Suit Alleges Alienation of Affections in Oskamp Family
Mrs. Louise Oskamp sues W S P Oskamp her father in law and three relatives for 150000 dollars claiming they conspired to sever her marriage to Herbert Oskamp. The trial heard that Herbert sent affectionate letters from Europe but later cut off funds and barred her access to their home. Jury seated. testimony to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Grimm Oskamp
Harrison Avenue
James Stewart
W. Herbert Oskamp
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Oskamp
W. 5
P. Oskamp
Stewart
Herbert
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Louise
Ken Herbert
Itimore
Europe
Owever
W. 8
Jdon Oskamp
Gordon Oskamp
Herbert Oskamp
Morris
Robert Doll
Walter L. Sauer
Fosick Avenue
Alfred H. Duwelius
Grant Street
Frank Coleman
Sherman Avenue
Thomas J. Burke
Observatory Avenue
George S Waber
Michigan Avenue
Laura B. Clark
Sedler Street
Julia White
St. Charles Place
Gertrude
Cincinnati museum faces deficit and funding needs
Trustees report a 1924 operating deficit of 3706.93 for the Cincinnati Art Museum and Art Academy and call for new endowments of 100000 to 200000 dollars for a free day fund and at least 100000 dollars for general expenses. They note lack of tax levies, emphasize economical management, outline building plans funded by the Alms bequest and raise tuition to boost academy income. The 160000 objects in the collection since the 1881 founding are cited with signatures from Taft and other trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Art Museum and Art Academy
Cincinnati Museum Association
Cincinnati Museum
Art Academy
Art Museum
Charles P. Taft
G. W. Armstrong, Jr
C. I. Harrison
R. K. LeBlond
Peter G. Thomson
Edward Go
Big Day Near as Coolidge Prepares Inauguration
Washington dispatch notes President Coolidge signs bills and sends routine nominations as inauguration approaches. Details outline the Capitol ceremony with oath by the Senate, seating of dignitaries, and security by the Secret Service amid city preparations and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
White House
Taft
Congress
Curtis
Joint Congressional Committee
Capitol
Diplomatic Corps
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Senate
Secret Service
Kiwanis Leader Touts Brotherhood at Ottawa Dinner
Kiwanis District Governor Robert E. Frey of Ottawa Ohio told about 300 members and guests that the club builds character and friendship through Christian values and responsible living. Local officials and entertainers spoke and a Conservatory of Music program followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Robert E. Frey
Ottawa
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
Frey
Mr. Frey
Behymer
Sylvester W. Lawrence
Portland
Ore
Howard C. Smith
Martha Short
Helen Jacobs
Harriet Gaines
Grace Allison
Conservatory of Music
Tom Brady
Dugan
Melody Boys
States Denied Rights Over Interstate Motor Car Traffic
The Supreme Court on March 2 handed down two major rulings denying states the power to interfere with interstate motor vehicle traffic on highways. The decisions, authored by Justice Brandeis, involved cases from Washington and Maryland and held that interstate commerce cannot be obstructed by state regulation on highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Brandeis
Negro Lynching Near Rockyford After Confession
An unidentified black man who confessed to attacking a fourteen year old white girl near Rockyford Georgia was captured after a full day chase. He was brought back to the scene of the crime where he was identified and burned at the stake in a rural field after his clothing was set alight. The mob included well known local men and did not attempt concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockyford
North Cincinnati Republicans to open voters' school
The North Cincinnati Republican Club will open a voters' school at Reichert's Hall on April 6 to educate members about the new charter amendment creating a city manager and a nine member council chosen by proportional representation. Sessions begin April 1 with meetings on the first and third Mondays each month. Speakers include Adolph A. Gruber Judge George F. Eyrich Jr George Griffith Joseph Reichert and Joseph Byrnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
George F. Eyrich, Jr
France and Italy Seen Moving Toward Debt Settlements
Treasury officials express renewed hope that France and Italy will initiate settlements soon. Secretary Mellon cites improved conditions in both countries and welcomes assurances from Italy’s new ambassador Giacomo de Martino. A Friday meeting with France’s Emile Daeschner is noted as influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
The
Mellon
France
Italy
Giacomo de Martino
Coolidge
Emile Daeschner
de Martino
Econ
Dawes Visits Old Federal Buildings Amid Doorstep Encounters
Vice President elect Charles G. Dawes dodged crowds at his hotel in Washington and revisited former offices in the Treasury and Budget Bureau as he prepared for the inauguration. He walked with a pipe, met Secretary Mellon, and shared moments with Mrs. Dawes and friends including Mrs. Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Mellon
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
McIntosh
Henry M. Dawes
Budget
Budget Bureau
Dawes
Mrs. Dawes
Mrs. Coolidge
Wife Trade Scandals Overhold Wealth Amid Divorces in Chicago
In Chicago on March 2, Mrs Paulette Picard Whiting sought a separate maintenance against Bradford Hill Whiting restraining him from disposing of assets and dealings in the stock market as rumors of infidelity and a potential counter divorce swirled. The couple’s tangled ties involve Whiting’s sanitarium refuge and Peggy Tomkinson’s connection to a declared affair, with all parties entangled in a New Year breakfast confrontation and a web of previous marriages and remarriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
Paulette Iard Whiting
Bradford Hill Whiting
Ryner
Whiting
Tomkinson
Peggy
Adele Harris Whiting
Brad
Graham H. Harris
Board of Education
Indiana
New York City
Paulette Picard Whiting
Harry L. Daniels
Illinois
Auto found perched in tree after hillside crash
In Traffic Court Walter D McArthur and Herman Interreiden report a car from Taft road and Columbia Avenue crashed, landing in a tree. Dock Baines 657 Carlisle Avenue fined 157 for reckless driving and moonshine, losing driving rights for 60 days. William and Rose Austin at the same address fined for moonshine and drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Road
Columbia Avenue
Walter D. McArthur
Herman Interreiden
Dock Baines
Carlisle Avenue
William Austin
Rose Austin
Baines
Alexander
Harry Kruse
Eastern Avenue
Kruse
John VanCamp
Salvadore
East Third Street
Beechmont
Eastern Avenues
Harry Griffin
Forestville
McQueen
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Carl H. Dance
Covington
Ernest Shierloh
Audit of Public Debt Debate Faces War-Time Woes
In a minority report, Mr. Strong defends the Bureau of Engraving and Printing within a wartime context, noting minor errors and petty theft but arguing an audit would waste public funds. He cites years of investigations into charges against Charles B. Brewer and the bureau, amid mass personnel changes since Harding’s 1922 dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Charles B. Brewer
Department of Justice
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Reau
Harding
Bureau
Civil Service
Pajama Photo Atop Prank Figures In Denver Case
In Chicago March 2 a witness for W E D Stokes described a pajama photo of Helen Ellwood Stokes and a man, identified as William Meyer, taken at a Ripon Wisconsin party. The jurist notes the picture as a humorous prank and details Meyer's long acquaintance with Ellwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Helen Ellwood Stokes
Denver
Meyer
Ellwood
Stokes
Everleigh Club
Mrs. Stokes
Helen
Supreme Court curbs Railroad Labor Board authority
The Supreme Court ruled that railroads may decide which employee representatives to recognize, limiting the Rail Labor Board's reach. Chief Justice Taft announced that Pennsylvanian Railroad's practice of funding and listing grievance committees could satisfy the law, even if those committees did not represent a majority, signaling broader railroad discretion in labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Railroad Labor Board
Taft
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
Aother
Rev. Henry B. Belmer Dies at 86 in Philadelphia
The Rev. Henry B. Belmer 86 a Lutheran pastor died in Philadelphia at the home of his stepson F L Sigmund. Born in Germany he served churches in Ohio Kansas and Washington DC after entering ministry post Civil War. Burial will be in Cincinnati and he is survived by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Henry B. Belmer
Lutheran Church
Middle West
F._L. Sigmund
Germany
Cincinnati
Pinchot to Wear Hat at Coolidge Inauguration
Governor Pinchot plans to wear the large felt hat presented by former Texas Governor Pat Neff at the Coolidge inauguration. The hat was sent after Pinchot lost his campaign hat when a canoe capsized and later offered for the Republican National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pat Neff
Texas
Coolidge
Neff
Robert N. Fryer Dies After Stroke in Ft Thomas Ky
Robert Newton Fryer longtime Phoenix Mutual general agent in Cincinnati died at his home 122 South Ft Thomas avenue Ft Thomas Ky after a paralytic stroke. He was born in Paris Tenn and worked for Louis Stix Co and Singer before joining Phoenix. He cherished philanthropic work helped Cincinnati newsboys and remained active in church and Ryland Fishing Club. Funeral at his residence with Rev. Andres and Rev. Dern set for 2:30 PM burial Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Newton Fryer
Cincinnati
Phoenix Mutual Insurance Company
Hartford
North Carolina
Ann Fryer
Louis Stix & Co
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Phoenix Company
Singer
Fryer
Queen’ City
Clark Publishing Company
Knights of Pythias
Ryland
Presbyterian Church of
Ft. Thomas
Mary Stevenson Thomas
Maysville
Robert Newton Fryer, Jr
Massie School
Lexington
Martha Stevenson
George Fryer
Paris
Tenn
Robert Rainey
Gordon Fryer
Oklahoma
Benjamin Andres
William B. Dern
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church of
Evergreen Cemetery
Man survives brutal Dixie Highway assault near Hamilton
Paul Connaughton a 30 year old of Hamilton was stabbed forty two times shot in the leg and beaten on the head with a revolver butt during an early morning attack on the Dixie Highway south of Hamilton. He fled to Hamilton for aid and doctors said wounds are superficial unless infection sets in. Connaughton claims robbers terrified him but police have no report of a robbery as yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Dixie Highway
Hamilton
Paul Connaughton
Maple Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Connaughton
Cincinnati
Port Union Road
Co. T. Hull
East
William Wellner
Fast Avenue
Wellner
Cornaughton
Ebert’s funeral to be Catholic rites in Heidelberg
Berlin March 2 The burial of President Ebert at Heidelberg on Thursday will follow Roman Catholic rites. Father Maas of Heidelberg will read the service. speakers at the grave include Dr Hellpach Baden Premier and Heidelberg officials. The funeral train leaves Berlin Wednesday evening, with a guarded presidential car and family car, the Chancellor's car, and an empty compartment where Ebert's seat would be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
Heidelberg
Fath Maas
Herr Ebert
Dr. Hellpach
Baden
Ober-Burgomeister Walz
Herr Mueller- Franken
Reichstag
Luther
Bill Approves $10 Million for Veterans Hospitals
The House passed a bill to appropriate an additional 10,000,000 for hospital facilities for World War veterans and sent it to the Senate. The Veterans' Committee noted about 40,000,000 had already been expended for hospital care of World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
House Veterans’ Committee
Bank Building Fire Ravages Ohio Town
A two story First National Bank Building in Painesville Ohio burned today causing about 100000 dollars in property loss. Firemen from Painesville Fairport and Willoughby confined the flames to the bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, O
First National Bank
Painesville
Fairport
Willoughby
Bank
Creomulsion Emulsified Creosote for Coughs and Colds
Health ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold treatment that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. It claims creosote is a premier healing agent for chronic coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, and throat lung diseases with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
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Louise Oskamp
W. Scott Grove
Cincinnati Post
DERG
R. E. Fry
Voters’ School
Gold Coast
William Meyer
Railroad Labor Board Authority
H. C. Belmer
Don Hat Neff
Robert N. Fryer
Phoenix Mutual Insurance Co
AOTA
Ohio
Wurliizer
East Fourth Street
Bet
Walnut and Main
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