Grand jury begins inquiry into graft ring case
A special grand jury impaneled in Judge Hickenlooper's court to investigate police and liquor court graft and bribe allegations began work under U S District Attorney Haroth E. May. Jurors, drawn from seven counties, face about 300 witness interviews in two weeks as proceedings guard their identities and secrecy.
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Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Haroth E. May
United States
Sach
G. R. Fisher
Wilmington
Adams
Highland
Scioto
Clermont
Brown
Butler
Hamilton
Mau
Department of Justice
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police Department
Anti-Saloon League
Personal Liberty League
Hig
Federal Building
May
A. Lee Beaty
Harry Abrams
Black Belt
Byron M. Roberts
Aubrey Houston
James Hayes
Fred Bullerdick
Pearson named manager of Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
An exclusive report confirmed Charles Pearson’s appointment as business manager of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Pearson, 38, previously worked with Arthur Judson in concert management and will take charge this week after a board vote.
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Commercial Tribune
Charles Pearson
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Judson
Philadelphia Orchestra
Cincinnati
Pearson
Judson
Indiana
Mr. Judson
Cincinnati Orchestra
Cincinnati Post
Experts to Study Traffic Signal Types on Race Street
Mayor Carrel and Francis R Healy discussed best signal type for automatic traffic control tests on Race street. They will evaluate suspended signals like Dayton Ohio and standard center or side mounted signals used in Chicago with cost estimates and potential illuminated signs.
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Race Street
Carrel
Francis R. Healy
Union Gas and Electric Company
George Crawford
Cliff Martin
Healy
Dayton
Eastern
Colerain Avenues
Two Held in Swindle of $9250 from Hans Bauer
Police report two men swindled Hans Bauer former Cincinnati brewer out of $9250 after convincing him to withdraw savings for a phantom project. Bauer traveled with them to St. Louis where they departed with the funds. one suspect is held in St. Louis and another in Muncie Indiana. Bauer formerly lived at 2530 Luna Avenue.
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St. Louis
Muncie
Ind
Hans Bauer
Cincinnati
Bauer
Luna Avenue
Real estate transfers across Norwood and nearby towns
Transactions include E. P. Nash Jr buying a ten room brick house at Hudson and Spencer in Norwood for 13000, brokered by John E. Man they. S. J. Heilker sold a seven room two family home at 1761 Cleveland avenue Norwood for 7000 via the same broker H. Sehrage sells to Corryville buyer Edna S. Kernen sells to Blanche Parker in Corryville. other small lots transferred in Reading, Lockland, Mt. Auburn and New Baltimore.
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Hudson and
Spencer Avenues
Norwood
E. P. Nash, Jr
S. J. Heilker
John. E. Manthey
C. R. Butler
Cleveland Avenue
H. Sehrage
Reading
Charles Hoerst
Lottie Stiver
James H. Oliver
Lockland
Margaret_ H
Catharine C. Brannen
Stephen Whitlock
Mt. Auburn
Harry A. Kuehner
Charles A
Deavener
McGregor Place
New
Baltimore
Chesley C. Agnew
Maranda Agnew
Corryville
Edna S. Kernen
Blanche Parker
Vaughn Street
University Avenue
Residence site purchased on Northcutt avenue by Julius Schmalstig Jr
A 45 by 148 foot lot on Northcutt avenue between Reading road and Rhode Island avenue sold yesterday for 1575 dollars. Julius Schmalstig Jr bought the property through the Frederick A Schmidt Company. The buyer plans to build a residence on the site.
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Northcutt Avenue
Reading Road
Rhode Island Avenue
Julius Schmalstig, Jr
George Lubrecht
Frederick A. Schmidt
Nagel couple buys two-family brick house on West Corry Street
Magdalena and Catherine Nagel paid 6500 yesterday for a two family brick residence with eight rooms at 25 West Corry Street Corryville. They acquired the structure from J A Loeffler through the Al Koch Real Estate Company.
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Magdalena
Catherine Nagel
Corry Street
Corryville
J. A. Loeffler
al Koch Real Estate Company
Lease at Burnet House downtown for five years
The Sam B. Wolf Sons Company leased a store in the Burnet House, 317 Vine Street, for five years at a total rent of 7500 dollars. The Groesbeck, Dickson, Kahn Company arranged the lease.
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Burnet House
Vine Street
Sam B. Wolf Sons Company
Groesbeck, Dickson, Kahn Company
Mortgage filings list numerous debt security transfers
A long catalog of mortgages is listed with names and amounts including Finley Helton to Valley Central Bank and several others to Progress Bank and Trust and Union Trust Company. The entries show diverse borrowers and lenders, with sums ranging from a few hundred to over ten thousand dollars.
Mortgages Canceled List of Numerous Loan Reassignments
A catalog of mortgage cancellations and new loan assignments shows many individuals securing or transferring debts with multiple banks and savings and loan associations. Amounts range from 125 to 38,750 dollars, including notable entries like Harry J. Lehman to Times-Star S. & L. Co. for 38,750 and Belle E. Klein to Brighton Bank & Trust Co. for 13,000.
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Finley Helton
Valley Central B. & L. Co
Albert J. Lang
Centennial B. A
Wolf Oshry
Progress B. & L. Co
Albert Wolf
Louis Heid
Elmore L. & B. Co
Edith Kreimer
Liberal L. & L. Co
Henrietta First
Cosmopolitan Bank
Owen M. Sweeney
Same
Lida Seward
John Lauch
Henry Steuer
Frank Wingert
Bernhard Ellermann
West Liberty B. & L. Co
E. M. Henke
Central B. & L. Co
Mary R. Hoff
Union Trust Co
Susan Schimweg
Ringgold B. & L. Co
Theresa Jasper
New Foundation L. & B. Co
Jacob Lipschitz
John Mango
Big Four B. & L. Co
Mary Mango
Lester Budd
Ed Bts Thompson
Cottage B. & L. Co
Aie A. Smith
Frank Zernick
First National Bank of Mt. Healthy
Ruth B. Fullerton
Belle Simkin
Bernard C. Benning
Winton Place
Eee W. Trevor
Myers Y. Cooper
John Fehring
Clifton Heights No
Thomas W. Trevor
Riverside M. E. Church
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks’ National Bank
Max Stopper
Victoria S. & Pe
Rose Gendelman
Provident Savings Bank
Elmer Gray
Times-Star S. & L. Co
Rebecca Cummins
Edgar M. Conover
John W. English
August Thielen
Central Norwood B. & L. A
Fred Collins
Minnie Wentzel
Miami S. & L. Co
Plymouth Weeks
Paragon Refining Co
Katherine Threes
Southern Ohio Sav—_ ag
Cn Ees
June Street
First National Bank of Lockland
Julia F. Cleary
Westwood Homestead
Richard Lipscomb
Elmwood Place L. & B. Co
Joseph Greenbear
Aeere Berns
Cheviot B. & Co
Frederick L. Schoenle
Jean B. & L. A
M. S. Jelenko
Nicholas Baumgartner
Chester B. Campbell
Florence E. Carnahan
Columbia B. & L. A. Co
John C. Hudson
Madison B. A
Horace G. Pinkerton
J. H. Coleman
Sen Thompson
Cottage B
L. Ma
Belle E. Klein
Brighton Bank & Trust Co
Mary Quinn
Price Hill B. & L. Co
Cincinnati Council Adopts Georgia Avenue Grading Ordinance 1925
The Council of Cincinnati Ohio on February 24 1925 passed Ordinance No 44 1925 to establish the grade of Georgia Avenue from Chase Avenue to its northern terminus and repeal conflicting ordinances. A copy of the ordinance is on file.
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Froome
Rris
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Georgia Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chase Avenue
Base Avenue
Parkline Avenue Improvement Resolution Spawns Water Main Plan
A resolution declares Parkline avenue from Pinehurst to 535 feet east of Brentwood to be improved by laying water pipes. The affected properties are all lots bounding Parkline avenue in that stretch. Assessments cover all but two percent plus intersection costs, with cash payment option within 30 days after the assessing ordinance is passed.
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Mini
City of
Cincinnati
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
John C. Schumaker
Catherine M Ockman
Bertha Sweeney
William . Sweeney
Green Street
Celia Nolte
H. A. Nolte
East Seventh Street
Samuel Kaplan
Main Place
Rosa M. Whelen
Richard J. Whelen
Gilsey Avenue
Florence
L. Kerkhoff
Frank A. Kerkhoff
Academy Avenue
Emily M. Schomaker
Mary J. Schomaker
Plaintiff
Elmer H. McNeely
Rebecca McNeely
McMicken Avenue
Catherine M.chockman
Herman J. Schockman
Rose Avenue
Norwood
Harry E. McNeely
Jessie McNeely
Washington Avenue
Bellevue
Kentucky
Raymond McNeely
Thomas B. Keown
Will Emma Keown
Hopkinsville
Jessie Bannon
Owen L. Bannon
Peastown Road
Middletown
Gladys Bannon
Poastown Road
Robert Cluggish
Elsie Cluggish
Los Angeles
California
Helen Cluggish
William H. Cluggish
Minnie Cluggish
Anderson
Indiana
Richard Cluggish
Dorothy Cluggish
Jennie Harrison
Merrill Harrison
Scottsburg
Mary Ann Gibson
Ora C. Walters
Maud C. Cummings
Thomas Cummings
Ada Masters
Oddas Masters
Margaret Masters
Margaret Elizabeth Herfel
Robert McNeely
William McNeely
Charles McNeely
Clarence McNeely
Anna Merchant
County of Hamilton
State of
Stone Street
Carlisle Avenue
Nicholas Longworth
John Foppe
Joseph Langland
Foppe
Langland
Dennis J. Ryan
Louis J. Howe
E. P. Scollan
E. J. Babbitt
Alnut Street
Parkline Avenue
State of Ohio
Pinehurst Avenue
Brentwood Avenue
The
Rk of
Council For Public Inspection
City Council Passes Thoburne Avenue Improvement Resolution
The Cincinnati City Council on February 24 1925 declared it necessary to improve Thoburne Avenue from Roe Street to Erie Avenue and abutting properties. The measure covers Thoburne Avenue between Roe Street and Erie Avenue as part of the street upgrade plan.
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Thoburne Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Roe Street
Erie Avenue
Cincinnati Repeals Bond Ordinance for Plum Street Project
The city council repeals Ordinance 128-1920 which authorized a 2720000 bond issue to fund resurfacing and widening Plum Street from Fourth to Front, and land purchase. The ordinance passes February 24, 1925 and becomes effective upon clerk notice.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Plum Street
Fourth Street
Front Street
Froome Morris
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Cincinnati Bonds Issue for Vine Street resurfacing approved
Ordinance 52 1925 provides for issuing 23990 dollars in bonds by the City of Cincinnati to resurfacing and widening Vine Street from Fourth to Front, including land condemnation. It also creates a fund to pay interest until taxes flow in, reaffirming a prior 1919 election approving the bond issue.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Hamilton County
Vine Street
Fourth Street
Front Street
Cincinnati Bonds For Walnut and Central Avenues
City of Cincinnati enacts multiple bond issues totaling 19 900 00 for Walnut Street resurfacing from Fourth to Front and land condemnation costs. Additional bonds 14 950 00 for Central Avenue from Third to Front and 32 200 00 for Eighth Street from Elberon to St Joseph Cemetery. Each issue funds street work and interest pre taxes with ten yearly installments and four and one half percent interest. Public service director administers funds under standard city ordinance.
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Ccs
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Vine Street
Public Service
City of
Froome Morris
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
State of Ohio
Hamilton County
Walnut Street
Fourth Street
Front Street
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Third Street
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Director of Public Service
PFE Ooo Crodpester
Fs, Rbobo Co Drocivonre
Eighth Street
Froome. Morris
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
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A. C. Grand Jury
Talesmen
New York Athletic Club
Butler University
Lexington Athletic Club
Georgetown College
Louisville Y. M. C. A
Detroit
Cincinnati Gym
Ath. Club
Fenwick Club
North Cincinnati Gym
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
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Bolles
Brendamour CO
Elm and Central Parkway
Chichester
Best
C. Pearson
Cincinnati Symphony
Ideal
Edna G. Brim
Frank E
Grace E. Floyd
Grantwood Avenue
West End
Morris Kizner
Henrietta Firest
Laurel Street
Freeman Avenue
Carthage
Maude Hinkle
Sixty Eighth Street
Hartwell
Julia E. de Camp
Gilbert A
Emma J. Neller
Joseph F. Mills
Ross W. Sloniker
Max E. Eaton
Delhi
Cecelia L. Feist
Lillian M. Lang
Texas Avenue
Henry
Rose Steuer
Dayton Street
Linn Street
Sam Katz
Isadore Katz
Baymiller
Gest
Whitewater
H. A. Swisher
Edwin H. Orr
Columbia Township
Joseph H. Rickard
Joseph C
Lydia S. Rush
John Morton
Wyoming
Elizabeth Niehaus
George Haller
A. Pendery
Madisonville
William T. Moran
Louise S. Cassinelli
Henry Morton
Columbus Avenue
Rose Huelsman
Findlay Street
Cheviot
Louis H. Boreheit
John and
Charlotte Hermann
Avondale
Jacob and
Joseph Lipschitz
Mitchell Avenue
St. Bernard
Viola Alkemeyer
Frank W. Imwalle
Cornry Mitchell and
Zetta
James N. Gamble
Rudolph Thumann
Lischer Avenue
Rose E. Krucker
Samson Realty Co
Mt. Lookout
John N. Banks
William E. Richards
Paxton Road
Vernon Street
Central
Kate Aman
Frank
Angeline X. Ross
Main Street
Schiller Street
Ada E. Meyer
Oscar Robinson
Wade Street
Westwood
John C. Ruehlman
John B. Mueller
Hazelwood Ave
Rose T. Glendenning
Lucille Glendenning
Baker Ave
Charles G. Anderson
Ada A. Stocker
Woodford Rd
Glendale
William P. Matthews
Jean T. Schneider
Congress Ave
Magdalena Knoechel
Nettie Fehring
Mohawk Heights
Mitchell Ave
Dickson Ave
Sycamore Township
Clifford T. Perrine
C. Leota Hosbrook
Cooper Ave
Board of Education of
Blue Ash
Matilda E. Dahn
Maurice K. Block
Dana Ave
Northside
Lillie M. Kuhlman
Bernard C
Clara Benning
Langland & Thomson
Hyde Park
Dorchester Avenue
Young Street
Cleves
Lucy Stoneking
Sophia Heckendorn
Wm. H. Harrison
Samuel Wolfstein
Isadore Rosenberg
Israel Levine
West Seventh Street
Price Hill
Laura A
Gertrude Co
Purcell Avenue
Fairmount
John J. Kunstman
Elmer
Viola Gray
Montrose
Rankin Streets
Strauss Building Co
Fred
Elen Collins
Grove and
Hudson Avenue
Robert King
Ae Harper and
Linden
Deer Park
Leo H. Reinghard
Guisep Pietrantonio
Clifford Place
Anna Hyman
Joe Becker
Prospect Place
Alvina Gruenschlaeger
Carl Gruenschlaeger
Is Alley
Allison Street
Bond Hill
Carl Asimus
Emil E
Ricka Hoffman
Rosa M. Sudmeier
Pleasant Ridge
Charlotte Walker
Norman Selby
Wooley Avenue
College Hill
Alexander C. Lindsey
Samuel Biddle
Charles M. Steele
Samuel Levine
Stratford Realty Company
Hamg Street
Price
Mary
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Cincinnati, Ohio
William E. Brown
C.S.B
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Boston
Mass
City of Cincinnati
Elberon Avenue
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
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