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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1925

Page

3

Babbage Head Epithets Hurled at Herbert Oskamp at Home Testimony

In Superior Court Judge Marx hears an alienation of affections suit from Mrs. Louise Grimm Oskamp against her father in law W S P Oskamp and family. Witnesses describe Mrs. Oskamp calling Herbert Oskamp a damn fool and a cabbage head during visits and disputes over a 200 dollar allowance.

Babbage Herbert Oskamp Robert S. Marx Superior Court Louise Grimm Oskamp W. S. P. Oskamp Froome Morris William Reinhardt Porter The Oskamp Jewelry Company Morris Albert H. Morrill James G. Stewart Marx Morrill Europe Herbert Adele Oskamp Ryan Louise Oskamp Mamie Hildebrand West Twelfth Street

Californian Seeks Barber-Wife Misses Close Shave

A Visalia widower wrote to Judge Lueders seeking a wife who had just divorced in Cincinnati. He claimed to be 51, handsome with two children, and cited a newspaper report of a woman who shaved her husband for weekly beatings, but the divorce suit had been dismissed.

California William H. Lueders Cincinnati Claude L. Fitch Visalia Cal Anne Rush Charles W. Hoffman Domestic Relations Court

Legion Ha u te Program Hears Ay Thousands

Thousands of American Legion members nationwide joined the first Legion radio party on WLW in observance of the organization’s sixth anniversary. Ohio posts held reunions to hear National Commander James A. Crain and State Commander Milo J. Warner along with Purdue President Edward C. Elliott.

American Legion First Legion WLW Legion Ohio James A. Crain Milo J. Warner The Edward C. Elliott Purdue University Lafayette Ind Drain Warner Greenville (O Bentley Post Galbraith Memorial Eden Park Mr. Warner Robert W. Smith Cincinnati J. W. Masters Columbus Herbert W. Monney Woodsfield State Department George Denny Middletown Robert L. Black Seventh District Schwaab Milton D. Campbell Julius Stern Reading William P. O'Connor Joseph H. Woeste Herbert E. Michaels J. J. Saslavsky Department

Continuation of Gas Rates Urged After Public Hearing

Light Committee urges extending present gas rates to May 1 to give the Chamber of Commerce time to report on a new rate contract with Union Gas and Electric. Public hearing followed veto of the previous ordinance and questions arose about the Roberts report and Columbia Gas profits.

Chamber of Commerce Light Committee of Council Union Gas and Electric Company Light Committee Carrel William E. Hess W. W. Freeman Freeman A. B. Roberts Cleveland Jesse McDonald Roberts Columbia Gas and Electric Company Mr. Freeman Union Company Columbia Company Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Adolph Wulff John Ehmann Federated Civic Associations Commercial Tribune A. Julius Freiberg Columbia Charles O. Rose

Collin Appears as US Witness in Prohibition Case

Harry Collin of 684 Glenwood Avenue real estate agent testified before a Federal Grand Jury in Atlanta related to alleged police and village liquor court payoff schemes connected to a West End conspiracy. Collin and William Dillard previously pleaded guilty to Volstead law violations and hinted at police hush money. 400 witnesses provided testimony as a special grand jury investigates. In unrelated matter Judge Hurley released Frank Johnson to hospital treatment for tuberculosis after a prior assault conviction, while Sylvester Tanner and Fred Fleetwood received suspended sentences.

Harry Collin Glenwood Avenue Federal Penitentiary Haroth E. Mau United States Mau Colin Atlanta Collin William Dillard West End Dillard Bel Police Department Haigh Edward M. Hurley Criminal Court Frank Johnson Hamilton County General Hospital Hurley Johnson John A. Caldwell Sylvester Tanner Fred Fleetwood

K of C Veterans School to Close This Term

The Knights of Columbus Free Evening School for ex service men at St Xavier High School will shut down at the end of the current school year due to war fund depletion. Other K of C programs nationwide will end similarly. hospitalization work will continue while veterans remain in hospitals. The school has taught over five thousand veterans in five years, and a closing dinner is set for March 30 at the Chamber of Commerce.

Knights of Columbus War Fund K. of C. Free St. Xavier High School Robert J. Lavell

U. O. C. Girls Glee Club to Contest for Baur Cup

The University of Cincinnati Girls Glee Club will travel to Dayton to compete in the Intercollegiate Girls Glee Club contest of Ohio. Six clubs sing Flower of Dreams with 24 singers each. Judges include Mrs. Mary Willing Magley and John F. Williamson.

University of Cincinnati Dayton Ohio Denison Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg Western Reserve Ohio University Joseph Clokey Miami University Bertha Baur Conservatory of Music Mary Willing Magley Toledo Choral Society John F. Williamson Westminster Choir of A. W. Martin Mildred Lambert Cincinnati Glee Club

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