Schurman Named Ambassador to Germany by Coolidge
Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman, former Cornell president and Minister to China, was nominated and confirmed as Ambassador to Germany, succeeding Hoyt V. Houghton. The Senate backed the move quietly, and a quick filling of Schurman’s vacancy in China was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Jacob Gould Schurman
China
Germany
Houghton
Berlin
London
Wadsworth
Charles D.hilles
Republican
New York
Dr. Secourman
Coolidge
Senate
Schurman
State Department
Peking
John van A. MacMurray
Cornell University
Harding
Greece
Montenegro
Orient
Surplus of Labor Shown by Survey in Cincinnati
A Department of Labor industrial survey of Cincinnati reports a surplus of labor among building trades machinists and furniture workers. Outside labor demand has risen with good weather and better Febru ary employment. Farm labor demand is increasing and the surplus is shrinking. The only large project in the next thirty days is a church costing about 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Department of Labor
Cincinnati
Funeral for Judge Michael Muller Set for Thursday
Judge Michael Muller 66, attorney, died Monday. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. in the Spring Grove Cemetery chapel. The body lies in state at Wiltsee undertaking parlors Wednesday.
Cincinnati Newspapers Clash Over Advertising Status
In Cincinnati readers debate which papers serve best as advertising mediums and news sources. The Commercial Tribune dismisses the bickering, touting its own evening publication as offering maximum service at minimum cost and thanking other city papers for enabling its own success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
The
Commercial Tribune
Indictments in gambling and liquor cases move forward
Two cases heard by Judge Roettinger involve Henry Rimpler and William Herman charged with permitting gambling at The Pines Wooster pike resort. Prosecutor Weinstein seeks to introduce more evidence linking them to the resort while Runyan faces liquor sales charges with a directed verdict possible after witnesses testified they bought liquor from Runyan’s bartender.
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Theste
John F. Herget
Henry Rimpler
William F. Herman
Albert Weinstein
Rimpler
Herman
Weinstein
Foster Egner
John Lyons
Juvenile Protective Association
Roeitinger
Jack Runyan
Chapel Street
Rodney A. Darby
John L. Whittaker
D. T. Hackett
Runyan
Roettinger
Whittaker
Darby
James Patterson
Hackett
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Mr. Hackett
Indictments Charge Agent Hearn With Forgery
Three indictments charging district agent Ed ward H Hearn of A E Lyner Co with forgery were returned by the Hamilton County Grand Jury in a partial report to Judge Roettinger. The charges allege that on March 13 1924 Hearn forged a document.
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Edward H. Hearn
A. E. Lyner & Co
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Roettinger
Criminal Court
Hearn
Court Calendar for Today Common Pleas and Courts
Daily docket lists cases across rooms with judges LeBlond Hoffman Struble Darby Ryan Marx and Hurley. Notable matters include Bernard Klein vs Alfred Tennison Sarah Craig vs Roessler Lane vs American Liability and Aronoff vs Fingeroff along with several domestic relations and criminal items.
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Judge LeBlond
Bernard H. J. Klein
Alfred Tennison
Sarah A. Craig
A. B. Roessler
Hoffman
Lane
American Liability Company
Judge Struble
Isaac Aronoff
Harry Fingeroff
The
Frank Tea and Spice Company
L. Schreiber & Sons Company
Judge Darby
Frank J. Sorge
Norman C. Rickel
L. F. Ratterman
Doepke & Ulrich
Next
Federal Finance Company
Albert Downs
Lee Bloom
Theodore Stickel
Ryan
Illiam A. von. Gordon
Emma L. Price
Superior Court
Marx
Louise G. Oskamp
Indictments Include Forgeries and Burglary Link to 1920s Crimes
The record lists forged indorsements by Hearn on Lyner company checks to Kerr Company means of theft, with 1924 dates. It notes Pink McCarthy charged with second degree murder in the February 2 1925 killing of his wife Tommie McCarthy. Additional indictments include Dave Austin George Crogan for petit larceny Plumer King for cutting to kill Frank Spear for carrying concealed weapons John Williams and Fred Reinking for burglary Henry Baker for petit larceny Joseph William Meyer two indictments for removing mortgaged property Wallace Jones for burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods.
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Lyner Company
Flach Brothers’ Grocery Company
Hearn
J. C. Kerr Company
Kerr Company
Pink McCarthy
Tommie McCarthy
Dave Austin
George Crogan
Plumer King
Frank Spear
John Williams
Fred Reinking
Henry Baker
Joseph William Meyer
Wallace Jones
Accountants pay rate struck down by court of appeals
The April 24 1921 per diem amendment to Section 276 of the Ohio General Code fixing accountant pay for state examiners to match county rates was declared unconstitutional by the Court of Appeals. It had set $10 a day for county or city examinations and $8 for other taxing districts, creating unequal compensation based on county size.
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Court of Appeals
Use of Morris Plan name denied to furniture firm
A temporary injunction blocks Morris Plan Furniture Company and L H Raabe from using the "Morris Plan" name. Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank, which holds the trade name and trademark licensed to Morris Plan Banks, says the name is its asset and sole property in Hamilton County. The court action was filed with Judge Roettinger in Common Pleas Court.
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Morris Plan Furniture Company
L. H. Rabe
L. H. Raab
L. H. Raabe
Morris Plan
Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Morris Plan Bank
East Sixth Street
Gwynne Building
Induwustrial Finance Corporation of Virginia
Hamilton County
Two Parties at Burnet Avenue Home Raise Alimony Case Details
Witness Helen Reinhardt testified in Judge Marx's court about parties at Mrs Louise Oskamp's Burnet avenue home in 1922. She said liquor, smoking, and suspected improprieties occurred while W S P Oskamp and others attended. Separate testimony described a later party at Qosterlein's with Oskamp family members. letters from Herbert Oskamp while in Europe referenced domestic unhappiness. A separate negligence suit seeks damages from a bus collision near North College Hill on October 13, 1924, with claims of careless operation.
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Eleanor Baesch
Burnet
University Avenues
Louise Grimm Oskamp
William Reinhardt
Oskamp Jewelry Company
Louise Oskamp
W S. P. Oskamp
Oskamp
Sidney Mills
Herbert Oskamp
Froome Morris
Europe
Herbert
S Brown Named Receiver for Triumph Electric Co
Sanford Brown, attorney, appointed receiver of Triumph Electric Company Oakley manufacturers of electrical appliances by Judge Ryan after Rome Wire Company filed the petition. Bond set at 50000. Triumph liabilities about 700000 with assets near 1000000. Separate suit filed by Justin Lebovici for 3265 over a self starting induction motor patent royalty.
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Sanford Brown
Triumph Electric Company
Oakley
Ryan
Common-Pleas Court
Rome Wire Company
Rome Company
Triumph Company
Justin Lebovici
Common Pleas
John L. Richie
Lebovici
Mr. Richie
Suits Against Bus Company Operators Filed in Court
Three suits seeking a total of 30 000 damages were filed in Common Pleas Court by attorney Robert S. Alcorn against William Miter Earl Niederman and John Nohrer partners doing business as the Queen City Bus Company. One suit for Elmer Wurtz administrator seeks 35 000 for the fatal injury of Fred Wurtz Jr 35 of 3624 Beekman Street struck by a bus on September 14 1924 on Spring Grove Avenue.
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Common Pleas Court
Robert S. Alcorn
William Miter
Earl Niederman
John Nohrer
Queen City Bus Company
Elmer Wurtz
Fred Wurtz
Beekman Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Gas tax measure advances to House action in Ohio
The Brown gas tax bill, refined in conference, passes Senate and heads to the House. It imposes a two cent per gallon gasoline tax for highways, reduces passenger car license tags, and allocates funds 45 percent to the state, 35 percent to cities by car registrations, and 25 percent to counties for highway maintenance. The measure could face a referendum if signed, with Ohio State Automobile Association weighing its stance.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Brown
Champaign County
D. Price Evans
Jackson County
Conference
Earl C. McCreary
Cincinnati
R. E. Hempel
Tr Bull County
Arthur .W. Sweettey
Akron
Donahey
James F. Atwood
Ohio State Automobile Association
Whitmer estate rent suit seeks $10,927 claim
Ms Mary Whitmer Carter wife of Lincoln J Carter sues the estate of her son Harry R Whitmer for $10,927.75 for ninety six months rent of her furnished home alleged to be owed at the time of his death by suicide. Whitmer’s estate valued at $200,000 with life insurance of about $150,000 to his widow Louise Beck Whitmer.
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Goshen
Ind
Mary Whitmer Carter
Lincoln J. Carter
Harry R. Whitmer
Whitmer
Louise Beck Whitmer
Planting Evergreens Urged for Cincinnati Homes
Maxmilliaan Braam, corresponding secretary of the Ohio Botanic Garden Society, urges Cincinnati residents to plant evergreens. The annual meeting in the Procter & Collier assembly hall will feature C. R. Runyan of Spring Grove Cemetery with a lecture on evergreen planting.
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Braam
Cincinnati
South
Iowa Senate panel approves recount for Brookhart Steck race
The Senate Elections Committee authorized both campaigns in the Brookhart Steck contest to appoint supervisors to collect ballots and bring them to Washington for a recount.
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Iowa
Washington
Senate Elections Committee
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UN. Oghurman
McMurray
Gidding & Co., Inc
Vine Street
Common Pleas Courts
Judge Hoffman
Alfred H. Plenge
Edith Plenge
Virginia Wertheimer
Salie Wertheimer
Priscilla Lee
Robert Lee
Edna F. Willman
George J. Willman
Hattie Borgman
George Borgman
Eocaine Cutter
Roy Cutter
Hilda Vanek
John Yauch
Frances B. Boyden
Lester Boyden
Edna Hill
Elbert Hill
Margaret D. Vincent
Donald H. Vincent
Anna Lauterbach
Albert Lauterbach
George W. Horstman
Clara Horstman
Criminal Courts
Judge Hurley
Frank Mitchell
Joe Harvey
Charles Sebree
George Taylor
John Scanlon
James Frasher
Judge Roettlinger
Harry Rimpler
Jack Bunyan
Jack Weiss
Dskamp
Maio Tello
Antico
S. Brown
Triumph Electric CO
William L. Camerer
Jesse Hammel
William Wagner
Blue Bird Cab. Co
Fuller Auto Co
Ashcraft
Charles Amend
Blue Bird Cab Co
Martha M. Stickler
Lena Behringer
Albery Krippendorf
Elmer Grey
Mamie Grey
Martha Steigelman
William Miller
Anton Seyring
Madeline Hoffman
Johnsen
Chilren
Elitzer Wurtz
Admr
Helen B. Keinat
Mary Keinat
Cincinnati Morris Plan
Bank
Morris Plan Furniture Co
Justin
John L. Ritchie
Leonard, Crosset & Riley
South Georgia By. Co
Mages
Luther Wheeler
Industrial Commission
Ohio
Associated Press
Finest Wiltons
Royal Wiltons
Axminsters
Scotland
Robert J. Bonser CO. Wholesale Carpet and Rug House
Wurlitzer
East Fourth St
Bet. Walnut and Main
Castle Farm
Marigold Dance
Canal 6300
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