Ohio legislative moves tax and charter reform advancing
The Ohio Senate and House debated constitutional amendments and tax measures aimed at municipal costs and county government options. Major items include shifts in debt limits, cost assessments, a county government study plan, the mandatory budget bill, and stalled criminal code efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Marshall
Cleveland
Senate
Lowry J. Miller
Middletown
House
Donahey
Taft
Farnsworth
Farnswo
Miami and Erie Canal
Lucas County
Cit
Toledo
Mercer Pistol Battle Ends in Sheriff Pursuit Killing
Peter Sherbine was killed in a pistol duel with Mercer Sheriff W A Bone and Chief Deputy Riley on Mercer main street. Deputy Riley was shot in the foot during the afternoon clash sparked by a legal dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Peter Sherbine
W. A. Bone
Riley
Dissent Ends with G A R Members Bolting Memorial Association
Tensions over leadership split the Hamilton County Memorial Association as Commander Jacob Secrest and Joseph P. Anderson with a third veteran left the group after a contentious annual election. The move followed long-standing strain among G A R members Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans and Spanish American and World War Veterans over representation and control. Colonel Fehrenbatch was elected president and urged reconciliation while plans for a separate Memorial Day event were hinted at.
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Hamilton County Memorial Association
Jacob Secrest
Joseph P. Anderson
George H. Thomas Post
Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
World War Veterans
John Fehrenbatch
G. A.R
James M. Hughes
Secrest
Anderson
George H. Thomas
Sons of Veterans
Fehrenbatch
Daughters of Veterans
James IE. Lightfield
Robert Bentley Post
American Legions
Association
Wits
William J. Schultz
Spring Grove Cemetery
Walter Fr. Draper
Admiral Porter
U. S. Navy Veterans
William E. Handley
Army and Navy Union
Ellis E. Deckey
Earl Jackson
Disabled Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Youth Advocate Urges Adult Probation for Youth Crimes
Judge Yeatman told Rotary Club that youth crime stems from the times and places like roadhouses and saloons. He urged establishing adult probation in municipal courts and outlined a plan to classify offenders by age and crime, promoting rehabilitation over jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatman
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Rotary Committee
Cincinnati Police Vacancy Grows as Henry Crouse Retires
Henry Crouse aged 57 of the Third District retired yesterday from the Cincinnati police force due to physical disability after twenty one years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry Crouse
Crouse
Five new members join Egbert Post USWV
At Memorial Hall last night the Harry C. Egbert Post United Spanish War Veterans admitted five new members. The inductees were Charles Barkhurst William Belch am Anthony Riese John Simcoe and C S Warren with Commander Joseph E. Sweeney presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Egbert
United Spanish War Veterans
The
Post
Memorial Hall
Charles Barkhurst
William Belcham
Anthony Riese
John Simcoe
C. S. Warren
Joseph E. Sweeney
May Modify Bond Rule In Police Department
Judge Woeste heard a hearing on a proposal to change a longstanding police bond rule from 1887. Bondsmen Charles Cohen and David Tavel testified that bonds they signed led to rearrests being blocked by police. Chief Copeland explained the rule aimed to curb unscrupulous bondsmen who staged rearrests for extra fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeste
Charles Cohen
Richmond Street
David Tavel
West Sixth Street
Copeland
River at Cincinnati Falls 24.8 Feet Amid Busy Arrival Slates
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 24.8 feet and falling last night. Vessels arriving include the Kentucky from Louisville, General Wood from Pittsburgh, Greenwood from Pomeroy, and John W. Hubbard from Louisville. The General Wood departs for Pittsburgh this afternoon, the Greenwood for Charleston tonight, and the John W. Hubbard will return to Louisville tomorrow. Towboats Julius Fleischmann and H. H. Donald Jr. were docked at Covington and Addyston respectively, with plans to tow coal, while the sowboat Fred Hall rests at East End for repairs. River reports across ports show Pittsburgh at 9.8 feet and falling, Wheeling 9 feet and stationary with rain.
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Kentucky
Louisville
General Wood
Pittsburgh
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Charleston
W. Va
John W. Hubbard
Julius Fleischmann
Hatfield Reliance Coal Company
Scott Street
Covington
Yestern
Kanawha River
Fred Hall
Hall & Co
East End
H. H. Donald, Jr
Donald Transportation Company
Ripley, C
Suspension Bridge
Philadelphia
Cleveland Coal Company
Addyston
W. K. Fields
Campbell Coal Company
Ludlow
Huntington
West Virginia
Warrant sweep ends evasion of traffic tag penalties
Warrants were issued for fifty nine individuals and company officials who failed to return tags on vehicles after traffic citations. Judge Alexander said the crackdown raises penalties to $5 from $2 and will compel appearance. some named violators appeared and paid the increased fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Cincinnati
Missing Sophia Devitt. son Noah Devitt sought in Ohio area
Mrs Sophia Devitt 81 of Hillsboro Ohio asked police to search for her son Noah Louis Devitt 46 a waiter believed employed at a roadhouse near Greater Cincinnati. Milton Hatfield 14 of 910 Plum Street was reported missing last night by relatives after leaving home at 10 AM with chatter of a trip to Knoxville Tennessee.
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Sophia Devitt
Hillsboro
Noah Louis Devitt
Devitt
Greater Cincinnati
Milton Hatfield
Plum Street
Knoxville
Tenn
Shrine notice and lodge meeting announcements
Lodge Notice. Jr. O. U. A. M. Concord Boosters dance Saturday March 28 at American Legion Hall Fourth and Broadway. Syrian Temple NM Stated meeting in main auditorium Scottish Rite Cathedral this Saturday evening at 8 visiting Nobles welcome. 1925 Shrine card admits. Willard D Haines Potentate. F William Harte Recorder.
Steamer Greenwood Sets Sail From Greene Line
Steamer Greenwood leaves Saturday March 28 at 5 p m from the Greene Line wharfboat for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Charleston and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
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Greenwood
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charleston
Obituaries Notice Listings for March 1925
Beaths AMOS Thomas H and others die in late March 1925 with funeral details listed. Entries include surviving spouses and residence locations in Norwood Cleves Newport Hamilton and Cincinnati area. Services scheduled at churches homes and cemeteries with dates March 28 29 or 30 for multiple individuals.
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Amos
Thomas H
Lillie Amos
Brown
kKatherine M
Burns
Charles W. Brown
Station Avenue
Norwood
Milford
O. Gillespie
Elizabeth
Nee Parker
Philander Gillespie
Louisville Road
Cleves
Hanauer
Jella Hunt
Charles Hanauer
Taft Road
Walnut Hills
Emily M
Caroline
Karl F. Benndorf
Rutland Apartments
Clifton
Bayne Grove
Howe
Emily
John R. Howe
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Springmeier
Raymond A
Marion
Ind
Miami
Miami M. E. Church
Columbia Lodge No. 44
F. and. A. M
Whitewater Detective Association
Thomas
Mamie J
E. C. Bush
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland
Place
Zimmermann
Katherine
Nee Ruppel
George Zimmermann
Frintz Street
St. Francis Church
St. Clara
Ulrich-Horner
Flora B
S van Gorden
Linton Avenue
Martin `S Gorden
Prirgeton A
Hamilton
Cremation Services Promoted by Busse & Borgmann Co
The Busse and Borgmann Co funeral directors offer non sectarian cremation services at 1517 Freeman Avenue with modern sanitary and aesthetic options. A free booklet is available and a free chapel is advertised at 518 Union Central Building.
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Union Central Bldg
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Wilbur denies Kennedy gag and Rawlinson dies in India
In Washington Secretary Wilbur rejects claims that Lieutenant Frank E. Kennedy was ordered to curb discussion during his leave after leaving Napa insane asylum. Kennedy travels on leave through Ohio and Pennsylvania. In Delhi General Henry Seymour Lord Rawlinson, British Commander in Chief in India since 1929, dies after an appendectomy. his career spans WWI battles from Antwerp to the Somme and the 1918 allied advance.
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Washington
Wilbur
Frank E. Kennedy
Napa (Cal.) Insane Asylum
Cleveland
Kennedy
Naval Hospital
Napal Institution
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Poet Hospital
Navy
Delhi
India
Henry Seymour
Lord Rawlinson
William Birdwood
British War Office
General Rawlinson
Rawley
Antwerp
The
Somme
Rawlinson
Fce
Rawlinson of
Trent
North Russia
Archangel
Murmansk
Aldershot
Kellogg Reins In Eddie Savoy to Remain at State Dept
Secretary Kellogg has personally intervened to keep Eddie Savoy the long time chief of the department’s negro messengers in active service beyond the retirement age. Savoy, 70, has served since the Grant era, guiding diplomats at the door during World War I and beyond, including sealing the Spanish American War peace treaty in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kellogg
Eddie’’ Savoy
State Department
Department
Eddie
Hamilton Fish
Grant
Spain
Paris
Norwood Youths Granted Bond After Larceny Admission
Edward Whitman 21 and Ray Weber 20 of College Hill were released on $200 bond each after their larceny trial was continued by Mayor Nolte. They admitted stealing a tire from a Main avenue parked automobile Thursday night. The Norwood High School Parents and Teachers Association will hold its annual election on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Whitman
Ray Weber
College Hill
Nolte
Main Avenue
Norwood High School Parents and Teachers’ Association
Wil
Elks Initiate 165 At Cincinnati Lodge
The Cincinnati Lodge of Elks held the largest initiation of the year with 165 candidates at the Elks Temple on Ninth and Elm streets. A dinner followed with remarks from new members and a special musical program.
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ELKS
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Temple
Ninth and
Elm Streets
Births Listed for Eight Couples in Local Addresses
Anderson Homer and Hazel 5800 Bramble Avenue have a boy. Amlingmeier John and Sophie 2101 Winchell Avenue have a boy. Busken Richard and Catherine 1124 Atwood Street have a boy. Bonkamp Louis and Rose 3407 Broader Road have a boy. Cooper Gilbert and Philomena 524 Klotter Avenue have a girl. Gerken William and Sabra 3311 Bach Avenue have a boy. Haders John and Alberta 226 Bosley Street have a boy. Lipp George and Bec sat 3778 Pennsylvania Avenue have a boy. Meyers Leo and Catherine 1739 Courtland Avenue have a girl. Nienbaus George and Angela 3222 Glendale Street have a girl. Skiff Rolland and Matilda 2224 Victor Street have a girl.
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Anderson
Homer
Hazel
Bramble Avenue
Amlingmeier
John
Sophie
Winchell Avenue
Busken
Richard
Catherine
Atwood Street
Bonkamp
Louis
Rose
Brotheroad
Cooper
Gilber
Philomena
Klotter
Gerken
William
Sabra
Bach
Haders
John and
Alberta
Bosley Street
Lipp—George
Bec
Pennsylvania Avenue
Meyers
Leo Andatherine
Courtland Avenue
Nienbaus
George
Angela
Glendora Street
Rolland
Matilda
Victor Street
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
Marriage licenses announced for William G. Krauge at Palace Hotel Edna E. Vanfange 1743 Fairmount Ave George W Fenker 718 Hopkins St Dorothy M. Sharp 2238 Loth St Louis L Jacob Detroit Mich Alice B. Stert Hotel Gibson Iyrov C. DeMar 4818 Simpson Ave Martha M. Mueller 5317 Stewart Pi.
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William G. Krauge
Palace Hotel
Edna E. Vanfange
Fairmount ‘Ave
George W Fenker
Hopkins St
Dorothy M. Sharp
Loth St. Louis L. Jac
Detroit
Mich
Alice B._ Stert
Hotel
Gibson
Iygrov C. DeMar
Simpson
Artha
M. C. Mueller
Stewart Pi
Steamship arrivals and departures list for March
Incoming ship ages and routes include Megantile from San Pedro and Ecuador from San Pedro. Outgoing departures on March 28 include Reliance to Hamburg Paris to Havre Veendam to Rotterdam Carmania to Liverpool Cameronia to Glasgow Antonia to London St Anthony to Copenhagen Ft St George to Bermuda Siboney to Havana Baracoa to Cape Haiti Ponce to San Juan Pastores to Cristobal Pan America to Buenos Ayres. Arrived March 27 include Mauretania from Southampton and President Harding from Bremen Arabic from Hamburg Giuseppe Verdi from Naples Cambrai from Cristobal Cristobal from Cristobal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Agee
Megantile
Ecuador
San Pedro
Reliance
Hamburg
Paris
Havre
Veendam
Rotterdam
Carmania
Liverpool
Cameronia
Glasgow
Antonia
London
St. Anthony
Copenhagen
St. George
Bermuda
Siboney
Havana
Baracoa
Cape Haiti
Ponce
San Juan
Mrs Stella Hanauer Dies Suddenly in Cincinnati
Mrs Stella Hunt Hanauer M D Ph D of Cincinnati clubwoman and retired physician died suddenly of heart disease yesterday while visiting Cincinnati Bell Telephone offices with her husband Charles Hanauer. She was 64 and survived by a son Charles Hanauer Jr and daughters Miss Marjorie and Miss Francis Hanauer. Funeral at 2 PM Monday at her home.
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Stella Hunt Hanauer
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company
East Fourth Street
Charles Hanauer
Hanauer
National Academy of Medicine
Paris
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Woodward High School
Cincinnati Art Club
Woman's City Club
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Charles Hanauer, Jr
Marjorie
Francis Hanauer
Aviator Drouhin Flies 63 Miles on 75 Cents Fuel
Paris reports aviator Drouhin completed a 63 mile flight using fuel costing 75 cents total, about 1% cents per mile, in a contest with a $2,500 prize. The report notes the achievement in a World News Service dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World’ News Service
Paris
Drouhin
N. Y
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky and nearby states
Fair Saturday warmer in western areas with increasing cloudiness Sunday and possible showers. West Virginia sees fair Saturday then cloudier conditions with showers at night. Indiana mostly fair Saturday with increasing clouds and gradual warmth. Readings list temperatures across multiple cities and a March 27 1925 record with highs, lows, and precipitation. conditions include cloudy and rain events across regions.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West
West Virginia
Indiana
Es Eastport
Boston
Kansas City
Atlantic C
Birm’ham
Denver
N. Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
S.S. Marie
The
Pas
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Love
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