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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1925

Page

3

Hubbers Have Busy Week End

Thieves carried out several thefts over the weekend with many incidents reported to police. Victims include Carl Alexander at Morris street, Hunt and Mitchell at Fourth and John streets, and others at John Vermohr dry cleaning, B H Wess garage, Park avenue, Maxstadt meat market, and Corcoran Field fete attendees. Separate robberies occurred on Eastern avenue and Fifth Street, with valuables such as watches and rings taken and one daylight hold up at a Refiner’s Oil station.

Carl Alexander Morris Street Alexander William Hunt Findlay Street Clifford Mitchell First Avenue John Streets Hunt John Vermohr Thirteenth Street B. H. Wess & Co Durham Avenue Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Wess Park Avenue H. M. Carr Maxstadt Edward McKitrick Mason Street Corcoran Field Fifth Race Streets Homer Pierce Eastern Avenue Fifth Street

High GM Officials to Visit Cincinnati for Talks and Tours

A GM delegation led by Alfred P. Sloan Jr and including Donaldson Brown John Pratt L P Fisher and H H Bassett will arrive in Cincinnati next Thursday as guests of W Frank Glenn Jr and other GM unit leaders. They will meet local representatives to discuss Cincinnati's business outlook and tour local points of interest. Fisher will visit Cincinnati for the first time since becoming Cadillac head and stay with Glenn at 196 Green Hills road.

General Motors Corporation Alfred P. Sloan, Jr Donaldson Brown John Pratt L. P. Fisher Cadiz Motor Car Company H. H. Bassett Buick Motor Company Cincinnati W. Frank Glenn, Jr Cincinnati Cadillac Company General Motors Fisher Cadillac Glenn Green Hills Road

Funeral services set for J E Tempest former potter

Funeral services for James Ed ward Tempest 73 a former pottery maker and longtime Mohawk Lodge Odd Fellow will be held at 10 30 tomorrow at W Mack Johnson funeral home. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. He died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital after eight weeks illness. Survived by sister Mrs Mary J Stanley and several nieces and nephews including C L Stanley business manager and clerk of Cincinnati Public Library. He lived at 396 Grand Avenue Price Hill.

James Edward Tempest Mohawk Lodge of Odd Fellows W. Mack Johnson Mcmillan Street Upland Place Spring Grove Cemetery Tempest Good,Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati Tempest-Brockman Pottery Company I. O. O. F. Lodge Grand Avenue Price Hill Mary J. Stanley Hyde Park C. L. Stanley Board of The Cincinnati Public Library

Parking in Auto Ends With Slugging Arrest

Franklin Krehbiel, attorney, found a stranger uninvited in his car at Ninth and Main. He dragged the man out and beat him. Herschel Chalk, 23, of 3575 Irvin avenue, was arrested on suspicion and held at the Second District.

Franklin Krehbiel McGregor Avenue Mt. Auburn Ninth Main Streets Hamilton Irvin Avenue Second District

Fire in Avondale Home Causes $1500 Damage

Fire, likely from crossed wires, damaged the Avondale residence of Courtney Taylor at 3109 Borrman Avenue yesterday afternoon. Firemen confined the blaze to the attic and roof of the two and a half story brick house. A separate incident burned Arthur Murphy at 829 Richmond Street when gasoline used to clean bed springs ignited, causing about $100 in loss.

Courtney Taylor Borrman Avenue Avondale Arthur Murphy Richmond Street

Court Calendar from Common Pleas and Related Courts

Court docket lists multiple cases across rooms with judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Struble Roettinger Darby Hurley and others. Cases include Blackburn et al vs Blackburn, Pogue Co. vs am et al, Pancero vs Pancero, Kuntz vs Cresap, Automobile Funding Co. vs Freidhold, Branigan vs Qleannor, and others with morning or afternoon hearings.

Common Pleas Courts Caldwell Blackburn Et al Pogue Company Am Et al McNees Polasky LeBlond Pancero Kuntz Cresap F. L. Hoffman Automobile Funding Company Freidhold The Liberal Savings and Loan Company Angie Dean Struble Branigan Qleannor Schriner Wright Miranda City of Cincinnati Schwalle Muchmore Judge Darby McCook Loan and Building Company Mathias Brown Shannon Vogel Drier Coli Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank Morris Plan Furniture Company Wissel Ohio Traction Company Hurley Hummel, Jr Goebel Keller Elmwood Rendering Company Hellman Ballman Et al Wolf McGuff & Barchard

Auto Plunges 40 Feet. Driver Slightly Hurt in Embankment

James A. Ryan, 39, salesman of 3238 Bishop Street, was slightly injured when his car skidded and plunged forty feet over a Burnet Woods embankment yesterday morning. The vehicle suffered minor damage and Ryan declined aid at the scene.

Burnet Woods James A. Ryan Bishop Street Ryan St. Clair Street Frank Wiest Terry Street State Avenue Eighth Street William Hughes Lock Street Gilbert Avenue Hughes General Hospital

Negro Judge Speaks at Fraternity Campaign Event

Judge Albert B. George of the Chicago Municipal Court, reputedly the only African American judge in the nation, spoke at Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity at Stowe School.detailing the sixth annual Go to High School Go to College campaign to promote higher education among Black youths.

Albert B. George Chicago United States Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Stowe School Seventh and Cutter Streets

Wounded man found near Fourth Street patrol house

A 35 year old man, believed to be Houston Crawford of 430 John Street, staggered into the Fourth street patrol house late last night with a head wound. He could not provide details before losing consciousness and was taken to General Hospital where doctors feared a fractured skull. Police searched the Black Belt for clues but found none.

Houston Crawford John Street Fourth Street Thomas Reardon General Hospital

Nine Men and Four Women Held After Liquor Raids

Police detachments raided city spots leading to arrests on liquor and gambling charges. The docket lists nine men and four women including George Putoff, John Sansone, Joseph Nead, Elizabeth O Connell, and Hattie James. Others face gambling charges tied to multiple locations with officers Dooley, Giver, Southerland, Silz, Cochran, Hase and Geax named.

William D. Alexander George Putoff Hopkins Street John Sansone Findlay Street Joseph Nead Alex James Hannibal Street Dooley Giver, Southerland, Silz and Cochran Charles McWilliams McWilliams West Fifth Street Frank Sims

Woman Hurt In Fall At Home Leaves Patient In Grave Condition

Mrs. Jean Skinner, 80, of 2845 Astoria Avenue, suffered a possible skull fracture and severe bruises after a fall down stairs at her residence. She was unconscious and taken to General Hospital aboard George H. Rhode Funeral Home ambulance. Driver cited information of a stairway fall.

Jean Skinner Astoria Avenue General Hospital George H. Rhode Linwood Delta Avenues James Walsh

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gus Maxstadt Central Avenue Orville Hull Freeman Avenue Rogers Street Hull William S. McKenzie Burnet Avenue Ringer George Zapf Shaw Avenue Aree Hed Fce Es City Ice and Fuel City Ice the City Ice & Fue. Co G. M. Coming Sloan Queen City J. E. Tempest Superior Court Marx Levine Travelers’ Insurance Company Schiasinger Cincinnati Traction Company C. W. Hoffman Trew Hargrave Glarden Rogers Flowers of the Ganghey Conger Busch Brenan Robinson Stephan Criminal Courts Brandheaver Glaser Harron Gidding & Co., Inc Vine Street Clark and Harriet Streets Hase and Geax Pogue Pictorial Review McCall Vogue Royal Zephyr England
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