Supreme Court backs free release of tax lists to public
The Supreme Court ruled newspapers may publish official income tax inspection data without government restraint. Justice Sutherland led a unanimous decision finding such information public property, with two cases against the Kansas City Journal-Post and Baltimore Post. The IRS plans to release current records nationally, while July 1 release was tentatively discussed. Secretary Mellon would consider Congress repeal of publicity sections but offered no opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
Sutherland
Kansas City Journal-Post
Baltimore Post
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Blair
The
Treasury
Mellon
Department
Who's the President? Umnak Teachers Await Results
In a May 25 letter, Umnak Aleutian teachers in the Alaskan service asked the Bureau of Education who the president is. They had not heard the November election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Umnak
Aleutian Islands
Five Guilty Pleas in Armand Liquor Case
Five Youngstown men pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Westen haver in Cleveland to bootlegging charges connected to the Armand Drug and Candy Company whisky ring. The five Higgins Scanlon Edward Scanlon Eccles and Fleps faced trial with three co defendants next week. pleas carry no sentence concession and each remains on more than 5 000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Youngstown
Armand Drug and Candy Company
Westenhaver
Peter J. Higgins
Patrick J. Scanlon
Edward Scanlon
Patrick
Frank Eccles
Scanlon
Charles Fleps
Millerand elected Senate Foreign Relations chair shocks pact
Alexandre Millerand, ousted president and now senator, was chosen as chairman of the French Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The move is seen as a blow to the proposed five power pact and to any security pact Germany might press, affecting Borah stance on Bene protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Alexandre Millerand
Cartel Des Gauches
Senate
Millerand
Germany
Borah
Erry World News Service
World Prese Pub. Co
Day fleet ready on lakes near Detroit
The Chicago Daily News reports that fifteen armed rump chasers are fully manned under James T. Brereton of Chicago and will operate along roughly 110 miles of Detroit’s coast. Some boats may be deployed to pursue bootleggers on inland routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Great Lakes
James T. Brereton
Detroit
Newport High School to Lose Three Teachers at Term Start
At a special board meeting the Newport Board of Education decided not to renew contracts for principal C. W. Craft math and athletics instructor W. H. Leer and French and Irish instructor T. L. Bush. Board president H. J. Allington declined to discuss specifics citing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Newport High School
C. W. Craft
W. H. Leer
T. L. Bush
H. J. Allington
R. W. Scheer
F. C. Weber
F. A. Caldwell
William Braun
Allington
Dr. Scheer
Scheer
Wesley Bowen
Craft
Bowen
Caldwell
Weber
Warnings Discontinued for Traffic Violators in Campbell County
Judge Buten ordered that motorists charged with speeding or other violations will be arrested and tried in county court. Vigilance committees back county efforts to keep roads orderly as Sheriff Tieman and deputies, plus patrolmen Sheeran and Weber, detective Hamilton and Probation Officer Kemper, patrol the roads. Ernest Gadd was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding on the Licking Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Buten
Tieman
Sheeran
Weber
Hamilton
Kemper
Will
Thirty-Two Names Drawn for Campbell County Grand Jury
Twenty four residents were drawn from the jury wheel by Judge Idwel for the Campbell County Circuit Court grand jury meeting June 1. Names include Arthur Bruegger Dayton H H Johnson Newport and others from Newport Bellevue Ft Thomas Dayton and Bellevue with addresses on Fifth Maple Military Park Walnut Linden Fairfield and Lexington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talesmen
Campbell County
Arthur Bruegger
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Maple Street
Newport
Root Wood
Seventh
Maple Streets
W. R. Fleming
Military Park
Ft.Thomas
Pete Maschinot
Sixth Avenue
F. T. Groll
Walnut Street
Bellevue
Henry Brinkman
Linden Street
Ft. Thomas
W. R. Davis
Overton Street
D. L. Hamilton
Grandview Avenue
John Miller
Taylor Avenue
H. W. Hess
Rossmore Street
J. G. Perry
Sixteenth Street
Charles W. Dickhardt
van Voast
G. E. Stuchwisch
Southgate
George Smith
Fairfield Avenue
George A. Brooks
Linden
Carolina Streets
Frank Brouch
W. C. Jones
George O. Day
Thirty-second Avenue
W. H. Otting
Park Street
Henry Wetzel
Seventh Avenue
W. H. Daller
Lexington Street
H. Lindenham
East Tenth Street
Phil Myers
Realty Transfers In Bellevue Highland Park Dayton
John L. Huber transfers a Bellevue lot to William J. Pascher for 1500 in stamps. Jacob Veith transfers a Highland Baby Farms lot to Gustav Hammel for 1500 in stamps. Karles Pitzer transfers an Ingalls Park lot to Lawrence C. Pitzer for 1000 in stamps. Morris Settens transfers a Dayton lot to Bertha Collins for 4000 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Huber
William J. Pascher
Bellevue
Jacob Veith
Gustav Hammel
Highland Baby Farms
Karles Pitzer
Lawrence C. Pitzer
Ingalls Park
Morris Settens
Bertha Collins
Dayton
Marriage Licenses Listed in Ohio and Kentucky Areas
A brief notice lists marriage licenses in multiple locales including Cincinnati and Cynthiana. Names appear with aid to residences and county placements such as Clermont County Ohio and Bellevue Kentucky. The fragmented OCR suggests cross state licenses in the region with noted spouses and towns.
Volta-Tonic Promises Battery Recharging Savings
A new compound VOLTA-TONIC recharges 12 or 13 Dry Cell Batteries for 7¢ each, offering over 60% savings. The VOLTA-TONIC CO. markets it with shipping anywhere at 75c per bottle from 636 Sixth Ave., Dayton, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Covington Children's Home Drive Signals Final Fund Push
The Covington Children’s Home campaign ends tonight with a Victory Dinner at the Masonic Temple to raise 200000. J D Rouse and John C Hermann lead the drive with 159234.47 raised by Friday. Subscriptions can be pledged to treasurer George E Engel at Liberty Bank. 825 plates have been reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Masonic Temple
J . D. Rouse
John C. Hermann
Orie S. Ware
George E. Engel
Rouse
Liberty Bank
Knights Templar Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ralph L. Trimble
Scopes Indictment Ties Evolution to Tennessee Courts
Dayton Tennessee moves toward trial with a grand jury indictment of John T Scopes for teaching theories denying biblical creation in public schools. A July 10 circuit court term is set. William J Bryan agrees to join as prosecutor, with Walter White replacing George W Rappleyea in the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
John Thomas Scopes
Hicks
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Columbus
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Walter White
George W. Rappleyea
White
Dr. Rappleyea
Austin Peay
Scopes
Officials Agree on Plan for Dixie Highway Paving
County Fiscal Court, County Road Commission, and City Commissioners endorsed a Dixie Highway resurfacing plan within city limits from Montague street to near the old Stonewall House. Estimated concrete cost is 25000 dollars with 9000 from federal funds and 16000 split equally between county and city. The federal share, state, county, and city four-way split was rejected. The city will maintain the main route while the county and city handle the disputed bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Road Commission
State Highway Commission
Montague Street
Stonewall House
Highway Commission
State Commission
Good Roads Group to Send Delegation to Carrollton
The Good Roads Association voted to send a delegation to Carrollton Kentucky for a June 6 meeting on building a military road to connect Camp Knox with Ft Thomas Senators Ernst and Sackett and Congressman Rouse will speak The delegation includes Harvey Myers Harry Bosshammer Edward Gallatti Dr J Robert Kelley John Klette Edward E Walker Charles Carrico and W C Ryerson The group urged fence removal along Decoursey pike and urged Beechwood road improvements Officials donated cars for Memorial Day service and engineers W H Potts was named an honorary member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Group
Carrollton
Good Roads Association
Jung 6
Camp Knox
Ft. Thomas
Ernst and Sackett
Congressman Rouse
Harvey Myers
Harry Bosshammer
Edward Gallatti
J. Robert Kelley
John Klette
Edward E. Walker
Charles Carrico
W. C. Ryerson
Decoursey Pike
Pye’s Hill
White’s Tower
Beechwood Road
Lexington Pike
Crescent Springs
Norman Barnes Post
American Legion
Rogers Street
Madison Avenue
W. H. Potts
Western College Girls Entertained by Senator Ernst
Senator Richard P. Ernst, trustee of Western College for Women in Oxford, hosted about 300 students at Crystal Lake, near Ryland Ky. The group traveled from Cincinnati on a special Louisville and Nashville train for a morning at his country home with athletic events and swimming activities canceled due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western College
Ernst
Richard P. Ernst
Western College For Women
Oxford
Crystal Lake
Ryland
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Local Names and Residences Listed in Hamilton and Covington
A list of individuals with residences including Edward Heading and Edith Newcomb from Hamilton Ohio, Ralph Bowsher Columbus Ohio, Nellie Schell Columbus Ohio, Herman Rogers Coenen Ohio, Della Higgins Columbus Ohio, and others from Erlanger Kentucky and Covington Kentucky. The fragment mentions several names and towns without narrative context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Heading
Hamilton
Edith Newcomb
Ralph Bowsher
Columbus
Nellie Schell
Herman Rogers
Coenen
Della Higgins
Newport men face charges and bonds in federal and city courts
Lawrence Hehman of Newport was held to the Federal Grand Jury on a charge of possessing a still and liquor with a $1000 bond. Edward L. Brown of Ashland filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court valuing property at 250 and debts at 4997. Earl Balir of Paintsville filed a similar petition listing assets of 93 and liabilities of 1485. Charles Thompson of Cincinnati was fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding. Five other arrested individuals were placed on the open docket. Judge Applegate to impanel June grand jury in Kenton Circuit. forty veniremen summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lawrence Hehman
Brighton
Newport
Roetken
Edward L. Brown
Ashland
United States District Court
Veington
Earl Balir
Paintsville
Charles Thompson
John Street
Cincinnati
Manson
Applegate
Kenton
Dayton to Cincinnati Get Regular Air Service Soon
The Johnson Flying Service will launch America's first regular intercity air schedule between Dayton and Cincinnati on June 1. Five round trips daily with morning and afternoon departures, fares $25 round trip and $20 one way. Flights carry two to four passengers landing at Johnson Field and Turkey Bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dayton
America
Cincinnati
Johnson Flying Service, Inc
E. A. Johnson
Johnson Flying Field
Wilmington
Pike
Turkey Bottoms
United States
Europe
Mr. Johnson
Airport dispute blocks Johnson air service plan
Captain John W Pattison Secretary of the Grisard Field company which controls Lunken Airport Turkey Bottoms said yesterday that the Johnson Company had made no arrangements to use the airport as a landing place The announcement of the new air passenger service was a complete surprise to aviators here He suggested the company might consider using other land in Turkey Bottoms as a landing field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pattison
Grisard Field Company
Lunken
Turkey Bottoms
Johnson Company
Progress of Medicine Outlined at Academy
The Cincinnati Academy of Medicine held its season finale at the Literary Club. Thirteen papers reviewed yearly progress in Internal Medicine Pharmacology Psychiatry Pathology Pediatrics Obstetrics Physiology Gynecology Otolaryngology Ophthalmology Urology Dermatology and Surgery. Officers elected were Victor Ray President A G Drury Treasurer Elmer A Kleth Secretary and A H Freiberg Trustee with delegates named for the Ohio State Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
East Eighth Street
Alfred Friedlander
D. K. Jackson
Robert Ingram
N. C. Foote
Harold Higgins
H. L. Woodward
R. A. Kehoe
J. R. Stark
Horace Reid
Henry Freiberg
Harry Classen
Mont Reid
Victor Ray
A. G. Drury
Elmer A. Kleth
A. H. Freiberg
Ohio State Medical Association
W. M. Doughty
E. O. Smith
Louise Schwab
Samuel Iglauer
BE. A. North
Rufus Southworth
Charles E. Iliff
W. J. Graf
M. F. McCarty
John A. Caldwell
Firemen Rescue Three From Burning Walnut Hills Home
At 2412 2414 Salutaris avenue Walnut Hills a late night fire in a rubbish pile in the basement trapped a deaf couple and a 70 year old paralysed woman. Ladder Captain Cordes and Fireman Gaefe lowered Harry O'Donnell and his wife from a upper floor window while Mrs. Catherine Maher was carried to safety. Tenants escaped unaided. Loss estimated at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salutaris Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cordes
Gaefe
Harry O’donnell
Catherine Maher
Disappointed Wife Dies After Waiting in Cleveland Street
In Cleveland on May 25 Mrs Florence Dunn aged 19 separated from her husband arranged to meet him. After waiting Lawrence Dunn approached she turned away and shortly after collapsed dying en route to a hospital from heart disease noted by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Florence Dunn
Lawrence Dunn
Overholt Distillery Bought For 5 Million
David A. Schulte announced Park & Tilford has acquired the Overholt & Co. distillery of Pittsburgh once controlled by H. C. Frick and later by the Mellon family. The deal exceeds 5 million dollars and will distribute its rye whisky. The firm notes Overholt was established a century ago and holds 1,800,000 gallons, the nation's largest pure whisky stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
David A. Schulte
Park & Tilford
Overholt & Co
Pittsburgh
H. C. Frick
Mellon
Resolution Declares Delta Avenue District for Oil Treatment
The Director of Public Service of Cincinnati declares the Delta avenue district from Willis to Griest to receive road oil treatment once during 1926 under the Byrnes-Conway contract. Assessments will be placed on abutting property to cover the cost, per Ohio law. The resolution was passed May 25, 1925, with copies filed in clerk and public service offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Delta Avenue
Willis’ Avenue
Ghost Avenue
Director of Public Service
Willis Avenue
Griest Avenue
Byrnes-Conway Company
Public Service
Illis Avenue
Priest Avenue
State of Ohio
Clerk of Council
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Public Prvice
Eighth Street
Grand Avenue
Considine Avenue
Resolution declares oil treatment on Eighth Street Cincinnati
City authorities declare a section of Eighth Street from Grand Avenue to Considine Avenue for oil treatment. The Public Service Directors contracted the work under Ordinance 263-1924 and plan an assessment on abutting property. The resolution will be filed with the Clerk's office.
Resolution on Powers street improvements tied to 1925 1926
City of Cincinnati proposal listed as Resolution No. 108 1925. Abutting property on Powers street from Colerain Avenue to Beekman Street to be treated once during 1925 1926 with contract terms and duties filed with city clerk. Also includes legal notice for Norwood City School District bonds sale offering up to 50 bonds of 1000 each at 4 1 4 percent interest with semi annual payments beginning March 1926 and maturing through 1950 plus installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Powers Street
Colerain Avenue
Beekman Street
State of Ohio
Public Service
Chas
F P. Hornberger
Edward P.durr
Norwood City
Norwood
Hamilton
Ohio
H Ge Ioder
Penn
Norwood Red View
Prscnsot
Norwood City Board of Education Seeks Bond Bids for School Building
Norwood City Board of Education announces sale of bonds to finance the Norwood View School Building. Bonds payable at Norwood National Bank, issued at par, not redeemable before maturity, with interest to be funded by a specific tax. Bids due June 15, 1925, at noon. bid must state amount and accrued interest and include a 5 percent certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood National Bank
Norwood
Norwood City
Norwood View
City of Norwood
Scheol
Norweed View
Igh School
Clerk of
Board of Education
Norwood City Board of Education
W. F. Bonner
Cincinnati Bond Issue for Mill Creek Bridge Construction
Cincinnati Council approves Ordinance 193-1925 to issue 25 300 dollars in bonds for bridge work over Mill Creek at Mitchell Avenue and to cover pre tax interest with a semiannual 4.5 percent coupon. Bonds mature in 25 annual installments with a voter levy extending across all property taxes to fund interest and principal, with proceeds to fund construction and interest until tax receipts arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Mill Creek
Mitchell Avenue
State of Ohio
OG Pscseesens
SECS
FG Ui Ccseccesne
Ie Oenendaciien
Ee Rigs Ewisnas
Beg LE Wal
WAL Bee
Ohio Insurance Dept Certifies British General Company
State of Ohio confirms The British General Insurance Company authorized to transact business for the current year. Financials as of December 31 show assets 1 1,211,834.64 liabilities 631,863.67 surplus 579,970.97 with income and expenditures for the year recorded. Signed by Harry L. Conn Superintendent and Albert W. Hell & Co Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohi
Harry L. Conn
Insurance of
Ohio
Albert W. Hell & Coo
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Street Naming Ordinance Changes Eugenia Avenue
Ordinance 194 1925 changes Eugenia avenue to Barry lane from Woodburn avenue to Reading road after petition by nearby property owners. Repeals prior inconsistent ordinances and takes effect when lawful. Passed May 19 1925. Clerk Fred Schnelusr. Mayor Geo P Carroll approved May 22 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Eugenia Avenue
Barry Jane
Agenia Avenue
State of Ohio
Bugéenta Avenue
Woodburn Avenu
Reading Road
Barry Lane
Froome Morris
Fred Schnelusr
Geo. P. Carrol
Clerk of Council
Quieting Title Suit In Hamilton County Ohio
Emma Jones files a quieting title petition in the Court of Common Pleas Cause No. 194,676 seeking to establish ownership of a 43.12 acre tract in Anderson Township on Five Mile Creek with specific metes and bounds and exclusions, against unknown heirs and others. Defendants must answer by June 24, 1925 or risk judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Western
Emma Jones
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
Anderson Township
State of
Five Mile Creek
Rebecca A. Perrin
van Saun
Hopper
Isaiah Johnson
Johnson
Johnsons
C. C. Johnson
Thomas
Rose
Parthenia Walker
Joseph Hawkins
Mary M. Wheatley
Nichols, Morrill, Stewart & Ginter
Hamilton County Ohio Probate Notices Listed Executorships
Notice announces Anthony Ronnebaum executor of the Free rm estate in Hamilton County Ohio with probate judge as clerk. Elizabeth Schmidt appointed executrix of Henry A Schmidt estate in Hamilton County Ohio with William H Lueder s as judge and ex officio clerk. Wesselmann and others listed as attorneys. May 1925 notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schmidt
Hamilton
Ohio
Henry A. Schmidt
Said
William H. Lueders
Hamiday
Wesselmann
Cincinnati
Notice of Probate Appointment in Hamilton County
Charles Cappell appointed administrator of the estate of Winifred Cappell deceased by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio. The Citizens National Bank and others named as executors are listed with clerk and judge signatures dated May 22 1925 in Cincinnati Ohio.
Notice of Appointment of Executor for Albert I. Strauss Estate
Louis Strauss and Walter M. Shohl have appointed the Prob Court of Pike County Ohio as executor of the estate of Albert I. Strauss deceased. Attorneys Dinsmore Shohl & Sawyer of Cincinnati Ohio announce the filing and confirm the appointment. May 11, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Strauss
Avenue
Walter M. Shohl
South Crescent Avenue
Pgnty
Ohio
Egu Torse
Albert I. Strauss
Oni Countlliam H. Leahey
Dinsmore, Shohl & Sawyer
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Ohio appoints administrator for John Rolsen estate
Notice is given that Be Rolsen of Sherman Street has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of John Rolsen late of Hamilton County Ohio. Probate Judge William Wolf signed by Clerk Edward One. Attorney Cincinnati. Sic May 13 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uly Appoin
Erobate Court
Hamiltonton County
Ohio
Notasé
Emma Nickel
William Lueders
Cma
Ham
William C R. Alan
Cincinnati
Rolsen
Sherman Sven
Hamilton County
John Rolsen
William Ba Olf
Sot Felo
Sic
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Armand Liquor
Che Fohn Shillits Company
Commercial Tribune
Continental Life Insurance Company
NLACE
Fe Lanset
Charles Samir Pearl Rapp
Wade Hutchins
Ruth Pryor
Lawrence W. Snyder
Bainbridge, O
Evelyn Kelly
Cynthiana
Clermont County
Volta-Tonic CO
Bryan
Newport Notes
A. Lee Clark
Winchester
Moore
Blaine Orn Hlin
Clark
B. Fecker
Ak Gee
John Cee
Thomas Stevens
York Street
Third
York Street Welfare Association
M. M. Ware & Son
Fred H. Bassman
the “Optimist A4
Claremont
Tansday
L. J. Crawford, Jr
J. Mason Howe
Academy
Cleveland Street
Overholt Distillery
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Estados Unidos Mexicanos
Coepeo de la Instancia
Edicto
Clifford H. Power
Los Corrientes
Periédice Oficial” de Esté Distrito Norte
Baja California
Autor de la Herencia
la la California
Republica “Abra “Iles Treinta Dias
el Secetaite
L. Garcia
Anthony Ronnebaum
T McMicken
Gide
Ofunty
Eee Riméle
Lian H. Lene
Charles Cappell
Maplewood
Bas
Wiwin
St. Cole
William H
C. Schorr & Esselmann
Milton Unty
Edward
Spakane
County
Fty
Hannah C. Péewitz
Jeane
Eit Fillions
Stewart Cincinnati
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