Tom Mix Visits Cincinnati Children and City Hall
A large crowd welcomed film star Tom Mix and his pony Tony in Cincinnati. Mix met Mayor Carrell at City Hall, gifted a sombrero, then visited the zoo to greet crippled children, spoke to fans at Redland Field, and met actress Zena Keefe at the Palace Theater.
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Cincinnati
Western Plains
Tom Mix
Tom
Tony
Carrell
City Hall
Mix
Cincinnati Zoological Garden
Frey Decries Ohio Supreme Court Labor Decision in Cleveland Case
John P. Frey of the Ohio Federation of Labor condemned the Ohio Supreme Court ruling in Cleveland Street Railway Company v. its workers as reactionary and damaging to labor. He spoke to the Cincinnati Central Labor Council as the state federation planned actions, noting the decision limits collective bargaining and marks a blow to labor gains. The dispute began with an arbitration award for higher pay to union workers, upheld by arbitration, rejected by the Court of Appeals, and finally declined by the Supreme Court as detrimental to the public welfare.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
Cleveland Street Railway Company
John P. Frey
Ohio Federation of Labor
Cincinnati Central Labor Council
Frey
Board of Arbitration
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Man Admits Attack to Rob Plumbing Shop in Chicago
Thomas Morrow of Chicago admitted to Chief See bohm that he struck 17 year old Norma Soellner in her father’s plumbing shop at 1703 Vine Street with a gas pipe Monday afternoon. He faces three petty larceny counts and an assault with intent to kill charge.
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Seebohm
Norma Soellner
Clemmer Avenue
Thomas Morrow
Chicago
Morrow
Vine Street
Soelliner
Marie Nieter
Summit Avenue
New Process Cork Company
East
Pearl Street
Joseph J. Mattscheck
Northside
Hamilton Avenue
Clifford F. Kunkel
Harrison Avenue
Cox Files Petition to Run for Mayor of Norwood
Howard S. Cox Republican city treasurer filed his mayoral petition in Norwood. Signers include Charles Serodino John Daley Dr E M Craig Henry Portman and Harry J Robben. Cox a 25 year Norwood resident and former councilman who now serves as treasurer lives at 4323 Floral avenue.
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Norwood
Howard S. Cox
Charles F. Serodino
John Daley
E. M. Craig
Henry Portman
Harry J. Robben
Mr. Cox
Floral Avenue
High Court to Review Employee Damage Case
The State Supreme Court agreed to review George Kuhn v Cincinnati Traction Co over whether the 1924 constitutional amendment banning employee damages actions against employers for safety violations bars Kuhn’s suit. Kuhn, injured by the Traction Co and awarded 10,000, died since.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
George Kuhn
Cincinnati Traction Company
State Industrial Commission
Kuhn
Traction Company
Injury suit over elevator accident at Cincinnati Traction
Kuhn injured September 13 when an elevator failed at the East End power house of the Cincinnati Traction Company. He sued for 27421.50 and won most of it. The case went to the Supreme Court, remanded for a new trial, he died, his brother Edward Kuhn pursued for their mother Elizabeth. October 17, 1924 awarded 10000. Court of Appeals ruled the judgment void due to January 1924 constitutional amendment barring suits against employers when workers are covered by workers compensation.
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Kuhn
East End
Cincinnati Traction Company
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Edward Kuhn
Elizabeth Kuhn
Eastern Avenue
Court of Appeals
Power in Italian colony in Chicago ends with murder
Angelo Genna and his brother Michael Genna had been power figures in Chicago's Italian colony. Angelo was shot at the wheel of his car and died later in a hospital after seventeen sawed off shotgun blasts. Police suspect bootlegging ties though Genna declined to name his killers.
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Chicago
Angelo Genna
Michael Genna
Genna
Moderate South American quake lasts thirty seven minutes
A moderate earthquake measured by Georgetown University’s seismograph began at 3 25 and ended at 4 10 this morning, with peak intensity at 3 25. Director Tondorf estimated the quake occurred about 2700 miles from Washington and the direction remained undetermined.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Tondorf
Seismograph Records Earth Disturbance Near Loyola
An earth disturbance 1000 miles south of New Orleans lasting thirty seven minutes was registered on the Loyola University seismograph today.
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New Orleans
Here
Loyola University
Death of Child Sparks Manslaughter Charge Against Driver
Abe Chester aged 32 a negro of 56 Avery Place was bound over to the grand jury by Judge Bell in Traffic Court on a manslaughter charge. Witnesses said Chester while driving his car for the first time killed Irene Martin 5 a negro in Barnes alley. Sylvester Pfaffman 2633 Hollenshade avenue was fined 35 dollars and costs for a collision as Dave Peacock 3922 Spring Grove avenue paid a similar fine for speeding on Spring Grove avenue.
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Abe Chester
Avery
Bell
Chester
Irene Martin
Barnes Alley
Sylvester Pfaffman
Hollenshade Avenue
Dave Peacock
Spring Grove Avenue
Mrs. Carroll Lathrop Post Dies in Pasadena
Mrs. Carroll Lathrop Post wife of a Postum Cereal Co owner died at her Pasadena summer residence after a weeklong illness. The Postum family hails from Battle Creek Michigan where the company is based.
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Carroll Lathrop Post
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Carroll] Lathrop Post
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Merit Confidence of New Investors By Close Scrutiny of Bond Issues
Frederick R. Fenton of Chicago urged careful handling of corporate and public bonds at a Queen City Club dinner of the Ohio Valley group. He warned that a postwar flood of bonds requires strict ethics and accurate advice, and noted a proposed national advertising drive for investment bankers.
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Chicagoan
Frederick R. Fenton
Chicago
Ill
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Ohio Valley Group
Association
Queen City Club
Fenton
Investment Bankers Association
St. Petersburg
Fla
N. S. Talbott
Dayton
Europe
France
Talbott
Ohio disbarment attack filed by Diemer
Lewis W. Diemer, 82, attorney, filed a motion in Common Pleas Court for a new trial contesting Judge Frank M. Clevinger's disbarment. He claims irregularities and asserts Section 1707 of the Ohio General Code unconstitutional as class legislation and not uniformly applied.
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Frank M. Clevinger
Wilmington
Ohio
Lewis W. Diemer
Central Parkway
Main Street
Common Pleas Court
Diemer
Hamilton County
Tucker Sues Blue Bird Cab For 7500 Damages
Samuel E. Tucker of 2230 Kenton Street filed in Common Pleas Court for 7500 dollars blaming a Blue Bird Cab Company driver for a September 8 1924 assault after the driver refused a 450 check payment. Tucker says the cab was to his home when he was struck on the head.
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Blue Bird Cab Company
Samuel E. Tucker
Kenton Street
Common Pleas Court
Tucker
Tucker Avers
Four-Story Main Street Buildings Sold for 168000
Three adjacent four story brick buildings at 1111 to 1117 Main street sold for 168000 to the Seton Realty Company for an undisclosed client through Frederick A. Schmidt Company brokers. The union comprises three stores and upper floor living quarters with tenants including A Stroheim and Charles Mesch. Isidore and Samuel Rosenberg were former owners.
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Upper Main Street
Twelfth Street
Main Street
Seton Realty Company
Frederick A. Schmidt
A. Stroheim
Milliner
Charles Mesch
Isidore
Samuel Rosenberg
Twelfth
Main Streets
Schmidt Company
Schwenker Department Store
Minnie B. Schwenker
Charles Schoengold
Ben Bernstein
Canal Boulevard
Thirteenth Street
Price Hill Residence Sold for 16000 at 820 Elberon Avenue
A two and a half story pressed brick home with seven rooms and a double garage at 820 Elberon avenue Price Hill sold yesterday by Fred P Wessel Realty to C L Heckinger for 16000. Owner was A W Sehn. Alfred Bettman and Captain M W McIntyre will speak at Cincinnati Real Estate Board meeting tonight on city planning and street widening. P Howard plans a 7000 residence on Liberty street near Beech avenue Price Hill. land sold by Weigold and Benz.
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Elberon Avenue
Price Hill
Fred P. Wessel Realty Company
C. L. Heckinger
A. W. Sehn
Alfred Bettman
United City Planning Commission
M. W. McIntyre
Building Owners and Managers’ Association
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Brokers
Hammond Street
Cincinnati
Bettman
P. Howard
Liberty Street
Beech Avenue
Weigold and
Benz
Hyde Park Realty Leases Betz Block for 25 Years
Central Parkway Realty Company leased the Betz Block at Erie avenue and Edwards road Hyde Park for twenty five years with annual rent of 7185 dollars and a purchase option. The lease was recorded yesterday.
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Central Parkway Realty Company
Betz
Erie Avenue
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Y M C A branches plan bigger future
Enthusiasm marked the annual meeting of nine Cincinnati Y M C A branches held at Central Parkway gym. A. E. Anderson stepped down, Cecil H. Gamble became treasurer and president elect, and John M. Stoner was named treasurer.
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Cincinnati Young Men's Christian Association
Central Parkway
A. E. Anderson
Cecil H. Gamble
Gamble
Community Chest
Lockland
Eastern Hill
John M. Stoner
Judson J. McKim
Edgar A. Gest
W. G. Kershner
Charles P. Taft II
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
John Bayne Ascham
Turkey
Karl A. Schumaker
Louis Earl Lee
Hamilton County Sunday School Association
H. P. Atkins
Cincinnati Federation of Churches
Monday Night Club
Frank Cartlidge
Ethlyn McGriff
The
College of Music
Stolen Cloth Theft Leads Police to More Goods
Police report further recovery of cloth from the Merchants' Drayage Company theft totaling about 5 000 dollars. One suspect Anthony Brueneman 41 was arraigned for receiving stolen goods while two others Alexander McDonald 33 and Mike McHugh 29 face charges with McHugh to Mansfield for a suspended sentence. More cloth found in a gulley near Norwood.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Calhoun Street
Brueneman
Alexander McDonald
East Court Street
Mike
McHugh
Baymiller Street
Mansfield
Andrew Hart
Norwood
Joseph Steffen
The
Commercial Tribune
McHugh Express Company
West Third Street
Merchants’ Drgyage Company
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Greater Miami
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Newark
Ohio Building Association League
James A. Devine
League
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Heading
W. A. Wilson
New Association
Henry
Rosenthal
American Building Association News
Business Men’s Club
Building and Loan
L. P. McCullough
Buckeye State Savings and Loan Association
H. H. Hiling
Clifford Vorjohan
Home Savings and Loan Company
H. F. Koenig
J. Goldschmidt
Leo Grau
Martin Link
Joseph Matre
A. C. Schmidt
Adam Koenig
Gidding & Co., Inc
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