Montgomery 605 Fight Launched For Bus Route Certificates
The Cincinnati Motor Bus Company seeks a certificate to run six to Silverton and eight to Norwood from downtown Cincinnati. Kennedy Heights and Montgomery Transit and Norwood Bus Company also filed for the Cincinnati Montgomery route. Hearings set for June 10 as three applicants vie to operate from Montgomery and Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Montgomery
Cincinnati Motor Bus Company
Norwood
Public Utilities Commission
Norwood Bus Company
Kennedy Heights
Edward G. Becker
Walnue Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
The
Utilities Commission
Silverton
Monttgomery
Henry K. Staley
Madisonville
Loveland
Columbus
Auto Victim Loses Purse As Three In Car Are Held
Floyd S Kingsley, a Columbia Life Insurance agent, was struck by a car and robbed early yesterday. Detectives Tebbe and Frick arrested Robert L. Smith. George Reynolds. and Florence Reynolds, all held on suspicion. Kingsley reported $14 missing from his purse at the Federal garage. Police traced the car to Vine street and recovered the empty purse. The trio claimed another man, who rode with them, took the money.
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Floyd S. Kingsley
Bodman Avenue
Columbia Life Insurance Company
Tebbe and
Frick
Robert L. Smith
Central Avenue
George Reynolds
Florence Reynolds
Vine Street
Kingsley
Federal
Sycamore Street
Tebbe
Traction Franchise Drafted Amid Fare and Valuation Disputes
City Street Rail Committee with Taft and Assur moves to draft a new 25 year franchise framework. Meetings set with traction representatives starting Wednesday to finalize sections on motor bus rules, fare rate, amortization and control. Proposal considers a higher initial fare and possible amortization to reduce capital impact over ten years.
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Robert Taft
Samuel Assur
W. Jerome Kuertz
William Hess
Hess
Frank Duttenhofer
Duttenhofer
George Schlicte
John Burckhauser
Martin O’hara
Kuertz
Taft
Street Railroad
Charles E. Tudor
Indianapolis
Cincinni
Per Sons
Government Square
Assur
Traction
Mr. Assur
Saul Zielonka
A. E. Anderson
Mayors’ Citizens Committee
Bell prepared for grand jury inquiry into graft cases
County Prosecutor Charles S. Bell said he would consider presenting to the County Grand Jury the matter of bribery in the graft investigation after requesting from U S District Attorney Haroth E. May all evidence from those who testified and were granted immunity. Bell stressed he would not single out Reichert alone and would include others in the same class.
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Charles S. Bell
Haroth B. May
United States District Attorney
Bell
Cincinnatus Association
Joseph Reichert
Grand Jury
Mr. May
Mr. Bell
Washington, D. C
Joseph. Reichert
Haroth E. May
United States Vs. Houston
United States Grand Jury
Cincinnati
Reichert
Charles 8S. Bell
Clerical Address Attacks Witt and Reichert in County Case
Rev John Herget pastor of Ninth Street Baptist Church spoke to the Exchange Club detailing charges from a grand jury indictment against Richard Witt sheriff of Hamilton County and Joseph Reichert councilman. He reiterated accusations about Witt's alleged partial ownership of a Carlisle avenue house and criticized Reichert’s continuance in office.
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Richard Witt
Hamil County
Joseph Reichert
Ity
John H. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
John F. Herget
Witt
Herget
Carlisle Avenue
Reichert
Three year old falls from second story window
James R. Leue three years old son of Albrecht F. Leue of Vine and Louis streets, a Franklin School teacher, fell from the second story window of his home yesterday afternoon. He was stunned but unhurt and saved by two blankets wrapped around him. Doctors at General Hospital found no ill effects, and the incident recalls a six story fall last week at the Alms Hotel involving Edward H. L. Haefner Jr.
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James R. Leue
Albrecht F. Leue
Vine
Louis Streets
Franklin School
May Street
Walnut Hills
General Hospital
Edward H. L. Haefner, Jr
Alms Hotel
Independent Pump Owners oppose city ban on sidewalk gas pumps
More than one hundred members of the Independent Pump Owners Association met to oppose a city order requiring removal of sidewalk pumps. Owners claim oil firms sold pumps on installment, then opened own stations and urged enforcement to drive them out of business. Officers elected include Albert Wehming as president and Frank Wenstrup as vice president with a new executive committee named A J Steidle A C Emmert and E A Lauther.
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Independent Pump Owners’ Association
Albert Wehming
Frank Wenstrup
Ei F. Dirr
E. H. Howe
E. A. Spreen
A. J. Steidle
A. C. Emmert
E. A. Lauther
Optimists Will Send Boy Scouts to Camp
The Optimist Club at Gibson announced plans to send deserving Boy Scouts to the Edgar Friedlander Scout Camp. The club will cover room and board for merit-based attendees who cannot afford the trip, with over $200 already contributed and $5 enough to send one boy for a week. A committee led by Emil E. Hess, Robert McCormick, and Abner Liggett oversees the work. Dr. W. Stanton Locke, club president, spoke at the luncheon and recalled his childhood on a North Western Iowa farm in 1871.
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Edgar Friedlander
Optimist Club
The
Gibson
W. Stanton Locke
P. H. Brewster
Emil E. Hess
Robert McCormick
Abner Liggett
Locke
Iowa
Four Arrested in West Ninth Street Moonshine Raid
Detectives Ellenreider and Schwaeble arrested two men and two women at 508 West Ninth Street last night. Margaret Hall, 30, faced a possession charge for moonshine seized at the scene. The others were charged with disorderly conduct: Ora Simpson, 22, of 508 West Ninth Street. Leo Peters, 24, of 29 Garfield Place. and Charles Downs, 23, of 326 East Sixth Street.
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Ellenreider
Schwaeble
West Ninth Street
Margaret Hall
Ora Simpson
Ninth Street
Leo Peters
Garfield Place
Charles Downs
East Sixth Street
Cincinnatians Elected to Missionary Boards at Newark
Myers Y. Cooper and J. H. Mac Neil both of Cincinnati were chosen as members of the Board of Managers of the Ohio Christian Missionary Society and the Christian Women's Missionary Society at the annual Newark convention. C. J. Sebastian of Cincinnati was elected to the Advisory Committee on pulpit supply.
Sloan predicts peak business for GM and auto industry
Alfred P. Sloan Jr and a General Motors party toured eastern cities and the Gulf states to gauge outlooks. He forecast 1925 may rival peak years with auto demand healthy except for South open cars fading due to bad roads and limited buying power. Sloan noted May volume near peak, expects summer slowdown, and emphasized cooperation among GM units and dealers.
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General Business
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Gulf States
Houston
Tex
Sloan
General Motors
Cincinnati
Mr. Sloan
Lawrence P. Fisher
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Louisville
Fisher
W. Frank Glenn, Jr
Cadillac Company
Queen City Club
H.S. Leyman
Leyman-Buick Company
Woodward Boys First to Pass Life-Saving Test
Woodward High School students reached the national life-saving test standard set for schools nationwide. Arthur W. Dunn sent a letter to Principal Arthur O. Jones announcing 13 senior and 42 junior boys qualified, with about two hundred competing. Two senior girls and seven junior girls will also receive awards.
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Woodward High School
Arthur W. Dunn
American Junior Red Cross
Arthur O. Jones
Woodward
Jones
Will Form Mothers' Club in Wesley Avenue Area
Wesley Avenue Protective and Improvement Association members met at St Edwards Church school hall Clark street near Wesley avenue to discuss forming the Wesley Avenue Mothers' Club. A resolution declares mothers more responsible for children's welfare than fathers. Richard E Werner chairs and names an Organization Committee including A Berman Anna Dwinnell Edward Disher and Warner.
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Mothers’ Club
Wesley Avenue Protective and_Improvement Association
St. Edwards Church School Hall
Clark Street
Wesley Avenue
Richard E. Werner
A. Berman
Anna Dwinnell
Edward Disher
Warner
Lawyers to vote on job seekers plan adopted by club
The Hamilton County Law yers Club unanimously approved a secret member poll to gauge fitness of candidates for city and county judiciary. The club aims to influence non partisan endorsements and appoint a five member committee to run the poll and engage political leaders.
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Lawyers’Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton County
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Lawyers’ Club
Joseph O’meara
O’meara
Ex Ku Kluxer Clarke launches movie scheme in Cincinnati
Edward Young Clarke former Ku Klux Klan organizer arrives in Cincinnati with ten million dollars backing to form the Twentieth Century Motion Picture and Dramatic Clubs Inc. He invites local writers and actors to join for 16 dollars each as he plans ten film masterpieces and a temporary studio on Long Island while awaiting a New York studio.
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Edward Young Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Cincinnati
The
Gibson
James A. Beard
Cincinnati Club
Clarke
New York
Orlando
Fla
Lorg Island
Charter Group Picks A Ticket For City Council
Nine candidates for membership in the City Council under the city manager form of government were endorsed by the City Charter Committee. The list includes Murray Seasongood Stanley Matthews William J. Higgins Tyler Field Cecil H. Gamble Julius Luschinger Charles O. Rose Miss Mary L. Hicks and Edward T. Dixon. The committee praised civic duty over self interest and urged continued public interest to assure good government in Cincinnati.
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City Charter Committee
Murray Seasongood
Stanley Matthews
William J. Higgins
Tyler Field
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Cecil H. Gamble
Young Men’s Christian Association
Julius Luschinger
Cincinnati Street Car Men's Union
Charles O. Rose
Mary L. Hicks
The
Public Health Federation
Edward T. Dixon
Cincinnati
Art Academy Plans Student Exhibition in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Art Academy at Eden Park announces a year end exhibition opening tomorrow. Hundreds of student works will be on display through June 8 with daily hours 9 am to 5 pm and Sundays 1 to 5 pm. Admission is free.
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Cincinnati
W. H. Nobis
New Richmond
New Richmond-Cintinnati Bus Company
Public Utilities Commission
Ripley
King Bros
Lebanon
Dayton Lebanon
Commission
Sharonville
Franklin
Nobis
California Post Office
Pt. Pleasant
Moscow
Neville
Shiloh
Utopia
Higginsport
Savanna
Rippley
Dayton
ART Academy
Cincinnati Art Academy
Eden Park
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T. P. Ry
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Dixie Terminal Arcade
Council
Ghar
County Cincinnatus Association
Highland
Melish
Miut UH
Alfred P. Sloan
Motors Party In
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General Motors Corpora
Tion
Donaldson Brown
Genral Motors Corporation
H. H. Bassett
Buick Motor Company
Cadillac Motor Company
J. J. Schumann
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Wade Leac Sloan
Jorpy
John Ardis
T. Poe
C. B. Ratterman
Chevicn
Hinsch
Charles W. Dupuis
James P. Orr
F. Wiley
W. Rostockarry W. Brown
Frank Glenn
P. E. Kline
L. T. Patterson
J. D. Doan
Walter Zimmerman
J. W. Hourihan
F. Montgomery
H.R. Moncrief
HH. Irwin
J. W. Conner
M. B. Douglas
Ey Atr Maga Dama
E. E. Rouech
Alfred C. Cassatt
Frank W. Cottle
Hugh Colville
Rawe
KU Kluxer Clarke
Uing
Gidding & Co., Inc
Bangkok
Milan
Panama
Charter Group
Dixon
Rose
Matthews
Field
Wilson
Main St
Reading Rd
Canal
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
A. J. Anzer
Conseuisates Crean Corporation
Wi. Y
Adler & Pollock
E Court
Ohio
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