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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

3

Auto Toll Here Near 100 Mark

Two fatalities in Hamilton County yesterday push the total to ninety eight. Seven year old Jesse Grisse died at General Hospital after falling from a truck at Poplar and Linn streets. Thomas Bridgewater, a Rossmayne laborer, died at General Hospital when an auto side swiped a parked car on Section avenue near Ridge, overturning and trapping him. Additional injuries occurred from collisions at Court and Walnut streets and other incidents on Spring Grove avenue, Linn street, and Betts streets.

Hamilton County Jesse Grisse Poplar Street General Hospital Poplar and Linn Streets Thomas Bridgewater Rossmayne Section Avenue Silverton John Balbach Raymond W. Shields Silverton Avenue Ridge Avenue Shields Simeon Shields George Estelle Madisonville Estelle Samuel Bowen William Hennegen Shields Brothers Bowen A. A. Sprague Bridgewater Court Walnut Streets Frank Miller Taft Road Otis McFayden Ellen Street George Maringeft Race Street Miller MccFayden William Hanson East McMillan Street Isaac Zeff Richmond Street Spring Grove Avenue Brashear Street John Getty Ninth Patterson Streets Newport Zeff Lian and Betts Streets Edna May Marksbury Linn Street St. Mary's Hospital Jacob Richter Hutchins Avenue

56 Story Hotel To Rise On Vanderbilt Site

A 56 story hotel to rise on the Cornelius Vanderbilt chateau site at Fifty-seventh Street and Fifth Avenue in New York. The tower will be 610 feet tall and cost about 25 million dollars. The chateau will move to the North Shore of Long Island for use as a club.

Associated Press New York Fifty-seventh Street Fifth Avenue New York Evening Post Long Island Woolworth

Remarkable Low-Cost Oil Burner Sells by Mail

A new oil burner perfected by the International Heating Company claims to heat stoves and furnaces as well as pricier models. It operates without electricity or gas, uses cheap oil, and promises fast, hot, safe fires. The company offers agents and a 30 day free trial.

International Heating Company South 14Th Street Dept St. Louis

Bankers Back Federal Reserve Recharter and Tax Elimination

The American Bankers Association elected Oscar Wells as President and adopted resolutions urging renewal of the Federal Reserve charters on a long term basis and supporting elimination of federal estate and gift taxes on intangible property of non residents. The group highlighted recharter urgency and endorsed limiting focus to Federal Reserve and taxation issues. Melvin A. Traylor was named First Vice President and Thomas R. Preston became Second Vice President. Frank O. Lowden addressed the session. Subscriptions to a 500000 scholarship fund reached 313675 with 20 states fully meeting quotas amid a broad policy shift.

Atlantic City N.J American Bankers’ Association Oscar Wells Birmingham Ala Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Association Evans Woollen Indianapolis Melvin A. Traylor Chicago Thomas R. Preston Chattanooga Tenn Frank O. Lowden Illinois George F. Baker First National Bank of New York Lucius Teter Trust Company Division Agricultural Committee Alabama Arkansas Connecticut District of Columbia Kansas Louisiana Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Nevada New Jersey North Carolina Ohio Rhode Island Tennessee Vermont Virginia Wisconsin

Negro is Sentenced to Death for Murder in Ohio County

The court sentenced a Black man to death for murder after a lasting trial. Defense counsel argued sanity and duty, while prosecutors pressed for the extreme penalty. The defendant testified he acted under mental distress and the devil's influence, describing the crime and his movements from prior days to arrest.

Henry Bar of Justice Frank R. Gusweiler Joseph R. Derbes Gusweiler Mr. Derbes Hoffman Hamilton County Derbes Charles S. Bell Mr. Bell Edward Strasser Bell d Will

Whisky Influx Rocks Tiny French Isles

St Pierre and Miquelon, off the Newfoundland coast, report 400000 gallons of Scotch landed by rum runners. Valued at 3750000 dollars, the islands with under 7000 residents mainly fishermen face a limited local market for the liquor.

Glasgow St. Pierre and Miquelon New Foundland

Addyston murder trial details reveal confessed attack and skull crushing

Witnesses described Henry Boswell's brutal assault on a girl, including striking her with a rock until her skull fractured. The defendant admitted striking and robbing her, with two local residents helping identify him and recounting sightings and actions after the crime. The courtroom overflowed with attendees, many women.

Mr Bell Mr. Bell Mix Addyston Henry Robert Griffith Weldon Hightower Hightower Boswell Griffith Alabama Jim Nebo Boswell Edna Rena Hayes Handley General Hospital

Jews to Raise 50000 for Palestine Fund in Cincinnati

The Cincinnati chapter of the Palestine Foundation Fund plans to raise about 50000 for Palestinian relief over the next three months. Oscar Berman chaired a meeting at the Wise Center where Dr Julian Morgenstern and Alfred M Cohen spoke on fund work in the Holy Land and city rebuilding.

Cincinnati Palestine Foundation Fund Wise Center Oscar Berman Julian Morgenstern Hebrew Union College Alfred M. Cohen Jewish Society of the Bnai Brith Holyland

Portrait Talk at Cincinnati Camera Club

Carson Webb, photographer, speaks on Portrait Photography at the Cincinnati Camera Club venue on Monday evening October 5. The public is invited. The club sponsors a postcard contest for Cincinnati area photos with prizes. submissions close November 1.

Carson Webb Cincinnati Camera Club Fourth Sycamore Streets Cincinnati Camera Club

Woman Aviatrix Competes Against 29 Pilots In October Race

Miss Ruth Gillette will be the sole woman entrant in the annual air races at Mitchel Field starting October 8 she will fly a Sikorsky messenger plane with a 90 horsepower engine She departs from Roosevelt Field to meet the 200 mile distance rule and will race against twenty nine male pilots including many veterans

New York World News Service New York Ruth Gillette Los Angeles Mitchel Field Miss Gillette Army

Fingerprint line foils ex convict McGinnis arrest

Harry McGinnis 48 of McMillan street and Kemper Lane was arrested at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station after detectives spotted a unique fingerprint ridge. Captain Robert L. Dunning linked the mark to a Milledgeville Ga penitentiary escape and a Cincinnati grand larceny charge. McGinnis admitted records and said he paid $685 to “fix things up.”

Harry McGinnis McMillan Street Kemper Lane Genter, Gernhardt, Cleary and Sweeney Pennsylvania Railroad Robert L. Dunning Bureau of Identification Milledgeville Cincinnati McGinnis Fourth Street

Building Gains Over Last Year's Construction Figures

The report by Building Commissioner George Hauser shows nine months of this year delivering 14,169 permits worth 26,579,940 dollars, up from 13,457 permits totaling 21,882,240 dollars last year. September alone had 1,625 permits valued at 1,829,915 dollars, vs 1,507 permits worth 2,737,525 dollars a year ago, with 205 permits for minor garages in September compared with 136 for homes.

George Hauser

Rob Victims in Police Station Swindle

Two firm messengers leaving a Berlin bank were stopped by men posing as detectives who escorted them to a police station and stole their payroll funds. The suspects then left the men waiting hours before the ruse was uncovered.

Samuel Spewack Berlin N. Y. World News Service CN. Y. World Press Pub. Co

Greek Assembly Ousted by Greek Government

Athens reports the government dissolves the constituent Assembly and calls new elections. Premier and War Minister General Pangalos states the Assembly lost national confidence and obstructed reconciliation and renormalization of politics.

Athens Constituent Assembly Pangalos

S S S Claims to Cure Eczema by Building Blood

An ad claims eczema and skin blemishes vanish by boosting red blood cells with S S S. It argues impurities cause skin outbreaks and that S S S builds blood and new red blood cells. It says boils pimples and rashes disappear and promotes the large size as economical.

Radio Concerts Docket From Cincinnati to New York Listings

A dense schedule of radio programs across WLW WKRC WSAI and stations WEAF WGBS WIJY WJZ WRNY WHN and WHN with dinner concerts, orchestras, solo acts, and special programs. Major entries include the Doherty Melody Boys, Vincent Lopez Orchestra, Pan American programs, and post authorities events.

WLW Cincinnati Gibson Civil Service Doherty Melody Boys Irene Dowling Todpay Wey Schenectady New York American Association of Port Authorities WEAF Serenaders Larkinites Wijy American Association of Post Authorities WJZ Franks the Romanys WRNY NW York Harriet Seymour WHN

Radio Program Schedule Listings For Major Cities

A dense list of evening to late night radio broadcasts across stations WHAS WEBH WGN WLS WQJ KYW and others detailing music orchestras bands theatrical programs and vocal performances with times ranging from 5 P.M. to after midnight in Chicago Louisville Kansas City and St Louis.

Evening Radio Listings Across Networks

Regional stations in Cleveland Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Detroit present a evening lineup of orchestras organ recitals piano and vocal performances with hours ranging from early 5:30 to 9:30 PM and include Melody Maids uncle Kaybee and Sesquicentennial hour programs among the evening fare.

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