Attorneys Confer on Rum
A conference at the U S District Attorney's office involved Mrs. Willebrandt's representative and E L Porterfield amid raids on a train carrying veterans and mounting beer distribution probes. The meeting followed a raid in Central Union Station and involved figures tied to prohibition enforcement and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareth E. May
United States
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
E. L. Porterfield
Columbus
United States Commissioner's Court
Central Union Station
Federal Grand Jury
Willebrandt
Jones
Federal Building
May
Porterfield
St. Petersburg
Fla
Peterfield
Samuel Smith
William Albrecht
Patrick O'Hanlon
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lquor
Beltzhoover Elected Electric Club President in Cincinnati
Officers were elected and installed at the first general dinner meeting of the Cincinnati Electric Club at the Gibson last night. Charles Beltzhoover was chosen President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Electric Club
Gibson
Charles Beltzhoover
August Janszen, Wholesale Grocery Leader, Dies at 84
August Janszen, head of Janszen Grocery Co. in Cincinnati, died at Good Samaritan Hospital at age 84. He was born in 1840 in Mintewede Germany, immigrated in 1861, and built a wholesale grocery business after earlier work in drayage. He leaves a widow and seven children. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Janszen
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Good Samaritan Hospital
Janszen
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Anna Janszen
Joseph
Bernard
Henry
Lawrence
August
Frank Harpenau
Harry Schmidt
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Merchants Back Dixie Highway Motorcade Tour
Cincinnati merchants endorsed the Dixie Highway Motorcade at a Retail Merchants Association meeting. About twenty five cars may enter the motorcade passing Cincinnati October 8 with an overnight reception and banquet at the Gibson to celebrate the eastern Dixie Highway section from Saulte St Marie to Jacksonville. Wesley Thurstin Judge Walter Mears and Fred H Caley will participate, with club and city representatives along the route joining hundreds of interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants of Cincinnati
Retail Merchants’ Association
Cincinnati
Gibson
Saulte St. Marie
Mich
Jacksonville
Fla
Wesley Thurstin
Cleveland, Automobile Club
Walter Mears
Cleveland Club
Fred H. Caley
Robbery of taxi driver and car near Clifton Ludlow
Ed ward McNay a taxi driver of 1921 Vine street was robbed of his automobile and a $25 billfold after transporting two men from Findley and Race Streets to Clifton and Ludlow avenues. They ordered him out, one man searched him, another covered him with a revolver, then fled up Clifton avenue. Police have a vehicle license and suspect descriptions and were monitoring exits from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McNay
Vine Street
Findley
Race Streets
Clifton
Ludlow Avenues
McNay
Clifton Avenue
Cincinnati
Rainbows in Eight Reels at Legion Headquarters
Eight reels documenting the Forty Fourth Rainbow Division will headline an evening of entertainment at American Legion Headquarters 322 Broadway. The Divisional Glee Club and a string quartet will also perform. all friends of the division and Legion are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Broadway
Division
University Co ops to Aid Central Parkway Work
The Rapid Transit Commission was notified that twelve more cooperative students from the University of Cincinnati will be assigned to the commission as in route engineers to assist in building the Central Parkway. Chief Engineers Krug and Raschig said the university already supplied seventeen co ops for rapid transit and Parkway projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Transit Commission
Herman Schneider
University of Cincinnati
Central Parkway
Frank Krug
Frank Raschig
University
Rodgers Denounces Critics of Flight in Defense Plan
In a Senate committee show of resolve Commander Rodgers urges a national aviation program. He calls for an aviation budget improvements in personnel and a strong aviation postition to overhaul defense with a top appointable secretary and expert staff. The plan stresses costly air defense and a centralized department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Army
Navy
Rodgers
National Defense
United States Treasury
Morrow
Burger Bros Malt Extract Firm Sold to Wuster and Maxon
Otto Burger, head of Burger Bros Company malt extract dealers at 222 Webster Street, announced the sale of controlling stock to W L Wuster and K W Maxon. The deal, over 100000 dollars, was handled by Bettman and Riesenberg with Union Trust Company arranging finance. The transfer follows Otto Burger's interests in Kruse Hardware, with Otto and Mrs. Carl Burger owning the majority. The firm was founded in Cincinnati about fifty years ago by Louis Burger, father of Carl and Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger Bros. Company, Inc
Webster Street
W. L. Wuster
K. W. Maxon
Otto Burger
Burger Company
Bettman & Riesenberg
Union Trust Company
Burger
Kruse Hardware Company
Carl Burger
The
Cincinnati
Louis Burger
Carl
Judge questions $800 fine wiping out life’s savings
Judge Stanley Struble told Common Pleas Court that an $800 fine on Andy Butch of Clevespike, jailed for possessing a still, was unjust to a man of his means. Butch remained jailed for nonpayment of fines and costs while bond stands for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Stanley Struble
Common Pleas Court
Andy Butch
Farmer
Clevespike
Butch
Clarence Hopping
North Bend
Struble
Indictments in Newport boiler disaster name Mackinac crew
Providence officials filed manslaughter indictments against Captain G. W. McVay and J. A. Grant of the excursion steamer Mackinac. The boiler explosion in Newport harbor killed fifty three people. G. J. Kelley of Blackstone Valley Transportation Company was indicted as an accessory before the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
G. W. McVay
J. A. Grant
Mackinac
Newport Harbor
G. J. Kelley
Blackstone Valley Transportation Company
District police suspend sub-officer after incident
Acting Chief Kane suspended Fred Linckensdorfer of District 9 following an incident at Sixth and Vine Streets where George Woppenschmidt 60 of 328 West Sixth Street suffered a head injury and was taken to General Hospital. In separate reports James Lemerand 1036 West Elm Street Monroe Mich was robbed at Grand Central Station of a billfold and certified check valued at 6.8. Charles F. Harding of Liberty and John Streets reported a store break in with $185 stolen from a cash register. Jeff Stennegro of 308 George Street reported clothes worth 45 stolen from his room while the door was open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Linckensdorfer
District 9
Kane
Wreer Ee
Georg Woppenschmidt
West Sixth Street
Sixth
Vine Streets
General Hospital
Grand Central Railway
James Lemerand
West Elm Street
Monroe
Mich
Marriage Licenses Filed in City and Surrounding Areas
A list of individuals and residences shows recent marriage licenses including Edward J. Dacey of Wayne Avenue and Pearl Candler on East McMillan Street along with many others such as Peter Hummel Jr and Ruth A. Decey. The notices include addresses across multiple districts and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Dacey
Wayne
Pearl Candler
Minot
Anna E.easher
Glendale
Mlard Kunz
Lockland
Shipping Arrivals Report From New York Port
Shipping news lists arrivals for October including the Berengaria from Southampton and Conte Verde from Naples. Other vessels such as George Washington Bremén and Ro ieee See also reported arrivals with varying berths and dates in September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Berengaria
Southampton
George
Weather Roundup for Several States and Cities in October 1925
Ohio and nearby states report mostly fair conditions with Saturday showers possible in some areas. Kentucky and Tennessee show generally fair, warmer weather with weekend showers in parts. West Virginia and Indiana anticipate unsettled or partly cloudy skies with showers. A table lists current and high temperatures and last twenty four hours precipitation for multiple cities including Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas Atlantic Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh Louisville Nashville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas
Atlantic É
Omaha
Birmham
Denver
N. Orleans
Posse
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
Fran
Louisville
Nashville
Marie Maris
The
Pas
Births Across Town Highlight Local Families Welcome New Arrivals
A list of newborns from Chester Anderson to Norman Yeager records births at homes across the city. Boys and girls born to couples including John Banta, Verna Crowley, Floyd Davis, Irene Dillon, Leo Ermer, and many others, with addresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Chester
Claudia
Congress Avenue
Banta
John and
Sophia
Winfield Avenue
Blomer
Joseph
Anna
Dale Road
Crowley
William and
Verna
Belvedere Street
Davis
Floyd
Nell
Eastern Avenue
Dillon
Charles
Irene
Victor Street
Ermer
Leo
Addie
Gladstone Avenue
Ernst
Richard and
Elizabeth
Simpson Avenue
Flower
Elmer and
Gertrude
Dudley Street
Gline
Lester and
Stella
Station Avenue
Hartwell
Johnson
George
Bessie
Rennett
Kramer
Casper and
Viola
Mad Anthony Street
Keavett EP — Ive
Edith
Neeb Road
Moore
Gest Street
Mieporte
Bernard and
Elsie
Clifton Avenue
Pruett
Paul
Minnie
Ludlow Avenue
Ponemon
Phillip
Manns Avenue
Reilly
Thomas and
Catherine
Newton Avenue
Rattermann
Katie
Armory Avenue
Sweenhi—Wibour
Myrtle
Fairmount Avenue
Smith—George
Louella
Columbia Avenue
Deaths CURTIS Heglin Rigney Streibig Zentgraf
Obituary notices list deaths of Mary Curtis and Jacob Heglin with service details. Catherine Rigney, Michael Streibig, and Ernest Zentgraf are also noted with funeral times and locations in Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Heglin
Mitchell
Ripley
Gano
Vorhis
Dunn Street
Lockland
Spring Grove
Rigney
Catherine Rigney
Sheehan
Araigney
Grand Avenue
Price Hi
Streibig
Michael
Kate Streib
Mene
Sunset Avenue
Price
St. William’s Church
Zentgraf
Ernest
Henrietta Zentgraf
Roker
Heuce
Home Street
Silverton
Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cremation Services Ad
An old advertisement fragment for a cremation company lists sanitary and modern service claims with mentions of free chapel and a consolidation booklet. The readable text centers on cremation offerings and facility features.
Busse & Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Ad
The Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue offers three chapels and non sectarian service with no charges indicated for services or arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Debt terms approved by capital officials
Debt terms approved amid comments by British officials and American senators at a Washington conference. Senator Walsh supports a five year stop gap as a path to a permanent settlement while Treasury experts compare the latest French proposal to Belgium’s accord. Myron T. Herrick and Ambassador Caillaux praised mutual understanding and stressed France’s historic debt to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Walsh
Dem
Mont
France
Treasury
Winston
Belgium
America
Britain Faces Tough France Payments After Washington Talks
London reports on the Washington debt conference show Treasury circles fear Britain will receive far less from France than the previously agreed 62.5 million dollars yearly. If France pays only a proportional share, Britain could be offered about 26.5 million annually, or less. Some argue the deal could still run to 1930, but overall the plan risks undermining the Balfour note and provokes opposition scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
Caillaux
United States
Paris
Treasury
Britain
France
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Churchill
England
Italy
Russia
N. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Paris May Not Ratify Five Year Debt Pact
Paris Oct 2 The French Parliament is not likely to ratify the five year debt agreement in its present form. It is seen as a temporary hold over settlement to bridge to a broader accord. Washington reports show gains for France from consolidation and US acknowledgment of payment capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Washington
Ministry of Finance
United States
France
Ecord
N. Y
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Caillaux Farewell Dinner Promises France Will Pay Debt
Joseph Caillaux, France's Finance Minister, told Lotos Club members in New York that France would do all within her strength to repay debts. The dinner, a testimonial to Franco American friendship, followed by his mission sailing home aboard the steamship France just before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caillaux
France
Associated Press
New York
Joseph Caillaux
Lotos Club
America
Nicholaa
India Rubber Pedestrian: Evolution Gives Tougher Pedestrian
A Tacoma Ledger note muses that if evolution proceeds there will be a tougher more resistant pedestrian shaped by time and circumstance. The piece lampoons progress with a playful look at human resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tacoma Ledger
River traffic and river stage updates from Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.3 feet at 6 PM and held steady. Vessels arriving include the Kentucky from Louisville and the Tom Green from Pomeroy. The Kentucky bound for Louisville and the Tom Greene slated to depart later, while the John W. Hubbard resumes from Louisville and the Mees Aloe steamer arrived from Meyersville. A Cincinnati departure was scheduled for Pittsburgh with Ohio Valley Improvement Association members aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Tom Green
Pomeroy
Tom Greene
Leston
John W. Hubbard
Freshmen Punished by U of Cincinnati Vigilance Body
A university vigilante committee punished several freshmen for campus rule violations during a midday powwow at McMicken Hall. Offenders included Gladys Dawson Mabel Denman Patricia Zinke Irma Phieger Jibbey McGuay Jean Clemens Ella Heuck and Samuel Fink among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigilance Committee
University of Cincinnati
McMicken Hall
Gladys Dawson
Mabel Denneman
Teddy
Sir Valentiner
Patrica Zinke
Irma Phieger
Jibbey McGuay
Jean Clemens
Ella Heuck
Men’s Vigilance Committee
John Withrow
John Knobloch
Michael Dine
William Larkins
Ben Turpin
Harry Shecter
Samuel Fink
Withrow
Knobloch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Optical Repair Service
LM. Price Opticians
Trulite
Main Store
W. Fourth St
Doctors Bidg
Eighth St
Samuel D. Heed
Heed
Garfield Winkler
F. W. Willey
R. Loughborough
Union Gas and Electric Company
L. T. Milner
Milner Electric Company
Mr. Heed
Bryant Venable
Procter-Collier Company
Beltzhoover
Electric Club
Gloeckner’s
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Merchants Indorse Motorcade Tour
William Mitchell
San Antonio
Air Board
War Department
Inspector General
Department
Burgers
Steamship News
S.W
Clondy
Nor
Murray Butler
Myron T. Herrick
Butler
French Republic
Burgundy
M. Caillaux
Greece
Rome
M. Calillaux
United States of America
John Ll. Balrberston
Ta.re
Neeeanee
Incinnati
Evansville
Ind
I. Waneeeneees
Seeee Uca
Cairo
Wasenes
Ark
Uslene
New TZ
Miss
Ranklin
Eans
Pale Eereeres Eevee
Eenee Ee
Veeeeesville
Stones
Seeve van A
Radford Yeeeeeee
Ton
Ae Beattyville
Fran Peetereensernaees
Eeree Teed
Terre One
Tenn Ween
Lle
Tenn
A. Tenn Ie Seen
Florence
Alamsonville
Davenport
St. Louis
Little Rock
Upper Ohio
Greene Live
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charleston
Ontine Harris-Moers
U. OF C
Matinee
Robert B. Mantell
Genevieve Hamper
Merchant OF Venice
Richelieu
Renignt
Pil Cerrone
Shubert
Cy Ee
Plymouth Theater
L. Lawrence Weber
Music Hall
H. Thaman
Fourth St
Willis Music Co
Sun
Lena Dajey
Chubb Steinberg's Recording Orchestra
AVON
Capitol
Gloria Swanson
Norma Talmadge “Graystark
Harold Lloyd
Norma Shearer
Ann Pennington
Tom Moore
Willard Louis
Irene Rich
Lewis Stone
Shirley Mason
George Barr McCutcheon
Norma Talmadge
Eugene O’brien
Hughie Clark
Tommy Monaco
Palac
Cecil B. DeMille
Hell’s Highroad
Leatrice Joy
B. F. Keith
S “Si
Freda Sanker
Mary Haynes
Jean Bedini
Dooley & Sales
Clyde Cook
Kokin & Gallett, Crafts & Sheehan
Jos. Griffin
Empress
Sky Theater
Smokin Orpheum
Dixie Terminal
Foundation
Noah Webster
W. J. Pel
A.M
Tribune
Commercial Square
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