Bonds and sureties tied to Cline collection failures in Cincinnati
Mayor Carrel seeks a court order removing Joseph A. Cline from the Municipal Clerk post after detailing a long list of fines not collected from June 1920 to June 1924. The record shows Councilman Mart O'Hara as a repeated surety on three bonds and Harry Collins as a seven-bond surety amid a broader bond list. Cline, elected November 8 1921, had previously served as Deputy Clerk under August Kirbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cline
Cc. C. McGowan
Rose A. Hicky
C- C. McGowan
James Gazaway
Henry Calvin
Walter Hendricks
Harry Cantor
State Avenue
Herman Corras
Ford Seibert
Sam Shapiro
George Dohrman
August Hermes
Charles Bosserman
Phil Morton
James Wiley
Otto Dahms
Harry Wingert
Z. C. Schneider
James Daley
Harry Collins
James Dale
Mathias Lutsch
Harry Marsh
Matt O'Hara
Councilman
Fréd English
August R. Schwartz
John Martin
Lillie B. Huesman
John Cooper
Amanda Young
William Sullivan
Charles Kamp
Elmer Mesch
Elmer Masch
John Hefferman
Mart O'Hara
Clifford C. Rule
Minnie Rule
Cline
Carlisle Avenue
Mayor Carrel
George P. Carrel
Joseph A. Cline
Municipal Court
City of
Cincinnati
William Marscheuser
August Kirbert
Sweden's Prince to Attend John Ericsson Memorial Unveiling
Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf and the Crown Princess have accepted an invitation to the unveiling of the John Ericsson Memorial in Washington in May 1926. Ericsson, born 1803 in Sweden, designed the Monitor and helped invent the screw propeller. he came to New York in 1839, became a citizen, and died there in 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stockholm
Gustaf Adolf
John Ericsson
Washington
Sweden
New York
Indians Rising in Numbers Says Chief Red Fox in Cincinnati
Sioux leader Chief William Red Fox arrives in Cincinnati to lecture students on tribal history and population trends. He cites federal statistics showing Indians increased from 243,000 in 1890 to 344,000 today with many full bloods, and highlights improvements in health and schooling across reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William Red Fox
Cincinnati
Linton
Red Fox
Rosebud
South Dakota
Nebraska
Carlisle University
The
Union
Black Eagle
Custer
Missouri
United States
Cy Stain
New York Accused of Wet Propaganda via Comic Strips
The Methodist Board of Temperance accuses New York City of spreading anti prohibition propaganda through comic strips and other syndicated material sent to the West. It claims such content incites law violations and undermines prohibition, noting vaudeville and other influences as part of a campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
New York City
Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Methodist Church
Metropolis
West
New Yo
Procter Seeks $500000 From Other Wood Backers
Chicago October 3 The General Wood Presidential Campaign Committee is asked to pay pro rata to Colonel William Cooper Procter chairman and financial backer of the 1920 bid. A $500000 suit follows the Sprague $62697 verdict in federal court and names several committee members as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Wood
William Cooper Procter
Sri
Traeed
A. A. Sprague
Wood Campaign
Procter
Wood Campaign Committee
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Norman Gould
New York
Wilson B. Burtt
Thomas J. Miller
Horace G. Stebbins
Fred Stanley
Colonel Sprague
Colonel Procter
Sprague
Wood
Weather outlook with showers and cooler temperatures
Regions in Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee expect showers Sunday with Monday cloudier and cooler. A table lists regional highs and precipitation with October 3 1925 records ending 7 p m data for Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas City Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh San Francisco Louisville Nashville Winnipeg The Pas and Maine showing varying rain totals and temperatures.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas C
Atlanticc
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh Wales
San Fran
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Maine
The
Pas
Kagy Sentenced to Four Years for Embezzlement
Archer F. Kagy former manager at the Widermer Savings and Loan downtown branch was sentenced to four years in the Ohio State Penitentiary by Judge Newcomer after pleading guilty to embezzlement. He admitted taking 28 000 dollars of the 115 000 alleged, with prosecutors noting no further evidence to support larger loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Archer F. Kagy
Widermere Savings and Loan Company
Ohio State Penitentiary
Newcomer
Common Pleas
Bryan
Kagy
Savings and Loan Company
Slanton
John Luthringer
Shipping arrivals and next departures in New York
Shipping news lists arrivals on October 3 including Conte Verde from Naples Pittsburgh from Antwerp Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam Huron from Turk's Island Cameronia from Glasgow Providence from Palermo Pastores from Port Simon with due October 4. Departures show Leviathan Majestic Volendam Pr De Satrastegui Tuscania Caronia Celtic Duilio Santa Cruz and Ponce with times noted.
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Conte Verde
Naples
Pittsburgh
Antwerp
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Huron
Turk's Island
Due
Cameronia
Glasgow
Providence
Palermo
Pastores
Port Simon
Leviathan
Southampton
Majestic
Volendam
Rio de Janeiro
Pr. de Satrastegui
Cadiz
Tuscania
Caronia
Liverpool
Celtic
Duilio
Santa Cruz
Cristobal
Ponce
San Juan
Paul Villing Celebrates 70 Years With J M Cullough Sons
Paul Villing marked his seventieth birthday with the J M McCulloughs Sons Company executives and staff. A company umbrella and flowers for Mrs Villing highlighted a gathering where measured average years of service ran twenty five across employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Villing
J. M. McCullough’s Sons Company
Villing
Holy Cross’ Church
Mt. Adams
John M. Cronin
Dennis E. Murphy
Martin Daly
John D. Scott
Pike Street
William M. Wilson
Rock Island Railroad to hold huge Kansas City anniversary
The Rock Island Railroad plans its largest employee gathering for the seventy third anniversary in Kansas City on October 12 and 18 with delegations from the Middle West. 2 000 chaplains and officers expected. J E Gorman will preside. Freight interchanges show a weekly decline while coal movement rises and open top cars head to coal fields. Ohio Valley Board meets November 10 at Gibson Hotel with heavy shipper representation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad Company
Kansas City
Rock Island Magazine
Middle West
J. E. Gorman
An, & Morris
American Railway Association
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Board of the America Railway Association
Gibson Hotel
Aorris
Ohio Valley Board
Engineers Gather in Altoona for ASME Annual Meeting
The Pennsylvania Railroad hosts the ASME annual meeting in Altoona Tuesday to Wednesday with 18000 engineers in membership. An electric locomotive demonstration will be staged at the Altoona test plant. Honorary member General William Wallace Atterbury will be welcomed as the railroad president. Samuel Rea will open the session along with other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Wallace Atterbury
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania System
Lanford H. Fry
Samuel P. Bush
Buckeye Steel Castings Company
Albert J. County
The
Treasury
M. E. McDonnell
Missing Children Still Sought in Cincinnati Search
Police sought public help in locating two youths Russell Fisher 16 of Lancaster Ohio and Illian Lacally of 2356 Gladstone Avenue after Russell left home September 20 likely headed for Cincinnati and Illian has been missing since September 30. John Fisher father reported the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fisher
Lancaster
Illian Lacally
Gladstone Senue
John Fisher
Russell
Cincinnati
Lillian
Birth Notices From Local Homes
Beckes Cio and Irene announce a girl at 741 Livington Street. Trentman Joseph and Catherine welcome a boy at 2636 Maryland Avenue. Weitzel Frank and Elizabeth report a boy at 1627 Dewey Avenue. Wilmes William and Ida have a girl at 3814 Mt. Vernon Avenue. Hunley Clarence and Marie welcome a girl at 4717 Stewart Place. Seitz William and Elvira list a Box 17 Bridge Town address. Golden Charles and Elsie reside at 4709 Calvert with a birth. Ewald Waller and Mabel announce a girl at 1045 Wade Street. Sears Ceeatie and Carrie at 1936 Chase Street. Cann Witla and Mary at 2406 Symmes Street.
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Beckes
Cio
Irene
Livington Street
Witla
Mary
Symmes Street
Ewald Waller
Mabel
Wade Street
Golden
Charles
Elsie
Calvert Street
Hunley
Clarence
Marie
Stewart Place
Ceatee
Carrie
Chase Street
Seitz
William
Elvira
Bridgetown Road
Y. Trentman
Joseph
Catherine
River Traffic and Stage Update for Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.8 feet at 6 last night. Arrivals include the John W. Hubbard from Louisville, and The General Wood from Pittsburgh. Departures feature the Tom Greene to Charleston and The General Wood to Pittsburgh. The John W. Hubbard to Louisville departs at 9 this morning. The Kentucky forecasts arrival from Louisville at midnight and return at 5 tomorrow. The Chris Greene and the Washington excursion steamer also noted in transit. River stages data provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Maine
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
General Wood
Pittsburgh
Tom Greene
Charleston
Kentucky
Louisvile
Chris Greene
Washington
Maysville
St. Louis
Lodge Notices And Lodge Members Schedule
Hoffner Lodge No 253 F and A M to assemble Monday evening to pay respects to a deceased Brother Illiam Heil. Garson Temple Clifton Auditorium or clubroom for rent for parties or weddings. Etiwinning Chapter No 97 A M to convene Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Petitions and dues noted. Visitors welcomed by Carl Beyer and Roever, secretaries.
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Hoffner Lodge
A. M
Illiam Heil
Aerate
Noti
M. F. Wenck
W. M
Fred J. Klein
Sec’y. Garson Temple
Clifton
Hone Avon
Etiwinning
Cate
Werco Carl Beyer
Roever
Death notices from Cincinnati area obits October 1925
Multiple obituary notices dated October 1925 list the death of Jacob Philip Baier and others, with funeral details. Entries name survivors and indicate service times, locations, and interment plans at various churches and cemeteries in Cincinnati and nearby areas.
Cremation Services Advertised by Free Chapel
WM F Fuldner Undertaker lists cremation services at 421 Arch Street phone 4754 located south of Fourth Street between Broadway and Ludiew.
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Wm.f.fuldner
Arch ST
Fourth St
Bet
Broadway & Ludiew
Detectives Chase Escapee Through Dixie Terminal Scene
Bert Donaldson and Cincinnati detectives pursued Harry L. Davis after recognizing him in Cincinnati. Davis fled onto a trestle, hurled a package, and surrendered after a tense chase ending at Dixie Terminal. Donaldson then transported Davis and accomplice McGinnis back to Milledgeville Penitentiary.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
Dixie Terminal
Bert Donaldson
Milledgeville
Harry L. Davis
Robert Gernhardt
Joseph Schafer
Donaldson
Davis
Latonia
Third Street
Gernhardt
Schafer
Harry McGinnis
McMillan Street
Park Avenue
Central Union Station
McGinnis
Rncle
Milledgeville Penitentiary
Doctor Jenkins Returns Home Praises Underrated Turks
Dr. Alexander L. Jenkins, mechanical engineering professor at the University of Cincinnati, returned from a year as an exchange professor at Roberts College in Constantinople. He lauds Turkish intelligence and compares Constantinople to Cincinnati, likening Roumeli Hissar to Eden Park and Roberts College to local cultural landmarks, and says Cincinnati needs a grand union station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander L. Jenkins
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Turkey
Roberts College
Constantinople
Jenkins
United States
Roumeli Hissar
Mohammed II
Columbus
America
Eden Park
Museum and Art Academy
Dr. Jenkins
Mississippi River Power Company Purchase Completed
Frank L. Dame announces completion of negotiations for the Mississippi River Power Company purchase. Union Electric Light and Power Company of St. Louis gains control extending operations from Keokuk to the lead belt of Missouri about 250 miles, enabling full water flow use and power interchange across the midwest system.
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Associated Press
New York
Mississippi River Power Company
Mississippi
Frank L. Dame
North American Company
Union Electric Light and Power Company of
St. Louis
Keokuk
Missouri
Middle West
Dame
Negroes and Whites Battle. Three Held After Riot
A riot at Thirteenth and Main led to the arrest of two African Americans and a white man. Anthony Rudge, Virgil Gilbert, and Henry Carter were taken to police and hospital care after a wagon dispute escalated into a free for all. One claim reports a hammer strike.
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Thirteenth
Main Streets
Anthony Rudge
Vine Street
Pabst Bedding Company
East Twelfth Street
The Day's Record In Liquor Courts
Fines and arrests listed for multiple defendants including Charles Sands at 751 West Ninth street and Sylvester Robinson at 417 Wade street with $100 fines, Anna E. Parks 387 Wehrman avenue $100, Norvell Wagner 842 Hopkins street $150, Gerry Smith 958 Barr street $200. Arrests include Harry Sandoff 512 Laurel street and Fred Schwaita 2646 Spring Grove avenue.
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Charles Sands
West Ninth Street
Sylvester Robinson
Wade Street
Anna E. Parks
Wehrman Avenue
Norvell Wagner
Hopkins Street
Gerry Smith
Barr Street
Poscession
Harry Sandoff
Laurel Street
Wah. Sass Sarah Burks
Negress
Providence Street
Fred Schwaita
Spring Grove Avenue
Thompson Resigns From Shipping Board
Frederick L. Thompson submits his resignation from the Shipping Board effective November 1, signaling a shift in policy and advocating Gulf and Southern ports voice in national trade. He cites reduced flag vessel operations and regional representation concerns impacting U S exports and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frederick L. Thompson
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Widens
Campbell Funeral Church
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Sixty-sixth Street
Woodlawn Cemtery
Brinkman
Elizabeth
Nee Rats
Henry Brinkman
Ilstach Street
Dunkman Funeral Home
Clark Street
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Nee Sharmon
Owen Curtis
William H. Romer
E. McMillan Street
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Price Hill Council K. of C
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Lohstroh
Roll Avenue
Litfin—Joseph
Scott Street
Covington
Mother of God's Church
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Minneapolis
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Michael Rigney
Grand Avenue
Price Hill
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Streibig
Michael, Sr
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Schwoerer
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St. William’s Church
Thayer
George A
Unitarian Church
Wilfert
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Krimmel
Bryant
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Grassmann Printing CO
Cincinnati, O
Georgia
Turk
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Shipping Board
Congress
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Underwood
American Bankers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Aden
le Lois Richmond
Norwood
John E. Lewis
Ft. Thomas
Jean C. Aseere
Third
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Pierson
Lizzie Hunt
O-Henwee
Laurel St
Joseph H. Joering
Eleanor Flohnee
Pleasant St
Oscar Mueller
Louise Meier
Arthur Topmiller
Jefferson
Mary Buening
Euclidav
Will Evans
Hopkins St
Carlisle
Leola Byrd
Liston
Ci Adeline Parriston
Eastern
Moler College
East Fourth St
Campbell Commercial School
East Fourth Street
Telephones
Ittleford School
Ae School of Business
Burnet Block
W.j.pelo
A.M
Syeetamee Worh Webster
Commercial Square
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