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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
12
The Y M C A course in Business English trains men and women to use clear concise and forceful language. It emphasizes proficient business communication and practical expression.
Sermons at two churches explore finding good in evil and the role of denominationalism. Dr Calvin Dill Wilson urges choosing life and recognizing virtue amid calamity while Dr Louis G Hoeck emphasizes revelation through scriptures and the divine in Christ.
Four Newport residents were injured when a car driven by William Fey struck a rear parked vehicle on Beechmont Avenue near the Little Miami River Bridge, shoving it into another. Fey was arrested for reckless driving. injuries ranged from a broken collar bone to cuts. A separate crash on Suspension Bridge injured Edward Wilson and involved John Hoffman. police car No. 47 was wrecked by Harold Allen, also charged with reckless driving.
Three white bandits held up Walter Harris a 21 year old cashier at a Rail Light ticket office in Columbus escaping with 625 dollars in cash. The robbery occurred this evening as Harris was on duty. No injuries were reported and police began an investigation.
Court listings show multiple cases in Common Pleas Courts under Judges Caldwell Roettinger Darby Hurley and in Domestic Relations Court under Judge Hoffman with 9 o'clock starts. Criminal Courts under Judge Struble and Judge Ryan list State v Peters and related cases, plus Keidamara Hunter and Sawyer-Channer-McLaughlin proceedings.
Delegates to the Ohio Valley Improvement Association convention aboard the steamer Cincinnati were entertained with a lively program by Cincinnati Conservatory of Music artists. The event highlighted river improvement talks, dam dedications, and plans to secure funds for completing nine more dams by 1929 as leaders voyage from Parkersburg to Pittsburgh.
River progress has advanced largely due to coordinated efforts. The text credits multiple actors and ongoing work toward a shared objective, noting substantial early gains and continued momentum.
A legal fight over the Sunday closing law emerged as police cited twenty two second hand goods dealers and other merchants west of Vine Street. Mayor Carrel and Chief Copelan had issued warnings, with 2090 merchants waiting at City Hall while attorney Louis Rubinstein conferred on the case.
Theaters baseball parks and amusement resorts were permitted to operate on Sunday and shared the same privilege. Mr Rubinstein warned that if police cited merchants and then refused to press charges, legal proceedings would be started to compel the issue.
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