Foreign Trade Conference Sees Global Market Shifts
More than 200 delegates met at the Chamber of Commerce for the Ohio Valley Foreign Trade Conference opening session. Leaders discussed European finance, foreign credit insurance, and prospects in Latin America with emphasis on U S competitive position and export growth.
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Ohio Valley Conference
Ohio Valley Foreign Trade Conference
Chamber of Commerce
Philip’ O. Geier
Chamber
Gustave F. Mattman
W. H. Rastall
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Europe
Ars
Mr. Rastall
United States
M. H. Baker
Tce
Foreign Credit Underwriters, Inc
Aker
Cincinnati
George R. Meyercord
American Manufacturers’ Foreign Credit Insurance Exchange
Grovenor M. Jones
Europe Finance
Jones
Great Britain
France
Germany
Rycen
Coneign Cftcii
Netherlands
Sweden
Switzerland
Finland
Lithuania
Latvia
Poland
Hungary
Denmark
Norway
Austria
Czecho- Slovakia
Belgium
Italy
Jugo
Slavia
Spain
Esthenia
Portugal
Bulgaria
Rumania
Greece
Turkey
Russia
J.,.w. Sanger
New York
John W. McKeon
Chicago
Latin America
Charles A. McQueen
Bennett Chapple
Armco International Corporation
Walter Esberger
McQueen
South America
Middletown
Herbert Hoover
Prince of Wales
England
Census Joke About Factory Workforce
A humorous Detroit News gag shows a census taker asking how many people work in a factory and the proprietor replying that not more than one third are employed, illustrating a tongue in cheek view of labor counts.
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The
Detroit News
Oakley Realty Sale Furthers St Louis Apartment Block
Real estate at 2758 Minot Avenue in St Louis sold for 11000 dollars to Emma M. Griffith. The pressed brick building includes two four room apartments, a two room unit, and a double garage on a 40 by 100 foot lot. Morris and Long acted as brokers for Norma Root.
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Oakley
St. Louis
Minot Avenue
Emma M. Griffith
Morris & Long
Norma Root
Taft to address constitutional tax and debt amendments
Robert Taft attorney will speak on constitutional tax and debt amendments at a Hamilton County League of Building Associations meeting Friday night at Gibson. John M. Wyman will discuss The Earthquake at Santa Barbara and Its Effect on Building and Loan Associations.
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Robert Taft
Hamilton County League of Building Associations
Gibson
John M. Wyman
Santa Barbara
Property Transfers In Pleasant Ridge And Norwood
John G. Schmidt bought a six room stucco residence with an inside garage on Marryatt Avenue near Montgomery Road Pleasant Ridge from F H Cohl with broker John E Manthey. Frank Emerson sold a five room stucco California bungalow with bath and garage at 6311 Warren Avenue Norwood to W Emmith through the same broker. lots measure 560 by 100 and 331 3 by 100 feet respectively.
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Marryatt Avenue
Montgomery Road
Pleasant Ridge
John G. Schmidt
F. H. Cohl
John E. Manthey
Frank Emerson
Warren Avenue
Norwood
W. Emmith
Eight Room Frame House Sold Privately in Madisonville
The eight room frame residence with a double garage at 5623 Tompkins Avenue Madisonville was sold privately yesterday for 12500 to L R Chalker. Seller I N Miller and the sale was handled by Theodore Mayer and Bro in partnership with William Albert Hall.
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Tompking Avenue
Madisonville
Theodore Mayer & Bro
L. R. Chalker
I. N. Miller
Mayer
William Albert Hall
Ferry Captured in Smuggling Case In Ohio Harbor
A warrant for J. Van Buskirk master of Marquette and Bessemer car ferry No 2 was issued after customs seized the vessel and thirty three cases of beer in Conneaut Ohio. The ferry plys between Conneaut and Port Stanley Ontario and was libeled in Federal Court.
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Cleveland
J. van Buskirk
Marquette
Bessemer Car Ferry No
Conneaut
Port Stanley
Ont
Miner G. Norton
Policeman Shoots Stray Dog After Attack on Engineer
A stray dog fatally attacked Robert Budd, 44, an engineer for McCullough Seed Co. Budd, of 31038 Gilbert Avenue, was bitten on the right hand before Officer Lind shot the animal yesterday at the Fifth and Lock streets area.
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Robert Budd
Gilbert Avenue
McCullough Seed Company
Fifth and Lock Streets
Lind
Budd
Election in Hamilton County School District November 3 1925
Notice of election for Hamilton County School District Ohio to elect three board members. Voting hours 5 30 a m to 5 30 p m CST at regular district voting places. Candidates listed: Charles R Campbell George H Eversman Joseph M Gieringer. Clerk Anna Marcus Deputy State Supervisors and Inspectors of Elections.
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Hamilton
Hamilton County
Ohio
Board of Education
Home menagerie cited in divorce case
Mrs Myra Davis and Jesse Davis separated in 1925 amid a disagreement over a menagerie of animals in the home. The hearings revealed three grown dogs fourteen pups one chicken and multiple pigeons, with the husband keeping the animals in the kitchen and spending sizable sums on feed. Judge Hoffman continued the case for further hearing.
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Myra D. Davis
Loth Street
Jesse Davis
Beekman Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Davis
Fined Motorist for Striking After Collision in Traffic Court
Judge Woeste fined Wallace Gray ten dollars for assault and battery after he struck William Stenker during a collision inquiry. The cost was suspended on a reckless driving count. The Cincinnati Association of Optometrists completed a year of eye tests for traffic violators, finding 51 percent of 924 examined had defective vision.
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Woeste
Wallace Gray
Dexter Place
Gray
William Stenker
East Pearl Street
Stenker
Cincinnati Association of Optometrists
Clarence Kaufman
Infant Falls Fifteen Feet. Minor Bruises Reported
Rosella Teddy aged seventeen months fell from the second floor of her home at 200 West Third Street onto a cement sidewalk, a fifteen foot drop. She sustained only minor bruises and was treated at General Hospital before being returned home.
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Rosella Teddy
Marie Teddy
West Third Street
General Hospital
Notice of Election in Cincinnati School District
Notice declares an election in the City School District of Cincinnati on November 3, 1925 from 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Central Time to elect four members to the Board of Education. Candidates listed include Emma W. Fillmore John B. Holter John D. [illegible] and William J. Shroder. Ohio.
Juror Stricken During Court Proceedings
John L. Gradolph a 65 year old Hamilton resident collapsed from stomach trouble while awaiting juror duty in U S District Court yesterday. He was taken to the Federal Building emergency hospital and later moved to General Hospital where doctors called his condition serious. Relatives were notified.
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United States District Court
John L. Gradolph
Walnut Street
Hamilton
Federal Building
Three Face Robbery Charges In Municipal Court
Charles McCall 29 of Knox ville Tennessee Chester Henslet 45 a painter of 1002 Elm Street and Walter Murphy 41 a painter with no home were charged yesterday in Municipal Court. Police report Ed ward Charleston 40 an electrician of Woodville Pennsylvania was found dazed at Stop No 10 Lower River road and said three men threw him from their car. The accused were arrested in a automobile on Liston Avenue.
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Charles McCall
Knoxville
Tenn
Chester Henslet
Elm Street
Walter Murphy
East
Ahlers
Edward Charleston
Woodville
Stop No. 10
Lower River Road
Charleston
Liston Avenue
Walsh Divorce Case Ties Beatrice Walsh to Peddlers
Cincinnati deposition in the Walsh divorce suit reveals Beatrice Walsh known as Bee connected with taxi drivers peddlers and dissolute men. Witness A J Osterkamp says Nick Walsh drank before meeting her and later changed his behavior. Irene Himes testifies Walter Walsh sent Bee twenty dollars weekly while in Cincinnati.
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Dayton, CO
Beatrice Louise Walsh
A. J. Osterkamp
Cincinnati
Walsh
Nicholas J. Walsh, Jr
Osterkamp
Roland W. Baggott
Nick
Bee
Irene Himes
Walter Walsh
May Enghers
Mrs. Walsh
Police Seek Kin of Murdered Woman in Florida Camp
Police renewed efforts to locate relatives of Marion Stanley a 26 year old former Cincinnati resident. A letter from Mrs. G H Cooley of Blountstown Florida claimed Stanley was murdered in a convict camp near Blountstown while serving a sentence for theft. The letter said the killer was a Black woman with enmity toward Stanley. Coroner jury foreman L J McKeown was named in the letter as investigating. Police could not locate Cincinnati acquaintances for Stanley though a telegram had said she had relatives there.
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Marion Stanley
Copelaw
Blounstown
Fla
G. H. Cooley
Miss Stanley
L. J. McKeown
Cincinnati
A. E. Benedict
Coleman Avery
Charles S. Bell
Mr. Benedict
Mr. Bell
Ohio
Virginia Guilfelye
Wellston, O
Louis Guilfoyle
Bell
Guilfolye
Charngold
Guilfoyle
Benedict
Employment Conditions in City Improved in September
A Cincinnati monthly report by George J. Hock notes overall improvement in employ ment conditions in September though job openings remained fewer than applicants. For September 1 981 male applicants with 917 securing work and 1 851 female applicants for 995 jobs. August had 2 248 men for 769 jobs and 2 018 women for 738 jobs.
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Cincinnati
George J. Hock
State City Employment Bureau
Trial of Three Channer & Sawyer Members Halted Over Embezzlement Charge
The third partners Herbert I. Channer George A. Sawyer and Fred Mc Laughlin of the defunct Channer & Sawyer brokerage face embezzlement charges. Judge Ryan adjourned to consider a defense motion seeking acquittal based on alleged lack of proof for embezzlement.
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Channer & Sawyer
Herbert I. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred McLaughlin
Ryan
Criminal Court
Bell
Benedict
Guilfoyles
Blanche Coons
Bramble Avenue
Union Trust Building
New York Stock Exchange
Clarke, Childs & Co
Beercase tax yields $20000 revenue from city inquiry
Internal Revenue Collector Charles M. Dean disclosed that about twenty individuals connected to beer distribution have paid taxes totaling roughly $20,000. Two former brewers are among those who paid and may be named later in prosecutions. The grand jury plans to finish ordinary business before revisiting the beer investigation.
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Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Dean
Revenue Department
Grand Jury
Policeman LeFever suspended over alleged bribe payment
Chief of Police suspended Policeman Frank LeFever of the Second District after John J. Fitzgerald accused him of taking a $50 bribe on December 15 1924 Fitzgerald produced a canceled check endorsed by LeFever to prove the claim LeFever denied the charge saying the check was payment for a diamond stickpin he sold to Fitzgerald.
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Copelaw
Frank LeFever
Second District
John J. Fitzgerald
East Seventh Street
LeFever
Fitzgerald
Ad man fined in Temple occupational tax case
Henry B. Flarsheim, advertising executive and president of the Henry B. Flarsheim Co in the Temple Bar Building, had a warrant withdrawn after it was found he held no financial stake in an endless chain venture. Three others, Milton J. Hyman, Albert Splevack and Samuel Mayer, were fined $25 and costs each for failure to pay the occupational tax after warrants issued by Melvin Lewton and investigations by city officials.
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Henry B. Flarscheim
Temple
Bar
Melvin Lewton
Flarscheim
Endless Chain
Flarsceim
Henry B. Flarsheim
Eyrich, Jr
Milton J. Hyman
Superior Sales Company
West Fifth Street
Albert Splevack
Queen City Hosiery Company
West Fourth Street
Samuel Mayer
Link Sales Company
Lewton
Hill
Joseph H. Humphries
Better Business League
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Ndedie
Poe
Shubert Theater
Adv
Chichester
City Ticket
Dixie Terminal
Central Union Depot
F. H. Wipper
Fontaine Fox
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Associated Press
City of
Cincinati
Emma W. Fillmore
John B. Holyter
John D
William J. Shroder
Anna Marcus
Mitta
Sawyer
Channer
McLaughlin
U. S
Gidding & Co., Inc
Coats
Vine Street
Doris Reid
Kentucky
Ludlow
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Southern Railway System
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