Peck Appeals World Court Support Urged by Clergy
Judge John Weld Peck urged the Federation of Churches to lobby Senators in Ohio and Kentucky for U.S. entry into the World Court. He outlined the court at The Hague and argued it protects sovereignty while offering a peaceful mechanism to settle disputes between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
World Court
John Weld Peck
United States District Court
Federation of Churches
International Amity
Peck
Council
S. L. Henson
First Baptist Church
Covington
W. H. Wehrly
Ohio
Kentucky
United States
League of Nations
Wilson
International Tribunal
the Hague
League
Court
John Bassett Moore
Standard Oil Company
Postoffice Inspector Arrests Man in Mail Theft Case
Mosby Williams, 30, a substitute letter carrier of 1147 Poplar street, was arrested on charges of stealing a letter postmarked Wilmington and addressed to Midland Acceptance Corporation in Cincinnati. Bond set at 1500 dollars, hearing set for November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mosby Williams
Poplar Street
Wilmington
Midland Acceptance Corporation
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Williams
Thomas Gregory
Adolph Robinson
Chesapeake
Benson W. Hough
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
F. Henry Wurzer
Detroit
Joseph Bradford Coolidge
Dayton
Ohio
Edna Waichet
American Finance Company of
Dayton, CO
Lee
Warren Yames
United States Court of Appeals
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Watchet
Court Calendar Highlights Multiple Civil and Criminal Cases
Today’s docket lists Common Pleas Court in rooms 3 and 190 with several civil matters including L N R Company vs Burgheim and Hill vs Franklin Motor Car Company at 9 and 6 o'clock. Superior Court, Domestic Relations and Criminal Courts follow with cases against Jones Hill Price Dowell and others all scheduled through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
LeBlond
L. & N. R. R. Company
Burgheim
Roettinger
Flatow & Laws
C C.,& St. L. Ry. Company
Hill Ve. Franklin Motor Car Company
Flannagan
Judge Darby
New York
Nowdry Company
Wendel Nussbaum
Iven
Isaacs
Westrick
Beaman
Walls
Daniels
City of Cincinnati
Kuntz
Heber Et al
Knoweg
Brown
Miller
Nolan
State of Ohio
Hurley
Grisby
Cantor
Superior Court
Marx
Townsend
Maxwell
Wiebe
Simons
C. W. Hoffman
Conover
Simmons
Wells
Nelson
Millen
Criminal Courts
Ryan
State
Channer
Sawyer
McLaughlin
Struble
Jones
Hill
Price
Dowell
City Charter campaign holds Hyde Park mass meeting
Speakers at Hyde Park rally include Colonel Ed H Colston Charles P Taft II and Judges Edward T Dixon and others. Afternoon meetings feature Mrs Ben Lowenstein Miss Mary L Hicks Henry Bentley Walter Knight Leona Kamm and Walter Millard demonstrating proportional representation. Ralph Holterhoff heads committee to back Murray Seasongood for Council.
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City Charter Campaign Committee
Henry Bentley
Masonic Hall
Erie
Michigan Avenues
Hyde Park
Ed H. Colston
Charles P. Taft, II
Charles Oose
Edward T. Dixon
Council
Ben ~Lowenstein
Linwood Woman's Club
Mary L. Hicks
Baptist Church
Whetsey Avenue
Maddisonville
Civic and Vocational League
American Legion
Walter Knight
Westwood Civic Association
Westwood Town Hall
Leona Kamm
Philmathea Society
Price Hill
Walter Millard
Republicans Open Campaign H Qs For Six Council Candidates
Charles S. Bell, County Prosecutor, leads the newly formed campaign headquarters in the Strand Building. Alfred Bettman speaks at two events to push adoption of the state debt and tax amendments to the constitution.
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Organization For Council
Charles S. Bell
Strand Building
Alfred Bettman
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnatus Club
Hamilton County Committee
Thomas Tallentire
Rutherford B. Cox
Tallentire
Sixth Street Business Men's Association
Mr. Cox
One Killed and Two Wounded in New York Gun Fights
A foreman for United Marine Corporation was killed on the Lower East Side after answering a mysterious call. Two youths fled the scene, and Gaetano Christiano was captured nearby. In a separate street duel, 19 year old Bernard Quinn was shot in the neck and killed as five rival gangsters fired on him. a bystander was lightly wounded.
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New York
United Marine Corporation
East Side
Vincenzo Agro
Lower East Side
Gaetano Christiano
Bernard Quinn
Budget cuts hit Norwood and St Bernard delays in Hamilton County
The County Budget Commission slashed city budgets for Norwood and St Bernard for next year. Norwood faces 20.15 per 1000 valuation with 8.8 mills for operating expenses, while St Bernard taxes sit at 16 per 1000 with 6.89 mills for operations. Both cities see reduced appropriations, and officials vow to cope through conservations. Cincinnati’s 21.16 rate was set earlier, up from 18.92, and Marchant plans to finish other area budgets soon.
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County Budget Commission
Norwood
St. Bernard
Frank Maremi
Marchant
Bernard
Norw Wood
Budget Commission
W. R. Locke
Charles Schwegmann
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Fined 75 Cents for Leaving Gun at Home in Church
Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church marks 135th anniversary with a home coming. The 1880s minutes reveal a gun rule for worship, a member fined 75 cents for leaving his firearm at home. Attending guests include Rev Bernard Lea Rice and Miss Amelia Reeder. Dr Erdman and church leaders will speak at events.
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Cincinnati
Pleasant Ridge
Bernard Lea Rice
Westwood Whirst Presbyterian Church
Amelia Reeder
Madisonville
Rice
David Rice
Reeder
Erdman
W. O. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio Synod
W. T. Paterson
Woman and Two Children Rescued by Firemen
A woman Mrs William Clayton and her two children ages 16 months and 3 years were rescued from a smoke filled apartment at 329 West McMillan Street after an overheated furnace ignited the floor The mother carried her children to the second floor but could not proceed due to smoke and fire in the stairs Firemen under Marshal Wuerth used ladders near windows on the second floor to reach them The building owner on the second floor is Mrs Mamie Anter and Charles Meisel occupied the first floor Both were out when firemen arrived The blaze was extinguished in an hour and damage was estimated at 3500
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McMillan Street
Marshal Wuerth
William Clayton
Norwood Population Estimate Reported at 29 938
The Census Bureau estimates Norwood’s population at 29 938, up 5 003 since 1920. Mayor Nolte attributes the rise to home-building and factory hiring drawing workers from Cincinnati and beyond, and estimates current population at least 31 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Census Bureau
Washington
Nolte
Cincinnati
Village mayor disqualified in North Bend liquor cases
Judge Stanley Struble ruled mayor Clarence Hopping of North Bend is financially interested in liquor convictions, disqualifying him from judging village liquor cases. He granted habeas corpus to Andrew Busch, released from jail for an $800 fine after Busch challenged the court’s legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Struble
Common Pleas Court
Clarence Hopping
North Bend
Ohio
Strublé
Struble
Secret Service
Andrew Busch
Mayor Hopping
Busch
Hopping
Hamilton
Prohibition Department of Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Commissioner of
Prohibition Department of
Anti-Saloan League
Prohibition Department of the State
Sunday Closing Law Violators Dismissed by Judge
For the third consecutive week West End merchants cited for Sunday closing law violations were dismissed by Judge Eyrich in Police Court. Twenty two arrests were made Sunday. The dismissal followed a warning by Mayor Carrel and Police Chief Copeland that the law would be enforced. O Connell said enforcement must be uniform. A $100 fine and costs were imposed on John Kaput for harassing girls at local venues. Mrs. Mary Bahlman and William Wiles received ten days in jail and $50 fines plus costs each. Edward Bahlman stated he found his wife in Wiles’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Eyrich
Carrel
Copeland
Joseph O'Connell
O'’Connell
John Kaupt
Vine Street
Boulevard Theater
Central Parkway
Mary Bahlman
Russell’ Street
Covington
William Wiles
Plum Street
Edward Bahlman
Wiles
Hyde Park M. E. Church Funds Drive Kick-off Plan
Hyde Park M. E. Church general committee meets at the Business Men's Club at noon to organize the fund raising campaign for a new church. The main fundraising phase begins Tuesday next week with a kick-off banquet on October 19 featuring Bishop Theodore S. Henderson addressing campaign teams and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park M. E
Business Men’s Club
Theodore
Henderson
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ST. August
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Jacksonville
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City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
W.H. Callahan
City Pass
G. C. Blackburn
Outhern
Queen City Coal Co
Oixie
Richmond
Richmond Bros
Main
St. Poke Canal
Church Federation
Princess K
Ghe Smith
Kasson Co
THE
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Main St. Eighth and John Sts
Lanark
London
Coats
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