Ohio damages suit ruling limits service on foreign firms
A federal judge ruled a sales representative for a foreign company in Ohio is not sufficiently important for service in a damage case. The decision, following a prior ruling, requires Ohio residents seeking damages from a non local firm to sue in the firm's home state. Cone and wife claimed 25,000 and 5,000 in damages for injuries and lost services from a Connecticut company in Hamilton County. Represented by Gatch McLaughlin & Gatch, they must sue in Connecticut or abandon the case.
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Ohio
United States District Court
Hough
Hickenlooper
J. Harry Cone
New Britain Machine Company
New Britain
Connecticut
Cone
New Britain Company
Hamilton
McMillan Street
Woodburn Avenue
United States
Cincinnati
G. K. Atkinson
Cleveland
Atkinson
Gatch, McLaughlin
Mechanical advance a id to crime says Eyrich
Judge Eyrich Jr told Lions Club members at the Chamber of Commerce gathering that discouragement of crime has become a national cult. He urged unity to combat lawbreakers and warned that public conscience has weakened with moral instruction eroding at home and in churches.
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United States
Eyrich, Jr
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Eyrich
Mrs Galbraith's Charges Denied in Probate Court
Hearing on Mrs Esther G Galbraith widow of Fred W Galbraith to remove William L Taylor as administrator of her husband's estate was continued to November 13 for depositions. Taylor denied wrongdoing and defended his company against claims of diverting Western Paper Goods business. He admitted a new duplex paper bags venture but said no competition with Western Paper Goods existed.
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Esther G. Galbraith
Fred W. Galbraith
The
American Legion
William L.taylor
Eastern Avenue
Lueders
Taylor
Western Paper Goods Company
Mr. Taylor
Milton Sayler
Dr. Carson Elected Health Board President
Dr Arch I Carson was chosen president to succeed Dr E W Walker at the board meeting. Dr M B Brady was elected vice president and Dr William H Peters was reappointed Health Commissioner. Peters said four infantile paralysis cases reported were not a cause for alarm and urged vigilance as warm weather fades.
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Arch I. Carson
Board of Health
E. W. Walker
Carson
Walker
M. B. Brady
William H. Peters
GOP Candidates Challenged to Debate Charter Group
Six Republican endorsed city council candidates were challenged to debates with nine Charter Committee candidates. Debates are planned at Madisonville School next Tuesday. Seasongood and Kellogg will debate city needs first, with other meetings scheduled across Liberty and Denman streets, Alms Hotel, and various schools and clubs to urge registration and support.
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Republican City Central Committee
Citizens’ Charter Committee
Madisonville
Murray Seasongood
Charter Committee
Edwin Kellogg
First Ward
Republican Organization For the New Council
Seasongood
Walter Millard
Liberty and
Denman
Alms Hotel
Frederick McMillin
Mary L. Hicks
Mr. Millard
Twenty-fifth Ward
City Charter
Agnes Hilton
College” Hill
A. F. Bauer
Central Fairmount School
James C. Stewart
Women’s Society
Knox Presbyterian Church
Hyde Park
Edna Strohm
Charter Campaign Committee
Women’s Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Bank Street
Walter J. Millard
Keller House
Colerain
Elmore Avenues
Miss Strohm
Whittier Mothers’ Club
Woodlawn Avenue
Price Hill
Miss Siehl
Lincoln School Mothers’ Club
Harry Vordenberg
Columbia School Mothers’ Club
Union
Harvey Avenues
Guy Tawney
Mothers’ Club
Odeon
Elm Streets
Crabbs Named Director at Procter Gamble
George Dent Crabbs president of Philip Carey Manufacturing Company was elected a director of Procter & Gamble at the stockholders meeting. He fills the seat of A E Anderson who resigned months ago. Several existing directors were re elected and new employee directors were chosen for Ivorydale Kansas City and New York. The board will meet next Tuesday to organize and elect officers.
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George Dent Crabbs
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Procter & Gamble Company
Mr. Crabbs
A. E. Anderson
Business Men's Club
William Cooper Procter
William S. Rowe
William Procter
James N. Gamble
Cecil H. Gamble
Herbert G. French
Richard R. Deupree
John J. Burchenal
Henry Behrle, Jr
Ivorydale
George Bertram
Kansas City
William Wallace
New York
Radio Listener Schedule Highlights Across Stations
A dense listing outlines evening programs for WLW WKRC WSAI and many others. Multiple stations present piano concerts orchestral pieces talks and vocal performances with varied show times from 4 P.M. to late night across Cincinnati New York Detroit and Philadelphia markets.
Radio Schedule Briefs From Major Cities
A listing of evening program slots across stations WHAS Louisville WIL St Louis WMAQ Chicago and more. Highlights include concerts organ and orchestra performances talks health programs and vocal numbers with multiple time blocks from 5:30 PM to midnight across Chicago stations WGN WLS WBBM WOK WEBH and others.
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WMAQ
Chicago
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Cities
Eastern stations list event times for Wear Cleveland and WTAM Cleveland with a maid service segment at 7 P.M. and orchestral and organ recital slots. KDKA Pittsburgh airs a 7:30 P.M. concert and a 9:30 P.M. midnight concert, with WCAE Pittsburgh featuring a 6:30 P.M. orchestra slot.
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Civil Service
Doherty Melody Boys
Homer Satt
WLW Orchestra
Wear
Cleveland
R. L
Orchestra
Kdka—E
Pittsburgh
Dress Goods Remnants Offered At Cut Prices In KC
Textile Products Co offers 4 and 5 yard remnants of serges crepes and suitings at less than wholesale prices. Women making their own clothes in Kansas City are urged to write Dept. R-200 for free information.
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Kansas City
Textile Products Co
Dept
R-200
Campaign extends drive for Deaconess Hospital fund
The Campaign Committee for the Deaconess Hospital extended the $500000 building fund drive to Monday night due to rain and World Series attendance. Subscriptions reached $278000, with two teams led by Mrs. Robert Van Fossen and Dr. W. C. Harris over their quotas. Memorial gifts and numerous contributions from individuals and local organizations were announced, including gifts from Colonel William Cooper Procter and the Merrell Chemical Company.
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Deaconess Hospital
Robert van Fossen
W. C. Harris
B. H. Kroger
August H. Tuechter
Edward Pfleger
Walter Angert
E. W. Walker
Mr. Winnes
West Liberty Presbyterian Church
William M. Bruckmann
Bertha Bruckmann
George Schraffenberger
George Bruckmann
Chris Bruckmann
Edward Muhl
Dividends Declared by Columbia Gas and Electric Co
Directors in New York declare quarterly dividends on the 7 percent preferred stock at 1.75 dollars per share and 65 cents on no par value common stock payable November 16 to holders of record October 31. September gross earnings reach 2.635 million, with net earnings 1.153 million and a surplus of 548 thousand for dividends. The Dayton Power and Light subsidiary will offer 1 million of its 6 percent preferred stock next month with monthly dividends.
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Columbia Gas and Electric Company
New York
Philip G. Gossler
Dayton Power and Light Company
Witnesses dispute services in Cantor estate suit
Attorney J. H. Cabaniss testified for Mrs. Cantor that Elmer and Oscar Grisby provided no services under the contract and the claim against the Nowell estate was settled for about one fourth of the original amount. Detective Daniel Mahan described finding two diamond rings tied to Cantor and her reluctance to file an affidavit due to notoriety.
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Elmer
Oscar Grisby
Helen Powers Nowell Cantor
Emory M. Nowel
Cincinnati
Elmer Grischy
Cantor
Mahan
Thieves Take Diamond Rings From Home
Mrs. P. A. Burdick of 3552 Trimble avenue reported the theft of two diamond rings from her residence on Tuesday. One ring holds three diamonds and the other two. total value listed at $1,000.
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P. A. Burdick
Trimble Avenue
Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church Homecoming Draws 300
Three hundred persons attended the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church homecoming last night. A fellowship supper preceded the program with distinguished guests including Rev. Lester Kemper, Rev. Bernard Lea Rice, Rev. Dr. E R Booth, Mrs. Alice Johns, I N Woods and Charles Acomb. Addresses were given by Rev. Kemper, Dr. W T Paterson and Rev. W S Acomb.
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Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church
Lester Kemper
James Kemper
First Presbyterian
Cincinnati
Bernard Lea Rice
David Rice
E.R. Booth
Alice Johns
Mathew van Dyke
I. N. Woods
Charles Acomb
Kemper
W. T. Paterson
W. S. Acomb
Woman Struck and Killed by Train at Grade Crossing
Mary Lavina Leslie, 70, wife of George Leslie of Trenton, was killed instantly when struck by a north bound Baltimore & Ohio train at a grade crossing in Hamilton. Witnesses say she stepped into the path while dodging a switch train. She leaves her husband and nine children: four sons and three daughters.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Mary Lavina Leslie
George Leslie
Trenton
Baltimore & Ohio
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Merrell Chemical Company
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William F. Doepker
Wiliam Duhlmeier
Tyler Field
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Louis Froehlich
Arthur Fulkerth
Columbia Gas CO
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