College youths drunken party ends in divorce
A Lima Ohio all night party led to a drunken spontaneous marriage in Monroe Michigan on July 13 1925 between Lucy Wagner 20 of Chicago and Ohio State student John Robert McMills after a moonshine fueled evening. McMills sought and received an annulment the next day in Common Pleas Court with testimony from fellow student Eugene Murphy and his mother noting McMills had no funds to support a wife. Lucy did not appear in court but reportedly consented to the annulment.
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Monroe
Mich
Lima
Lucy Wagner
Chicago
John Robert MecMills
Crescent Avenue
Wyoming
Murphy
Lucy
McMills
M. C. Mills
McMillis
Nellie McMills
Enjoins Union Miners from Bothering Workers
Final decrees in twelve injunction cases bar United Mineworkers from interfering with employees at nearly 300 nonunion mines in Southern West Virginia or with people seeking work there. The union is restrained from inducing contract breaches and aiding striking workers at company houses. An appeal will be filed in the U S District Court by the union's counsel.
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Charleston
United States District Court
United Mineworkers
West Virginia
George W. McClintic
Pimples and Skin Blemishes Remedy Claim
The ad urges readers to stop pimples and rashes by boosting blood with S. S. S. and promises clearer, healthier skin. It claims the tonic fills the body with rich red blood cells, enabling impurities to be driven out and beauty to be restored.
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S. S
Nature
Hari Singh Advances to Kashmir Throne Despite Blackmail Case
In Simla, Oct 17, British and Indian authorities formally recognize General Rajah Sir Hari Singh, nephew of the Jammu and Kashmir Maharajah, as successor. Sir Hari Singh, known as Mr A in a years-old blackmail scandal involving $750,000, maintains broad support among native princes for his claim.
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Simla
India
Hari Singh
Jammu and Kashmir
Dubai
John Wood
Kashmir
Poonch
Sir Hari Singh
103rd Auto Victim Dies Owner Sought
Coroner Handley and Hamilton County police seek the identity of the autoist whose car fatally struck Mrs Frederica Wachtendorf 82 of 311414 West Fourteenth Street at Laurel Street and Central Avenue on October 3. She died at Betts Street Hospital the next day making this the year’s 103rd automobile fatality. Hospital reports say two men carried the injured woman to the hospital and left without naming themselves. The car bore Kentucky license No 194069 issued to a man in Louisville.
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Handley
Frederica Wachtendorf
West Fourteenth Street
Laurel Street
Central Avenue
Hamilton County
Betts Street
Kentucky
Louisville
Navy's "Bad Luck" Prompted May Investigate Congress
Washington dispatch notes calls for a congressional inquiry into a pattern of naval disasters since the war. It cites the sinking of S-51, Shenandoah, PN-9 disappearance, Honda Point wrecks, Mississippi turret explosion, Trenton explosion, Texas gasoline boat blast, Hulbert oil flare deaths, Williamson engine room explosion, Tacoma wreck, McFarland ramming, and other incidents with substantial loss of life and property.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Navy
Congress
City of
Rome
Hawaii
Honda Point
Cal
Mississippi
San Pedro
Trenton
Norfolk
Texas
Williamson
Tacoma
Vera Cruz Harbor
McFarland
Arkansas
Cape Cod
Railroad Terminal May Be Built in Spring
Cincinnati's passenger terminal project is expected to take shape in spring 1926. An Ohio Valley Improvement Association session aboard the steamer Cincinnati yielded a railroad executive’s remark that disputes between companies have been resolved and construction would begin next spring, though details remain undisclosed.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Cincinnatian
Girl Clutches Photo as She Ends Her Life
Anna Turner 26 was found dead in her New York room with a man’s photo and an unfinished forgiveness note. Gas burners were on. she had been despondent over a love affair and had earlier been married in Kansas City in 1917 and later divorced. A sealed envelope addressed to “Dear Aunt Anna” and legal papers indicate a Cook County court record allowing her to resume her maiden name.
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New York
Anna Turner
Peter J. McCaulay
Kansas City
Cook County
Anna
Eighth Street
San Antonio
Tex
Turner
Benham Ruined by Dollings Smash Despite Receiver Bid
In Columbus on Oct. 17, Smith W. Bennett argued against appointing a receiver for William G. Benham, former president of the defunct R. L. Dollings Co. He said Benham is ruined by the Dollings smash. Judge Dun can named receivers Paul A. Delong and Marshall Good for Benham interests. The case stems from Dollings receivers alleging Benham diverted $100000 of Dollings funds. Bennett also asserted Dwight Harrison, on trial in Federal Court, has been ruined, and that Mrs. Benham mortgaged her property while a daughter works in a city book store.
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Columbus, CO
William G. Benham
R. L. Dollings Co
Smith W. Bennett
Benham
Dollings
Common Pleas
Duncan
Paul A. Delong
Marshall
Dollings Company
Bennett
Dwight Harrison
The
Concern
Tire Prices Rise Across Akron Firms 17 Percent
Akron rubber manufacturers announced a general price hike effective today with an average 17 percent increase. Smaller sizes up 15 percent, six inch tires and over heavy tires up 20 percent, tubes up 20 percent. Goodyear led, with Goodrich Miller and others soon following. Prices remain below 1920 levels and just above 1923 amid high crude rubber at one dollar per pound.
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Akron
Goodyear
Ee Goodrich
Miller
Goodrich
Negro Slayer Pleads Not Guilty in Sheriff Kellum Slaying
William H. Wilson a Negro indicted for the slaying of Brown County Sheriff George P. Kellum last week was brought to Georgetown for arraignment. He pleaded not guilty and was returned to Cincinnati later in the day for safekeeping after his arrest.
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William H. Wilson
George P. Kellum
Brown County
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Quebec Tutor for Liberty Praised by Editor
Chicago dispatch reports M. Henri Gagnon, publisher of Le Soleil in Quebec, calling Quebec the real refuge of liberty. He lauds Quebecers for initiative and their liberty love, notes state liquor control influencing others, and cites a Torontonian's praise of Quebec as a beacon of ancient liberties in the continent.
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Chicago
Land of Liberty
Quebec
M. Henri Gagngn
le Soleil
Auto Bureau of Circulation
New
France
Canada
157 named on G. O. P. campaign committee
The Republican Campaign Committee announced 159 names for the six City Council candidates endorsed by the Republican City Central Committee. The first meeting is set for next Tuesday at noon at Strand Theater Building headquarters, with Charles S. Bell as chairman. The list includes H. M. Alexander, Robert Alexander, William Anderson, and many other residents and professionals.
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Republican Campaign Committee
Republican City Central Committee
Charles S. Bell
Bell
Strand Theater
Tax bill promises 300 million saving for taxpayers
Washington expects a saving of between 300 million and 500 million dollars in next year’s federal tax bill. The House Ways and Means Committee favors a track to enactment by March 1. Provisions include lower normal and surtax rates, repeal or modification of various taxes, higher exemptions, and estate tax revision. Secretary Mellon named reps to work with the committee as public hearings begin Monday.
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Washington
House
Senate
Green
Wways and Means Committee
Mellon
Representative Garner
Texas
Cincinnati Children Join Old Ironsides Week Observance
Cincinnati public and parochial school children join nationwide Old Ironsides Week observance sponsored by the Elks with Congressional approval. Medals and cash prizes are offered for essays on President Coolidge’s themes and the U S S Constitution.
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Cincinnati
United States
The
Elks
Congress
Coolidge
Marion Eppley
United States Naval Reserve
U S Shoe Company Buys Buffalo Factory
The United States Shoe Company, based in the Duttenhofer Building at Sixth and Sycamore, has acquired the Menihan Shoe Company's Buffalo plant. The facility, largest in Buffalo, was built about three years ago and will employ 500 workers, producing 2000 to 2500 pairs daily. The operation will be renamed Val Duttenhofer & Sons, Inc.
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United States Shoe Company
Duttenhofer
Sixth
Sycamore Streets
Menihan Shoe Company
Buffalo
James P. Orr
Cincinnati
Menihan
Frank
X. O’brien
Val Duttenhofer & Sons, Inc
Miracle Delights Morris Gest in Cincinnati Run
Morris Gest reports The Miracle has closed in Cincinnati with high patronage and strong receipts, noting the city ranks first for support and praising The Commercial Tribune and manager Mr. Thuman for aiding the premiere. He thanks Cincinnati audiences and pledges future productions. Boston letter dated October 17.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
New York
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Listings
A list of new cases filed in Common Pleas Court with docket numbers and parties. Includes Margaret Fox v Elmer Smith for 25000 damages. John D. Miller v Katherine Detmer for 160. multiple divorce actions involving Spriggs, DiPinto, Green, Stewart, Metzgar, Reiser, and others. damages claims totals range from 160 to 84817. one petition in error filed by City of Cincinnati against Edward Ottopaly.
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Common Pleas Court
Margaret Fox
Elmer Smith
John D. Miller
Katherine D. Detmer
Birdie Spriggs
Edward Se Pegs
Eugenia DiPinto
Jack DiPinto
Helen Green
Ralph Green
Roy G. Hale
Elmer C. Richardson
Bert Stewart
Anna Stewart
Lincoln Metzgar
Terrill Coffelt
Martha Metzgar
Sig Reiser Et al
Jack Soff
City of Cincinnati
Edward Ottopaly
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MR. A
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William Anderson
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R. J. Blum
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Bertha Franke
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Henry Gottmer
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Amor C. Grimm
Adolph A. Gruber
Frank R. Gusweil
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E. Hackman
W. D. Haines
Adolph Kattus
George Kerns
G. F. Kirkwood
William Kleine
Edward P. Klumpear Knapke
Alvin Kreis
Frank H. Kunkel
Harry H. Lahke
John P. Langmead
R. L. LeBlond
William Leimann
Bertha C. Lietze
W. T. Lindsay
Walter J. Long
N. B. Loughead
William H. Lueders
William J. McCauley
Dollie McGeorge
F. Mackentepe
Theodore Mayer
Blanche Mehle
Edward Meyer
Herbert Michaels
Laura Miller
E. Moch
Lillian Moore
Edward Naegel
Meyer Newhoff
S. Nickoson
J. E. H. Niesen
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John K. Peck
J. E. Pirrung
Phin Phillips
Cooper Procter
William Reehle
Charles Reichel
F. C. Reif
F. A. Reilly
Rempe
Albert Rieckhopff
Gus Ringenbach
Louis Rinkenberger
Henry Roesner
G. Rosenbaum
Edward Ruehrwein
Anthony Schemel
G. C. G. Schneider
Walter M
Louis Usinger
John Wasson
D. E. Weatherhead
May B. Wehrung
A. Weiderstein
Louis Weiland
Clara Wernicke
W. C. Williamson
Frank Woesman
Frank J. Zumstein
Ironsides
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co
Dale
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U.S. Shoe Company
Morris Gest