Mellon backs debt retirement and repeal of publicity rule
Mellon argues the debt retirement policy benefits capital access and American invest ment pays back to security holders. He says 5 billion dollars returned to the public supports land loans and industry while publicity is useless and tax collectors report no increased taxes from it. He cites a constitutional amendment on tax exempt securities and notes 14 billion dollars in outstanding securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Mellon
Internal Revenue
Weather Across States With Cool Start and Warm Trend
A regional forecast indicates generally fair conditions in Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and Indiana with gradual warming on Wednesday. The report notes possible Lake Erie snow flurries Tuesday, cold temps today and rising readings tomorrow along with last twenty four hour precipitation and a long list of city temperatures. A separate Port au Prince note reports Ensign Ralph Clement Carroll of Fall River Mass stabbed to death while on liberty aboard the destroyer Whipple. authorities see no political significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lake Erie
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Godport
Chicago
Kan
Atlcity
Omaha
Brig’ham
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Parks Burg
San Fran
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
S.marie
Pas
Bnei Ae
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Ralph Clement Carroll
Fall River
Mass
Whipple
Carrol
Liberty
Auditors Clash Over Brokers Ledger Practices
Proceedings reveal disputes over whether expense and partners accounts belonged in customers ledgers. Judge and prosecutors clash with defense as Hall recounts deficits, investments, and stock transfers tied to Sawyer Channer and Steinkamp. Trial resumes with extended evening sessions and continued testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon
Ryan
Ernst & Ernst
Steinkamp
Mr. Graydon
A. Steinkamp
Sawyer
McLaughlin
Channer & Sawyer
Hall
Common Pleas Court
Central
Charngold Corporation
Coroner Jury Frees Miss Lillian Emanuel in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 19, Miss Lillian Emanuel was freed by a coroner's jury after an inquiry into the death of Maurice B. Felt. Felt, a wealthy real estate man, was found fatally wounded at close range on September 29. The jury found the cause of death a gunshot by unknown persons and no immediate re arrest of Emanuel was planned. Assistant District Attorney Kelley said a new arrest warrant would be sought on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lilian Emanuel
Maurice BH. Felt
Felt
Miss Emanuel
Kelley
Missing Miss Louise Coleman Seeks Father in Police Search
Louise Coleman of Knoxville asks police to locate her father Robert Coleman a former Huntington West Virginia resident who was last heard from living in Cincinnati as a carpenter about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Coleman
Knoxville, Tenn
Robert Coleman
Huntington
W. Va
Cincinnati
Asthma Cure Offer From Local Chemist
Mr. D. J. Lane of 1741 Lane Ridge St Marys Kansas claims a simple home remedy cures asthma. He offers a free $1.25 bottle postpaid to any sufferer who writes him, with payment only if it helps. if not, the charge is canceled. No money requested, just name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Lane
Lane Ridg
St. Marys, Kans
Lane
Adv
Captain Isaac d Isay Dies Veteran of Two Wars at 86
Captain Isaac d Isay aged 86 died at his daughter Mrs J Evans Lippincott 320 Resor avenue where he lived nine years The Toledo born veteran served in the Union Army beginning 1861 rising to Captain He fought at Chickamauga was captured thrice and held at Richmond Savannah and Andersonville He aided in establishing Ft Thialt Kearney and Ft B F Smith He served in Spanish American War as Captain then Chief Quartermaster in the Third Division US Infantry His later years were in Toledo and Ft Wayne Funeral at Lippincott residence Wednesday at 3 PM Rev Bosse Herrmann to officiate Burial in Ft Wayne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac d’Isay
J. Evans Lippincott
Resor Avenue
Breda
Holland
America
Toledo
Ft. Wayne
Ind
West
Ft. Thialt Kearney
Nebraska
Ft. B. F. Smith
Montana
United States Infantry
Santiago
Loyal Legion of Civil War Veterans
Bass
Veteran’s Legion, No. 41
Lippincott
Bosse Herrmann
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Death of Michigan Central official C C Clark
Charles C. Clark age 63, General Passenger Agent of the Michigan Central Railroad, died at his Chicago home. A former Cincinnati resident, he held several railroad posts in Cincinnati Columbus Indianapolis and Chicago. He leaves a widow Jeanette Ivy Clark and brother Daniel J. Clark. Funeral by John Sullivan in Chicago with burial in Miamiville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Clark
Michigan Central Railroad
Chicago
Cincinnati
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Big Four
Columbus
Indianapolis
Jeanette Ivy Clark
Daniel J. Clark
John Sullivan Funeral Establishment
Miamiville
Daniel M Hall Leader of Grand Army of the Republic Dies
Daniel M Hall longtime Ohio and national Grand Army of the Republic leader died in Columbus of heart disease at age 81 on October 19. He would have turned 82 the next day. Hall became Commander-in-chief in 1919 after the death of F B Bell of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Daniel M. Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Hall
F. B. Bell
New York
Ohio
Frank Manville dies at 63 in New York Hotel Plaza
T Frank Manville head of the Johns Manville Corporation died tonight at his apartment in the Hotel Plaza of heart disease. He was 63 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Frank Manville
Associated Press
New York
Johns Manville Corporation
Hotel Plaza
Mr. Manville
Transit firms lose fight in federal court
The Red Ball Transit Company of Indianapolis and Clark and Riggs of Aurora, Indiana, were denied injunctions against the Ohio Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. They sought to bar criminal prosecution under the state motor transportation act while conducting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Red Ball Transit Company
Indianapolis
Clark & Riggs
Aurora
Ind
State Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Obituary notices list several local deaths in late October 1925
The notice records multiple obituaries including Nicholas C. Benziger of Benziger Bros in Summit New Jersey with a requiem high mass in Cincinnati and employees attending. James A Bradford in Cortland Ohio. Charles C Clark of Kago Illinois and Michigan Central Rail Road official duties. Isaac dIsay of Clifton Newark area with services in Fort Wayne. James Davey husband of Abbie Sheets Davey. Sarah M Daly née Tilley of 1809 Central Avenue. William Danziger brother of several relatives with services in Avondale. General Thomas T Heath of Loveland Ohio with funeral at Spring Grove. Mary Jane Keene wife of George C Keene with services in Cincinnati. John J Schiff Sr husband of Anna Creen Schiff with chapel services at Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benziger
Nicholas C
Benziger Bros
Beekman Terrace
Summit
N. J
Cincinnati
St. Peter Cathedral
Wednesay
Bradford
James A
Burnet Avenue
Cortland
O. Clark
Charles C
Jeanette Ivy Clark
Kago
Ill
Michigan Central Railroad
Miamiville
J. J. Sullivan & Co
d'Isay
Isaac d'Isay
J. Evans Lippincott
Resor Avenue
Clifton
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Davey—James
Abbie Sheets Davey
Frank and
Catherine Davey
William F. Fuldner
Spring Ve
Ke—Mary Jane
George C. Keene
Windsor Street
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Face
John J., Sr
Anna Creen Schiff
Spring Grove
Norwood Council Discusses Police Pay Water Quality and Signals
The Norwood Council debated a police salary increase urged by a petition while noting water tests showing impurity. A plan for automatic traffic signals at Sherman avenue and Montgomery road was approved for pilot testing. The city moved funds to safety and health accounts and elected officers of the Norwood Retail Merchants Association at a Bankewah Club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Frederick Blome
Blome-Driefus Company
Race Street
Olie
Council
State Board of Health
Blame
Blome
Clifford Steding
Bush Parker
Sherman Avenue
Montgomery Road
Safety Fund
Health Fund
Service Department
Smith Treadway
Norwood Retail Merchants’ Association
Maketewah Country Club
Felix Levi
Lee Lauerman
George Grad
Levi
Frank J. McHugh
Main Avenue
N. & W. Railroad
Man Dies After Overdose on Repair Job in Cincinnati
A man believed to be Sylvester Williams of 1136 East Front Street collapsed yesterday while with a Cincinnati Traction Company repair crew on Main Avenue near the N and W railroad crossing. He died at General Hospital from a narcotic overdose. The foreman says the man began work with the crew yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Williams
East Front Street
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Main Avenue
General Hospital
Residence addresses list with several names and streets
A dense roster of names associated with varied street addresses across multiple cities. The excerpt provides numerous individuals and their residences, including streets such as Broadway Ethan av Cryer av George st Vine st Republic st Third st Clark st Hamilton av Crescent av Church st and others, with several city and state references implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Ethan
George Lilley
Minseptantth
Mielke
Howard M. Nedau
Lake Wales, Fra
K. A
Thrallay
Ora R. MelIntosh
Vine St
Ruth M. Nussear
Republic St. Ozey Breland
E. Third St. Sus Stratton
E. Third St
Foster Faulkner
Clark St. Charlotte Gribbelle
Clark St. Louis Sapadin
S. Crescent
William D. Ehlers
Helen R. Tuttle
Hamilton
Emmett Stewart
O. May
George St. Estella Sims
W. Court St
Cherry St. Vincent
Wade St
Leon D. Frazier
Brookline
Roberta M. Parker
W. Fourth St
Marie A. Fischesser
Doll
Down Along the River Ohio Readings at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 20 feet last night at 6. The Kentucky left Louisville at 4 yesterday morning and departed for Louisville at 5 last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
The
Greene Line Steamer Greenwood Sails October 20 From Greene Line Wharf
The Greenwood steamer departs Tuesday October 20 at 5 p m from the Greene Line wharfboat for Itsmouth Ironton Ashland or Gallipolis with connections and timetable details. Contact telephone 14 467 for reservations or further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Greene Line
Itsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Gallipolis
Ellis to Address Cincinnati Branch of Railway Mail Association
Samuel J. Ellis of Lafayette Ind president of the fifth division of the Railway Mail Association will arrive in Cincinnati today and address the Cincinnati branch this evening at the Linton. J A O Connor president here announced the visit. DGE Robert S Marx will address Junior Chamber of Commerce members tonight at a dinner in the Chamber of Commerce dining room. Two Cincinnati women lead the annual Middle West District Ohio Federation of Womens Clubs conference in London Ohio today and tomorrow with Mrs Charles R Fox delivering two addresses and Mrs Elmer Laurence speaking on Universal Membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Ellis
Lafayette
Ind
Railway Mail Association
Cincinnati
Linton
J. A. O'Conner
Dge
Robert S. Marx
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
Ohio Federation
London
Charles R. Fox
Elmer Laurence
Births listed for many families in Sayler Park area
A long list of births recorded from different families with parents names and addresses across Sayler Park, California Ohio and nearby areas. Names include BRANDSTETTER, BAER, BITZER, CHEESEMAN, CATANZARO, CERASI, DUEBBER, ERNST, EHLEN, FENWICK, FOLMER, FREY, HIRNIKEL, HOLLAND, HEMPELMAN, KERKHOREC, KINDI, KAISER, LANGENMEIER, MOSCHEL, MEYERS, McCORMAN, OTE, PARKER, RILEY, SODER, SULLIVAN, SCHAMLSTIG, SCHMUELLING, SCHLUETER, WUNDER, WILLOUGHBY, and WEEK 8 Harry and Leona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandstetter
George
Elizabeth
Stanley Avenue
Baer
Sigmond
Dog
Nna
Woodland Avenue
Bitzer
Joseph
Myrtle
Congress Avenue
Cheeseman
Vernon
Edith
Lester Road
Catanzaro
Anthony
Corinne
Rittenhouse Street
Cerasi
Verginio
Josephine
Boal
Duebber
Fred
Alma
McPher
Ernst
James
Sarah
Sayler Park
Bertha
California
Ehlen
Albert
Elsie
West
McMicken Avenue
Fenwick
Stanley
Margaret
West Fourth Street
G Folmer
William Vand
Nellie
Erlanger
Frey Robert
Helen
Pioneer Street
Hirnikel Joseph
Logan Street
Holland
Herbert and
Arthur
Ruth
Victor Street
Meyers
Raymond
Pendleton Street
McCorma Neward
Mamie
Laurel Street
Ptiesmen
Tisak
Sayler
Sullivan James
Copeland Street
Schamlstig
Julius
Jesse
North Cut
William
Emma
Hawthorne Avenue
Schlueter
Loretta
Thirtieth Street
Eden and
Avon
Republic Street
John and
Flora Avenue
Willoughby James
Lillian
Harry and
Leona
Kellogg Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Ensign
Channer
Charles A. Finch
First National Bank
Charngold
Bell
Virginia Guilfoyle
Wellston
Coleman Avery
Defense Counsel
Channers
Avery
Channer & Lawyer
St. Xavier's Law School
Southern Railway Development Service
South
Land of Opportunity
Southern Railway System
Washington, D. C
Lillian Emanuel
D’isay
C. C. Clark
M. C
Associated Preas
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avene
John W. Hubbard
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Paetree
Parkersburg
Ae Sa
W Va
Wens
Pt. Pleasant
Dam O
Portsmouth
O Steee
Onnee
Dam_ No
Ohi
Leek 1
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Eneeee
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Est
Eoktik
Kengee City
Upper Ohio
Shubert
Ghubert
WwieekiAanm
Shuberts
Eugene Howard
Willie Howard
H. A. Snow
Arctic
Leona Lamar
Oceana Roll
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Sky Theater
Smokin Orpheum Ou
Cullen Landis
Pathe Review
Mack Sennett
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Carrel
Mose Moers
Harris-Moers & CO
Carbén
Mat.thurs
Cox
National Players
O. D. Woodward
Adam and
Eva
Madame
Amelia . Bingham
I Capitol
Raymond Griffith
Mary Brian
Prince
Florence
Vidor
Tom Moore
Bebe Daniels
Harrison Ford
Anita* Stewart
James Oliver Curwood
Barbee
Kazan
Ohana San
Alma Rubens
B. F. Keith
Matinee Daily
Mandels
Bert Errol
Demarest and
Collette
Nitza Vernille
Glenn Tryon
Claude and Marion
Potter and Gamble
Clownland
Olympic
Columbia Burlesque
Bozo Snyder
Gerard
CANAL
K.K.K
Fritz Reiner
Mendelssohn Choir of
Toronto
Beethoven
Ninth Symphony
Dohnanyi Resphigi Clifton
S.x
John Church,Co
4Th St
Times-Star
Ason
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