No marriage or divorce in Ohio court ruling
Judge Baggott in Dayton Ohio rejected the notion of a common law marriage between Beatrice Walsh and Nicholas Walsh in a divorce and partition suit. He denounced both parties for immoral conduct and ruled their relationship did not resemble a valid marriage, calling it an abhorrent example of debauchery.
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Dayton, O
Baggott
Beatrice Louise Walsh
Nicholas J. Walsh
Louis Engbers
Cincinnati
Walter
Walter Walsh
Lou
California
Hinkles
Bea
Commonwealth
Bar
Nero
Babylon
Henry VIII
Catherine of Russia
Rabelais
Boccacio
Culp
Greene County
Indiana
Baggot
Walsh
Don Cherry
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold cure for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe infected membranes and inhibit germ growth while the creosote acts in the stomach and bloodstream. The ad guarantees satisfaction or money back and urges readers to ask their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta
Bootleggers' Union Fines Members For Cutting Price
In Boston Chelsea case court heard that union members were fined 50 dollars for selling liquor below the union price of 3 50 a gallon. Hoffenberg testified that after a local trial he was fined for selling at 3 25, and that sellers must pay market price of 2 dollars 4 per gallon plus 75 cents to Dutch Henry for police protection.
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Boston
Chelsea
William Hoffenberg
Henry
Guarded Truck Robbed of Four Thousand Dollars
News from New York reports armed guards on a delivery truck failed to stop a payroll heist of 4000 dollars after workers left the refuge. Chicago item notes ten men hoped for loot from Federal Reserve messengers on LaSalle Street but the bank’s night haul contained no money or securities.
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New York
New York Steam Corporation
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
LaSalle Street
J. B. McDougal
Rushville Bank Tubbed by Night Loot Worth Ten Thousand Cash
Rushville State Bank was robbed in the night, with the safe opened by acetylene torch. Officials say losses are insured and depositors face no loss. Loot is estimated at about $10,000 in currency and $100,000 in registered bonds.
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Rushville
N. Y
October business outlook for Hamilton County shows gains
The semi monthly Industrial Expansion report by George W. Breiel notes October gains in bank clearings and building activity. First half October bank clearings reached 158 142 512 with debits 161 601 223, while September figures were lower. Building permits for the first half of October total 878 valued at 955 123.
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Hamilton County
George W. Breiel
Chamber of Commerce
Daughters of Veterans Entertain Relief Corps
The Abraham Lincoln Tent No. 14 hosted the Woman's Relief Corps and G A R members at Hamilton County Memorial Hall last night. Mrs C L Murphy led the event with visiting officers Lena Shoemaker Merta Kent and Samuel B Richter among them. A birthday basket for Frank Hamilton marked the evening. Refreshments followed a Daughters of Veterans drill. The Fifth District Woman's Relief Corps plans an all day meeting at Christ Church parish house today at nine with councils from the entire district expected.
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Abraham Lincoln
Daughters of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Hamilton County Memorial Hall
C. L. Murphy
Lena Shoemaker
Merta Kent
Samuel B. Richter
Frank Hamilton
Fifth District
Christ Church Parish House
Italy’s poverty stressed in U S debt talks mission
Rome reports that Finance Minister Volpi travels to New York with a large Italian delegation to negotiate war debt funding. Italian leaders expect emphasis on Italy’s poverty and the need to ease immigration limits and tariffs to improve exports.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Volpi
Washington
Italy
Naples
New York
America
United States
Britain
Caillaux
France
N. Y
Hynicka accuses Withrow backers as anti organization
Rudolph K. Hynicka the Republican County Central Committee chair declares Dr John M Withrow is the anti organization candidate for City Manager and charges the City Charter Committee with an unholy alliance with the Democrats to gain city control. He speaks at Elks Temple urging six endorsed Council candidates.
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Hynicka
Dr. Withrow
Assairs
Democratic Party
Republican Organization
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Republican County Central Committee
Elks’ Temple
Republican Central Committee
Froome, Morris
Charles S. Bell
E.W. Edwards
James J. Heekin
Charter Committee
Council
John M. Withrow
Board of Education
Anna Marcus
Board of Elections
Marcus
Bell
Morris
Heekin
Sixth Ward
Republican Party
Dirty Dozen
Seasongood
Coney, Island
Sheriff Witt
Cincinnati
Supreme Court of the State
City Charter Committee
Henry Bentley
Charter
City Charter Committee candidates spar with Hynicka claim
Cecil Gamble assails Republican endorsed City Council nominees as politically expedient. Judge Stanley Matthews and others denounce the oligarchy that has run Cincinnati for twelve years. Speakers criticize delays in street improvements and party responsibility ahead of proportional representation demonstrations tomorrow evening.
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City Charter Committee
R. K. Hynicka
Republican
Cincinnati
Cecil Gamble
Charter Committee
Mercantile Library
Republican Organization
Gamble
Charles O. Rose
Oakley School
Clifton School
George H. Hallet
Proportional Representation League
Price Hill
Carson School
Mellon proposes new income tax schedule and rates
Treasury actuary compares normal and surtax outcomes under Mellon plans with two tentative schedules. The committee seeks rates used for revenue estimates while the Mellon letter notes a 25 percent maximum tax possibility and asks adoption of the alternative schedule.
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McCoy
The
Treasury
Mellon
Automobile price cuts across passenger and commercial vehicles
New York reports an average reduction of 29 dollars on all passenger automobiles and lower delivered prices on all commercial vehicles. The measure aims to ease consumer costs while supporting sales across the auto market.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Rabbis Split Over Funding Russian Jews for Palestine
At the Central Conference of American Rabbis session in Philadelphia a plan to raise 15 million dollars for Russian relief met with a vote rejecting a clause to aid Palestine. Rabbi Louis I Newman led opposition to the clause while Rabbi Solomon Foster pushed its exclusion. Rabbi Joseph Kornfeld pleaded for aid to Polish and Russian Jews, highlighting destitution and starvation among survivors.
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
Linton
Philadelphia
Palestine
Joint Resolutions Committee
United Jewish Campaign
David A. Brown
New York
Russia
Rabbi Brown
Louis I. Newman
San Francisco
Israel
Newman
Ukraine
Charles I. Levy
Izaac M. Wise
Rabbi Levy
United Jewish
New Jersey
Solomon Foster
Newark
N. J
Brown
Rabbi Foster
Foster
Rabbi Newman
Joseph Kornfeld
Toledo
Persia
Poland
Rabbi Kornfeld
America
Christian Science Church
Clifton Harley Levy
The
Jewish Science, Incorporated
Hearing On Clyde Liner Comanche Fire Reveals Conflicting Tales
Survivors at the United States Steamboat Inspection Board hearing described chaotic scenes aboard the Clyde liner Comanche after the Florida coast fire on October 17. Passengers accused crew of drinking while others defended ship conduct as seamanlike.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steamboat Inspection Board
Customs House
Florida
John C. Moore
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas F. Fanning
New
Charles Tobey
Clyde and Mallory Lines
Curry
Comanche
Moore
Fanning
Ohio Masonic events and Eastern Star land gift announced
In Columbus on October 22 the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star announced the purchase of 102 acres near the Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield valued at 50 000 plus a 10 000 grant for the Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria Virginia. Earl Stewart is new Grand Master of Ohio and Cincinnati named 1926 meeting city. Charters granted to five lodges and dispensations to two others, with 1926 convention plans set.
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Columbus
Springfield
Order of Eastern Star
James B. Ruhl
Washington
Alexandria
Cincinnati
Marietta
Earl Stewart
Ironton
Ohio
Charles L. Minor
B. Frank Thomas
Youngstown
Otto H. Haly
Toledo
Frank
Harmon
Cleveland
Harry
Johnson
Harry Engelhardt
Edwin B. Townsend
Glen H. Duis
Portsmouth
James W. Morgan
Jackson
John E. West
Bellefontaine
A. B. Fairchild
Ravenna
Grand Tyler
A. P. Sperra
Committee of Foreign Correspondence
B. B. Townsend
Sincerity Lodge of
Niles
Evanston Lodge
Sulgrave Lodge
J. E. McFadden Lodge
Alliance
Salem City Lodge
Salem
Fairview Lodge
Calvary Lodge
Grand Lodge
U S Bootleggers Sell High Wines to Canadians
In Hull Quebec on October 22 two men Giovanni Tavero of Watertown New York and William Fraser of Ogdensburg were arraigned on illegal possession charges for transporting high wines from the United States into Canada for sale. Police say the bootleggers bought wine in New York state for six dollars a gallon and sold it in Quebec for twenty four dollars. The men allegedly used automobiles to smuggle high alcohol content liquor across the border.
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Hull
Quebec
United States
Canada
Newcastle
New York State
Giovanni Tavero
Watertown
N. Y
William Fraser
Ogdensburg
New York
Dawes to Address Public Meeting in Emery Auditorium
Charles G. Dawes Vice President of the United States will address a public meeting in Emery Auditorium on November 6 under the joint auspices of the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Men's Club. Philip O. Geier announced the date and that Dawes will discuss the revision of the Senate rules.
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Charles G. Dawes
United States
Emery Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Philip O. Geier
Geier
George J. Gruen
Mr. Dawes
Mr. Geier
Cincinnati
Senate
Anniversaries of Notable Figures Across Centuries
Today marks the birthdays and death anniversaries of Elizabeth Pepys in 1440, Jean Carpeaux born 1827 and died near Paris in 1875, and Thomas Pinckney born 1750 in Charleston died 1828.
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Elizabeth Pepys
Samuel Pepys
London
Jean Carpeaux
Paris
Thomas Pinckney
South Carolina
United States
Great Britain
Charleston
S. C
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