Auto tax repeal pledge faces Ways and Means panel
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reports all manufacturers pledge to pass tax relief to buyers by lowering prices if the federal levy on passenger cars trucks tires and accessories is repealed. Republicans and industry spokesmen press for full relief and quicker delivery of lower prices while government officials weigh phased repeal.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Mellon
John H. Farrell
Auburn
N. Y
Mortgage Bankers’ Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Mellon
Green
Treadway
Rep
Mass
George ©. Graham
Cleveland
Graham
Parade of Klansmen Draws 75000 Spectators Amid Disturbances
About 75 000 people line Fifth and Main streets to watch a Klansman parade featuring women drum corps and children in white robes. Local and out of town groups participate, with two floats and Red Cross ambulance. After disbanding, pickpocket incidents and a clash near the station prompt police intervention. several Cincinnati men are detained for disorderly conduct while Dayton delegates remain inside.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Dayton (Co
Price Hill
Uncle Sam
Red Cross
Fifth Street
Main Street
Courthouse
Clifford Hilbert
McNeil Avenue
Fifth
Race Streets
George Kohler
Paradrome Avenue
Fourth
Marie Sleet
First National Bank
Fifth and Vine Streets
Connors
Fourth District
Armory Avenue
Dayton
Baymiller Street
Sergeant Connors
Cincinnati
Lieutenant Easton
Kane
Copelaw
Woesman
Ohio Governor backs state inheritance tax plan
Governor Donahey said he supports the movement to free inheritance taxes to states and believes income taxes should also belong to state governments. He contrasts with six governors in Washington urging congressional release to states.
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Columbus
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Donahey
Lodge Notices for Cincinnati Commandery and Brighton Council
Lodge notices announce Cincinnati Commandery No. 8 K T special conclave Monday October 26 7 pm work Order of the Temple with refreshments. Brighton Council No 824 JR O U A M open meeting Wednesday October 28 815 pm regular meeting 7 30 pm attendees urged Hodson recorder secretary.
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Cincinnati Commandery No
K. T
Order of the Temple
Frank M. Peters
E. C
Alfred 8S. Brown
P. C
Brighton Council
Atten Tarry Hodson
REC
Sec’y
Obituary notices from Cincinnati area dated October 1925
Death notices for Deatis Beroset Mary Carothers Winifred Daly Dorothy Kalb Frank Meinhardt Louise Bardin and Carlene Seybold list dates and funeral details. Births and marriages not shown. Services set at private homes and local churches with Monday October 26 and October 26 times.
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Beroset
Benjamin
Elizabeth Beroset
Young
West Liberty Street
Carothers
Mary
Ettele
J. D. Carothers
Erie Avenue
Madisonville
Daly
Winifred
Flannagan
May Street
Walnut Hills
Church of the Assumption
Kalb
Dorothy
Nee Brehm
Jacob Braunwart
Delaney Street
Northside
St. Boniface
Springfield
Meinhardt
Frank R
Nellie Meinhardt
Devanney
Enright Avenue
B. and H. Meyer
Warsaw Avenue
Bardin
Louise
A. Murray Bardin
John F. Moore
Rob Roy
Ft. Thomas
A.m. Seybold
Carlene V
Charnes F Seybold
Law on Mitchell trial under fire
Washington Oct 24 The ninety six article of war under which Colonel William Mitchell of the army air service has been indicted by court martial may itself be brought to trial. Representative Reid Illinois civilian counsel for the air officer made public two statements challenging the constitutionality of the article. He argued the right of freedom of speech is guaranteed by the constitution and that if the article abridges that right it is unconstitutional. He noted the charges concern conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline for statements made despite the article, but the truth of those statements is not in question. He warned that allowing the War Department’s construction would defy the US constitution and the army and War Department would become a law unto themselves. Reid compared Mitchells case to past figures whose criticisms drew no disciplinary action and invoked Romans and Americans to endure while Mitchells are fought.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
War Department
Representative Reid
Illinois
Reid
United States
Army and War Department
War and Navy Departments
Mitchell
Hooker
McClellan
Theodore Roosevelt
Admiral Sims
Rome
America
Mitchells
Protest Bowley on Court Martial To Try Mitchell
Friends of Colonel Mitchell lodge protests With the War Department against Brigadier General A J Bowley Fort Bragg Commandant sitting with the Military Court to try Mitchell for alleged violation of the ninety sixth article The protest cites Bowleys Greenville speech last Wednesday night as evidence that his presence would prejudice the accused former Assistant Army Air Chief.
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Bowley
Mitchell
Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C
Nany News and Observer
War Department
A. J. Bowley
Ft. Bragg
Greenville
Army Air Chief
Donahey Opposes Tax and Office Proposals
Governor Donahey declares opposition to the classification taxation amendment and to four year terms for all elective state and county officials. He backs a debt limitation amendment and notes concerns about legislative implementation and term extensions.
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Columbus
Donahey
Payaent
McLaughlin Moves for New Trial in Embezzlement Case
Fred G. McLaughlin and partners George A. Sawyer and Herbert I. Channer, convicted of embezzlement from the defunct brokerage Channer & Sawyer, filed motions for new trials and arrests of judgment. Each cites numerous grounds including alleged prosecutorial misconduct and trial errors. McLaughlin also asserts the verdict conflicts with the weight of the evidence. Channer posted a new $10,000 bond. Judge Ryan expects to hear the motions later in the week.
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Fred. G. McLaughlin
Channer & Sawyer
George A. Sawyer
Herbert I. Channer
McLaughlin
Channer
Delaney Martin
Mooney Avenue
Ryan
Counsel Appointed for Slayer of Althoff
Charles Elston and Raymond Ratliff, attorneys, were appointed counsel for John Edwards alias John Edward McKibben 21 of 105 West Liberty Street in Judge Strable's Criminal Court yesterday. Edwards was indicted on two counts for first degree murder by the grand jury Friday for shooting and killing Allen Althoff traffic policeman on October 20 after his arrest on a theft charge Edwards will be taken to court on Monday to plead an early trial date will be fixed.
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Charles Elston
Raymond Ratliff
John Edwards
John Edward McKibben
West Liberty Street
Judge
Court Notes Highlights From Common Pleas Court Dockets
Audley H. Brown seeks appeal after William E. Au prevails in a $364 verdict in Judge LeBlond's court. Elizabeth Bailey sues French Bros Bauer for $5,000 over a milk can injury on Clark Street. John J. Leman seeks $1,000 from Ohio Traction after a July 30, 1925 street car crash near Glendale. Josie W. Jones files for divorce and alimony from Denman A. Jones for cruelty. Edward Dill sues Evelyn Dill for divorce alleging three years of wilful absence.
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Audley H. Brown
William E. Au
Fourth and
Vine Streets
Ohio Traction Company
John J. Leman
Glendale
Josie W. Jones
East Liberty Street
Denman A. Jones
Edward Dilg
Race Street
Evelyn di
E Carges
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Case list shows 11 filings including Elizabeth Bailey versus French Bros. Bauer Co. for 5000 damages and The Fidelity and Casualty Co. versus Russell DeSalvo for 1083, with divorces, foreclosures, and authority to sell real estate also noted.
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Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Bailey
French Bros.Bauer Co
The
Fidelity and Casualty Co
Russell DeSalvo
John J. Leman
Ohio Traction Co
Brandon Realty Co
Henry Holscher
Evelyn Dilg
E. S. Gahagen Co
J. Simon
Jess Colbert
Nathan Selman
Three Pedestrians Hit by Cars In Separate Incidents
Three auto accidents were reported last night. Miss Magrie Cross 26 of Ft. Thomas Ky was struck at Colerain avenue and Bates street and taken to General Hospital with a concussion and scalp wounds in serious condition. Mrs Alma Peak 33 of Broadway was struck at Pearl street and Broadway and taken to General Hospital for three fractured ribs and scalp cuts. John Wyatt 13 of May street was struck in front of 2417 Gilbert avenue and taken to General Hospital with bruises.
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Ft. Thomas
Henry Klosterkamp
Carthage Pike
Colerain Avenue
Bates Street
Misa Cross
General Hospital
Alma Peak
Broadway
Pear] Street
Honorary Degrees Awarded at Cincinnati Jubilee
At the Cincinnati jubilee service eight honorary degrees were conferred amid an ovation. Dr. Morgenstern recalled the recipient as a Sabbath school pupil and praised his services to Judaism. Ludwig Vogelstein announced an endowment drive, with Alfred M. Cohen and Mr. Ochs taking campaign roles. Messages from Coolidge and other leaders were read at dinner, and Ochs pledged to finance a twenty-volume Life of Isaac M. Wise edition edited by Adolph S. Oko.
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Cincinnati
Dr. Morgenstern
Alfred M. Cohen
Bocard and
Governors
Coolidge
The
Linton
President Coolidge
Louis Marshall
Chicago
Felix M. Warburg
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
William L. Phelps
Yale College
David A. Brown
New York
George Foote Moore
Harvard University
Moore
Hebrew Law
Chaim Weizman
London
World Zionist Organization
Israel Levi
Paris
Claude Montefiore
O. Israel Mattuck
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
F. W. Chandler
Ochs
Isaac M. Wise
Reform Judaism
Adolph S. Oko
Oko
Officers of Jewish Order to Meet Today
The Independent Order of Bnai B rith in Ohio and Kentucky holds its annual convention at the Gibson. National figures attend including Alfred M. Cohen and Rabbi Samuel Mayerberg. Speakers include Rabbi Zielonka and Dr Boris D. Bogen on B n ai work and reform. The session opens at 10 39 with an invocation by Mayerberg and welcomes from Cincinnati Lodge president Rosenbaum.
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Order of B'nai B'rith
Ohio
Kentucky
Gibson
Alfred M. Cohen
A. B. Frey
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Samuel Mayerberg
Dayton
Boris D. Bogen
Grand Lodge
Martin Zielonka
B'nai B'rith
Mexico
Benjamin F. Frankel
Detroit
Hillel Foundation
Bogen
B'nai
Mayerberg
David N
Cincinnati Lodge Fall Season Opens at Temple Annex
The meeting will close with a benediction by Rabbi Hyman Iola and feature a luncheon. On Monday evening Cincinnati Lodge opens its Fall season at Rockdale Temple Annex with fifty initiates and an informal reception for Dr. Bogen, new Grand Lodge Secretary. Music and refreshments planned.
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Hyman Iola
Cincinnati Lodge
Rockdale Temple Annex
Wth
Bogen
Grand Lodge
Cooper to Speak on The Human Side of Home Ownership
Myersy. Cooper will address a Wyoming Woman's Club meeting tomorrow at 3 PM speaking on the human side of home ownership. Ruth Wood chairs the American Home Department and leads the program.
Weather summary for Ohio and surrounding states and October 24 1925 data
Weather report tracks clouds cold air and light precip across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Indiana with temperatures 46 to 86 and rain or snow flurries possible. It includes national city readings Chicago Eastport Boston Kansas City and others with highs and lows and October 24 1925 records through 7 p.m. meridian time.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Airine Ses
Chicago
Eastport
Boston
Kan.City
Ath.City
Omaha
Bir
G’ham
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
S.frisco
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Marie
Pas
Births Abbotts and Laudra and Many Couples Welcome Babies
A long list of birth notices from 1227 Main Street to Rapid Run Pike records newborn boys and girls. Names include Abbott Carey Laudra Barker Harold Esther Barnett Thurman Blanche Behler Anthony Adele Bressler George Ruth Burckard George Anna Christen Cletus Irene Fanger John Ida Freese Clemence Loretta Gerrety William Eleanor Hallforth Martin Lela Hauser Harry Estelle Hicks Marie Elizabeth Hooper William Mary Lampe Wesley Vera Lavell Robert Edna Loebring George Evelyn McMillan Isaac Helen Rapp Richard Alma Reinmuth George Sophia Reistenberg Joseph Ruth Rixey Eppa Dorothy Rolsen Leonard Marie Scobie Edward Elizabeth Shullban Henry Ruth Silber Oscar Blanch Spahr Arthur Ida Stiles Albert Loretta Stoutberg Bernard Loretta Thompson Eddie Elsie Tolle Ralph Lois Tolle Johnson Myrthk Trasler Matthew Anna Westerfield Earl Ruth.
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Carey and
Laudra
Main Street
Barker
Harold and
Esther
Melrose Avenue
Barnett—Thurman and
Blanche
Columbia Avenue
Behler
Anthony and
Adele
Dane Avenue
Bressler
George
Ruth
Marryat Avenue
G. Burckard
Anna
Salvia Avenue
Christen
Cletus and
Irene
Glenway Avenue
Fanger
John and
Ida
Woodburn Avenue
Freese
Clemence and
Loretta
Queen City Avenue
Gerrety
William and
Eleanor
Jones Street
Hallforth
Martin and
Lela
Linn Street
Hauser
Harry and
Estelle
Weber Street
Hicks—Marie and
Elizabeth
Howell Avenue
Hooper William and Mary
Roseland Avenue
Lampe
Wesley and
Vera
Freeman Avenue
Lavell
Robert and
Edna
Andrews Avenue
Loebring
George and
Evelyn
Y. McMillan
Isaac and
Helen
Marbury Avenue
Rapp
Richard and
Alma
Blue Ash
Reinmuth
Sophia
Ahrens Street
Reistenberg
Joseph and
West Eighth Street
Rixey
Eppa
Dorothy
Terrace Park
Rolsen
Leonard and
Marie
McNeil Avenue
Scobie
Edward and
Beech Avenue
Shullban
Henry
Stewart Sage
Silber
Oscar and
Blanch
Clark Street
Spahr
Arthur and
Woodbine Street
Mrs Woodrow Wilson Returns From Europe in Mourning
Mrs Woodrow Wilson traveling as Mrs EdRh Wilson returned from Europe aboard the Berengaria with Mrs Bernard Baruch Miss Belle Baruch and Miss Evangeline Johnson. She refused interviews saying she had nothing to say and remained in her suite after Quarantine. She had traveled as Eleanor Collins and spent time in Geneva at League of Nations sessions. She is expected to stay in New York for several days before returning to Washington.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
EdRh Wilson
Europe
Bernard Baruch
Belle Baruch
Evangeline Johnson
Wilson
Eleanor Collins
Geneva
League of Nations
League
River traffic notices at Cincinnati ship channel
The Ohio River at Cincinnati was 15.7 feet and falling at 6 p m. Vessels listed include the John W Hubbard arriving from Louisville at 10 a m and departing Greenwood for Charleston at 5 p m. The John W Hubbard expected in Louisville at 9 a m, The General Wood due from Pittsburgh at noon, and the Chris Greene arriving from Charleston at 6 p m tomorrow night.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Greenwood
Charleston
General Wood
Pittsburgh
Chris Greene
Kentucky
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