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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
7
Yale has a strong lead in the long series with Army dating back to 1893, with 15 wins for Yale to Army's 3 in 24 meetings and recent renewed clashes anticipated this week at New Haven and other sites as part of a dense football schedule.
Urbana report notes Harold Red Grange and 34 Illini players depart for Philadelphia to face Penn in Grange's first Eastern appearance. Zuppke plans to use close to the Michigan squad as starters with substitutes possible to counter Franklin Field line play.
A reflective note discusses affectation as an awkward copy of genuine beauty, arguing true charm lies in ease and authenticity rather than forced imitation. The fragment references Locke’s ideas on natural aesthetics and perception.
Franklin Field, enlarged with an upper deck, cannot meet demand for seats to Saturday's Penn vs Illinois football classic. Quaker fans already discuss a 100000 seat stadium next year.
Burglars entered homes on Moor man avenue Park avenue and June street last night stealing jewelry valued at 15 80 and 245 dollars. A watchdog inside one house was present but burglars escaped with children’s gold rings a breast pin and a necklace. Police describe a tall negro suspect linked to several thefts and report a man seen fleeing a neighbor’s residence.
Charles W. H. Crane of Cincinnati won a verdict for 122500 against A. J. Dalton and J. A. Kelly of Huntington over a Wyoming West Virginia land deal. He sought 225000 claiming five dollars per acre for about 50000 acres from trustees of the Cole and Crane estate. Defendants filed an appeal motion.
Chief Justice Taft dedicates Alphonso Taft Hall in Cincinnati marking the law school's unity with the university. He recalls his father Alphonso Taft and Ohio justice reform, praises higher admission standards, and urges full-time faculty to elevate the program. Alumnus Marshall receives Doctor of Laws.
In Chicago, Captain Wesley Westbrook former jail warden, seeks mitigation for four months’ sentence for letting Terry Druggan and Franke Lake serve much of their terms outside. Physicians describe cement head as a condition hindering correct judgments. The petition claims the warden could not assert himself and that the head is like a solid block affecting thinking.
Chicago, Oct. 28. Terry Druggan was acquitted of mayhem in an attack on F. J. Lovering, a Chicago Journal reporter. Lovering questioned Druggan at Cook County jail about the beer baron’s time there after a contempt sentence. Druggan faces two more indictments for assault and battery and assault with intent to kill, with state not indicating if they will be pursued.
The Cincinnati, Milford and Blanchester Traction Company and the Cincinnati Suburban Power Company filed with the State Public Utilities Commission to sell electrical distributing properties for 503 000 dollars. Purchases cover retail systems in Madisonville Newtown Ramona Plainville Shademore Terrace Park Milford Perintown Newtonville Camp Dennison and Miamiville and wholesale systems in Blanchester Owensville Monterey Fayetteville and St Martins. The deal proposes 408 000 cash plus 9 500 shares of no par common stock and 95 000 par value 7 percent preferred stock of the buyer, plus bonds and additional preferred stock to complete the price.
The heaviest October snow in Cincinnati fell yesterday with 2.2 inches on the ground, a new October record at the Weather Bureau. Forecaster W C Devereaux warned of colder temperatures ahead with a potential 20 to 25 degree low, possibly making October’s record even lower.
A bitter cold front swept through the Midwest with Rapid City, South Dakota recording 14 below zero. Chicago logged 19 degrees above zero while Iowa Nebraska and Illinois saw near zero to 20 above readings. Snow covered the region as the cold moved east toward the Ohio River.
Harry Ferguson, 29, of 1026 State Avenue, collided with a Crosstown streetcar as he drove from his home driveway. He was transported to General Hospital with a broken nose and facial cuts from shattered glass.
Opening session of the thirty sixth General Council in Cincinnati features screen presentations of work abroad in Europe, Japan, China and Mexico plus U S reports. Province Five shows growth in membership branches and gifts. Welcome addresses delivered by Rev. Frank H. Nelson and Mrs. Richard S. Austin, with response from Miss Frances W. Sibley.
Within minutes, two auto accidents occurred at 2822 Spring Grove avenue. Frank Schmidt 45 a farmer of 6002 Argus street suffered a right leg and rib fractures after a car driven by Albert Schlattmer struck him as he crossed the street. He was taken to General Hospital. In the earlier crash August Fluor 617 Missouri avenue was driving from a driveway when August Schwab Bowmer road struck his car. No arrests were made and both vehicles were damaged.
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