Ohio tax amendment would curb evasion and broaden levy
University of Cincinnati political scientist Dr. S Gale Lowrie urges Ohio voters to back a proposed Article 12 amendment. He argues it would create a systematic appraisal of tangible and intangible property, ease taxes for holders of such property, reduce perjury risk, and may exempt or lower license taxes on motor vehicles. He notes the measure builds on past efforts by Judge Rufus B Smith and compares state practices.
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Ohio
S. Gale Lowrie
Department of Political Science
University of Cincinnati
Lowrie
Dr. Lowrie
Rufus B. Smith
Court calendar for today common pleas and domestic relations
Court schedule lists rooms and judges with case numbers and times across Common Pleas: Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Roettinger Ryan Hurley and Domestic Relations Judge Hoffman with cases including Ferguson v Starrett Company McKenna v Fourth and Central Trust and numerous State and family matters scheduled throughout the day.
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Caldwell
Reidinger
Keller
LeBlond
Ferguson
Thompson-Starrett Company and Industrial Commission of Ohio
Schmidt
State
Schmitt
Leonard
Schubeler
Lilly Et al
Fred L. Hoffman
McKenna
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Roettinger
St. Clair Manufacturing Company
Martin
Conley
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ryan
Hesing
Schweitzer Et al
Seton Realty Company
McCammon
Judge Hurley
Secreck
Kellerman
Maryland Casualty Company
Roche-Bruner Building Company
Levinson
Glasier
Rumble Lumber Company
Pfau
Bacon
Loos
Witsken
City
LeBlond Machine Tool Company
Roche
Kanner
Laehr
James
Palm
State Ex
Royle
Cooney
S-51 Sinking Inquiry Adjourns Pending Submarine Raise
The Naval Board of Inquiry investigating the S-51 sinking near Block Island on September 25 adjourned sine die to await a raise of the submarine and further evidence. Chief testimony from City of Rome officers and Dimock crew described lights and near collisions, with plans to reconvene if the craft is not raised within a month.
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Boston
Naval Board of Inquiry
Block Island
City of
Rome
Roland M. Litchfield
H. F. Dimock
John H. Diehl
City of Rome
Litchfield
New York
Long Island Sound
Judge Advocate
Diehl
Savannah
Bradstreet 95 Years Old Delivers Long Lawyers Club Talk
E P Bradstreet 95 oldest Cincinnati Bar member spoke at the Lawyers Club in the Chamber of Commerce on Old Lawyers of Cincinnati My Personal Knowledge of Them His extemporaneous address lasted nearly two hours with notes of names He recalled early Cincinnati figures including Alexander Ferguson and Judge Gholson and praised the early Superior Court judges He has spoken to the club annually for ten years.
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E. P. Bradstreet
Cincinnati
Lawyers’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Bradstreet
Lawyers of
Congress
Widow Granted First Year Allowance In Stone Estate Case
Paul V. Connolly filed probate documents showing Morris Stone married Adelaide Stone in London on July 5 1892 and a daughter Sarah Miriam Stone who died in 1894. Judge Lueders ordered a first year allowance for the widow. If the will is void the estate valued at $20,000 plus a John street house worth $10,000 would go to Mrs Stone.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Telephone Canal
Paul V. Connolly
Morris Stone
Adelaide Stone
Great Synagogue
London
Sarah Miriam Stone
Stone
Five arrested as narcotics cache uncovered in raid
James Kendell 24 failed to appear in Municipal Court on liquor charge triggering a capias. City detectives led by Lieutenant Webking seized $1,600 in narcotics from Kendell’s Smith Street home and arrested four others including Ross Anderson James Brown Hamilton Minor and Cleo Shold who were turned over to federal authorities.
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James Kendell
Kendell
Eyrich
Webking
McGurn
Schwabh
Seebohm
One Injured as Train Hits Auto at Davis Lane Crossing
Wilson Ellis, 47, of Spring Lake Kentucky, was dragged fifty feet when his car skidded onto the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing at Davis Lane yesterday morning and was struck by a train. Ellis suffered a fractured breastbone, spine injury, and severe cuts. He was taken to General Hospital. John Martin, 53, of Covington, who was with Ellis, jumped from the car just before impact and was shaken but unhurt. The auto was wrecked.
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Davis Lane
Wilson Ellis
Spring Lake
General Hospital
Ellis
Coney Island
John Martin
Thirty-first Street
Covington
Martin
Ohio to Join Rate Fight Across States
The State of Ohio and likely several Ohio municipalities will join Boston in seeking an Interstate Commerce Commission investigation of telephone rates, announced by Attorney General C. C. Crabbe. Boston has applied to the Federal Commission to review Boston rates, arguing the telephone industry should be under federal interstate control rather than state oversight.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus, CO
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. C. Crabbe
Federal Commission
Faints in Court as Slander Verdict Reached
In Judge Roettinger's Common Pleas Court Mrs Magdalena Edmonds 60 of Elmwood Place fainted as the jury brought in a verdict in her favor in a $15000 slander suit brought by Chris Maier Jr railway employee. She testified sobbing that Maier called her accuser and warned she would defend her case. Her husband a Big Four switchman testified Maier cursed him when passing the crossing.
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Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Magdalena Edmondas
Sycamore Street
Elmwood Place
Edmonds
Negro awarded 3000 dollars against truck driver
A jury in Judge Marx's Superior Court awarded Sandy Brown 3000 dollars in a suit for 25000 against Charles S. Butler, the laundry truck driver. Brown did not appear. Butler admitted the wheel came off and struck Brown on Gilbert Avenue, causing permanent injuries. Butler offered no defense, saying he did not know the wheel was loose.
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Butler
English wife wins first step in Stone will suit
Adelaide Stone of London widow of Morris Stone gains a step toward the $30,000 estate as Probate Court orders appraisers to pay her first year’s widow’s allowance. Stone died January 9 1925 leaving his estate to his mother in Poland and siblings in Poland New York and Dayton Ohio.
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Adelaide Stone
London
England
Morris Stone
John Street
Lueders
Probate
Stone
Poland
New York
Dayton
O. Stone
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Brokers Face Possible Prison Terms In Embezzlement Case
Herbert S. Channer George A. Sawyer and Fred McLaughlin, Cincinnati brokers, were convicted on embezzlement charges and may be sentenced today if their attorneys’ motion for a new trial is denied. Judge Ryan will hear arguments at 1 this morning. Penalties range from one to ten years in the penitentiary if sentences are passed.
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Herbert S. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred McLaughlin
Cincinnati
Ryan
Suit filed over partnership name use in beauty business
William Emler, owner of a 301 Atlas Bank Building beauty parlor, seeks to bar Mac Ferm of 317 Keith Theater Building from using Emlers name in the Keith Theater Building venture. The May 1924 partnership split with $100 weekly draws and shared profits. Ferm allegedly hid the books and continued using the name. Florence Hutchinson seeks divorce from Charles W. Hutchinson citing lack of support and frequent job changes. They wed Jan 12 1915 and have three children. Two $5,000 suits accuse Agnes Murray after a 1925 collision injuring Harold and Caroline Fischer aged 6 and 8.
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Common Pleas Court
William Emler
Atlas Bank
Mac Ferm
Keith Theater
Emler
Fern
Florence K. Hutchinson
Beets Avenue
North College Hill
Charles W. Hutchinson
Atlanta
Alexander Fischer
Harold
Caroline Fischer
Agnes F. Murray
Agnes Murray
Cincinnati court docket notices list divorces and liens
No. 197 462 Clyde Parker vs Ammie Parker for divorce. No. 197 463 Florence K Hutchinson vs Charles H Hutchinson for divorce custody of children and alimony. No. 197 469 Hippodrome Amusement Co vs City of Cincinnati petition in error filed. No. 197 470 Billy Emler vs Mack Ferne injunction and accounting. No. 197 473 Breevoort vs Peatera ne et al lien and execution.
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Clyde Parker
Ammie Parker
Florence K. Hutchinson
Charles H. Hutchinson
Stellane
Frank Kauffman
Jonathan Stevens
Edward R. Emge
Harold Fischer
Agnes F. Murray
Caroline Fischer
Charles D. Weeks
B. Lee Hutchinson
the Hippodrome Amusement Company
City of Cincinnati
Billy Emler
Mack Ferne
Peter Link
Fred A. Rinehart
Bennie Gibson E
Tusco Gibson
Charles H. Breevoort
Peter Aane Et al
Court notes report food safety and civil suits in Cincinnati area
United States officials threaten destruction of about 350 cases of tomato catsup and sauce held at the Cincinnati Terminal Warehouse for impurities. A. Lee Beatty filed a petition alleging the stock violated the food and drugs act after chemical analysis. Also noted are a damages suit sustained against the City of Cincinnati, a breach of contract loss by Inter state Coal and Dock to Harlan Coal, and the reappointment of John J. Johnley as U S Commissioner. Federal agents testified about liquor transport by John Ferguson and drug capsules carried by Marion Palmer, with hearings set for November 14 and bonds fixed.
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Deschipper Canning Company
Carthage
Ind
United States
Cincinnati Terminal
Central Avenue
Augusta Street
United States District Court
A. Lee Beatty
United States District Attorney
Cincinnati
Edward V. Kelly
Mary Kelly
Hickenlooper
William Kelly
Chicago
Third Street
Interstate Coal and Dock Company of Columbus
Harlan Coal Company
Hough
John J. Johnley
Portsmouth
Johnley
John Ferguson
West Ninth Street
Gregory
Ferguson
Marion Palmer
Pene
Draftsman Held on Obscenity Charge in Mellon Letter Case
Rup ert I Williams a draftsman was arrested by Secret Service agents in Cleveland Ohio on charges of sending an allegedly obscene letter to Secretary of the Treasury Mellon last week He was held on a 2000 bond after a preliminary hearing Postoffice Inspector Siegfied said Williams wrote a similar letter to Federal Judge Kennedy of Cheyenne Wyoming about his Teapot Dome trial
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Rupert I. Williams
Secret Service
Catholic Church in Shenandoah Burns Down
The Catholic Church of the Annunciation in Shenandoah burned today after a ten year old building cost 250000 dollars. The adjacent rectory and most church furnishings were saved.
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Associated Press
Shenandoah
Merrimac Hobson Fights Narcotics in Cincinnati Today
Richmond Pearson reports that Merrimac Hobson, famed naval officer and Spanish-American War hero, arrives in Cincinnati as president of the International Narcotic Education Association on a humanitarian mission. He will be hosted by John D. Sage, president of Union Central Life Insurance Company.
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Richmond Pearson
Hobson
Cincinnati
International Narcotic Education Association
Santiago
City
John D. Sage
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Power station dedication postponed near Cincinnati
The dedication of the new Columbia power station at the confluence of the Ohio and Big Miami Rivers just below Cincinnati has been postponed from November 12 to December. Union Gas and Electric President W. W. Freeman cites tentative completion dates in large construction projects.
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Columbia
Ohio
Big Miami
Cincinnati
W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
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