Bettman Defends Party Responsibility Doctrine in Cincinnati Speech
Alfred Bettman argued that party responsibility should force the local party to step out after recent tax levy and bond issue defeats. He praised Cincinnati’s new city manager proportional representation system and urged election of City Charter Committee candidates over the Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bettman
Westwood
Columbus Hall
Bettman
City Charter Committee
England
Cincinnati
Republican Organization
Charter Committee
City debt and charter candidates spark letter clash
Murray Seasongood released a letter to R. K. Hynicka accusing him of dodging questions and citing Upson report data that the city faced the highest per capita bonded debt with two doubtful exceptions. He claims the county has funds while the city is starved and alleges city charter candidates were chosen from 250 names supplied by various organizations, six of whom are proven Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Seasongood
R. K. Hynicka
Mr. Hynicka
Mr. Seasongood
Upson
Charter Candidates Speak at Local Venues Endorsed
William J. Higgins spoke at the Price Hill Knights of Columbus Hall with Alfred G. Allen introducing him as the sole candidate from the Western Hills. Tyler Field addressed a League of Women Voters luncheon at the Business Men's Club urging a wise city manager choice, while L A Ault announced Park Board endorsement for Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Higgins
Price Hill
Knights of Columbus
Alfred G. Allen
Higgins
Tyler Field
League of Women Voters
Field
L. A. Ault
Four Charter Candidates to Speak in Dayton Meeting
Stanley Matthews Mary L Hicks Charles O Rose and Cecil H Gamble will address a meeting at the Bloom School located at Dayton and Baymiller streets tonight at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Matthews
Mary L. Hicks
Charles O. Rose
Cecil H. Gamble
Bloom School
Dayton
Baymiller Streets
Judge Dixon to Speak at St Lawrence School Price Hill
Charter candidate Judge Dixon is billed to speak at St. Lawrence School in Price Hill at 8 o'clock. At noon Walter Hallett will give a proportional representation demonstration for employees of the Warner Elevator Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Dixon
St. Lawrence School
Price Hill
Walter Hallett
Warner Elevator Company
Proportional Representation Demonstration Set Tonight
An important meeting is scheduled in the Withrow High School auditorium tonight. Speakers include Mr Rose Mr Dixon Mr Higgins and Mr Seasongood. Walter Millard will present a proportional representation demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withrow High School
Rose
Dixon
Higgins
Seasongood
Walter Millard
Speakers Set For G A R Hall Address At Eight
In the G A R Hall at 4014 Apple Street near Knowlton's Corner tonight at eight o'clock Charles P Taft II and Judge Dixon are listed among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R.hall
Apple Street
Knowlton’s Corner
Charles P. Taft II
Judge Dixon
Edward F. Alexander Speaks on New City Government
At noon Edward F. Alexander will address Proctor and Collier Advertising Agency employees on Our New City Government, outlining reforms and governance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Alexander
Proctor & Collier Advertising Agency
Negro Political Union Host Speeches Tonight at 8
At 330 George Street the Negro Political Union hosts talks tonight at eight. Speakers include Mr. Higgins Julius Luchsinger and Judge Joseph B Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Political Union
George Street
Mr. Higgins
Julius Luchsinger
Joseph B. Kelley
Defense of Hynicka as Leader Voiced By Mrs. Adler
Mrs. Jessie Adler assails reform opponents and defends Republican leader R. K. Hynicka at a Douglas School meeting. A. Lee Beatty also spoke for Martin Daly's candidacy with focus on parks and municipal property development in Cincinnati politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynicka
Jessie Adler
Douglas School
R. K. Hynicka
A. Lee Beatty
United States District Attorney
Martin Daly
Columbia Theater
Organization
Charles H. Elston
C.W. Baker, Jr
James A. Wilson
City faces charter vote debate across Evanston district
Speakers at Stowe School Ideal Theater and Columbia Theater attack charter candidates while praising organization nominees. Republican campaign manager Charles Bell and Charles Lackman urge representation for residents and criticize opponents. Three organization meetings set for tonight at Evanston School house Price Hill Knights of Columbus Hall and Steffens Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lackman
Schmidt
Stowe School
Charter
Organization
Charles S. Bell
Ideal Theater
Froome Morris
Lackman
Columbia Theater
Evanston School House
Price Hill
Daly Honored at Ford Stith Republican Club Event
A parade preceded a celebration at Douglass School Arms and Chapel streets honoring Martin Daly guest of honor. Daly, a former ball player, was told Amateur Baseball Association members would back his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Stith Republican Club
Douglass School
Arms
Chapel Streets
Martin Daly
Daly
Amateur Baseball Association
Adolph Kummer Auxiliary Club Plans 1000 Members
A meeting at the Gibson Saturday night aims to boost the club to 1,000 women. The group supports James J. Siegler for Cincinnati Central Labor Council seat. talks by James J. Stewart and others. Officers include President Mrs. Edward H. L. Haefner and Vice Presidents Mrs. Ida Katzenstein and Mrs. Mary Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Kummer Auxiliary Club
Gibson
Cincinnati Central Labor Council
J. J. Siegler
James J. Stewart
Edward H. L. Haefner
Ida Katzenstein
Mary Robert
Emma Willen
Lena Boettzer
Candidates for Municipal Judge Speak at Woman's City Club Luncheon
The weekly luncheon will feature four speakers W Meredith Yeatman Joseph H Woeste Joseph B Derbes and Carl T Foley as Municipal Judge candidates. John J Molloy was invited but not confirmed for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's City Club
W. Meredith Yeatman
Joseph H. Woeste
Joseph B. Derbes
Carl T. Foley
John J. Molloy
Citizens Bond Issue Committee Offers Essay Prizes
The Citizens Bond Issue Committee announced prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars for student essays on Why My Parents Should Vote for the Bond Issues. Essays must be mailed to the committee care of the Chamber of Commerce by Tuesday. Secretary Howard Wilson urged a favorable vote on the city improvement bond issues in a radio speech from Station WSAI. He noted that every organization that studied the bond program had endorsed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Bond Issue Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Wilson
WSAI
Nelson backs charter ticket at noon meeting
The Rev. Frank H. Nelson spoke at the Charter headquarters urging votes for the nine charter candidates. He urged voters to trust the City Charter Committee picks and emphasized governance for public welfare over party interests. He advised learning the new ballot method to avoid spoiled ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Nelson
Christ Church
Charter
Mercantile Library
Eighth Ward
Nelson
Henry Bentley
Dr. Nelson
City Charter Committee
Cincinnati Chiropractors Form Southern Ohio Association
Twenty five chiropractors from Cincinnati met at the Gibson for a dinner and organized the Southern Ohio Chiropractors' Association. Officers elected include Dr Adolph Stoiker as President Dr George Miser as Vice President Dr K C Collins as Secretary and Dr H J Lohmann as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gibson
Southern
Price Hill housing plan announced for twenty new homes
Jolly and Olden announce the construction of twenty residences in Price Hill at about 160000 dollars. Harry L. Olden purchased a 113 by 350 foot lot at the northeast corner of Fairbanks and Brevier avenues through broker Jacob W. Walters. A large adjacent tract on Fairbanks avenue is also owned by the firm which will subdivide the two tracts into twenty 40 by 136 foot building sites. Homes priced 6000 to 10000 dollars will be six room frame structures with varied styles. A spring street cut is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
Jolly & Olden
Harry L. Olden
H. S. Harron
England
Jacob W. Walters
Fairbanks and
Brevier Avenues
Fairbanks Avenue
Mr. Harron
D A Schulte to Open First Cincinnati Cigar Store
D A Schulte Inc of New York City plans its first Cincinnati cigar store at Sixth and Walnut in the former Douglass Castle Hall building leased from F A Geier. Dow Drug Co will vacate by October 31 after its lease ends. Geier bought the structure from Louis Hauck in 1918 for about 400 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Schulte, Inc
New York City
Cincinnati
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Dow Drug Company
Schulte
Douglass Castle Hall
F. A. Geier
Wolpa Buys Two Findlay Street Apartments For 23000
Frank Wolpa purchased two three story apartment buildings at 1030 to 1036 Findlay Street between Freeman and Western avenues for 23000. The properties contain five four room units and were disposed of by Seton Realty Company through Frederick A Schmidt Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Street
Freeman and
Western Avenues
Frank Wolpa
Seton Realty Company
Frederick A. Schmidt
Auction Sale Sanctioned for Four Story Brick Building
Joseph Bell bought the four story pressed brick front building at 2256 Spring Grove Avenue for 10825 dollars. The property includes a store and fourteen rooms. Mrs. Mollie Becker disposed of the holding through Fred Tuke and Son brokers. It was the third auction sale by the Tuke firm that week, with total sales reaching 36000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bell
Spring Grove Avenue
Mollie Becker
Fred Tuke & Son
Tuke
Transfers and leases mapped across Cincinnati districts
Property deeds and leases across Clifton to Avondale and Norwood list parcels, lot lines, and rents, with taxes noted. Several long leases, a few 2 year terms, and mortgage filings appear, including Main avenue and Hamilton pike tracts. Notable entries include 4728 Main avenue lease and multiple 1 dollar transfers with tax details.
Mortgages Canceled in Local Transfer List
A long list shows numerous mortgage cancellations and payoffs involving multiple individuals and institutions. Names include Catherine E. Simon, M. Wehr, Ellen Clements, Mary Gerson, Allie R. Bullock, Ellen Hammitt, Henry A. I, Ortenzia DeLuca, Mary E. White, William C. McCarren, Wickham Construction Co, George B. Newland, Jane Arhart, Joseph Lebowitz, Edward Pool, Matilda Barth, Alfred Ungerbuehler, Benjamin D. Houston, William F. Stinley, Van Bargen, Anna D. Livezey, Ada C. Rippey, William B. Rogers, ete S. Nickel, Jacob Wacksman, John Hoffman, ane C. Fry, Charles J. Bolte, and Charles Linkmire, with lenders including Provident Savings Bank, Monarch B. & L. A. Co, Reading Road L. & B. Co, Columbus Bank variants, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E. Simon
William A. Pfeiffer
M. Wehr
Frances H. Poepsel
Ellen Clements
Delia Dooley
Mary Gerson
Monarch B. & L. A. Co
Allie R. Bullock
Eagle L. & L. A
Daniel Hammitt
Provident Savings Bank
Henry A. I
Real Estate and Improvement Co
William T. Moran
West Street No
Ortenzia DeLuca
Reading Road
Mary E. White
Lockland B. & L. A. Co
William C. McCarren
Atlas L. & B. Co
Benjamin D. Houston
Miami S. & L. Co
William F. Stinley
Central Norwood
van Bargen
Elizabeth Finke
Anna D. Livezey
North Hyde Park
North Hyde Park B. & L. A. Co.; $3,500. Ada C. Rippey To Columbia B. & L. A. Co
William B. Rogers
Same
Ete
Fire Insurance Debate at Cincinnati Credit Men Dinner
More than 400 attended the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men fall dinner at the Alms. A film titled Arson a Menace to the Nation warned of arson risks while Captain John J. Conway of the Salvage Corps urged cooperation between insurers and the Fire Department. Credit leader P. M. Byland and sports figure Eppa Rixey addressed sound credit and prudent protection of property. A planning committee led by Guy V. Lewis and Robert Downer organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
John J. Conway
Salvage Corps
Robert Schmidt
P. M. Byland
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Guy V. Lewis
Robert Downer
William Beiser
E. T. MacBirney
A. R. Groenke
Paul Mertz
J. J. Hope
A. Witte
Freida Mayer
Agnes Gross
J. Watt Graham
Fred Wrassman
Paroled Detective Meyer Leaves Atlanta for Home
Leo Meyer, once with the flying squad and jailed in Atlanta, is granted parole by the Department of Justice. He will depart this afternoon and reach his home at 901 Kirbert Avenue tomorrow as a free man. Other Cincinnati officers sentenced in the federal graft case are expected to receive paroles soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Meyer
Flying Squad
Atlanta
Kirbert Avenue
James R. Clark
Department of Justice
Meyer
Cincinnati
Washington
Hickenlooper
United States District Attorney
Tolerance as Keystone in Darby Address to Catholics
Judge Thomas H. Darby urged tolerance as the cornerstone of American citizenship at a Westwood Knights of Columbus father and son dinner. He warned of a war by criminals against government and urged cooperative, righteous action across faiths for community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Darby
Westwood Council
Knights of Columbus
Darby
United States
Ex Felon Shot Five Times in Detroit Gambling House
Detroit October 29 One man lies dying and another gravely wounded after a street confrontation ending near a downtown intersection. John Edward Jackson an escapee from Lansing Reformatory shot five times as he fled William Ryan keeper of the gambling house Ryan wounded thrice by Officer Catlin’s revolver fire Police say Jackson attempted a holdup and no weapon was found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
John Edward Jackson
Lansing
Kan
William Ryan
Ryan
Catlin
Jackson
Politics losing glamour says Judge Parker at White House
Former President candidate Alton B. Parker says politics lacks glamour and public interest compared with torchlit parades. Parker chairs the National Civic Federation advisory board pushing higher turnout and seeks President Coolidge to attend a January federation meeting with Elihu Root among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Alton B. Parker
White House
Judge Parker
National Civic Federation
Charles E. Hughes
John W. Davis
Parker
Coolidge
Federation
Elihu Root
$5 000 Radium on Dress Hem Travels City
New York City tale recounts a $5,000 bit of radium stuck to a woman's dress hem and carried through Newark by trolley and street traffic. The radium enclosed in a gold bulb was affixed to adhesive tape and later found on the patient’s dress before being returned to Drs Wallhouse and McCauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Andrew Wallhouser
Francis J. McCauley
Fresh eggs labeled fresh lead to three Cincinnati arrests
State Department of Agriculture inspectors arrested three Cincinnati storekeepers George Frankenberger William Multner and Sidney Bortz after finding eggs sold as fresh were not eatable. Inspectors Edwin James and Charles H Stipes said autumn storage eggs are common and may be misrepresented for high prices. State chemists will analyze more eggs from other grocers for possible arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
George Frankenberger
Central Avenue
William Multner
Hamilton Avenue
Sidney Bortz
West Sixth Street
Edwin James
Charles H. Stipes
James
Columbus
Stipes
Father and Son Dinner Observance at YMCA Ninth Street
About 150 persons are expected at a Father-and-Son Week observance tonight at the Ninth Street YMCA. A banquet will be held in the gymnasium. Last night church boys attended a free moving picture shown by the Model Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Model Drug Company
Morgenthaler 75 Arrested After Traffic Smash-Up
Henry W. Morgenthaler 75, retired capitalist of 500 Ter race avenue Clifton, drove into two parked cars on Sycamore near Dorset Street. He was released on $1000 bond for Traffic Court appearance after ambulance and hospital exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Morgenthaler
Terrace Avenue
Clifton
Sycamore Meee
Dorsey Street
Beck and
Kohle
Morgenthaler
General Hospital
Herbert Mikesell
Eighth District
Martin Rettinger
Frank Cousert
West Fourteenth Street
Harry Groff
Sycamore Street
Cousert
Creomulsion Promised Cure For Persistent Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery with two fold action to soothe inflamed membranes and stop germ growth. It claims creosote fights persistent coughs bronchitis and other respiratory diseases and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta
Self-Denial Week Nets $100000 for Local Church
Three Methodist Episcopal clergymen returning from a Columbus meeting report Self-Denial Week will likely raise over $100,000 to cover the foreign field deficit. Attending were Dr. Robert O. McClure, Dr. William H. Wehrly, and Dr. Ernest C. Wareing. Also note a parole notice for William Jackson at the Ohio State Reformatory with a hearing date set after November 10, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Columbus
Theodore S. Henderson
Cincinnati
Robert O. McClure
Methodist Episcopal Ministers’ Association
William H. Wehrly
William Jackson
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Pardon and Parole
BR. O. Simkins
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Wilson
Pattern Makers’ League of North America
Republican
Edward Kellogg
Adolph Kummer
Robert Schmidt, Jr
Fred Schneller
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
de Dan, Cr
E.T
Ponce DE Leon
C.T
Macon
St.Augustine
Palm Beach
Miami
Fort Myers
Suwanee River
Tampa
Clearwater
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Sarasota
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
The
American Railway Express
Fourth and Race Streets
Fourth and
Elm Streets
Joseph Lazarus Company
Express Company
Elm Street
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Federal Reserve Bank
Express
Fourth and Elm Street
Daniel J. McNamara
Oakley
Wickham Construction Company
Southern Ohio ‘Savings Bank
Walter Finke
Germania No. 2
A. R. Neuhausser
Victoria S. & L
William C. Gether
Washington Mortgage Company
George B. Newland
Richard A. Rappoport
Hilda Herweh
Edward Pool
John E. Gentry
Cincinnati L. & B. Co
Welby Swanson
Active
Charles Linkmire
May Haas
Spring Garden L. & B. Co
Henry E. Schuster
Peoples
Mayme Hawkins
Edge B. & Ls. Co
William B. Robers
Columbia B. & L. A. Co
Margaret Hill
Madison B. A
Bruno Mueller
Eagle B. & L. A
Joseph Weingartner
An C. Guy
Winona G. Boring
Rose B. Perkins
Walter C. Clemens
John J. Happner
Tannery B. A. Co
Maurice H. Koodish
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Lenora Wilson
C. A. Landherr
Harry J. Grote
Harry Stern
Arthur Rabkin
Aan Oe
E. Peters
Edna Kraemer
Clara R. Bundman
Susie K. Langley
Herman H. Schraeder
Catherine Volkert
Magdalena Neuhauser
Bishop Street
Brookcrest
Freda Evel
Mt. Healthy Heights
American Development Company
Jerry T. Dempsey
Corryville
Desha Falkenstein
Ethelle Bassler
Jefferson Avenue
Camp Washington
Julia B. Kistner
Robert Wagenbach
McMicken Avenue
Norwood
Cora Gabelmann
E. E. Dwire
Main Avenue
Avondale
Jennie D. Buck
As M. Isaacs, Jr
Abington Avenue
Norwood Ighta Company
Sheriff
Gordon C. K
H. J. Lehman
Fairmount—Eureka Realty & Loan Co
Otto J. Bi
Central
James J. Grogan
William P. Devon
Longworth Street
St. Bernard
Mary Guttadauro
Frederick Oehler
Carthage Pike
Lawrence Street
John Kopecky
George A. Key
Melish Avenue
West End
Harry Mandell
Samuel Gideson
Betts Street
Anderson Township
Crit Hughes
Gilbert S. Macduff
Joseph G. Mathias
Cora W. Higdon
Ruehlman Place
Springfield Township
Benjamin D. Urmston
Ruth Wissel
Hamilton Pike
Clarence Wittekind
Joseph Dornstauder
Elmwood
Welby
Lona Swanson
Linden Street
Beechwood
Esther von Bargen
Charlotte Zinsle
Walnut Hills
Mamie Jefferson
Abraham Weiner
Lincoln Avenue
Ida K. Shetter
Thomas E. Rickard
Twentyeighth Avenue
Healthy Heights
Freda Gruler
Minnie Wegmann
Mary Bressoven
Buckeye Street
Charles F. Wellman
Walter H. Wellman
Main Street
Charles G. Wertz
Valentine Stolz
Hill Avenue
Epworth Avenue
Mayme Wertz
Columbia Township
Walter C. Taylor
Marjorie M. Slete
Gentral
Rebecca Collin
A. J. Valerio Dways
Broadway
Liberty Streets
William G. Prickett
Ida L. Prickett
Santee
Ar Xa
Elberon Avenue
Hens Hin Orto
Ae . A Happner
A and
Iment Company
Joseph Greenberg
Mary Vogt
Omena Place
Alnut Hills
David Rabkin
Max Spiegel
Park Avenue
Seoveregnes
Locust Street
Bottoms
Ha Stern
Maineta
Second Street
Mary K. Te
H. L. McClure
Augusta L. Alltop
Adalia
Loos
Emmett D. Cox
Credit Men’s
Leo Meyer
H. W. Morgenthaler
Rutherford H. Cox
R. H. Cox
H. Q. Cleneay
Sec
Fourth St
Carey
Philip Carey
Telephone Valley 370
Lockland
Cincinnati, O
Philip Carey Co
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