Divorces Granted in Local Court Actions
The article lists several divorce cases granted by the county court. Notable names include Mrs Marston, who seeks alimony while her husband earns as a decorator. Bethiamin Do Dosley, Irene G Kunze, and James N Cullins among others. Grounds cited include willful absence and lack of support.
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Marston
Green Hill
Lexington
Leta
Hhoeitre
West
Seventh Street
Irene
G. Kunze
Highland
James N. Cullins
Maid Street
Emm J. Cullins
Charles Claar
Mary Claar
Wife of Dentist Denies Intent to Defraud
Mrs. W. P. Monahan of 2740 Observatory avenue faces Municipal Court arraignment on a fraud charge after a $20 department store check she used proved worthless. She says she did not intend fraud, believing the check, signed by her husband, was valid and drawn on Fifth Third National Bank where bank officials said there was no account in Monahan’s name.
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W. P. Monahan
Observatory Avenue
Thomas Maniey
Monahan
Warrant Issued in Empress Theater Bill Destruction Case
George Fish manager of the Empress theater swore out a warrant yesterday against James Day of the Heucks Theater company. Day is charged with malicious destruction of property for allegedly causing men in his employ to paste over Empress show posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ¥. Fish
Empress Theater
James Day
Heucks Theater Company
Fish
Day
Saloonist Tahse Arrigned On Midnight Closing Charge
William Tahse a saloon keeper of 517 Walnut street was arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Fricke on a charge of violating the midnight closing law. Patrolman Cottman testified he found the door of Tahse's saloon open at 1:25 a.m. yesterday. Tahse said he did not serve drinks after midnight but kept the place open for a friend waiting for a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tahse
Walnut Street
Fricke
Cottman
First District
Tahse
Equity
Swimmer N Brown Arrested in Paris Ky on Robbery Warrant
Detectives yesterday arrested N Brown a professional swimmer in Paris Kentucky on a robbery warrant sworn by Mrs Ballie Sapp of 1809 Bremen Street Mrs Rapp was bound gagged and robbed in her home several days earlier as the burglar searched for hidden money Brown waived extradition and returned with officers to Cincinnati Ohio where he resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Brown
Paris
Ballie Sapp
Bremen Street
Christmas Mail Congestion Forecast By Local Post Office
Local post officials warn this season will bring the heaviest Christmas mail volume in its history due to insufficient funds for extra clerks. Last year forty-one were hired. this year there are only thirty-five with parcel post expanding workload. Postmaster Monfort noted the roller skate plan used in Chicago to speed transfers could be adopted here.
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Monfort
Chicago
Packamen
Angie
Foraker Backs Flood Prevention Funds and Engineering Plans
Special to The American from Hamilton Ohio reports former Senator Joseph B. Foraker urging national government funding for flood prevention. He touts reservoir schemes, hydroelectric potential, and the need for Congress to adopt and fund a nationwide plan while criticizing tariff and currency debates and endorsing primary elections over delegate conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Namiltoh ‘Clearing House Association
Hamilton Club
Joseph B. Foraker
Mexico
Heward
Panama Canal
Gets Thirty Days In Workhouse For Striking Mother
Jacob E. Hurrelbrink, 28, of 1208 Plum Street, was sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse by Municipal Judge Pricke on an assault and battery charge. He was arrested Wednesday afternoon after allegedly knocking down and beating his mother and threatening a young woman he had been paying attentions to. The incident arose when he returned home intoxicated and attacked his mother as she remonstrated about his behavior toward Kate Harding. A neighbor testified she assisted Mrs. Hurrelbrink. Hurrelbrink was previously indicted for murder two years ago, but that charge was dismissed.
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Jacob E. Hurrelbrink
Plum ‘Street
Pricke
Hurrelbrink
John “Battley
Fifth District
Kate Harding
Elliott Speaks at Grocers and Butchers Meeting
W E Elliott secretary of the Cincinnati association delivered the address at the Grocers and Butchers Association gathering. Officers were nominated for the ensuing year.
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Hamilton, C
Grocers
Butchers’ ‘Association
W. E. Elliott
Cincinnati Association
Cullen Vaughn Lumber Company Incorporated in Columbus
The Cullen Vaughn Lumber Company was incorporated today in Columbus with a capital stock of $30,000. The incorporators are J. K. Cullen, J. W. Cullen and F. K. Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
O. Dee
Cullen+ Vaughn Lumber Company
Columbus
J. K. Cullen
J. W. Cullen
F. K. Vaughn
Miss Becker Married in Rome to Fred Averett
Miss Henrietta Becker cabaret dancer wed Fred Averett yesterday in Rome Georgia. The couple is on honeymoon in Rock Island. Mrs Averett is the daughter of George Becker of Hamilton Ohio and had been working in Rome.
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Hamilton, O
Henrietta ‘Becker
Fred Averett
Romie
Rock Island
Byrne Trial Opens in Murder Case of Mrs Byrne
William F. Byrne of Middletown faces a murder charge as testimony begins in Judge Harlan's court. A jury was selected and preliminary examination of witnesses started today.
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Hamilton
William F. Byrne
Middletown
Harlan
Wire Cut to Cause Plane's Fall Threatens Exposition
Police hunt for the culprit after an attempted murder of aviator Rybitzki at the exposition. Wires and turnbuckles on his Curtian type 66 horsepower aircraft were cut, risking a 200 foot fall and instant death. Rybitzki, years old, from Germany, alleges an enemy or disputed ownership motive.
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San Francisco
Arthur ‘Rybitekl
Scheller
Rybitzk
Gameras Magic Shown In Lecture By Cincinnati Club
The magic of the camera was unfolded to the public by Attorney G A Ginter in an illustrated talk for the Cincinnati Camera club at the YMCA last night. Lantern slides showcased club members work and prize winning photographs from the monthly contest were displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ginter
Cincinnati Camera Club
Grand jury bound over shoeworker on auto theft charge
Jacob Hobt a shoeworker of 1376 Ernst street was bound over to the grand jury yesterday by Judge Fricke in Municipal Court on taking an auto without permission of the owner. Bond set at 500. Accused by Elmer Mesch real estate agent of taking his car the night of November 19 at Eighth street near detective HQ. The car was found by Detectives Wegner and Knockenhauver in a barn at Fort Mitchell Kentucky. Hobt says he and Mesch were partners and he was part owner of the automobile.
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Jacob Hobt
Ernst Street
Fricke
Hobt
Elmer Mesch
Eighth Street
Wegner
Knockenhauver
Fort Mitchell
Holht
Mesch
Recluse Joseph Gilles Found Dead at Home
Joseph Gilles 74 living at 1046 Cutter Street was found dead by health department agents assessing insanitary conditions. A Civil War veteran, he left no known relatives and carried a $67.50 pension check and $65 in cash.
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Joseph Gilles
Cutter Street
Health Department
Foertmeyer
Taft elected president of University Club
Varsity men chose Charles P. Taft as president when the directors organized yesterday. The treasurer reported a 33 percent rise in business over last year. Other officers elected include Edward H. Ernst first vice president Harry M. Levy second vice president William Cooper Procter third vice president Malcom McAvoy treasurer John R. Schindel recording secretary Murray Shoemaker corresponding secretary John J. Rowe Dr. Goodrich B. Rhodes Dr. Dudley Webb house committee
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Charles P. Taft
University Club
Edward H. Ernst
Harry M. Levy
William Cooper Procter
Malcom McAvoy
John R. Schindel
Murray Shoemaker
John J. Rowe
Goodrich B. Rhodes
Dudley Webb
Fires in Two Homes Cause Minor Damage
The home of Arthur Noah at Stathen and Arwiller avenues Westwood was slightly damaged by fire last night. Almost simultaneously a fire caused slight loss at W C Hall’s home 2992 Christ Avenue.
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Arthur Noah
Stathen and
Arwiller Avenue
Westwood
W. C. Hall
Christ Avenue
Woman lauds Japan as friend after stay in Kioto
Mina Anna Marie Crouse daughter of M. v. Crouse superintendent of the Children's Home returns from Japan and serves RP Gorbold. She argues there is less illiteracy in Japan than the United States and says hostility to America is rubbish.
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Japan
United States
Mina Anna Marie Crouse
M. v. Crouse
Children’s Home
RP. Gorbold
Kioto
America
Mise Crouse
Norwood Mayor-Elect Names Aides for Key Posts
Mayor-elect Engelhardt of Norwood selects Marty J. Pierson as public service director and Dr. L. Sauer as public safety director Pred W. Kleine to be building inspector and Charlies Mintin civil service commissioner Pierson and Kleine are Norwood contractors Kleine has twenty years in business Dr Sader is a police physician and Mintin a former board of education member
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Engelhardt
Norwood
Marty J. Pierson
Public Service
Lo. Sauer
Mintin
Board of Education
Woman Sues for Divorce Alleging Abuse and Infidelity
Mia Teltheater of Cortlandt Street sues Louis Telchester an American Paper and Wooden Ware Co. employee for divorce claiming habitual drunkenness and non support since November 1. She names a second man as the alleged lover and seeks restoration to her maiden name Mary Detzel. Carrie Panter is co respondent in Kate Flicks divorce suit accusing Frederick Flick of abandoning her for Panter on a Gleneste farm. Nancy Freeman sues Edward Freeman for divorce citing non support of herself and their five year old child.
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Mia ‘i
Mary Teltheater
Cortlandt Street
Louis Telchester
American’ Paper and Wooden Ware Company
Ito
Mary Detzel
Carrie Panter
Kate Flick
Frederick Fick
Income tax case sent to the Supreme Court
District Judge Landis sent the question of the constitutionality of the income tax law to the United States Supreme Court. Elele DeWolfe, a former New York actress now in Versailles France, sues Continental and Commercial Trust and Banking Chicago. Attorney W Bourke Cochran argues the tax is Claus législation and notes alleged inequalities in the tax structure.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Landis
Elele DeWolfe
New York
Versailles
France
Continental and Commercial Trust and Barings Bank
Mise DeWolfe
Appalachian Power Company
W. Bourke Cochran
Miss de Wolfe
Congress
May Draft Law 10 Lifts Sunday Lid
A proposed bill to repeal Sunday closing laws will be introduced in the Ohio Legislature. A state senator and two representatives met with delegates from local groups to discuss the provisions, while social organizations protest the planned opening of saloons on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Needle Woman Linked to Whist Slavers Kidnappings
Captain Harpth of the Chicago detective bureau seeks a female ringleader of a whiter slavers gang after eighteen girls vanish since December 1. Three men are jailed in Gary Indiana for alleged kidnapping and drugging of Rieselyan a nineteen year old from Hammond Indiana.
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Chicago
John J. Harpth
Detective Bureau Today
Gary
Ind
Rieselyan
Hammond
Verdict in streetcar death after alleged joke incident
Isaac Berman a 63 year old Jewish butcher of 742 West Seventh Street died after an incident on a street car October 22. The coroner found heart and long troubles caused his death with inquest noting his poor health but unavailable to determine if jeers or mild abuse contributed.
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Isaac Berman
Weat Beventh Street
Poertmeyer
Foertmeyer
Berman
Buntgess
Spring Grove
Township Avenues
Actress Miss Vera Crider Stages The Prodigal Son Tonight
Miss Vera Crider a 16 year old Cincinnati University student appears in her own play The Prodigal Son at Emery Auditorium tonight. The production is under the Cincinnati German Methodist churches and features Miss Crider with a cast including Miss Lillian Mulligan August Schulermann Miss Tirsah Grasseie Miss Ella Bingle Miss Esther Moran Anthony Schmidt Harry Weigele and Guntay Kalevitch.
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Vera, Crider
Cincinnati University
the Prodigal Son
Emery Auditorium
Cincinnati
Crider
Lillian Mullgan
August Schulermann
Tirzah Grasseie
Ella Bingle
Esther Moran
Anthony Schmidt
Harry Weigele
Guntay Kalevitch
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Byrne
Arthur Rybitzki
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Hurngold
Sole Churners
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