Bank Clerks Testify in Baxter Trial Over Bank Shortage
Columbus Savings Bank and Trust witnesses Key Cameron and Carl Shaw testified about a $42 140 shortage found after a day the bank closed and the vault combination was set. Shaw claimed cash was counted three times and Baxter counted it many times before leaving, leaving an unresolved discrepancy. Cameron confirmed his till balanced prior to closure.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Savings Bank and Trust Company
Clement &, Taster
State Bank
Key Cameron
Carl Shaw
Shaw
Baxter
Waa
Cameron
Ranner
Janitor Bartholomew Fined for Theft at Woodward High
Thornton Bartholomew assistant janitor at Woodward High was fined 25 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge Fricke after arrest on November 20 by detective Fe McBride. He admitted tampering with a desk wiring and bell alarm during a nighttime theft investigation connected to missing jewelry and pupil belongings.
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Thornton
Bartholomew
Woodward High School
Fricke
Bartholom
Fe. F. McBride
McBride
See Gaat
Wife of Dentist Dropped in Allege False Pretenses Case
Mrs. W. P. Monahan was arrested Thursday on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Judge Fricke continued the case indefinitely in Municipal Court. Dr. Monahan, her husband, is a dentist. The charge stems from a worthless check passed to pay for department store purchases marked no funds.
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W. P. Monahan
Fricke
Failed 10 Convict Charge Against Del Catpin
In Municipal Court yesterday morning Officers Crowley and Batsche testified that Del Catpin sold beer after hours at 2007 Florence Avenue in a saloon once run by a license evader. A friend supplied the tip Thursday night and two bottles were displayed with the remark get to it before the arrest.
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Per Carpin
Crowley
Batsche
Florence Avenue
del’ Catpin
Contractor Fined for Exceeding Permit Rights
Frank Hill Smith, a contractor, was fined 25 dollars and costs in Municipal Court yesterday for exceeding rights granted by a building inspector permit. He admitted adding a fourth story to a four story building without an additional permit.
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Frank Hill Smith
Municipa
Smith
Manager Hart Acquitted Over Immoral Theater Performance
Harry Hart, manager of the Standard Theater, was acquitted by Municipal Judge Fricke in Police Court yesterday on a charge of giving an immoral performance. He had been arrested with the company a month earlier during a burlesque show. fines were imposed on several performers, which Hart paid.
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Harry Hart
Standard Theater
Fricke
Hart
Tetrazzi ni's Comeback Tour Set After Ocean Return
Italian coloratura soprano Luisa Tetrazzi ni returned today aboard the Cunard liner Mauretania and will begin a concert tour starting in Boston next week, traveling across the Americas with performances planned in major cities.
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Luisa Tetrazzini
Cunard
Boston
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