No Strike Law Urged by Industrial Peace Group
The Industrial Peace Association of Cincinnati carried a delegation to Governor Cox seeking passage of a no strike bill at the state’s extraordinary session. Leaders including Dr. C A L Reed and Milton Adler urged emergency action, while the governor asked for a brief before decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braxton W. Campbell
Karl Burkhard
Haas
Albert A. Huesman
Matt Glaser
Frank Tunison
Industrial Peace Association
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Ohio
Industrial Association
Bankruptcy filings and citizen naturalizations in Cincinnati
United States Courts hear petitions from Max Krieger of Cincinnati with debts of 7559.92 and assets 85, and Samuel Lapeds of Dayton with debts 20146.53 and no assets. multiple local creditors listed. Naturalization intentions filed for several residents including Karl Friedrich, John Campbell, John Servo, Philip Brester, Alec Schoenes, Morris Karatchits, Stefan Pastilia, Vasile Lupu. Alimony disputes and divorce cases surface, including Mary Worley versus Hugo Woerle and Charles Pahren, with court actions to enjoin asset disposal and support payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Krieger
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Joseph Maguire ,& Co
West Fourth Street
Merritt Cloak and Suit Cork ‘Pany
Burgh
Glass Company
R. R. Wilkinson
Burnett Avenue
Rost
Post. Square
Samuel
Laped
Dayton
Lapedes Brothers
H. Seinheimer
Progressive Pants Company
West Peak Street
Raith & Mack Shirt Company
Mayer, Schaner, Offner & Co
Qarl Friedich
United States of America
Mr. Friedich
West Court Street
John Campbell
Eggieson Avenue
John Servo
Filmore Street
Philip Brester
Oakley
Alec Schoenes
Central ‘Avenue
Morris Karatchits
Ridgeway Avenue
Stefan Pastilia
Mohawk Street
United States’ of America
Windhorst Company put in receivership in city court
The William Windhorst Company a dry goods firm at Twelfth and Main rows into the hands of Frank Lippard as receiver on petition by Louise Windhorst surety on a $1,860 note past due. Creditors press for payment while the firm holds a large inventory and assets valued above debts. receivers say business should continue to wind down goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Windhorst
Frank Lippard
Louise Windhorst
Windhorst
Sophia’ Wiman
Cobb, Howard & Bailey
Court of Appeals Hears Alimony Reduction Testimony
The Court of Appeals yesterday heard testimony on reducing alimony by $100 monthly, following Judge Warner’s order. The proceedings focus on adjusting spousal support in the Atterres Thorne case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Warner
Atterres Thorne
Russian Grand Duke Alexis Ill Health Suppresses Heir Fears
Report from St Petersburg states Grand Duke Alexis is critically ill, risking loss of the male heir to the throne. The czarevich is reportedly carried by a soldier as concerns grow over succession with four sisters and no brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Novil
Alexis
Russla
Charevitch
Divorce actions and alimony requests from multiple cases
The article lists several divorce filings citing abandonment, habitual drunkenness, neglect, and failure to support. It notes William H Schweikert Keith and Josephine, minor details about residences, and attorney representations. It also covers Alice Miller seeking divorce from John Miller with alimony and restoration to maiden name, and Tadda M Packer obtaining divorce from William Packer with alimony and banked funds retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Schweikert
Hernard Jacobs
Josephine
Fifteenth
Plum Street
Cogan, Williams & Ragland
Jacobs
Rose Roach
Ulysses
Roach
Newport
T. M. Cowguel
Sparks
Myrtle de Ford
George L. Kopp
Wm. HN. Schweikert
Koppis
Indianapolis
Tadda M. Packer
Westwood Avenue
William Packer
Ethel Helms
Clifford Brown
Packer
J. G. Penn
Hayes Convicted in Sharonville Horse Theft Case
Kelley Hayes found guilty of stealing a horse from John Powell of Sharonville in May, by Judge Cushing's jury. T. J. Howard for the defense and Walte M. Locke for the state. Russell Brewington pleaded guilty to assault and battery. Judge Cush ing fined him 260 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Hayes
John Powell
Sharonville
Cushing
T. J. Howard
Walte M. Locke
Russell Brewington
Cincinnatian Is Given Consulship
William Walker Smith of Cincinnati receives appointment as Secretary of Legation and Consul General to Santo Domingo with a substantial salary increase. Smith, a Cincinnati Law College graduate, formerly Third Secretary at Constantinople in 1910 and later Berne, has practiced law and served in the Ohio Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker Smith
Cincinnati
Legation
Santo Domingo
Smith
Constantinople
Berne
Bwitech
Cincinnati Law Bclieg
Ohio Legi Intature
Colorado Troops Deployed After Miner Strife
Governor Ammons ordered out state troops to quell miner clashes near Trinidad. Adjutant General Coese led the force as miners and mine guards exchanged fire, costing several lives. Troops encamped in the district and kept their arms ready to maintain peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coese
Trinidad
Rumor Link Talloing Co Chicago Move Affects Labor
Report cites Storr-Schaefer Talloing Company moving its Chicago plant to Cincinnati with 50 workers, initially labeled nonunion but found to be unionized veterans from Chicago and Cincinnati operations. Schaefer pledged more Chicago help and full Cincinnati operation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storr-Schaefer ‘Talloing Company
Pgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Union
Missing Fort Thomas girl sought by Cincinnati police
Antonette Frent zer, 18, from 2 Maple Avenue Fort Thomas disappeared from her home on election night and has not been heard from since. She attended a Cincinnati business college located in the First National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Antonette Frentzer
Maple Avenue
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati Business College
First National Bank
Too Late A Complete Short Story
Rutherford J. Van Trees a multimillionaire philanthropist and clubman awakens in a snowbound city street after a drive with his chauffeur Jules. The scene establishes his wealth and obsession with money as a cold night unfolds and questions arise about their whereabouts and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford J. van Trees
Jules
van Trees
Brenchman
Paris
John Craven
John
Elizabeth Craven
JoWin Craven
Craven
van ‘Trees
van Trées
Pullman
Union
Sta
Millionaire Van Trees Faces Charge Over Squalid Tenement Deaths
Rutherford J. Van Trees, a wealthy financier and philanthropist, is confronted with an indictment for the fire in the Cheapside Apartment House that killed fifteen residents. The scene shifts from poverty to privilege as the mogul contemplates his moral complicity and the city’s housing crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Trees
Jules
Cheapside
Thirtieth Street
Jesse
Old Vellum
John
Elizabeth Craven
Joe Sprong
Guardians of the Law
Sprote
Sprong
Richmond Street Blaze Sparks Brief Evacuation
Fire with heavy smoke forced two families from their home at 641 Richmond Street. Inmates escaped unharmed as smoke damaged the cellar and the blaze caused only slight damage. In Froissy France women hold all public offices in a village of 500 to 600 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Street
Froiasy
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Hamilton County
United States Courts
Naturalization Matters
Vasile Lupu
Lucille Lawson
Woodmanse
Mr. Baker
Eustaté
Warker
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Baker
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoagley
Miss Lawson
Hugo Woerle
Kleimann
Syccamore
Mary Worley
Irily
Woerle
J. T. ‘Rhyne
Charles Pahren
St. Bernard
Mary Pahren
Pahren
Charles T. Dumont
Frank RB. Dilley
Norwood
Edith
Bluffton
W. J. Schick
Caroline Rissel
Valentine Heurich
West Liberty Street
Russia
Criminal Court
Common Pleas. Court
Whitney Law Corporation
Collection Agency
Common Pleas Court
Plantiff
Joseph Huth
Huth
Schorr & Wesselman
William J. Hickey
Charles H. Glandorf
Eighth
Pium Streets
Hickey
Spring Grove Avenue
Ludlow Avenue
Glandorf
David Davis
Cl Tk
Stephens
Heill
Dickson
Louis Meyer
Meyer
Meyer Hives
Bank and
McLean Streets
Cincinnatian
Colorado
Ammons
Denver
SlGoy
Ammonsts SY
Tna
D. Nicholas Steible
Fergus Street
Meester van Trees
Thirtieth
Third
Lakeside
Gay Paree
Timz Anp
BEN Franklin Co
Main
Srd St
Gus Gildehaus
Undertaker
Vine Street
Canal
Avon
Mas Oo Iune
E. 7Th St
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