Admission Granted for Dayton Lawyer in U S Courts
William S Rhotehamed of Dayton Ohio qualified for admission to the United States Courts Southern District Ohio Edward F Peters of Cincinnati was appointed trustee in bankruptcy for Clara Seegman estate Nicholas Beser of Beser Madden was appointed trustee in bankruptcy for William Adelman estate The D L Bates Brother Co adjudged bankrupt with debts 13826.46 assets 5076.29 The final judgment and decree filed in United States against twenty eight cases of West Baden Sprudel water ordered destroyed adulterated under pure food laws and condemned Ansolvency Judge Warner with Attorney Frank Kunkel argued on street improvements on Pair tax avenue bond and indemnity bond issue not accepted until six years later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Rhotehamed
Dayton
Ohio
United States
Southern District
D. L. Bates & Brother Company
Pany
Inkia
Edward F. Peters
Cincinnati
Warner
Frank Kunkel
E Street
Warren Brothers
Kunkel
Bryant
Naturalization Papers Filed By Roucchio and Others
Roucchio filed naturalization papers in the United States yesterday. The notice names Luigi Curley Frank Matt and Gin scippe among applicants in the period.
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Luigi Curley
Frank
Matt
Gin+scippe
Roucchio
United States
Grand jury returns 35 indictments amid gambling probe fallout
The grand jury issued 35 indictments and ignored 18 cases in a partial reset. Indictments span murder in the first and second degrees, robbery, burglary, assault to kill, carrying concealed weapons, grand larceny, unlawful driving, and criminal assault. Names include Ellsworth Jones, Stanley Merritt, Floyd Cowen, William Harris, William Herbig, and others. Several cases were set aside, with no connection to the gambling probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusweiler
Ellsworth Jones
Pecans
Michael Wills
Stanley Merritt
Orris B. Ney
Floyd Cowen
William Harris
William Herbig
Ben’ Tucker
George Johnson
Arthur Williams
Thomas Touens
Ben Johnson
Walter Bacon
Edgar White
Leroy Watkins
Fred W. Henner
James Wilson
Carl Coleman
John M. Murphy
Walter Doran
James Basteller
Louis Sax
William (Arr
Charles Bailey
John Jones
Horace Chenault
Nick Debonardise
William Davis
Jack White
W. H. Anderson
Charles Kailiey
Willam G. Bottdorf
Robert Brown
Richard Roberts
Samuel Mackinze
Clifford Smith
Ménry
Seer der
Cushing
Dérhur- Samu
Probate court set to administer Camilla Cross estate
Dr Frank Cross set the Probate Court to administer the estate of his late wife Camilla Shinkle Cross. The estate is estimated at $130 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cross
Camilla Shinkle Cross
Edward Durham sues Metropole Care for 1900 over disputed contract
Edward Durham files suit in Superior Court against Metropole Care Company seeking 1900 alleging a two year written contract from last year at 254 per week with 1300 a year. he claims discharge on July 21 and no further pay. Attorneys Horstmann and Horstman represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Durhph
Metropole Care Company
Qe Imber
Horstahai
Horstmani
Question on attorney consent for settlement and dismissal
A litigant in the Ammon Pleas Court seeks to dismiss a 2000 damages suit against M Werk Company with his attorney Klein insisting on the proper indorsement. Judge Cosgrave, agreeing this sets a bad precedent, orders notice to Klein before Monday morning hearing Flory's motion for dismissal. The case concerns settlement procedure and will of John Clifford Maegly.
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Cosgrave
Ammon Pleas Court
John Flory
M. Werk. Company
Aiout Consulting
Nicholas Kleih
Flory
Mr. Klein
Klein
John Clifford
Maegly
Gyrea Hauser
Stephan Hauser, Jr
George ‘Mitchel Maegly
Gustave
Legal Notices and Estate Matters Include Trust Provisions
The document outlines an 1911 estate plan with property valued between 30 000 and 49 000 held in trust for sons George and William Margiy and for daughter Mrs Hauser with lifetime income to her and a remainder to her children. It reports lawsuits, bondwaivers, and injunctions involving Greenwald, adjudications on stock purchases in the Second National Bank, and an injury case against Cincinnati Traction Company with damages sought by Cinnnati Traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaty, Fend & McAvoy
EraiNe
Max J. Greenwald
Sten ‘Pachoud
East
Greenald
UN San
Greenwala
Henry
W. Ren’ker
H. Brooks
Second National Bank
Benexer
Redding
Herseneys Oen
Beneker
Vlad
Bene
Aston
Wittiait/ H. OH? Burr
Ued Cinnnati Traction Se
Bamtages
Arti
Aventt
Carl Colidel
Jomoneuh
Bode & le Blond, Attorneys
Divorce Denied Sagmaster. Custody and Alimony Ordered
After an all afternoon hearing Judge Warner refused Sagmaster a divorce from his wife Mrs Sagmaster. The court granted custody of their three children to the Juvenile Court and ordered Sagmaster to pay four dollars weekly alimony. Mrs Sagmaster provoked interruptions in court and was warned to restrain herself. The husband claimed drunkenness. the wife’s attorney cited marital strain and alleged husband’s infidelity as cause.
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Joseph ‘ Sagmiaster
Sagmaster
Warner
Thomas Cogan
Vine Street
Ae Che
East Lynnd
Sraengy
Richard E
Werner
Cosgrave
Clara Landis
Herman Landis
Edith
Edwin
Landis
W. C. Meyer
Rappoport
Fred x Menne
Uzen Willfally
Mayfred Menne
Ellis B. Gregg
Jennie B. Brauer
Main, Street
Pleasant Ridge
Harry Bauer Yaterday
Suduhaay
Bauer
Tauer
Wis
Juvige Warner
Marriga
Thie
Frank A
John ‘Horstemeyer
Mary Horstemeyer
Steublhville
Lykins
Howard BR. Wolf
Ada A. Wolf
West Beventh Street
Sabina
Ohio
Wolf
Chhelawatl
Owen N. Kinnky
Owen N. Kinnky, Attheney
John Henry
Edith Henry
Ed A. .Tepe
Edyth
George Renachler
Renschaler
Vernon Adams
Fair de
Albert Baschang
A. J. Seaman
Jobs C. Rogers
Mayor Doubts Dayton Offer and Court Actions Report
Dayton rumor about Mayor Hunt being offered the City Manager post is denied by Hunt who remains in Cincinnati to practice law. The article also covers multiple divorce actions including Landis, Menne, Brauer, Horstemeyer, Wolf, and Henry, with custody requests and alimony details.
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Hunt
Dayton
Ohio
Huunt
Cincinnati
Church Notes and Sermons At Essex Place
Church notes describe services at First Congregationalist Church Essex Place with sermons by Rev. W and Pastor Cup, soloist Master Iica. Times listed include 8:00 PM Sabbath and 9:46 AM, with references to ministers Millan, Werthner, and others.
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Essex Place
McMillen
Cup —A. Master Iica of
Werthner
Ane Elem
Rejected saloon men threaten lawsuits over license actions
Reports to the License Commissioners indicate many saloon operators losing licenses plan court challenges. The board may bar up to thirty men after hearings and bribe allegations, with actions possibly extending to federal court over constitutional objections.
Norwood Masons to Dedicate New Home
Norwood Lodge No. 576 to dedicate its new home on Weyer Avenue behind the Public Library. Grand Lodge commands oversee the ceremony with the Grand Master of Columbus as principal speaker and speeches by Frank M. Thomas Frank A. Engtardt Colonel Milish Jacob Brom and Joel C. Clare. The procession will run from the temple through South Norwood to Smith Road Main Avenue and back to hall with all commanderies represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Lodge of Free Masons
Norwood Lodge
Weyer Avenue
Grand’ ‘Lodge
Grand Master of Columbus
Frank M. Thomas
Frank A. Engtehardt
Grand Lodge
Colonel Milish
Jacob Brom
Joel C. Clare
Temple
South Norwood
Smith Road
Main Avenue
Hall
Foresters Memorial Sunday at St Peters Cathedral
The Catholic Order of Foresters combined courts hold their annual memorial service on Sunday November 9 at St Peters Cathedral Eighth and Plumb streets at 3 o clock in the afternoon Archbishop Moeller presides and blesses Rev Herman H Rechtin will call the roll and deliver the memorial sermon A musical program conducted by Prof Fehring features soloists and a 100 voice male choir Memorial cards and pins will be handed out during the service by the commander.
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Order of Foresters Combined Courts
St. Peters Cathedral
Eighth and Plumb Streets
Archbishop Moeller
Herman H. Rechtin
Fehring
Ana
Judge Burns on Bench During Trial
Judge Hoffman was severely burned when matches in his vest pocket ignited as he leaned against the bench while charging the jury in a case between EB G and G H Empin vs Elizabeth Donnewald for attorneys fees. The jury returned a verdict of $103.82 with Dr. Eric Twachtman providing aid.
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Attor
Hoffman
Judes Hoffman
Eric Twachtman
EB. G
G. H. Eempin
Elizabeth Donnewald
Couple Rewed After Brief Separation at Courthouse
Mary B. Bittmann divorced from George Bttt with custody of their child and $4 a week. Yesterday they were at the courthouse and secured a marriage license. They were first married in August 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Bittmann
George
Grows Siberian Alfalfa to Reclaim Western Lands
Williams P. Kirkwood notes alfalfa from Siberia and Russia could stabilize farming and boost profits. A Canadian style project in Ontario aims to grow wide range alfalfa to reclaim high dry lands, rebuilding soils, supporting livestock, and spurring Western agriculture wealth.
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Iddie
Williams P. Kirkwood
American Review of Reviews
Ota
Siberia
Elan
Mediterranean
Western
Middle Beige
Hansen
Doctors Seek Unclaimed Bodies for Medical Use
Secretary Sherman of the Cincinnati Anatomical Association asked county commissioners for all unclaimed bodies that come to the coroner as allowed by Section 9984 of the Code. The matter was referred. The court also heard county legal counsel report on an appeals decision favorable to the county regarding the experimental farm title and received a request from North Hyde Park Business Men's Club to repair Madison Pike. A Colerain and Miami Township petition sought raising Taylor Creek road. A $1156.60 Pasteur treatment claim for EBIL Miller’s daughter was rejected for late filing. County depositories reported $1,688,494.15 on Oct 21. The commission refunded overcharged flood emergency bond interest to Fifth Third National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Cincinnati Anatomical Association
Charles A. Groom
County Legal Counsel
Court of Appeals
North Hyde
Oakley
Madisonville
Cowen
Colerain
Miami Townships
Taylor Creek
Harrison Pike
Schweitzer
Campbell
Fifth-Third National
Noiseless Sleepers Sought After in Rail Travel
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad argues for regulations to curb noise in sleeping cars and the Railway Age Gazette sees it as a step forward though hard to maintain. It notes bells, guards, and arrivals cause disturbances at night and urges calmer practices for a calmer journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Eastern
Ilinois
Railway Age. Gazette
Railway Age Gazette
Who Does The Paying Special to The Americas
Washington date line reports the government has not solved the income tax issue completely. A new dilemma arises over alimony payments over 3000 dollars and who should bear the tax cost. The question is whether the ex-husband pays before delivering the alimony or if the ex-wife pays.
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Americas
Washington
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