Indictments Lifted Against Reynolds in Cincinnati Case
Three indictments against Robert R Reynolds former manager of the Cincinnati Ice Delivery Company charging obtaining money under false pretenses and embezzlement were nolled by Judge Caldwell on motion of Prosecutor Pogue and officers. Reynolds fled in 1911 to Honduras and later returned to face charges but cannot be extradited. The petitions argue he seeks work with a fruit company to reimburse his former employers while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
KR. Reynolds
Cincinnati Tee Delivery Company
Caldwell
Pogue
Thin City
Reynolds
Ice Company
Monduras
Sing
Honduras
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
Pall Festival Association
United Fruit Company
James Cullen
John A. Kerley
John G. Broxterman
John Y. Conn
Laster Mlair
Justus Goebel
Otto Armleder
Julian C. Shaefer
Philip Fomlick
A. B Stanbery
C. B. Braunstein
Bert L. Baldwin
Johnl. Shuff
H. H. Suydam
W. H. Harrison
Harry Ll. Manns
Jax
P. Orr
WM. Etrobridges
J. Chan McCullough
J. Wiehgar
Gordon
Marry T. Atkins
A. J. Conroy
C. L Honif
Armleder
Alt
Atte
Ube
Court cases from bankruptcy to divorces and injuries
Bankruptcy petition filed by Charles Stoecker listing debts of 2129.33 and liabilities 542.19. Suit actions involve Columbus and Columbus and Hastings Traction, Ohio Electric Railway, and Internal Revenue disputes. Divorces granted or sought include Minnie Meader, Carolyn Dixon, Kate, Katherine Kling, and Susan Ledford with alimony, custody, or abandonment claims. Personal injury suit by Mamie Gormerly against Cincinnati Traction for injuries on Vine Street. Several other divorce and property matters and a jury of witnesses in the Warner court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stoecker
David David
Columbus and Hastern Traction Company
Ohio Electric Railway Company
Gilligan
United States District Court
Hollister
Internal Revenue
McPherson
Fort Wayne, van Wert and
Lima’ Traction Company
Imperial Home Laundry Company
Mamie Gormerly
Covington, Ky
Cincinnati Traction Company
Vine Street
Byrne
Read
Psi
Bede
LeBlen
Mallelay
Frank Clay
Carolyn
Dison
Ing
William Dixon
Minnes
Carter
Minnie Meader
Robert
Meader
C. L. A. Street Railway Company
Cosgrave
Letitia Meader
North Bend
Powell& Smiley
Henry, Hahn
Main Street
Mary A. Hahn
Basler
Hazel Fink
Weeley Avenue
John Fink
Thorndyke
Walter Kling
Mulberry
Katherine Kling
Gunweller & Klein
James W. Thomas
Gilbert
Leona M. Thomas
Derbes
Frank Keller
E. Fifth Street
Katherine Keller
H. D. Burnett
Fred W. Robinson
John Street
Maggie Robinson
Minnes & Carter
Susan
Robert Ledford
Warner
Kate
William Spence
Clarence E. McMullin
Loretta’ McMullin
East Fourth Street
McMullin
Dunkirk
N.Y
Loretta Neuman
Stanley Struble
Lawyers report damages in several Cincinnati transit cases
A verdict of 585.80 was rendered against William P. Devon and Charlies Devon for work on remodeling 14 Central avenue. Saul Zielonka represents the Instruction Company with Jackson and Woodward for Devon. October 29, Joseph Forachbach was injured on a car at Fourteenth and Vine, suing Cincinnati Traction for 35,000. A. D. and H. B. Alcorn and Henry T. Bruns filed against Cincinnati Traction for 7,500. October 10, a car hit Burns at Erie and Grace, causing a broken collar bone. Thomas L. Michie and William P. Hebmann are attorneys. Pasquali Pusateri sues Cincinnati Traction for 5,000 for injuries from a car striking his horse and wagon on Baymiller Street October 20. Moses Ruskin represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Devon
Charlies Devon
Ohio Building and Construction Company
May
Central Avenue
Saul Zielonka
Jackson and Woodward
Devon
Fourteenth and Vine Streets
Joseph Forachbach
Cincinnati Traction Company
A. D
Alcorn
Henry T. Bruns
Burns
Erie
Grace Avenues
Thomas L. Michie
William P. Hebmann
Pasquali Pusateri
Baymiller Street
Moses Ruskin
Lizzie McGaffrey Sues for Divorce Custody and Property
Lizzie McGaffrey sues husband John Mc Caffrey for divorce alleging months of mistreatment and habitual drunkenness. She seeks custody of their child and possession of the grocery at 623 Harriet Street. Judge Warner issues a temporary order forbidding disposal of the grocery. George H. Silverman is the attorney. Frank High seeks a divorce from Christine Marx alleging neglect of duties and a separation since May 190%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCaffrey
Lizzie McGaffrey
Harriet Street
Warner
McCaffrey
George H. Silverman
Frank High
Christine Marx
Jury venire exhausted in Hu ber murder case. new panel drawn
The venire of 36 jurors for the Robert Huber first degree murder case was exhausted without a verdict as John Kunzelman’s killer case could not proceed. Judge Cushing ordered 25 more jurors to be drawn for Monday. 11 jurors remain in the box with 15 challenges for both sides. Edgar White was convicted of arresting to wound Patrolman John Dulaney. Arthur Brown pleaded guilty to assault and battery. W H Bush represented the defense and Simon Ross the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Huber
John Kunzelman
Cushing
Edgar White
John Dulaney
Caldwell
Arthur Brown
W. H. Bush
Simon Ross
Annie Lichtenstein Freed From Custody On Habeas Corpus
Annie Lichtenstein wife of Samuel Lichtenstein clothing renovator was released from Longview Hospital on probation by Judge Warner on a writ of habeas corpus. She was brought to court and shown to have recovered under nurse care at her husband’s Clinton street home and ordered released from asylum custody. Attorney for Mrs. Lichtenstein was Joseph L. Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lichtenstein
Samuel Lichtenstein
Longview Hospital
Warner
Clinton Street
Joseph L. Meyer
Lichenstein
Go Full of Air in Norwood Gas Supply Questioned
Norwood council referred to the solicitor a report by Service Director Zimmerman alleging the city gas supply contains air and is below standard, increasing bills. Mayor-elect Harry E. Englehardt urged investigation and reporting at the Monday meeting.
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Norwich
Harry E. Englehardt
Norwood Council
Zimmerman
Norwood Gas
The Younger Generation and Half an Hour at Theaters
A mixed program at The GRAND A features The Younger Generation and Barrie’s Half an Hour with Ida Waterman praised for speaking ability. KEITHS- Kell returns with Digby in A Women’s Way. GARDEN offers cabaret and burlesque. Atlas presents acrobats. ensemble pieces include The Confession and The Other Woman.
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Barrie
Ida
Waterman
Walnut
Helen Ware
Keiths
Kell
Maby
Deett
Panne
Grace George
Bies
Sinters Anang i Jotentions
Buck Invites Empress Staff to Keiths Reception
Joan D Buck stage manager invites the Empress Theater staff from manager George Fish to each crew member to a reception at Keiths Theater. In return for a luncheon and reception Buck left Empress to join Keiths staff and received a silver service token from former Empress employees. Buck’s brother Charles later became Empress stage manager.
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Joan D. Buck
Keith
Hen
Empress Theater
George ¥. Fish
Ind
Buck
Empress
Wie
Ftelow
Charles
Tinh
Suits for John Milton ARcher as estate heirs court action
The eccentric late John Milton Archer, aged about seventy, left a 250000 estate to a trust with restricted letters about his heirs and letters of support. He amassed five cars and many instruments while alive, and his uncle at Marion Soldiers Home later proved his claim to the nephew's property.
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Milton
John
Tingle
Bowman
Mirror
Marion
Ind
Beaver council bans animal dances at Bible class
In Beaver Pennsylvania the Council of Beaver at the Hirst Methodist Church formed a committee to watch for dances like the tango and honey hug. Twelve Bible class members could not describe the moves. A plumber suggested spotting the knees touching the floor to deem a dance.
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Americas
Pitteburg
Council of
Beaver
Bud Hess
Hirst Methodist Church
Halle
Iarvers
Dee
Bible Glass
Matthew Stanley Quay
Fire at Commercial Cafe and Hotel on Walnut Street
Early morning blaze at 522 Walnut street alarmed hotel guests as firemen fought the flames to the sound of a pianola. Fire started in the rear for unknown reasons, was quickly controlled, with minor damage. the saloon had been refused license.
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Walnut Street
Arrest Wife Abuser In First District Case
Albert Lederle a baker of 508 Richmond Street was arrested by Patrolmen Tshus and Frick charged with abusing his family. He allegedly struck his wife and threatened to shoot his four children. Mrs Lederle hid two revolvers and summoned police. She said he was intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lederle
Richmond Street
Tshus and Frick
Firs
Lederle
Dayton lawyer Harry Simons arrested for alleged insurance theft
Harry Simons of Dayton Kentucky was arrested by Campbell county Sheriff Beitz and jailed in Newport on charges of wrongful conversion of funds belonging to Western and Southern Life Insurance Company.
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Harry Simons
Dayton
Beitz
Campbell County
Newport
Simons
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Fire at Ohio Tanning plant causes light damage
A small fire at the Ohio Tanning Company storage building at 2822 Spring Avenue is believed to have been caused by a naptha kettle boil over. The one story structure sustained slight damage yesterday.
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Ohio Tanning Company
Springere Avenue
Bitter Attacks Hit Anti-Saloon League Leader
Tension rose at a recent convention as literature criticizing alleged methods of enforcement circulated. The pamphlets, distributed near Memorial Hall, charged corruption among minor officials and referenced the Prohibition paper edited by Rev A G Robinson.
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Dickey
Albion, College
Batde
A. G. Robinson
St. Louis
Baker
Cnies
Cable Hoist Cable Break Hurts Steel Worker
Emmet Lang, 30, of 632 Weer Seventh Street, was raised on a hoist at Main and Ullian streets when the lifting cable snapped. He fell to the street, fracturing his left leg and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Main
Uittan
Emmet
Man Without a Soul Invites Guests to Hanging
The article reports Harry Spencer, the man described as the man without a soul, inviting six people to witness his hanging. Invitations go to Captain Halpin and others, with Spencer promising a formal party and asking attendees to attend his execution.
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Chicago
Denry D Spencer
Hatpin
Captain Halpin
Pastor Urges Red Cross Seals for Christmas Campaign
Rev Frank H Nelson of Christ Church urges use of Red Cross Christmas Seals to fight tuberculosis. The Christmas Seal Committee, named by Dr Igauer, plans immediate action to distribute 1,000,000 stickers and enlist department and drug stores in sales. Postmaster Monfort may authorize a sales pacer in the post office corridor.
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Red Cross
Frank H. Nelson
Crist Church
Nelson
Samuel Igleuer
Anti Tuberculosis League
League
Monfort
Saloon Keeper Carl Setzer Dies After Court Crisis
Carl C. Setzer 36 of 56 South Perrine Street, who ran a saloon at 224 South Main Street, died by his own hand after receiving an affidavit from Juvenile Officer Bernie Dit alleging liquor sales to a minor. The report notes his fear of facing Juvenile Court on the charge.
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Sperial
Darton
Uch
Bernie Dit
Carl C. Setzer
South Perrine Street
South Main Street
Man at Whittier Street Attempts Self Harm
Edward Fagnold of Whittier Street attempted suicide by stabbing himself in the left side last night. He was taken to City Hospital where the wound was not serious and he refused to reveal the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fagnold
Whittier Atreet
Ais Costa
Swallowed Pin Threatens 18 Year Old Injured Moser Case
An X-ray image shows a pin swallowed by Hilda Moser aged 18 of 2227 Vine Street. Dr. Sidney Lange conducted the exam seeking the pin’s location. A surgical operation may be required to remove the object.
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Hilda Moser
Vine Street
Sidney, Lange
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Hamilton County
Otc
Piensa Court
Ohio
Robert R. Reynolds
United States Court
Common Pleas Court
Criminal Court
Norwood
Soldiers’ Home
Anti-Saloon League
Kernel
Novie
Anti-Sa
Loon League
Inapiae
P. A. Baker
Samuel L
PA Baker
Harry Spencer
Christmaa
Earth
Igiauer
Starr Pord
J. M. Wieltow
JH. Kenpon Dunham
Rev Néleon
Henry Hennemeyer
Louis G Freiberg
Arthur Boden
Mees
Sarah B. Halbert
Rudolph Benson
Wilson’s Paint
Kroger
House of Krogers
Florida
LARD
Avondale
Mery
Mt Cotn
Eden Pare Creamery
Pont Withs
Few & Store. Ag
Tenaine
Red Star
Virginia
Lic
Sean
Bartlett
Bennett
Farhous Modesta
Sue
the Club
Nize
Hulk Iwidred Berties
Kroger’s
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