Main Street Merchants Urge Active Campaign for New Business
The Main Street Merchants' Association forms with 200 plus stores on Cincinnati's Main Street. It aims to modernize lighting, streetcars, and windows, boost publicity, and push canal bridge and canal bed improvements to revive the street as a prime shopping district. Cooperation from traffic officials supports rerouted streetcar lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Business Street
Cincinnati
A. G. Rist
Herman Wessel
James S. Richards
Nurenberger
Marca
Walnut Hills
Norwood
Madisonville
Walnut
McMicken
Cincinnat
Jennings-Miller Co
William Windhorst Co
Tha Hawke Bros. Co
M. B. Schwertker
the Main Cloak & Bull Go
Dines Furniture House
Lynch's Star Shoe House
J. Ht
Ap. Kaha 'Keeinger
Edward P. Leininger
Franke
Unusual Catholic Priest Testifies in Insolvency Court Divorce Case
In Insolvency Court yesterday Leonard W. Bachus a bookkeeper sued Vera Bachus for divorce charging abuse and lack of family support. Priest Rev. George H. Geers corroborated Bachus on family issues while Judge Warner halted for potential reconciliation. If unresolved the suit may be dismissed with $6 weekly alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olic Priest
Leonard Ww
Bachus
Kramig & Coj
Eighth
Eggleston ‘Avenue
Vera Bachus
Bagt Third Street
George H. Geers
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Warner
Kelley
Huseman
Remke
Badine
Littleford
James
Ballard
Frost
Divorce Actions and Alimony Requests Reported
Multiple divorce filings and alimony petitions surface. Susan Koch seeks court order for support from Michael Koch, citing paralysis and inability to work. Hebblethwaite and Wright matters listed with spouses alleging abandonment and neglect. Additional separations noted for Bruce and others with various attorneys handling the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Koch
Susan Koch
William P. Hohmann
Baumgartner Pleads Guilty to Burglary and Theft
Albert Baumgartner pleaded guilty to burglary and theft of 45 dollars of goods from a Cy Notp. Judge Cushing sent him to the reformatory yesterday. Mrs. Leroy Paisley sought release for her husband held to the grand jury on a charge of carrying concealed weapons, arguing the accusation lacks merit. Paisley says he came to Cincinnati for work and carried a razor to shave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baumgartner
Cy Notp
Cushing
Reformatory
Leroy Paisley
Grand Jury
Pogue
Paisley
Cincinnati
Reformatory Sentences in City Court
Prosecutor Pogue awaits Police Court transcript to decide next steps after a man with a large Mexican knife is restrained. A penniless mother supports two coughing children, both a city charge. Marie Chiefer and George Davis sent to the reformatory for concealed weapons. Alien J. Sloane pleaded guilty to pocket picking of $170 and also sent to the reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Hardy
Sadie
D. Hardy
Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordaville
Hardy
Thomas J. ‘Howard
Pogue
Marie Chiefer
George Davis
Reformatory
Alien J. Sloane
George Cann
Child Run Down by Car Sparks $6000 Suit
On August 23 Vin cent Weaver five years old was struck on Liberty Street near Baymiller Street. His mother Lubbie Weaver sues B S Sullivan in Superior Court for $6000 claiming injuries including facial scarring and hearing loss. Attorneys Thomas L. Michie and William P. Hohmann represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Weaver
Liberty Street
Baymiller Street
Lubbie Weaver
Superior Court
B.S. Sullivan
Sullivars
William P. Hohmann
Real estate brokers sued for unpaid commission in Common Pleas
William A. Draddy and John M. German doing business as William A. Draddy brokers were sued in Common Pleas Court for 517.52 alleged due to Alex T. Hazen, real estate man. Hazen says he employed the firm to handle 100 shares of Amalgamated Copper stock in November last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Draddy
John M. German
Union Trust Building
Common Pleas Court
Alex T. Hazen
Hagen
Amalgamated Copper
Legal Proceedings and Damages From Local Courts
The report details civil and personal injury actions in Cincinnati courts. Hazen disputes an $8,695.50 transaction balance with $617.52 unpaid. A consent verdict of $500 favors William Harwood against E K Morris Co for injuries from a company automobile. A joint judges committee studies new civil verdict rules effective dates. Oscar Fowler sues Thomas A Toben for false registration damages. John Branch sues Cincinnati Reduction Co for $7,500 after a 1911 gasolene plant explosion. appellate court previously reduced a prior award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
William Harwood
E. K. Morris & Co
Collinge
Harwood, Robertson ‘and Buchwalter
Common Pleas Court
Oscar Fowler
Thomas A. Toben
Fowler
Toben
Firet Ward
William Thorndyke
Nippert
John Branch
Cincinnati Reduction Company
Branch
Worthington and Strong
Cogan, Williams and
Thomas L. Michie
Ued
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James 8S. Richards
Agrist
Herman Wissel
Pexesano
Vici Kid
Race
Arcade
John Johnson
Mary Johnson
Fredricks & Huffman
Maud Karnes
West Eighth Street
Howard T. Karnes
Albert. D
Lawrence Rengler
Marie de Fréees
de Frees
Lyric Blan
Harry Conor
Claudia
Louis Mann
GR. Andmar
Maud Adams
Heuck
Blanche Bryap
David Bela
Heuck Players
Apheum Players
Henry Straus
Fifth and Walnut
Old Kentucky
Olympic
Matinee Daily
Iyo Vospy
Leo
Steves
Gayety Girls
Gee the
Rose Brydell
Johnny Weber
Goldberg
R. L. Goldberg
Paris
Guy
Uttle
Boedker
Darby & Benedict, Attorneys
Arthur Russell Hebblethwaite
Park Avenue
Mary Jardine Hebblethwaite
Toledo
Meyer
Myrtle Wright
Norwoal
Jane
Tepe
Hattie
Repite
Willie ‘Mertick
East Pearl Street
Hobmann
Helen ‘Bruce
Henry Bruge
North
Criminal Court
Pugh
Kroger Grocery and ‘Baking Company
Thomas Thompson
Georgia
Thompson
Harman, Colston, Goldsmith
Hazen
Ig Stll
Dolle, Taylor and O'Donnell
WM. K. Herin
Pioneer St
Office Des
Sol J. Levi
Central Avenue
6Th ST
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