Stewart blames lure of races for forged check
Charles F. Stewart a sign painter formerly of New York City admits forging A N Wallace name on a 45 note drawn on Atlas National Bank July 13 1925 to cover financial troubles. He pleads guilty before Judge LeBlond who defers sentence awaiting Newport Ky matter resolution. Other defendants Lee Landergan Jones Miller Douglas await hearings or sentencing in related auto theft and robbery cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Stewart
New York City
A. N. Wallace
Atlas National Bank
Stewart
Albert Morse
LeBlond
Thomas Stewart
New York
Cincinnati
Carl Basler
Newport
Thornton E. Losey
Vine Street
Moses Landergan
Benjamin Saul
Mitchell Avenue
Joseph Douglas
George Street
Bernard Heheman
Racing Record
Third and Vine Streets
Caldwell
Skirvin's Slayer Pleads Not Guilty To Murder
Thomas Nicholson a private policeman of 930 Armory avenue pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge LeBlond on a first degree murder indictment returned Thursday. The charge accuses Nicholson of fatally striking Earl Skirvin 18 a motorman of 1456 Eastern avenue on June 17 1925.
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Thomas Nicholson
Armory Avenue
Divorce petitions cite mistreatment and infidelity in Dayton
In Domestic Relations Court Mrs Lucy Berlinger Schubert sues Frank Schubert of 1512 Cutterstreet whom she married in 1914 for divorce alleging neglect and support failure and that he spent her money on another woman while portrayed as single. Separately Mrs Emma Hammond seeks divorce claiming repeated cruelty including striking and tearing clothes since their 1923 marriage. Businesses Wesley Notting Co and George Otis face asset transfers to creditors amid poor finances and a receiver is sought for Hirschberg Sons junk dealers after a 1925 judgment remains unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schubert
Cutterstreet
Dayton
Lucy Berlinger
Schubert
Arthur A. Hammond
Emma M. Hammond
Newport
Wesley-Notting Company, Jewelers
Oegan
L. G. Hilpe
George Otis
Sycamore Street
Henry W. Merland
Anon Hirschberg
Hirschberg Sons
Dayton Pg
Common Pleas
Quick Garage Company
Joseph Bruns
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
The Common Pleas Court docket shows suit 196228 filed by Tri-State Ignition Company against Edward Hine & Son for 205.33, 196229 Lucy B. Schubert vs Frank Schubert for divorce and alimony, 196280 The Quick Garage Company vs Nathan Birschberg for appointment of receiver, 196231 Harry Kirchanblatt vs The H and T Auto Company for 243 and injunctive relief, and 196232 Emma Hammond vs Arthur A. Hammond for divorce.
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Common Pleas Court
The
Tri-State Ignition Company
Edward Hine & Son
Lucy B. Schubert
Frank Schubert
Quick Garage Company
Nathan Birschberg
Harry Kirchanblatt
H. & T. Auto” Company
Emma ‘M. Hammond
Arthur A. Hammond
Court notes report estates and railroad suit for 50000
Margie Nester as administratrix of John Nester's estate sues Phoeygeeks and Ohio Railway Company for 50000 alleging death as yard brakeman in Ky yards during car coupling on October 16 1924. Burkhardt Brothers Clothing Company patent case ruling absolves defendant. Sheriff orders medical care for prisoners Lanigan and Weiler with transfer considerations to Hamilton County General Hospital and Darke County jail departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Margie Nester
Ironton, O
John Nester
Pheygeeks & Ohio Railway Company
Ril
Burkhardt Bros. Clothing Mpany
Cherubino D'lcerio
Jacob E. Rappaport
Hickenlooper
D'Iorio
Hickenill
Miami
Henry T. Lanigan
Miami County
Jaid
Hamilton County
General Hospital
Eprerwonnys
Darke County
Hindenburgs Brother Writes Timely Drama
Bernard von Hindenburg the president's sixty year old brother has published a drama titled Galileo. Critics praise its diction and romanticism and note its timeliness amid a nationwide debate over science versus church dogma sparked by the Dayton Scopes trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bernard von Hindenburg
Galileo
Dayton
Tenn
Bridge Permit Sought for $2.5 Million Cleveland Depot Plan
The Union Terminal Company filed with the War Department for a permit to build a $2,500,000 bridge over the Cuyahoga River as part of Cleveland’s depot on the Square project, a development disclosed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
War Department
Cuyahoga River
Union Terminal Company
Welsh Healing Sect Attracts Attention In Wales
The Full Gospelers led by Walter Wakefield claim cures through anointing and immersion baptism. Locals report a crippled man walking after Wakefield’s bedside anointing and a woman allegedly cured of tuberculosis. Sea baptisms at Old Colwyn drew much notice as converts testify to faith.
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New York World News Service
London
Full Gospelers
Wales
Ign
Walter Wakefield
Manchester
Ola
Wakefield
Roberts
Old Colwyn
Innkeeper Held in Killing of Mrs Wickham
Five people, including Charles Capawanna, are in custody after the body of 45 year old Mrs. Wickham was found battered near Potters Paradise. Capawanna faces formal murder charges while three witnesses and a fourth person are held as material witnesses. Capawanna admits taking the woman to his car but says he left her blocks from her home. The slain woman was a frequent patron of the inn.
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West Orange
N. J
Frederick Wickham
Potters, Paradise
Charles Capawanna
Wickham
Capawanna
Pershing Jr Targets Paris Reporters in Summer Work
Warren Pershing son of General Pershing attracts Paris reporters and photographers as he spends a Paris summer in a Maryland Company garage on Boulevard Saint Cyr. He seeks anonymity but is identified, says he wants to learn everything about automobiles. He came with his aunt and follows his father's instruction to do something practical despite media interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch Fleurot
Newvy York World News Service
Paris
Warren Pershing
General Pershing
France
Frech
Compagnie Maryland
Boulevard St. Cyr
Switzerland
Pershing
N. Y
Whisky theft at Avondale home leads to arrest
Detective Bell recalls the September 1 1924 theft of twenty cases of whisky from Robert L Block of 3615 Washington Ave Avondale. A man registering as John Holliday 40 a Mt Washington tinsmith was arrested after liquor was recovered and info tied him to the burglary. A warrant followed on September 24 with Holliday last sighted yesterday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Block
Washington Avenue
Avondale
Bell
John Holliday
Mt. Washington
Holliday
Barr
ForGer y Charges Filed Against Conrad Bloom
Detectives Genter and Gernhardt filed two forgery charges against Conrad J. Bloom age 25 of 1033 West Eighth Street awaiting action by the Common Pleas Court on uttering forged notes. Attorney John Kramer of 28 Pickering Building claims Bloom forged Dr Carroll Decourcy's name on a $50 note and signed Jon O Brien's name on another $50 note on June 20.
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HLD
Conrad J. Bloom
Eighth Street
Genter and
Gernhardt
Bloom
Common Pleas Court
John Kramer
Pickering Building
Carroll
Jon O'Brien
West Sixth Street
Dawes Retains Crown as Champion Fisherman
Dawes remains the top fishing champion at the Humphreys ranch Col. A. E. Humphreys reports Dawes’s 14.5 inch trout shows size prowess despite not beating a 15.5 inch record set earlier by his eleven year old nephew Henry Bat of Jacksonville Fla. The vacation scene highlights size over count as Dawes continues to pace the sport.
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Associated Press
Wagon Wheel Gap
Col
Dawes
A. E. Humphreys
Henry Bat
Jacksonville
Fla
Bankruptcy notes filed in U S District Court
Yesterday the court heard one voluntary bankruptcy petition by Leonard H. Simmons of Hamilton Ohio with debts totaling $35 and assets $40. Three involuntary petitions named Clifford Harvuot creditor claims by Williamson Heater Co McFadden & Co Central Glass Co and Kelly Peer Tire Co. Also involuntary petitions against Frank L Biggs Jr and Superior Hy Test Motor Cine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Leonard H. Simmons
Hamilton, C
Cliford Harvuot
Herod Avenue
Williamson Heater Company
H. M. Fries
Hardware Roof and Supply Company
Frank Boesch
Frank L. Biggs, Jr
Frank
Australians Back Ameri can Fleet Visit Amid Rumors of Attacks
Melbourne editor Keith Murdock reports from Australia that the American fleet has won broad public enthusiasm with half a million visitors and widespread hospitality. He denounces rumors of assaults or a boycott as negligible, noting admirals Coontz and McClintock praise cordial relations and lack of any attacks.
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New York World News Service
Australia
Keith Murdock
Melbourne Herald
Melbourne
American
Truth
America
Coontz
McClintock
Australian disclaimers and public sympathy amid war time
Officials plead for worldwide publicity of Australian disclaimers as officers and men endure long hours and limited rest. The nation expresses grief and calls on America to understand that Australians are doing their best for American soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World News Service
America
N. Y
Retirements From Fire Department Due To Disability
Safety Director Tudor announced the retirement of two Fire Department members for physical disability. Lt. Frank Otte of Company 29 and Thomas Tibbles of Company 23 had each served sixteen years. Otte spent a year hospitalized after a crash on Poplar Street near Central Avenue.
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Fire Department
Tudor
Frank Otte
Thomas Tibbles
Company
Houston
Otto
Poplar Street
Central Avenue
Tibbles
Irish Day at Coney Island Celebrates Cork and Tipperary
Cincinnatians of Irish ancestry gather at Coney Island on August 16 for Irish Day. Irish banners and shamrocks decorate the park as jigs bagpipes and fiddles sound. A tug of war between Mike Grady's Corkonians and John Bland's Tipperarys tops the athletics with a growing shamrock pot prize.
Cincinnati Contractor among Low Bids for Bridge Work
A Cincinnati firm, H. L. Britz, contractor, was listed among low bidders for a roadway project announced by the State Highway Department. Britz bid 7,505.57 dollars for a concrete bridge at Georgetown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
State Highway Department
Associated Press
Columbus
H. L. Britz
Georgetown
Lincoln Bust Sparks Texas Tech Administration Row
Texas Technological College faces a protest over placing a bust of Abraham Lincoln in the administration building. J M Richards of Weatherford leads the challenge, while President Horn defends Lincoln beside Washington, Columbus, Lee and Wilson in the hall of fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Tex
Texas Technological College
Abraham Lincoln
J. M. Richards
Weatherford
P. W. Horn
Horn
Lincoln
Columbus
Washington, Lee
Woodrow
Richards
Grant
Sherman
Webster
Clay
Jefferson
Jackson
Calhoun
Benjamin Franklin
Stephen A. Douglas
Samuel J. Tilden
William J. Bryan
Jefferson Davis
McKinley
Vatican Official Alberto Lepidi Dies at the Vatican
The Rev. Alberto Lepidi master of the Apostolic Palace died at the Vatican Rome on August 1. The Pope is profoundly grieved as this is the first death of a Vatican official under the current pontificate.
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Rome
Alberto Lepidi
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
President Doum ergue Finds Queen of Holland Worth Millions
In Paris a 136 carat flawless blue diamond touted as the Queen of Holland astonished President Doumergue during a decorative arts visit. Jewelers say the gem, weighing 136 carats and cut perfectly, is valued between twenty and thirty million francs and is owned by an American firm on Fifth Avenue.
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Paris
Doumergue
Holland
Netherlands
Queen of Holland
Cape Colony
Fif Avenue
New York
French President Salary Quoted In Exchange Debate
A dialogue notes that at the present exchange rate a man would need twenty years of work to buy a small bauble while remarking the French president earns a million francs per year in salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meould
M. Doumergue
French Republic
Yale Scholarship Memorial for Yale student Griffin
Mr and Mrs William M Griffin announce a memorial scholarship at Yale University for their son Jack Merrillat Griffin who was killed in an automobile accident in New Haven Connecticut several weeks ago. Griffin belonged to the 1926 Sheffield Scientific School class at Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Wayne
Ind
William M. Griffin
Jack Merrillat Griffin
New Haven
Four Drown As Boat Capsizes on Big Lake
Four men drowned when a windstorm capsized their boat on Big Lake near Eagle River Wisconsin yesterday. A woman swam to shore amid the tragedy. The victims were Frank Johnson William Welsh John Hanson and George Hanson.
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Eagle River
Wis
Big Lake
Here
Frank. Johnson
William Welsh
John Hanson
George Hanson
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