Appointment of a Receiver for Simmons Real Estate Co
In Common Pleas Court, Fred L. McFarland seeks appointment of a receiver for Simmons Real Estate Company at 525 Walnut Street. The suit alleges a 1925 conspiracy by Max Ferne and Charles Kanter to loot the firm, leaving only $100 cash and $500 in furniture amid about $38,000 in liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Real Estate Company
Walnut Street
Common Pleas
Fred L. McFarland
Harry H. Shafer
McFarland
Max Ferne
Ferne
Charles Kanter
Kanter
Embezzlement Guilty Plea Delayed Sentence
Harry Moore 38, assistant superintendent of People's Casualty Company in Detroit, pleaded guilty to embezzling 248.09 from Prudential Insurance on February 27, 1922. Judge LeBlond deferred sentence for six months and released him on his own recognizance after Chester Shook urged a suspended term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
People’s Casualty Company
Detroit
LeBlond
Moore
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Whit
Chester Shook
Court notes list estates and cases from probate and criminal courts
An estate valued around 20 000 goes to Mary Elizabeth Louis per John H Louis will dated March 25 1925 filed in Probate Court. The Gallagher will intestate to widow Anna Davis Gallagher. Thomas Nicholson receives court appointed defense for first degree murder charges. Chester Park Amusement Co named defendant in 10 000 damage suit over an incident involving Robert LaFontaine and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Louis
Wood Street
John H. Louis
Mary Eliz Bacon
Austin Blaine Louis
Edith A. Louis
Irene L. Louis
John C. Gallagher
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Anna Davis Gallagher
Chester Park Amusement Company
Common Pleas
Robert LaFontaine
Mary LaFontaine
Five Autoists Go to Jail for Speeding in City Court
In Traffic Court Judge Woeste jailed five motorists for speeding after they pleaded guilty or were found guilty. Oscar Delacroix of 3545 Idlewild Avenue received two days and a $100 fine plus costs for 45 mph on Lower River road and criticized the jail as filthy. Others jailed or fined included George Baker of Dayton, Walter Lindawood, Harold Boehl, and Heliya Thomas. the article lists their ages, addresses, speeds, and penalties. Additional violators named include James Wilson, S B Riedy, Alten Cosgrove, Kenneth Glardon, Paul Whiteman, Frank Gallagher, William Miller, and Anthony Lehnkuhl with varied speeds and fines. Trial of Fred Bissinger continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeste
First District
Oscar E. Delacroix
Anderson Ferry
Idlewild Avenue
Lower River Road
The
Commercial Tribune
Delacroix
Rathman and
Young
River Road
George H. Baker
Dayton
Spring Grove Avenue
Parker and Waechter
Baker
Walter Lindawood
Beech Avenue
Norwood
Harold Boehl
Gilsey Avenue
Heliya Thomas
Sixteenth Street
Covington
Lindawood
Boehl
Reading Road
Woester
Thomas
Kellogg Avenue
James Wilson
Linn Street
S. B. Riedy
Rosedale Avenue
Alten Cosgrove
Kenneth Glardon
Eastern Avenue
Paul Whiteman
Coney Island
Ronathan Avenue
Frank Gallagher
Alpine Place
Gilbert Avenue
William Miller
Hamilton
Hamilton, O
Fred Bissinger
Main Street
Liberty Street
Westernavenue
Anthony Lehnkuhl
Shaffer Avenue
Charles Morrison
Clark Street
Fire Department
William Schwartz
Injury at Hilarity Hall Leaves Boy With Long Recovery
The boy was severely injured when crushed between a moving stairs and a wall in Hilarity Hall. He was dragged thirty feet, foot bruised and crushed, requiring medical care for two months. A tumor formed and he cannot wear a shoe comfortably. Edna Clifton, a Black woman, pleaded guilty to shooting Douglas Willis, a Black man, on May 27 and received a six month suspended sentence. Clifton said Willis was her common law husband and she shot him after he began seeing other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilarity Hall
Edna Clifton
Douglas Willis
Willis
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A list of new cases filed in Common Pleas Court includes Robert LaFontaine vs. Chester Park Company for 10000 damages, Alice Gillam vs. Harry Gillam for divorce and child custody, Mary Schulz vs. Richard Schulz for divorce and alimony, Citizens National Bank vs. Fred L. Schlone for 1000, Betty Sanders vs. Fred Sanders for divorce, Mary Franklin vs. William Anklin for divorce, Bertha Williams vs. Industrial Commission on appeal filed, Ottillia agoins vs. Cornelius J. Petzhold for 3275.84, Central Acceptance Corporation vs. Suters Auto Service Company, James B. Dean vs. Caroline F. Dean for divorce, Elizabeth Goodwin vs. Walter win for partition, and Fred L. McFarland vs. the Simmong Real Estate Company for appointment of receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert LaFontaine
The
Chester Park Company
Alice Gillam
Harry Gillam
Mary Schulz
Richard Schulz
Citizens National Bank
Fred L. Schlone
Betty Sanders
Fred Sanders
Mary Franklin
William Anklin
Bertha Williams
Industrial Commission
Ation
Ottillia Agoins
Cornelius J. Petzhold
Central Acceptance Corporatee
Suters Auto Service Company
James B. Dean
Caroline F. Dean
Elizabeth Goodwin
Walter Win
Fred L. McFarland
Simmong Real Estate Company
Bankruptcy final report in Drieborg case filed
The final report of referee in bankruptcy Charles T. Greve was filed in the voluntary bankruptcy of John N. Drieborg, a meat cutter of 65225 One Avenue Norwood, showing no assets and liabilities of 2500. An application for admission to practice before the United States District Court was submitted by Louis J. Stricker of 388 Rockdale Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Charles T. Greve
John N. Drieborg
One Avenue
Norwood
Drieborg
United States District Court
Louis J. Stricker
Rockdale Avenue
Murder charge placed against Floyd Whitaker
Floyd Whitaker 43 of 907 Richmond street proprietor of Camp Hungry on the Little Miami River near Kellogg avenue was charged yesterday by Chief Kirgan with the murder of Walter McAdams 3826 Kellogg avenue brakeman for the N and W Railroad on Saturday night. The shooting ended an argument over the right of way of a narrow road from the camp to Kellogg avenue. Louis Erbaber 1526 Republic street Robert Allshouse 3805 Columbia avenue and Robert Neely 3534 Kroger avenue held as witnesses were released yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd. Whitaker
Richmond Street
Hungry
Little Miami River
Kellogg Avenue
Kirgan
Walter McAdams
N. & W. Railroad
Louis Erbaber
Republic Street
Robert Allshouse
Columbia Avenue
Robert Neely
Kroger Avenue
Extension of U S Navy Call in Australia Denied
Melbourne residents welcomed the United States fleet and its sailors who had entertained them since July 23 but authorities announced no extension to the visit. Both sides expressed warm regard for the friendship formed as the fleet prepared to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Australia
Associated Press
Melbourne
Frisco to Hawaii nonstop flight slated for September
Navy fliers will launch a San Francisco to Honolulu nonstop flight starting September 2 or the next favorable day. The 2030 mile route is estimated to take about twenty six hours with a first stop at Kahului Maui before reaching Honolulu, shortening the leg by about 370 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Navy
San Francisco
Honolulu
Kahului
Maui
Bogen to Head Bnai Brith International Society
Dr. Boris D. Bogen former head of the United Jewish Social Agencies and longtime Field Secretary of the National Conference of Jewish Charities will become Secretary of the Bnai B'rith International Jewish Society. Alfred M. Cohen of Cincinnati announced the selection after conferring with Dr. Bogen in California. He will succeed Leon L. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogen
B’nai B’rith
Boris D. Bogen
United Jewish Social Agencies
National Conference of Jewish Charities
B'nai B'rith
International Jewish Society
Alfred M. Cohen
Cincinnati
Cohen
California
Leon L. Lewis
Speeders to be tried at courthouse plan discussed
After a conference with Sheriff Witt and Chief Deputy Sperber special prosecutor Edward Strasser announced speeders arrested on county roads would likely be tried at the Courthouse. Magistrates from townships would rotate on the speed bench and speeders would be cited to court at a set time. aggravated cases would require bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt
Sperber
Edward Strasser
Strasser
Cincinnati and 7 Teen Municipalities Seek 3.5 Mil Levy
The City of Cincinnati and seventeen other Hamilton County municipalities filed requests with the County Budget Commission to add a 3.5 mill levy within the 10 mill limit for general purposes. Newtown Addyston Elmwood and North College Hill did not file, barred by deadline. Only Cincinnati is eligible for the 3.5 mills, while others may get 3 mills. all may add 1 mill under the limit. The Budget Commission reorganized with Charles S. Bell as Chairman, William Hess as Secretary, and Fred Bader as third member. The state set extended budget filing to August 20, and the commission will sit through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
County Budget Commission
Newtown
Addyston
Elmwood
North College Hill
Norwood
St. Bernard
Ilverton
Madeira
Terrace Park
Heviot
Harrison
Cleves
North Bend
Arlington Heights
Lockland
Mt. Healthy
Wyoming
Deer Park
Montgomery
Reading
Sharonville
Budget Commission
Charles S. Bell
William Hess
Fred Bader
Ohio State Tax Commission
Child's Skull Fractured After Auto Collision
Three year old Robert Littleton was hit by a car on Lawn Avenue Norwood while running from a parked vehicle. He was treated by Dr. L W Stacey and operated on at Bethesda Hospital but doctors feared for his recovery as his skull was fractured in two places. Walter A Langenfeld provided his name and address as the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Avenue
Norwood
Robert Littleton
Marie Littleton
Carthage Avenue
L. W. Stacey
Main Avenue
Stacey
Bethesda Hospital
Walter A. Langenfeld
Warren Avenue
Thirty Seventh Division Reunion Plans Progress
The E Club of Battery E 136th Field Artillery held a meeting to plan the seventh annual Thirty seventh Division reunion set for September 6 and 7. Over 3,000 veterans are anticipated. Captain Victor Heintz chairs the reunion committee. A public kickoff with speakers Colonel Ralph Cole and Nicholas Longworth is planned at Veterans' Memorial Headquarters and broadcast via WERC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E”’ Club
Battery. E
136Th Field Artillery
A. BE. F
Gibson
Thirtyseventh
Victor Heintz
Veterans’ Memorial
Broadway
Ralph Cole
Nicholas Longworth
WERC
Four Mohawk Brewery Officials Arraigned After Cincinnati Raid
Four officers and two employees of Mohawk Brewing Co at 250 West McMicken were arraigned after a federal raid. George Osterfeld and Joseph Osterfeld face 10000 dollar bonds, Willard Birnbryer and Michael Howald 5000 dollar bonds each. The case dates September 15, with co conspirators named Frank Frick Charles Geissneck and Adam Fritz. Haveth May notes beer appears strong and may spark further brewery raids in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Brewing Company
West McMicken Avenue
Gregory
William L. Nimmo
Thomas Williams
Charles Tyler
George H. Osterfeld
Kendall Avenue
Joseph Osterfeld
Selim Avenue
Willard M. Birnbryer
Hast Kinny Street
Michael Howald
Victor Street
Osterfelds
Peter Durr
Frank R. Frick
Westwood Avenue
Charles Geissnck
Elm Street
Adam K. Fritz
Vestry Street
Nimmo
Haveth May
United States
May
Cincinnati
Washington
Two Arrested After Beer Seizure Analysis
Earl Drake proprietor of a cafe at 805 West Fifth Street and Frank Wilson a bartender were arrested after Prohibition Agents tested beer seized in a raid three weeks earlier. The beer exceeded legal alcohol content and the pair faced Volstead act charges after arraignment before Commissioner Gregory. Preliminary hearing set for August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Drake
West Fifth Street
Frank Wilson
Prohibition
William L. Nimmo
Charles Tyler
Thomas Williams
Gregory
Navy seaplane crash kills boy and injures pilot at Hampton Roads
In Norfolk Virginia a Navy seaplane fell into Hampton Roads. William H Long 15 of Norfolk drowned. Lieutenant W B Gwin of Washington injured seriously. Air crew unconscious strapped in seats. Long died after rescue. Gwin treated at hospital for a broken leg and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norfolk
William H. Long
W. B. Gwin
Washington
Hampton Roads
Maurice G. Long
Gwin
Hampton Roads Naval Air Station
Young Long
Naval
Bof
Memoirs of W. J. Bryan to be finished by widow
Mrs William Jennings Bryan arrived in Miami from Washington to finish her husband W J Bryans memoirs using his notes. The project title is to be A Son of Fortune and is guided by friends from Cocoanut Grove including Rev Foster W Taylor and F A Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Cocoanut Grove
Foster W. Taylor
Grove Temple Church
F. A. Kent
Bryan
Miss Condron Honored by Cincinnati Circle 142
Cincinnati Circle No 142 Daughters of Isabella held its monthly meeting at the American Legion Clubhouse 322 Broadway with about two hundred in attendance. Delegates to the Ninth Annual Convention in Atlantic City were reported and Miss Rosalia Condron received a gold emblem pin and bouquet for her Ohio State Deputy honor. Condron spoke in her distinctive style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Condron
Cincinnati Circle No. 142
Daughters of Isabella
American Legion
Broadway
Order
Atlantic City
Rosalia Condron
Cincinnati Circle
Ohio
Safety meeting on defective driver discussed by Cincinnati club
The Safety Committee of the Cincinnati Automobile Club will meet at 7:45 tonight at the club headquarters on Eighth and Race streets to discuss the defective driver. Speakers include C. H. Kaufman optometrist and Drs H D McIntyre Edward A Heagele and B A Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Automobile Clubs
Eighth and
Race Streets
C. H. Kaufman
Optometrigt
H. D. McIintyre
Edward A. Heagele
B. A. Williams
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Giddeng
West Fourth St
Nettleton
And
Wear— Buy
Nettletons
Fourth Street
Richmond
Richmond Bros
Manufacturers of Paints
Main St
Asrrimnape Fy
Thauu Mnahbed
Realty
Simmons Company
Criminal Court
Edwin S. Morrissey
Fred Derfus
Thomas Nicholson
Armory Avenue
Nicholson
Earl Skirvin
Pearl and
Lawrence Streets
Mabley
Dayton Speeder
Floyd Whitaker
Island Creek Coal
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
the Commercial Tribune
AOV
Mohawk Company
Ant
W. J. Bryan
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Postoffice
John Streets
OUR
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Trip
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
N. J
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Caesareake
Quio Ry
Electric Signs
Quehl Sign Co
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