Lost Fante $10,000 Suit Over Ten Year Love Promise
Mrs. Viola De Wire files a breach of promise suit in Common Pleas Court seeking $10,600 against William C. Yocum. She recounts a ten year courtship since 1915 with continual postponements of marriage, taunting remarks about another woman, and a vow of marriage that never came, leaving her faith in men shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Viola DeWire
Linn Street
William C. Yocum
West Linden Street
Ludlow
Court notes list slander suit against Frank Straki
Frank Straki of 1814 Elm Street faced a $5 000 slander suit in Common Pleas Court brought by Simon L Lely for Mathias Ollinger alleging Straki called Ollinger a robber and thief in public damaging his reputation. Damages of $10 000 were sought against the Fairmount Daughters of America No 118 in a suit by Florence Klare through her mother for injuries after a boiler spill at a flag raising event September 6 1924 at the Salvage Corps Building 2157 Barnard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Straki
Elm Street
Common Pleas Court
Simon L. Lely
Mathias Ollinger
Straki
Ollinger
Fairmount Daughters of America No. 118
Florence Klare
Fairmount Daughters of America
Salvage Corps
Barnard Street
Douglas G. High
Fred G. Graeter
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Norwood National Bank
William Fean.& Co
Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company
the Greenwald Packing Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad Coma
Elijah Payne
Chaney Payne
Sylvia Sullivan
Otis Sullivan
Hillenbrand Electric Co
Millie Meyer
Mary A. Ware
Edward A. Ware
Brummel Samuels
Helen Samuels
Richard J. Cunningham
Samuel Leffel
Viola Dewire
William C. Yocum
William B. Dyer
Edward H. Busch
William R. Murphy
Samuel B. Murphy
Midland Acceptance Corporation
E. W. Brunk
Anna C. Irwin
Lillian Kotzbauer
John Reser
Florence Kiare
Gasoline theft charges leveled in municipal court
Three men were fined five dollars and costs each for stealing gasoline from parked cars and transferring it to other automobiles. Addison Harter Curtis Marsh and Lawrence Cook of Armory Odeon Southside avenues were identified by police who caught Marsh and Harter on David Street siphoning fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Harter
Armory Avenue
Curtis Marsh
Odeon Street
Lawrence Cook
Southside Avenue
Marsh
Harter
David Street
City finances likened to private money affairs by Greve
Charles T. Greve, Referee in Bankruptcy and member of the City Sinking Fund Committee, compared municipal finances to private enterprise. He explained permanent improvements should be funded by future taxpayers, noted bonds limits under the Longworth act, and warned that new bonds require voter approval, delaying Cincinnati’s street and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Greve
American Business Club
The
Gibson
Greve
Cincinnati
Seized Mohawk Brewery Beer Exceeds Legal Alcohol Content
Federal agents seized beer from the Mohawk Brewery at Stonewall Street and McMicken Avenue early Monday. Four men were arrested including two officials and two employees. Analysis by Harry D. Garrett showed the beer contained over half a percent alcohol. Haveth Fe May, U S District Attorney, confirmed illegal samples from all barrels. William L Nimmo was placed on temporary guard with Charles Tyler and Thomas Williams assigned to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk
Stonewall Street
McMicken Avenue
Haveth FE
Marshal to Investigate Jobs for Ex Policemen
United States Marshal Stanley Borthwick was asked by Atlanta Penitentiary officials to probe parole requests from four Cincinnati former police and city agents sentenced to one year and a day. They reportedly named Cincinnatians who offered employment. parole likely August 27 per Judge Hickenlooper. Investigated individuals include John H Heidenreich, Adrian Lieveveld, Howard A Hartley, and Clarence Hillsbury with their former posts and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Borthwick
United States
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Hickenlooper
Ciry
John H. Heidenreich
Prentice Avenue
Adrian Lieveveld
Woodward Avenue
Howard A. Hartley
Meier Avenue
Flying Squad
Clarence Hillsbury
Knox Avenue
North Bend
Milford
Innkeeper Promises to Pay Tax by Monday
John Matz owner of Terrace Inn Reading and Seymour roads promised United States Revenue Collector Charles H. Dean he would pay all taxes assessed by Monday. A lien for unpaid baret admission taxes was filed in U S District Court. Matz said funds would come from selling property. His Common Pleas Court case followed indictment by the business men's grand jury on charges of operating an improper roadhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dean
United States Revenue Collector
John Matz
Terrace Inn
Reading
Seymour Roads
United States District Court
Dean
Matz
Common Pleas Court
Business Men’s Grand Jury
Bankruptcy Notes Filed by Brueggemeyer and Arnovitz
Bernard Brueggemeyer of 1063 Overlook Avenue and Independent Pie Co at 721 West Fourth Street filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court. Liabilities totaled 6834.14 with assets 2918. Max Arnovitz a Middletown Ohio clothing merchant filed a voluntary petition in U S District Court listing assets 8764 and liabilities 19917.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Bernard Brueggemeyer
Overlook Avenue
Independent Pie Company
West Fourth Street
Max Arnovitz
Middletown
Chinese charged under narcotic act released on bond
Chin Gim Woo aged 20 of College street posted $1,000 bond and was released on orders of United States Commissioner Thomas M. Gregory. Woo and five other Chinese were arrested after a raid on a den at 1017 East McMillan Street alleged to contain liquor. Hearing set for September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chin Gim Woo
College Street
Thomas M. Gregory
East
McMillan Street
Miss Louise Brendamour Joins Behr Advertising Agency
Miss Louise Brendamour of 1928 Delaware avenue Norwood yesterday affiliated herself with the Julius J Behr Advertising Company with headquarters in the Dixie Terminal Building. Six months ago she went to New York to accept a post with a publishers representatives firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brendamour
Delaware Avenue
Norwood
Julius J. Behr
Dixie Terminal
Brendamour
New York
Publishers’ Representatives
Weighty troubles for Dr. Burkhart in three suit cases
In Reading Ohio, Dr. William Burkhart owner of Cherry Hill Club, faces three Common Pleas Court suits totaling 108 426 69 dollars. William Walter and wife Celia seek 3 143 dollars for beds and lodging plus 1 000 for Burkhart son lodging. a second suit by Celia Walter claims 100 000 dollars for alleged attack on July 8 1925. a third suit by William Walter seeks 5 281 69 dollars including 3 000 dollars for patent medicine commissions and 2 281 69 for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Burkhart
Cherry Hill Club
Reading
Common Pleas
William M. Walter
Celia R. Walter
Williams. Burkhart, Jr
Walter
Dr. Burkhart
Nichols, Merrill, Stewart and Ginter
Colonel Cole Plans Veterans Reunion in Cincinnati
Colonel Ralph D. Cole, president of the Thirty seventh Division Veterans Association, will invite all veterans to the Cincinnati reunion September 5 6 and 7. He discussed with Nicholas Longworth and Captain Victor Heintz the WKRC radio program at 8 tonight featuring special songs from World War I. Local veterans organize events in Ohio cities and Pittsburgh to listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Cole
Cincinnati
Cole
Thirty-seventh Division Veterans Association
WKRC
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Ohio
Victor Heintz
France
Belgium
Pittsburgh
Legion Sets Seventh Annual National Convention
Indianapolis August 4 The official call for the seventh annual national convention of the American Legion at Omaha Nebraska October 5 to 9 was issued by National Commander James A Crain All railroads will grant a one fare round trip for legion and auxiliary members and for widows of legionnaires, the Commander announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Associated Press
Indianapolis
American Legion
Omaha
Neb
James A. Crain
Budget Hearing Set for Aug 15 on City Budget and Rates
The city schedules a public hearing at 9 30 AM August 15 to discuss the mayor’s budget of 14055967 27 for 1926 and the operating and sinking fund needs. A Friday 2 PM council session will review a new electric service rate ordinance as rates shift to kilo watt hour usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Budget Commission
County Commission
William Hess
Ght Committee
Wharf Law Council
Cincinnati
Coney Island Company
R. K. Hynicka
Hynicka
Charles ©. Rose
Cliff Cordes
Fifth Street
Main
Pike Streets
Sycamore
Planning Commission
Rose
Frank Bowman
Council
Edwin
City considers public benefit over private interests in improvements
The council discussed balancing public gains with company interests in proposed improvements. No final plan was set as meetings remained in the talking stage. A resolution by Frank Duttenhofer called on the Civil Service Commission to survey city employees and salaries in hopes of possible raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Hopple Street
Colerain
McMicken Avenue
Dixmuth
McMicken Avenues
Frank Krug
Krug
Planning Commission
Cliff Martin
Council
Vine Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Irwin Krohn
The
Com
Martin
Frank Duttenhofer
Civil Service Commission
Transfer Border Rum Patrol to Customs Unit
Washington August 4 Assistant Secretary Andrews ordered transferred from the prohibition unit to the customs service all authority over the Canadian Border Patrol from the Detroit River to Port Huron. Customs Collector Ferguson at Detroit was directed to augment his force and survey the territory to determine manpower launches and vehicles needed to close liquor channels from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrews
Prohibition Unit
Customs Service
Detroit River
Port Huron
Ferguson
Detroit
Canada
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Ec Ees
Florida
Bashroom
Directoire
Lexington
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Dygie Terminal Arcade
Southern Railway System
JRANG
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
VIA
Stomps
Hamilton
Franklin Miamisburg
Carrolton
Dayton
C&o Motor Delivery CO
New Depot
Front St
Panamas
Sted
Balm
Tower Man
David W. Griffiths
Marie Griffiths
Williamson Heater Company
Adda E
Willia Waller
William S. Burkhart
Jos H. Biecker
Louis E
Louisa Eberle
Laura Robinson
Albert Ketzieb
Harry Pee
Bertha Byles
John Bulger
Superior Court
Peter Schneider
Arthur L. Frank
Sinking Fund Committee
United States Courts
W. S. Burkhart
W. M. Walter
Coats
He Smith
Kasson
RUM Patrol
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St
Postoffice
Eighth and
John Streets
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Browning
Mefabley and
Ghew
Northern
Michigan
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Michigan Resorts
City Ticket Office
Dizie Terminal
Central Union Depot
H. Wipper
Wah N Peon
Pond Creek Pocahontas
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