Indictments Return against Produce Broker and Other Suspects
Hamilton County Grand Jury charges Mason Harker a former produce broker with two counts of embezzlement for failing to remit 758.08 to Hickman Reilly Inc and 280 to Alexander Wilson Co after sales in December 1924. Separately George Miller and Adam Strack face automobile theft indictments while Chester Thomas and James Nevine are charged with burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods in a home break July 27. Thomas is jailed in Pittsburgh and implicated Nevine, who is detained here. Nevine denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Mason Harker
East Mitchell Avenue
West Palm Beach
Fla
Harker
Hickman & Reilly, Inc
Alexander Wilson’ Company
East Front Street
Gegrése Miller
Adam Strack
Chester Thomas
James Nevine
Thomas
Nevine
I. N. Trager
Reading Road
Trager
Michigan
Pittsburgh
McFarland Withdraws Suit Over Realty Receiver Request
Fred L. McFarland secretary of Simmons Realty Co withdraws a suit filed last Monday seeking a receiver for the Keith Theater Building. An attorney for the company says the action was based on a misapprehension of facts and is being dismissed after stock in the firm was sold to Og Ferne, president, with all matters settled out of court. The firm has operated for three years without prior litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. McFarland
Simmons Realty Company
Keith Theater
Common Pleas Court
McFarland
Og Ferne
Ferne
Court Notes Highlight Restraining Order Violation Case
In Common Pleas Court Judge Caldwell deferred sentence for six months on Hattie Howard found guilty of contempt for violating a restraining order by possessing liquor on her Carlisle Avenue premises. Sheriff Witt to close the house. state attorney general’s agent detailed the arrest the day after a temporary order became permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Howard
Negress
Carlisle Avenue
Caldwell
Common
Pleas Court
Howard
Toledo, Bowlin Green & Southern Traction Company
Common Pleas
Emma A. R. Findlater
Navarre Bavaing
Charles S. Findlater
Findlater
George Sanders
Etor
Richmond Street
Bettie Sanders
West Court Street
Newport
Plea Docket Listings in Common Pleas Court No 196273
List of cases including Kate Armstrong vs William Armstrong for 3065 dollars and divorce actions Lenora Goertemoeller vs Frederick Goertemoeller Bettie Sanders vs George Sanders alimony Madison Kitten vs Indus Commission of Ohio appeal Hutchins Realty vs Walter Rybolt damages 1480 Edward Hayden vs Clifford Harvad damages and other civil actions across cases 196273 to 196284 with parties and relief sought or status notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Kate Armstrong
William H. Armstrong
Lenora F. Goertemoeller
Frederick W. Goertemoeller
Bettie Sanders
George Sanders
Kalman Schneider
Mary Hardincaus
Madison Kitten
Indus— Commission of Ohio
Leonard Crosset & Riley
Greeny & Western Railway Company
Hutchins Realty Company
Walter L. Rybolt
Edward Hayden
Clifford T. Harvad
William Seal
Helen Seal
Charles Klare
Fairmount Daughters of America
William Matthews
Robert Rer
Emma R. Friediater
Toledo
Bowling Green & Case Traction Pany
Mabel West
Richard A. Era eZee
Mary Seminary
James Seminary
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Boy's Shop
Three Cincinnati firms MacBerman Company H A Seinsheimer Company Charles Tobias Bros and Co sue Boy's Shop at Sixth and Vine seeking relief. They claim bills of 265 2777 75 and 20 88 respectively and allege insolvency with a receiver appointed to the firm's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Cincinnati
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Terday
Compinants
MacBerman Company
H. A. Seinsheimer
Charles Tobias Bros. & Co
Charles H. Tobias
Onry H. Tobias
J. W. Krummel
Moch-Berman Company
Seinsheimer Company
Tobias Company
Food Show Schedule Opens With Classes And Contests
Exhibits open at 1 p.m. Cooking classes run 2 to 4 30 p.m. Fudge making contest at 3 p.m. Vaudeville shows at 3 and 8 p.m. Dancing in the dance palace begins 1 45 p.m. The hunt for the Mysterious Mr Chester starts at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Palace
Mr. Chester
Plight of Eastern European Jewish Immigrants in Mexico
In Mexico City on August 5, Jewish immigrants from Central and Eastern Europe face a desperate start amid weak Mexican economics. About 5,000 Jews in colonies, with 90 percent having U S relatives, rely on relief groups led by J L Weinberger of B ne B rith for medical aid and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Healy
New York World News Service
Mexico City
Mexico
Europe
United States
Calles
Mexicoo
J. L. Weinberger
B'nai
B'rith
Weinberger
Meixco
B’nai B'rith
Weinber
B'nai B'rith
N. Y
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Negro stableman shot at Coney Island track after dispute
William Harris a 38 year old stableman was shot in the right breast by watchman Owen Glass at the Coney Island track after a quarrel over stall assignment. Harris was taken to General Hospital where doctors described the wound as not dangerous. Police say Harris threatened the watchman before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
William Harris
Owen Glass
Harris
General Hospital
Glass
Procter & Gamble Outing At Coney Island Plans
More than 12 000 employees and guests are expected for the annual Procter and Gamble outing at Coney Island on August 8 marking the seventy sixth semi annual profit sharing distribution. Free tickets were issued to workers and their families for the day of events. The highlight is a swimming race between Ivorydale Factory staff and the general office with other athletic contests and prizes. A first aid unit and a nursery for mothers will be provided by Dr. E P Zeumey with nursing help. Event leaders include H G French R F Rogan John Schroth and L J Zoeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
Coney Island
E. P. Zeumey
Ivorydale
H. G. French
R. F. Rogan
John Schroth
L. J. Zoeller
Court notes reveal several pretrial bonds in federal cases
Ray Collins, 30, of Dayton Kentucky, released on 3200 bond by US Commissioner Thomas Gregory for a preliminary hearing on August 17 after bond reduction from 10000 for conspiracy to violate theft of interstate shipments. Tony Calabro exposed a Revenue Office fraud case in Cincinnati. Charles Dean confirmed the collector’s legitimacy. William Carr, a former Cincinnati fireman, arraigned for transporting forty gallons of moonshine with bond 2500. William Thomas of Denton Ohio pleaded guilty to manufacturing beer and was bound over to the grand jury with a 1500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Ray Collins
Second Avenue
Dayton
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Tony Calabro
East Thirteenth Street
Charles S. Bell
Revenue
Cincinnati
Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Calabro
Hickenlooper
William Thomas
Wesselman Road
Dent. O
Copuniosignes
Drunk Driving Denial Stuns Court In Multiple Crashes
Meryl J. Sturm 25 of 520 Armory avenue denied intoxication after police and a physician testified he was drunk in crashes on July 30. He received three months in jail, a $100 fine and costs. two reckless driving charges were fined costs only. Court records show other driving cases and tax warnings for private car owners carrying riders for hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Meryl J. Sturm
Armory Avenue
Woeste
Sturm
Martin Street
Fifth Street
Eggleston Avenue
Clifford Diggins
James Scholl
Arthur Syler
Frank Shriner
Whetsey Avenue
Madison Road
Shriner
Alfred Deckebach
Robert Cordell
West End
Cordell
Eyrich
Complete evacuation of Ruhr recommended by council
Paris reports on August 5 that the Council of Ambassadors recommends complete evacuation of the Ruhr. Dusseldorf, Duisburg, Ruhrort and other occupied areas will be returned to Germany as soon as military orders allow. Briand urges treaty arrangements before broader security pact talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Ruhr
Council of Ambassadors
Dusseldorf
Duiberg
Rohe
N. Y
Briand to Confer in London on German Security Pact
Paris August 5 Foreign Minister Briand plans to travel to London next Monday to confer with British Foreign Secretary Chamberlain on the proposed security pact with Germany. The talks are expected to occur Tuesday with Briand likely staying two days in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Briand
London
Chamberlain
Germany
M. Briand
England
Mayor urged to sign car bill amid traction dispute
Three figures from the Street Car Men's Union and a tax payers association official urged Mayor to sign the 813 cent fare traction ordinance passed by City Council. They argued the measure would improve service and unite transit modes, while opponents warned delays could be disastrous. The mayor plans a week end decision with council votes at 28 in favor to override a veto. A referendum petition drive shows solicitors paid three cents per signature, with organizers stationed at downtown street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Julius Luchsinger
Abe Spradling
Fred Tuke
Hamilton County Taxpayers’ Association
Tuke
W. J. Schultz
Charles Sullivan
Matthew Bedel
Walter E. Karns
Robert B. Hooper
French Bank Employees Strike Expands Across Paris
Bank of France staff voted to present a demand for a 100 franc monthly wage rise to the governor with a Friday delegation. Labor Minister will take the request to the bank. Dispatches show the strike widening and affecting stocks with fewer orders from the provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Bank of France
Stock Exchange
Reward to nine year old for return of jewelry theft loot
A Louisville nine year old, Catherine Spillman, found a handkerchief with glittering stones after a theft from Mrs. R. E. Wathen’s car. The gems were worth thousands and were recovered by police. Mrs. Wathen offered a reward of 100 dollars for their return. The girl kept them briefly before returning them, and later received the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
R. E. Wathen
Catherine Spillman
Northside Children Host Mini Atlantic City Style Beauty Contest
A beauty contest for Northside children was held at the playground yesterday with winners Dessa Marie-Moore, Sarah Park, and Betty Mae Miller. Swimming events also determined top finishers in boys and girls age groups including under water challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Northside Playground
Dessa Marie-Moore
Hamilton Avenue
Sarah Park
Betty Mae Miller
Robert Colina
Peter Bohnert
Frank Scheffal
Berta Kunkle
Sylvia Hafertepen
Martin Miller
John Hartman
Edward Busam
Detectives Uncover Hidden Closet Reunites Two Girls in Secret Room
Detectives Arata Kaiser and McShane follow a perfume clue to 133 Garfield Place. They uncover a concealed closet behind a wall panel where Lillian Harper and Lorraine Wilson are found. Lorraine Wilson faces a disorderly house charge. the others charged as aiding her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Harper
Lorraine Wilson
Irene Forrest
Joseph Arata
Albert Kaiser
James McShane
Garfield Place
Ir Forrest
Irene
Arata
Lillian
Lorraine
Zoo Animals Show Human Traits Expert Says
Sol A. Stephens, Superintendent of the Zoo, notes animals exhibit human-like quarrels and divorces. Hyenas fought and remain apart, kangaroos quarrel over a pouch baby, demonstrating passions akin to humans. He says separation solves the issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol A. Stephens
Zoo
Contempt in petitions over broker indictments
County Prosecutor Bell disclosed petitions circulating to stop the prosecutions of Herbert S. Channer George A. Sawyer and Fred McLaughlin, former partners in Channer Sawyer. He said such petitions show contempt if circulated by those unaware of facts and pledged action to identify circulators and present them to the court. Eleven indictments allege securities sezzlement and two false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred McLaughlin
Channer & Sawyer
Charles 8. Bell
Cincinnati Association of Purchasing Agents Outing at Cody's Farm
The Cincinnati Association of Purchasing Agents will hold its annual outing at Cody's farm in Erlanger Kentucky on August 8. Members meet at Third and Vine streets at 12:30 PM and proceed to the outing grounds where the Entertainment Committee led by G M Riefkin will host athletic events and contests with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Association of Purchasing Agents
Cody’s Farm
Erlanger
Third and Vine Streets
G. M. Riefkin
Woman Repeats as Prize Winner at Food Show
More than 200 angel food cakes entered in the Eleventh Annual Pure Food and Health Show at Chester Park. Mrs A D Drake of Sharonville Ohio won first prize a new gas range, repeating her triumph from last year. Second went to Mrs Nellie Marsh Mt Auburn and third to Miss Esther Franck Walnut Hills. Honorable mention went to Miss Helen Moran Hyde Park and Mrs Charles Goddard St Bernard. Fudge contest and boy baby beauty contest also noted with heavy entries and Kentucky Day planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
A. D. Drake
Sharonville
Nellie Marsh
Slack Street
Mt. Auburn
Esther Franck
Blair Avenue
Walnut Hills
Helen Moran
Madison Road
Hyde Park
Charles Goddard
Kemper Avenue
St. Bernard
Walter Baglin
Seventh Avenue
Dayton
R. B. Blume
Joseph Fuchs
Kentucky
M. A. Mailender
Theft of 866.72 From Wenz Grocery Under Investigation
Sheriff’s deputy reports theft of $866.72 from the cash drawer at Wenz Grocery on Wyoming avenue Lockland. Funds belonged to Lockland Building and Loan Association, held by George Hilling, Treasurer, who had cashed about fifteen checks that morning. Two young men seen in the store prior to discovery are suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wagner
Wenz
Wyoming Avenue
Lockland
Lockland Building and Loan Association
George Hilling
Hilling
Lockland Bank
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Chiffe
Georgétte
Smart
Cincnnati
Elm and Central Parkway
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Ear and
Uber
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
Frederick W. Goertmoeller
Southern Railroad
Front
Delaware Avenue
Norwood
Park Avenue
Armstrong
Campbel County
LeBlond
Fred L. Hoffman
Moorman
Charles Schneider
Oorman
Rostack Construction Company
John W Sullivan
Henkel & Sullivan
Illiam Sullivan
Sullivan
Boston
Mass
Soap Company
Coney
Union
Taxpayers
Northside
Ice Chaefer's Sore
AWE Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St
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Eighth and
John Streets
Bell
Channel- Sawyer
OUR
Neffabley
Dr. Shober
Shober
Queen City
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Detroit
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Chio
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