Five Speeders Sentenced and Fined by Judge Eyrich
Seventeen speeders faced Judge Eyrich Jr on his return from vacation. Five were jailed for speeds above 35 mph. one case went to jury trial. Other drivers received fines and driving suspensions. Notable sentences included Arthur Jaegle two days and Howard Hoess one day with suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyrich, Jr
Chandler Street
Jaegle
Gilbert Avenue
Howard Hoess
Bellevue
Kellogg Avenue
Hoess
Morris Mayer
Burton Avenue
Victory Boulevard
Casey
Mayer
Smith
Eyrich
Lunsford Rogers
Columbia Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Essie William
Richmond Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Richard Drennan
West Liberty Street
Henry McClure
Mt. Hope Road
Hoffman Avenue
Vincent D.krammer
Dane Street
Milton -Lammert
Eighth Street
Elberon Avenue
Arnold Miller
West Street
George Smith
Clark
Baymiller
Charles Hausert
Marburg Avenue
Schoolmate Club Holds Annual Outing at Chester Park
The Schoolmate Club of the Big Store hosts its third annual outing at Chester Park today with 20,000 to 30,000 attendees. Games, contests, cash prizes, and merchandise rewards are planned. The park opens 9 AM to 5:30 PM for members with free rides and entertainment. a fireworks display is scheduled for 9:30 PM. Tomorrow the Linn Clark Business Men's Association plans its annual picnic, with the parade canceled this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Linn-Clark Business Men’s Association
Chester
Open Air Horse Show Starts Tomorrow at Carthage Fair
The second annual open air horse show at Carthage Fair opens tomorrow and runs through Saturday. Polo games each afternoon feature teams from Ft. Thomas Tenth Infantry Mayview Farms 107th Cavalry and Fifty fourth Cavalry Brigade. Farm Bureau Grange and Junior Day offers free admission for Cincinnati and Hamilton County children under 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Fair
C- DeLaney Martin
John Mueller
Fair Board
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Mayview Farms
107Th Cavalry
Fifty-fourth Cavalry Brigade
Farm Bureau
Grange
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
J. H. Boyd
Removal of Taxi Stand Urged on Walnut Street
Tenants and Gibson management petitioned to end the taxi stand on Walnut Street between Fourth and Fifth due to traffic congestion and business disruption. Safety Director Charles E. Tudor noted the stand also serves a new sightseeing bus and warned against a broader crusade to remove stands while considering Government Square bus terminal capacity. Public transit shifts and suburban parking trends were cited as factors shaping future downtown congestion solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Walnut Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Charles E. Tudor
Tudor
Fourth Street
Linton
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Government Square
Mr. Tudor
Gilbert Avenue
City May Get Air Mail Service
Cincinnati Postmaster Arthur L. Behymer announced a night air mail concept after 500 firms and banks replied favorably to a questionnaire. Estimated weekly mail could reach 8 000 ounces with Dayton and Columbus joining, costing about 1 200 dollars in postage and potentially paying carriers 800 to 1 000 dollars weekly. A petition to the Postmaster General would follow if Ohio cooperation is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Arthur L. Behymer
Dayton
Columbus
Behymer
Washington
Ohio
Bomb Damages Chicago Tire Shop and Adjacent Building
A West Side tire and fire repair shop and an adjoining building were damaged by a bomb last night. Police said the shop remained open on Sunday in violation of union rules as investigators pursued leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Trial Granted for Convicted Robber Dowell
Judge LeBlond granted William Dowell a new trial on a robbery conviction based on uncorroborated testimony. The case涉及 Cliff Nitzel and Sullivan Carfello, with Nitzel alleging a $5 robbery and Carfello a $2 theft under threat of a knife. Other defendants faced charges or pled guilty, including John Fleming and Charles Moorman, with outcomes and pending indictments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Criminal Court
William Dowell
Dowell
Cliff Nitzel
First Avenue
Price Hill
Third and
Smith Streets
Sullivan Carfello
Kossuth Street
Nitzel
Carfello
Chicago
Cartello
Arthur Fix
John Fleming
Charles Katz
Woodlawn Avenue
William Palmer
Joe Payne
Wife Seeks Divorce From Self-Styled Prince Of Leisure
Ollie Phillips Butler 19 sues for divorce from John Butler a Homestead Pennsylvania man who called himself a prince of leisure. She accuses him of refusing to work gambling and threats with scissors while she supported the household during their year of marriage from March 31 1923. Edna Daum also seeks divorce from John Daum alleging chronic absence from November 26 1913 marriage and repeated gambling and drinking with other men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Leisure
Prince Butler
Homestead
Ollie Phillips Butler
Butler
John Daum
Ednar. Daum
East
McMillan Street
Woman Seeks 50000 In Auto Injury Suit In Common Pleas
Mrs. Katie Murphy, 60, sues Charles L Pluckebaum and Mrs Lulu Pluckebaum for 50000 alleging permanent injuries from a June 28 collision at Warsaw and Elberon Aves. The car allegedly sped and passed a streetcar on the left in violation of city ordinance. A separate suit by Flora Dickey, through her 7-year-old son Hobart, seeks damages for injuries from a December 25 1922 collision at Eastern and Colling Aves, with the Kuhns as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles L. Pluckebaum
Lulu Pluckebaum
Grand Avenue
Katie Murphy
Fifteenth Street
Plum Street
Murphy
Plueckebaum
Warsaw
Elberon Avenues
Hobart Dickey
Flora Dickey
Eastern, Avenue
Clarence Kuhn
J. M. Kuhn
Eastern Avenue
Kuhn
Eastern and
Colling Avenues
Court notes name receivers in multiple local business suits
In Common Pleas Court creditors seek receivers for Harvey & Walton Manufacturing Co and Fleuron assets tied to Siegfried Blumenkron after alleged transfers to his wife. Also a split partnership prompts a receivership bid for E-Town Auto Inn in Elizabethtown, as John W. Kerns sues Cleo Ramey over control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald H. Harvey
Cecil E. Walton
Harvey & Walton Manufacturing Company
East Front Street
Common Pleas
Crescent Tool Company
Second and
Plum Streets
Formica Insulation Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Sternstein Diamond Company
Yorkville Dress Company
H. Nackman
Shaw
East McMillan Street
Siegfried Blumenkron
Fleuron
Blumenkron
John W. Kerns
Cleo Ramey
E-Town Auto Inn
Elizabethtown
Narcotic case bound over for grand jury in city court
Commissioner Gregory bound over James E. Wells of 709 Bauer Ave and John Sheehan of 518 East Sixth St to the Federal Grand Jury after waiving examination. They face Harrison anti narcotic act charges with bonds set at 5000 each. Continuation granted in Harry Richards case at 1421 Elm St. Hearings today for the wives of the three men and Marie Kerr of 1527 Race St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Federal Grand Jury
James E. Wells
Bauer Avenue
John Sheehan
East Sixth Street
Harry Richards
Elm Street
Feist Lawsuit Dismissal Petition Filed In Music Right Case
United States court records show a petition to dismiss the suit of Leo Feist Incorporated against Bessie Sky of Cleveland over music rights. Also three bankruptcy petitions were adjudged bankrupt by Referee in Bankruptcy Charles T. Greve, including Bernhard Brueggemeyer Independent Pie Co and Max Arnovitz Middletown, and the dissolution of C Grau lich Co against Guthrelm Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Feist, Incorporated
Bessie Sky
Cleveland
United States District Court
Charles T. Greve
Berhard Brueggemeyer
Independent Pie Company
Max Arnovitz
Middletown
C. Graulich & Co
Guthrelm
Cincinnati
Towboat Sinks After Hitting Anchor in Ohio River
The Sallie Marmet towboat of Marmet Coal Company Cincinnati sank in the Ohio River between Coney Island and New Richmond while in the government channel on the Ohio side. It struck an old anchor and developed a hole in the hull. the crew escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Marmet
Marmet Coal Company of
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Coney Island
New Richmond
Government Channel
Ohio
Heat Prostrations Sent to Hospital in City
Two heat prostrations were reported to police yesterday. Joseph Witye age 21 of 630 Race street a molder at Bartles Foundry was taken to General Hospital after fainting at work. William Breckenridge age 44 of Fifteenth street and Providence avenue collapsed while walking at Sixth and Main and was treated at General Hospital. Both cases not serious. Temperature ranged 96 high 69 low with oppressive conditions lasting into night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Witye
Race Street
Bartles Foundry
Colerain, Avenue
General Hospital
William Breckenridge
Fifteenth Street
Providence Avenue
Sixth
Main Streets
Leave Extension Granted for Condon in City Schools
Dr Randall Jondon, Superintendent of Schools, earns board approval for leave extended to November 1 after his editorial work in Boston for Atlantic Monthly. Acting Superintendent E D Roberts will serve until November. Board also readopted the 1926 budget and finalized purchase of Thiemann property for Heberle Elementary School at Bank Street for $13,000 with plans by architect G W Drach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Jondon
Board of Education
Denton
Condon
Boston
Atlantic Monthly
E. D. Roberts
Emma W. Fillmore
F. R. Dyer
John B. Hollister
James B. Fisk
Ohio
Frank K. Bowman
Cincinnati
Thiemann
Bank Street
Bloom School
Heberle
G. W. Drach
Chitect
Army pilot visits home from Long Island to Cincinnati
Lieutenant Armand W. Hopkins a Cincinnati youth and USMA graduate flew in an army plane from Mitchell Field Long Island to McCook Field Dayton. He was brought home by auto from McCook by Cincinnati relatives. Hopkins, nephew of William A. Hopkins and Mary E. Matthews, will sail for the Philippines in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Field
L. I
McCook Field
Dayton
Armand W. Hopkins
Cincinnati
United States Military Academy
Hopkins
William A. Hopkins
Harry Hopkins
Mary E. Matthews
Dale Road
Bond Hill
Moffat
Judge halts arrest of Coney concession operators
Judge Marx of the Superior Court issued a temporary restraining order on the request of the Charles McDonald Company to prevent Mayor Carrel Safety Director Tudor and Chief Copelan from arresting concession stand operators at Coney Island. The company runs The Torpedo Boat Race The Rabbit Game The Card Dart Game The Swinging Girls and The Hoopla and says these games conform to state law. Despite law compliance police arrested Carl Ransom agent of the McDonald Company in charge of The Torpedo Boat Race four times on charges of operating a game of chance, each time dismissed in Municipal Court. last arrest was Friday and dismissal Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald Company
Marx
Superior Court
Carrel
Tudor
Copelan
Coney Island
McDonald Company
Suft
Carl Ransom
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 196342 through 196361 including divorces alimony damages and other actions such as liens receiverships and dissolution of partnerships, with parties Daisy Rupert William Aills chain products company Crescent Toll Company and others. Superior Court case 69311 mentions Charles McDonald Company vs. George P Carrel Mayor for an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Daisy Rupert
Charles F. Rupert
William Aills
William C. Granger
The
Chain Products Company
Warren D. Sanders
Sternstein Diamond Company
Siegfried Blumenkron
Ollie P. Butler
Prince Butler
Bessie Goodwin
James Goodwin
Edna L. Daum
John Daum
Roy Swisshelm
Grace Swisshelm
Hoba Dick
Big Four B. & S. Co
Catherine Ponticos
John
Kerns
Cleo Ramey
Walter H. Strauss
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Superior Court
Charles McDonald Company
George P. Carrel
Girl Bandit Agnes Wharton Sentenced in Theater Holdup
Philadelphia August 10 Agnes Wharton twenty was sentenced to seven and a half to fifteen years in county prison for her role in the July 11 holdup of the Trocadero Theater office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Agnes Wharton
Ponce de Leon Flye To Run To Miami Again
Southern Railway announces the Ponce de Leon through train will operate for a second season starting September 7. The service departs Grand Central at 6 45 PM each night, reaches Jacksonville by 7 55 PM the next day, and arrives in Miami early the second morning. Sleeping cars from Cincinnati to Miami are included with through connections via Jacksonville for Florida destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway System
Cincinnati
Miami
Fla
Poncé de Leon
Grand Central Station
Jacksonville
Ponce de ‘i
Iago
Indianapolis
Detroit
Tol
Cleveland
Ponce de Leo
Ungga
Florida
Southern Railway
Train Inaugurated In Cincinnati To Start Earlier
A new passenger train serving Cincinnati and the Middle West will begin its runs three months earlier than last year to handle increased tourist patronage. The service was launched on December 1 last year and will now start sooner to accommodate more travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Middle West
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Quehl Sign CO
Main Street
Werkmen
Idvier & Cor. Inc
West Fourth St
Silk and
Georgette
Oxford
Nsland
Queen City ‘Cal Co
Oixie T AL
Schaefer
Kottes Drug Store
Schoolmate Club
Smith-Kasson
He Smith-Kasson Co
United States Courts
School Board
Long Island
CONEY
Art Academy of Cincinnati
Eden Park
J. H. Gest. D
Ponce DE Leon
Age—Strength—Service
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St
Postoffice
Eighth and
John Streets
Helen Hunt Jackson
Greffabley Na
Horton Washer
Vine St
Canal
Richmond
Sestai
Eer Quality
Richmo Manufacturers of Paints
Industrigg
Industrial
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Central Parkway
Virginia Beach
Norfolk, VA
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Ry
Dixie Terminal
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