Hartman gets draconian driving ban after fatal two-car crash
George Hartman 30, truck driver of 1229 Freeman Avenue, was convicted of driving while drunk after his truck crashed into two vehicles on Freeman Avenue near Betts Street. Judge Eyrich sentenced him to ten days in jail and a lifetime driving ban after Dr. Charles Kaufman found him blind in one eye and with defective vision in the other. Hartman admitted three drinks of moonshine and claimed he could see enough to read.
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George Hartman
Freeman Avenue
Byrich
Hartman
Eyrich
Cincinnati
Charles Kaufman
William Steinhauer
Hamilton Avenue
Betts Street
Steinhauer
Peter T. Smith
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
Camp Sherman
Julius Appleton
Republic Street
Coney Island
Appleton
Ray Cold
Dr. Dold
Helen Manning
Hopple Street
General Hospital
Ben Hoelscher
Beacon Street
Mt. Washington
Central Avenue
Carl Turner
East Fourth Street
Samuel Nason
Burdette Avenue
Michael Moran
Stanley Street
Eastern Avenue
George Tuchfarber
Summit Road
Price Hill
Vine Street
Weatherly
City Council to Meet to Approve New Budget
The City Council will hold a special meeting after a 9 30 a m hearing on the mayor budget to formally approve the budget for submission to the County Budget Commission. Officials expect no changes beyond possible reductions and favor the requested amounts. The running expenses total over 9 000 000 and the commission may add a few million. an extra levy of about two mills is planned for November.
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County Budget Commission
Budget Commission
Carrel
Court Refuses Referendum Plea On New Gas Rates
Judge Darby dismissed Schultz suit to halt Cincinnati gas rate increases without a referendum. He noted federal and state court rulings bar applying referendum laws to the 1905 gas franchise and ordinance, despite Mayor Carrel and allies seeking more action.
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Common Pleas Court
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Darby
Gas Company
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Schultz
Edward T. Dixon
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Carrel
Charles O. Rose
Eight City
Coun
20000 Attend Carthage Fair Crowded Racing Day
The Carthage Fair drew about 20000 attendees as two days of trotting racing and horse shows were packed into one afternoon and evening due to rain. Veterans from Civil War days led events with Henry Finch 93 receiving a gold headed cane while M Y Cooper accepted flowers from the Grant Relief Corps. The Duttons provided riding acts between races and polo matches were played by Mayview Stock Farm and Ft. Thomas troops.
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Carthage Fair
Henry Finch
St. Francis Hospital
Lick Run
Hugh Diamond
Galion
Diamond
Mathilda Lloyd
U.S. Grant Relief Corps
M. Y. Cooper
Ohio State Fair Managers’ Association
Duttons
Effie Dutton
New York
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Rhomor
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Todd
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Meade
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Applegate
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Stott
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Adelman
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Slaight
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Must
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Trilby Mack
Montgomery
J. A. Worthy
Bass Lodge
Leid Scott
Little
Wasbabbies
Pauline Worth
Walker
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Smith
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Lathrop
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Smart
Bob
Broerman
Blanch
Hayner
Joe
Byrnes
Taylor
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Miss Peters
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Norris & Gains
Jop
Pepper
Heekins
Neces
Cincinnati Eagles Win Second Prize at Toledo
The Cincinnati Aerie of Eagles won second prize of 950 dollars for optimal ritual display by officers and degree team at the national convention in Toledo Ohio. Resolutions urged compulsory teaching of the U S Constitution and supported the American Bar Association in protecting constitutional rights.
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Cincinnati Aerie of Eagles
Toledo
American Bar Association
Alienation of affections suit over two marriages and divorce
Samuel Miller, a 48 year old farmer, accuses his brother in law John Getz and Getz’s wife Helena Getz of conspiring to separate him from his wife. Miller claims Getz, after divorcing his own wife, wooed Miller’s wife with lies and promised money and property. The suit seeks redress in Common Pleas Court.
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Common Pleas Court
Samuel Miller
Cleves
John Getz
Helena Getz
Charles S. Sparks
Miller
Getz
Sparks
Man Sues Over In-Home Truck Injury at West Fifth Street
Sam Mitsoff restaurant owner files a $10,620 damage suit in Common Pleas Court against Queen City Bottling Company. He says a truck backed into a street lamp, sending the iron bracket through his second floor living room window and striking him in the back. He was hospitalized three and a half weeks and stayed home five more.
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West Fifth Street
Common Pleas Court
Sam Mitsoff
Queen City Bottling Company
Mitsoff
Ralph Christopher
Court notes highlight multiple Ohio sentences
Otto Buchanan 22 of East Third street received a five year term in the Ohio Penitentiary after conviction for unlawfully operating a stolen auto. Levania Wilson was given three years for breaking into a restaurant. Charles Palmer got two years for breaking into a home and stealing clothing valued at 120 dollars. James Woods received one year for stealing a 200 dollar adding machine. John Henry was given a reformatory sentence after pleading guilty to breaking into a railway depot. Kathryn Miller aged 37 of Glen Parker avenue was granted a divorce from Fred Miller aged 87. he has been willfully absent since March 15, 1910.
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Otto Buchanan
East Third Street
Bland
Criminal Court
Levania Wilson
Charles Palmer
James Woods
John Henry
Kathryn Miller
Glen Parker Avenue
LeBlond
Fred Miller
Miller
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
List of civil actions with case numbers. Pearl A. Tatum vs Indiana V. Penney seeks 2095 for services. Ella Ryan vs James Ryan for divorce. Margaret Duckie vs George Duckie for divorce and alimony. Irene Hart vs Shelvy Hart for divorce custody and alimony. Elizabeth L Kuhr vs George F Jaisle for 660. Western Art Goods and Novelty Co vs Mathan Harteveld for passeeries of property and 500 damages. Voubnie Parr vs Patrick J Thenad for 200. Miller Saw Trimmer Co vs Rau Press Co for possession. Writ of habeas corpus for Dorothy Pettiford. Sam Mitsoff vs Queen City Bottling Co for 10620 damages. Samuel Miller vs John Getz for 25000 damages. Stella Kauffmann vs Frank Kauffman for divorce. Michael R Humm vs Joseph Baldauf for 1200 and lease forfeiture.
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Pearl A. Tatum
Indiana
Penney
Ella Ryan
James Ryan
Margaret Duckie
George Duckie
Irene Hart
Shelvy Hart
Elizabeth L. Kuhr
George F. Jaisle
Western Art Goods and Novelty Company
Mathan Harteveld
Voubnie Parr
Patrick J. Thenad
Miller Saw Trimmer Co
Rau Press Co
Dorothy Pettiford
Sam Mitsoff
Queen City Bottling Co
Samuel Miller
John Getz
Stella” ‘Kauffmann
Frank Kauffman
Michael R. Humm
Joseph Baldauf
Moonshine Charges Lead to Multiple Arraignments
Charles R Murphy and Ben R Davis of 619 Broadway were arraigned before Commissioner Gregory for selling and possessing moonshine. Each held on $500 bonds with prelim hearing set for September 16. Richard McCullough faced liquor charges with a $1,000 bond after being allowed to leave the Government Building briefly. Harold Kinsler, 27, of 2344 May Street, pleaded not guilty to liquor charges with a hearing set for September 10. gunwas found nearby during Thursday night arrest by federal officers at Boone and McMillan.
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United States
Charles R. Murphy
Ben R. Davis
Broadway
Gregory
Richard McCullough
James McShane
Albert Kaiser
Boone and
McMillan
Kinsler
Bankruptcy notes list small dividends and petitions
Creditors of Todd Printing Company declared a 10 percent dividend at the first bankruptcy meeting led by Referee Charles T. Greve. James F. Coen’s creditors approved 8 to 10 percent dividends as he seeks release from debts before Judge Benson W. Hough. Other bankrupts include Morris C. Fershtman Company tailors and Edward L. Fortman Company toy makers with small payouts. The Ohio Gas Corporation filed for voluntary bankruptcy listing liabilities of 19,168.40 and assets of 5,818.78, with president J. Culver Hartzell's salary noted. Cincinnati Floral Company owner George Feist filed for voluntary bankruptcy listing liabilities 1,793.12 and assets 764.17. Hugh L. Hughes of American Blower Company filed voluntary bankruptcy with 6,474.62 liabilities and household goods as only assets.
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Todd Printing Company
Charles T. Greve
James F. Coen
Hamilton, C
Hamilton Avenue
Terday
Coen
Benson W. Hough
United States District Court
J. Culver Hartzell
George 8. Feist
Texas Avenue
Cincinnati Floral Company
West Sixth Street
Hugh L. Hughes
St. Bernard, C
American Blower Company
Bankru
United States
Veteran Marches at 102 at Grand Army Reunion
In Centralia on August 14 James Owen of Vandalia aged 102 led a parade with fellow veterans at the Grand Army reunion. His age is confirmed by army records.
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New York World News Service
Centralia
James Owen
Vandalia
Army
Thief Takes Auto Tags But Puts On Old Ones
A thief broke into J A Durrell at 6325 Ridge Avenue on Thursday night and stole the 1925 license tags. He found 1924 tags in the garage and attached them to the car. Miss Ruth Durrell reported the theft. the Durrells are traveling East. The stolen tags were Ohio 6 113.
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J. A. Durrell
Ridge Avenue
Mr. Durrell
Ruth Durrell
Auto Club to Act on Traffic Routing at Third and Martin
The Cincinnati Automobile Club will investigate actions to relieve heavy rush hour congestion on Third and Martin streets from 5 to 6 PM. Citizens complain as taxicabs avoid Gilbert avenue congestion by using aging Front street routes. Club officials plan talks with city authorities to address the one way flow and repairs needed.
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Martin
Third
Gilbert Avenue
Frank Bewhtalski
Cincinnat Automobile Club
Laurence C. Witten
Asurante
Mr. Wittgo
Pearl Street
Front Reet
Martin Streets
Coney Island
Front Street
The
Automobile Club
Smith-Kasson Workers Set Annual Play Day Event
The third annual Play Day at Smith-Kasson department store unfolds today at North Cincinnati Gym Grounds by the Little Miami River. Activities include a bathing costume parade with prizes of 20 and 5 dollars, community singing, dancing, a 10 am baseball game between the Benedicts and the He Flappers, a 2 pm Smith-Kasson Derby, and novel contests for children.
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Smith-Kasson Department Store
Cincinnati
Little
Miami River
Alvin Roehr
R. Rothie
County Roads Oil Work Reported in Cincinnati Area
Gast County Surveyor reports last week for East Miami River road segments from Harrison to Miami avenue and Blue Rock to Willeys gravel pit. Also oiling on Pleasant Ridge Hart Rapid Run Gurley Winton Daly Thompson Lockwood Hill roads with various segment endpoints.
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Gast
St. 'Veyor
Miami River
Harrison Road
Miami Avenue
Cleves
Ohio
Blue Rock Road
Willey’s
Pleasant Ridge Road
North Bend Road
Sheed Road
Hart Road
Johnson Road
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Ebénezer Road
Cincinnati Corporation
Gurley Road
Glenway Avenue
Winton Road
Miles Road
Daly Road
Worth Bend Road
Thompson Road
Forreit Run
Lockwood Hill Road
Lockwood Hill
Blue Hock Road
County to Patrol County Roads with New Motorcycles
County officials completed arrangements for uniformed speed officers to patrol 750 miles of county roads. Four motorcycles were ordered Henderson 495 each Indian 393 and Harley 394. Special speed officers Elmer Crowell James Markland Orsell Welch and Charles Krueger will be sworn in and begin patrols once bikes arrive.
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Witt
Elmer Crowell
Wyoming
James Markland
Cleves
Orsell Welch
Anderson Township
Charles Krueger
Cheviot
Fred Sperber
Sheriff's’ Office
George Staline
Loveland
Symmes Township
Moses Strauss
The
Automobile Club
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Cincinnati Automobile
Confessed boy thief escapes from Juvenile Detention
Howard Briscoe 15 year old from Lockland Ohio confessed to stealing 853 dollars from the Lockland Building and Loan Association on August 5. He escaped from the Courthouse Juvenile Place of Detention after descending from the sixth to the first floor in an elevator. He said he took Melvin Morrison 13 with him to Louisville and Birmingham on the stolen funds. Morrison remains in detention.
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Lockland
James Barrett
Briscoe
Lockland Building and Loan Association
W. P. Wenz
Wyoming Avenue
John Hilling
Wenz
Melvin Morrison
Louisville
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Morrison
Health Board Sets Bus Sanitation Rules For Urban Rides
The Board of Health gains jurisdiction over interurban and urban motor buses, matching street car rules, with new hygienic standards. Regulations require fresh air through ventilation and ban spitting on the floor, among other sanitary measures.
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Board of Health
Carl Rich
London
L. Forchheimer
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