Speeders and other drivers punished in Traf fic Court
Two speeders who demanded jury trials pleaded guilty and drew one day in jail and $15 fines plus one month driving suspensions. Russell Willenberg and William Hartnagel, both cited for 37 mph, faced further penalties alongside bus driver William Cormican who received $20 and two weeks suspension. Robert Dorsey faced heavy fines for liquor transport and reckless driving, with a six month license suspension. Mrs Eva Wrampelmeier and three motorists were fined for reckless driving and passing stopped street cars, with driving rights suspended for a month. Dewey Neal’s manslaughter case was continued under bond as police described a fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schafer
Willenberg
Spring Grove Avenue
Hartagel
Harrison Avenue
William Cormican
Delhi Avenue
Robert Dorsey
van Horn Alley
Dorley
Hemler
Franklin
Silz
Corcoran
Meade
Dorsey
Eighth Street
Freeman Avenue
Carlisle Avenue
Baymiller Street
Eva Wrampelmeier
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Park
Oscar Kelly
Wrampelmeier
Eden Park
Thomas Wheat
Pleasant Street
Thackery Berry
Mound Street
Edward Weber
St. Martin's Street
Cheviot
Eyrich
Dewey Neal
New Richmond
Neal
Reilly
Frank K.pfaff
Riverside Drive
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Pfaff
General Hospital
Child brides seek divorces amid two elopements
Two elopements and secret marriages ended badly for child brides, with divorces filed in Domestic Relations Court. Julia Gurley 18 from White Star Ky sues Virgie Gurley married January 5 1924 in Newcastle Ind. and assaulted later. Mattie Carlisle 17 from West Eighth St sues Jack Carlisle married January 21 1923 in La Grange Ga., left her and humiliated her. Valeria Moreland 21 sues Homer Moreland police officer, citing neglect and frequent beating including a hospital party with girls and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gurley
West Liberty Street
Virgie Gurley
White Star
Newccastle
Ind
New Boston
Mattie Carlisle
West Eighth Street
Jack Carlisle
la Grange
Alienation suit seeks transfer to Federal Court
Mrs. Burdsal of 2920 Gilbert avenue sues her former husband Alms Burdsal alleging his mother, the mother in law, alienated her husband’s affections. Mr. Peck tells Judge Hoffman Mrs. Rose now lives in New York while Burdsals remain Cincinnati residents. The case could move to the Federal Court for broader jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Burdsal
Gilbert Avenue
Peck
Hoffman
Rose
New York
Cincinnati
Federal Court
Railroad Answers Two Damages Suits In U S Court
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company filed answers in U S District Court to two damage suits. George S Morley seeks 25000 for injuries while employed as a conductor on a picnic train that collided with another train. Arnold C Webb seeks 10000 for injuries after being struck by a train at Ridge Avenue while driving his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Morley
United States District Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
Arnold C. Webb
Ridge Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman's Screams Stun Hearing in Narcotics Case
William Johnson of 426 Smith Street was arraigned on narcotic charges before Commissioner Gregory. His wife Minnie Johnson was charged with conspiracy to violate narcotic laws and impeding justice after causing a commotion in the Government Building. Johnson bound over to the Federal Grand Jury with $1000 bond. Minnie Johnson set for August 28 with $500 bond but unable to post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Smith Street
Gregory
Minnie Johnson
Johnson
Federal Grand Jury
Bankruptcy Notice for Samuel B. Wolff Shoes Merchant
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States District Court yesterday by Samuel B. Wolff a shoe merchant at Pearl and Broadway. He lists liabilities at 6677.46 and assets at unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Samuel B. Wolff
Pearl and Broadway
Coal rate suspension halts new schedules to St Louis
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed coal rate schedules by 344 cents per hundred pounds from Southern Illinois mines to St Louis and East St Louis and related points until December 17. The action was announced in Washington on August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Wills Filed Leaving Wives and Daughters Shares
The will of Charles H. Glandorf dated February 11 1921 leaves his home at 2917 Work Road to widow Katherine Glandorf with the remainder split between widow and two daughters Dorothy Fisher and Lillian Glandorf. Executor named is Willis Kennedy. Also Benjamin Lehman of 10 Crescent Apartments Reading Road leaves his entire estate to his widow Sallie Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Glandorf
Work Road
Katherine Glandorf
Dorothy Fisher
Lillian Glandorf
Willis Kennedy
Glandorf
Simeon Johnson
Benjamin Lehman
10 Crescent Apartments
Reading Road
Sallie Lehman
Damage suit over horse fight at Oliver street stables
George Determan ice dealer sues Harvey Long and Gertrude Rische in Common Pleas for 10000 dollars alleging a Long and Rische horse kicked Determan's horse at 526 Oliver street on August 3 1925 causing its death four days later. Determan says the owners assaulted him August 6 with a flatiron and that he suffers pain and mental anguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
George Determan
Harvey Long
Gertrude Rische
Long
Miss Rische
Determan
Oliver Street
Burdsal Love Suit Ordered Transferred to Federal Courts
Ex Judge Fred L. Hoffman of Common Pleas Court ordered the transfer of a $250000 alienation of affection suit filed by Mrs. Irma Schrinner Burdsal against her mother in law Mrs Louise Alms Burdsal Rose of New York City and Alms. The action centers on a family dispute and alleges damages arising from marital estrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Fred L. Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Irma Schrinner Burdsal
Avalon Apartments
Louise Alms Burdsal Rose
New York City
Autoist's Writ of Habeas Corpus Held Abeyant
Hearing on Franklin Smith's application for a writ of habeas corpus for his release from the County Jail was continued until Thursday. Smith, a chauffeur of Betts street, is serving six months for driving an automobile while drunk, sentence imposed by Judge Woeste of Traffic Court on July 20. The case was before Judge John A. Caldwell of Common Pleas Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Smith
Betts Street
Woeste
John A. Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Courts Hear List of Divorce and Damages Cases
A docket of cases includes divorces for Nora Rawls Gertrude Gunther Valeria cos Mattie Carlis Julie Gurley Ruth Gillette and Mary Cole. Damages actions include Rebpert Meyer versus American One Company and Oakley Coal and Supply Company. A church authority mortgage case and other civil actions appear in the Superior Court docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pores Pleas Court
Oakley Coal and Supply Company
Howard M. Trossett
Mattie Carli
Jack Carlisle
Julie Gurley
Virgi& Gurley
George Determan Va Rvey L G. Rische
Mary Cole
Harry
May Saal
William F. Saal
Ruth Gillette
Frank Gillette
Church of United Brethren In Christ of
Cherry Grove
Ae C. Banter
John S. Schrimper
Southern Extend Florida Service On Ponce de Leon Train
Southern Railway announces through local officials a new through service to Miami on the Ponce de Leon from Cincinnati. Sleeping cars will operate from Chicago Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati and Miami with Florida East Coast Railway arrangements. Dining cars will run Chattanooga to Miami on the same schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway System
Florida East Coast Railway
Ponce de Leon
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Miami
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta
Macon
Moeller Case Says Wife Liked Him As Gentleman Not Husband
William J. Moeller told Judge Caldwell in Domestic Relations Court that Bernice W. Moeller of New York City "liked him as a gentleman, but not as a husband." He testified they wed in 1923 in New York and lived together six months. The couple then lived at Kemper Lane Apartments and McMillan Street before moving to the Gibson, where the wife became dissatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice W. Moeller
New York City
William J. Moeller
Gibson
John A. Caldwell
Moeller
New York
Kemper Lane
McMillan Street
Taxes rise as IRS reports higher Cincinnati collections
The Cincinnati office of the Internal Revenue Bureau reports monthly income tax receipts $2,000,000 higher than a year ago. Nationally about $20,000,000 more tax is collected monthly. Gift tax probes target large Cincinnati gifts. six locals figure prominently. Two new staffers, Harry Stickney and Donald Barnhart, join the bureau expanding tax verification work in Cincinnati and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Bureau
David Burnett
Internal Revenue Agent
Charles G. Rogers
Milwaukee
Burnett
Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
New York City
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Florida
Harry Stickney
Washington
Donald Barnhart
Dayton, O
Budget Commission Seeks Extension for County Budgets
The Hamilton County Budget Commission adopted a resolution asking the State Tax Commission for more time to fix the budgets of villages and cities for the coming year. The original deadline of July 20 had been extended to August 20. the extension is needed due to the heavy task of apportioning tax funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Budget Commission
State Tax Commission
Expert Accountant to Figure Up the Profits
An expert accountant is engaged to determine profits for a business venture. The task involves auditing accounts, tracing revenue streams, and compiling a detailed financial report for decision making.
Irregularities Charged in Norwood Primary
William J. Irvin of 2754 Harris Avenue Norwood wrote to the Board of Elections accusing irregularities at the Norwood primary. A special board meeting was held to consider the charges. Irvin said he was challenged and not allowed to vote as a known Democrat in Ward 4 Precinct O on August 11 and was asked to swear to support the Republican ticket before voting. He demanded the removal of precinct judge Clifford Probst from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
William J. Irvin
Harris Avenue
Board of Elections
Mr. Irvin
Irvin
Clifford Probst
Mrs Elenore Klick Dies After Hospital Operation
Mrs Elenore Klick 41 of 235 Hearne avenue died on the operating table at Bethesda Hospital after a two month illness and an attempt to save her life with surgery. She was married to Edward Klick an insurance agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elenore Klick
Hearne Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
Phelon Seriously Ill at Jewish Hospital
William A. Phelon sports writer for the Times Star is listed in critical condition at the Jewish Hospital with nephritis. He resides in the Norfolk Building at Eighth and Elm and was taken ill last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Phelon
William A. Phelon
The
Times-Star
Jewish Hospital
Mr. Phelon
Norfolk
Eighth
Elm Streets
Harugari Convention Concludes Largest Meeting Yet
The Deutscher Orden der Harugari wrapped up its annual state convention with a morning business session at the Odd Fellows Temple and an afternoon zoo visit. About 600 delegates attended, marking the largest gathering for the group to date.
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Opeever
Valeria Moreland
Wortman Street
Homer Moreland
Southside Avenue
Moreland
Sine
Wrest
Autumn
Snow White Refrigerator Co. Manufacturers
Telephone Canal
Vine St
Elder
Children’s Coats
Astore
Schaefer
East Fourth St
Linton
United States Courts
Railroad
Southern
D’orsay
de Smith-Kasson Co
Internal Revenue Agents
Pogue
Fourth Street
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
the Settle Motor Car Co. Star-Durant
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St
Postoffice
Eighth and John Streets
Louis Breguet
Paris
M. Breguet
Educational Department
M . Cc
Land of the Sky
Asheville
Tampa
Sarasota
Saco
Otak
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Pond Creek Pocahontas
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