Nine Divorce Suits Filed in Domestic Relations Court
Nine wives and two husbands filed suits for divorce in Domestic Relations Court yesterday, with claims of spousal abuse infidelity abandonment and failure to support. Specific allegations include beatings, desertion for five years, intoxication and gambling, and illicit associations among spouses in Covington Dayton and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Horton
Conway W. Horton
Covington
Horton
Annette L. Schmidt
William E. Schmidt
Church Street
Dayton
DeLose Davidson
Quatman Avenue
Norwood
Elsie M. Davidson
Loretta Shepard
The
Gibson
Clayton Shepard
Rand
George Stragalas
Newark
Lucy Stragalas
Esther Ronan
Thomas Ronan, Jr
Kenyon Avenue
Edith Heisler
Frank B. Heisler
Lulu Gertrude Taylor
Knoxville
Cleves marshal sued for damages in $10,000 case
Floyd Roland of Cleves filed a $10,000 damage suit in Common Pleas Court alleging W W S Balser the Cleves marshal and Edward J Hoffman and Otto R Cassady of Miami Avenue were his bondsmen. Roland says Balser attacked him July 10 while he rested on his porch without warrant and struck him on the scalp after claiming threats at the village theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. S. Balser
Cleves
Edward J. Hoffman
Otto R. Cassady
Miami Avenue
Common Pleas
Floyd Roland
Ft. Miami
Roland
Marshal Balser
Moving Picture Theater
Tenant Sues For 5000 Damages After Building Fight
Helen Kerr, of the third floor, sues Frank H. Mode and Mrs Ann Mode of the first floor for 5000 dollars in Common Pleas Court. She alleges they attacked her on August 12 at 1723 Sycamore Street, beat her, and had her arrested on a disorderly conduct charge, then jailed until the charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Common Pleas Court
Helen Kerr
Frank H. Mode
Ann Mode
Will of Mrs. Landenwitch Leaves 25 000 Estate
The will filed in Probate Court assigns the dry goods store at 1850 Westwood avenue and household effects to daughter Miss Katherine Landenwitch. The rest of the estate minus 25 goes to children Kath erine, George, Harry, John and Joseph Landenwitch, Mrs. Emma Tepe and Mrs. Josephine Meyer. The 25 is donated to St Bonaventura Church on Queen City avenue for masses for the repose of her soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Landenwitch
Westwood Avenue
Katherine Landenwitch
Katherine
George
Harry
John
Joseph Landenwitch
Emma Tepe
Josephine Meyer
St. Bonaventura Church
Queen City Avenue
Farmer Held on Moonshine Charge Under Day Law
William A Bauer of Camp Denison Ohio a farmer was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury with bond set at 1000 after appearance before Commissioner Gregory yesterday charged with selling moonshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bauer
Camp Dennison
Federal Grand Jury
Gregory
Speeding cases absent from court calendar again this month
In Traffic Court yesterday there were no speeding cases on the docket for the second time this week and the fifth time this month. Thomas Murphy 30 charged with driving while intoxicated was sentenced to ten days in jail fined 50 dollars and costs and had driving rights suspended six months by Judge Eyrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murphy
West
Eighth Street
Eyrich
Hilliard B. Center
Hamilton
Center
Fifth Street
Race Street
Charles Gormley
Coney Island
Scott Street
Covington
Joseph Davin
East Third Street
Davin
Gormley
Charles Finke
Virginia Avenue
Northside
Martha Baldwin
Edge Hill Avenue
Condit Brown
Oak Street
Sixth and Vine Streets
Sylvester Wolverton
Strum Street
Price Hill
Yearton
Wolverton
Wolsifer
Humane Society
Isaac Mayer
Detroit
Estelle Mayer
Harvey Avenue
Mayer
Anthony Brothers
The
William Orth
Enright Avenue
Alice Orth
Eastern Avenue
Orth
Prohibition Cars Reused to Nab Violators Under New Act
United States District Judge Hough authorized prohibition officers to use confiscated automobiles to pursue further violators of the Volstead law. The order allows turning over seized autos to agents for enforcement, following a new Congressional act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Harry Abrams
United States
Cincinnati
Hough
Prohibition
Prohibition Department
Max Hoffman
Rockdale Avenue
Hoffman
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S District Court
Schedules in a bankruptcy petition were filed yesterday by ger A Poole of Cincinnati doing business as Down Donut Company on Linn Street and Central Avenue. Liabilities totaled 6113.32 while assets were 3000. A petition was filed yesterday in States District Court by F M le of Ironton a grocer with liabilities 3745.72 and assets 6054.29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Ger A. Poole
Cincinnati
Down Donut Company
Linn Street
Central Avenue
States District Court
F. M. le
Ironton, Grocer
Court listings show numerous divorces and damages actions
In Common Pleas and Superior Court dockets, multiple cases are filed including divorces and custody disputes such as Esther Roman vs Thomas Roman Jr and Thelma Smith vs Joseph Smith, plus damages claims like Floyd Roland v W R Balser et al for 10000 and Helen Kerr v Frank Mode for 5000. The entries also include specific performance, alimony, and injunction requests with various party pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Smith
Elizabeth
Dohre
Esther Roman
Thomas Roman Jr
Elmer F. Taylor
Lulu G. Taylor
Lucy Stragalas
George Stragalas
Helen Stuhpoe
Jacob J. Ollinger
Elsie M. Davidson
DeLos Davidson
Thelma Smith
Joseph Smith
Loretta Shepard
Clayton Sheard
William Miller
Sylvia Milar
Fordivorce
Sadie Wheat
Thomas Wheat
Floyd Roland
W. R. Balser
Helen Kerr
Frank H. Mode
Annette S. Schmidt
William E. Schmidt
Edith Heisler
Frank G Ae
the Enterprise Co
Vincent W. Spellmire
Agnes Horton
Conway W. Horton
Superior Court
Fred Gates
Theresa S. Steiner
Court notes report failed business debts prompt assignment
Hugo Burgheim doing business as Hugo fi i Company and the Franklin Products Company filed a deed of assignment in probate court assigning all property to Charles B. Lewis for the benefit of creditors. Assets total 7500 dollars with 5000 dollars in liabilities, poor business given as the cause. Judge F L De Rolles presided. Hallie Stephenson pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to carrying concealed weapons with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Burgheim
Hugo Fi i Company
Franklin Products Company
Scrap Iron and Nations and
East Second Street
Honesterday
Robate Court
Charles B. Lewis
Mercantile Library Building
F. L. de Rolles
Esterday Hallie Stephenson
Negress
Search For Jacob Adam Leads Cincinnati Post Office Inquiry
Relatives in Germany ask Cincinnati postal authorities to find Jacob Adam once from Yughert Germany. Peter Foos of Damstaat Germany, his brother in law, says Adam left over twenty years ago. He was a shoemaker. A German relative's death prompted the search. Arthur Behymer says several men named Jacob Adam in Cincinnati have been interviewed with no result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Adam
Germany
Yughert
Cincinnati
Peter Foos
Damstaat
Adam
Arthur Behymer
Coolidge to End Visit and Motor to Northampton Mass
President Coolidge plans to leave Plymouth after lunch and travel by motor to Swampscott, stopping overnight in Northampton, Massachusetts with Mrs. Goodhue mother of Mrs. Coolidge. He spent the stay resting and conferring briefly on the Belgian debt. will return to White House later, with visits planned to Senator Edge and gubernatorial nominee Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Coolidge
Swampscott
Northampton
Mass
Press Goodhue
Coss
Mellon
Smoot
Utah
Goodhue
Washington
White Court
Reading
Sargent
Secret Service
John Coolidge
Children Have Day in Woods
Four to five thousand school children attended the annual playground picnic in Burnet Woods organized by the Board of Education and the Board of Park Commissioners. Events included a volleyball tournament won by Oyler, the “most freckled boy and girl” contest with Milford Wolf and Nellie Toole winning, and prizes in embroidery and dressmaking. Winners came from Turkey Ridge, Northside, Washington, and other playgrounds with notable participation by the Mothers' Playground League and Miss Grace Lacy as judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet Woods
Board of Education
Board of Park Commissioners
John A. Schwartz
Helen Flannery
A. Boettger
Mothers’ Playground League
Oyler
Milford Wolf
Northside
Nellie Toole
Clarence Hanson
Sands
Grace Lacy
Children’s Department of Pogue’s Department Store
Washington
North Fairmount
Turkey Ridge
Hannah Playground
Political Donation Act Delayed in City Charter
The city charter ban on political contributions by administrative service employees takes effect January 1 1926 while state law already bars classified service participation. Assistant City Solicitor Henry Bruestle gave the opinion. enforcement after January 1 remains unclear and may await a new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bruestle
City Civil Service Commission
Bruestle
Ill health blamed for Cincinnati woman's Denver suicide
Marie Schaefer a 60 year old Cincinnati resident died by hanging in the St Elmie Hotel Denver on August 18. She traveled from Cincinnati to seek relief for a nervous disorder. A note left for her sister Mrs Louise Klanke asked that personal effects be turned over. Body to be shipped to Cincinnati for burial at Walnut Hills German Protestant Cemetery. Funeral services set at Mrs Klanke home on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Denver
Marie Schaefer
St. Elmie
Miss Schaefer
Louise Klanke
Highland Avenue
Betzner Improves After Gall Stone Operation
Dr. Clarence W. Bergner of 2627 Vine Street was reported favorable at the Jewish Hospital after Dr. Betzner underwent an operation yesterday for gall stones. Dr. Burt Carter performed the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betzner
Clarence W. Bergner
Vine Street
Jewish Hospital
Burt Carter
Salesman Hurt by Fall At Home
Martin Wehr of 109 Winkler Street, a salesman for Townsend-West Dairy, was taken to General Hospital after a fall at his home yesterday. He slipped on the steps and sustained injuries, but doctors described his condition as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wehr
Winkler Street
Townsend-West Dairy Company
General Hospital
Wehr
Cincinnati Motorists Consider Annexing Neighboring Clubs
The Cincinnati Automobile Club votes to negotiate annexing Ripley Lebanon Georgetown New Richmond West Union and Manchester clubs to its roster likely expanding membership by several thousand. Members discuss Glenway avenue repair and Rockdale Reading road terminal safety concerns and a Canton schools book request. A patrol commitment to County roads is acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Automobile Club
A.E. Mittendorf
Ripley
Lebanon
Georgetown
New Richmond
West Union
Manchester
Cincinnati Club
Automobile Club
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Manns Avenue
McKeone Avenue
Charles B. Ratterman
Madison Road
William T. Calerdine
Club
H. J. Pheister
Rockdale
Reading Road
Calerdine
Traction Company
Canton (O.) Board of Education
Canton
William M. Perin
Edwin Root
New Orleans Dry Raids Push Liquor Prices Higher
New Orleans reports that imported dry agent raids failed to curb demand and instead raised liquor costs. Bartenders note price jumps from 4.50 to 6 dollars per quart for Canadian Club, with a case price rising to 40 dollars, reflecting a $7 per case increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York World News Service
Gulf Coast
Crescent City
Donahey Father Buried in New Philadelphia Ohio
Funeral services for John C. Donahey father of Governor Donahey were held at First Methodist Church in New Philadelphia. The burial took place at East Avenue Cemetery. Attendees included state officials and Dr. W. O. Thompson president of Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Philadelphia
John C. Donahey
Donahey
Clevelan
First Methodist Church
R. M. Freshwater
R. J. Secrest
East Avenue
Governor Donahey
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Freshwater
Methodist Church
West Chester
Two Children Bitten by Dogs in Northside and Price Hill
Anna Ferstman, 13, of 1516 Chase Ave Northside, suffered bites on the arm hip leg and shoulder from a bulldog owned by Anthony Langone of 1522 Chase Ave. A doctor said her condition was not serious and the dog was given to the Health Department. Paul Doerger, 12, of 3727 Warsaw Ave Price Hill, was bitten in the left leg by a neighbor’s dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ferstman
Chase Avenue
Northside
Anthony Langone
Health Department
Paul Doerger
Warsaw Avenue
Price Hill
Noted Baseball Writer William Phelan Dies at 53
William Arlie Phelan formerly of the Cincinnati Times-Star and longtime baseball editor dies at Jewish Hospital after a two day illness from Brights disease. He was 53, survived by his wife and son Raymond. services to be held at his funeral home with Times-Star staff as pallbearers. Cremation planned at Cincinnati Crematory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arlie Phelon
Norfolk
Cincinnati Times- Star
Jewish Hospital
Bright
E. O. Smith
Nathan Keller
William Arlie Phelan
Chicago
Chicago Public Schools
West Division High School
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Friars’ Club of
New York
Raymond Phelan
Elmwood Palace
Valley Blade
Lillian Harmon
Phelan
Pacific Coast
W. Mack /Johnson
McMillan Street
Upland Place
George Dunlop
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Kemper Lane
Times-Star
Moses Strauss
Edward Steinborn
Robert Harris
Charles Ludwig
Lew Heck
Charles O’connor
Cincinnati Crematory
Dixsmuth Avenue
Mayor Faces Decision on New Light Rate Ordinance
The City Council passed an electric rate plan on August 11 and Mayor Carrel will decide today whether to veto or sign. The plan sets tiered rates based on consumption, not fixtures, with a 7.4 cent first kilowatt hour and a 2/3 majority needed to override a veto. Charles O Rose opposed the measure. Froome Morris and William Kleine attended the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Suchanaienty
Cet
Froome Morris
William O. Kleine
City Electrician
Charles O Rose
Fifth Ward
Jewelry valued at 115 dollars stolen from home
H D Rugg of 3872 Isabella avenue returned home yesterday to find his bedroom drawers rifled and jewelry missing. Police believe entry was gained through a cellar door. The loot totaled 115 dollars and included a woman's ring 75, a man's ring 25, and a lavalliere 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Rugg
Isabella Avenue
Rugg
Lavalliere
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Scenic
Cumberland Mountains
Louisville & Nashville
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Dixie Terminal
A. J. Anzer
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Pogue’s Athletic Union
Fourth Street
Este An
Arlington National Cemetery
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Baltimore & Ohio
National Limited
Queen City Coal Co
Commercial Tribune
Cleves Marshal
United States Courts
Town
Education and Park Boards
WM. A Preson
Nation
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St
Postoffice
Eighth and
John Streets
OUR
American Exchange National Bank
Indianapolis
Baymiller Station
Miami
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