JY RETURNS 24 INDICTMENTS IN GRAND JURY
Hamilton County grand jury returned twenty four indictments. Walter Weber of 2485 Galvin avenue faces manslaughter charges for striking Christ Christman 62 a merchant policeman at the west end of the Hrighth street viaduct and not stopping. Witness Joseph Welsh testified he rode in the car and was thrown against the windshield. A second degree murder charge was brought against Anna Southers alias Anna Pruitt for stabbing Tilton Murphy at 537 Main street. Indictments also accuse C L Gilineau of obtaining money by false pretenses and forgery from the Shean Advertising Co. Dave E Lamb faces two false pretenses charges. Others cover burglary embezzlement and larceny cases varying in amounts and victims.
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Hamilton County
Walter Weber
Galvin Avenue
Weber
Christ Christman
Providence Street
Hrighth Street
Joseph Welsh
West Eighth Street
Anna Southers
Anna Pruitt
Shean Advertising Company
Springfield
Mass
Linton
Dave E. Lamb
Samuel Greatorex
West Virginia
Daisy E. Perlee
Dale Keith
Richard Roe
John Doe
Niser
Gordon Lawence
Mary DeVore
Kemper Lane
Lawrence
Stolen Goods Theft and Assault Reported In City Case
The report lists suspects including Ransom McCoy charged with theft and cutting to kilk and wounding Dennis L. Walsh, and a count of issuing a 4 against insufficient funds. James Wright is noted for pocket picking as part of the incident.
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McCoy
Dennis L. Walsh
James Wright
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of new civil actions with docket numbers including Carrie Sandman v Harry Sandman for divorce No 196498, James McDermott v Lewis Patton et al for $2060 and foreclosure No 196494, Sisters of Charity mortgage authority No 196496 for $800000, Crescent Tire Co v Vogel et al for $600 No 196497, Edith Link v Alois Hill No 196498 for $1290.60, Ethel Birnbaum v H Pogue Co for $50000, Mabel Henn v Fred Henn for divorce alimony and custody No 196500, Jessie Applebee v Ernest Applebee for divorce No 196501, Lulu Bratton v James Bratton for alimony and injunction No 196502, Peter Ruehlman Jr v Marie Hodapp et al for $9387.05 No 196503.
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Common Pleas Court
Carrie Sandman
Harry
J. Sandman
James McDermott
Lewis Patton
Mori Eees
James Scholol
Edward A
Sisters of Charity
the Crescent Tire Company
William J. Vogel
Edith Link
Aloi Hill
Ethel Birnbaum
The
H Pogue Co
Mabel Henn
Fred Henn
Jessie C. Applebee
Ernest L. Applebee
Lulu Bratton
James M. Bratton
Peter G. Ruehlman, Jr
Marie C. Hodapp
Dollings Company case may be reindicted in Columbus
The Court of Appeals mandate overturning a lower court verdict in the Dollings Company case was sent to the Columbus district court. U S Attorney Hayyeth E. May and A U S T A W Bartels discussed the matter possibly calling a special grand jury to reindict William G. Benham and Dwight Harrison. If a new trial occurs Judge Smith Hickenlooper would preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Appeals
William G. Benham
Dwight Harrison
R. L. Dollings Company
United States District Court
Columbus
Hayyeth E. May
United States
Cincinnati
W. B. Bartels
United States District
Dollings Company
Benham and Harrison
Smith Hickenlooper
Portsmouth man files voluntary bankruptcy in court
Daniel W. McGione of Portsmouth Colorado filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court. Liabilities were listed at 1022 31 dollars and assets at nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. McGione
Portsmouth, CO
United States District Court
Service flags to hang as 37th Division returns home
Cincinnati to celebrate the upcoming Thirty-seventh Division reunion with service flags and American flags displayed in windows nationwide. Captain Victor Heintz appeals to residents to participate as downtown firms join the nationwide decorative plan. Delegations from Pittsburgh Detroit St Louis and Philadelphia are expected for the September 5 6 and 7 gathering.
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Cincinnati
Victor Heintz
Escaut River
Belgium
Pittsburgh
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ohio Supreme Court Admits 54 Attorneys
Among fifty four new attorneys admitted to practice in Ohio by Chief Justice C T Marshall was Eric Schulte bailiff of Judge Roettinger's Common Pleas Court. Six women joined the class and the oldest member was W H Baker 66 who has practiced law 42 years. He originally was admitted in West Virginia in 1883 and now seeks to practice in Ohio.
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Ohio
C. T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Eric Schulte
Judge Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Schulte
Hamilton County
Roettinger
Mabel V. Madden
Leneay Avenue
Edna Glenn
Bridadway
Rose Bloom
Larona Avenue
Helen C. Little
West Eighth Street
Alice K. Harrington
Cleneay Avenue
Margaret Gandalls
Dayton
W. H. Baker
Woodbine Avenue
Baker
West Virginia
Negro gets five year term for shooting detective
George Nicholson a 41 year old Negro of Nashville Tennessee pleaded guilty to shooting railroad detective John Womacks during a dispute on July 7 1925. Judge LeBlond sentenced him to five years in the Ohio Penitentiary after he admitted a prior Kentucky sentence.
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Ohio
LeBlond
George Nicholson
Nashville
Tenn
Albert Weinstein
Nicholson
John Womacks
Womacks
Nicholoson
Kentucky
Trost Divides $75,000 Estate Among Relatives
Abraham Trost an insurance dealer leaves a $75,000 estate to relatives. After burial in United Jewish Cemetery Walnut Hills and headstone costs, he gives $500 to nieces Jennie Rice and Jennie Trost and to Samuel T Rice, $100 to Jewish Hospital, and the residue to his sister Bella T Rice. Executors named are Samuel Trust Rice and Western Bank and Trust Co. Will dated December 10 1924.
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Abraham Trost
Lueders
United Jewish Cemetery
Walnut Hills
Trost
Jennie* Rice
Jennie Trost
Samuel T. Rice
Jewish Hospital
Bella T. Rice
Knott Avenue
Samuel Trust Rice
Western Bank and Trust Company
Hospital Expansion Sought Soaring $800000 Loan
In Common Pleas Court the Sisters of Charity seek permission to borrow $800,000 from Western and Southern Life Insurance to finish two new wings at Good Samaritan Hospital. The suit was filed yesterday.
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Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Good Samaritan Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Sisters of Charity
Colleges Fail to Rush for Kane's Movie Chair
New York agencies report leading film companies and universities show little interest in Robert T. Kane’s proposal to endow a motion picture chair at Harvard Yale or Columbia with 5000 dollars a year. Kane plans lectures by top industry figures to raise the art and tone of cinema.
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New York World News Service
New York
Robert T. Kane
The
Famous Players
Kane
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Hospital head returns from Columbus visit
Dr. E. A. Baker superintendent of Longview Hospital returned from Columbus after meetings with welfare officials. He discussed Hamilton County hospital payroll and typical seasonal adjustments. He said the talks covered minor details related to hospital operations.
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E. A. Baker
Longview Hospital
Columbus
John E. Harper
Hamilton County
Baker
Judge Marx Cleared of Bias in Pennsylvania Railroad Suit
Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court ruled there was no evidence of bias in the action involving Judge Robert S. Marx and the $30 000 damage suit of Edmund O Luthy administrator against the Pennsylvania Railroad. The case was moved to the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas, with the history of prior trials and appeals detailed.
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Marx
Gregory B. Moorman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edmund Oo. Luthy
C. T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Marshall
Moorman
Common Pleas Court
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Ohio
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Superior Court
George J. Green
Luthy
Green
Court of Appeals
Kickless Cider Recipe Found By Agriculture Experts
Washington Aug 25 Experts of the Department of Agriculture say they have developed a method for kickless cider and other fruit juices that preserves mellow flavor while not endangering health. The recipe will be announced in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Boys Guilty of Auto Theft Face Reformatory Possibility
In Cr main Court Judge LeBlond told two eighteen year old boys Michael Hockstok of Plainville and Harry Starr of 1565 Linn Street that automobile stealing is a serious offense and they may receive a suspended Reformatory sentence if costs are paid. Prosecution named L Arthur Perkins as owner of the car stolen July 24 1925 and wrecked near Greenville Indiana. Parents pleaded for leniency and witnesses offered to vouch for future conduct. Judge warned Starr about poolrooms and emphasized stopping the habit of stealing cars.
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Reformatory
LeBlond
Michael Hockstok
Plainville
Harry Starr
Linn ‘Street
Arthur Fix
L. Arthur Perkins
Shady Lane
North Bend
Fourth and Vine Streets
Greenville
Ind
Harry Starr, Sr
Starr
Bernard Gilday
Judge LeBlond
Bert Williams
John Rolf
Gilday
Hockstock
Epidemic Hits Reindeer in Northern Sweden
Stockholm August 25. An epidemic of hoof and mouth disease has struck the Lapp reindeer in the Tarna district of Northern Sweden. Reindeer are infected and authorities work to isolate Tarna to curb spread to other herds.
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Stockholm
Lapps
Sweden
Tarna
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