Motorist given 20 days and lifelong driving ban
James W. Anderson received twenty days in jail and a $10 fine plus costs for driving while intoxicated. The judge also revoked his driving license for life due to a second offense in three months. The case followed a crash with Edgar Ehlen and included testimony of an officer and a hospital doctor.
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James W. Anderson
Elmwood Place
Eyrich
Lfe
Anderson
John J. Schmitt
Springfield Pike
Parker and
Waechter
Frank Jones
Laurel Street
Central Avenue
Joseph Conley
Hopkins Street
Jones
Lloyd Stievers
Colerain Avenue
Kellogg Avenue
Oliver Stoll
Betts Street
Stoll
Services Held for Mrs J H Gest
Close friends gathered at Joseph Henry Gest's home for the funeral of his wife. Gest, director of the Cincinnati Art Museum, requested intimate attendance. Rev C Russell Moodey of Christ Church conducted services noting her long illness and prominence in church and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry Gest
Cincinnati Art Museum
Gest
C. Russell Moodey
Christ Church
New Suit Filed in Graves Case Involving Private Burying Ground
James S. Myers sues Charles H. Miller in Common Pleas Court for 20 000 claiming Miller possessed and misused property at a private burying ground on Mill Creek west fork end of Drennan Avenue and removed bones from the graves.
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Mill Creek
Drennan Avenue
Common Pleas Court
James S. Myers
Charles H. Miller
Hamilton Avenue
Miller
Myers
George C. Greine
George Schmidt, Jr
Charles Degenhart
Millcreek Township
Frank J. Street
Addyston man seeks divorce naming two men in Ohio case
Charlie Rea of Addyston Ohio files for divorce from Loraine Rea of Dayton charging abandonment frequently at night and association with two men Jesse Pyles and Ervin Palmer. The suit notes past relationships and a neglected child seen with burns at a Whitewater River camp near Trenton Indiana. The child was later placed in care before being removed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Rea
Addyston
Loraine Rea
Dayton
Jesse Pyles
Covington
Rea
Ervin Palmer
Whitewater River
Trenton
Ind
Pyles
Bea
Couple seeks $10 000 damages for awning injury
Mark and Maude Watkins sue Louis Katz pawnbroker for $5 000 each in Common Pleas Court over injuries to Mrs. Maude Watkins when an awning at Katz's store on 518 Central Avenue fell on July 13 1925. She alleges loss of arm use heart impairment nervous collapse and defective rotten awning. The suit seeks damages for Mrs Watkins and loss of services and consortium for Mr Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Katz
Central Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Mark Watkins
Maude Watkins
Vine Street
Watkins
Katz
76 year old man faces delinquency charge in juvenile court
Walter Lyons aged 76 of 831 West Fourth street pleaded not guilty in Juvenile Court to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of three young Negro girls aged 10 to 12 who allege assault. Lyons agreed to undergo a court medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lyons
West Fourth Street
Hannibal Street
Dora Johnson
LeBlond
Widow Divides Estate Between Charities and Kin
The will of Mrs. Margaret B. Morehead filed in Probate Court yesterday leaves $1,000 to The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant and $100 to each of Cincinnati Orphan Asylum Home for Incurables Home for Friendless Y W C A and Children's Home. Margaret M Simrall named executrix receives all jewelry clothing and piano. Nephews James T and Albert Morehead and nieces Beatrice M Farnham Emma M Potter and Clara Potter each get $100. The remainder is split into three equal parts: one third to Margaret M Simrall, one third to Adelaid M Iredell and Joseph G Montfort, and one third to Elias R and Joseph G Montfort and Anna S Montfort. No estate value was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret B. Morehead
Henry B. Morehead
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Testatrix
Margaret M. Simrall
James T
Albert Morehead
Beatrice M. Farnham
Emma M. Potter
Clara Potter
Adela
Estate of Dr Sigmar Stark Valued at About 125000
In Probate Court yesterday an estimate placed the estate of the late Dr Sigmar Stark who died in Europe on July 16 1925 at roughly 125000 Under the will Stark’s widow Mrs. держ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmar Stark
Europe
Stark
Poodle Starves Itself After Mistress Dies
In Union City New Jersey on August 25 57 year old Mrs Emma Bert died and her poodle Teddy stopped eating and then died from starvation veterinarians said neighbors had tried to feed him with bones but he refused to touch them Mrs Bert was buried in Grove Church Cemetery on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Union City
N. J
Emma Bert
Teddy
Bert
Grove Church Cemetery
Stark named principal beneficiary and executrix
Lilly R. Stark of 1108 East Mc Millan Street is named principal beneficiary and executrix. Surviving sons are Robert Harold Stark and John Reis Stark.
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Lilly R. Stark
East
McMillan Street
Executrix
Robert Harold Stark
John Reis Stark
Common Pleas Court case index for civil actions and filings
A list of Common Pleas Court cases including writ of habeas corpus for Joseph Simms and numerous civil actions such as Barbara Pollak versus Estelle M Crombargar for 2500 dollars, James S Myers versus Charles E Miller for 20000 dollars, Maude Watkins versus Louis Katz for 5000 dollars, Elizabeth Jones versus William Jones for divorce, and Foreclosure and receivership actions including Globe B. and S. Company versus Carl Hauser et al. and The Continental Finance Company versus Sutton Motor Car Company.
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Common Pleas Court
Joseph Simms
Barbara Pollak
Estelle M. Crombargar
Charlie Rea
Loraine Rea
James S. Myers
Charles E. Miller
Maude Watkins
Louis Katz
Mark Watkins
Elizabeth Jones
William Jones
William Hawkins
Louis Present
The
Browning-Crane Company
David L. Joseph Company
Two Men Arraigned On Federal Drug Charges In City
Joseph Schroer of 1339 Pendleton street and Clifford Freytag of 1627 Sycamore street were arraigned by Commissioner Gregory yesterday on charges of possessing and transporting lig. They pleaded not guilty and were held to the grand jury. Federal agents arrested them on August 18. Freytag bonded at $2,500 and Schroer at $5,000.
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Joseph Schroer
Pendleton Street
Clifford Freytag
Sycamore Street
Gregory
Federa and
Jury
Freytag
Schroer
Two Lawyers Apply For Admission To Federal Court
G W A Wilmer of Middletown Connecticut filed an application for admission to practice before the United States District Court. He was admitted to the bar on June 25 1912. Joseph P Good enough of 1228 Vinestreet filed a similar application and was admitted to the bar on July 19 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
G. W. A. Wilmer
Middletown
Joseph P. Goodenough
Vinestreet
City Board of Health to draft bus ventilation ordinance
The Board of Health authorized Dr. L. Wade Heiser to draft a new ordinance governing ventilation in all public conveyances. The measure would affect buses with city terminals and rests on jurisdiction over city buses if not conflicting with state or federal laws. The board also urged funds for City hospitals and announced badge-wearing for members.
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Board of Health
L. Wade Heiser
Carl W. Rich
County Budget Commission
General Hospital
City Board of Health
Journeymen Barber's International Union
Local 49
Dr. Heiser
Charles F. Hornberger
Public Service
Cincinnati Reduction Company
East End
Rufus B. Blume
Civil Service Commission
Dr. Blume
Prizes Worth 300 At Chester Park Outing
More than 300 dollars in prizes will be awarded at Chester Park today by Ehman Home Outfitting Company as part of its annual outing. The Arrangement Committee has set an afternoon and evening program including a guessing contest for the person closest to the total attendance. Numerous other contests will also award prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Ehman Home Outfitting Company
Committee On Arrangements
Petition Seeks Granite Paving on Madison Road
A petition requesting granite block paving for Madison Road was filed with Clerk of Council Fred Schneller yesterday. It cites over a hundred residents signatures and will be discussed at next Wednesday’s Council meeting.
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Madison Road
Fred _ Schneller
Quick Powdered Drink Mix Instructions
Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring the powder in hot or cold water. No Cooking.
Four burglars captured in city raid on East Third Street
Detective Gernhardt stumbled onto a six man burglary gang at 343 East Third Street. Four men identified as Paul Bogart 19 Northumberland Pennsylvania George McBeth 22 New York John Murphy 19 Buffalo New York and Joseph O'Brien 38 were detained on suspicion. Loot included clothing silverware jewelry and china. Bogart confessed he guarded the haul and was paid $365 for silverware. The group said two other members known as Jack and Charlie sold loot in other cities. a Dieterle writing pad tied the burglary to the Dieterle home on August 17.
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Robert Gernhardt
East Third Street
Gernhardt
Paul Bogart
Water Street
Northumberland
George McBeth
East Thirty-seventh Street
New York
John Murphy
Exchange Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph O’brien
Bogart
Fountain Square
Jack
Charlie
New Orleans
Mary Louise Dieterle
Hosea Avenue
Clifton
G. A. Dieterle
Europe
Robbers' Victim Better Says Hospital Doctors
Doctors at Good Samaritan Hospital report Charles Rack a 45 year old drayman of Clovernook Avenue College Hill is improving after being beaten into unconsciousness and robbed of 150 by two Black men who entered his home shortly after midnight Tuesday. Rack, who lives alone, was found by his brother Frank Rack of 2536 Harrison Avenue. The men were identified by Rack as workers he had previously hired to help haul furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles Rack
Clovernook Avenue
College Hill
Rack
Frank Rack
Harrison Avenue
Ford Announces New Body Types with No Price Change
Ford Motor Company unveiled improved body types with a lower chassis and all steel bodies. Features include color finishes for closed cars, larger brakes, redesigned seats, wider fenders, higher radiator, and new cowl lines, while runabouts and touring cars stay black. Coupes and Tudor sedans appear in chanel green and Windsor maroon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Windsor
Fire Destroys Plant of American Paper Tube Co
A fire swept the American Paper Tube Company plant at 208 Elm Street causing about 10 000 dollars in losses. The blaze started on the fourth floor amid cardboard and paper trim mings and spread to upper floors. Two men were overcome by smoke and hospitalized, stock on the affected floor valued at 5 000 dollars was ruined by water and smoke, and officials say no inflammable materials were used in their part of the building. background owner Julius Uihlein & Co. and prior owners J A Buhr and G Buhr are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Paper Tube Company
Elm Street
Julius Uihlein & Co
General Hospital
Clifford Roste
Morgan Street
Edward Ruberg
Glenway Avenue
J. A. Buhr
George Buhr
Ruberg
Dollar Buys U S Ships From Fleet Corp
Pal mer announces sale of four lake type cargo vessels to R Stanley Dollar. The ships, laid up in the Orient after the Shipping Board feeder service ended, will serve Dollar's around the world and Orient cargo operations. Price set at 115000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollar
U. S
New York World News Service
Washington
A. UC. Palmer
Fleet Corporation
R. Stanley Dollar
Orient
Shipping Board
Models to wear $300000 jewels at Cincinnati fashion show
Jewelry valued at 300000 dollars will be worn by models at the Fall Fashion Pageant and Market Week opening Sunday night at the Zoo. The eight day event expects 800 to 1000 merchants from the Middle West, with Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce sponsors coordinating entertainment and registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Zoo
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Nelson
Shoe and Allied Trades of
Convention Bureau
Walnut Street
Gibson
Moon Motor trims prices on all Moon models
Moon Motor Car Company announces price reductions across its line with cuts from 50 dollars on the standard sedan to 200 dollars on the deluxe sedan. The new prices take effect September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Motor Car Company
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J. H. Gest
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