Will of Cowen Owides 540000 Distributes Estate to Relatives
The will of Clinton Cowen ex county surveyor and state highway commissioner who died on a hunting trip in Canada was filed in probate court. About 40 000 to 50 000 goes to relatives with specific 2000 and 1000 bequests to nephews nieces and cousins. Executor James B Swing named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Cowen
Canada
Warren Cowen
Ft. Ancient
Warren County
Bertha Ulrey
Bethel
Blanche Aultman
Xenia
Bessie West
Ripley
Ida Leggett
William Montgomery
Detroit
Mich
John Montgomery
Dayton
Paul Montgomery
John McKinnie
Nellie Rust
Emeline
Pasadena
Cal
John Cowen
Thomas Collins
Newtonsville
Nancy Collins
Mary A. Cowen
Washington
D. C
Mabel Cowen Browning
Wilmington
James B. Swing
Three Wives File Suits Asking For Divorce
Mrs Rosella Goldman sues Ralph H Goldman president of the Goldman Audit Co seeking divorce and alimony. She alleges nightly absences, curses, at times chokes her, and argues large sums spent on associates. Married Hoboken 1903 separated 1924 after twelve moves. Also Lawrence Singleton is sued by wife Hazel for divorce over failure to provide clothing and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Goldman
Goldman Audit Company
Walnut Street
Rosella Goldman
Carol
Hazel Singleton
Lawrence Singleton
Olive Street
Gallipolis
O. Singleton
Mrs Dolly Guthrie Seeks Divorce Over Abuse Claim
In a divorce petition, Mrs Dolly Guthrie of 225 West Ninth street accuses husband Albert E. Guthrie of refusing to work while pressing her to work. She says he slapped her face on several occasions and that his conduct made her life miserable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Guthrie
West Ninth Street
Albert E. Guthrie
Guthrie
Judge lectures clerk on race horse gambling case
Judge John A. Caldwell reprimands Jonas McGehey after the shipping clerk pleads guilty to grand larceny for $65 theft via manipulated C O D orders. McGehey cites losses from racing and gambling. The court releases him on own recognizance with weekly reporting to a social worker and county prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Caldwell
Jonas McGehey
C.O. D
McGehey
Caldwell
Laundry operator fined for opium possession
Lee Lagan operator of a Chinese laundry on Vine street was fined 100 by Judge Caldwell after pleading guilty to possessing opium unlawfully. Lagan claimed the opium was for personal use. Lloyd Broadus, a negro, pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was sentenced to six months in Hamilton County Jail and fined 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lagan
Vine Street
Caldwell
Lagan
Lloyd Broadus
Guiley
Hamilton County
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Cases listed include Wesley Branscom vs Jess M Wilson for 500 on note. Dolly Guthrie vs Albert E Guthrie for divorce. John J Mescher vs Helen Mescher for divorce. Hazel M Singleton vs Lawrence Singleton for divorce. Rosella Goldman vs Ralph H Goldman for divorce and alimony. Sebastian Canava vs B R Drees for 222. William H Parchmann vs Theresa Parchmann for partition of estate. Ford Bader treasurer vs Fred Richt for 1025. George W Goode vs Sarah S Goode for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Wesley Branscom
Jess M. Wilson
Dolly Guthrie
Albert E. Guthrie
John J. Mescher
Helen Mescher
Hazel M. Singleton
Lawrence Singleton
Rosella Goldman
Ralph H. Goldman
Sebastian Canava
B. R. Drees
William H. Parchmann
Theresa Parchmann
Ford Bader
Fred Richt
George W. Goode
Sarah S. Goode
Detroit youth appeals writ to overturn deportation order
Panagiotis Kossivas, a 17 year old Greek resident of Detroit, filed in the United States Court of Appeals to reverse Judge Arthur J. Tuttle's habeas corpus ruling that upheld an Immigration Inspector's order deporting him as a public charge issued in March 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Tuttle
Detroit
Simmons Seeks Order Set Aside in Bankrupt Case
Detroit man Charles C. Simmons filed an appeal in federal court to overturn a bankruptcy order issued yesterday, seeking to set aside the adjudication that declared him bankrupt. The action follows a bankruptcy proceeding in which Simmons was declared bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Simmons
Detroit
United States
Funeral in Harlem for Mrs Mors linked to McCoy murder case
Hundreds gathered in Harlem funeral parlors for Theresa Mors as Kid McCoy, the former boxer, faces murder and robbery charges over her Los Angeles death. The body arrived in New York. parents and siblings attended. McCoy denies shooting, claiming Mors died by her own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Theresa Mors
Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Joseph Weinstein
McCoy
Miss California Beauty Queen Visits Cincinnati on Way to Atlantic City
Miss Faye Lamphier, named California’s most beautiful girl after a statewide contest, toured Cincinnati with praise for the city’s hospitality. She advocates clean living, outdoor activity, and inner loveliness over artificial beauty, and plans further stops en route to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Lamphier
Golden State
Atlantic City
California
Cincinnati
Lamphier
Miss Lamphier
Chamber of Commerce
Zoo
Leslie Kranbourne
Santa Cruz
Detroit Court Filing by Building Contractor Morris Tessler
A legal filing was submitted in Detroit court by Morris H. Tessler, a city building contractor, initiating or participating in a court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Morris H. Tessler
That City
Baker seeks admission to federal practice in Cincinnati
William Henry Baker, a Cincinnati attorney, filed an application yesterday in United States District Court for admission to practice in the federal courts of this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Baker
Cincinnati
Bankrupt Jeweler Receives Final Dividend
Charles Greve, referee in bankruptcy, declared an 8 percent dividend at a creditors meeting for James Binga man a bankrupt jeweler of 1533 Vine Street. This followed a prior 5 percent payout. Creditors of Dayton Hamilton and Cincinnati Rapid Transit Company held their final meeting as the case closed. assets were $1,411.55 against liabilities of $29,552.48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greve
James Bingaman
Vine Street
Dayton, Hamilton and Cincinnati Rapid Transit Company
Trustees Appointed in Two Bankruptcy Cases
Following meetings of creditors for Leon Aaron and Joseph Sabatino, Walter D. Murphy and Edward R. Ackerman appointed as trustees. An order adjudged Charles Schear doing business as the Jewell Cloak Company as bankrupt after a voluntary petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Aaron
West Sixth Street
Joseph Sabatino
Main Street
Greve
Walter D. Murphy
Aaron
Edward R. Ackerman
Charles Schear
Jewell Cloak Company
Bankruptcy trustees file bonds and amended creditor schedule
Bonds were filed in United States District Court by Carl W. Frye trustee for Adolph Levine Nicholas J. Hogan Jr trustee for Joseph Mueller and Harry Cohen trustee for the Cincinnati Slipper Manufacturing Company. Joseph Weber bankrupt contractor filed an amended schedule listing additional unsecured claims totaling $144.74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Carl W. Frye
Adolph Levine
Nicholas J. Hogan, Jr
Joseph Mueller
Arry Cohen
Cincinnati Slipper Manufacturing Company
Joseph Weber
Vaccination Order Enforced by Cincinnati Board of Health
The Cincinnati Board of Health announced enforcement of compulsory vaccination for all school children in public and private schools as required by law. Health Commissioner William M. Peters and legal adviser Frederick Hinkle stated school authorities must enforce the order, with power to close schools if contagious diseases like smallpox appear. Dr. Rufus Blume and Dr. L. W. Heizer received $500 annual salary increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Board of Health
William M. Peters
Frederick Hinkle
Hinkle
Rufus Blume
L. W. Heizer
500 Pound Safe Stolen From West End Store
W L Harris proprietor of a Carlisle avenue soft drink stand reported a 500 pound iron safe was taken from his store while he was in the rear. The safe contained 150 dollars three gold watches and three gold rings. Harris said a thief or thieves vanished with the heavy safe from the front of his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houdini
West End
W. L. Harris
Carlisle Avenue
Harris
Teachers Cite Extras Boost For High School Youth
Dr. George E. Davis of Walnut Hills High School urged Hamilton County teachers to value athletics debating and club activity as essential to character and motivation. He cited students who learned more from debating than English and urged minimal adult interference in student activities. Dean Louis A. Pechstein highlighted future college courses and added experts to departments at the College of Education. A luncheon followed honoring retiring teachers at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Eton
George E. Davis
Walnut Hills High School
Hamilton County Teachers’ Institute
University of Cincinnati
Davis
Louis A. Pechstein
College of Education
University
C. A. Gregory
Central
Bold Daylight Hold-Up Staged by Lone Bandit
Police report Owen Armes collector for a chain grocery firm was robbed at noon yesterday near Eighth Street and Trenton Avenue. A gunman forced him to drive, took 300 from a morning satchel, and released him at Quebec Road and Queen City Avenue. The bandit sat on the doorstep earlier and warned Armes to stay silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Armes
Gilsey Avenue
Eighth Street
Trenton Avenue
Armes
Quebec Road
Queen City Avenue
Knight
Price Hill
Stewart Named Acting Assistant Superintendent of Cincinnati Schools
Leonard P. Stewart principal of John H. Carson School chosen Acting Assistant Superintendent by Edward D. Roberts. Roberts will seek Board approval on September 8. The move follows Randall J. Condon’s leave and Roberts’s elevation to superintendent. Miss Sylvia Ewan gains Linwood principal post. Edith Hill moves to Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard P. Stewart
John H. Carson
Cincinnati Public Schools
Edward D. Roberts
Roberts
Board of Education
Randall J. Condon
Condon
Stewart
Carson School
Richards
Sylvia Ewan
Linwood
Ewan
Horace Mann
Edith Hill
Clifton
George Franz
Highlands
Westwood
Lara Fortney
Twenty-third District
Prize contest rewards long hair beauties at Chester Park
Beauties with unshorn tresses will compete in a beauty contest at Chester Park September 3 and 4 under French Bros Bauer Co. Six prizes daily will be awarded in each hair class blondes brunettes and redheads. Hairdressers say the bobbed hair trend is fading as long locks regain favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Bros.Bauer Company
Chester Park
Two Boys Fight Sparks Riot Call in City
Police rushed to Laurel street and Central avenue after a riot call. A crowd gathered as two youths fought. the white boy Louis Reitman 14 and the black boy Ben Walker 15 were taken into custody and held for the Juvenile Court after the white boy was knocked out at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Street
Central Avenue
General Hospital
Louis Reitman
Ben Walker
Debate on proper costumes for Cincinnati school sub debs
Walnut Hills dean of girls Miss Clark leads conferences with groups of school girls to set a dress regulation for the coming year. Principal George E Davis notes aim for simple suitable attire and discouraging lipstick and rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dean Clark
Walnut Hills High School
Miss Clark
George E. Davis
Walnut Hills School
Prof. Davis
Ratterman Commissioned First Lieutenant in ORC
Henry A. Ratterman of 829 Dayton street was commissioned First Lieutenant of Infantry in the Officers' Reserve Corps. His service began as a bugler in the First Ohio Infantry at World War start, later transferring to the 148th Infantry and serving until war’s end in four major offensives. He previously enlisted in the 147th Infantry O. N. G. and was commissioned Second Lieutenant two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Ratterman
Dayton Street
Washington
Ratterman
First
Ohio Infantry
148Th Infantry
147Th Infantry
Despondent Wife Takes Poison Then Returns Home
Mrs. Lula Grimsky aged 47 of 2132 Baymiller Street attempted suicide by drinking poison. She was treated at General Hospital and later sent home as her condition was not serious. husband John Grimsky cited ill health as the cause of her distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Grimsky
Baymiller Street
General Hospital
John Grimsky
Funeral for J. W. Fisher Held Today
Funeral services for John W. Fisher a 95 year old former hay and grain merchant and longtime Chamber of Commerce member were conducted at W Mack Johnson funeral home on McMillan Street and Upland Place at 2 30 this afternoon. Burial followed at Spring Grove Cemetery with Hanselmann Commandery Knight Templars participating and grandsons Albert Fisher Howard Fisher Teasdale Fisher Charles T Coppeck acting as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fisher
Chamber of Commerce
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan Street
Upland Place
Spring Grove Cemetery
Hanselmann Commandery
Knight Templars
Albert Fisher
Howard Fisher
Teasdale Fisher
Charles T. Coppeck
Fisner
New St Francis Seminary Opens August 30
The New St Francis Seminary will open August 30 to avoid conflict with St Rita’s festival. Seven Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart arrived from Reading Pennsylvania to direct the seminary domestic department. The school begins its sixty sixth scholastic year with pontifical high mass by Archbishop Albert Daeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Francis Seminary
St. Francis Semina
Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Reading
Albert Daeger
O.F M
Santa Fe
N. M
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Markdowns
Fourth St
West
Max Wocnlheir & Son Co
Palace Hotel
Cowen Owides
United States Courts
Miss California
Board of Health
G. E. Davis
Institute
Lone Bandit
E. D. Roberts
Chester
J. W. Fisher
Mabley’s
Moffabley
Labor Day
Fourth Street
Schaefer
Sehetiaunes
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
Elm and Central Parkway
Hess Warming and Ventilating Company
Abraham Lincoln
More Homes Campaign
W. Meredith Yeatman
VIA
Hamilton Middletown
Franklin
MIAMISBURG _ WEST
Carrolton
C &D
Kidergarten
University School
Blair Avenue
Avondale
W. S. Stilwell
A. M
Avon
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