Dullar Walkers To Be Rounded Up Again Soon
Cincinnati police ran a temporary jaywalking campaign with over 500 notices issued the day before. Chief William Copelan defined jaywalking as crossing outside crossings or diagonally at intersections and warned more enforcement will be carried out. Traffic Court saw few offenders demand trials. four paid fines after brief hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Copelan
Copelan
Automobile Club
City Council Chamber
F Eyrich
Eyrich
Cincinnati
Howard P. Gilbert
North Crescent Avenue
Avondale
Gilbert
Buffalo
Heupel
Louis Feldheim
Reading Road
William Brinkman
Baymiller Street
Joseph Williams
West Sixth Street
Otto Curtis
West Seventh Street
Williams
Mary Ethel Curtis
Prospector Survives Blast Mutilation Scavenges Food
Jim Gallagher a Northern prospector was severely injured when a dynamite cap exploded in his cabin near Larder Lake. He survived two days with his mouth foraged scraps before rescuers reached him and he was moved to Kirkland Lake for treatment.
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Cobalt
Ont
Jim Gallagher
Larder Lake
Kirkland, Lake
Traffic Court Keeps Docket Busy On Jay Walking Day
Judge Eyrich presided as congestion limited cases to traffic matters. Oliver Stoll 49 of 414 Betts Street received ten days in jail and 150 fine plus costs for driving while intoxicated with a year’s driving suspension and a $1000 bond stay. Jean Roessler 310 Straight Street was fined 20 and costs and fined two weeks driving ban for 35 mph on Madison Road. Joseph Lemcke 24 of 4416 Lafayette Avenue paid 10 and costs and a one month driving ban for 30 mph on Gilbert Avenue Hill in heavy traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyrich
Curtis
Oliver Stoll
Betts Street
Joseph Lemcke
Lafayette Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
jaywalking crackdown urged by Cleveland Traffic Chief
Traffic Commissioner Donahue ordered arrests for jaywalking starting Monday to curb reckless street crossing. He said 95 percent of pedestrians follow rules, but the rest must be protected from death by crossing behavior. The push targets outlying areas and busy spots like Euclid Avenue with synchronized signals. In a separate matter, Charles Pearson of Metamora, Ind., was freed after witnesses failed to appear in a county speed court.
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Cleveland
Donahue
Euclid Avenue
Charles Pearson
Farmer
Metamora
Ind
George Staline
Pearson
Elmer Crowell
Jack Adler
Wyoming
Dana Gibson
Blind Workmen's Home Dedication Set for Tomorrow
Dedicatory exercises for the Samuel W. Bell Home for Sightless Workingmen at 1515 Elm Street begin tomorrow at 3 p.m. with invocations by Rabbi Michael Aaronson and Rev. R. O. McClure, addresses by Thomas P. Gore and Judge Bell, and multiple programs as officials host the opening week.
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Samuel W. Bell
Elm Street
Michael Aaronson
David Spritz
Judge Bell
Board of Trustees
Thomas P. Gore
Edward J. Busse
Jacob H. Kaplan
Rosina Ernst
Welfare Association of the Sightless of Ohio
Georgia Trader
Clovernook
Louis A. Tieman
Carrell
Froome Morris
Alexander
LeBlond
Sarah B. Richter
R. O. McClure
Bell
Mayor Carrel
Alexander and
Volunteers Sought to Campaign for Nine City Council endorsed
Workers, men and women, for the nine candidates endorsed by the City Charter Committee, will meet at the Ingalls Building committee headquarters this afternoon. They will distribute candidate cards and explain the charter and city manager government. Miss Edna Strohm will conduct a blackboard demonstration on marking ballots to ensure every vote counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Charter Committee
Ingalls Building
Edna Strohm
Two More Streets Made Into Arterial Highways
Announcement by Charles E B Tudor Safety Director declares Lincoln avenue from Gilbert to Reading and McMillan street arterial highways. He cites service to traffic and avoids unnecessary motorist halts, noting Walnut Hills requests for arterial designations.
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Charles EB. Tudor
Lincoln Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Reading Road
McMillan Street
Tudor
Walnut Hills
Five Wives Seek Divorces in Domestic Relations Court
In a domestic relations hearing five wives filed for divorce. Charles G Wertz of 510 Sycamore Street faces allegations of neglect and temper. Mrs Mayme Wertz of 3036 Hull Avenue Harrison, Ohio, seeks protection and separation. Daniel Foltz of 433 Dexter Avenue Lockland is accused by wife Lillian Foltz of mistreatment. Julia Wingate accuses Albert D Wingate of abandonment and financial irresponsibility. Margaret Koppenhofer sues Frank W Koppenhofer amid renewed abuse claims and seeks custody of their 13 year old child. Additional suits involve William Maybrier, Anna Maybrier, and Laura Watson amid accusations of drunkenness, infidelity, and support neglect. Indictments include forgery and auto theft against others.
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Charles G. Wertz
Sycamore Street
Mayme
Wertz
Hull Avenue
Harrison
Theerby
Daniel Foltz
Dexter Avenue
Lockland
Lillian Foltz
Ogden
Utah
LeBlond
Foltz
Albert D. Wingate
Julia M. Wingate
Wingate
Lexington
Frank W. Koppenhofer
Olive Street
Margaret Koppenhofer
Koppenhofer
William Maybrier
Budd Street
Anna Maybrier
Cincinnati
Laura Watson
West Seventh Street
Will Watson
Village assets sought to cover court costs
Sheriff Richard B. Witt reports attorney Paul V. Connolly filed in Common Pleas Court to levy execution on all North College Hill assets, including the Council chamber, unless the village pays $25 in costs from a Hquor case involving Charles Cassidy of Cleves. Cassidy was fined $100 in village court. appealed to Common Pleas, where Judge Darby reversed the judgment. Since then, Connolly says demands for costs were ignored.
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Richard B. Witt
Paul V. Connolly
Common Pleas Court
North College Hill
Connolly
Charles Cassidy
Cleves, O
Cassidy
Darby
Appointments of Receivers In Two Ohio Firms
A dispute among directors and stockholders led Judge Hoffmann of Common Pleas Court to appoint receivers for two Ohio firms. Harry Mahender of Harrison was named receiver for the American Overall Manufacturing Company upon Louis J. Meyers’s petition, asserting assets greatly exceed liabilities and potential stockholder proceeds if liquidated. Joseph McDiarmid was appointed receiver for Fair Machinery Company at 217 Walnut Street upon Burton F. Selance’s petition, noting likely need for orderly administration.
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Fred L. Hofffman
Common Pleas Court
American Overall Manufacturing Company of Harrison
O.harry MaHender
Harrison
Louis J. Meyers
Meyers
Joseph McDiarmid
Fair Machinery Company
Walnut Street
F. L. Hoffman
Burton F. Selance
Grand Jury Returns Fifteen Indictments
Hamilton County Grand Jury reported fifteen indictments including second-degree murder charges connected to killings on May 26 1925 and June 28 1926. Defendants William Atkinson Lucius Bennett and Carrie Anderson face multiple counts in relation to these cases.
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Hamilton County Grand Jury
LeBlond
Criminal Court
William Atkinson
Louis Williams
George and
Smith Streets
Lucius Bennett
Montgomery
Ala
John Johnson
Hathaway Street
Carrie Anderson
Carrie Addison
Detroit youth given indeterminate term for auto theft
Jamies Morley a 19 year old of Detroit pleaded guilty to stealing the automobile of Harry W. Mangold. Judge LeBlond of Criminal Court yesterday imposed the indeterminate sentence at Mansfield O.9 Reformatory for the July 2 1925 theft.
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Mansfield O.9 Reformatory
LeBlond
Criminal Court
Jamies Morley
Detroit
Mich
Harry W. Mangold
Trustees Appointed in Seven Bankruptcy Cases by Referee
Charles T. Greve, referee in bankruptcy, filed names in the U S District Court for seven bankruptcy cases. Bankrupts and trustees include Hugh L. Hughes with trustee Gil bert J. Chamberlin bond $100, JosephS Cox with trustee A Wagenstahl bond $200, Ohio Lesgas Corp with trustee John W Matthews bond $3,000, John Guthrel with trustee Paul V Connolly bond $6,000, George S Feist with trustee Truman A Herron bond $500, Dawn Donut Co bankrupt with trustee E G Schuessler bond $4,000, and other listed pairs.
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Charles T. Greve
United States District Court
Hugh L. Hughes
Truman A. Herron
Gilbert J. Chamberlin
James M. DeCamp
Josephs. Cox
A. Wagenstahl
Ohio Lesgas Corporation
John W. Matthews
John Guthrel
Paul V. Connolly
George S. Feist
James A. Poole
Dawn Donut Company
E. G. Schuessler
Three lawyers seek admission to practice before federal court
Three applications for admission to practice law before the United States District Court were filed yesterday. Applicants include Joseph Flor Cetzok and Lewis Levy both admitted June 25, 1924, and J Paul Geoghegan.
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United States District Court
Joseph Flor Cetzok
Lewis Levy
J. Paul Geoghegan
Margie Nester
John Nester
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Bankruptcy Notes: Harry B. Johnson Files Voluntary Petition
Harry B. Johnson of Portsmouth Ohio filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U.S. District Court. He lists liabilities of 1956 dollars and 48 cents and assets of 620 dollars.
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Harry B. Johnson
Portsmouth, C
United States District Court
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Listings
A batch of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No 196524 to 196542 covers disputes over real estate title, divorces, liens and executions, receiverships, and property possession. Names include Caroline Vogel, Charles Vogel, Louis Meyers, The American Overall Manufacturing Company, Laura Watson, William Maybrier, Anna Maybrier, Lillian Foltz, Theo C Thieman, City of Cincinnati, and multiple others with claims ranging from damages to custody and alimony.
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Common Pleas Court
Caroline Vogel
Charles F. Vogel
C. L. Hill Company
Provident Savings Bank
Albert
Glos
The
Miami Rubber Company
Frank W. Mackrum
Louis J. Meyers
American Overall Manufacturing Company
Burton F. Selance
the Fair Machinery Company
Laura Watson
Will Watson
Ohio Rubber and Textile Company
Franklin Blair Et al
Southern Ohio Supply Company
Ryan Hayes Company
Isabel M. Boyer
Leo Stern
Lizzie Stern
Maier Stern
Anna Maybrier
William Maybrier
Lillian Foltz
Daniel Foltz
Thomas W. Bruns
William Rolfes
Julia M. Wingate
Albert D. Wingate
Margaret Koppenhofer
Frank W. Koppenhofer
Mayme Weitz
Charles G. Weitz
Theo. C. Thieman
City of Cincinnati
Clifford W. Hagemeier
Victor Zahodrokin
Warrant Charged Theft Arrest Of Peck Kolb
A federal warrant was issued yesterday for William Peck Kolb 34 of 637 State Avenue charging him with interstate theft. Kolb described as last of the Red Holt gang was arrested at 922 Bay Miller Street after a chase and fight with police and railroad detectives. He is due to be arraigned before Commissioner Gregory. He has prior arrests including an old hold up of a Ludlow bank messenger with cooperation from a witness who later testified. Frederick Miller of 1063 Mound Street was arrested Tuesday and admitted hauling stolen tires for Kolb.
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William
Peck) Kolb
State Avenue
Kolb
Red
Holr
Baymiller Street
Gregory
Ludlow
Frederick Miller
1063
Mound Street
Boys Hurt When Bicycle Hits Street Car Near State Avenue
Harold Schroeder 14 and Eugene Schroeder 8 were injured when their bicycle collided with a street car near 1275 State Avenue and were taken to General Hospital. Eugene suffered possible skull fractures. the younger boy rode on the handlebars during the crash.
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Harold
Eugene Schroeder
General Hospital
State Avenue
Eugene
Methodist Unification Votes Big Majority In Conference
The Chicago Northwest annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church voted 117 to 26 to unify with the Methodist Episcopal Church South at the meeting held in Chicago on August 28.
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Chicago
Chicago- Northwest
The
Methodist Episcopal Church Today
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Paddock Tragedy Ends In Moonshine Shootout
In Paddock Georgia authorities say county policeman Floyd Malone and deputy Frank Tucker were shot dead by moonshiners last night. The bodies were found five miles from Paddock this afternoon.
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Paddock
Floyd Malone
Frank Tucker
Frost Touches New England Crops In Early Frost Run
New England reports show Jack Frost whitening pumpkins and injuring early crops. Oneco Connecticut recorded 18 degrees with ice on pools, while Winsted Connecticut measured 32 degrees at 4 30 am and Wilmington street areas saw 36 degrees later.
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New York World News Service
Springfield
Mass
Jack Frost
New England
Oneco
Conn
Coventry
White
Winsted
Mad River Bridge
Police
Otis Trumbull Midland steel merger moves toward formation
New York Aug 28 Negotiations for a 100 million merger of Otis Steel Trumbull Steel and Midland Steel Products reach a definite stage with tentative proposals for a new company and share exchange. E J Kulas of Cleveland to head the proposed corporation with a 33 million dollar preferred stock 1 760 000 no par common shares 12 500 000 new bonds plus 17 500 000 bonds from Trumbull remaining outstanding.
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New York
Otis Steel
Trumbull Steel
Midland Steel Products
E. J. Kulas
Cleveland
Otis and Midland
Trumbull Steel Company
New Common
New Preferred
Midland Steel
Otis Steel Company
Midland Preferred
National City Company of New York
Sister Rose Alexius Leaves Good Samaritan for New Post
Sister Rose Alexius who led Good Samaritan Hospital for six years will depart to head St. Joseph's Hospital in Albuquerque New Mexico. Her tenure spurred a 759000 dollar improvement project under construction. Sister Mary Lawrence will replace her coming from Colorado Springs.
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Rose Alexius
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albuquerque
N. M
Sisters of Charity
Mary Lawrence
Colorado Springs
Negligence Charges Filed in Mackinac Explosion
The Commerce Department charges George W. McVay master and John A. Grant chief engineer with negligence after the Mackinac boiler burst near Newport on August 18 killing 52. They face trial September 2 before Providence inspectors. possible license revocation if convicted. Secretary Hoover ordered continued investigation with Rhode Island authorities.
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Washington
Mackinac
Newport
R. I
Commerce Department
Steamboat Inspection Service
George W. McVay
John A. Grant
District of Providence
Pawtucket
Naval Training Station
McVay
Grant
Hoover
George Uhler
Rhode Island
Seek Mrs. D. W. Morrison With Unclaimed Wire
Police and Western Union search for Mrs. D. W. Morrison after a telegram about her husband’s death remains unclaimed at the Cincinnati office. The telegram gave only the note to “try hotels” for her address and she is not registered in any Cincinnati hotel. Officials continue efforts to locate her as relatives suspected a change of plans.
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D. W. Morrison
Western Union
Dallas
Tex
Roads Oiled In County This Week
County Surveyor E A Gast reports oiled roads Zigzag road from Glendale Milford road to Glen dale Milford road I C H 46 and Blue Ash road from Plainfield road to Cooper road during the past week.
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E. A. Gast
Glendale- Milford Road
Glendale-Milford Road
Blue Ash Road
Plainfield Road
Cooper Road
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