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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1925

Page

12

City Council Faces Year Start With Limited Funds

The Financial Committee warned the city will begin the year almost cashless as December tax bills wait for January collection. The group discussed options from faster county remittance to issuing notes for early payroll, noting a $400,000 need versus a likely $200,000 carryover from 1925.

New New City Council Charles O. Rose Stanley Matthews Fred Schneller William Hess Charles Lamott Rose Alfred Deckebach Park Department City Planning Commission Street Railroad and Safety Department Park Board Street Railroad Street Railway Tudor Planning Commission Irwin Krohn

Common Pleas Court Civil Docket Summary No 197967-197985

Court listings show lien and execution actions for amounts from 24.55 to 778.78, divorces, alimony, custody, receivership petitions, partition, and appeals. Cases involve Gas and Electric companies, individuals such as Catherine Inskeep, Edward H. Char ton, John Klug, Lillian Young, Jennie Busch, Marie Clark, The Dealers Finance Company, and State of Ohio, with multiple parties and outcomes pending.

Common Pleas Gas and Electric Appliance Company Catherine Marcells K. Julien Milner Julien Albert Rehn Et al Ida L. Sarros Joseph Gellman Louis Ginsberg George W. Lewis J. H. Lucke L. E. Hayes Elsie Earls Lillian Young William A. Earls Jennie A. Busch John Busch Willis Clark Marie Clark Thelma G. Botkin Will L. Botkin Melvin R. Parros Jessie A. Parros Edward D. Colley, Jr Ed D. Colley, Sr The Dealers’ Finance Company Hyman Newberger Union Gas and Electric Company Charles W. Metzinger Squire Fitzpatrick Jacob Beck State of Ohio

Lawsuit Seeks 50000 for Death In Madison Ave Accident

Mrs Martha J Thomas administratrix of John A Thomas estate sues Union Reduction Company for 50000 damages over his death as he stood in a safety zone on Madison Ave at Keys Crescent Ave awaiting a car when struck by the companys truck The case of Carl F Cook against the same firm for 75000 in personal injuries was dismissed without prejudice At Glencoe Kentucky Dr Clarence L Peyton a dentist twice arrested for illegal narcotics purchase was released on his own recognizance by a US Commissioner Gregory

United States Martha J. Thomas John A. Thomas Keys Crescent Avenue Union Reduction Company Indiana Thomas Madison Avenue Carl F. Cook Norfolk Western Railroad Portsmouth Cook Clarence L. Peyton Glencoe Gregory Peyton

Court Calendar for Today Delivers Multiple Civil Cases

Judge Caldwell Room 1 181864 Pfiester et al v Cincinnati Abattoir 9 o clock. Room 4 Hoffman 193999 Moler v Baltimore and Ohio Railway 9 o clock. Room 6 Roettinger 195870 Schmidt v Burton Range Co no time 194868 Clutter v Finch 193187 Kaap v Casute 189618 Ewald v Cincinnati Traction Co Fosdick 188891 Van Horn v Miller. Room 7 Darby 190503 Tobergia v Shepard 10 o clock 193538 Loschiava v Loschiava 193172 Kelly v Stoneking 195673 McDonald v Nealton. Room 8 Ryan 184808 Palm Bros Co v Reissner 9 o clock 190725 Dewart v Robinson. Room 9 Hurley 180908 L N Railroad v Ohio Kentucky Fuel Co 10 o'clock Domestic Relations Hoffman 195399 Bell v Bell 9 o'clock 166008 Bauer v Bauer.

Caldwell Pfiester Kaap Casute Ewald Cincinnati Traction Company Franz Fosdick van Horn Miller Judge Darby Tobergia Shepard Loschiava Kelly Stoneking McDonald Nealton Ryan The Palm Bros. Company Reissner Dewart Robinson Hurley L. & N. Railroad Ohio and Kentucky Fuel Company

Threats of Beheading Alleged in Domestic Case

Dorothy Overton testified in Domestic Relations Court that her husband Zenas Overton threatened to cut off her head with a butcher knife and brought many guests home. The case was taken under advisement. Also, Christina Banker was granted a divorce from Virgil Banker for extreme cruelty and neglect after swearing and striking incidents.

Dorothy Overton Race Street Zenas Overton East Twelfth Street

Woman seeks divorce after discovering husband’s marriage

Mrs Elizabeth T Bayless 25 of Mt Auburn filed in Domestic Relations Court for divorce from Lester Bayless 28 of Corbin Kentucky. She said he wooed her as a single man for five months and they wed in July 1925 only to learn later he was already married. Judge Hoffman took the case under advisement.

Elizabeth T. Bayless Young Street Mt. Auburn Lester Bayless Sterrit Avenue Corbin Bayless Hoffman

Divorce Suit Filed by Lima Woman for Nonsupport and Cruelty

Judge Hoffman took under advisement a divorce action brought by Mrs. Lela Gargis of 1922 Pleasant Avenue Lima Ohio against her husband Paul Gargis of the same address. Grounds cited are nonsupport and extreme cruelty. Mrs Gargis testified he left her eight times.

Woman Sues for 25000 Damages From Auto Crash

Elsie Earls filed in Common Pleas Court a suit for 25000 against Millian Young over a January 7 1925 collision at Lincoln and Gilbert avenues. Mrs Earls claims Curt Young recklessly drove over twenty five miles an hour and caused the wreck.

Common Pleas Court Elsie Earls Millian Young Lincoln and Gilbert Avenues

Helmick Will Filed In Probate Court

The will of Mrs Dora L Helmick was filed in Probate Court. The estate valued at 35000 dollars was left to near relatives and charities. Nephews and nieces John C Meyer Mt Healthy John F Meyer Price Hill Elizabeth Meyer Tischbein 3758 St Laurence Ave Marie Meyer West Cooper Road Blug Ash O and Martha Meyer Rodger 87 Fountain Ave Dayton OH received 5000 dollars each. Friends and charities received 200 to 600 dollars.

Helmick Dora L. Helmick John C. Meyer Hamilton Avenue Mt. Healthy John F. Meyer Elberon Avenue Price Hill Elizabeth Meyer Tischbein St. Laurence Avenue Marie Meyer West Cooper Road Blug Ash Martha Meyer Rodger Fountain Avenue Dayton

Juror Examination Begins in Nicholson Murder Trial

A preliminary juror examination occurred in Judge Struble's court in the first degree murder case of Thomas Nicholson, a private policeman. Prosecutors Bell and Bassler led sessions. defense attorneys Fricke Morrisey and Dreyfus argued. Nicholson allegedly shot Earl Skirvin after a dispute near Pearl and Broadway on June 21. Nicholson says he mistook Skirvin for a burglar. The state alleges Nicholson spoke to a girl near Pearl and Lawrence streets prior to the shooting. Jurors are expected to be completed today.

C. 8. Bell Carl E. Bassler A. C. Fricke Edwin S. Morrisey Fred Dreyfus Thomas Nicholson Broadway Nicholson Skirvin Pearl and Lawrence Streets

Hamilton County Wins Vital Road Case

The U S Supreme Court dismissed Mortimer Matthews's suit against the Hamilton County Treasurer over a 1200 highway assessment for the Glendale Milford intercounty road. Matthews had failed at Common Pleas Court, Court of Appeals, and Ohio Supreme Court before appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The ruling could affect similar cases nationwide.

United States Supreme Court Mortimer Matthews Hamilton County Matthews Common Pleas Court Glendale- Milford Glendale Court of Appeals Supreme Court of Ohio

Judge Allen Urges World Court to Stop War Crimes

Ohio Supreme Court Justice W Blorenice W Allen urged universities to back the World Court plan, arguing nations commit crimes in the name of patriotism and that a strong international tribunal is needed to outlaw war. She cited US actions abroad and called for a basic legal code to hold all nations to account. University of Cincinnati students voted on the World Court plan, with delegates set to attend a Princeton conference in December to represent the campus.

Wblorenice W. Allen Ohio ‘Supreme Court University of Cincinnati McMicken’ Auditorium United States Allen tWe America World Court Movement For World Peace World Tribunal Alley College of Liberal Arts Tomorn Stude College of Engineering Helen Wéhman Ren.l. Bryant Princeton University

Despondency Blamed for Workman Death in Cincinnati

Adolph Weiss 44 years old of 103 West Court street, a Wagner Sons employee for ten years, killed himself after quitting work on Saturday. Fellow workers noted his good spirits recently. police say he cut both wrists, a razor blade and knife found nearby. He died at General Hospital at 1 15 yesterday afternoon. Relatives believed to reside in Newport or Ludlow.

Adolph Weiss West Court Street W. T. Wagner Sons Back Street Weiss Switzerland Wagner Newport Ludlow Cincinnati Edward Wagner, Jr Julius Greyer General Hospital

Langley seeks rehearing in Volstead conspiracy case

The Court of Appeals received a petition for rehearing in the Langley case, the Pikeville congressman convicted of conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act and sentenced to two years in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Other appeals involve bankruptcy and redistribution disputes, including Goodman of Memphis, and three Michigan defendants in related liquor transport charges.

Court OF Appeals John W. Langley Pikeville United States Court of Appeals Cochran Kentucky Langley Atlanta Belle of Anderson Anderson County Phiphia C. H. Elliotte Louis Goodman Memphis Marsilliot Goodman Anderson John M. Killits Toledo John Costel John Peterson William Green Monroe Mich Michigan Ohio Killits

Chickie TM Thrills Audiences In New Show

Clara Meherin presents Chickie a lively musical piece by Elenore Meherin described as sweet as a song. The piece promises charm and warmth, inviting readers to watch for Chickie in upcoming performances.

Chickie Elenore Meherin

Traffic Rule Changes for Eden Park Road at Gilbert Avenue

Cincinnati authorities announce a four way stop signal at Eden Park entrance Gilbert avenue. The new signal aims to curb speeding toward the park and requires drivers at the intersection to observe stop and proceed with caution. Wilmer H Crawford elected Traffic Commission chairman with Bert Baldwin secretary. other members named. The panel will reconvene at City Hall later today.

Eden Park Gilbert Avenue Copelaw Cobelan Park Entrance Wilmer H. Crawford Cincinnati Traffic Commission Bert Baldwin John Clark Felix E. Reszke A. Senior Prince A.E. Mittendorf C. Edythe Cowie

Veteran Letter Carrier of Lockland Retires

James Russell a 65 year old veteran letter carrier of Lockland retires after 23 years on the route. He lives at 400 Wyoming Avenue and was honored by Postmaster A L Behymer with the retirement notice. Mayor Frank C Jonte praised his dependable service and quiet character. He plans to rest and has no definite new work lined up.

Lockland James Russell Russell Wyoming Avenue A. L.behymer Cincinnati Frank C. Jonte

Man Struck by Funeral Car Near Ninth and Vine

Albert Hicks a 40 year old chauffeur from 1231 Blanchester Street stepped from a curb yesterday morning and was struck by a motor vehicle in a funeral procession on Ninth Street near Vine He received head cuts and bruises from Dr George F Hermann 8 West Ninth Street Report notes the procession left the scene and later Cha e Donald of 738 Richmond reported his car struck Hicks

Ninth and Vine Albert Hicks Blanchester Street George F. Hermann West Ninth Street

Heavy firearms case foreshadows tougher punishments

Judge W Meredith Yeatman imposed a six month jail term and 700 dollars in fines on James Alexander after a Municipal Court trial for carrying concealed weapons and assault with a revolver. Safety Director Charles E Tudor announced a city wide crackdown, citing 210 revolvers seized in 88 days and urging officers to intensify searches despite occasional overreach concerns. He added new ordinances will bar permits to pawn brokers and second hand dealers for weapon sales.

W. Meredith Yeatman Charles E. Tudor James’ Alexander George Street Silz Hood Yeatman Tudor

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