Prohibition violators fined in U S district court
Twenty defendants pleaded guilty to violating national prohibition law in Cincinnati case. Fines ranged from 25 to 750 dollars. several cars were confiscated. One defendant sentenced to 30 days in Hamilton County Jail with stay until December 26.
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Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Newport
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hattie Bates
Clark Street
Amanda Dobell
Findlay Street
Ernest Schultz
Colerain Avenue
Jessups Road
Schultz
Livestock Commission
Benny Gratton
West Seventh Street
William S. Carr
Race Street
City Transit Company
Dayton
George Matthew Albert
Spring Grove Avenue
Charles E. Engle
Albert
Engle
Edward Bauer
Pendleton Street
James L. Bish
Main Avenue
Norwood
Jack Brabant
Taft Road
Hackberry Street
Roy Carthers
John W. Cragwell
Benson Street
John Ferguson
West Sixth Street
Lillie McCullough
West Liberty Street
Henry Patterson
Carlisle Avenue
John H. Parker
Pullman Porter
John Rigey
Ludlow
Cordelia Robinson
Wade Street
Thomas Rowan
Court Calendar For Today In Common Pleas And Criminal Courts
Common Pleas Court under Judge Caldwell lists cases from 188,717 to 198,730 with 9 o'clock or 2 o'clock starts in rooms 3 through 9, including Wilner versus Industrial Commission et al and Becker versus Zumstein Taxi Co. City cases against Mohr Colin Waldman Goettleman Scoleri and others note 10 o'clock starts. Criminal Court, Judge Struble in Room 2 lists State versus Johnson at 9:30, with additional indictments in Rooms 4 and 2 handled by Judges Hoffman and Struble.
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Caldwell
Blevins
American Liability Company
Bladen
Noel
LeBlond
Wilner
Industrial Commission Et al
Hilhorst
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Becker
Zumstein Taxicab Company
Guarantee Trust Company
Wagner
Incinnati Morris Plan Bank
Hall
Judge Roettinger
McCutcheon
Harig
Burnett
City
Mohr
Colin
Waldman
Huge
Durrell
Zippin
Boyce
Ashcraft
Rensler
Lennon
New Unity Baptist Church
Foltz
Rydberg
Eads
Sorge
Judge Hurley
Weatherford
Cincinnati Traction Company
Link
Rude
Bernhardt
Sampson
Struble
State
Johnson
Smith
Jordan
F. L. Hoffman
Fitzgerald
Ruwan
Local court fines and vehicle forfeitures listed
Carr streets charged with possession of whisky and fined $200. Frank Speyer age 55 of 4433 Main avenue Norwood charged with transportation, fined $25 and car forfeited. Lucien Berks of 307 West 1st street fined $50 for transportation and car confiscated.
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Carr Streets
Frank Speyer
Main Avenue
Norwood
Lucien Berks
West 1Xth
Freeman Freed After Judge Dismisses Liquor Charge
Gordon Freeman of Greenfield Ohio faced a liquor transport charge after a ride to Chillicothe. Judge Hick Enlooper dismissed the case telling him to go home to his three children. Prohibition agents halted the car. driver escaped and whisky owner remained unfound. Freeman was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury and held for a time in jail for bond default. Attaches aided his return home due to lack of funds.
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Hickenlooper
Gordon Freeman
Greenfield
Freeman
Chillicothe
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Lee Bollman
Rededication Celebration for Brotherhood National Bank
Directors gathered for a luncheon to mark the bank’s second anniversary at Court and Vine streets. President J. J. Castellini highlighted growth from 250000 capital to nearly 4 million in resources and deposits rising from 10000 to over 3.3 million with 8800 depositors.
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Brotherhood National Bank
Court
Vine Streets
J. J. Castellini
Three Indicted Men Sentenced In Ohio and Public Notices
William Morin and Harry P Hyter each sentenced to six months in Miami County Jail for transporting a stolen car from Chicago to Hamilton. John Wood and Minnie McMurray plead guilty to misuse of a railroad pass. Louis Harding pleads not guilty to forging a government check. Permanent padlock orders issued for two Main avenue properties in Norwood. National Cash Register contempt case continued to February 15.
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William Morin
Hamilton
Harry P. Hyter
Chicago
Ill
Miami County
Troy
John Wood
West Ninth Street
Minnie McMurray
West Court Street
Hickenlooper
Main Avenue
Norwood
Nannie Marks
Edwin P. Dumont
Victor Henzen
Henry J. Brunenning
Edward Boewer
William J. Hilvert
Main and
Cleneay Avenues
Robert
Out of Asylum, Jesse Files Divorce Suit
August Jesse of 1444 Harrison avenue files for divorce after release from Longview Hospital on parole. He cites his wife’s infidelity and unwifely conduct, notes two sons aged 20 and 18, and alleges misappropriation of about $5,000 from funds in his name. He seeks to restrain Brighton Bank and Union Trust from transferring the money. Mrs. Jesse has moved to 2119 Cook street.
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Jesse
Harrison Avenue
Longview Hospital
Clarence H. Hallman
Longview
Chicago
Brighton, Bank and Trust Company
Zarbigan
Brighton Bank
Union Trust Company
Cook Street
Husband files for divorce over wife's suspected infidelity
Edward Blanton of Wyoming Ohio filed for divorce alleging his wife associated with another man after their 1915 marriage. He says she left home to be with the other man whenever possible, destroying their domestic life. They have two children.
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Edward Blanton
Wyoming
Jury verdicts issued in multiple Cincinnati cases filed yesterday
A jury in Judge Hurley’s court found verdict for Cincinnati Chemical Company in a $10 000 damages suit by former employee Otha Popplewell claiming loss of employment chances after his April 11 1925 dismissal. Harry Robinson convicted of housebreaking and faces 1 to 5 years. Jim Bodine alias Dixie found guilty of manslaughter in a 1923 case. A note shows a $1350 balance on a $1600 promissory note from Charles and Adam Ross due October 11, 1924, per the Court of Common Pleas filing.
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Cincinnati Chemical Company
Bodine
Martin Jones
Wehrman Avenue
G. W. Steinman
Charles and
Adam Ross
Ieee of the Court of Common Pleas
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No 198 216 to 198 233 includes Frank Lutz versus State of Ohio petition in error. August Jesse versus Louisa Jesse for divorce. Chris Seeger versus Claudius I Orme for sale of real estate. Joseph Gieringer & Son versus Joseph Willier notes for 121 and 94 24. Edward C Concannon versus Premier Motors for 240 damages. Gordon Rauch versus Robert Stevens for 5089 50 damages. George W Steinman versus Charles and Ida Ross for 1600 on note. Mattie Green versus Richard Green for divorce. Anna Gebing versus Industrial anon of Ohio petition on appeal. Edward Blanton versus Davie Blanton for divorce and custody. Marie Weisenberg versus Joseph Wennan for divorce. Ida Duhme versus Marvin A Duhme for partition. William Fean & Co versus Southern Railway for 790 50 and 928. Frances Heggie versus William J Heggie for divorce.
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Common Pleas Court
Frank Lutz
State of Ohio
August Jesse
Louisa Jesse
Chris Seeger
Claudius I. Orme
Joseph Gieringer
George W. Steinman
Charles
Ida Ross
Mattie Green
Richard Green
Anna Gebing
Industrial Anon of
Ohio
Edward Blanton
Davie Blanton
Marie Weisenberg
Joseph Wennan
Ida .Duhme
Marvin A. Duhme
William Fean & Co
Southern Railway Company
William Fean
William J. Heggie
City Officials-Elect To Attend Dinner And Meeting
The nine members of the new City Council and City Manager-elect Colonel Sherrill were invited to the upcoming regular meeting of the current Council next Tuesday. A resolution by Councilman MacDonald extends the invitation. A dinner in their honor will be hosted by the retiring Council at the Gibson on December 29.
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Sherrill
MacDonald
Gibson
Edwin E. Kellogg
Robert Schmidt, Jr
Clifford Cordes
Jesse MacDonald
Edward Bacon
Froome Morris
New Star Six Arrives At Cincinnati Show
The Star Six from W. C. Durant has arrived in Cincinnati and draws attention. Demonstrations are being held by the Settle Motor Car Company at 1216 Race Street to showcase the new motor car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Durant
Cincinnati
Settle Motor Car Company
Race Street
Christmas Party Planned for Court Pension Fund Wards
E Gertrude Avey of the Cincinnati Public Library will play Miss Santa Claus at Memorial Hall on December 20 for the Court of Domestic Relation Pension Fund children and their mothers. A Santa Claus, a Christmas tree, stories, and gifts for both children and mothers will be provided. George Gasdorf, president, oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gertrude Avey
Cincinnati Public Library
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Ahmed
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Schaefer
Pioneer Island Creek
Dixie Terminal
Brotherhood Bank Party
United States Court Notes
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Thacker
RAC Main
Coal Company
NEW Star Six
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Main St. Eighth and John
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Ghew
Boston
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