Robison Family Sues over Missing Cash Books at Terrace Park
John G. Robinson and his sisters Caroline Stevens and Pearl Lamkin filed affidavits in the common pleas court seeking an accounting from Governor John F. Robinson. They claim private cash books and papers went missing from the Terrace Park homestead during his absence in the South. Robinson admits copies were made for suits but says check book stubs were not taken and finds papers on an open desk.
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John G. Robinson
Terrace Park
Robinson
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Bowman seeks injunction over five cent theater case
Lynn B. Bowman, fined for running the five cent theater at Alms place and Whitlow street without a license, asks Superior Judge Shattuck to restrain the city from arresting or further molesting him. Attorney Pogue argues an invalid ordinance allows equity relief. City Attorney Ballard opposes. The judge will rule on Bowman and an allied chattel mortgage case together today.
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Lynn B. Bowman
Alms Place
Whitlow Street
Walnut Hills
Shattuck
Thomas Pogue
Pogue & Pogue
Bowman
Ballard
Pogue
Circuit Court of van Wert
Court of Equity
Charles Davis
Silverton
Tolman
Firemen Discharged After Alcohol Charges
Three members of the city fire department appeared before Mayor Markbreit to face charges. Edward Sullivan of Ladder Co. 1 was discharged after prior suspensions and new penalties, while Charles Donovan of Fire Co. 3 received ten days’ pay and a liquor pledge. Peter Spiering and Harry Mallick faced similar accusations with varying outcomes and a pending trial for Mallick.
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Fire Department
Markbreit
Edward Sullivan
Ladder Company 1
Eg&o Sullivan
Charles Donovan
Fire Company No. 3
Donovan
Peter Spiering
Fire Company
Dempsey
Sinée
Harry Mallick
New Attorneys Appointed in Fleischmann Whisky Case Dispute
The Fleischmann company seeks to substitute Kramer and Kramer in a branding dispute with the government over spirits. Judge Thompson rules the company may replace counsel in its individual complaint but not in a joint-litigation case. The Fleischmann matter is separated from other local firms’ cases and a hearing is set for next month.
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Fleischmann Company
Thompson
United States
Kramer & Kramer
Warwick M Hough
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Freischmann Company
Iit
Messrs
Hough
Maxwell
Kramer
Fleischmann
Act Tely
Turkish Marine Service urged for fair deals in Key terms
Colonel J H Madden former Smyrna consul told the Advertisers' club at Burnet House that Uncle Sam needs his own merchant marine to obtain fair terms. He noted European nations have built strong marine services and cited a Smyrna package charged eight dollars after leaving Akron Ohio. He urged advertising improvements.
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Turkey
Sam
HL Madden
Smyrna
Burnet House
Europe
Akron
Madden
Uniton
Benjamin Franklin
Hotel Clerks Plan Ohio Desertion Convention
Cincinnati Hotel Clerks' association executive committee met at Leckiwanki hotel to finalize plans for the Ohio Desertion of Hotel Clerks convention set for December 28 and 29. Officials discussed fund-raising efforts and a feature event involving a manager’s entry, with weather noted as a potential factor.
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Cincinnati Hotel Clerks’ Association
Leckivan Kitel
Ohio Soesertibe
Chinaman Ordered Deported From Dayton Under Judge Sater
Long Chong a Chinaman in Dayton loses bid to stay in the United States. Judge Sater rules he cannot prove birth or right to remain and orders deportation to China. He is held on bond in Dayton while awaiting enforcement.
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United States
Dayton
Long Chong
Sater
China
Howell
Hop Lee
Willie Henig
Prosperity Hoisted at Queen & Crescent Traffic Meet
Cincinnati hosted the annual Queen & Crescent traffic meeting with General Passenger Agent Rincargon. Attendees from across the country reported better business than last year, boosted by southern through traffic and mild winter weather. Attendees included A. J. Lytle N P A Chicago and W. Wi.
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Queen & Crescent
Cincinnati
Rincargon
A. J. Lytle
Chicago
W. Wi
Lieutenant Frech Resigns from Ohio National Guard
Lieutenant Henry G. Frech of Company A First Regiment O N G has tendered his resignation to Colonel Charles F. Hake. Frech cites business and family reasons and states he cannot continue in the lieutenancy. He has been a member of the regimental football team and active in athletics.
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Henry G. Frech
A. First Regiment
Charles F. Hake
Frech
Hershede Loses Position in City Winder Case
Official Glock winder Anthony Hers a Ibat loses his job with the city amid a tense displacement dispute. Local officials confirm the resignation and outline next steps for staffing and oversight.
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Glock Winder
Anthony Hersa Ibat
Yenaad
Tere Thee
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