Tax Hearing Over $80 000 Liquor Tax Claim
The government contests an $80 000 liquor tax claim tied to George Remus and Julius Fleischmann. The hearing in the Federal Grand Jury room examines removals of 18 000 gallons and the bond ties to the distillery sale. Witnesses testified on permits and procedures used to withdraw liquor. The session continues with planned two week follow ups to hear Fleischmann defense witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Remus
Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann Company
Federal Grand Jury
Albert Wuest
Internal Revenue Office
Fleischmann
Internal Revenue
Alding
Remus
C. R. Burgess
Washington, D. C
Prohibition Department
Victor Heintz
Harry Gardening
G. J. Simons
General Federal Prohibition
Heintz
Milford Liquor Conviction Reversed by Court
Judge Robert A. LeBlond of Common Pleas reversed the Milford Liquor Court conviction of Frank Ballman of Madeira on a liquor possession charge. Ballman had been fined 1000 dollars. testimony placed liquor in a dugout near his property with a path from his door to the dugout. Ballman claimed no knowledge of the liquor and that several paths led to the dugout. The court ruled the conviction against the weight of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Frank Ballman
Hudson and
Miami Avenues
Madeira
Milford
Ballman
Williams, Ragland, Murphy & Dixon
Highwayman Beckman Sentenced to Five Years
Ernest Beckman 22 of 525 Oliver street was sentenced to five years in the Ohio Penitentiary by Judge Roettinger after pleading guilty to an indictment. He admitted seven hold ups and had two prior reformatories. The court said his realization came too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Beckman
Oliver Street
Ohio
Roettinger
Beckman
Grocery Owners Assign All to Creditor Trustee
Albert and Mabel Palm owners of a grocery at 848 Clinton Street filed a deed of assignment in Probate Court assigning all assets to George Silvermann for creditors. Assets listed at 500 liabilities at 1000 with poor business cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Mabel Palm
Clinton Street
George Silvermann
Judge Dismisses Lunacy Charge Against Denton Woman
Judge William H. Lueders of Probate Court yesterday dismissed Mrs Georgiana Diener age 38 of Rural Route 7 Denton Ohio on a lunacy charge preferred by her husband David F Diener at the same address Domestic difficulties led to the filing according to the court hearing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lueders
Georgiana Diener
Dent. O
David F. Diener
Prohibition Suits Filed Against Six Local Properties
United States courts report six padlock suits filed in Common Pleas Court by Edward McGriff and Cincinnati authorities targeting properties for liquor law violations. Named defendants include Rose Schulze owner of Fifteenth and Race streets site, Peter Ruehlman owner at 1011 West Liberty, Anna McCartney owner at 3100 Riverside Drive, Lagaly and Graff owners at 1569 Dudley, George Sperber owner at 1926 Queen City avenue, Bellevue Brewing Co owner at 3239 Spring Grove avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGriff
Prohibition
Ohio
D. C
Crabbe
Common Pleas Court
Rose Schulze
Fifteenth and
Race Streets
Richard Klump
Peter Ruehlman
West Liberty Street
Edward Heil
Anna McCartney
Riverside Drive
William Heidenreich
Eugene Lagaly
Wilbert W. J. Graff
Dudley Street
Lagaly
George H. Sperber
Queen City Avenue
Peter Schneider
Adolph Winters
Bellevue Brewing Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Richard Pfeister
Confed erates of Remus Taken From Honor Squad
John Theobald, deputy U S marshal, returned from the Atlanta Penitentiary with details on imprisonment. Names mentioned include John Gehry George Dater George Gillenbeck Ernest Buck Brady and Harry F Brown who were sentenced to the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Theobald
United States Marshal
Atlanta
John Gehry
George Dater
George Gillenbeck
Ernest
Buck
Brady
Harry
F.brown
Court Schedule From Common Pleas and Related Courts
Today's docket lists multiple cases across Common Pleas Court rooms 38 5 and 7 with judges LeBlond Struble and Darby, including Edward OBrien vs Ledermeier Jr John Worst vs Brigal Louis McDonald vs Epstein Garment Co Ed Tumney vs State of Ohio Williams vs Smith John A Schulte vs Cincinnati Hamilton Bus Co Herbert W Richards vs Probst Lumber Henry Clay Ins Co vs Ellsberry Mammoth Garage vs Cincinnati Traction Cinderella Told vs George Murdock plus numerous Domestic Relations cases and criminal cases State of Ohio vs Alex Smith James Brown and Harry Bradshaw William ary alias Johnson Henry Franklin all set for 9 10 oclock and related times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge LeBlond
Edward O'Brien
Ledermeier, Jr
John Worst
Leo A. Brigal
Louis M. McDonald
The
Epstein Brothers’ Garment Company
Judge Struble
Ed Tumney
State of Ohio
Williams
Smith
John A. Schulte
Cincinnati & Hamilton Bus Company
Herbert W. Richards
Probst’ Lumber Company
Henry Clay
the Insurance Company
Charles A. Ellsberry
Judge Darby
Ammoth Garage
Cincinnati, Traction Company
Cinderella Told
George Murdock
Judge Matthews
Kansas Flour Mills Company
Davis
Superior Court
Marx
Herman W. Santen
United States Shoe Company
Hoffman
Willie Benton
Eli Benton
Thomas Porter
Maggie Porter
Ethel Saunders Link
Joseph ©. Link
May ‘Shores
Walter Shores
Ruth Allen Stahl
Frank Swick
Mary Kline Barth
Joseph Barth
Margaret Klarber
Richard Klarber
James Pleasant
Aleene Pleasant
Hattie Kennedy
John Kennedy
Alice Burnam
Irwin Burnam
Ethel M. Creagh
Harry T. Creagh
Criminal Court
Roettinger
Alex Smith
James Brown
Harry Bradshaw
State
William Ary Alias Johnson
Henry Franklin
Prison inmates moved to inside work under new order
Five men from the prison farm, once on the honor roll permitting outside work, are reassigned to inside labor as a result of a new directive. Those with remaining sentences will now serve inside the prison. George Remus is among the noted inmates affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penitentiary
George Remus
Counterfeit Whisky Labels Seized in Federal Raid
Federal agents raided a bottling factory at 819 Wade Street uncovering a room with bottling outfits and pasteable labels for brands like Susquehanna Old Taylor Coon Dog Melbourne Three-Star Hennessey and Grand Pa Whisky. Three Ostrov men 819 Wade Street were charged with conspiracy to sell possess and manufacture liquor. bonds set at 5000 each pending January 23 preliminary hearing. Harry Ostrovsky was arrested in 1922 when four 100 gallon stills were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Wade Street
Gregory
Louis Ostrov
Samuel Ostrov
Meyer Ostrov
Sylvester Davis
Harry Ostrovsky
Davis
Susquehanna
Old Taylor
Coon Dog
Melbourne
Hennessey
Grand Pa
Judgment Reversed in Land Case Bauer vs Maxwell
United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Judge Peck in the Bauer Cooperage Company of Lawrenceburg Indiana v Maxwell et al case. The court held the agreement for coal land in Pulaski County Kentucky was a sale contract not a loan to evade usury laws. Remanded with order to withhold ownership until $40,000 was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Bauer Cooperage Company
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Lawrence Maxwell
Cincinnati
Edgar Stark
Jacob Schmidlapp
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Indiana
Pulaski County
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bauer Company
Maxwell
New Suits Filed in Cincinnati Court Docket
A list of cases includes partition actions for Otto J. Boehr and Albert Christy. damages sought by Charles B. Riskey against Betty Weisenberger. nuisance abatement and injunction actions against multiple defendants. divorce and alimony petitions for Helen Schwemberger and Katherine Feldhaus. will contest by Mary Hyland. real estate recovery by Sthilda Puls. and petitions involving the City of Cincinnati and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Otto J. Boehr
Anna M. Boehr
Martin Walsh
City of Cincinnati
Albert Christy
Mary Christy
Charles B. Riskey
Betty Weisenberger
Edward McGriff
Inspector
Richard Klump
Rose Schulze
Same
Edward Heil
Henry Wilp
Peter Ruehlman
Wiliam Heidenreich
Anna McCartney
Peter Schneider
Adolph Winter
Joseph H. Sperber
George H. Sperber
Eugene Lagally
Ed Lazebnick
Albert W. Graff
John Shillito Co
Louis A. Lent
Susie H. Lent
Helen Schwemberger
Willard Schwemberger
Katherine Feldhaus
Henry J.feldhaus
Mrs. Sarah McKean Dies After Stroke
Mrs. Sarah McKean of 2618 May Street died at home yesterday from a stroke that followed a weeks long illness. She was the wife of George H. McKean a salesman for Louis Stix Company and survived by her husband. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Spring Grove chapel with Rev Edgar Jones of St Paul Episcopal Church officiating. Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McKean
May Street
Bond plan to repair General Hospital equipment
Approximately $100,000 in bonds will be issued next year for repairs and replacements at the General Hospital. Froome Morris, acting Mayor, said the county bears operating expenses but not repair duties. about $300,000 in improvements are needed, with $20,000 slated for fire box and boiler repairs. Legislation for bond issuance likely to be submitted to Council next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Froome Morris
Carrel
Morris
Longview Hospital
Firemen Hurt Battling Avon Road Blaze
Edgar Benjamin and John Harrington of Ladder Company No 12 were bruised while tackling a blaze at Perry Lancett’s home 3938 Warwick Ave Avon Dale. Harrington fell slipping on stairs. Benjamin’s hand was cut by a extinguisher. Over fifteen neighborhood phones were out. gas meter exploded, damage about 1000 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Benjamin
John Harrington
Perry Lancett
Warwick Avenue
Avondale
Harrington
Benjamin
General Hospital
Face Problem in Serving Farm Electricity
University of Cincinnati professor A M Wilson outlined the rural electrical service challenge on a WSAI radio address. He noted 1924 saw over 1 billion dollars invested in electrical industries and predicted further capital in 1925 while stressing illumination gains and energy efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Wilson
University of Cincinnati
WSAI
Wilson
Hiccups Fatal to 73-Year-Old in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia Henry Pieper a 73 year old retired cabinet maker died today after an two week attack of hiccoughs the first fatality amid a month long mild hiccup epidemic in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Pieper
Butter Men Map National Advertising Push
Representatives of the Ohio Association of Butter Men met in the Chamber of Commerce to plan a broad advertising campaign. W A Wentworth of Columbus, the association secretary, presided. The group indicated that several hundred thousand dollars would be spent nationally to educate the public on butter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Association of Butter Men
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Wentworth
Columbus
Association
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Trav. Pass
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City Pass
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Louisville, Kentucky
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Cincinnati Better Business Commission
Keith Theater
Pocahontas and Thacker UN Mer Furnace
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Coal Company
Rusve\ Schaefer's Store
Chichester
DI Best
Nel
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Honor Squad
Newland Tea
E. Benjamin
J. Harrington
Electrical Industry
Associated Press
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