Divorce Degrees For Mrs Stahl
Mrs Ruth Allen Stahl 29 of 1734 Madison road, organizer of the Art Theater, was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Hoffman from Frank Swick Stahl. The couple, married August 19, 1922, faced allegations of Stahl's relations with Diana Basler of Cincinnati in Texas. Witnesses included Dr Samuel Allen and his wife. Also granted were divorces for Ethel Creagh, Maggie Porter, Ethel Saunders Link, Mary Shores, Mary Kline Barth, and Alice Burnam, with various testimonies of drunkenness and infidelity. Dr J E W Wallin of Miami University attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Allen Stahl
Madison Road
Art Theater
Hoffman
Domestic Relations Court
Frank Swick’ Stahl
Stahl
Samuel, Allen
Allen
Diana Basler
Cincinnati
Dallas
Tex
Harry T. Craegh
Ethel M. Creagh
East University Avenue
Ethel Saunders Link
the Gibson
Joseph C. Link
Mary Shores
East Third Street
Walter Shores
Mary Kline Barth
Brotherton Road
Oakley
Joseph Barth
Alice Burnam
Ridge Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Irvin Burnam
Florence Avenue
Lost wife's love at Ellis Island prompts divorce suit
Nikolaus Matje of 1301 Harrison Ave shoeworker filed for divorce from Magdalena Matije of Allentown Pa. alleging his wife formed ties with an immigration inspector during a month at Ellis Island after arriving from Hungary about November 25 1923. He says he was barred from protest by limited access and that she left him December 1 1923 for the inspector who later was convicted of transporting her across state lines. The petition cites misconduct hindering their marriage and mentions attorney Harry H Shafer. In a separate filing Clara Langforder accuses Harry Langforder a Yellow Van Moving partner of bulldozing behavior and heavy drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Hungary
Nikolaus Matje
Harrison Avenue
Magdalena Matije
Allentown
Matje
Harry H. Shafer
Clara Langforder
Harry Langforder
Yellow van Moving Company
Morris sued for divorce amid gambling and desertion charges
Charles Morris, serving a three months sentence in the County Jail for desertion, is named defendant in a divorce suit by Mrs. Elizabeth Morris who alleges he borrows money to gamble. She sought aid from the Ohio Humane Society for support. Paul B. McLean, an Elm street advertiser, is also accused in a separate suit by Mrs. Bessie Mare McLean of St Bernard. She says he gambles and keeps company with other women, and that he has failed to provide for their two children for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morris
Elizabeth Morris
Morris
Ohio Humane Sociey
Paul
Prohibition Suits Seek Padlocks on Cafes and Rooming Houses
Edward McGriff Ohio Prohibition Inspector through State Attorney General seeks padlocks in Common Pleas Court against three cafes and two rooming houses. Defendants include Louis Rosin 538 Carlisle Avenue rooming house Carrie Hamilton Minnie Bates 427 Carlisle Avenue rooming house Mary Ellers 638 State Avenue cafe Bessel Wilmersdorf 835 Wade Street cafe Frank Wolterman cafe 2364 Concord Street James McFadden owner operator. All properties cited as common nuisances due to liquor-law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Edward McGriff
Prohibition
Ohio
C. C. Crabbe
Louis Rosin
Carlisle Avenue
Carrie Hamilton
William P. Devon
Minnie Bates
Charles B. Blume
Elizabeth Blume
State Avenue
Mary Ellers
Bessie L. Wilmersdorf
Wade Street
Frank Wolterman
James McFadden
Concord Street
Court calendar for today in common pleas court
Court schedules show multiple cases before Judges LeBlond Struble Darby Hurley and Marx across rooms 8 J 5 J 7 J 9 J. Notable cases include Nick Aolilio v Cincinnati Traction and Bernard Klein v Alfred Tennison. Also listed are civil, equity, and criminal matters with times ranging from 9 to 10 o clock and ongoing assignments in the superior and criminal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. LeBlond
Nick Aolilio
Cincinnati Traction Company
John F. Dermody
Elmer R. Horne
Bernard H. J. Klein
Alfred Tennison
Alexee
The
No. 1 Distilling Company
George Williams
Cincinnati, Traction Company
Stanley Struble
George Feyer
State of Ohio
L. A
Ary Gallant
the Merchants’ Drayage Company
Lillie Nagel
Mollie Johnson
Lewis B. Herrington
Frank X. Pratt
Thomas’ H. Darby
Raymond G. Boekmier
Thomas Gleason
Fred Volterman
Estelle Volterman
Williamson Heater Company
Claude L. Coleman
Bryce E. Cash
John M. Wendt
Roscoe Talley
L. K. Glascock
Harry P. Mistler
George A. Kahny
Herman B. Wesse
William Hess
Robert S. Marx
Herman W. Santen
United States Shoe Company
Damage suit dismissed in federal court settlement
United States District Court Judge Hickenlooper dismissed Edmund Feilhauer's personal injury suit against the Norfolk & Western Railway Company as settled out of court. Feilhauer, president of Queen Engineering, sought 26475 for injuries from a collision between his car and a train at Murray Road and the railroad tracks on November 27, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Feilhauer
Queen Engineering Company
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
United States District Court
Hickenlooper
J Feilhauer
Murray Road
Norfolk & Western Railroad
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No. 198,852 to 193,868 includes the St. Clair Manufacturing Company versus Harry Sunberg et al for 325 dollars, Hill Top Publishing Company versus New Way Laboratories Company for 694.14, several nuisance abatement actions, multiple divorce actions including Nickolaus Matje versus Magd lena Matje and Carrie Hedblom versus Frank Hedblom, and other civil matters such as custody, alimony, and a receiver appointment for Langennecker Paper Company versus Sunrise Bay Company and Walters for 1080.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
The
St. Clair Manufacturing Company
Harry Sunberg
Hill Top Publishing Company
New Way Laboratories Company
Edward McGriff
Inspector
Carrie Hamilton
Louis Rosin
Same
Mary Eilers
Charles Murphy
Charles B. Blum
Elizabeth Blum
James McFaddin
Minnie Bates
William P. Devon
Frank Volterman
Bessie L. Wilmersdorf
Bankruptcy notes report brig hayslip case and creditors list
Final report closing the John H. Hayslip bankruptcy in Ironton Ohio was filed by Referee P C Booth. Liabilities 884.99 assets 9 and schedules for Todd Stationery and Printing Co of Hamilton list liabilities 87 929 03 assets 18 700 with 14 500 cash from stock sales. Unsecured creditors include Cincinnati News Cincinnati Beckett Paper Whitaker Paper Cincinnati Art. Also mentions trustee actions for Brick and Vitrolite Sales and Elco Dress Shop bankruptcies. Hearing set by Referee Greve for New River Lumber involuntary case January 14 at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hayslip
Ironton, O
United States District Court
P. C. Booth
Ironton
Hayslip
Todd Stationery and Printing Company
Hamilton
Ilew
Cincinnati News Company
Beckett Paper Company
Whitaker Paper Company
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Company
W. R. Benham
Brick and Vitrolite Sales Company
Harris Auction Company
H. S. Petit
J Uselman
Pany
Ben M . Stein
Hamilto
U. B
Robert Clayton
Freeman Avenue
Edwin Kumnigr
Two Mexican Deputies Executed for Sedition
Special cable from Puebla reports Samuel Gandara and Jose San German, former deputies in the state legislature, found guilty of sedition by a court martial and executed yesterday. The dispatch notes the actions occurred in Vera Cruz area and is carried by The Commercial Tribune and The New York World via the World News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
New York World
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Samuel Gandara
Jose
San German
N.Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Library board notes falling readers and seeks branch
Trustees of the Cincinnati Public Library grapple with declining readers at the main building while 1923 to 1924 book borrows show a drop despite $50,000 spent on new books. Branch gains, citywide totals rise, and calls for a Pleasant Ridge branch intensify as plans grow for a blind readers exhibit featuring Braille New York Point and Moon types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Public Library
Chalmers Hadley
Library Board
Pleasant Ridge Welfare Association
Budget Commission
Hamilton County
Welfare Association
Madisonville
Budget ‘Commission
New York
2100 Motorists Get Tags In Day In Cincinnati
Cincinnati motorists flooded the 1925 license tag program, with a single day record of 28,000 taken in by the automobile club, exclusive distributor for Hamilton County. Over 25,000 cars now carry tags, 2100 individuals served without delay, and the club plans to share its efficiency nationwide. Directors endorsed moving Cincinnati to Eastern time, and recommended restoring white safety lines at car stops after winter damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Automobile Club
Hamilton County
Chamber of Commerce
Two Women and Child Hurt When Struck by Autos
Mrs Anna Hinton aged 37 of 1637 Hughes street suffered a fractured rib after an auto on Thirteenth and Main streets driven by Ralph Withbolding 3731 Eastern avenue struck her. She was taken to General Hospital. Mrs Clement Chapman 35 of 903 West Eighth street was struck by an auto driven by George Thompson Sekitan Ohio, receiving bruises on the body on East McMillan street. Norman Hichner 8 of 1425 Elm street got bruises from an auto driven by Dr Albert Haas 4125 Hamilton avenue and was taken to St Mary's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hinton
Hughes Street
Thirteenth
Main Streets
Ralph Withbolding
Eastern Avenue
General Hospital
Clement Chapman
West Eighth Street
George Thompson
Sekitan
Stront Vut
Mcmillan Street
Norman Hichner
Elm Street
Albert Haas
Hamilton Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Eight Defendants Guilty in 1924 Bottoms Robbery Case
In Judge Roettinger s Criminal Court a jury found Alex Smith James Brown and Harry Bradshaw negroes guilty of robbing Frank Ervin in the Bottoms district on October 4 1924 of 11 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roettinger
Alex Smith
James Brown
Harry Bradshaw
Frank Ervin
Bottoms
Signal System Found At Norwood Cafe In Prohibition Raid
Federal agents raided a Norwood cafe at 4735 Montgomery road and uncovered a buzzer signal system behind the bar enabling staff to alert occupants above. Owner Edwin Dumont and bartender Victor Henzen, along with occupant William Speaks, were charged with conspiracy to violate the Volstead act and destroying liquor evidence. Bonds set at 5,000 each pending January 16 hearings. another raid yielded three gallons of liquor and led to additional charges against Louis Reitman with bonds at 2,000 pending January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Prohibition
Montgomery Road
Norwood
Gregory
Edwin Dumont
Victor Henzen
Dumont
William D. Speaks
Henzen
Speaks
Sylvester Davis
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Louis Reitman
John Street
Reitman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hidding & Co., Inc
West Fourth Street
Liberal Savings & Loan
Main St
Postoffice
John
Hummel
Hamilton County League of Savings, and Loan Associations
Gibson
Thrift Week Committee
More Homes Campaign
W. Meredith Yeatman
Land Creek Coal
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
Fourth Street
Mrs. Stahl
Texas
Maggie Porter
Thomas Porter
West Sixth Street
J. E. W. Wallin
State Bureau of Special Education and Psycho-Educational Clinic
Miami University
Oxford
Common Pleas Courts
Criminal Court
Stanley C. Roettinger
State
Ernest Beckman
Milton Beideholz
Ed Ebinger
James Johnson
United States Courts
Horlick
Richard H. Mitchell
Fred‘a,Schmidd
Auto Club
OUR
Paul Briell
Covington
Madison Ave
West
Ninth and Main Sts
Newport
Monmouth St
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