California Firm Sues Local. Receiver Sought for Xenia Firm
The Sunset Road Oil Company of Bakersfield sues Asphalt Masticore Company in Cincinnati federal court for 2530.99 for supplies since December 26, 1906. The Xenia Gas and Electric Company faces a US court move for a receiver to handle special claims, with Union Savings Bank as a prior receiver. Bankruptcy filings include Robert O Donnell of Piqua with 1339 debt and 977 assets, while Belding Silk protests Caspary bankruptcy. Mihalovitch Fletcher resists Kentucky creditors seeking bankruptcy, asserting solvency. The US court will consider state receiver appointments and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Road Oil Company
Bakersfield
Cal
Cincinnati
R. M. Ochiltree
United States
Asphalt Masticore Company
Xenia Gas and Electric Company
American Trust Company and Savings Bank of Chicago
Xenia Company
American Company
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Thompson
Robert O'Donnell
Piqua
Belding Silk Company
Alex. Caspary
Caspary
Mihalovitch-Fletcher Company
Kentucky
Sidney Stricker
One bid for Ladies Tailoring Company stock in trade
Superior Court reports receiver Henry S Fechheimer states Louis Elias was the sole bid der for the Ladies Tailoring Company stock in trade book debts and goodwill as a going concern on January 9. The bid of 3830 dollars was moved for acceptance and sales confirmed. Other items include damages suits against Interurban Railway Terminal and Hackmeier store injuries and an insurance policy claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Tailoring Company
Henry S. Fechheimer
Eighth
Sycamore Streets
Louis Elias
Martin F. Gibbons
Inter
Mrs Bell's Claim for 3000 Argued Before Judge Bramwell
The claim by Mrs Louis Bell for 3000 of a 7500 divorce fund posted by her former husband John E B Madden was set for argument in Judge Woodmansee's Court after attorneys Dickson and Healy moved to strike the claim for alleged noncompliance with an order.
Brooks Rupture Appliance Offers Instant Relief
The advertisement promotes Brooks Rupture Appliance as a painless, nonoperative cure for ruptures. It claims immediate relief, long lasting results, and low price, with testimonials from James Britton and others. No springs or harnesses are used, and full refunds are offered if unsatisfied. Writers urge readers to request information and place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
James Britton
Econoa
le i
Ey Brooks
Norwood street grading sparks two damage suits
In Norwood two damage suits target the city over street grading. Bernadina Krebspanger claims grading on McNeill avenue left her west side dry and unsafe, forcing purchase of adjacent land. Thomas Damen alleges West street grading removed lateral support, requiring a retaining wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Baker
Woodmansee
Bramwell
Thomas Damen
West
William Jerome Kuertz
Cady Hat Company
Union Gas & Electric Company
Circuit Court Affirms Judgment in Haines v Cincinnati Interurban
Samuel E. Haines sues for 10000 dollars claiming injuries from a buggy crash on Lockland avenue. Circuit Court upholds lower court ruling, finding defendant had no legal obligation to repair the avenue, a point deemed nonprejudicial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Haines
Cincinnati Interurban Company
Haines
Accaretri
Lockland
Avenue
Lockland Avenue
Circuit Court
Peck, Shafer & Peck
Kinkead, Rogers & Ellis
Probate cases feature North and Schulz estates in court rulings
Stella North appeals her probate case through the Common Pleas Court after losing in Probate Court. The Schulz heirs receive equal shares under Wilhelm Schulz’s will. Final account filed for John S. Henry estate lists $18,385 of securities and personal property turned to guardian F Rogers Lawson for Margaret Lucille and Dorothy Lawson. Ike Moskowik seeks administration to prosecute a Jeannette Liebschewitz death claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella North
William B. North
Common Pleas Court
Cogan & Williams
William ‘Zimmer
Margaretha
Wilhelm Schulz
William
Fred
Ernst Schulz
James P. Henry
John S. Henry
F. Rogers Lawson
Margaret
Lucille
Dorothy Lawson
Ike Moskowik
Jeannette Liebschewitz
Creditors Move to Remove Assignee Moore in Beck Box and Lumber Case
Creditors of the George C Beck Box and Lumber Company filed exceptions to the account of Ernest V. Moore as signee and moved for his removal. They claim Moore collected 543.38 and credited 457.61 to himself for assignee and attorney fees while creditors received nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck Box and Lumber Company
George C.beck Box and Lumber Company
Ernest V. Moore
Moore
John C. Rogers
Junk Dealer Plea Cuts Sentence to Three Years
Mat Premack junk and second hand dealer pleaded for leniency as main supporter of six children after conviction for receiving stolen railroad goods. Judge James B. Swing reduced potential seven year term to four years in the penitentiary citing the defendant’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Premack
James B. Swing
Premack
Juvenile Court Sends One Girl to Refuge and Reprimands Another
Carrie Hoffman, sixteen, who began a career of lifting pocketbooks in St. Xavier's Church, was sent to the Refuge by Juvenile Judge Caldwell. Mabel Carroll, blamed by Hoffman, was deemed too old for Juvenile Court and received a severe reprimand from Judge Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hoffman
St. Xavier’s Church
Caldwell
Mabel Carroll
Hoffman
Cross Petition Sought Name Change in Divorce Case
William A. Hicks files answer and cross petition in his wife's divorce suit, alleging intemperance and neglect and requesting dissolution of marriage and restoration of his wife Mary Peiffer or Mary Watson. C. 8. Sparks and Lane Dagwell connue Everett A. Dickson affair with remarriage claims. Mary E. Christen sues for divorce from John C. Christen for willful absence. attorneys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hicks
John Doe
Mary Peiffer
Mary Watson
Sparks
Iane Dagwell
Everett A. Dickson
Robert I. Coghill
Mary E. Christen
John C. Christen
William C. McLean
Must Call Whisky by Right Name in Shipment Case
Internal Revenue officials prosecuted liquor shipments labeled groceries to hide content. The Liquor Dealers' Supply Company of Chicago was fined 1500 dollars after a federal court found three counts violated laws requiring correct brand names. Court allowed shipments without a brand but barred false labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Internal Revenue Officers
Liquor Dealers’ Supply Company of
Chicago
Liquor Dealers’ Supply Company
Federal
Eastern
Illinois
Healy Estate Men Elect President Hugle
Exchange nominates William M. Hugle as executive head of the organization. Officers instructed to devise a plan to adopt an interchange system and implement new bureau decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal Estate
Exchange
William M. Hugle
Organization
Real Estate Exchange elects Hugle president in unanimous vote
William M Hugle was named president of the Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange after a trustees meeting held yesterday. Philip Moessinger and Willis Yeatman were reelected treasurer and secretary. A committee was appointed to seek a tax law correction and to plan Interchange Bureau operations. A new lease for 505 Walnut street to R H Putman Candy Co. is set for 1.5 years at $3 000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Hugle
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Hugle
Fritsch & Hugle
Philip Moessinger
Willis Yeatman
Harris
Hugh
Hiram
Mathers
Theodore Mayer
Charles Schoengold
Oliver E. Corner
Walnut Street
Apollo
R. H. Putman Candy Company
Putman Company
Ibth Lnst
South
Georgia
Cincinnati
Fleetwood Distilling Company
William M. Fleetwood, Jr
Macon
Andy Wetzel
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Fleetwood
East Whetstone Street
Real estate transfers and mortgages in Cincinnati district records
Real estate entries show Ella D. Ebersole, B. Dale, Katharina Harpenau and others conveying lots along Franklin street Broadway Sycamore and Russell avenues. Mortgages canceled include Minnie Wanstrat and Carrie Quittman. Building permits list a two and a half story frame residence at Harrison and Stathan with cost around 1800 dollars and 400 dollars scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella D. Ebersole
Board of Education
Cincin
Franklin Street
B. Dale
Agan
Frankland
Broadway
Katharina
Harpenau
Franklin
Sycamore
Wood
Harmon & Co
Herman Tetker
William Nagel
James Dale Et al
Sycamore Street
Sallie O. Billman
Charlotte Dévouiter
Russell Avenue
Henry Brockhoff
Henry ‘Jacobs
Joseph”A. James
Andrew T. Kessen
Charles Selzer
Hazelwaood
Richard P. Woods
Cecilia H., Woods
Mack & Voorheis
Harvey Avenue
Union Street
John F. Gares
Margaret W. Gares
William M. de Mar
Adtizate
de Mar
Cotas Township
Homan
Anna Noa
Plum
Owrt
Ikem Plipabeth
Brokaw
Leura Thert
Millcreek
Towmbrid
Henry Breckmann
Louise Fink
Georgia Avenue
Chase Avenue
John A. Pitts
Minnie Wanstrat
Carrie Quittman
Cincinnati Savings Society
el Sownees
Matilda Kraemer
C. Sandheger
George Schreiner
Certral Fairmount S
Farah
Solingen
Miami Township
Pee Ch. Glexb
Fides Oo
Oath
Phoebe L. Morrison
Pibea
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in the Common Pleas Court and Superior Court including Union Grain and Hay Company vs Carl Rabe on appeal from Squire Smedes, John Laker & Sons vs Sullivan Printing Works on contract damages, multiple divorce actions, mortgage foreclosure, city damage claims, and an application for writ of habeas corpus for Leo Wright, with other monetary damages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Grain and Hay Company
Carl Rabe
Squire Smedes
J. C. James
Edward J. Knapp
Squire Lamping
John La¢ker & Sons
Sullivan Printing Works Company
Harry J. Wernke
Frank P. Garrison
Mary E. Christen
John C. Christen
M. C. McLean
Irene Dickson
Everett A. Dickson
Robert E. Coghill
R. B. Goodrich
Mary E. Haight
J. H. Charles Smith
Bernardina Krebsfanger
City of
Norwood
William J. Kuertz
Thomas C. Damen
William J. Wertz
W. Frank Cady
Powel Crosley
J. C. Rogers
Albert FP
Schubert
Procigion Machine Tool and Developing Company
Squire Maus
Boslinger & Kapp
Hilic L. McMakin
T. J. Will
J. M. Hind
Leo Wright
Harold ‘Kapp
Superior Court
Man Ordered to Support Child After Family Bible Pawn
Omner Powell of 229 Findlay Street was ordered by Judge Lueders in Police Court to support his two year old child despite divorce and remarriage by both parents. Powell claimed he left his first wife after she pawned the family Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omner Powell
Findlay Street
Lueders
Powell
Ring Disappears While Tryon Gloves Alibi Claimed
Miss Hazel Strauton of 2914 Hackberry street reported to police that she lost or was robbed of a ring valued at $100 after removing it to try on gloves in a store. She left the ring off and it vanished while she was being fitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Strauton
Hackberry Street
Skimmed Milk Diet for Fat Folks Reconsidered
Physicians debate fat reduction methods noting skimmed milk proves unattractive for comfort. Other doctors offer a remedy with Marmola Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and Syrup Simplex, claiming twelve to sixteen ounces of fat loss daily while allowing normal meals.
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California
Oil Company
Xenia Gas and Electric Concern
C. E. Brooks
Criminal Court
St Leon
Cincinnati College of Finance
William B. Poland
Nicholas J. Walsh
Walnut Street Theater Company
Walnut Street Theater
Real Estate Exchange
Willis
University of Cincinnati
Clifton
Gofton
Gorton’s
Peter Wright
Norfolk & New Brunswick
American Hosiery Co
Conradi & Freidemann
Saxony
Frank Gofton
Anna Finneran
James Homan
Por
Manhattan
Nual Clearance Sale
Martin F. Gibbens
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
William Littleford
Anna Henrich
Elizabeth Hagmeier
Louis P. Pink
Mary Kochus
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Bode & le Blond
Ponce Deleon
St. Augustine Alcazar
St. Augustine
Ormond
Ormond-on-the-Halifax
the Breakers
Palm Beach Royal Poinciana
Palm Beach
Royal Palm
Bahama Islands
Ail Incbernioy
gomneeing_ wil
Havana
Anu
Florida East Coast
Fla
Linton
New York
Grand Convention Hall
Edward N. Roth
C. L. Dolle
Plursche Bidg
Cinetapati
the Commercial Tribune
Bell Telephone CO
Vine Street
Evans, Wilkens & CO
Washington, D
Lowell & CO
Charlestown
Masse
Barris Institute
St.ow
York
Mexico
Walnut St
Bighon Pioneer Steam Carpet
Strat
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