Hord Resigns Fifth Third for American Bond and Mortgage
W D Hord leaves the Fifth Third National Bank bond department after five years to lead Cincinnati offices for the American Bond and Mortgage Company of New York and Chicago. Joseph L Boudwin, ex Cincinnati manager, will oversee Southwestern Ohio operations as the firm expands in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana. Hord, who came to Cincinnati in 1918, had lectured on investments and authored Pirates of Promotion. His new offices are in the Mercantile Library Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hord
Fifth- Third National
American Bond and Mortgage Company of
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Joseph L. Boudwin
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Ma Hord
Fifth- Third National Bank
Hord
Mercantile Library
Injunctions Made Permanent Against Seventeen Ohio Roadhouses
Temporary injunctions against seventeen Hamilton Butler Montgomery and Scioto County roadhouses and cafes were made permanent by Judge Hickenlooper on request of District Attorney Haroth E Mau. Defendants are barred from selling or giving alcohol on the premises under penalty of contempt, fines, or imprisonment. list of affected properties and owners included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler
Montgomery
Scioto
Hickenlooper
Haroth E. Mau
Mau
High Street
Charles J. Helvey
S. J. Millikin
Stockton Club
William Barry
Harvey Langdon
John Nelson
John Ross
Edward Younger
Gus Meyer
Meadow Inn
Harrison Pike
Max Neubauer
Frank Denny
Grand View Inn
Springfield Township
J. H. Gagan
Cyril J. Mullarkey
Hilda Mullarkey
Agnes Mullarkey
Jess Craig
Henry Franklin
Charles Lacy
West Fifth Street
Dayton
John Krusocky
Southwest Corner Court
Walnut Streets
American Soap Company
Crown Brewing Company
Fred Strauch
Camargo
Pike
Madeira
Fred Kneinlein
George W. Steinman
Troy Street
Joseph Welch
John Saul
Ludlow Street
Charles A. Gins
Julia Gins
South Fifth Street
George New
Sixth
Sycamore Streets
Michael Perica
Central Avenue
Main Street
Miamisburg
Thomas R. Donnegan
Raymond Gephart
Barr and Linn Streets
Cincinnati
Benjamin Voss
John J. Strader
William Voss
Findlay Street
Portsmouth
Richard McCain
Edward Sauffer
Julia Arbogast
Liquor Cache Found in Woman Stocking After Crash
Police arrest Mrs Myrtle Jones 29 Mrs Margaret Hicks 49 and John Robinson 32 after a collision at Twefth and Vine. Hicks found with a small bottle of liquor hidden in a stocking during a search at the Third District Station. Robinson faces intoxication charges while Jones is charged with reckless driving and Hicks with intoxication and possession of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twefth
Vine Streets
Myrtle Jones
East
McMillan Street
Margaret Hicks
Chestnut Street
John Robinson
Campbell Court
Jones
Clifton Avenue
Robinson
Hicks
Third District
Nurse Accused as Husband’s Lookalike in Dayton Divorce
Hannah B. Chambers sues Moses J. Chambers alias Jack Chambers in Cincinnati case now in Chicago for divorce alimony and child custody. She cites Newport marriage in 1916 and husband’s 1924 departure, claiming he paid only 180 for family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hannah B. Chambers
Moses J. Chambers
Jack Chambers
Vine Street
Dayton
Newport
Chambers
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Husband’s Sunday Drunkenness
Leona B Bail sues Charles H Bail shoe worker for divorce citing continual drunkenness and foul language every Sunday except the first after their June 7 1917 marriage. She left him December 8 1924 after previously dropping a suit on his promise to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona B. Bail
Eastern Avenue
Charles H. Bail
Delta Avenue
Watchman Fails Again to Get Bond in Killing
Thomas Nicholson 18 of 1456 Eastern avenue faces murder charges in the death of Earl Skirvin during a break in at Sullivan Shoe Company plant. Nicholson seeks bond in Criminal Court. Judge Ryan will rule after grand jury action. Witness Ella Jones testified Nicholson fired during the intrusion on Pearl and Lawrence streets. First bond plea in Municipal Court was denied by Judge Eyrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Skirvin
Eastern Avenue
Thomas Nicholson
Armory Avenue
Ryan
Edwin S. Morrissey
Skirvin
Sullivan Shoe Company
Pearl and
Lawrence Streets
Nicholson
Ella Jones
Pearl Street
Eyrich
Children Rewarded For Helping Catch Bandits
A jury in Judge Robettinger’s Common Pleas Court awarded Mrs. Katie Henz of Fairmount and her two sons Joseph and Frank 582.50 for their part in tracing a blood trail to a neighbor’s house, exposing a payroll bandit gang. The verdict named the J. H. Day Company and the Crim & Ryan Detective Agency as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Crim & Ryan Detective Agency
Court Calendar for Today in Common Pleas Courts
Judge Caldwell presides in Room 1 J over cases 189307 Hassan vs Chicago Fire and Marine Co 190225 Brion vs Abbott 189628 Spellmire vs Brockell et al 188444 Vollrath vs Ohio Traction Co 194172 Commercial Tribune Pub Co vs Edward Pepper 182183 Edwin C Hinkler vs Elizabeth Krimpelman 185779 Goff Estate Co vs Grote 186957 Ferguson vs Paschen 183110 Conklin vs Kuehling et al Room 6 Judge Roettinger presiding 186142 Fuchs vs Ohio Veneer Co 189538 Jackson vs Levinson Bros Co Room 7 Judge Darby presiding 185912 People's Theater Co vs Heucks Opera House 182152 Plucker vs Palace Amusement Co 182220 Dalton vs Palace Amusement Co 198907 Bucker vs Underwriters Salvage Corp 193895 City of Cincinnati vs Tavel 193887 Sauerman vs Cincinnati Traction Co 193792 State of Ohio vs Carney Bell et al
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Caldwell
Hassan
Chicago Fire and Marine Company
Brion
Abbott
Edward Pepper
Edwin C. Hinkler
Elizabeth Krimpelman
Goff Estate Company
Grote
Ferguson
Conklin
Ohio Veneer Company
Jackson
Levinson Bros. Co
Thomas H. Darby
People’s Theater Company
Heuck’s Opera House
Plucker
Palace Amusement Company
Dalton
Bankroll of Blood and Brotherhood: Ohio Gang Robbery Case
The Day company payroll robbery of May 1922 led to a $500 reward and police tips from a mother after her sons reported blood at a neighbor’s door and a playing phonograph. Michael and Frank Solderuts and Irwin Leischer confessed to multiple payroll robberies and are serving 25 year sentences. Stephen Solderuts, reportedly shot during the Day heist, was found bound with weights in the Ohio River after the gang’s crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Company
Michael
Frank Solderuts
Irwin Leischer
Day
New Suits Filed In Superior Court Listings
A list of civil case filings numbers 195,795 through 195,809 shows actions against various defendants for monetary damages including 150.69 to 10,660 and two divorce and custody matters. Notable cases include Hannah B. Chambers v Moses J. Chambers for divorce and alimony and Jesse L. Sroufe v Pennsylvania R R Company seeking 50,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
J. B. Cairo & Sons
Herman Gleis
S. Horvitz & Company
Isaac Apseloff
The
Weil Brockman Company
C. & O. Railway Company
Goldberg Brothers Company
Southern Railway Company
Hannah B. Chambers
Moses J. Chambers
E. G. Schuessler
William Saffin
Leena B. Bail
Charles H. Bail
Clifford C. Struether
August F. Acharringhausen
Emma Kennedy
Edith Curliss
Mary Barbour
William Ryan
Wardell Scott
Charles Scott
James E. Smith
Eddie L. Smith
Farmer & Ochs
Paul Friedhold
Huber Builders Material Company
John F. Holland
Albert G. Koch
Jean Douglas
Cornell J. Tomato
Superior Court
Jesse L. Sroufe
Pennsylvania R. R. Company
Postal Receipts Rise in Cincinnati June Figures
Postal receipts in Cincinnati for June 1925 totaled 569 994 32 dollars, up from 465 999 58 the year before, an increase of 103 994 74 dollars attributed chiefly to higher postal rates, according to Arthur L Behy mer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Arthur L. Behymer
Cincinnati Retail Merchants Hold Annual Outing at Cody's Farm
The Cincinnati Retail Merchants Association led by President Robert W. Pogue invited a Columbus delegation for a farm day at Cody's Farm in Kentucky. Notable guests included Lowell Fess and George Sheridan. Athletic winners included Adolph C. Weiss high jump, H J Guckenberger 100-yard dash, Edward Herschede fungo hitting, Harry McLaughlin golf drive, and Jack Friedman longest throw. Approximately 110 merchants attended with Eddie Herschede and Lynn Kevenagh organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Retail Merchants’ Association
Cody
Kentucky
Robert W. Pogue
Cincinnati
Columbus Association
Lowell Fess
Columbus
Simeon Fess
Ohio Retail Dry Goods Association
George Sheridan
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Adolph C. Weiss
H. J. Guckenberger
Edward Herschede
Harry McLaughlin
Jack Freidman
Lynn Kevenagh
Association
Tom Cody
Edward F. Peters
Cincinnati Association
Cincinnati Better Business Commission
Philip M. Baldwin
Grain Exchange honors retiring president Watkins in sendoff
Frank L. Watkins resigned as President of the Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange after a district transfer to Mansfield Ohio. Members held a testimonial dinner at the exchange with Fred B. Edmonds as toastmaster and Frank F. Collins presenting a traveling bag. Watkins thanked the group and pledged continued support for Cincinnati while moving to a new field. He had served the past five years as local manager of the Cleveland Grain and Milling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Watkins
Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange
Watkins
Mansfield
O. Fred B. Edmonds
Frank F. Collins
Cincinnati
Cleveland Grain and Milling Company
Army Camp Cost Suit Considered by U S Judge
Judge Hickenlooper heard motions to strike testimony in a $3,166,799 suit by the government against A Bentley & Sons Co of Toledo over cantonnement work at Camp Sherman Ohio in 1917. The government alleges overcharges during war time while the defense argues high costs were justified by wartime conditions. The judge took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bentley & Sons Company
Toledo
Camp Sherman
Hickenlooper
Chillicothe
Corcoran’s Son-In-Law Held On Liquor Charge
Charles Lee Zimmerman 26 of Burnet House, son-in-law of Thomas J. Corcoran, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Thomas Gregory on charges of possessing and transporting liquor. He waived examination through counsel Vice Mayor Morris and was held to the grand jury under a 3500 dollar bond, which he posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee Zimmerman
Burnet House
Thomas J. Corcoran
Thomas J. Corcoran Lamp Company
United States
Thomas Gregory
Morris
Drug Peddler Sentenced by Hamilton Judge
Pearl Sanders age 55 of Carlisle Avenue was sentenced by Judge Hickenlooper yesterday to sixty days in Hamilton County Jail for possession and sale of narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Sanders
Negress
Carlisle Avenue
Hamilton County
Hickenlooper
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Edith Condit
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Lynn Watson
J. J. Workman
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David Megrish
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Darby
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Sylvester Hickey
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