Elbingers Fight Jurisdiction In Shoe Company Case
The Elbinger brothers and their wives face competing federal and superior court action over property tied to the bankrupt Elbinger Shoe Manufacturing Co. Trustees seek roughly 197000 while creditors pursue an accounting and asset recovery. The courts debate who has primary jurisdiction as indictments over false financial statements unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias H. Elbinger
Karl M. Elbinger
Elbinger Shoe Manufacturing Company
Hazel Elbinger
Ernestine Elbinger
United States District Court
Superior Court
Elbinger Brothers
Marx
Hickenlooper
Dayton
Sidney Stricker
John L. Richey
Elbinger
Floyd Williams
Elbingers
Stricker
Elbinger Company
Frank Landon
Burton Ae Lane
Citizens National
Lincoln National
Judge Gives Bruns Gill Chance To Reform In Court
Judge Ryan of Criminal Court deferred sentence for Bennie Bruns and John Gill for one year to give them a chance to reform. Bruns pled guilty to breaking into Ernest Klein’s home, claiming he entered to change clothes after a boat accident. Gill admitted stealing a rug from George Awyer’s home but denied breaking into Klein’s house. Walter Thiede pleads not guilty to both indictments and will stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Criminal Court
Bennie Bruns
John Gill
Bruns
Gill
Walter Thiede
Ernest Klein
George Awyer
Channer & Sawyer
Klein
Little
Miami
Sawyer
Thiede
Brokers to Take Depositions in Chan ner Sawyer Trial
Judge Ryan grants Charles S. Bell and Louis Schneider permission to travel to New York City to depose witnesses for the Chan ner Sawyer brokerage case. Notary David Lisnow will take the depositions at 165 Broadway on July 15. The brokers face eleven indictments for stock embezzlement and two for funds obtained by false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bell
Louis Schneider
Ryan
Criminal Court
New York City
Herbert I. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred. McLaughlin
Channer &. Sawyer
David Lisnow
Broadway
Writ Against Judge Marx In Hearing Over $30,000
An alternative writ of mandamus was issued by Judges Buchwalter and Cushing of the Court of Appeals in a proceeding involving Judge Marx. The case concerns a $30,000 dispute and progresses through a formal hearing process.
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Buchwalter and Cushing
Court of Ap
Court Calendar for Common Pleas Court Room 1-J
Judge Caldwell presides in Room 1 J with cases 187 a ca v Weir at 9 oclock Judge Darby handles cases 189 199 Hidebrant v Foster Realty Co et al at 9 oclock Next case 188434 Miller v Samson Then case 191416 Lotz v Taylor Hotel Co Next case 190802 Collins v Gayle et al Next case 191232 Brate v Armstrong et al Next case 193988 Hoover v Manischevitz
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Judge Caldwell
A Ca
Weir
Darby
Hidebrant
The
Foster Realty Company
Next
Miller
Samson
Lotz
Taylor Hotel Company
Collins
Gayle
Brate
Armstrong
Hoover
Manischevitz
Railroad challenge halts judge in Green estate case
A writ restrains Superior Court Judge Marx from hearing a motion in the $30,000 damage suit of Edmund Luthey, administrator of the estate of George S. Green, against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Lawyers for the railroad filed an affidavit alleging bias and prejudice against Judge Marx with the state Supreme Court, and the writ requires him to show his authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Superior Court
Edmund Luthey
George S. Green
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Six padlock suits filed by Ohio attorney general
Six padlock suits were filed in Common Pleas Court by Cc. C. Crabbe attorney general of Ohio. The actions seek to close premises alleged to sell liquor including homes at 718 West Sixth street and 521 Hopkins street, a building at 410 West Fifth street, a building at 554 George street, a grocery cafe at 2246 Wheeler street, and a cafe at 2006 Powers street. Occupants and owners named include Bessie Money Dora Cumings Line Schwartz Max Schwartz Hattie Jones Rebeca Hughes William P. DeVoy Harry Patterson Essie Patterson Lucy Carr William Priddy Julius Friedeborn and John Doering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Cc. C. Crabbe
Ohio
West Sixth Street
Bessie Money
Dora Cumings
West Fifth Street
Line Schwartz
Max Schwartz
Hattie Jones
Rebeca Hughes
George Street
Harry Patterson
Essie Patterson
William P. DeVoy
Ford Moeller Held to Grand Jury in Liquor Charge
Ford Moeller of 1511 Garrard Street Covington Kentucky was held to the grand jury by Commissioner Gregory on a charge of possessing and transporting liquor. He was arrested June 23 after a traffic stop on the Gilbert Avenue Viaduct where federal prohibition agents found five gallons of liquor in his car.
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Ford Moeller
Garrard Street
Covington
Gregory
Moeller
Gilbert Avenue
Federal Prohibition
Court notes show multiple civil suits and a few reversals
Isadore Hindt named defendant in a 25000 damage suit over a fatal May 23 accident at Warsaw and Enright Aves. Betty Katz estate seeks 10000 from CBE Critchell Company for a May 13 truck collision. John C Thom sues George J Leisinger for 5000 in slander. John Holland’s prior whisky conviction overturned. he remains fined 200 plus costs. Edward Runsche pleads guilty to registering at the Alms Hotel with an insane girl under an assumed name and pays 200 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Hindt
Elberon Avenue
Common Pleas Court
William Katz
Betty Katz
Hindt
Warsaw
Enright Avenues
Louis Robinson
CBE
Critchell Mpany
Critchell Company
Freeman Avenue
Bank Street
John C. Thom
George J. Leisinger
Thom
Glenway
Cliff Avenues
Leisinger
Yeatman
John Holland
Peacock Inn
Darby
Holland
Edward Runsche
Cleveland
Ryan
New Suits Filed In Superior Court Listings
A list of cases filed in the Superior Court includes No. 195875 through No. 195888 with injunctions and abatements of nuisance, damages suits, and other actions. Notable entries include State of Ohio v. Bessie Money et al for nuisance abatement and Westwood First Presbyterian Church authority to mortgage real estate for 75000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
John Doering
Lucy Carr
John Lederer
Westwood First Presbyterian Church Authority
William Katz
Isadore Hindt
Bernard Lee
Robert Lindsley
Theresia Koch
John C. Thom
George J. Lees
Laura Robinson
The
C. “2 Critchell Company
Damag
Anna B. Curry
Old Glory Council
Superior Court
Harry Segal
Western Union Telegraph Company
Traveling salesman files involuntary bankruptcy petition
Harry D. Grigg of Norwood Ohio filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court. He lists assets of 450 dollars and liabilities of 10 467 31 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Grigg
Norwood, O
Traveling Salesman
United States District Court
Arrest of Davis Ends 15 Month Justice Probe
A 15 month Department of Justice search led to the arrest of Carl Edgar Davis 35 a chauffeur of 10 Guido street on Sixth and Main. Detectives Genter and Gernhardt charged Davis with transporting a stolen automobile. The car stolen from Howard Myers 1046 St Gregory street in April 1924 was driven to the Alexandria pike near Newport where it was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Carl Edgar Davis
Guido Street
Genter and
Gernhardt
Davis
Michael P. Bolan
Howard Myers
St. Gregory Street
Bolan
Alexandria Pike
Newport
Compulsory Auto Insurance Backed by Cincinnati Club
The Safety Committee of the Cincinnati Automobile Club approved a plan for compulsory $10 annual automobile insurance to fund compensation for accident victims, aiming to end lawsuits. Judge Robert S. Marx urged the measure, citing fatalities and injuries while noting success in Switzerland and Norway. An executive committee was formed with Moses Strauss as chair and two others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Marx
Ohio
Switzerland
Norway
Moses Strauss
Wilmar H. Crawford
Theoddoric W. Mitchell
Cries for Help Shielded Against Robbery on Flatt Terrace
Chris Langhorst of 567 Flatt Terrace Winton Place on his way home with about $2500 in a building association collection. a man jumped from an auto at Flatt Terrace and Mitchell Avenue aimed a revolver and demanded money, but Langhorst cried for help and the assailants fled in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Langhorst
Flatt Terrace
Winton Place
Mitchell Avenue
Langhorst
Bates and
Colerain Avenues
Law on Tuition Payment to Be Tested in Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Education files suit for 75 against Milford Township trustees to test state education law. Kenneth Snyder, Milford Township, completed four years at Hamilton High School but only three years of tuition paid at 75 dollars per year. Trustees refused to pay the remaining 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Hamilton Board of Education
Milford Township
Kenneth Snyder
Hamilton
Snyder
Auto Collision Injures Two Clerks in Covington Crash
Harry Pape of 121 East Sixth street Covington drove his car into a pole on Sixth street near State avenue after being blinded by approaching headlights. Passenger John Caldwell 82 of 225 East Second street was cut by glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pape
East Sixth Street
Covington
Sixth Street
State Avenue
John Caldwell
East Second Street
Pape
Knights Templar Field Day Brings 700 Knights to Cincinnati
The first annual field day of Knights Templar districts in Southwestern Ohio will gather about 700 uniformed knights at the former Library of the University of Cincinnati on Clifton Avenue. Leaders from Dayton and Cincinnati review the drills with commanderies from Cincinnati No 3 and No 16, Dayton No 6, and other units. The event includes assemble at 11, lunch at noon, parade at 1 30, and various eliminative and exhibition drills with a De Molay program. several out of town units, plus Northern Kentucky guests, participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Ohio
University of ‘Cincinnati
Dad
Clifton Avenue
J. A. Wortman
Dayton
de Molay
Commandery Acts
Cincinnati
Reed
Calvary
Portsmouth
Hanselmann
Coleman
Troyene
Urbana
Miami
Lebanon
Garfield
Washfontin
D. H
Highland
Hillsboro
Palestine
Springfield
Wilmington
Hamilton
Trinity
Norwood
Sidney
Bellefontaine
Veteran Fire Fighter Treinen Dies After Decades Of Service
Marshal Joseph Treinen 62 longtime leader of Cincinnati Fire District No. 1 died at home after a two week illness. Appointed 1886 he rose through ranks to captain then marshal guiding the downtown district and earning respect for his iron discipline. He leaves four children including Lt. Frank Treinen. Burial at St Joseph's Cemetery follows services at St Lawrence's Church Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Fire Department
Joseph Treinen
Rapid
Runpike
Lockman Avenue
Treinen
Department
Marshal Treinen
Frank
Ladder Company 6
Marshal
Arthur
Rosemary
Helen Treinen
Firemen’s Protective Association
St. Lawrence's Church
Price Hill
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Day on Vine Street at Cincinnati Zoo Draws 40000
Central Vine Street Business Association hosts a large event at the Zoo on July 16 with 40 000 attendees expected. Vine Street merchants distribute tickets for entry and offer prizes including a $100 diamond ring. Events listed include prize dancing, guessing contests, athletics, and a red head contest. committee members include Ed Nash Oscar Schneider Max Goldhoff Al Scherer Art Keidel and Art Meckstroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zoo
Central Vine
Vine Street
Ed Nash
Oscar Schneider
Max Goldhoff
al Scherer
Gloom Chaser
Art Keidel
Art Meckstroth
Four year old Evelyn Hutchinson dies after April fire
Evelyn Hutchinson daughter of Gar land Hutchinson of Vine street near Twelfth street died in St Marys Hospital after her dress caught fire while playing with matches on April 16. The accident occurred while her parents were away and grandmother Mrs Antoncio Delucco cared for Evelyn and sister Lorraine at 1307 Republic street. A motorist transported Evelyn to hospital after Mrs Delucco extinguished the flames with a blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinsons
Post Office Revenue Rises Significantly in June
Postmaster General New released figures showing a marked rise in postal revenue for June this year compared with 1924. The report covers 50 post offices representing about 55 percent of total revenue, with an overall increase of 14.72 percent. Cincinnati rose 22.32 percent, aided by higher rates that began April 15 and the extra business day in June this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Cincinnati
Boy's Back Broken by Dive at Campsite
Joseph Kemper 15 of 970 Avondale avenue is at Christ Hospital after a diving accident at a Casters wood Tennessee camp. He struck a rock while diving into a pool and doctors report his condition critical. He is the son of S F Kemper president of the American Oil Pump and Tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kemper
Avondale Avenue
Christ Hospital
Casterwood
Tenn
Kemper
S. F. Kemper
American Oil Pump and Tank Company
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West
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Y. M. C. A. Night Law School
Law
Elm and Central Parkway
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
Fourth Street
Children’s Coats
Steve
Schaefer’s
East Fourth St
Linton
Burns
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St
Opp
Postoffice Eighth
John Sts
OUR
Geffabley
Henshaw Shops
Central Parkway
Colerain
College Hill
Westwood
Fairview
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Pioneer Island Creek City Coal
Dixie Terminal
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