Ownership dispute over Cincinnati apartment house leads to suit
Nathan Schiff sues attorney James M. Stone and wife Mabel C. Stone in Common Pleas Court over 3209 Reading Road dispute. Schiff claims Stone acts as trustee and with three other men control the building while tenants enjoy free rent awaiting a verdict. Schiff seeks termination of the trust and transfer of title with a receiver to collect rents during settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Stone
Mabel C. Stone
Common Pleas Court
Nathan Schiff
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Stone
Schiff
Co H. Hoffmeister
Andrews Will Distributes Company Stock to Employees
The will of Loring Andrews filed in Probate Court distributes forty shares of the Loring Andrews Company stock to employees in recognition of their services. Bequests include 10 shares to secretary William Williamson and 10 shares to Algernon F. Chapman, with smaller allocations to Dennis A. Moore Frank Limle and several others. one share to each of Mary Mountain Lucille Carroll Margaret Weber and Helen Orr. The estate is estimated at about $75,000 with a $100 par value, though market value exceeds that. The will designates Clifford E. Bragg as executor and allows him to select personal effects. Bragg also receives the remaining company interest. An oil painting and bust are left to Mrs. George D. Crabb. The remainder goes to Bragg. The will was prepared February 23, 1921 and names Central Trust Company as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Andrews
Loring Andrews Company
Joseph Lienesch
Mr. Andrews
William H. Willamson
Algernon F. Chapman
Dennis A. Moore
Frank Limle
Missus Mary Mountain
Lucille Carroll
Margaret Weber
Helen
Clifford E. Bragg
Telford and
Bryant Avenues
Clifton
George D. Crabbs
Bragg
Central Trust Colony
Andrews
Receiver Appointed for Wunders Refrigeration Company
Henry W. Backus was named receiver by Judge Joseph B. Kelley in Insolvency Court after Amy Sherlock a stockholder filed suit. Ill health of the General Manager has halted contracts though the firm remains solvent. a receiver is sought to protect the business until health improves or a replacement is found. Attorney J W Heintzman assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Backus
Wunders
Main Street
Joseph B. Kelley
Amy Sherlock
J. W. Heintzman
Injuries Sought in Automobile Crash Against Turner
Mrs. Emma Rogg seeks 530,300 and Eugene Rogg 54,200 in Common Pleas Court for injuries and loss of services after May 12 collision at Hamilton pike North Bend road. Roggs accuse Herbert E. Turner of Mt. Healthy of causing the crash as Mrs Rogg walked along the road, suffering a broken collar bone and a double leg fracture. Their attorney is Garrit J. Fredricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Turner
Mt. Healthy
Common Pleas Court
Emma Rogg
Eugene Rogg
North Bend Road
Rogg
Hamilton Pike
Turner
Garrit J. Fredricks
Slander suit over fence message names local teen
Mary Conradi allegedly inscribed a beard fence message reading Keep your eyes on Kist the chicken killer in front of Mrs Wilhelmina isist's home. The suit filed in Common Pleas Court seeks 5000 damages, charging the appearance harmed Lawrence Kist 17, and names attorney John Thorndyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kist
Mary Conradi
Wilhelmina Isist
Common Pleas Court
John Thorndyke
Hearing on writ continued for Sollick release
Habeas corpus proceedings are continued to secure the release of Harry Sollick who is being held by police. The case concerns the legality of detention and seeks lawful discharge. The hearing will determine the authority and grounds for keeping him in custody.
Ku Klux Klan Leader Defends Its Patriotism and Law Loyalty
Elizabeth Tyler chief of the Klan women’s division defends the group as strictly American and Protestant while denying violence and crime. She asserts loyalty, law enforcement, and opposition to Catholics Jews and blacks, and promises a forthcoming full response to published accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tyler
Ku-Klux Klan
New York World
The
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
America
Americans
Trotsky
Lenin
United States
Russia
Chicago Jewelry Theft Suspect Remanded in Court
Judge Robert A. LeBlond extended the writ until Monday in Common Pleas Court. Joseph D. Sollick, arrested Friday at Chicago authorities request, faces charges of stealing jewelry valued at 7500 dollars. Sollick is defended by attorney Raymond Ratliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cago
Robert A. LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Joseph D. Sollick
LeBlond
Sollick
Chicago
Raymond Ratliff
Three Charged With Looting Cigarettes Held for Grand Jury
Herman Dieckman railroad detective Charles Lohrum and Harry Slusser were held to the Federal Grand Jury on charges of looting a cigarette shipment aboard a Norfolk and Western train. Bail was set at 10000 each after a hearing before United States Commissioner Hurley. detectives were fired upon during pursuit and weapons were found with the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dieckman
Charles Lohrum
Harry Slusser
Norfolk & Western
United States
Hurley
Grand Jury
Lohrum
Dieckman
Slusser
Riverside Cooperative Society Files Bankruptcy Petition
The Riverside Co operative Society Company led by President Charles J Niehaus filed for bankruptcy in the U S Court yesterday. Walter D Murphy was named receiver with liabilities of 1 584 and assets of 912. Proceedings by the Secretary of the company the day prior were set aside as unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Co-operative Society Company
Charles J. Niehaus
United States
Walter D. Murphy
Whisky Forfeiture Against Edward F Metz Seized Earlier
Eighteen cases of whisky seized with Edward F Metz during his arrest months ago were declared forfeited to the government yesterday. Marshal Devanney is directed to auction the liquor to authorized buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Metz
Metz
Marshal Devanney
Common Pleas Court civil actions and filings list
Case numbers 179386 to 179393 show actions including writ of execution for 450, foreclosure for 1000, damages claims ranging 67.18 to 5000, writs of habeas corpus, and divorces. Names include Poor Kleinschmidt Bridgeman Merkel Chidester Ellis Kist Sollick Fulbright Rogers Price and firms Collins Ragland Thorndyke Wolfe Price. Proceedings filed by multiple attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Henry E. Poor
Charles F. Kleinschmidt
William R. Collins
John W. Bridgeman
Mollie Merkel
The
Matthew Addy Co
James C. Davis
Cramer & Samuels
Edward H
John W Wolfe
John C. Rogers
Elizabeth Price
Carrie Schassein
Michael Schassein
C. M. Price
Multiple Civil Cases and Insolvency Entries Listed
A roundup of court actions includes Emma Rogge vs Herbert F Turner for 53300 damages, Eugene Rogge vs same for 5300, Nathan Schiff vs James M Stone et al to terminate trust and appoint a receiver, James Crotty vs Edith Sioem mer for 471.35, Cuyahoga Builders Supply Co vs Walter Wallingford Coal Co for 10009 damages, and Amy Sherlock vs Wonder Refrigeration Co for a receiver. Also mentions Gerritt Fredricks and J W Heintzman in related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rogge
Herbert F. Turner
Gerritt Fredricks
Eugene Rogge
Same
Nathan Schiff
James M. Stone
James Crotty
Edith Sioemmer
William R. Collins
The
Cuyahoga Builders’ Supply Co
Walter Wallingford Coal Co
Robert P. Goldman
Amy Sherlock
the Wonder Refrigeration Co
J. W. Heintzman
Civitan Club cleans hospital site for neighborhood playground
Civitan Club members braved a steady rain to clear the old City Hospital site at Twelfth street and Central avenue for a future neighborhood playground. Businessmen and volunteers worked all afternoon with eight medical students and local groups, planning to finish next Saturday with aid from several firms supplying trucks and a tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Old City Hospital
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
W. R. Galloway
F. E. Martin
R J. Marshall
Candidates to Speak at Second Ward Republican Club
Attorney Froome Morris leads a Friday evening meeting at Hyde Park Masonic Hall with Second Ward Council candidate Clifford F. Cordes Council at Large candidate Andrew J. Murphy and Assessor candidate William C. Kohlhoff speaking. Frank Lewis and George Rieman will chair the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froome Morris
Republican Executive Committee
Clifford F. Cordes
Second Ward
Andrew J. Murphy
William C. Kohlhoff
Hyde Park Masonic Hall
Frank Lewis
George Rieman
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New York
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Knights of the
United States Court
Superior Court
Sansilk
CLARK
Miller’s
Race Street
Colgate’s
Colgate
Lonsdale
Amoskeag A. C. A
Scout” and
Bradford
Maslin
Pepperell
Dallas
Everett
S. C. Cheviots
Lyons
Elvets
Ginghams Amoskeag
Toile de Nords
Bates
Red Rose
A. c. Loisettes
Magican
Amer Aei
Vmiiller
Race
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