Federal jury returns indictments including Meyer roadhouse owner
Twenty two counts issued by the United States Grand Jury include August Meyer owner of the Stockton Club at Cooper Avenue and Dixie Highway who pleaded guilty after reading of the indictment. Others face charges under federal prohibition narcotics and related laws with properties and persons named across Hamilton Norwood Portsmouth and Cincinnati areas. Several defendants remain jailed awaiting arraignment before Judge Hickenlooper today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grand Jury
United States District
Hickenlooper
August Meyer
Stockton Club
Cooper Avenue
Dixie Highway
Meyer
J. W. Heintzman
Hickenlooped
United States
Albert Endres
Carpenter
Sunset Avenue
Henry di Gaetano
Griffith Street
George Dimo
Baymiller
Kanyon
Charles P. Arehart
George F. Foster
Hamilton
Ben Voss
Edward Sauffer
Findlay Street
Portsmouth
Thomas Jones
Edward Coleman
Endres
Morris and Decker
Allen Walker
di Gaetano
Rigley
Leesman
Renner
Gormley
Blasing
McCain
Sauffer
Jones
Coleman
Dimo
Foster and
Arehart
Voss
Claude Smith
Chestnut Street
Dewey Johnson
Carlisle Avenue
Charles Williams
Walter Schubert
Walnut Street
Harry C. Oberholzer
Louisville
Williams
Smith
Oberholzer
Vernon R.chumley
George Faulkner
Cecil Burden
Cincinnati
United States Marshall
Ira Brummeth
Jack H. Clowe
Myrtle. Canter
Royal
Harris
J. F. Carroll
Edward Wilke
Edward Hoffman
Cleves
United States District Court
Principal Sued by Wife for Cruelty and Neglect
Nannette L. Bauer seeks divorce alimony and maiden name restoration from Samuel G. Bauer Guilford Public School principal in Domestic Relations Court. She accuses persistent cold treatment improper language public outings locking out at night and inadequate support with prior desertions in 1920 1922 and 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Bauer
Guilford Public School
Nannette L. Bauer
Essex Building
Reading Road
Bauer
Nannette Levi
Isaac Levi
Lenox Jane
G. & G. Manufacturing Company
Charles W. Hoffman
Edna Searp
West Fifth Street
Harvey Scarp
Oak Street
Ludlow
Harriett Battersby
Court Calendar Highlights Multiple Sessions Across Chambers
Common Pleas Court and Criminal Division schedule nine oclock sessions led by Judges Caldwell Dixon LeBlond Hoff man and Matthews. Civil and domestic relations cases include Martin vs Brighton Transfer Company Baker Company vs Riley and many administratrix actions. Superior Court lists Koett vs Sullivan and bank suit against Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
John A. Caldwell
Peter A. Martin
Brighton Transfer Company
E. T. Dixon
Allan Wallace
State
Lawrence Connors
Robert A. LeBlond
Samuel Savin
Charles S. Bell
Fred L. Hoffman
Martin Polyak
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Franklin Baker Company
George B. Riley
Thomas H. Darby
Catherine Lind
B. & O. Railroad Company
Stanley Matthews
William Fletcher
John Brinkmeyer
Charles W. Hoffman
Lucile Homan
William. Homan
Frances Waddell
William Waddell
Loraine Heideman
Bert Heideman
Ida Hicks
John Hicks
Charles Huddleston
Nancy Huddleston
Rose B. Pohl
Oscar H. Pohl
Elfrieda K. Deninger
Albert Deninger
Helen Deask
Nick Deask
Anna Granzer
Lev. Granzer
Superior Court
Robert S. Marx
Koett Vs. Sullivan
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
D. W. Hendricks
Indictments for Cruelty and Absence In Lawrenceburg Ind
The case lists Wade Street Vio la J Eichel at 1442 Marlowe Avenue and Charles Eickel in Hamilton accused of cruelty. Daisy Barron of 704 Mt Hope Road and Judson Barron are named in cruelty claims. Mollie Labofsky of 708 Bells Street and Jacob Labosky cited for cruelty. Willie Burris of 716 Laurel Street from Josephine Burris charged with willful absence in Lawrenceburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Viola J. Eichel
Marlowe Avenue
Charles Eickel
Hamilton
Daisy Barron
Mt. Hope Road
Judson Barron
Mollie Labofsky
Bells Street
Jacob Labosky
Willie Burris
Laurel Street
Josephine Burris
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Insanity as Baldwin's defense in first degree murder trial
Charles Baldwin 52 of Bellevue Ky goes to trial for killing Louis Hamrick 43 of 1709 Race Street after repeated plant quarrels at Fay and Egan Co. He faces murder charges as his attorneys announce insanity will be his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Edward T. Dixon
Charles Baldwin
Bellevue
Louis Hamrick
Race Street
Hamrick
Fay & Egan Co
Henry K. Gibson
J. B. O’neal
Will of Judge Geoghegan Leaves Estate to Heirs
The late Judge William A. Geoghegan left his estate to his mother, Mrs. Margaret Geoghegan, who is dead, so the estate will be divided among his brothers and sisters. Thomas M. Geoghegan will be named executor. The will, dated August 31, 1915, discloses $10,000 in personal property and $9,000 in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Geoghegan
Argaret Geoghegan
Geoghegan
Thomas M. Geoghegan
Heil Printing Company Wins $500 Verdict
Heil Printing Company was awarded $500 against Frederick Procter by a jury in Judge Robert A. LeBlond's Common Pleas Court. The suit for $2,016.40 claimed stock and machine damage after an employee left a faucet running in the blank book factory at 124 Government Place from Saturday afternoon to Monday morning. a prior 1918 trial had ended with a defense verdict but was overturned by the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heil Printing Company
Frederick Procter
Robert A. LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Procter
Government Place
Court of Appeals
Court seals copies in Ohio code copyright case
Judge Smith Hickenlooper issued a writ of seizure authorizing United States Marshal Stanley Borthwick to seize unbound copies of the General Code of Ohio Revised 1921 held by Breitenbach Linotyping at 126 Opera Place and H A Berne & Co. at 434 Elm Street. The action stems from Baldwin Publishing Co. suit charging copyright violations by Breitenbach Linotyping Louis Breitenbach Eleanor Breitenbach and Miami Press Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Stanley Borthwick
United States
Ohio
Breitenbach Linotyping Company
Opera Place
H. A. Berne & Co
Elm Street
Baldwin Law Publishing Company
Cafe proprietor arrested for possession and sale of liquor
Following a beer analysis by government chemist E. A. Nealon and agents under Frank A. Hight, Harry Mueller of 3664 Vine street was arrested on charges of possession and sale of intoxicating liquor. United States Commissioner Thomas M. Gregory set Mueller's hearing for June 12 under a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Nealon
Prohibition
Frank A. Hight
Harry Mueller
Vine Street
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Mueller
Dismissal in Coal Suit Ends Island Creek Case
In United States District Court the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad suit against Island Creek Coal Company was dismissed as the plaintiff reported that all disputes had been settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Island Creek Coal Company
Palintiff
Grain firm appeals $10,400 verdict in contract case
West Tennessee Grain Company of Obion Tennessee filed an appeal to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals challenging a 10400 judgment awarded to J Co Shaffer & Co of Chicago by U S District Judge J W Ross Eastern Division Western District of Tennessee for alleged breach of contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Tennessee Grain Company of
Obion, Tenn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
J. W. Ross
Western District of
Tennessee
J. Co. Shaffer & Co
Chicago
Publisher Sues Over Theater Song Use
Leo Feist of New York filed suit in U S District Court to stop Bessie Sky owner of the Alamo Theater New Richmond Colorado from using a song Feist says he holds the copyright to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Feist
New York
United States District Court
Bessie Sky
Alamo Theater
New Richmond, CO
Dr John Bayne Ascham to Speak at Hillsboro Graduation
Dr John Bayne Ascham departs this morning for Hillsboro to deliver the graduation address to the Hillsboro High School class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayne Ascham
Hillsboro
Hillsboro High School
Resignation Sought at Industrial Division of Chamber
The Industrial Division of the Chamber of Commerce asks L H Van Matre to resign and turn over its affairs to William Culkins due to high costs and poor functioning. The board signs include J M Manley George Morris C A Schneider and David DeVore. The division may be dissolved as an independent department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. van Matre
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. van Matre
Wiliam C. Culkins
J. M. Manley
The
Metal Trades Association
George Morris
Morris Foundry Company
C. A. Schneider
General Iron Works
David DeVore
van Matre
Cincinnati
Gardner
Ohio General Assembly
Manley
Business Men's Club
Theodore Luth
Department
Mr. Luth
Manufacturers’ Association
William C. Culkins
Cowell Elected President of Cincinnati Society of Applied Psychology
John W. Cowell was elected president at the Cincinnati Society of Applied Psychology annual election held last night. Officers named include Mrs. Henry E. Kock as First Vice President Clavin Price as Second Vice President Dr. Edward Forestner as Third Vice President William De Benis as Secretary William Jennings as Treasurer Albert Hugger as Auditor and Mrs. Calvin Price Mrs Thelma Ruschill and Mrs J Schneider as Executive Board members.
Still Glittered On Truck Owner Held On Bond
Prohibition agents in Newtown arrested William Sanders of Fruit Hill after spotting a glittering truck. A 30 gallon still and 5 gallon container were found. Sanders faces possession charges with a $1000 bond set for tomorrow. Six other men were arrested on liquor possession charges and released on $1000 bonds with hearings tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sanders
Fruit Hill
Prohibition
Newtown
Newtown Prohibition
William Clein
McMicken Avenue
Michael Long
Barkeeper
John Young
Poplar and
Bolton Streets
Charles Middleshot
Wade and
Denman Streets
John. B. Applegate
Clark Promoted to Chief of National Veterans Bureau
Omar W. Clark of Norwood formerly headed the rehabilitation division for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky in the Veterans Bureau was named chief of the National Veterans Bureau. He will oversee training for about 100000 disabled service men and will be stationed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar W. Clark
Norwood
Veterans’ Bureau
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
National Veterans’ Bureau
Clark
R. I. Rees
War Department
Washington
Divorce and damages cases listed in Ruminter Court record
A page lists multiple civil actions including Roy Mathews and Nettie Mathews for divorce, Nannett L Bauer and Samuel G Bauer for divorce and alimony, Dora Johnson and George W Johnson for divorce, Alma Schiear and George Schiear for alimony, Jeaniel Nasthold and May Nasthold for divorce, Herman Bothe and Marie H Klasmeier for damages, Lizzie Bonte and Robert B Swift for damages, L L Hill company versus L N Ry Co petition, Lillie M McFerron versus Ohio Traction Co for 5000 in damages, and David Marcus versus Max Marcus for appointment of a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mathews
Nettie Mathews
Lillie M. McFerron
Ohio Traction Company
Nannett L. Bauer
Samuel G. Bauer
Lizzie Bonte
Cunningham Holmes Company
The
C. L. Hill Company
Dora Johnson
George W Johnson
Alma Schiear
George Schiear
Jeaiel
Nasthold
May Nasthold
Herman Bothe
Marie H. Klasmeier
Ruminter Court
Lizzie
Bonte
Robert B. Swift
David Marcus
Max Marcus
Church Council Urges Support for World Court
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America calls 125000 U S congregations to back President Harding's proposal for the permanent Court of International Justice. The message urges action to support the court, write to Harding and senators, and hold forums to discuss the court's principles and America's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Washington
America
Harding
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
World Court
Christian Church
Council
Senate
Robbery Reported On Street Car In Ft. Thomas
Christian H Cruse of 22 Taylor Avenue Ft Thomas Ky told police he was robbed of 20 dollars while boarding a street car in front of the Dixie Terminal Building late yesterday afternoon. He believes a pocket was picked. Examinations for medical licensure will be held by the Ohio State Medical Board in Columbus on June 5 6 7 and 8, per the Hamilton County Medical Society announcement yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian H. Cruse
Taylor Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Dixie Terminal
Ohio State Medical Board
Columbus
Hamilton County Medical Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gidding
A. Schmidt
George A. Cornette
Bell Block
C. T
Automobile
Elm and Central Parkway
Max Wocher & Howe
West Sixth Street
Cheney
Phon
E. Fifth Street
R. Graul Piano Co
Laws
Jwo
B. Morris & Co
Mercantile Library
Bteck and Mutual Companies
United States Courts
Rob van Matre
Chamber
Angora
C. W. Clark
Church Council
Mabley’s
Wilson
Drie
Main St
Sixth
Insi CO
Lors Paints
Agency For Wonderful Muralite
Michigan
Union Station
He Wipper. AG Pla
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