New Citizen Commended by Federal Judge in Cincinnati
Peter Jacob Beck of 1022 Dayton Street was praised by Judge Hickenlooper for his knowledge of American government as he joined 106 others in the citizenship ceremony. The list includes numerous Italians, Rumanians, Russians, Hungarians, Germans, Jugoslavs, Poles, Irish and natives of Greece, Russia, England, and various countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jacob Beck
Dayton Street
Rumania
Hickenlooper
Cincinnati
Beck
Loretta LeBlond Fuller
Stettinius Avenue
R. K. LeBlond
Philip Manzi
Spring Street
Angelo Donisi
Florence Avenue
John Sereno
Ohio Avenue
Francesco Miglio
Clay Street
Filberto di Palma
Galen Street
Joseph and Gaet and Napolitano
Argyle Place
Gabrielle Palma
Forbes Road
Sayler Park
Antonio Picariello
McMicken Avenue
Antonio d’Eremo
Woodburn Avenue
Mercurio Meale
Symmes Street
Gerard del Grosso
Sycamore Stree
Cesare Santangelo
West Court Street
Leugi la Cortiglia
Tillie Avenue
Antonio F. Boderoni
Warsaw Avenue
Mario
Woman Bound Over to Grand Jury in Counterfeit Conspiracy
Ruth Rector 19 of Jacksonville pleaded guilty before Commissioner Smith to a conspiracy charge to make and pass counterfeit coins. She was bound over to the grand jury and released on a $5,000 bond. Rector was brought to Cincinnati to answer charges tied to a prior arrest with two men and an escape from Marshal Little, with more than $30 in bogus coins found on the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Ruth Rector
West Church Street
Jacksonville
Fla
Bankruptcies Granted and Trustees Appointed in Federal Court
Judge Hickenlooper granted discharges to Freda and Harry D Sanker Charles J Ruehrwein Arthur R Risch George E Detzel Charles Cunningham Clifford J Renzenbrink Maida Beiler Leaver of Cincinnati and Mattie L Williams Portsmouth. C F Higgins of Hamilton listed assets 580 liabilities 1040 largest creditor A Vos Cincinnati 500. Hopkins Dyer Franklin Furnace listed liabilities 680 assets 200. Harry Cohan named trustee in Lloyd J Buell bankruptcy. William Handley named trustee in John M O Neil case. Bond set at 200. John M King of Cincinnati filed discharge petition. King adjudged bankrupt Sept 22 1926.
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Hickenlooper
Freda
Harry D. Sanker
Charles J. Ruehrwein
Arthur R. Risch
George E. Detzel
Charles Cunningham
Clifford J. Renzenbrink
Maida Beiler Leaver
Cincinnati
Mattie L. Williams
Portsmouth
C. F. Higgins
Hamilton, O
A. Vos
Colerain Avenue
Hopkins Dyer
Franklin Furnace
William Handley
John M. King
King
Three Are Sent To Jail On Traffic Charges
Three traffic defendants appeared in Traf fic Court. Joseph Young a Dennison Hotel mobile auto salesman was jailed five more days and fined 25 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated after five days in custody. William Gibbs a State Highway Department truck driver and Warren Rosendahl a draftsman were jailed one day with fines of 25 and 20 dollars plus costs and driving prohibitions for three and four months respectively. Joseph Eilerman a bus driver was found guilty of failing to signal and using profane language. his 25 dollar fine was reduced by 15 dollars on the judge's order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Young
Dennison Hotel
W. Meredith Yeatman
William Gibbs
Hastern Avenue
State Highway Department
Warren Rosendahl
Eilerman
West Sixth Street
Sherrill orders major traffic rules enforced citywide
Col. Sherrill, city manager, instructs police to focus on major traffic violations and curb minor infractions with warnings. He cites parked cars on Eighth street as an example and urges continued crackdown on speeders and noisy devices while avoiding hand signals to supplement signals.
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Col. Sherrill
Copelaw
Eighth Street
Col
Sherrill
Gov Donahey Pardons Dying Prisoner in Ohio
Acting on doctors notes that he had little time left Gov Donahey pardoned George Brown from London Prison Farm in Highland County Ohio The prisoner will be taken to his son Harry Brown’s home in Springfield Ohio for care and rest today
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Columbus
Gov. Donahey
George Brown
Highland County
London
Shas Hig
Harry Brown
Springfield
Court Upheld $25 000 Verdict in Alienation Case
The Ohio Court of Appeals sustained a $25 000 jury verdict in Butler County Common Pleas Court for Mrs. Bessie Gerber of Symmes Corner. She claimed Mrs. Catherine Gerber and daughter Mary Gerber of Fairfield Township alienated her husband Emil’s affections and influenced his will and dower interests relating to a $200 000 real estate life estate.
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Butler County
Bessie K. Gerber
Symmes Corner
Catherine Gerber
Mary Gerber
Fairfield Township
Court of Appeals
Bessie Gerber
Emil
John Gerber
Catherine
$50 000 Damages Sought in Manslaughter Case
Two suits seek a total of 50000 damages for Earl Skirvin who was fatally shot on March 13 1925 by Thomas J Nicholson a private policeman. Nicholson has pleaded guilty to manslaughter and serves a ten year term. One suit names Nicholson and National Surety Company the bonding firm. the other names Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company. Both suits set 25000 as damages. Attorneys William Thorndyke and Robert S Alcorn filed the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Skirvin
Eastern Avenue
Thomas J. Nicholson
Common Pleas Court
William C. Skirvin
Nicholson
National Surety Company
Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company
William Thorndyke
Robert S. Alcorn
Bicycle crash victim seeks $10000 damages
Clara Fortune of 2623 Moorman Avenue Walnut Hills sues Western Union Telegraph Co for $10000 after a cyclist allegedly hit her at Fifth and Walnut streets January 20 1926. The suit moved to federal court from common pleas court. She claims injuries include leg fractures and hospital bills over $1700.
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Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Clara Fortune
Moorman Avenue
Walnut Hills
Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Court
Common Pleas Court
Christ Hospital
Legner & Purcell Co. assigns business to Benham
Legner and Purcell Company trunk and sample case store at 19 West Court Street filed a voluntary assignment in Probate Court transferring the business to attorney William R. Benham of 730 Keith Building. Assets listed at 1500 with liabilities of 3000 due to poor business. Clifford D. Purcell presides, Hal C. Meader is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legner & Purcell Company
West Court Street
William R. Benham
Keith Building
Clfford D. Purcell
Hal C. Meader
Common Pleas Court Civil Docket Summary
A list of cases from Common Pleas Court numbers A3 682 to A3 672 including damages sought, divorces, foreclosures, and specific performance. Notable entries include William C. Skirvin administrator versus Thomas J. Nicholson for 25000, Hilda Schmitt versus Standard Oil for 10000, John P. Finnerty actions for foreclosure and contract performance, and several divorce cases such as Elijah Armacost versus Elizabeth Armacost and William R. Husted versus Olive Husted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Skirvin
Thomas J. Nicholson
Hilda Schmitt
The
Standard Oil Company
American Home Builders
W. Ross
Barriger
Elijah Armacost
Elizabeth Armacost
Harry Single
John L. Niemeier
William R. Husted
Olive Husted
Herbert Sheridan
Walterman Bros
Clifford C. Studer
Clara E. Studer
William F. Ackemeyer
Genieve Ackemeyer
Gaumer Lavercrombe
the Economy
Chevrolet Sales Company
Dorothy Lohman
Noble Lohman
John P. Finnerty
Elsie Snyder
Anthony Catanzaro
August Oe
Eagle-Picher Lead Company
Robert S. Richter
William C. Shirvin
Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company
Andrew A. Zoller
Ethel Kessel
Snook Veith Lumber Company
Herbert Meiners
Seasongood to Speak at Women’s Charter Rally
Plans were made by the Luncheon Committee of the woman’s division of the City Charter Committee for the opening rally at the Gibson on Friday. Mayor Seasongood will discuss the administration, nine charter candidates will be introduced, and Miss Marie Wing of Cleveland will ask if party politics are necessary in municipal affairs.
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Woman’s Division
City Charter Committee
Ingalls
Gibson
Seasongood
Henry Bentley
City Charter
Charles Rose
Tyler Field
Charles Eisen
Edward Dixon
Stanley Matthews
Edward B. Imbus
John Dickerson
Anthony Mees
Marie Wing
Cleveland
Guy Tawney
Helen Peters Wallace
Anthony Dunlap
John D. Ellis, Sr
L. C. Fillmore
E. M. Galbraith
Agnes Hilton
Guy Mallon
Clara Pressler
Stanley M. Rowe
Alice Sterne
Samuel Strum
Harry Vordenberg
Assistant City Chemist Kiley Dies in Auto Crash
Les Kiley 24 assistant city chemist and his companion Esther Barrett 22 were in a crash on Lower River Road. Kiley died at General Hospital after the collision and Barrett was seriously injured but expected to recover. The incident follows a double indemnity policy Kiley obtained Friday. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Les Kiley
Hillside Avenue
Esther Evans Barrett
Twain Avenue
Sayler Park
Lower River Road
James Tinsley
United States
C. D
Hamilton County
Barrett
Otto P. Behrer
Kiley
St. Xavier College
William H. Peters
Detroit Man Fined for Transporting Canadian Beer
Frank Kreslin, 26, of Detroit, convicted of transporting and possessing a case of Canadian beer, was fined 100 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge Woeste. He claimed the beer was for a sick friend. Carl Logan, 810 Mill Street, was fined 200 dollars and costs for selling beer. Other liquor fines included Walter Towe, 1270 East Third Street. George Bounds, 802 West Fifth Street. Louis Finney, 643 George Street. and Annabelle Goodman, 314 Longworth Street, each fined 100 dollars and costs.
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Frank Kreslin
Detroit
Mich
Woeste
Kreslin
Carl Logan
Mill Street
Walter Towe
East Third Street
George Bounds
West Fifth Street
Louis Finney
George Street
Annabelle Goodman
Longworth Street
Third Police Capture of Elijah Brown in Repeated Scuffles
Elijah Brown, 29, of 747 Richmond Street and former Longview Hospital inmate, was seized after a struggle with police at 113 Garfield Place. Patrolman Tritschler, Lieut. Tuerck, and Patrolman Helming responded to reports of a prowler and knocked Brown down on the building’s fourth floor. He is held for investigation. Brown had previous confrontations with officers leading to commitments to Longview by Probate Court.
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Elijah Brown
Richmond Street
Longview Hospital
Garfield Place
Tritschler
Lieut
Tuerck
Helming
Brown
Longview
Schwab
Memorial service to honor 61 dead Ow riner members
Syrian Temple to hold an annual memorial in Robinson’s Opera House Ninth and Plum. Judge William H. Lueders presiding along with music by the Syrian Temple Orchestra directed by Charles Esberger and a mixed choir led by David Davis. The service lists roll call of departed Nobles and features an array of solos, readings, and hymns.
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Syrian Temple
Mystic Shrine
Robinson’s Opera House
Ninth
Plum Streets
William H. Lueders
Syrian Temple Orchestra
Noble Charles Esberger
Noble David Davis
Hessie Lee Grimmeissen
Helen Briggs Upson
Edith Gertrude Weaver
Mery Waltz
David Davis
Elmer E. Kyle
Frank W. Rolf
Walter B. Brent
Eva Peale
Judge Lueders
Ewald Haun
Lord
Upson
Miss Waltz
Julius Lang, Jr
Louis Schwab
Tilden R. Chapman
Herman Bellstedt, Jr
C G
Alfred M. Davies
Frederick F. Gates
Edward M. Burrowes
Samuel Wolf
Wiliam H. Lawrence
Sterry A. Adams
Harry M. Hoffheimer
Frederick W. Mowbray
Isaac M. Martin
Samuel T. MacLan Ai
Oliver G. Farbach
Orange Judd Fuler
Lester A. Herrman
F. William Haas
Horace D. Chipman
Edward C. Wettengel
Charles C. Oyler
Oscar G. Wilkins
Meyer Cohn
Henry Oskamp
A. E. B. Stevens
Charles G. Puchta
William A. Evans
George W. Lanfersick
Henry Ruckelshausen
Floyd G. Grumley
James Pettibone
Albert E. Best
Albert T. Beck
William A. Gardner
Andrew G. Norman
Albert B. Ryan
Edward M. Hall
Walter F
Scully Wins Harrison Avenue Viaduct Contract
E. M. Scully, contractor, secured the Harrison Avenue Viaduct remodeling bid of 191000 with total project cost 198877.60 including approach work. The contract requires completion in 200 days, with a 60 bonus per day early and 60 per day late.
Coolidge Vacation in Black Hills Announced
Rapid City reports the White House confirms President Coolidge will vacation at the State Game Lodge in the Black Hills, with executive offices in Rapid City High School and Secret Service staying nearby. Gov. Bullew welcomes the visit and praises the Western tribute. Twelve miles of premier trout streams near the Summer White House will be available for the President.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Coolidge
Washington
Hills
W. J. Bullew
Deadwood
South Dakota
O. H. Johnson
Game and Fish
White House
Rapid City High School
Edward A. Starling
Secret Service
Sylvian Lake
City planners back Western Hills park plan near Potter’s Field
The City Planning Commission voted to urge the Park Board to acquire a sixty acre tract in the Western Hills, north of Glenway avenue, stretching from City Cemetery to Judah Torah Cemetery. The 66.5 acre park would cover the existing six and a half acres the city already owns. The decision followed Ladislas Segoe’s recommendation that the land is ideal for park use and of little other value, with Irwin Krohn citing deplorable cemetery conditions. Mayor Seasongood said cremation discussions would be taken up with the city manager.
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City Planning Commission
Park Board
Glenway Avenue
Potter’s Field
Judah Torah Cemetery
Ladislas Segoe
Irwin Krohn
Henry Prfiester
Foreign Policy Group Re-Elects Russell Wilson Cincinnati
Russell Wilson editorial writer was reelected President of the Foreign Policy Association of Cincinnati at its annual meeting held at the University Club. Re-elected vice presidents include Alfred Bettman and Judge John Weld Peck. The group plans monthly meetings from September with international speakers and a membership drive led by Wilson.
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Russell Wilson
Foreign Policy Association of Cincinnati
Alfred Bettman
John Weld Peck
Frank H. Nelson
James Garfield Stewart
Lowell Hobart, Jr
C. Lawson Reed
Simon Kuhn
Wilson
Bettman
Kuhn
Clifford B. Wright
Herbert Feis
Morrison R. Waite
Sells Stites
George Hoadly
Harold Vinacke
J. J. Rowe
Reed
Stewart
Peck
S. Gale Lowrie
Nelson
N. M. Fenneman
Cincinnati
Morrow to Take Oath Saturday for Hamilton County Court
Thomas H. Morrow named by Gov Donahey to fill the Caldwell vacancy is expected to take the oath of office this Saturday and begin duties the following Monday. He sat with Judge Hurley yesterday during a trial in the Common Pleas courtroom as he prepared to start his term.
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Thomas H. Morrow
Gov. Donahey
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
John A. Caldwell
Morrow
Hurley
Common Pleas
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