Reckless driving ruled inferior offense in Ohio case
Judge Roettinger held reckless driving is an inferior offense not indictable by grand jury in the Bernard Herndaen case. Herndaen, 22, of Hamilton, collided with Howard Schneider of Mt. Healthy on Colerain pike january 24 1925 injuring Mary Ernst. Prosecutor Charles S. Bell said he would appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Stanley Struble
Common Pleas
Tanley C. Roettinger
Common Leal Court
Bernard Herndaen
Hamilton
Colerain Pike
Venice
Ohio Supreme Court
Judge Rules Against Interfering With International Marriages
Judge C W Hoffman in Domestic Relations Court ruled against interfering with international marriages. Frank Librandi seeks a divorce from Annina Li Brandi claiming promised her to come to America. she refused. A brother testified she would come if he returned for her but immigration rules prevent.
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C. W. Hoffman
Frank Librandi
Wilkinson Street
Annina
Librandi
Ciro
Italy
America
James Seminara
Hoffman
Divorce Petition Dismissed in Wolpert Case
Mary Wolpert of 415 Shepherd avenue filed for divorce from William Wolpert amid allegations of drunken sprees and abuse. Judge Hoffman dismissed the suit. A decree was granted to Bama T. Lauderback of 2828 Colerain avenue against Alva E. Lauderback of Russellville O.
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William Wolpert
Shepherd Avenue
Mary Wolpert
Hoffman
Bama T. Lauderback
Colerain Avenue
Alva E. Lauderback
Russellville
Divorce suit filed over meal ticket claim
Mrs Susan J Kleinschmidt of 5802 Chandler street Madisonville says her husband George A Kleinschmidt offered marriage solely for a meal ticket and he filed a divorce suit yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan J. Kleinschmidt
Chandler Street
Madisonville
George A. Kleinschmidt
Man Sues Wife for Divorce Amid Family Strife
Edward A. Lammers filed for divorce from Lillian Lammers alleging marital breakdown. He accuses her of abandoning their home and two of their four children, amid tensions described as extreme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Lammers
Lillian Lammers
Oscar Mueller Sues Maggie Mueller for Divorce
On August 4 1919 Oscar Mueller filed suit for divorce from Maggie Mueller after returning home and finding his wife had left taking all household possessions except clothing. The case names both spouses and identifies the breakdown as the reason for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mueller
Maggie Mueller
Seventeen Women Picked For John Downing Jury
Seventeen women are in the venire of seventy five names drawn from the jury wheel in Judge Ryan's Criminal Court for the June 22 trial of John Downing a 37 year old carpenter of 719 Armory avenue on a charge of first degree murder. Downing has pleaded not guilty to the indictment charging the murder of Mrs Allen Williams a 38 year old of Bromley Ky near Vaughn read Price Hill on May 16 1925.
Negro Robbery Sentences in Ohio Court
Albert Williams, described as a negro, was sentenced to two to seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary. Richard Harris, also described as a negro, received thirty days in jail and a $50 fine plus costs by Judge Struble of the Common Pleas Court for the theft of a home.
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Albert Williams
Ohio
Richard Harris
Struble
Common Pleas Court
Court Calendar Shows Busy Cincinnati Docket
Court calendar lists multiple civil cases at 9 to 10 o clock in rooms 4 5 7 and 9 with judges Hoffmane Strub Darby Hurley and Ryan. Notable filings include Morton vs City Cincinnati and Franklin vs Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company. Superior Court Judge Marx presides over Levine vs Travelers Insurance at 10 o'clock.
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Er Pléas Court
Jedudme
Caldwell
Minister Sentenced for Juvenile Delinquency Abuse
The Rev. Julius Bamberg, a 35 year old assistant pastor, was sentenced by Judge C. W. Hoffman to three months in the Workhouse for contributing to juvenile delinquency involving the fifteen year old daughter of a Zion Church pastor. Bamberg testified to his ordination in 1918 and denied improper conduct.
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Julius Bamberg
Methodist Zion Church
West Sixth Street
C. W. Hoffman
Zion Church
Bamberg
Postal receipts rise 11.79 percent in May
Cincinnati Post Office receipts for May totaled 566,764.61 dollars, up from 506,966.99 dollars in May 1924. Postmaster Arthur L. Behymer announced the monthly figures yesterday, noting an increase of 59,797.62 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Arthur L. Behymer
Court notes settle distribution in Minces bankruptcy
Judge Hickenlooper approved a revised distribution plan for Harry D. Minces proprietors of Underselling Stores in Cincinnati and other cities, increasing creditors’ cash share to 55 percent after objections. Separate suits in Cincinnati District Court involve coal shipments and an auto train collision at Norwood. several cases were dismissed after out of court settlements. Federal actions include Max Hoffman bound over on liquor charges, and Frank S. Bonham appointed trustee for Ralph Green Company with bond set at 12,000.
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United States
Harry D. Minces
Cincinnati
Hickenlooper
Minces
Richardson Coal Company
Dixie Terminal Building
Guyan-Eagle Coal Company
Huntington
W. Va
Norwood Coal Company
Charles F. Senyard
Norwood
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senyard
Olivia
Wagner Assets Realization Corporation
Andrew Bender
E. W. Wagner & Co
Blickinend
Simon Ross
147Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
United States District Attorney
Yestereey
A. Lee Beaty
Cincinnati Law School
Whitte Sulphur Springs
Atlantic City
Washington
District Court
Dayton
Max Hoffman
Rockdale Avenue
Prohibition
Thomas M. Gregory
Clark
John Streets
Frank S. Bonham
Ralph
Bonham
Auto toll rises as Hamilton fatalities reach sixty one
The death of Mrs. Sallie Holliday at General Hospital raises Hamilton County auto accident deaths to 61 since January. The article lists multiple injuries from separate crashes, naming victims and locations across Mt. Washington and surrounding areas.
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Sallie Helliday
Mt. Washington
Oxford Avenue
General Hospital
Hamilton County
Holliday
Homer Ellis
Amelia, O
Beechmont Avenue
Alfred Hutchins
Cedar Avenue
College Hill
Albert Schwab
Schwab
Hilda Dummer
Wade Street
Betts Street
Freeman Avenue
Chester Burton
George Crouse
Jones Street
Ethel Wise
West Seventh Street
Delbert Goff
West Ninth Street
Lloyd Howell
Eastern Avenue
McMillan Street
Ivan Dwyer
West Court Street
Catherine Schueler
Helena
Bell Avenue
Norwood
John McKee
Danville
Poice
Race Street
Sixth Street
Adolph Waldner
Burnet Avenue
Peay Street
Ludlow Street
John Crowley
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Howard Kibbs
Norwood Council Approves Debt Issue and City Improvements
Norwood City Council passes an ordinance to issue 6000 in certificates of indebtedness for the public service fund. Plans for Section Avenue and Warren Avenue repairs are requested, with the city engineer to prepare specifications. A sewer project at Roseland Mound estimated at 16100 connects Norwood to Cincinnati drainage. The third annual Spring Festival opens with Miss Mildred Hayden crowned festival queen amid large exhibits and music at Victory Park.
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Norwood
Public Service Fund
Section Avenue
Warren Avenue
Cincinnati
Melrose Avenue
Roseland Mound
Norwood Retail Merchants’ Association
Louis Nolte
Mildred Hayden
Harris Avenue
Hayden
Gus Dorsel
Norwood Jeweler
Frank’ J. McHugh
Victory Park
Nolte Not Seeking Republic Primary Nomination
Louis H. Nolte mayor of Norwood announces he will not be a candidate for the Republican nomination in the upcoming primary and has withdrawn his support from the party slate.
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Republican Organization
Norwood
Harry H. Baker
Howard S. Cox
Nolte
Mr. Cox
Theodore Dorl
Cox
Dorl
Louis H. Nolte
Wheeler's Prosecutors Named in Wheeler Case
The Department of Justice assigns prosecution in the Burton Wheeler matter to William B. Leahy and R. P. Stewart, both Democratic attorneys. The move aims to handle charges involving Senator Wheeler of Montana with no political considerations admitted by officials.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Department of Justice
William B. Leahy
R. P. Stewart
Department
Wheeler
Democratic Party
Bares Reds' Plot in U.S. Schools
Mrs. John D. Sherman of Estes Park Colorado warned the Federation of Women's Clubs board that Soviet Russia uses the Young Workers' League to spread Communistic ideas to grammar school children. She cited the Junior Internationale in Moscow as the sponsor and urged forming a federation junior group to teach Americanism.
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West Baden
Ind
Young Workers’ League
Soviet Russia
John D. Sherman
Estes Park
Col
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Junior Internationale
Moscow
Sherman
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