Reckless Driving Declared Inferior Offense in Ohio Case
Judge Roettinger ruled reckless driving is an inferior offense not indictable by grand jury. Bernard Hernandez of Hamilton faced indictment for causing a collision on Colerain Pike near Venice injuring Mary Ernst. prosecutor Bell plans 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
Domestic Relations Court rules on international marriage duty
Judge C W Hoffman said a husband must remain with his wife and not travel thousands of miles while expecting her to follow. Frank Librandi sought a divorce from Annina Librandi claiming she promised to join him in America in 1920 but later refused. The judge took the case under advisement.
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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 as Decree Granted to Lauderbacks
William Wolpert, 36, of 415 Shepherd avenue, and Mary Wolpert, 35, also of the same address, faced a petition for divorce with Judge Hoffman dismissing the suit. A decree was granted to Mrs. Bama T. Lauderback, 46, of 2828 Colerain avenue, from Alva E. Lauderback, 40, of Russellville, Ohio.
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William Wolpert
Shepherd Avenue
Mary Wolpert
Hoffman
Bama T. Lauderback
Colerain Avenue
Alva E. Lauderback
Russellville
Divorce suit filed by George A. Kleinschmidt
Mrs. Susan J. Kleinschmidt of 5802 Chandler Street Madisonville testified that she married him only for a meal ticket as he filed divorce charges yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan J. Kleinschmidt
Chandler Street
Madisonville
George A. Kleinschmidt
Divorce Suit Over Desertion by Husband Story Boarder
Edward A. Lammers filed for divorce from Lillian Lammers alleging desertion from their home. He claims his wife became extremely unstable and left the residence with two of their four children yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Lammers
Lillian Lammers
Divorce suit over wife leaving home with belongings
Oscar Mueller sues Maggie Mueller for divorce after she returned home August 4 1919 to find the house emptied except for the husband's clothing. The complaint centers on the estrangement and disappearance of household property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mueller
Maggie Mueller
Seventeen Women in Venire for John Downing Jury
Seventeen women are included in a venire of seventy five names drawn for the jury in Judge Ryan's Criminal Court. The trial date is set for June 22 for John Downing a 37 year old carpenter of Armory avenue on charges of first degree murder in the death of Mrs Allen Williams of Bromley Kentucky near Vaughn read Price Hill on May 16 1925.
Negroes Sentenced in Ohio Home-Robbery Case
Albert Williams was sentenced to two to seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary and Richard Harris to thirty days in jail with a $50 fine and costs by Judge Struble of Common Pleas Court yesterday for the theft of a home.
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Albert Williams
Ohio
Richard Harris
Struble
Common Pleas Court
Court Calendar Schedule for Today in Cincinnati
The docket lists multiple civil cases in various rooms with judges Hoff mann Strub Darby and Hurley. Notable matters include Morton vs City Cincinnati and Franklin vs Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company. Criminal matters proceed in Rooms 2 and 6, Superior Court under Judge Marx with Levine vs Travelers Insurance at 10 o'clock.
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Er Pléas Court
Jedudme
Caldwell
Minister Is Sentenced To Juvenile Workhouse
The Rev Julius Bamberg aged 31 a Methodist Zion Church assistant pastor at 1024 West Sixth street was sentenced by Judge C W Hoffman of Juvenile Court to three months in the Workhouse for contributing to juvenile delinquency He testified he was ordained in 1918 and claimed the girl involved was the pastor's fifteen year old daughter Bamberg denied the charges saying he had treated her with due respect.
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Julius Bamberg
Methodist Zion Church
West Sixth Street
C. W. Hoffman
Zion Church
Bamberg
Postal receipts rise 11.8 percent in May at Cincinnati office
Cincinnati Post Office reports May receipts of 566 764.61 dollars, up 59 797.62 dollars from May 1924, an 11.79 percent increase announced by Postmaster Arthur L. Behymer. Thehigher total reflects stronger mail volume and revenue growth compared with the previous year.
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Cincinnati
Arthur L. Behymer
Minces bankruptcy plan boosted to 55 percent payout
United States Court notes describe Judge Hickenlooper approving a revised composition distribution for Harry D. Minces and Underselling Stores creditors. Original 25 percent cash plus 20 percent in notes grew to 55 percent after objections. Other district suits involve coal shipments to Richardson Coal Co. and related actions against Norfolk & Western and Pennsylvania Railroad.
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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 County deaths reach sixty one
The death of Mrs. Sallie Helliday, 50, of 2319 Oxford Ave Mt. Washington at General Hospital raises auto accident fatalities in Hamilton County since January to 61 with eight people injured. Several others were struck or bruised in incidents across Cincinnati area including a 3 year old in College Hill and a 7 year old in Norwood.
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Sallie Helliday
Oxford Avenue
Mt. Washington
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 City Approves Debentures to Bridge Tax Gap
Norwood City Council passes an ordinance to issue 6000 in debentures to the public service fund until June tax proceeds arrive. Plans are ordered for Section and Melrose avenues and a Roseland Mound sewer linking to Cincinnati drainage. The third annual Spring Festival opens in Victory Park with Miss Mildred Hayden crowned festival queen and extensive exhibits and dancing crowds.
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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 Candidate in Republican Primary
Louis H. Nolte mayor of Norwood announces he will not seek the Republican nomination in the upcoming primary and withdraws his support for 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 Prosecution Team Named in Wheeler Case
The Department of Justice assigns the prosecution of Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana to William B Leahy and R P Stewart both Democrats with trial experience. The move, denied to be politically motivated, places the case under these two special assistants to the Attorney General.
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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 told the Board of Directors of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs at West Baden Indiana that the Young Workers League Soviet Russia seeks to spread Communistic ideas among grammar school children. She said the league is sponsored by the Junior Internationale linked to Moscow and urged forming a junior federation to teach Americanism to children.
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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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