Two Convicted of Arson in Fir M Seventh Hal
Edward Treiman an attorney and former proprietor of the Artistic Embroidery and Hemstitching Co at 136 West Seventh Street and his brother in law Meyer Simkin of Price Hill were found guilty by a Warren County Common Pleas jury on an arson indictment. They face one to twenty years each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Treiman
Artistic Embroidery
HemS&titching Company
West Seventh Street
Meyer Simkin
Price Hill
Wudge Darby
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Louis Schneider
Schneider
Charles S. Bell
Nelson Schwab
Schwab
Treiman
Simkin
Avondale
Fession
Hickenlooper
Johnson Niles
William J. Hogan
East Eighth Street
Hogan
Amos P. Foster
Nelson Loudly Reprimanded and Fined in Liquor Case
Robert Nelson of Newport Kentucky pleaded guilty in United States District Court to transporting intoxicating liquor. Judge Hickenlooper imposed the maximum $500 fine and delivered a severe reprimand citing family standing and past conduct. Nelson was part of a group of twenty three violators and was arrested with Harry Dean after agents found a quart of grain alcohol in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nelson
Nelson Place
Newport
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Nelson
Bob’’ Nelson
Wilson
Cincinnati
Harry Dean
East Fourth Street
Prohibition
Fourth Street
Hickenlooper Ad
Dean
A. Lee Beaty
United States
Beaty
Henry Loomis
Federal Prohibition
Froome Morris
Ciry
Beaty Miller
Miami County
Darke County
Morris Hurtig
Cleveland Avenue
Hurtig
Hurtig Bottle Exchange
Sycamore Street
David Cronin
Front Street
Central Avenue
C. Howard Wilson
Howard Lamb
Walter B. Vincent
Maple Avenue
Nick Eckerlin, Jr
Baxter Street
Joseph Schaeffer
Dudley Street
John Bauer
Broadway
Hamilton County
Joseph Simeon
Straight Street
Coley Joyce
Harry Nilling
Oscar Kaiholz
Muddy Creek Road
Robert L. Heinlein
Julius Co. Thomas
East Third Street
Joseph Hall
West Fifth Street
Clifford Fox
Clifford Fox, 2851 McMicken Avenue
John Peter and
Mary Deep
Joseph Fares
Adolph Robinson
West Seventh Street
Harry Schrand
Samuel J. Scorse
James Scorse
Leslie James Taylor
Thomas Henry Taylor
Canada
Bootlegger Charles Steinberg Convicted on Income Tax
Charles J. Steinberg, once a lawyer and later linked to large scale bootlegging, was found guilty of failing to pay income tax for 1921 totaling 460000. He faced potential jail time after a bail hearing and was accused of filing fraudulent returns and perjury in 1920 and 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Charles J. Steinberg
Knox
Steinberg
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Kelly Kills Wife in Domestic Row
John Kelly 28 of 527 Plums Street is jailed on murder indictment after shooting his wife Marie Kelly 28 during a domestic dispute. Police say she died after being shot six times before reaching General Hospital. Kelly surrendered to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kelly
John Kelly
Plums Street
Prohibition Probe Wraps Ohio Case in Cleveland Trial
On June 2 in Cleveland the trial of J E Russell and others continued with sensational testimony. Abe Ungerleider and Harry Grossberg linked Col umbus attorney Warren Barnett to a $25 000 payoff for political favors involving Jesse Smith. Armand Drug and Candy Company President Armand Gardos testified that Copeland warned of trouble and that Grossberg claimed a $5 cut on illicit whisky and a $2 500 flight bribe. The defense pressed exhibits procedure while Grossberg admitted guilt with no reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
J. E. Russell
Ohio
Merle B. Copeland
Warren Barnett
Columbus
Armand Drug and Canly Company
Ungerleider
Harry Grossberg
Barnett
Smith
H. M. Paul
Prohibition
Russell
Armand Drug and Candy Company
Troy
Paul
Armand A. Gardos
Armand Company
Hungary
Copeland
Gardos
Grossberg
Mabel
Walker Willebrandt
Internal Revenue Department
Ortel
Meals
Estenhaver
Usig
Westenhaver
Ungerleider Brothers
Luther Day
Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Herrmann hearing set for today in St Louis
Preliminary hearing for August Herrmann of Cincinnati and seven other Ohio baseball fans is scheduled for tomorrow before Commissioner Aitkens in St Louis. Eight men were arrested for illegal possession of liquor after federal agents raided the Statler Hotel on April 17 and seized beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Garry” Herrmann
Cincinnati
Red
Ohio
Aitkens
Statler Hotel
Fashion of the 19th Century Textile Patterns
A display highlights popular graduated dotted patterns along with floral scroll and geometric designs showing the era’s textile artistry and repeating motifs across fabrics.
Shillito's Domestics Bedding For Summer Campers
Summer campers and tourists can outfit outdoors living with second floor bedding at Shillito's Domestics. Includes wool blankets at 5 50, feather pillows at 2, cotton blankets at 2 25, and seamless bleached sheets at 95 cents in standard cot sizes.
Shillito’s Summer Wash Goods Selections on Second Floor
Shillito’s advertises summer wash frocks and a wide range of wash goods on the second floor. It highlights sturdy gingham in plain fast colors, 36 inches wide, and Amoskeag Half Linen Suiting in favored colors at 50c per yard, 36 inches wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shillito’s Wash Goods
Amoskeag
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Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Bermuda
Fort Victoria
Fort ST
Furness
Bermuda Line
Whitehall St
N.Y
Oerseter S. S
Fort Hamilton
Halifax
Quebec
Canso
Northumberland Straits
Broad St. Lawrence
Saguenay River
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Furness Bermuda Line
Louisville
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis
Pensacola
Eaves
Ae Raab
America
Bowling Green
A. J. Anzer
City Pass
Dixie Terminal
F. D. Bush
Div
aEnrnis
Orleans
Cincirmatt
Louisvilla
Masaville
R.A
First Man
U. S
The
Associated Press
Chichester
Daugherty
Abe Ungerleider
Walter D. Mears
Jesse Smith
Herrmann
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
L. & N.penna
Pearl and
Butler Sts
Latonia
Lakeland
Union Station
Tenth
Che John Shillito
Shillito
Gingham
Grover
Shillito’s
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