Red Flag Anthem Read to Jury At Legion Trial
Lotta Burke testified in Superior Court about the Communist Labor party formed in 1919 and the raid on the party’s Vine street headquarters. She detailed damaged literature and other goods valued at 455.70, and identified witnesses including J Aarons and Frank Boellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Lotta Burke
Robert E. Bentley
Colston
Communist Labor Party
Socialist Party
Miss. Burke
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Burke
United States
Vine Street
Maryland
Stars and Stripes
Joseph A. Shartz
J. Aarons
Machinists’ Union
Frank Boellinger
Joseph Herring
Attorney petitions to invalidate Oesterlein will
R Heisel on behalf of the Oesterlein family filed an application alleging the will of William Oesterlein is invalid because the two witnesses Charles D Oesterlein and Adolph Oesterlein were beneficiaries under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Heisel
William Oesterlein
Oesterlein Machine Company
Mr. Oesterlein
Charles D.oesterlein
Adolph Oesgerlein
Company seeks injunction to end worker picketing
The Milton Oths Company yesterday asked Superior Court for an injunction to stop picketing and intimidation of its employees by Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America members. The suit alleges a conspiracy to force the company to operate as a union shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Oths Company
Superior Court
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Evans Wins $100 Damages for False Arrest
Wolley W. Evans a fish and poultry dealer of 224 Broadway was awarded $100 by a jury in Judge Frederick L. Hoffman's court for false arrest by Catherine Treiber of Forestville after being arrested on an assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolley W. Evans
Broadway
Catherine Treiber
Forestville
Frederick L. Hoffman
Evans
Local Divorces Filed In Lawrenceburg Area Names Couples
Bessie L. Burns seeks divorce from Arthur Burns while Carl Adamson petitions against Catherine E. Adamson in Lawrenceburg Indiana. Carl R. Busse files against Ednarda Busse at 1400 Walnut. Evelyn Nolan seeks separation from Frank Nolafi of 1574 Freeman Ave. Wilson Moore sues Emma Moore of 1228 Jackson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie L. Burns
Arthur Burns
Carl Adamson
Catherine E. Adamson
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Carl R. Busse
Ednarda Busse
Walnut Street
Evelyn Nolan
Frank Nolafi
Freeman Avenue
Wilson Moore
Emma Moore
Jackson Street
Suit of General Coal Co vs Sloot Darragh on Breach Claim
The General Coal Company sued the Sloot Darragh Company for 15000 dollars alleging a breach of contract. The case went to trial before Judge Peck and a jury yesterday, presenting the dispute and its monetary demand in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Coal Company
Sloot-Darragh Company
Peck
Blue Valley Creamery Sues for Immediate Construction Injunction
The Blue Valley Creamery Company filed its motion yesterday for an immediate injunction stopping Building Commissioner George Hauser from interfering with construction on St. James avenue. City officials plan to oppose the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley Creamery Company
George Hauser
St. James Avenue
Monthly Deficits Reported for Springfield Terminal Railway
Receiver George Whysall filed court reports showing deficits for the company in January and March. The March shortfall was 1865 dollars and January deficit stood at 6285 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Terminal Railway and Power Company
George Whysall
Citizenship Certificates Granted to Five Residents
Certificates for citizenship were granted yesterday to Nicholas Rath from Hungary Sihiyah Glicklick from Russia Abraha Pliner from Austria Nis san Kantorowitz also known as Nor vin Canter from Russia and Massen Kauffman from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Rath
Banning Road
College Hill
Hungary
Sihiyah Glicklick
Laurel Street
Overall Cutter
Russia
Abraha Pliner
Central Avenue
Presser
Austria
Nissan Kantorowitz
Norvin Canter
Richmond Street
Tailor
Massen Kauffman
Wesley Avenue
Clyde City men arraigned on whisky selling charge
Sylvester Gorby cafe keeper on Kenyon avenue and Baymiller street and his barkeeper Harry McKelly were arraigned before Commissioner Adler yesterday charged with selling whisky. They were held to the grand jury. William Bradley, arrested with them, was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Gorby
Kenyon Avenue
Baymiller Street
Harry McKelly
Adler
William Bradley
Rehearing Likely in Pardon Application for Elmer E Galbreath
Elmer E Galbreath a former city banker is in Atlanta prison for banking law violations. District Attorney Clark acting for the Department of Justice will review the case and report his conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Galbreath
Atlanta
Clark
Department of Justice
Judge Grants Multiple Divorces in Domestic Relations Court
Charles W. Hoffman, Judge of the Court of Domestic Relations, granted divorces to Ruth Fair from William Fair, Joseph Goode from Cornelia Goode, Mary Parks from Leonard Parks, and Theodore Wetterstroem from Carrie Wetterstroem. He dismissed other cases of Gertrude McGrath against Thomas McGrath and Marguerite Pastne against Dominick Pastne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hoffman
Ruth Fair
William Fair
Joseph Goode
Cornelia Goode
Mary Parks
Leonard Parks
Theodore Wetterstroem
Carrie Wetterstroem
Gertrude McGrath
Thomas McGrath
Marguerite Pastne
Dominick Pastne
Divorce and injunction actions listed in common pleas and superior courts
Common Pleas Court entries include numerous divorce actions such as Wilson Moore vs Emma Moore Carl Adamson vs Catherine Adamson and Evelyn Nolan vs Frank Nolan plus cases of alimony custody and execution. Superior Court lists Milton Ochs Company vs Amalgamated Clothing Workers for an injunction and George Wagner vs Ambrose Puttman for damages. Insolvency Court shows John Reinert et al. vs City of Cincinnati for an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Moore
Emma Moore
C. S. Sparks
Carl Adamson
Catherine BE. Adamson
Charles H. Hoffmeister
Carl R. Busse
Edna I. Busse
Buchwalter
Headley & Smith
Evelyn Nolan
Frank Nolan
Fricke & van Duren
J. Homer Huschart
E. Neoolien
A. I. Murock
Bessie L. Burns
Arthur Burns
Jones, LeBlond, Morrisey & Terry
Superior Court
Milton Ochs Company
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Et al
John Reinert
City of
Cincinnati
Albert T. Brown
Charles E Heiser Dies in Michigan Bank Chief
Charles E Heiser 63, president of the Second National Bank, died at a Battle Creek sanatorium after March treatment for heart disease. He rose from messenger in 1872 to cashier in 1904 and president that year. Active in charity work, he supported Hamilton institutions and was a Republican. Burial plans call for Hamilton arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Charles E. Heiser
Second National Bank
Battle Creek
Mich
Heiser
Merrell Urges Tax Reform at Rotary Meeting
Cincinnati manufacturer Charles G. Merrell told Rotary Club members that developed property is overtaxed and urged support for Ohio tax system revision. New officers were sworn in, Ned Hastings received a gold watch from the Glee Club, and Ray Redmond outlined Cody's farm outing plans. Cliff Millkein backed Col. Fred W. Galbraith’s Rotary International campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Merrell
Cincinnati
Rotary Club
Cody’s Farm
Cliff Mill Ke
Fred W. Galbraith
Rotary Clubs’ International
House OKs amendment to return alien property
The House approved an amendment to the trading with the enemy act to speed the return of money and property seized by the Alien Property Custodian during the war. The measure was requested by Attorney General Palmer and Secretary Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Palmer
Colby
Real Estate Transfers and Leases Dominate Local Market
A G A Gray Co completed a land purchase on Edwards and Edmondson roads totaling about seventeen acres in areas West of Besa den Niehoff and Columbia Baptist Cemetery. Numerous leases and mortgages are listed from July 1920 activities across Norwood Avondale Reading and Cheviot with prices ranging from $1 to $5,500 and regular rents, many with purchase options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gray Company
Edwards and Edmondson Roads
Ferdinand Jelke
Besaden, Niehoff and
Columbia Baptist Church
Cleneay c Pties
Noll
Neave Street
Edgar Cummings
Minnie Mann
St. Elmo Avenue
Groesbeck Road
College Hill
Beatrice Casey
Walter’ H. Duke
Ramsayn Aree
Hewitt Avenue
Ida H. Calvert
Helen A. Texas
Woolper
Clifton Avenue
Julius B. Broering
Frank J
Matilda Broering
Halstead Street
Bank Street
Coleman Street
Mary N. Joslen
Rudolph
Ida Elze- Mann
Robertson Avenue
31St Street
Oakley
Besuden Realty Company
Columbia Township
William A. Boss
Hyman M. Passman
Freeman Avenue
Gest Street
James H. Duggins
Esther Schiff
G. H. Otte
Court Street
Harriet Street
Kate Kraus
John E. Bertsch
Rohs Street
Warner Street
Stella Ryan
James T
Anna Doherty
Sherman Avenue
Norwood
John Ansler Et al
Lawrence J
John €. Casey
Chambers Street
Cumminsville
Lawrence J Casey
Jacob G
Elizabeth Schwaegerle
Henry F. Busching
Florence Cunningham
Wade Street
Cutter
Jones Streets
John L. Coll
Alma E. Dahle
Wells Street
Eighth Street
Maria Scheuplein
Esse Coll
Herbert Avenue
Glenmore Avenue
Frderick W. Dueber
Glenn FM
Jennie Matthews
Trenton Avenue
John Dewar
Property transfers from Herman Lodge to Omer Everhart
East Third street property owned by Herman Lodge No 208 sold by Theodore Mayer and Brother to Omer W. Everhart for 1080 dollars. A second sale at 166 Woolper Avenue Clifton moves an eight room buff brick dwelling and 50x200 foot lot to Albert TePas of Holters Shoe Company who will occupy as residence. The Calvert Aniline and Chemical Company previously owned the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lodge No
I. QO. FB
East Third Street
Theodore Mayer
Omer W. Everhart
G. B. Poole
Woolper Avenue
Clifton
Albert TePas
Holters Shoe Company
Mr. TePas
Portsmouth
A. L. Calvert
Calvert Aniline and Chemical Company
Property Transfers and Condemnations Reported
A three story nine room brick house at 708 Betts street sold yesterday from Maria Bocklage to Fanasie Less for $3000. Edward Boehringer bought at 1615 Potterplace Evantson for $5500 through James G. Cooper. Condemned by Building Commissioner George Hauser were farm buildings at Schwartze avenue west of Glenmore avenue Westwood owned by J N Gamble, a two and one half story dwelling at 823 Charlotte street owned by John L Cook, five two story dwellings 3247 to 3259 Madison road owned by Louis Kroeger and a dilapidated building at 1725 Fairfax avenue owned by Philip Zettel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Bocklage
Betts Street
Fred Tuke & Son
Fanasie Less
George Hauser
Schwartze Avenue
Glenmore Avenue
Westwood
J. N. Gamble
Work Road
Charlotte Street
John L. Cook
Queen City Avenue
Madison Road
Louis Kroeger
Brotherton Road
Fairfax Avenue
Philip Zettel
City garbage bids rejected for informal submissions
The Board of Control yesterday rejected all bids for garbage disposal due to informality and will re advertise for bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Two Teens Charged in Hotel Watch Theft Ring
John Buckhanan aged 18 of 1307 West Third Street and Gerland Hamer aged 19 of 211 North Street were arrested Wednesday by Detective Daniel Mahan on grand larceny charges. Police say they confessed to several robberies including stealing a watch from the Princeton Hotel housekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buckhanan
West Third Street
Gerland Hamer
North Street
Daniel Mahan
Princeton
Tax
Smith seeks renomination in Republican bid
Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith filed his declaration of candidacy for re nomination on the Republican ticket in Columbus Ohio noting his intent to seek another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harvey C. Smith
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertisement Claims Efficacy
Marie Heisler of Freeport Jr. endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cough syrup that helps lingering coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opiates. Children like it and it promotes better sleep by easing the throat and lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Heisler
Freeport, Jr
Foley
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Clarence Steiner
Peach Grove
Colerain Township
Otway Cosgrave
Clara Steiner
George F. Bernhardt
Oesterlein
Ochs
United States Court
Coal Company
Galbreath
Common Pleas Court
C.e.heiser
Michigan
Hastings
Gine
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Jake Salant
Sheriff's Office
East Ridge Way Avenue
Lee Horn
Jacob B. Schmitt
Anna E. Silverstein
Northern
Wilson Avenues
Josreph G. Andrews Et al
Albert Bros
Merchants
Sixth and
College Streets
Carl Yunger
John Rammacher
Robert H. West, Jr
Freda Rosenfelder
Forest and
Belle Avenues
Mattie Hungerford
Minnie Dalfred
Elm Avenue
Guy J. Robson
Margaret E. Robson
Mitchell Avenue
Greenlee Avenue
St. Bernard
Albert F. Masten
Grace M. Gdemeyer
Third Street
Collard
Washington Streets
Caroline Essling
Christena Ranceway
Voorhees Street
Reading
Elizabeth T. Long
Bejle Friedman
Ridgeway Avenue
Perkins Avenue
Fred Bohning
Rose Gellen
St. Martins Place
Cheviot
Elizabeth Aufdelheide
Edward Bode
M. Wallrauch
St.Martin Place
Alice J. Beach
Lena Goldsmith
John Street
Sara F. Heismar
John Dornseifer
John
Kate Reiber
Beekman Street
Fairmount
Albert J. Schuholz
Louisa Schuholz
Robb & Fees
Undercliff
Richard
Veronica
Henry Geist
Edward H. Geist
Julius Waltz
Clevespike
Green Township
Cora M. Bennett
Rhea G. Cox
Watterson Street
Madisonville
Alice E. Bennett
Julia B. Betts
Hast Hill Avenue
William Lacker
Martin Hauser
Hust Alley
Frintz Street
Celia M. Klocke
Martin J. Klocke
Witler Street
Hanfield Street
Anthony Corry
Joseph Falk
William B. Caldwell
Maud Paul
R. H
L. M. Scheibert
J. F. Mills
Hartwell
Conrad Windisch Company
John W. Schrickel
America
Leon Aaron
Louis Rabinowitz
Linn Street
J. Henry Buhr
Robert
Kathryn Albert
Dacey Avenue
Mary FE. Goodwin
Carrie Weidling
Rockdale Avenue
Main Avenue
Avondale
William H. Frillman
Howard F. Frillman
Ohio Avenue
Mary Baker
Dr. Aratus
West Seventh Street
Elizabeth A. O'Neall
Pearl Kumpf
J. M. Mackenzie
Delhi
Observatory Land Company
Bella Eoff
Herschell Avenue
Jessie B. Fenker
Edward and
Emily Boehringer
Idlewild Syndicate
Sophia Co Uland
Antoinette v. Schick
Jennie M. Wrazer
Eugene Mauch
Ryan
Earnshaw Avene
Giuseppa
Teriaca
And
Madison Avenue
Madson Avenue
Ee Wentzel Et al
Lewis L. Guard
Miami Township
John T. Colegate
William c. Colegate
Bessie Lepsky
William B. Cullen
Harvey Avenue
Andrew J. Davis
Minnie E.ge
Ethel M. Weber
Ae Ees
Claude C. Gee
Andrew J
Matilda Davis
Ae Gee BO
Eastern Avenue
Ida FE
Louisa K. Emrich
Marion Avenue
Irene O. Sisson
Fred J. Kugele
Millcreek Township
Die Drescher
Adam Nagel
Coleridge Avenue
Yeea Montgomery Pike
Silverton
Henry GoYert
Phillip Roth
Riverside
Celia D. Wright
Earle Griffin
Harry W. Fa
Burnet Woods B. & 8S. Co
Barbara Bryan
Same
Robert H. West
South Side L. & Co
Comma O. Swain
G. A. Peters/Realty Q
Richard Boing
Dunks B. & L. Co
Mathias Buchanan
Ludlow Avenue
Cm. M. Dupuy
Glenn B
S. A
Robert Albert
Samuel D. Cooper
Eagle S. & L. A
William G. Weidling
Mary B. Goodwin
Kumpf
Elizabeth A. Neall
Lulu H. Redway
Estern
Southern Life Ins. Co
Edward Boehringer
East Walnut Hills
East Walnut Hills B. & Ix Co.; $1. Frank Terraca To Mt. Adams B. & L. A
Jane L. Guard
Margaret Wentzel
Wetter H. Duke
Guarantee Deposit Co
Dean Walter H. Duke
Holters
Albert H. TePas
Holter Cone
Rudolph Elzemann
Mary N. Jossen
Charles M. Lestie
Lara B. McFarlan
Lenox B. & L. Co
Robert H.west, Jr
Winton Place
Guy. C. Rogers
Cincinnati Workingmen's Club
Eoailing
Home B. &i. Ge
Millie Stutzman
R. K. LeBlond Machine Co
Annie Burns
James G
Henry G. Fischer
Eagle 8, & L. A
Jennie, M. Frazer
Jessie N. Fenker
Senate L. & B. A. Co
Alma R. Boys
Blanche Oatley
Guthridge
Oak L. & B. Co
James G. Cooper
Potterplace
Evantson
Smith
Sphillito
Eden
Hoover — Simplex
Shillito
Georgette Crepe
McCall
Black French Ridge
Che Dobn Shillite Company
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