Magnate’s kin targeted in alienation suit and related actions
Mrs Irma Schrinner Burdsal seeks damages of 250000 for alleged alienation of her husband Alms Burdsal from her in a suit filed in Common Pleas Court. She also seeks 50000 for false and malicious prosecution related to marital tensions with her mother in law Louise Alms Burdsal Rose. The couple wed July 24 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms
Burdsal
William H. Alms
Alms & Doepke Company
Irma Schrinner Burdsal
Common Pleas Court
Louise Alms Burdsal Rose
New York City
Europe
Reading Road
Burdsa
Herbert E. Rose
New York
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of divorce, damages, and real estate actions filed in No. 195,460 to 195,475 cases. Names include Orvan and May Ashcraft, Dorothea Maple, Erna Trarbach, Alma Jacobs, Becker Real Estate, Lewis and Ruth Maxfield, Grace Hoopes, Ellen Gribbon, Ana Burdsal, Irman Burdsal, Charles en, Charles Borno, The Coal D Auto Supply, Mary Herrick, and others. Damages reach up to 250000 with several divorce actions and a sale of real estate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Orvan Ashcraft
May Ashcraft
William F. Davis
Arthur J. LaBare
Dorothea B. Maple
Mollie Rocker
Erna Trarbach
Robert P. Trarbach
Alma Jacobs
William Jacobs
Becker Real Estate Company
Theophile Baumgartner
Lewis Maxfield
Ruth Maxfield
Grace Hoopes
Ohio Traction Company
Ellen Gribbon
The
F. and
Motor Maonpend
Ces A Musser
Howard Musser
Ana S. Burdsal
Louise A. B. Rose
Irman Burdsal
Alms Burdsal
Charles En
Anna Willenberg
C.oal D. Auto Supply Company
John N. Quinn
Charles Borno
American Aar Insurance Company
Mary Herrick
Claude A. Herrick
Prison Record Lights Ink as Court Sheds Light on Local Crime
Joseph Hermann 62 of 2501 Homestead place released from Dayton Workhouse after thirty days. He served six months there and paid a $1,000 fine for selling real beer, having taken a pauper's oath to avoid payment. Judge Hickenboper imposed the sentence. William Morin 28 of Hamilton waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury on automobile theft charges linked to a Hamilton Chicago gang. arrest May 21 by Butler County Sheriff. Edgar Thomas farmer of Rainsboro bound over to the grand jury after a raid on his farm by federal agents. his wife Dora dismissed when Thomas admitted possession of liquor. Thomas released on $1,600 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hermann
Homestead Place
Schaller Brewing Company
Dayton
Herrmann
Hickenboper
William Morin
Hamilton
Chicago
Gremory
Morin
Butler County
Edgar Thomas
Rainsboro
Gregory
Dora Thomas
Thomas
Bankruptcy Notes Involving Drieberg and Log Contracts
John N. Drieberg of 6225 Fenwick Ave Norwood a meat cutter filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities listed at 500 include a judgment to Louis Nunn as administrator of Ellsworth Gauntt estate. asset is a 300 automobile. Receivers for the New River Taophe Company were authorized to pay principal and interest on 17000 in gold bonds and enter into several log contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Drieberg
Fenwick Ave
Norwood
Louis Nunn
Ellsworth Gauntt
Leberg
Cope
H. E. Fuller
John En
New River Taephae Company
Hickenlooper
Jury again deadlocks in Levine murder case
For a second time in seven months a six men six women jury in Judge Marx's court fails to decide if Mendel Levine was murdered or killed himself. A third trial is ordered to resolve how Levine died and determine life insurance payout to Edith Levine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Superior Court
Mendel Levine
Expressman
East Pearl Streeg
Levine
Edith Levine
Burnet Avenue
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Handley
Negro sentenced to fifteen years for robbery of two youths
Judge Roettinger sent William Jones to fifteen years in the penitentiary for robbing Earl Scott and Robert Gehana near the Business Men's Club on April 5, 1925. Assistant Prosecutor Edward Strasser said Jones threatened the victims with a gun during the $20 hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Grady
West Fifth Street
Roettinger
George Porter
Grady
Porter
Convicted Robbery of Carrie Harris Case
George Allan aged 26 of 345 West Eighth street was convicted by a jury in Judge Ryan's Criminal Court of robbery. Ralph Tucker, Assistant County Prosecutor, charged Allan with robbing Mrs. Carrie Harris of 1317 Linn street of $35 on January 30, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allan
West Eighth Street
Ryan
Ralph Tucker
Allan
Carrie Harris
Linn Street
Reformatory Sentence for Knott in Theft Case
Wilson J Knott 18 from Baltimore Md given reformatory sentence for stealing 15 dollars from a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station. Parker Benz pleads guilty failing to provide for six month old child. suspended six month jail term with 3 dollars weekly support. Henry Johnson alias John Bowell jailed six months for carrying concealed weapons in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Wilson J. Knott
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore & Ohio
Parker Benz
Henry Johnson
John Bowell
McFarland Street
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas
Police Erroneously Warrants Lead To Dismissed Liquor Charges
Judge Alexander dismissed three liquor possession cases after ruling warrants were improperly obtained. Defendants were Mrs Hilda McKinney Bernard Foppe and Charles Duffy. Several others were fined for liquor offenses in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Hilda McKinney
Armory Avenue
Bernard Foppe
Reading Road
Charles Duffy
West Water Street
Tony Mariney
Raymond Murphy
Fulton Street
Elbert Reglus
Hathaway Street
Leland English
Wilstach Street
Susie Stokley
Louisa and
Oehler
Regius
Motor Victim Sues F N Motor Company
Mrs Ellen Gribbon sues the F N Motor Company for five thousand dollars claiming injuries from a truck owned by the defendant at Court and Race streets on April 21 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. & N. Motor Company
Ellen Gribbon
Race
Court calendar for today in multiple judge rooms
Court calendar lists cases under Judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Struble Darby Hurley with several case numbers and times. Notable dockets include Anderson vs Burns, Games vs Schuster, Ponder vs Stanforth, Ratterman vs Ul rich, Ballin vs Schiff, Davis Jr and McHenry v Sithon, Marshall vs The White Co, and Landers Brothers Co v Cincinnati Auto Specialty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Judge Caldwell
Anderson
LeBlond
Games
Schuster
Ponder
Stanforth
Darby
Carley
Davis, Jr
McHenry
Sithon
cHenry
Marshall
The
White Co
Cleary
Superior Court and Domestic Relations Court Dockets
Judge Marx presides case 58844 Keilin versus Savin at 10 o’clock in Domestic Relations Court with Judge C W Hoffman case 194692 Giesman versus Giesman at 9 o’clock and case 190856 Yearion versus Yearion listed in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Marx
Keilin
Savin
C. W. Hoffman
Giesman
Yearion
Hubig 15 back in Cincinnati
Simon Hubig plans a Cincinnati pie bakery at 1507 1509 Vine Street as the ninth Hubig shop. He traces a 50 year Newport start, expanding through Fort Worth Dallas Houston San Antonio New Orleans Birmingham Memphis Atlanta to Louisville and Cincinnati. He cites cleanliness, quality ingredients, and a national pie bakery goal with 72 pies per minute capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeshop
Hubig
Simon Hubig
Simon
Newport
Windsor Jones
John M. Parker
Ft. Worth
Tex
Jones
Parker
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pacific
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Gulf
Expect to Oust Six Policemen in Cincinnati Probe
City Prosecutor Joseph O’Connell says transcripts from the graft investigation could lead to the dismissal of six or eight Cincinnati police officers. Frank Bowman and Charles Tudor request the records to assess possible removals. transcripts from District Attorney Haroth E. Mau are being gathered and reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joseph O'Connell
Haroth E. Mau
United States
Frank Bowman
Bowman
O’connell
Charles E. Tudor
Mau
Tudor
O'Connell
Board Tables Resolution to Oust Hamilton Superintendent
The Hamilton Ohio Board of Education tabled by 3 to 2 a resolution seeking the resignation of Darrell Joyce, superintendent of schools. The measure came after a raid at a farmhouse linked to Joyce’s presence, with liquor found, linking to conflicts with prohibition authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Schools
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Board of Education
Darrell Joyce
H. H. Haines
Martha Stewart
C. M. Eikenberry
Harry Hughes
Edward Hughes
Eikenberger
Joyce
Poulet to Form New Belgian Ministry
Viscount Poulet, former Minister of Interior in the Theunis Cabinet, has accepted King Albert's invitation to form a new Belgian ministry in Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Viscount Poulet
Theunis
Albert
Woman sues for 15000 damages after streetcar incident
Mrs Grace Hoopes filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking 15000 damages from The Ohio Traction Company. She alleges severe injuries when the motorman started the car abruptly as she alighted at the crossing of the C C C and St L railway at St Bernard on January 16 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland Street
St. L
St. Bernard
Grace Hoopes
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Traction Company
City Council to demand car service clause in Traction franchise
Lockland City Council will consider a new Cincinnati Traction Company franchise next Monday. Mayor Frank C. Jonte will push a clause fixing the number of cars and fare at 13 cents cash or 12percent tickets, higher than Cincinnati. Traction officials cite bridge construction and noon-hour cuts for reduced service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland
Cincinnati Traction Company
Frank C. Jonte
Jonte
Walter Draper
Draper
Traction
Traction Company
Cincinnati
Seven Bus Firms Seek Government Square Terminal Permits
Thomas L. Tallentire filed seven more applications for permission to use Government Square as a terminal starting Sunday for multiple bus routes. The filings list Cincinnati Hamilton Company, Lebanon and Dayton line, Cincinnati Hillsboro line, Cincinnati West Union line, Cincinnati Wilmington Columbus line, Cincinnati Lexington line, and Cincinnati Williamsburg line among others, with various operators and the Safety Director reviewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Square
Thomas L. Tallentire
Motor Bus
Charles E. Tudor
Mr. Tudor
Indianapolis
Mr. Tallentire
Cincinnati - Hamilton Company
Standfill & Henry
Hamilton
Lebanon and Dayton
Cincinnati
Hillsboro
J. F. Bennett
Cincinnati, Wilmington
Louisville Boy Wins Interhigh School Essay Contest
The Rev. Daniel M. O Connell S J dean of St Xavier College announced that Donald Leahy of Louisville Kentucky won the college run interhigh English essay contest. Eligible voters were male Catholic high school students from several diocesan cities. Judges included Rev Francis J Finn S J Walter V Gavigan and Rev William Kane S J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. O'Connell
S.J
St. Xavier College
Donald Leahy
Louisville
Leahy
St. Xavier High School
Cincinnati
Covington
Columbus
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Nashville
Francis J. Finn
St. Xavier
William Kane
Walter V. Gavigan
Big Sisters Club Seeks New Home Site
The Federation of Churches seeks a larger home for its Big Sisters Club, a social reconstruction group for young women and girls. After rebuffs, plans to buy a Wyoming residence and later a Price Hill property were blocked by local opposition, leaving the federation back at square one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federation of Churches
Big Sisters’ Club
Wyoming
A. A. Faber
Price Hill
Federation
Six Speeders Lose Driving Rights In Court
In Traffic Court Judge Eyrich Jr fined eight speeders yesterday. Six had driving rights suspended: Joseph Uts, Clifford Hennickle, Reed Hatfield, William Moran, Robert Thomas, and Harry Reed with varying fines and suspensions. Two others, Walter Dumphy and Robert Nelson, received $15 fines each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyrich, Jr
Joseph Uts
East Third Street
Clifford Hennickle
Colerain Avenue
Reed Hatfield
Wallace Avenue
Covington
William T. Moran
Main Street
Robert Thomas
University Court
Harry Reed
Cheviot
Walter Dumphy
West Court Street
Robert Nelson
Ludlow Avenue
Builders Face Winter Wait On Elongated Girders
Special to The Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio reports the F K Vaughn Building Company is adding to Champion Coated Paper Company plant. Steel girders placed have elongated about two inches due to temperature. base anchored, no expansion. Question raised: must the firm wait until winter to finish the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
F.K. Vaughn Building Company
Champion Coated Paper Company
Brokers Granted Appeal In High Court Delays
George H Beazell and William H Chatfield Jr formerly of Beazell and Chatfield were sentenced to nine years for embezzling 5800 in securities from Theodora Leonard. The appeal moved up from Ohio courts to the United States Supreme Court, with decisions delaying further action until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H.beazell
William H. Chatfield, Jr
Beazell& Chatfield
Liberty
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
United States Supreme Court
Charles S. Bell
Hamilton County
Nelson Schwab
Washington
Two Girls Injured in Auto and Motorcycle Collisions
Miss Violet Smith aged 24 of 2301 Kenton street suffered a cut from broken glass when the car she rode in with Miss Helen Thompson of Covington collided with a car driven by George Wise of 3345 Glenmore avenue at Observatory avenue and Linwood road. Miss Betty Martin aged 20 of 811 Wade street was treated at General Hospital for concussion after a motorcycle crash at Clayton street and Moorman avenue yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Smith
Kenton Street
Helen Thompson
Covington
George Wise
Glenmore Avenue
Observatory Avenue
Linwood Road
Betty Martin
Wade Street
General Hospital
Clayton Street
Moorman Avenue
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Mr. Newstedt
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Vogue
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Bonnell
Ind
Weisburg
Sunman
Ethan
Morris
Spades
City Ticket Office
108 &Dixie Terminal
Mag. Bura
United States Court Notes
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Ratterman
Ulrich
Judge Struble
Ballin
Judge Hurley
McKeehan
Kuck
O'Clock
Mobley
Poofield Piano Co
Vine Street
Hausfrau
Newport, Ky
Tial Mee
Beazell
Chatfield
Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
America
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St
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