Communists Endorse Bolshevik Principles In Ohio Court
Lotta Burke testified in Judge Gusweiler's court as part of a $50,000 suit against the Robert Bentley Post of the American Legion. She expressed sympathy for Councilman Michael Mullen who originated an ordinance banning red flags on wagons in Cincinnati, while defense questioned the red flag's historical meaning. The hearing touched on Bolshevism and the Third Internationale with references to Lenin and Trotsky as leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mullen
Gusweiler
Superior Court
Lotta Burke
Robert Bentley
The
American Legion
Communist Labor Party
Miss Burke
Colston
the Legion
Cincinnati
Ohio
Vine Street
Haymarket
Chicago
Joseph W. Shorts
Colonel Colston
Bolshevist
Russia
Mr. Colston
Bolsheviks
Russ
Spartacans
Moscow
Lenine
Trotsky
Communist Party
Receiver Named for Risley Roudebush Lumber Firm
John L. Roudebush a director said the company was not insolvent after filing for a receiver in Insolvency Court. He endorsed two notes of 2600 dollars each as director. The petition says the company refuses to pay the balance due and may hold him personally responsible. Disagreement among directors noted. Judge Joseph B. Kelley appointed Allen C. Roudebush as receiver with a 25000 dollar bond after a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Roudebush
Risley-Roudebush Lumber Company
Joseph B. Kelley
Allen C. Roudebush
Snyder Loses Damages Suit Over Avon Dale Car Collision
The oldest Common Pleas docket case was decided by Judge Edward T. Dixon. Andrew Snyder alleged he was thrown from an Avon Dale car by a conductor and motorman on May 2, 1913. Snyder failed to prove damages against the Cincinnati Traction Company. he was the sole witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Edward T. Dixon
Andrew Snyder
Avondale
Cincinnati Traction Company
Mr. Snyder
Protest Over Increased Bequest Allowance
Attorneys for the trustees of Franklin P. Alter Sr protest in the Court of Appeals against Judge Otway Cosgrave's decision to raise the annual bequeathed allowance for Franklin P. Alter Jr from 2500 to 6000 dollars. The suit notes the will set a dollar value decades ago, now worth about thirty cents. Former Judge Rufus B. Smith opposed any reduction of the allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otway Cosgrave
Franklin P. Alter, Jr
Court of Appeals
Cosgrave
Rufus B. Smith
Tribble seeks accounting in Glendale real estate case
Andrew Tribble petitions the Common Pleas to compel Ella M Lindner of Congress and Grove avenues Glendale to render an accounting of property in Lockland that he transferred to her late father Edward J Fehleisen the sole beneficiary of whose will the defendant is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tribble
Common Pleas
Ella M. Lindner
Congress
Grove Avenues
Glendale
Lockland
Edward J. Fehleisen
Heinemans Awarded $13,870 for Liberty and Plum Property
Alfred Heineman and his wife Catherine received 13870 dollars for a house and lot at the northeast corner of Liberty and Plum streets. The city condemned the property to clear a path for the rapid transit loop project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Heineman
Catherine Heineman
Liberty and
Plum Streets
Shoe salesman denied damages in street car suit
Max Rosenzweig of 814 West Seventh Street was denied damages yesterday in an $11,305 suit against the Cincinnati Traction Company by a jury in Judge Robert S. Marx's court. The incident occurred May 13, 1919, when his automobile collided with a street car at Gilsey and Glenway avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rosenzweig
West Seventh Street
Cincinnati Traction Company
Robert S. Marx
Gilsey and
Glenway Avenues
Divorces Filed for Three Couples in Local District
Divorces requested yesterday include Bertha Jentelson from Samuel Jentelson of 804 West Ninth Street Anna Haskin from Frank Haskin of 2169 Central Avenue and Barbara Juhasz from Steve Juhasz of Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Jentelson
Samuel Jentelson
West Ninth Street
Anna Haskin
Frank Haskin
Central Avenue
Barbara Juhasz
Steve Juhasz
Detroit, Mich
Coal Company Wins Damages in U S Court Verdict
A United States court awarded General Coal Company damages of $10,891.54 after a verdict. The decision settles a dispute likely over supplies or payment between the coal firm and its opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Coal Company
General Coal Company
Jury Trial Fails to Settle Sloat-Darragh Coal Suit
Last evening the jury heard the suit against the Sloat Darragh Coal Company over a contract. The plaintiff claimed $15,000 in damages, asserting the deal collapsed and caused the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloat-Darragh Coal Company
Neral Company
Dama
Yankee Toy Company Files Involuntary Bankruptcy
The Yankee Toy Company of Oliver Street and Central Avenue filed its schedules yesterday showing liabilities of 1529 and assets of 1499. The bankruptcy is involuntary, pursued by its creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Toy Company
Oliver Street
Central Avenue
Cotton firm appeals judgment over cotton pressing claim
The Phoenix Cotton Oil Company of Memphis files an appeal with the Circuit Court of Appeals challenging a ruling that it must pay A. F. Churchill nine thousand two hundred seven dollars for contracts to compress cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Appeals
Phoenix Cotton Oil Company of
Memphis
A. F. Churchill
Denver Lindley Estate Suit Appealed to Circuit Court of Appeals
Mary Louise Denver Lindley of New York City and her brother Matthew R Den ver of Wilmington appealed the Denver patrimonial estate dispute to the Circuit Court of Appeals involving claims to the Denver estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Denver Lindley
New York City
Matthew R. Denver
Wilmington
Clinton County National Bank
Circuit Court of Appeals
Judgment Hits Movie Company Over Wells Appeal
The Princess Amusement Company of Nashville filed its appeal yesterday in the Circuit Court of Appeals against paying $20 979 to Jake Wells a New York picture showman. Wells won judgment in Knox ville United States Court for seven dollars weekly a guaranteed draw and related interest costs for his withdrawal from business and transfer of bookings to Princess Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judgment
Hits Movie Company
Princess Amusement Company of Nashville
Circuit Court of Appeals
Jake Wells
New York
United States
Knoxville
Wells
Nashville
Princess Company
Domestic Relations Court Grants Multiple Divorces
Mrs. Pearl Wasson fainted in Judge Charles W Hoffman's court after securing a divorce from Lloyd R Wasson of New York. She testified he deserted her in 1914 after a ten year marriage. Judge Hoffman also granted divorces for Harry Schiedrick from Edna Schiedrick and others, with two cases dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wasson
Charles W. Hoffman
Lloyd R. Wasson
New York
C. W. Hoffman
Harry Schiedrick
Edna Schiedrick
Beatrice Saunders
Percy Sanders
Rachel Ryan
William Ryan
Common Pleas Court Divorces and Real Estate Cases
Entries list several divorce and custody actions including Barbara Juhasz vs Steve Juhasz, Anna Hashin vs Frank Hashin, Bertha Jentelson vs Samuel Jentelson, and Lillian P Arnold vs Anna L Arnold et al. Also Andrew Tribble vs Ella M Lindner for accounting and sale of real estate and a partition of estate action. An insolvency matter ete Kruse vs Village of Cheviot seeks an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Juhasz
Steve Juhasz
Andrew Tribble
Ella M. Lindner
William C. Lambert
Anna Hashin
Frank Hashin
Hi S. Stevenson
Bertha Jentelson
Samuel Jentelson
Rubenstein & Hardin
Lillian P. Arnold
Anna L. Arnold
Jones & Jones
Ete Kruse
Village of Cheviot
Broeman & Gallagher
John “Ll. Roudebush
Ris- Roudebush Lumber Company
I W W Posters Seized By Legion Men
Cincinnati secret service men and American Legion members in Hamilton Ohio confiscated I W W posters displayed in factories alleging cruelties in army camps. Fifteen cards were taken and arrests were expected soon. local names not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Secret Service
Cincinnati
American Legion
Legion
City Club to Lease Douglass Castle Hall Top Floors
Board reports plan to lease the two upper floors of the Douglass Castle Hall Building at Sixth and Walnut for a permanent restaurant and clubrooms. Financing arranged. a club meeting is set for next Friday at 12:39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
Douglass Castle Hall
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Highland Schools Under Sanitary Inspection After Complaints
Health Commissioner Dr W H Peters ordered an investigation into Highland Schools in the East End after a complaint by the East End Mothers Association. Delegates said dust covered floors and rubbish remained for days with rooms not cleaned for a week. Chief Sanitary Inspector Folson will lead the probe and James M Sprague said more men would be added to clean the schools by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
W. H. Peters
Mothers’ Association
W. ©. Folson
James M. Sprague
Condon Urges Teachers to Educate Public on Taxes
Dr Randall J Condit Cincinnati Superintendent spoke to the Cincinnati Teachers Association at Woodward High urging teachers to educate the public about the need for higher taxes to fund public schools. The meeting adjourned with motions to form a legislative committee and a complaints and adjustments panel. Officers were elected and a five member Cincinnati delegation to the Ohio State Teachers Association was named with C Sayrs chosen as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Board of Education
Randall J. Condon
Cincinnati Teachers‘ Association
Woodward High School
Dr. Condon
Ohio
W. C. Sayrs
A.L. Eyler
Arthur T. Condit
Esther Wilson
Laura O'Neil
Dora Kruckemeyer
Fred Holder
Cincinnati
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
En. C. Sayrs
Colonel S H Dube enters race for Hamilton County Commission
Colonel S H Dube announced his candidacy for Hamilton County Commission. He will file his declaration today stating he runs as a plain citizen 100 percent American and 100 percent Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Republican Organization
S. H. Dube
Dube
Board of Elections
J. J. Burchenal
Second
Simeon M. Johnson
Wiggins
Democratic Executive Committee
W. A. Julian
United States
Judson Harmon
Alfred G. Allen
Mary D. Brite
Howard F. Boyle
Cincinnati
Will Hays
National Republican Committee
Millers Favor St Louis as Convention City for Meet Next Year
St Louis was named the probable convention city for 1921 at the Community Millers’ Association of America session at Memorial Hall. A 60 day pre-convention action rule was noted. George W. Ring was elected president with R. D. Collins E. H. Sherwood H. H. Bullman and W. G. Kerchner as officers and governors. Approximate 1600 visitors attended as officials tallying proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Community Millers’ Association of America
Memorial Hall
Western Millers
Millers
George W. Ring
Edinburg
Association
R. D. Collins
Windom
Minn
E. H. Sherwood
Chicago, NL
H. H. Bullman
Aurora
Ind
W. G. Kerchner
Lenhartsville
Board of Governors
Hose nozzle with brush and mud scraper offered at $4.50
An attachment for hoses is described with a steady water flow suitable for brushing work. The kit includes an extension handle and mud scraper priced at four dollars fifty cents. The item emphasizes practicality for cleaning and spraying tasks.
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Voile
Batiste
Ises
Vine
HAT Headquarters
Burkhardt
Burkhardt Brose
Andreas E. Burkhardt
East Fourth St
Sinton
Bolshevist Party
America
Joseph C. Green
Supreme Economic Council
Major Green
Romania
Anarrow
Bolshevists
Mr. Sharts
Gosweller
President Wilson
Mr. Shorts
Eugene V. Debs
Fourth ST
Bet
Palm Beach Tropical Worsted
Percale
Madras
Pongee
McAlpin
Toy Company
Denver
Common Pleas Court
Dr.Peters
Republican Rac
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Incinnati
Chichester
A. L. Riesenberger
Cincinnati Fair Price Commission
Faery Queen Tea Shop
Mabley & Carew CO
Fourth Street
Hunt
DOW Drbug
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