Newport man pleads guilty in wife shooting case
Nelson Martin 28 of 619 York St Newport Ky admits shooting his wife Mrs Elsie Martin 25 in Cincinnati on March 19 claiming love led to the act. Assistant prosecutor Edward Strasser says jealousy and character doubts fueled the attack while Martin held the couple's 2 1 2 year old daughter. Sentence deferred to Saturday with child custody in Indianapolis and bond raised to 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Martin
York Street
Newport
Elsie Martin
West Fifteenth Street
Cincinnati
Martin
Ryan
Edward Strasser
Strasser
Ida Miller
West Aianoles Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Woman wins divorce after years of alleged drunkenness
Mrs. Anna M. Giesman, 33, of 38207 Colerain Avenue, gains a divorce from John N. Giesman, 87, of 3210 Spring Grove Avenue. The suit cites continuous drunkenness. They wed May 3, 1917 and separated March 16, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Giesman
Colerain Avenue
John N. Giesman
Spring Grove Avenue
Pope Estate Left to Widow of Monarch Furnace President
The will of Aiffe Pope former president of Monarch Furnace Co filed in Probate Court leaves about 15000 dollars to his widow Mrs Anna E Pope of 5328 Whistler Place. She must support their three children Virginia Judith and May Pope until they reach age. George H Hermeding named executor. Will dated May 28 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Aiffe Pope
Monarch Furnace Company
Anna E. Pope
Whistler Place
Virginia
Judith
May Pope
George H. Hermeding
Wife wins divorce after brief marriage
Florence Yearson, 22, of 1070 Baymiller Street. Sherman Yearson, 20, a plasterer of Harding Avenue Cheviot. in Domestic Relations Court she obtained a divorce alleging Sherman left her four times in the first twenty three days of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Yearson
Harding Avenue
Cheviot
Florence Yearson
Baymiller Street
Sam Smith Sentenced in Stealing Case at Criminal Court
Sam Smith pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods before Judge Roettinger and was given a reformatory sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Smith
Roettinger
Criminal Court
Judges Quash Damage Suit in Malicious Prosecution Case
The Court of Appeals voids a $25,000 damage suit by Albert B. Ossage Colerain Township against Judge LeBlond for alleged malicious prosecution. The panel Mauck Sayre Middleton rules the case scandalous and abusive and dismisses the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Ossage
Colerain Township
LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Roscoe J. Mauck
Gallipolis
Edwin D. Sayre
Athens
William H. Middleton
Waverly
Court of Appeals
Court Calendar Shows Broad Session Schedule Across Courts
Common Pleas Court docket lists Judge Caldwell in Room 1-J at 9 o'clock for Case No. 190328 Anderson versus Burns et al. Room 3 LeBlond at 9 for No. 188243 Northern Assurance Company versus Cincinnati Traction. Room 4 Hoffman at 9 for No. 178462 Seyfer versus Meyer. Room 5 Struble at 9 for No. 181445 Bolin versus Schiff. Room 7 Darby at 9 for No. 192858 Davis Jr versus Cogan. additional cases Nos. 176006, 180418, 185955, 177628, 187293, 193,005, 193,004 and more listed. Superior Court Judge Marx noon and Domestic Relations Court Judge Hoffman handle further cases with multiple docket numbers ranging through Nos. 194,764 to 194,872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Caldwell
Anderson
Burns Et al
Mann
Salkover
Judge Struble
Bolin
Schiff
Darby
Davis, Jr
Cogan
Clements
Loenty
Fishback
Goldberg
Singer
the Columbus Packing Iy
Maffey
The
Hilb Smelting and Refining Company
Hilb
Hill
Rudin
Hurley
Schickling
the Post Publishing Company
Pabodle
First National Bank
Young
Cochran
Superior Court
Marx
Marks
Savin
C. W. Hoffman
Pugh
Rollman
Powell
Williams
Sharp
Dunham
Meyers
Russ
Kauffman
Blackmore
Court Tosses Case In Fourth Judicial District
The Fourth Judicial District dismissed the matter in a ruling affirming Judge Stanley Matthews decision in Common Pleas Court to throw out the suit without a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial District
Stanley Matthews
Common Pleas Court
Bank Wins Verdict In Suit Over Transferred Funds
United States District Court jury granted Columbia Bank and Savings Company a verdict of 291.05 against Mrs Pearl Bienfing Hall of Covington Kentucky The suit claimed the bank improperly transferred money from her account to her former husband without authorization Hall had sought 4032 34 in damages alleging improper transfer and the bank claimed 291 05 was due on a note tied to her account closure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Bank and Savings Company
Vine and
Court Streets
United States District Court
Pearl Bienfing Hall
East Thirteenth Street
Covington
George Bienfang
Robert E. Bentley
American Legion
Striking of Charges in Trademark Suit
Judge Hickenlooped granted a motion to strike counter-claim charges filed by Eva Nieman owner of Van Publishing Co against Plough Chemical Co. Nieman seeks 6 million dollars for alleged trademark infringement over registration of "Black and White" used for dream books and almanacs. The case involves patent rights held by Nieman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plough Chemical Company
Memphis
Fenn
Eva Nieman
van Publishing Company
Race Street
Hickenlooped
Miss Nieman
B O Fights Judgment in Ohio Train Crossing Case
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeks to set aside a $7,000 judgment awarded to Dora Goodman as administratrix of Nathan Goodman’s estate. Goodman, of Dayton Ohio, was killed by a B&O train at Whitfield crossing on November 6 1923 after driving a truck. The widow originally sought $30,000 in Dayton federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Goodman
Nathan Goodman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Goodman
Dayton
Whitfield
United States District Court
Wasserman Declared Bankrupt in Court Proceeding
Samuel Wasserman of 3415 Hartford Avenue was adjudged bankrupt by Judge Hickenlooper after creditors led by L. J. Cooper Rubber Company claimed a debt of 1000 dollars. Wasserman consented to the adjudication following bankruptcy proceedings filed days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasserman
L. J. Cooper Rubber Company
Samuel Wasserman
Hartford Avenue
Hickenlooper
City council power to override plan challenged by state law
Irwin Krohn of the City Planning Commission said state law may require city department approval and two thirds council votes to override the plan. The issue affects downtown street widenings under the Service Department, with Director Hornberger in support. A citizens dinner on June 17 celebrates the plan adoption, and a plan exhibit opens June 15 at 406 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Irwin Krohn
Krohn
Frank Bowman
Cincinnati
Service Department
Hornberger
United City Planning Committee
Gibson
Walnut Street
League head says U S will stay dry and grow drier
Thomas Benton Jarvis named Superintendent of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, in Cincinnati to continue Prohibition push. He vows ongoing crackdown on bootlegging and liquor law violators, seeks public help while promising confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas Benton Jarvis
Ohio Anti- Saloon League
Cambridge
Sixth and
Race Streets
Jarvis
Richland County
Edgar MacDill
Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chamber Trade Tour Benefits Fifty Firms
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Wholesale Department will lead a three day trade tour June 10 to 12 for about forty to fifty local firms. Stops include Lawrenceburg Aurora Milan Madison Rising Sun Patriot Bryantsburg Florence Carrollton Warsaw and Indiana and Kentucky towns with city officials welcoming visitors. Charles F. Nelson leads the trip with events at Dillsboro and Monsigoo Inn and an evening meeting at the inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indiana
Kentucky
Wholesale Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Spangael
Aurora
C. B. Wilson
Commercial Club
Libbert
Dillsboro Sanitarium
John H. Graver
Milan
Monsigoo Inn
Madison
Rising Sun
Patriot
Bryantsburg
Indy
Florence
Carrollton
Warsaw
Charles F. Nelson
Burglars Hit Three Homes in Local Break-ins
Late yesterday and early last night three burglaries were reported. James Whittaker lost jewelry worth 390 dollars from 2138 Madison road after intruders forced a front door. Mrs. Josephine Albers at 3005 Scioto street had a diamond ring valued 150 dollars taken with duplicate keys. George Kowry at 138 West Third street reported clothing valued 148 dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whittaker
Madison Road
Josephine Albers
Scioto Street
George Kowry
West Third Street
New Suit Filings Listed in Court Docket
A series of civil actions filed including interpleader petitions, contract cases and divorces. Notable entries include Rachel Berkowitz versus C H Robins for interpleader, Co operative Realty Company against Archie M MacBrain for 6000, and several divorce actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Rachel Berkowitz
C. H
Frank Tea and Spice Company
Thomas Rice
Daniel Hedges
William E. Henry
Liggett Bros. Coal Company
Mary Klemm
Same
Eva Ricks
Pherrie B. Hehl
Frank A. Hehl
Mary Cash
General Cash
Curtis Kelly
Catherine Kelly
Gladys Hill
Franklin Motor Car Company
Ethel Leavell
Leslie Leavell
Johanna Hoffman
John M. McKenna
Ethel Peal
Arthur Quitman
Nellie M. Mahan
Joseph P. Mahan
James J. Hartley
Charles Adams
Luna M. Leverone
James G. Leverone
Cleveland & Western Coal Company
Herman Holthaus, Jr
Ben F. Radabaugh
Jesse James
Judges Kiss Bride in Municipal Court Ceremony
In Judge Eyrich s court a post wedding kiss tradition continued as judges kissed Melvina Diorio the bride of attorney Raphael Crisci guests included Judges Woeste Hoffman LeBlond Lueders who declined to kiss the bride and quipped about giving the bridegroom a turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyrich
Melvina Diorio
Ryan Street
Raphael Crisci
Newcastle
Woeste
F. L. Hoffman
LeBlond
Kirgan Named Chief of Detectives in Police Shakeup
Police changes outline promotion of Lieut E D Kirgan to Chief of Detectives by Safety Director Charles E Tudor. Lieut John Seebohm reassigned after leading the Flying Squad. Night Police Chief Eugene Weatherly awaits formal promotion as Inspector with a Night Chief decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Kirgan
Charles E. Tudor
Kirgan
Eugene Weatherly
Dennis Ryan
Michael Kane
Ryan
John Seebohm
Seebohm
Tudor
Weatherly
Public Hearing Set On Ohio Election Laws
Citizens statewide may testify on proposed reforms at a public hearing in the Senate Chamber Columbus July 15 and 16 under the Ohio Election Commission. The commission aims to recodify and improve laws for efficiency and economy in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Senate Chamber
Columbus
Ohio Election Commission
Cincinnati
Ray J. Hillenbrand
Blazing Power Cables Block Walnut Street Traffic
Pedestrians and motorists avoided danger as colored flames erupted from a Sixth and Walnut street manhole. Police blocked Walnut from Fourth to Sixth while Fire Department crews and Union Gas and Electric workers located five high tension cables ablaze. After nine manholes were opened, Richard Patton cut the current and the fire was extinguished, clearing traffic in about thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Bowman
Fire Department
Walnut Street
Fourth
Marshal Schraffenberger
Union Gas and Electric Company
Richard Patton
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West
Drurylane
Jersey
Snow- White Refrigerator Co
Vine St
Elder
Mark Twain
Fred A.schmidt
United States Courts
Georgette
Ghe Smith
Kasson Co
U. S
NEW League
Chamber
Chenep
E. Fifth Street
WM. R. Graul Piano CO
Bride OF Attorney
Lieut
Walnut ST
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St
Postoffice
Eighth and John Sts
Jantzen & Bradley
Ruseechaelers
East
Fourth Street
Pocahontas and Thacker
Race
Main
Coal Company
Quehl Sign CO
Black Knight
Nashman
Washington, D. C
Ashman
Black Knight Dealers
Covington, T. W. Spinks CO
Erla
We Spinks Co
Erlanger
Western Hills Fuel & Supply CO
Harrison
Sayler Park
Home City Supply CO
Fernbank
Newport, M. Allen Supply CO
Latonia
T. W. Spinks CO
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