Two Firms File Bankruptcy Bills In City Schedules
Schedules filed in U S Court show L W Radina & Co in hardwood lumber and Ahr & Rost Company in carriage woodwork both declaring debts and assets. Radina totals include 54648 secured 20105 and assets 64418 with local creditors and bank deposits listed. Ahr & Rost owes 50674 with assets 38376 and secured debts of 9813, noting Radina as major secured claimant and several local creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Radina & Co
United States
Ahr & Rost‘Company
Radina & Co
Mowbray & Robinson
Schorr & Wesselmann
German National Bank
Louis W. Radina
Union Central Life Insurance Company
German National of
Covington
German National of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Panel Company
Union Distilling Company
Rock Castle Lumber Company
Ahr & Rost Company
Radina & Go
John Dulweber Company
Shawnee Lumber Company
Devon Supply Company
Herrell Trial Defense Moves Forward After Ruling
Judge Hoffman overruled a motion to pull the Herrell murder case from the jury. Defense begins with Ralph M. Woodward as the first witness describing conversations with Jacob Herrell after returning from Kentucky. Proceedings resume Monday with further witnesses and Herrell testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Jacob Herrell
Millie
Ralph M. Woodward
Herrell
Kentucky
Long Years' Peace Ended by Divorce Suit
Marie Elizabeth Zuefle, daughter of Councilman Beigel, obtained a divorce from Charles D. Zuefle of the Third-Fifth National Bank. She charged surly and quarrelsome conduct, lack of sociability, and humiliation, noting marriage since September 1912. William Thorndyke acted for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Elizabeth Zuefle
Beigel
Charles D. Zuefle
Third-Fifth National Bank
Zuefle
William Thorndyke
Wife of Russell & Morgan employee seeks divorce after abuse
Florence Schott testified that after four years of marriage to George Schott she suffered repeated abuse beginning in 1910 including a May 1910 blow that knocked her down and caused fainting, with similar treatment in April 1912. She was granted divorce and $5 weekly alimony. attorney M. C. Lykins represented her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schott
Russell & Morgan Company
Florence Schott
Warner
M. C. Lykins
Divorce Claim After Twenty Six Years of Marriage
Anna Alhand sues Charles Alhand for divorce after twenty six years of marriage. She alleges mistreatment and lack of proper support for four years. The couple has four adult sons. Wolf and Bailey serve as her attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Charles Alhand
Wolf & Bailey
Divorce Plea Filed By John C Volz Against Martha Volz
John C Volz seeks a divorce from Martha Volz alleging she refused to keep house or mend clothes and squandered his earnings on personal pleasures. The couple wed in August 1912. Attorney Charles S Sparks represents Volz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Volz
Martha Volz
Charles S. Sparks
Margaret Kitt Sues for Divorce and Custody
Margaret Kitt sues John Kitt a fireman at No 12 Engine House Colerain avenue for divorce alimony and custody accusing him of fault and assault and seeks an order to prevent disposal of household furniture. Attorney B A Hulswitt represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kitt
John Kitt
Colerain Avenue
Warner
Kitt
B. A. Hulswitt
Poske Sues For Divorce From Mayme A Poske
Harry C Poske files suit for divorce from Mayme A Poske whom he married in Parkersburg West Virginia in 1910. He alleges desertion by Mayme in March and that she now lives with Gilbert Loewenburg at 429 Lexington Avenue Columbus Ohio. Attorney for Poske is F Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Poske
Mayme A. Poske
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gilbert Loewenburg
Loewingburg
Lexington Avenue
Columbus
Burnett
Poske
Court of Appeals Reverses Vastine Suit Over Fatal Train Injury
The Court of Appeals reverses the $7 verdict for the Vastine estate against the P., C., C. & St. L. Railway Co for a death on Erie avenue crossing dated April 8 1912. It affirms the $200 judgment in Seurig v Holt over cellar excavation damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
John B. Vastine
P., C., C. & St. L. Railway Company
Vastine
Erie Avenue
Adolph Seurig
David F. Holt
Lawsuit Seeks Injunction Over Venezia Ice-Cream Name
Joseph Del Favero sues Vittorio Sala in Common Pleas Court for 5000 damages and to bar use of Venezia Ice-Cream Company name. Judge Cushing issues temporary injunction preventing Sala from using Venezia name until hearing. Little & Stark represent Del Favero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vittorio Sala
Venezia Ice-Cream Company
Joseph del Favero Gaes
Common Pleas Court
Sala
Vienna Ice-Cream Company
Cushing
Little & Stark
Suit for damages filed against East End Bank by guardian
Anna Dones on behalf of Roberta Dones aged nine years filed a suit for fifteen thousand dollars for injuries claimed after the child fell into a newly made cellar on April 21. Attorneys Max Levy and W Symmes represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End Bank
Anna Dones
O Roberta Dones
Max Levy
W. Symmes
Foreman Sues for 5000 Damages Over Horse Kick
George E. McDonald Jr sues Andrew J. Brehm for 5000 damages plus 215 expenses claiming a December 2 1913 wagon incident injured his left leg when a horse was whipped and kicked him. Denis F. Cash attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. McDonald, Jr
Andrew J. Brehm
Brehm
Denis F. Cash
Kochs suit against Brossart for loss of minor son services
Eugene Koch sues Ferdinand Brossart for 3, damages for the loss of services of his son Werner K Koch, due to injuries from an auto accident on Reading Road April 21 1913. Attorneys Louis H Capelle and R E com represent the Kochs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Koch
Ferdinand Brossart
Werner K.koch
Brossart
Reading Road
Louis H. Capelle
R. 8. Com
Anchor Packing Co Wins Judgment Over Former Manager
Superior Judge Oppenheimer ordered entry on judgment in favor of Anchor Packing Company against former manager G A Morrison for 1309.28. The warrant for Morrison\u2019s arrest remains in force and he may be held in jail until the judgment is satisfied, unless released by the Commissioner of Insolvents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Packing Company
Oppenheimer
G. A. Morrison
Morrison
Damages Sought in Multiple Court Actions
Listings show various cases in progress across Superior Court and Court of Insolvency with plaintiffs seeking damages ranging from 3,400 to 15,000 dollars and several divorce actions. Attorneys listed include Wolf Bailey and Gusweiler Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Roberta Dones
The
Hast End Bank Co
Max Levy
Anna Alhand
Charles Alhand
Wolf & Bailey
John C. Volz
Martha Volz
C. S. Sparks
Margaret Kitt
John Kitt
B. A. Hulswitz
Harry C. Poske
Mayme A. Poske
F. E. Burnett
Grace Land
Leroy Land
Gusweiler & Klein
Injured Employee Wins Judgment Against Company
Albert J. Forge won a $600 judgment against Kreh biel-Strueve Company yesterday in Sater’s court for personal injuries. The firm’s bid for a new trial was overruled. Forge, an employee, sued over injuries received on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Forge
Krehbiel-Strueve Company
Sater
Forge
Goodyear Denied Injunction Against Rubber Tire Wheel Company
The Supreme Court denied Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company’s injunction request against Rubber Tire Wheel Company and ordered Goodyear to pay $263 in costs of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Rubber Tire Wheel Company
Appellate Court Proceedings Aid From Columbus Team
Judge J. E. Sater arrived from Columbus to assist the Circuit Court of Appeals alongside Judges Washington Knappén and Denison. The Randall Company of this city argued its appeal against Fogelsong Machine Company of Dayton, with counsel Walter Murray and Border Bowman presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sater
Columbus
Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington, Knappén and Denison
J. D. Randall Company
Fogelsong Machine Company
Dayton
Walter Murray
Border Bowman
Second National Bank litigation heads to new issues
Receiver W C Sterrett sues the Second National Bank over several thousand dollars in a dispute tied to Galbreath era operations in Alabama. Judge Later yesterday overruled a motion to dismiss and ordered an amended bill due by June 12, with a possible further dismissal bid if not filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank
Galbreath
Alabama
W. C. Sterrett
Second National
Senator Foraker
Jelke
Leslie
Sterrett
Old Landmark Wrecked for Book Concern Expansion
A Plum street landmark north of Fourth and south of Perry is being wrecked to make way for a large building for the Western Methodist Book Concern. The project will cost several hundred thousand dollars. The architectural community also plans a dance hall contest and will operate an employment bureau to aid unemployed architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Street
Fourth
Perry Street
Western Methodist Book Concern
Book Concern
Fourth Street
Builders and Traders’ Exchange
Ohio River
Merchants’ Building
C. Taylor Handman
J. Hillenbrand
E. A. Powell
J. O. Bagley
Harry Richter
Walter A. Ware
A. A. Weingartner
New Richmond
Architectural Club
Uniform License Tags Sought by Auto Engineers
The Society of Automobile Engineers plans a Cape May meeting to consider a single uniform tag style. The aim is a mounting method satisfying police rules and minimizing owner trouble, addressing varied state tag shapes and display conflicts. The Franklin agency reports brisk sales of a small car, while Stutz demand rises after Barney Oldfield’s fifth place at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Automobile Engineers
Cape May
Barney Oldfield
Indianapolis Speedway
Cincinnati Automobile Company
Limousine Adapts to Fashions with Four Upholstery Sets
A New York woman of fashion bought a limousine with four specially made upholstery sets to match her changing gown styles, reflecting extreme taste in the nouveau riche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milady
Front Wheel Brakes Seen as Future Standard Feature
The article notes that brakes for the front wheels are among the most advanced constructive features and are expected to be generally adopted in place of the transmission brake where it is still used.
Transfer shuffle at Ford branches shifts management
M. A. Enders moved from the local Ford factory to the Fargo North Carolina plant and C. F. Reynolds replaced him as manager. Reynolds was then superseded by M. C. McClure from Cleveland who will oversee all Ford distributions from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Enders
Ford
Fargo
N. C
C. F. Reynolds
Reynolds
M. C. McClure
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Franklin on the Move After Manager Newman Samuel
Franklin reports ongoing personnel change as Manager Newman Samuel leads activities and transitions. The piece notes reshuffling in the organization and hints at upcoming moves.
Horse Drawn Offenders Fined In Police Court
In police court yesterday John Walsh was fined five dollars and costs for running down Mrs. Maggie Drake as she boarded a street car at Sixth and Vine. Clifford Wagner paid costs after driving a Vienna ice cream truck at high speed along Eastern avenue imitating a ship. William Schick was cleared of reckless driving after witnesses contradicted police testimony. Edward Pfau received five dollars and costs for racing along Reading road at forty five miles per hour. Earl Davis was charged costs after riding a motorcycle toward Spring Grove avenue at thirty miles per hour because it looked like rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walsh
Maggie Drake
Sixth
Vine Streets
Clifford Wagner
Vienna
Eastern Avenue
William Schick
West Ninth Street
Edward Pfau
Reading Road
Earl Davis
Spring Grove Avenue
Big Brothers Aid Downtrodden Lads Through Mentoring
The Big Brothers Society fights derelicts by pairing 1385 men with at risk youths to guide social and career paths. The campaign aims to reach 360 volunteers, with Irwin Westheimer president and headquarters at 2243 Gilbert Avenue accepting donations and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Brothers
Irwin Westheimer
The
Laurant Lowanberg
Justin A. Rollmann
Robert Senior
Trea Urer
Gilbert Avenue
Fireproof Factory Plans Filed on Spring Grove Avenue
The Victor Auto Parts Company filed preliminary plans for a four story fire proof factory on Spring Grove avenue and Durham street, costing $45,000. Existing property notes include several 1 to 2 percent story dwellings with addresses on North Crescent avenue Montana avenue and Froome near Doberer with estimated values from $3,500 to $5,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sted
M. Y. Cooper
North Crescent Avenue
Charles Paul
Montana Avenue
Howard Lindsay
Froome
Doberer
Victor Auto Parts Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Durham Street
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Subdivisions
Edward F. Peters trustee sells Lot 42 in Elberon and numerous parcels change hands among Henry Lessmann Clara Lessmann and others. The Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co. loans and deeds cover properties on Liberty street Third street and East Front street plus multiple Sherman Applegate and Mills & Kline subs. Mortgages canceled include Arthur Crawley to Home B and L A Co. in a flurry of transfers across Clifton Av Adams and Oakley neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Peters
Henry Lessmann
Elberon Land
Clara Lessmann
CORE
Oreo. Whawk
Edward Barlion
John Neiheisel
Harder
Barlion & Andwan
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Co
EBE, Beck Lumber Co
Liberty Street
McLean Avenue
William Holta
Marcus Schulg
Sherman Applegate
Gertrude A. Myers
William Holtz
Cheviot
Provident Savings B. & T. Co
Alberts
Colby
Madison Place
Max R. Reszke
Samuel D. Cooper
University Court
Cucu
Soong T Oo
John Meta
Charles J. Jones
McMillan and
Gilbert Avenues
Victor T. Price
Eugene B. Price
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
Third Street
Plum Street
East Front Street
P. Kearney
Avondale
Clarence Price
Anna. G. Broxtermann
Real Estate and Improvement Co
Fairmount
Com- Ponto Bom
Nscns
Ina Stateutses
Matthias Broxterman
Anna G. Broxterman
Cole de Wilkes Striethorst
Henrietta Pelzer
Mills & Kline
Oakley
Catherine BR. Volkert
Edward R. Ulm
Land Company
Myers Y. Cooper
Mary Guntrum
Regent Avenue
Cleneay Avenue
North College Hill
Gustav Tafel
Fred L. Johnson
R. L. McDonald
Baymiller Street
Court
Clark Streets
Ella Z. Wilson
Elias Murad
West Street
Harry Mandell
Joseph
Ont Street
Cutter Stree
Observa- Cort Tore
Wea
Henry Fening
Helen Kathes
Nor- Wore
Conean
Overy Tees
Hannah Schneebark
Ben Min Singer
Harrison Ave- Tag
SFE - Poe Crazo
Weinberg Banking Company
Wilhelm Mond
Carrie Ff. Palmer
Fred. Snell
Zoo Land Syndicate Chu
Inci Aes
Ain
Herman "Stacge
Caroline Bohman
Norwood Williamss
Rogers
Israel Weinberg
Barr Street
Elizabeth P. Kessler
Philip J. Volz
Mohawk Land Company
Andrew Berding
Bernard Berding
Denman
Florence Streets
Harris Wolf
William L. Ricks
Martha Humphrey
Henry Kohlem
George E. Benz
Seton Avenue
St. Lawrence
Bvo Fe USA
W. H. Pope
George W. Pierson
Lota
Oakley Denegee Corey
Oakley Park Company
Pope
William Thompson
William Burnett
Mt. Auburn
Clara C. Scott
Emma Feldmann
Herbert G. “French
Columbia Township
Cosmopolitan B
Cate
Murphy
Southside L. & B
Comadety
Edward R. Heitzman
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Co
Robert Sasuke
Eagle
Hermann Nieland
John .F.parchmann
Workingmen’s Gemman B. WB. Co
Lave Vicgescesbees
Myers
Cooper
Frank
Malott
Congress B. A. Co
Emilie P. Pfau
June Street B
Mary L. McDonald
City Hall L
John W. Saunders
Glendale S. A
Alice M. Allen
John D. Harris
Way
T. Co
Napa
Cippinger
Madison Road
William P. Devon
Ella M. Fuller
Centennial B. A
W. C. Harper
Hyde Park B
Frank P. Maess
Sycamore 8S
L. Co
Fred Snell
Carrie E H. Palmer
Caroline Rehman
Herman Stagge
Joseph Comings
Clinton L. & B. Co
Igi
Joseph Aufderhelde
Aaron Friedmann
A i F. Becker
Clifton Mutual S. & Co
J. Volz
Arthur Crawley
Home B. & L. A. Co
Sayler Park Plans Dedication For New Police Substation
Sayler Park residents plan a dedication for the new police substation at Liberty and Center streets though the building awaits final acceptance after minor changes. It houses about 10 horses and a patrol squad, with room for auto patrol and aims to serve the surrounding area for years to come. The two story compressed brick building cost about 10000 dollars and sits on a principal corner serving Sayler Park, Delhi and Fernbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayler Park
Police Department
Liberty and
Center Streets
Copelan
Yesrday
Delhi
Fernank
Random Assignments and Local Incident At Covenant Church
A list of names shows transfers or assignments between individuals and firms such as East End Lb A Co and Bocken stette Jr. A church reference notes the Church of the Covenant at Eighth and Elin street. A worker dropped a bolt but no one was struck and he signaled in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Covenant
Eighth and Elin Street
Steeplejack Bolt Drops Near Civil Division Clerk
Phil Kieborth, clerk of the civil division of the Municipal Court, had a narrow escape yesterday when a bolt fell from the hands of a steeple-jack. The incident occurred near the courthouse and prompted a quick safety response. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Kieborth
Railway Engineer Hurt In Freight Yard Accident
Thomas Farley a 57 year old Big Four railroad engineer from Ludlow Kentucky was struck by a freight engine at the Mt Hope road crossing Big Four yards. He was on the track did not see the engine approach and suffered several crib injuries. He was taken to City Hospital in Auto Patrol 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Farley
Ludlow
Big Four
Mt. Hope Road
Green Conductor Admonished in Streetcar Misconduct Case
The Municipal Court criminal division condemned the conductor of a street car after William Dwire accused him of demanding a refund and making a pass during a dispute over fares. The judge suspended costs and likened the case to a prior incident with an inexperienced officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steet
William Dwire
Dwire
Allege Domestic Abuse and Extortion Case Mentioned
The record notes Minnie White accusing her husband Fred White of forcing her to meet other men and take all her earnings. She describes pleas to leave the life and threats of violence. The court mentions a sentence of fifty dollars and costs as the extreme penalty under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
Minnie
Pupils at Linwood School Attend Court Session
Twenty nine Linwood School pupils accompanied by their teacher Miss Madden visited the sessions as interested observers, while the group filed past the court to view proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood School
Miss Madden
Eden Park Concert Set With Weber Band In 1914
Eden Park hosts a Sunday afternoon concert on June 7 1914 at 3 30 p m under the Schmidlappen endowment with Weber s Military Band conducted by John C Weber Soloist Frank Simon and selections including Orpheus Die Meisterginger Princess Alice Aisha and The Mill Wheel among others by Wagner Friml Sousa and Godfrey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Schmidlapp Endowment Fund
Weber
John C. Weber
Frank Simon
Marco
STON
Cdi
Edenene
New York City
Orpheus
Oinks
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Herrell Trial
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Court of Appeals Decisions
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Vittoria
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Fletcher Huntington
Cleneay, Nourse & Huntington
Chicago
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E. E. Beck Lumber Company
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
McLean
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Charles B. Jones
McMillan and Gilbert
Peebles Corner
John Street
J ¥. Weinberg Baking Company
William Mond
George Benz
Price Hill
St. Lawrence Avenue
Herbert C. French
Columbia
Norwood
Franklin
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Herman Lackman
E. P. Durr
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Harry Linch
Joseph Feldman
Newman
National Economy Record
Franklin Motor Car Company
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G. L. Harding
Sun Yat Sen
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By Sewell Ford
Pericles
By William Brown
Meloney
Republic
By C. N. and
A. M. Williamson
Oscar M. Wolff
Thomas Dreier
Correspondence Church
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Commercial Tribune
John Wallsh
East End
Lb. A. Co
William Aufderheide
Charles Bockenstette, Jr
Hirte
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Anna Hipmer
Same
Mary P. Malot
A. M. Harvuot
Harris
Pean
Savin Oleheen
Siaings
Harry Ndell
Gibton L. & B. Co
Sycamore 8. & L. Co
Hugh Me¢Shane
William H. Carter
Henry Klem
Tannery B. A. Co
Elia J. Smith
Kieborth
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