Jury summons widen for Holt murder trial in Roettinger court
Twenty more talesmen join the panel before Judge Stanley Roettinger in Common Pleas Court to complete the jury for Noble Red Holt's murder trial of Frank Hueftlein. Mrs Fannie Bell Wright and daughter Jessie Wright were tentatively accepted, two first mother daughter jurors in a first degree murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Noble
Red
Holt
Frank Hueftlein
Fannie Bell Wright
Jessie J. Wright
Baymiller Street
Miss Wright
George Butler
West Ninth Street
James G. Stewart
Butler
Abraham Lincoln
George Flederman
Dudley Street
Walter Hanlon
East Third Street
Charles Haxall
Vine Street
Hueftlein
Lillian Crawford
St. James Street
Agnes M. Shepard
Grove Avenue
Norwood
Policemen Lose Suit for Reinstatement in Cincinnati
The Court of Appeals upheld Judge Matthews and refused to reinstate former policemen William Saffin and William M. Oliver after they refused Tudor's order to resign from the Policemen's Protective Association. The Civil Service Commission and Common Pleas Court rulings denied reinstatement. Saffin served as president of the Policemen and Firemen's Union allied with the Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Police Department
Charles Tudor
Policemen's Protective Association
Court of Appeals
Matthews
Common Pleas Court
William Saffin
William M. Oliver
Saffin
Oliver
Tudor
Civil Service Commission
Policemen and Firemen’s Union
The
Federation of Labor
First Indictment Under New Ohio Sales Act Reported
A grand jury handed up twenty five indictments to Judge Stanley Roettinger in Common Pleas Court. Roland A Phillips faces charges of failing to record a bill of sale perjury and automobile stealing marking Ohio’s first indictment under the new registration law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Stanley Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Roland A. Phillips
Ohio
Marian Clayton
Elizabeth Hewitt
Miss Clayton
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Paul A. Ryan
Cal Crim Detective Agency
Linton
First National Bank
Lucius Pierce
Theodore Hightower
Rose Ritter
Charles Hirl
Ervin Roney
Norwood
Roney
Court Reverses Rowe Divorce Alimony Award
The Court of Appeals reverses a $6107 alimony award to Mrs Fayette Rowe in the Rowe divorce. It orders a retrial because the judge had no evidence of Rowe’s financial condition and the appraisal before him was not entered as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Rowe
Jefferson Avenue
Norwood
Fred c. Rowe
The
Christain Leader
Charles W. Hoffman
Domestic Relations Court
Court of Appeals
Rowe
Kunkel Fined $500 in Death Valley Whisky Case
Edward P. Kunkel, linked to George Remus in the Death Valley farm whisky operations, pleaded guilty and was fined $500 and costs in United States Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Kunkel
George Remus
Death Valley Farm
United States
Offers to Settle With Creditors
A proposition by Harry W. Smith, Fourth street merchant tailor, to compromise with creditors was ordered submitted yesterday. His schedules show total liabilities of $80,959.87 and assets of $32,472.77. Adler Bros. & Co., Rochester, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Smith
Fourth Street
Adler Bros. & Co
Roch&ter
Boys Come to City To See Father They Missed
Two brothers, twelve and ten, from Lynch Kentucky, arrived in Cincinnati with little money and no plan. They sought their father Bridge Falin, believed to work for a Newport hardwareman John Bobston, but extensive searches by Travelers Aid and Children’s Home officials found no trace. The boys remain at the Children’s Home awaiting word and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Falin
Cincinnati
Lynch
Bill Falin
Max
Stonega
Bill
Lynch, Ky
Travelers’ Aid Society
Newport
John Bobston
Supreme Court Defers Defining Ouija Board
The Supreme Court refused to define what constitutes a Ouija board in a case by Baltimore Talking Board Co challenging tax treatment as sporting goods. It suggested ruling on smaller boards as children’s toys if needed, avoiding a formal classification.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Baltimore Talking Board Company
Burdened by Debts Assets and Creditors Listed
Chief creditors are due $24,050. Other creditors include Deck & Cohn Chicago $9,270 Burberry's New York City $10,099 and Rogers Peet Co New York $3,989. Assets include $4,772 cash stock on hand $16,000 and open accounts $12,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deck & Cohn
Chicago
Burberry’s
New York City
Rogers Peet & Co
New York
Grand Jury Reassembly Ordered for June 14 15
At the request of Assistant District Attorney Dickerson an order was issued for the reassembling here on June 14 and 15 of the Federal Grand Jury which was in session in April. Clearing up unfinished business in the district before summer vacation is the object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Federal Grand Jury
Judges Arrive for June Session of Circuit Court
Judges Knappen Denison and Dona Hue of the Circuit Court of Appeals arrived yesterday for the June session, which begins this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knappen, Denison and Donahue
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court including Nicholas J. Tanzler vs. State of Ohio, The Halle Bros. v Barbara Moran with lien for 191.06, William Taylor Sons Co. v Moran with 106.08 lien, Richwein Coal Co. v Wilmott for 622.50 on contract, and additional filings such as name change petition for Edward Hollenkamp to Ed Hollen, various contract and divorce actions, and railroads director James C. David in error petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Nicholas J. Tanzler
State of Ohio
Frank R. Gusweller
The
Halle Bros
Barbara Moran
E. A. Schott
William Taylor Sons Company
KE. A. Schott
Richwein Coal Company
Robert G. Wilmott
Ernst, Cassett & Cottle
W. A. Simmond
John Meyer, Jr
Meesta & Ruehrwein
Mal Gra Castings Company
Hunt, Bennett & Utter
Edward Hollenkamp
Ed Hollen
Harry Hess
Walter Worthman
Isidor ‘Barnett
Stone É& Wolfstein
Charles H. Williams
Addie Kidwell
William R. Collins
Frank H. Ruch
Helen Ruch
Adler & Adler
Robert A. Albrecht
Rogers & Kreimer
Vas
Same
Gas and Electric Outing Set for June 24 at Highland Grove Park
More than three thousand people including a thousand children are expected for the Union Gas and Electric outing at Highland Grove Park on June 24. A special 8:15 AM train will depart from the C. L. & N. Depot. The program includes athletic contests prize dances races and a radio car show by Crosley. A baseball game Electric Light Company versus Gibson Art Company caps the afternoon. Officers and committees are named with J. Henry Lakamp as officer of the day and Mitchell M. Jackson as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gas and Electric and Allied Companies
Highland Grove Park
Court Street
Broadway
Crosley Manufacturing Company
Electric Light Company
Gibson Art Company
J. Henry Lakamp
Mitchell M. Jackson
T. M. Rippey
Mike J. Pratt
Alfred Koppe
C. D. Reichel
W. W. Freeman
Polk Laffoon
Major 8. D. Heed
Amy Sherlock
C. W. DeForest
The
Electric Company
F. R. Healey
Electric Department
W. H. Horton
Green Line
Class Day at Woodward High School Ends Year
Graduates of Woodward High School held the annual class day entertainment yesterday. The program opened with school songs by the class and the presentation of a flag and the President's gavel to the next class. The 1923 color guard received the flag and Nathaniel Lewis, class president, accepted the gavel from Howard Warren. The Dramatic Club of 1922 performed Op O Me Thumb, with participants including Mabel Dettreau Luella Dorn Thelma Boone Florence Ashorn Marie Stenger and Isador Grush. The event closed with a dance in the gym for the class of 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward High School
Nathaniel Lewis
Howard Warren
Dramatic Club
Mabel Dettreau
Luella Dorn
Thelma Boone
Florence Ashorn
Marie Stenger
Isador Grush
Banquet at Chester Park by Vine Street Association
The Central Vine Street Business Association hosts a banquet at Chester Park on June 27. Stanley Brauninger of the YMCA oversees swimming and diving contests, with a contest to select the most popular Vine Street saleswoman as part of the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vine Street Business Association
Chester Park
Stanley Brauninger
Vine Street
Father Missing Since May In Kentucky Town
George W. Hall writes Chief Copelaw asking for help locating his father Caswell Hall who disappeared after leaving Arn dale Kentucky to visit sons in West Carrollton. Police are asked to search for him amid concerns he may have encountered violence.
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George W. Hall
Copelaw
Hall
Caswell Hall
Arndale
West Carrollton
Durand attacks prohibition in Ohio governor bid
Homer Durand, former Cincinnati figure, opened his Republican bid for Ohio governor at the American Theater Cumminsville. He assailed Prohibition and anti-saloon laws as class legislation and pledged rapid pardons for juries denied. R A Mack backed Durand. the Cincinnati meeting precedes his Westerville campaign launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Westerville
Cincinnati
Homer Durand
Anti-Saloon League
Milford
Cleveland
Coshocton
Warren
America
Ohio
Bush League of Statesmanship
R. A. Mack
Hamilton
Durand
Anti- Saloon League
Boy on a Bicycle Hit by Automobile in City Incident
A 14 year old boy named Winfred Whitson was struck by a westbound car at Cutter and Ninth streets sustaining bruises to the left hip leg and elbow. The driver paused then drove on. Another collision occurred at Franklin and Tilden avenues involving Harry E Ferguson and Irene Rolling with no injuries. Both cars were damaged.
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Cutter Street
Cutter and
Ninth Streets
Winfred Whitson
Clark Street
Ninth Street
Harry E. Ferguson
Lawrence Avenue
Norwood
Franklin Avenue
Franklin and Tilden Avenues
Irene Rolling
Jefferson Avenue
Buried From Home She Spent 90 Years In
Mrs. Adeline Leist, born 1832 beside her father's tannery near Eastern and Collins, died recently and was laid to rest yesterday. The Grossman family, once prominent in Cincinnati industry, loses its last member. She had moved a month ago to her daughter's home at 2300 Eastern Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Adeline Leist
Eastern
Collins Avenues
Kirsch Hearing Set for Thursday in Disorderly Conduct Case
Edward Kirsch 87 of 1311 Walnut Street, vice president of the Central Labor Council and editor of a labor publication, asked for a continuance after a disorderly conduct charge. Judge Joseph Woeste set the hearing for Thursday. Police say Kirsch offered $10 to see any officer arrest him after being asked to keep quiet Sunday at Sixth and Race streets. He remained jailed overnight awaiting bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kirsch
Walnut Street
Central Labor Council
Joseph Woeste
Kirsch
Race Streets
Cooper Weavered: Husband Faces Mail Fraud Charge in Pleas ant Ridge
Ben L. Cooper, accused of using postal threats to extort Edwin Gebhart of 5000 dollars, appeared with his wife and baby in District Attorney Morrow’s office. He pleaded not guilty. bail was set at 10000. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 16 amid calls for a possible mental health inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben L. Cooper
Pleasant Ridge
Morrow
Mr. Gebhart
Gebhart
Cooper
Floyd Williams
Bose
Optimist Club to hear E W Wilkinson at Metropole Hotel
E W Wilkinson principal of the Dyer School will speak at the Optimist Club meeting in the banquet hall of the Metropole Hotel next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wilkinson
Dyer School
Optimist Club
Metropole Hotel
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