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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1925

Page

12

Bodies View at Mortuary as Ohio Slayings Haunt Town

More than 10 000 people file through Cahill & Sons morgue to view seven victims of Lloyd Russell a madman who killed his family in Hamilton Ohio. Rosa Russell is viewed at Webb morgue while services are planned for St Stephen's Church and Greenwood Cemetery. Russell remains jailed and may face a lunacy hearing as officers assess his motive.

Hamilton, O W. F. Cahill & Sons Dayton Street Lloyd Russell Rosa Russell Webb Morgue Main Street Ford Motor Company John Lowell Russell Emma Russell Julia Robert George Francis Paul Lewis Richard Dorothy William Stoerl Hagen Street St. Stephen's Church St. Stephen's Cemetery Greenwood Cemetery Russell Luther Epperson Boyd Rathgeber Loveland Epperson Gideon Palmer

Cincinnati Night High School diplomas for 448 graduates

The Board of Education approved a list of 448 night high school graduates for June 13 at Music Hall. East Night High School in Woodward High posted 278 degrees and West Night at Hughes High School 170. Many five year course graduates plan to enter the University of Cincinnati.

Board of Education Music Hall Edward D. Roberts Woodward High School Hughes High School University of Cincinnati East Night High School East Night West Night Board of Educations

Grain Man Fined Law To Be Tested

H E Richter manager of Richter Grain Company pleaded guilty in U S District Court to violating the act and was fined 100 dollars He abandoned plans to fight the law but an association of grain men intends to contest its validity later The judge reserved judgment on the law’s fairness ten other sentences covered prohibition narcotic and pure food violations with several minor fines and short jail terms

H. E. Richter Richter Grain Company Union Central Building United States District Court Joseph Sagmeister Hickenlooper Richter Merchants’ Creamery Company John Stocker Wade John Streets John Billingsley Stocker Miami County Billingsley August A. Feldman McHenry Road Leonard G. Hoffreege East Thirteenth Street Hamilton County William J. Hilvert Main Clenheay Avenues Norwood George Kozkor John Pope Liberty Street James Perkins William Beaver West Fifth Street

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

A list of civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court including divorces, damages claims, injunctions, writs, and other suits. Plaintiffs such as William L. Breen, Annie Kitrell, Talitha Estill, Maude Ritter, Katherine Shearer, and others seek various remedies from defendants including spouses, corporations, and individuals. Damages sought range from several thousand to twenty thousand dollars with actions for alimony, custody, injunctions, and specific performance.

Common Pleas Court William L. Breen Antha E. Breen Fred S. Woodward Joseph F. Schoeny Charles A. Ford Frank H. Barker Peter Cambrosio John Tanhover Bessie Jackson Pa Bank and Trust Company Jake Kemp Sadie Kemp Annie Kitrell Hebert Kitrell William Johnson William J. Burns International Detective Agency Edward Howell Same Ames Smith Talitha Estill William Estill Henry H. Greiner Walter B. Woods Maude A. Ritter Percy L. Ritter Katherine W. H. Shearer Louis A. Hauck

Frankness Wins Leniency in Theft Plea

Casper Noel 27 pleaded guilty to stealing $375 worth of clothing from Mrs. Cecelia Rizzo on March 24 1925 in Drexel Place. Judge Ryan suspended a one year term for Noel after his frank answer. Mrs Rizzo declined to prosecute. Ernest R Heddley 25 received three years for assault with intent to rob Frank Ray. Richard Lavender 19 pleaded to assault and battery and got 30 days suspended.

State of Ohio Ryan Criminal ‘Court Casper’ Noel Cecelia Rizzo Drexel Place Noel Rizzo Albert Weinstein Ernest R. Heddley Richard Lavender Heddley

Religion rift ends marriage in Arlington Heights divorce

Mrs Ida Kauffman a 44 year old Methodist Sunday School teacher of Arlington Heights testified in Divorce Court that her husband Albert a 45 year old automobile mechanic criticized her religion. They were married in Hartford Indiana on July 18 1911 and separated November 25 1924. Judge Hoffman granted her a divorce.

Ida Kauffman Maple Avenue Arlington Heights Albert Kauffman Hartford Ind Hoffman

Elopement and Secret Marriage Revealed in Newport Case

In Domestic Relations Court a secret 1924 Newport marriage and a six week courtship surfaced as Mrs. Rhea Powell sought a divorce from Joseph Powell. She described a misleading romance with deception about age money and faith and said he gambled and would not work. Judge Hoffman under consideration.

Newport Rhea Powell Hopkins Street Joseph Powell Isabelle Avenue Hyde Park Hoffman Powell

Mrs Katherine Dunham Granted Divorce From Herbert Dunham

Mrs Katherine Dunham aged 42 of 1526 Baymiller street secured a divorce from Herbert Dunham aged 43 a machinist of Eighth street and Freeman avenue.

Katherine Dunham Baymiller Street Herbert Dunham Eighth Street Freeman Avenue

Three suits filed against Burns Detective Agency in Common Pleas

Three suits for $20 300 each were filed in Common Pleas Court yesterday against the William J Burns International Detective Agency Inc by William Johnson James Smith and Edward Howell all of Hamilton for alleged false arrest. On March 13 1924 the suits charged arrest by Burns operatives and charges of robbery and mine wound. They were confined in the Mobell County Ky jail for six days.

Common Pleas William J. Burns International Detective Agency, Inc William Johnson James Smith Edward Howell Hamilton Burns Agency Mobell County Southern Ohio Finance Company First National Bank F. L. Hoffman Walter T. Seyffer Ciahiad Avenue Walnut Hills Roland Meyer Madison Avenue Covington Meyer Eighth Street Rosemont Avenue Price Hill Seyffer William Moss Jee Ryan Hathensy Street Josephine’ Holly C. W. Hoffman George Abrams Lueders William M. Welsh Hattie B. Welsh North Bend Union and Electric Company

Sheriff Faces nol pros on liquor house charges

Judge Dennis J. Ryan took under advisement the prosecutor's request to nol pros two indictments against Sheriff R. B. Witt. The charges stem from ownership of a Carlisle Avenue property used as a house of ill fame and alleged liquor possession. Bell stated the Attorney General recommended dropping the case.

Dennis J. Ryan Bell Louis Schneider John F. Herget R. B. Witt Carlisle Ave

Two Murder Indictments and Related Charges Highlight Grand Jury Report

The county grand jury report lists two second degree murder indictments and six counts against Herbert Johnson for grand larceny tied to about 4,000 iron castings from Fay & Egan Company. Indictments include Elijah Jones alias Skinner Jones for murder of Lee Howard on May 3 and Guy Johnson for murder of Stanley Overman on May 9, plus various forgery burglary larceny and other charges against several individuals.

Herbert Johnson Fay & Egan Company Ryan Elijah Jones Ed Jones Stanley Overman Fifth Baymiller Streets Robert Nelson Meredith Fite Miles Hampton Lawson Fosset Richard Hill Charles Moorman Robert DeBons Charles Schneider Leroy Anderson Jack Gardner

Acquittal in Dayton Man’s $1 Bill Case

Walter Blevins a Dayton carpenter faced a jury verdict in the U S District Court after a year under Judge Hickenlooper. He was charged with taking a $1 government bill and passing a $20 value in a Hamilton grocery through a purchaser who paid $19 change. Blevins pleaded not guilty.

United States District Court Hickenlooper Walter Blevins Dayton Blevins Hamilton Perry Logsden

Miss Reeve Resigns Post as Girl Scout Executive

Miss Agnes Reeve resigns after three years as director of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Girl Scouts effective July 1. She will take a vacation and then pursue literary work with her father James Kna Reeve of Deakin. During World War II she served with the Red Cross at St Nazaire as director of the Bureau of Requirements. Under her leadership the unit cleared debt and doubled membership.

Agnes Reeve Cincinnati Hamilton County Girl Scouts James Kna Reeve Deakin Reeve Red Cross St. Nazaire France Bureau of Requirements

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