Daughters on Holt jury as mother and daughter serve
A mother and daughter join ten men on the jury for Noble Holt murder trial. The panel was sworn after exhaustive juror screening in Judge Roettinger’s court. Key witnesses will include Detective Guethlein and Miss Amanda Blymyer who flagged a suspicious bill of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble ‘Red” Holt
Frank Hueftlein
Roettinger
Fannie Bell Wright
Jessie Wright
Baymiller Street
James Stewart
Counsel For
Defense
Holt
Nelson Schwab
M. Schwab
Stewart
Guethlein
Blymyer
Wright
Allen C. Sticksel
Hopkins Street
Phineas Phillips
Park Avenue
William D. Thompson
Columbia Avenue
George Ottig
Spring Grove Avenue
Adam Bauer
Florida Avenue
Dorny McDale
Eastern Avenue
George M. Flora
W. E. Porter
East Seventh Street
William Johnston
Blue Ash
Charles Hessing
Plum Street
Auto Driver Charges Ordinance Is Invalid
Stewart Mospens, an independent taxicab owner, filed suit in Common Pleas Court challenging a city ordinance requiring touring cars carrying passengers for hire to have taximeters. Judge Stanley Matthews issued a temporary injunction blocking enforcement until a final hearing. The injunction preserves the status quo as independent drivers were able to operate to the Latonia race track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Common Pleas Court
Stewart Mospens
A. A. Gruber
A. A. Simon
W. W. Symmes
Common Pleas
Stanley Matthews
Latonia
Young Men Plead Guilty to Forgery at Procter & Gamble
Edward Schmidt aged 20 of 115 West Corey street and Charles R. Harrison aged 22 of University avenue pleaded guilty in Criminal Court yesterday to forgery. They confessed to obtaining about $8,000 through forging freight and shipping bills while employed at the Procter and Gamble Company and spent the money on clothes and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Edward Schmidt
West Corey Street
Charles R. Harrison
University Avenue
Procter & Gamble Company
Beula Mathews Granted Chance After Manslaughter Plea
Beula Mathews, 23, colored, received another chance from Judge Stanley C. Roettinger in Criminal Court after a suspended sentence to the reformatory. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the shooting death of Frank James on Hathaway street between Linn and Baymiller streets on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beula Mathews
Stanley C. Roettinger
Reformatory
Frank James
Hathaway Street
Linn and
Baymiller Streets
Roettinger
Neff Sues Vogel duo for 4000 over job downgrade
Edward Neff of the Fair store filed two suits for 2000 each in Common Pleas Court against William and Mary Vogel of 1805 Elm avenues Norwood. He claims false statements harmed his status from shipping clerk earning 32 50 weekly to a minor role and reduced pay. Attorney Bur ton E Robinson represented him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Neff
Fair Store
Common Pleas
William Vogel
Mary Vogel
Elm Avenues
Norwood
Fair Store Company
Burton E. Robinson
Story Granted Divorce In Local Court
George Story of 419 East Third Street was granted a divorce from Edna M. Story of 1104 Locust Street by Judge Charles W. Hoffman. The case heard last week charged by Story that his wife associated with another man. A man was brought into court. both denied acquaintance. Yesterday Mrs. Story admitted it was the brother of the man seen with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Story
East Third Street
Edna M. Story
Locust Street
Charles W. Hoffman
Story
State tax rate for 1923 fixed at 1.525 per thousand
The 1923 state tax rate is set at 1.525 of each thousand valuation, an increase of 0.50 per thousand over last year. The rise reflects the soldier bonus and timing of retiring $50 million in bonds. A half mill is projected to raise about $750,000 for the bonus retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund S. Beaman
Joseph T. Tracey
Tracey
Bonds Mature in October 1923 to Retire First 2.5 Million
The city plans to retire the initial 2.5 million in bonds when they mature in October 1923. As bonds are paid annually, the interest charges will drop, reducing the rate each year.
United States Court Appeals Reverses Patent Suit June Session
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals opened its June session and reversed a lower court injunction against the Day Company in a patent dispute with Thomas L Green & Company. The case is remanded. It affirmed taxes but relief from penalty with interest for the Day ton Bronze Bearing Company and Gilligan war taxes. Other cases affirmed and reversed are listed, with permission to seek Supreme Court review for several. The Egry Registry Company seeks review of a decree against it for alleged fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
J. H. Day Comany
Thomas L. Green & Company
Day Company
Dayton Bronze Bearing Company
Internal Revenue
Gilligan
Hadfield-Penfield Company
Eastern Production Company
Albert Lenz
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Goldberg
Midland Linseed Producing Company
Charles R. Sargent Company
J. P. O'Neil
J. M. Stuart
Supreme Court
Samuel Rembrandt
Emanuel Biskind
Benjamin H. Ford
Matthew Addy Company
Egry Registry Company
District Court
Standard Registry Company
Dry law sentences affirmed by court
The Circuit Court of Appeals upheld penalties for local dry law defiers. Meyer Albert of this city received ninety days in jail and a $500 fine after involvement in a whisky deal two years ago. George Yaffee must serve sixty days with a $350 fine. The court also affirmed sentences for Lloyd Johnson and Clabern Stephens, Tennessee moonshiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Appeals
Peck
Meyer
Mike
Albert
George Yaffee
Lloyd Johnson
Clabern Stephens
Tennessee
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Case List
A list of newly filed cases in the Common Pleas Court numbers 182242 through 182253. Includes injunction requests, real estate conveyances, damages suits, notes and foreclosures, with parties such as Stewart Mospens, Hyde Park M B Church, Sadie Von Wahlde, Weldon Motor Car, Cincinnati Screw, Catherine Falls, Cincinnati Traction, American Laundry Machinery, Edward Neff, Mary Vogel, William Vogel, Mary Fay, and foreclosure actions against Louis J Huwe and treasurer defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Stewart Mospens
City of Cincinnati
Gruber, Siemon & Symmes
Trustees of
Hyde Park M. PB. Church
U. BD. Gillett
Sadie von Wahlde
Joseph von Wahlde
Gardner & Frerking
Weldon Motor Car Company
William Hardy
Walter D. Murphy
George Automatic Roller Bearing Company
Cincinnati Screw Company
Edward Ritchie
Catherine Falls
Cincinnati Traction Company
John W.weinig
John W. Grimsley
Belle A. Jung
M. W. Conway
American Laundry Machinery Company
William Glick
Shaffer & Williams
Edward Neff
Mary Vogel
Burton B. Robinson
William Vogel
Burton E. Robinson
Boyle J. Howe
Mary Fay Et
Louis Ht. Capelieeres No
Charles G. Cox
Louis J Huwe
Stottrainter
Junction
Two Sent To Jail On Day Law Charges
In Milford Ohio mayor M B Scott arraigned Boya Seoyak Cheviot on possession charges and fined 500 dollars, Seoyak unable to pay sent to jail. David Kadide 1340 Myrtle avenue pursued after crash led to finding about thirty gallons of moonshine and fined 1500 dollars, unable to pay his fine sent to jail. Robert Bush pleaded guilty to possessing a still and fined 500 dollars. August Walters Clifton avenue pleaded not guilty with trial set for June 15 after officers found whisky in a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Scott
Milford
O. Boya Seoyak
Cheviot
Scott
Seovak
David Kadide
Myrtle Avenue
Kadide
Robert Bush
August Walters
Clifton Avenue
Federal agents monitor Latonia taxi tax collection
Revenue agents watched taxis operating between the city and Latonia race track during the Latonia racing season. Deputies along Walnut and Vine streets and near Suspension Bridge directed drivers to the Internal Revenue Office to pay a $10 license and obtain certificates. Several hundred dollars were collected by the end of the day with a renewal due after July 1 as the season crosses fiscal years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Internal Revenue
Dean
Walnut
Vine Streets
Internal Revenue Office
Man Injured In Factory Elevator Shaft Accident
Felix Baker age 45 of 303 Broadway injured at Superior Stamping Company plant after stepping backward into an elevator shaft while entering to begin work. He was taken to General Hospital in Auto Patrol 3 with a serious back injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Baker
Broadway
Superior Stamping Company
Second
Elm Streets
General Hospital
Auto Patrol
Republicans endorse new slate for county offices in primary
The Hamilton County Republican groups meet at the Strand Theater Building and endorse a full slate for the August 8 primary. They uphold an anti third term policy except for County Surveyor E A Gast, praised for required technical training. Names include Sheriff Richard Witt Treasurer Ford Bader Prosecutor Charles W Beall Auditor William F Hess and others. The action is ratified by the Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Strand Theater
Louis H. Capelle
Edward S. Beaman
Ford Bader
Richard Witt
Charles W. Bell
William F. Hess
E. A. Gast
George W. Tibbles
Harry L. Federman
D. C. Handley
Jacob Krollman, Sr
Court of Appeals
Francis M. Hamilton
Nicholas Longworth
A. E. B. Stephens
Froome Morris
Peter W. Durr
Earl C. McCreary
Joseph R. Gardner
Oyan ‘Loughead
Harry L. Gordon, Jr
Robert A. Taft
Samuel I. Lipp
Conrad Rebman, Jr
Louis Reubenstein
Hamilton County Republican Central Committee
R. K. Hynicka
C. W. Loughead
Co. W. Loughead
Loughead Dry Cleaning Company
B. C. van Wye
W. (. van Wye
University of Cincinnati
Eleventh Ward
Ohio and
Hamilton County
Traub Urges Youths To Enlist In Citizens Training Camp
Colonel Peter Traub urged Cincinnati youths to join a month long Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox near Louisville Kentucky. Cincinnati quota is 100 men aged 17 to 27 with government funded expenses. training starts about August 1. Three classes Red White Blue determine prior training and character certificates are required. Major James St. Stewart leads Cincinnati office in Room 420 Federal Building. Traub invites parents to discuss at Ft. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Traub
Camp Knox
Louisville
Cincinnati
James St. Stewart
Federal Building
Traub
Ft. Thomas
Mother of Baby Found Dead Ill at Hospital
Miss Jessie Brinston, 21, of 1119 Findlay Street, who confessed she was the baby's mother, lay in serious condition at General Hospital. Detective Chief Kirgan said no action would be taken until she could appear. Detectives Sweeney and Wolf arrested her. officials praised their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Brinston
Findlay Street
General Hospital
Kirgan
Sweeney
Wolf
Washington Officials Prepare June Wedding at Mattern Home
A bride and groom from official Washington will wed in June at 2900 Vine Street. The bride will be Miss Coranelle Mattern of Frankfort Kentucky, a stenographer on President Harding's staff, and the groom is Norman B. Shephard of New Haven Connecticut, an official of the Veterans Bureau in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Official
Washington
Harry P. Mattern
Vine Street
Mattern
Coranelle Mattern
Frankfort
Harding
Norman B. Shephard
New Haven
Conn
Veterans’ Bureau
Engineers Plan Annual Banquet and Picnic
The Engineers' Club announced plans for their annual banquet and picnic scheduled for Thursday, June 15, at Colonel Tom Cody's farm on the Lexington pike. Francis R Healey chairs the Entertainment Committee with members F Wray F E C McHugh J E Doran F P Bayles R H Parker and H A Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers’ ‘Club
Colonel Tom Cody
Lexington Pike
Francis R Healey
F. Wray
Fef. C. McHugh
J. E. Doran
F. P. Bayles
R. H. Parker
H. A. Dorsey
Behymer Named Cincinnati Postmaster
Washington reports the Civil Service Commission certified Arthur L. Behymer for permanent appointment as Cincinnati postmaster. His examination grade was the highest attainable and the next step is President Roosevelt sending the nomination to the Senate for confirmation in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Arthur L. Behymer
Cincinnati
Dairy farmers organize Tri State Marketing Association
Dissatisfied with prices paid by milk distributors, a group of dairy farmers will form the Tri State Co operative Milk Marketing Association tomorrow afternoon. The 1 o clock meeting at Central Turner Hall will elect trustees and feature talks by F Schilling of the Minnesota Twin Cities Milk Producers Association on Marketing Milk and E D Waid of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation on cooperative marketing. The new association, formed from the Queen City Milk Producers Association, will sell milk directly to consumers instead of through distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri- State Co-operative Milk Marketing Association
Turner Hall
F. Schilling
Minnesota Twin Cities Milk Producers’ Association
E. D. Waid
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau
Milk Marketing Association
Queen City Milk Producers’ Association
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Vine
New York
Coats
Goy
Army Forks
Army
Army Coats
Army O. D
Cincinnal Salvage Court
New York State
Lakewood Farm
Roscoe
N. Y
H. F. Bassett
Mer
Commercial Tribune
Erlite
Ehrlich Paint Co
West Sixth St. Til Main St
Asso
Holt Jury
Square Deal
United States Court
U. S. Appeals Court
Federal Revenue
Excelsior
Ohio Truss CO
E. Ninth St
Phone Canal
Hole
Fourth Street
Pocahontas and Thacker T
Coal Company
Dairy Farmers Organize Marketing Association
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixie
Dunlap Clothes
Vine St
Corner Arcade
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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