Infidelity and divorce cases mark court session
Domestic Relations Court heard multiple divorce actions led by Alma Walkenhorst who claimed her husband Edwin Walkenhorst fathered a child with Mary Noelker. Judge Charles W. Hoffman referred a case to the prosecutor. Other decrees included fidelity and neglect grounds, with several spouses seeking custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Go Eee
Lang Street
Mary Noelker
Walnut Street
Alma Walkenhorst
Betts Street
Charles W. Hoffman
Walkenhorst
Clifford Kunz
Oehler Street
le Scherrer
Linwood Road
William L. Kerrer
Hoffman
Ada Agnew Adams
Harrison Avenue
Mt. Healty
Charles F. Adams
Walter J. Hill
Ashland Avenue
Mary Hill
Clintcourt
Covington
da M. Whitaker
Lincoln Avenue
Aren Lockland
Cleveland
Tenn
Vilage College
Verdict for defense in suit against bank
A verdict for the defense was directed by Judge Fred L. Hoffman in the suit of Morton Polyak against Brighton Bank and Trust Company. The case arose from a delay in executing an order dated March 12, 1917 to buy 5,000 Austro-Hungarian kronen to fund the transport of Polyak’s wife and children to this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Hoffman
Morton Polyak
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Polyak
Three Men Sentenced by Judge Matthews in Kentucky Case
Kenneth E. Hoffman pled guilty to forging an $85 check at Bourbon Agricultural Bank in Paris Kentucky. Judge Stanley Matthews gave a reformatory sentence with suspension until Hoffman repays the check by July 15. Philip Pyles pleaded guilty to embezzling $110 and received a reformatory sentence. George T. Hooker was sentenced to the penitentiary but the sentence was suspended after he pleaded guilty to shooting to kill Benjamin Coons on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Hoffman
Bourbon Agricultural Bank
Paris
Stanley Matthews
Matthews
Hoffman
Philip Pyles
Leon D. Gross
George T. Hooker
Hooker
Benjamin Coons
Indictments Returned in Local Homicide Cases
Indictments allege manslaughter for Sterling Graves and second degree murder for Frank Jones in two separate cases. Authorities filed the indictments following the investigation and names appear in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Graves
Frank Jones
Trade Chamber Launches Campaign For Street and Road Improvements
Cincinnati and Hamilton County directors of the Chamber of Commerce launched a campaign to improve streets and roadways. A. W. Schell will chair a Streets and Roadways Committee to enlist local organizations and ward representatives to assess conditions and push a road improvement program. The plan includes county funding discussions and coordination with city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Chamber
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hamilty County
Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Schell
Schell
W. C. Culkins
Court calendar for today lists numerous pretrial and trial dockets
Common Pleas Court rooms 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 schedule nine oclock starts with Case 182257 Peter A Martin versus Brighton Transfer Company and Case 181105 Benham versus Quinn in room 1. criminal in room 2. civil in room 3 4 5 6 7. domestic relations in the afternoon. Superior Court opens at 10 with Bushman et al versus Tonsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
John A. Caldwell
Peter A. Martin
Brighton Transfer Company
Benham
Quinn
E. T. Dixon
William Harris
Richard
Lucille Davis
State
Thelma Williams
Alias White
Robert A. LeBlond
Buffalo Gasoline Motor Company
Reily
Schutte Vs. Weid
Indictments Hit Local Court On Varied Offenses
The grand jury returned multiple indictments. Frank Cox was shot in a revolver duel at Court and Mound streets on April 23. James W. Moore faces two checks for 100 and 150 dollars without sufficient funds at Milton bank. Herbert A. Wise is charged with burglary. Other indictments include Richard Warren for robbery James McAfee for receiving stolen goods two indictments James Wright for auto stealing and Charles Moore alias John Rhoden for obtaining property by false pretenses. Some cases were ignored including John Ellis assault with intent to rob William Miller pocket picking James Reese criminal assault Ottis Maritz cutting to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Mound Streets
Frank Cox
James W. Moore
First National Bank of
Milton
Ind
Herbert A. Wise
Richard Warren
James McAfee
James Wright
Charles Moore
John Rhoden
John Ellis
William Miller
James Reese
Ottis Maritz
Franklin Baker Co. Wins $1046 Verdict in Cocoon Hut Case
A jury in Judge Fred L. Hoffman's Common Pleas Court awarded the Franklin Baker Company of Philadelphia one thousand forty six dollars and eighty five cents against Flatow and Riley of Cincinnati. The suit claimed a shipment of cocoon huts was frozen en route to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Baker Company
Philadelphia
Flatow & Riley
Cincinnati Commission
Fred L. Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Cincinnati attorney applies for U S District Court practice
Joseph O Moore Jr of Cincinnati sought permission to practice before the United States District Court yesterday. He was admitted to the bar on July 2 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O’moore, Jr
Cincinnati
United States District Court
Tax Returns Filed by Cincinnati Residents in 1921
Official statistics collected by Charles M. Dean show 42,159 Cincinnatians filed income tax returns for 1921. Other totals include Dayton 14,391 Norwood 3,210 Hamilton 2,847 Middletown 1,755 Ironton 707 and St Bernard 5630.
Trustees Appointed In Bankruptcy Case In U S District Court
Charles T. Greve, referee in bankruptcy, filed an order appointing Robert Shank of Hamilton Ohio as trustee of the Miami Shoe Company, under bond of 25000. He also appointed Jay Korner of Hamilton Ohio as trustee of George W Mullins under bond 200 and Thomas Magnuson under bond 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Greve
United States District Court
Robert Shank
Hamilton
Miami Shoe Company
Mr. Greve
Jay Korner
Hamilton, C
George W. Mullins
Thomas Magnuson
Mrs Wooley Honored with LittD at Western College
Helen T. Wooley former head of the Vocational Bureau received the honorary LittD degree at the Western College commencement in Oxford for her work studying working conditions of children. Miss Dorothy Schmidt and Miss Tabitha Cobb also received B A degrees at the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooley
S. Helen T. Wooley
Vocational Bureau
Western College
Oxford
Dorothy Schmidt
Harrison Avenue
Westwood
Tabitha Cobb
Glenview Avenue
Walnut Hills
Red Cross May Report Shows Psychiatric Cases Stable
The May report shows 417 cases handled with 44 new cases and 212 in the psychiatric department. Miss Eva Sage notes this psychiatric share is not higher than usual and not affected by warmer weather or climate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Eva Sage
Theft on Streetcar Ends in Assault Charge
B F Carreher of Covington grabbed a negro on a Main Street car after his $100 race track winnings were stolen from a pocketbook. The suspect Junius Brown, 27, a baker of 630 West Fourth Street, fled but was captured. Brown was jailed on assault and battery, with pocketbook later recovered on the car. Kentucky law does not permit arrest for pocket picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F
Carreher
West Fourth Street
Covington
Latonia
Policeman Moss
Moss
Junius Brown
Garreher
Kentucky
Truck Driver Fined For Disturbing Court Proceedings
A truck driver from Newport Kentucky, Robert Eichler aged 35, was fined ten dollars and costs after his idling truck outside South Court Street disturbed proceedings in Judge Thomas H Darby's Common Pleas Court. He explained the engine stalled and the judge suspended the fine. Schehr noted he drives for William Perkins Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Court Street
Thomas
H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
Darby
Robert Eichler
Newport
Schehr
William Perkins
U. C. Reunion Adds Celebrities to June Homecoming
Mayor Carrel and Tom Powers of the Stuart Walker Company join UC alumni for Homecoming Day on June 16. Powers will perform a black-face sketch. A lawyers reunion is planned with Chief Justice Taft, Atlee Pomerene, Joseph Cannon, Senator Ernst, Judge Day, Judson Harmon, Judge Hicklenlooper, and former Judge Peck among invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. OF C
Carrel
Tom Powers
Ember
Stuart Walker Company
University of Cincinnati
Law School
William Howard Taft
Atlee Pomerene
Joseph Cannon
Richard P. Ernst
Robert Day
Judson Harmon
Smith Hickenlooper
John Weld Peck
Multiple Civil Case Listings in Superior Court No 58 850
A series of civil actions listed in Superior Court No 58 850 including Bert Schultz v Stanley Hayes for 56000 damages Harry A Beagle v Philip Roos lien and execution for 151 69 Joseph McSpadden v Mary es divorce and custody Cincinnati Finance Co v Rose Huel4man for 850 on note Cincinnati Finance Co v Arthur W Stanford for 625 on note James Patton v Union Gas Electric Company petition on appeal Theola Wilson v Green Wil ee for divorce alimony and custody Provident Savings Bank v C Hayes for 690 on notes Carrie J Porter v Clarence H Porter for divorce Harry Heimerdinger v Keye F Heimerdinger et al partition estate H C Bolsinger receiver v Brighton Transfer Co et al sale of lease hold estate Claire M Helcher v J J Helcher for divorce and custody of child Einhorn v Max Gern ee EF forecloses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Schultz
Stanley Hayes
Harry A. Beagle
Philip Roos
Joseph McSpadden
Maryes
Cincinnati Finance Company
Rose Huel4man Et al
Arthur W. Stanfo
James Patton
Union Gas — Electric Company
Theola Wilson
Green Wilee
Provident Savings Bank
C. J
Clarence H. Porter
Harry Heimerdinger
Keye
F. Heimerdinger
H. C. Bolsinger
Brighton Transfer Company
Claire M. Helcher
J . J. Helcher
Superior Court
Einhorn
Max Gernee
Remus Case Under Submission by U S Circuit Judges
In a six hour session Judges Loyal E. Knappen, Arthur C. Dennison and Maurice H. Donohue took under advisement the appeal of George Remus and thirteen co defendants convicted on charges of conspiring to violate the national prohibition act and maintaining a nuisance at the Death Valley Farm. A ruling is expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal E. Knappen
Arthur C. Dennison
Maurice H. Donohue
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
George Remus
United States District
John Weld Peck
Death Valley Farm
Remus
Harry F. Brown
George Conners
John Gehrum
Clem L. Herbes
Clarence Bell
Ernest
Buck”’) Brady
Charles Wissman
George Gellingbeck
George Dater
Harry Gardening
Harry Boyd
George King
Elmer Roth
Atlanta
Montgomery County
Chester H. Krump
St. Louis
General Grant
United States
Krum
Thomas M*? Morrow
Richard T. Dickerson
United States District Attorney
United States Attorney General
Judge Peck
Morrow
Peck
Peke Pup Murders Over Six Foot Man Tale
A Cincinnati woman reports her Pekinese Mah Yong was killed after a six foot man supposedly frightened him. The distraught owner said the dog barked and jumped in defense, provoking the attacker to strike with a rock, killing the dog. The mistress refused to name herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mah Yong
Cincinnati
Charles Muscroft
City Health Department
David
Goliath
Ex Judge Johnson to Speak at Y M C A Night Law School Commencement
Ex judge James G J Johnson of Springfield Ohio will headline the Y M C A Night Law School commencement at Memorial Hall on June 11 The Advocate will be the subject of his address Dean Gilbert Bettman will preside and speak on Our Graduates Invocation by Rev W J Dunham Valedictorian is Edward Moeller Diplomas to twenty five graduates presented by R A Colter President of the Y M C A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. J. Johnson
Springfield
Memorial Hall
Advocate
Edward Moeller
R. A. Colter
M. C.A
Toepe Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Municipal Court
Bernard Toepe of 1525 Dudley street was fined 25 and costs after a disorderly conduct charge from Miss Mabel Kinderman of 1519 Linn street. She testified Toepe resented her independence and previously tore her dress and rummaged through her cupboard for her best frock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toepe
Bernard Toepe
Dudley Street
Mabel Kinderman
Linn Street
Miss Kinderman
Teepe
Ex-Student Arrested for Forged Check Cashing
Armando Barros, 23, born in Havana Cuba and formerly a Cincinnati Law School student, was arrested on forgery charges. Detectives Maham and Callahan say he forged E D Lancaster of Cosmopolitan Bank to a $50 check and cashed it at Union Trust and Savings Bank. He blamed race gambling for his trouble after leaving the law school four months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armando Barros
Havana
Cuba
Cincinnati Law School
E. D. Lancaster
Cosmopolitan Bank
Union Trust and Savings Bank
Maham and
Callahan
Law School
Willard Heads to New York for Firpo Bout Training
Jess Willard heavyweight pugilist left Wichita Kansas en route to New York to begin training for his upcoming bout with Argentine fighter Luis Angel Firpo. The move signals preparation for the anticipated heavyweight clash.
Camp Procter Sold to Girl Scouts Near Cincinnati
Girl Scouts announce purchase of Camp Procter a 58 acre site above Cincinnati on the Ohio River funded by scout troops and Cincinnati residents. Miss Agnes Reeve says the Fourth National Training Camp will run July 2 to September 3 with new water and electric service and a mixed Scouts and leaders program led by Miss Reeve, plus staff including a nurse and instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Camp
Procter
Girl Scout
Cincinnati
Ohio River
William Cooper Procter
Camp Procter
National Board
Agnes Reeve
Reeve
Constance Roberts
First Regiment
Home Guard
Woman Sentenced for Assault in Chester Park Altercation
Mrs. Helen Weber of Twelfth and Race streets was sentenced by Municipal Judge Eyrich to five days in jail and fined 350 and costs on an assault and battery charge filed by Mrs. Della Weber of 1422 Race street. The case stemmed from an incident in a Chester Park amusement device ticket booth where Weber, the second wife of Della Weber's former husband, struck Della with a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Weber
Race Streets
Eyrich
Della Weber
Race Street
Chester Park
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Georgette
Eponge
Watine
West—Vine
Budget Savings Club
Liberal
Cincinnati’s Leading Building Association
Main
Eighth and John Streets
Mae
Cinti. Salvage Co
Pearl ST
Louisville
Louisville & Mashville
R.R
L. & N.penna
Pearl and Butler Sts
Néw Wport
Union Station
Tenth
Broadway
City
Dixie Terminal
Juang
Pocahontas and Thacker Furn
Coal Company
Adam
Island
Greek Coal Samia Ting Veae
Queen City Coal Bo
Dixie Main
Harding
Appalachian
Allegheny Mountains
National Forest Reserve Commission
John W. Weeks
Army
Weeks
Washington
Stanley Struble
Thomas H. Darby
Lind
B. & O. Railroad ‘Company
Kuhn, Jr
Ohio Traction Company
Myerley
Elizabeth Merk
Charles Merk
Mattie Guenther
John Guenther
Leona Hampel
Joseph Hampel
B. Megrill Ricketts
Mary H. Ricketts
Robert S. Marx
Bushman Et al
Tonsley
United States Courts
Indiana
Ohio
Death Valley
Morrows
Kelly
Squibb
Ae Co-operative Drug Company
Whic
W. Meredith Yeatman
Peke
America
Gneffabley
Atlanta,ga
City Ticket Office
Southern Railway System
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