Burdsal Divorce Case Halted Over Required Answer
In the Domestic Relations Court, Irma Shrinner Burdsal and Alms Burdsal saw proceedings paused as the defense must file an answering petition before further evidence. Judge Hoffman continued the case to await the filing, with testimony touching on alleged infidelities and a yacht cruise.
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Irma Shrinner Burdsal
Dana Apartments
Dana Avenue
Alms Burdsal
Reading Road
William H. Alms
Charles Hoffman
Hoffman
Gilbert Bettman
Burdsal
Floyd Williams
George Spaulding
Detroit
Bettman
Burd
Lake Erie
Dorothy Dury
Cincinnati
Dr. Bolsany
Harold Poe
East University Avenue
West Virginia
Poe
Alms-Doepke Company
Hamilton
Helen Mullery
Loveland Park Offices Move to Resort for Summer Visitors
The Commercial Tribune moves its Loveland Park offices to the riverfront park on Locust Drive as thousands plan a day at the summer resort on the Little Miami River. Officials expect hundreds of families to picnic and many will start building summer homes with lots sold at $58.50, down $8.50, then $2.50 monthly, each buyer subscribing to six months of The Commercial Tribune for resort privileges.
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Loveland Park
Little Miami River
Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
Locust Drive
Cincinnati
Edwin M. Kahn
Groesbeck-Dickson-Kahn Company
Mr. Kahn
Charles S. Dryer
Springfield Pike
Wyoming
Dr. Dryer
Louis E. Roth
Vine Street
Mr. Roth
Ed. Lindeman
Foy Paint and Glass Company
East Fifth Street
Mrs Iona Demus Files Divorce From Betrothed Mit chell Demus
Mrs Iona Demus of 631 West Fourth Street petitions for divorce in the Court of Common Pleas alleging husband Mitchell Demus twice tried to shoot her and seeks an injunction to prevent interference with her rooming house and to stop him selling property. She cites cruelty and health decline due to his actions and accuses him of gambling earnings and living at her expense.
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Mitchell Demus
West Fourth Street
Iona Demus
Court of Common Pleas
Divorces Granted on Grounds of Infidelity Cruelty and Neglect
Perry H Gunnoe of 1509 Pleasant avenue and Myrtle Gunnoe of 258 East University avenue were granted divorce by Judge Charles Hoff man on grounds of infidelity. Helen Choate of 1946 Hudson avenue and Carroll Choate of Muncie Ind were granted divorce on extreme cruelty. Mabel Shepherd of 4066 Liston avenue and Frank H Shepherd address unknown were granted divorce on gross neglect. Grace Williams of 117 West Sixth street a negro was granted divorce from Will Williams on infidelity.
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Perry H. Gunnoe
Pleasant Avenue
Myrtle Gunnoe
East University Avenue
Charles Hoffman
Helen Choate
Hudson Avenue
Carroll Choate
Muncie
Ind
Mabel Shepherd
Liston Avenue
Frank H. Shepherd
Grace Williams
West Sixth Street
Will Williams
Woman sues mother-in-law over alleged public slurs
Alma Hoffman sues Emma Hoffman for $10,000 in Common Pleas Court claiming public accusations of improper relations and calling her a thing and a high flyer. The suit names Emma Hoffman, 1419 Pullan Avenue, as defendant and cites a damaged family relation.
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Alma Hoffman
Emma Hoffman
Pullan Avenue
Richard E. Hoffman
Alcorn Tax Suit Seeks $350,000 Reimbursement
Cincinnati attorney Robert S. Alcorn appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court after losing in Common Pleas and Court of Appeals. He argues Cincinnati Traction and Cincinnati Street Railway diverted $350,000 in 1920 taxes to subsidiaries and that the Traction Company should charge only a five cent fare.
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Alcorn
Supreme Court OF Ohio
Robert S. Alcorn
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
City of
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
William Bowman dies at 84 veteran Hamilton County bailiff
William Bowman 84 longtime bailiff of the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court died yesterday at his home 1650 Bellcrest avenue after a lingering illness of more than a year. For over a quarter century he was a familiar courthouse figure and served in the criminal division.
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William Bowman
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Bellcrest Avenue
Bowman
Record of Longest Service in the County Dies at Age
The longtime county figure served thirty four years. Death due to age related complications. Funeral services planned for Tuesday with arrangements pending. Survived by three sons and two daughters, including Al Bowman of the city police force.
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Bowman
al Bowman
Federal judges in Sixth Circuit meet to speed appeals
A two day closed conference in Cincinnati brings fourteen Sixth Circuit judges from Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Michigan to discuss amendments to appellate rules aimed at eliminating delays. Attending were judges from Grand Rapids Columbus Cincinnati Detroit Knoxville Nashville and more. Sater and Sessions could not attend.
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Sixth Judicial Circuit
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Michigan
Cincinnati
Arthur C. Denison
Grand Rapids
Mich
Maurice H. Donahue
Columbus
Julian W. Mack
New York
Louisville
D. C. Westenhaver
Cleveland
John E. Sater
C. W. Sessions
Federal Grand Jury Reconvokes June 17 for venire
Judge Hickenlooper ordered the Federal Grand Jury reconvening on June 17 at 9 30 a m An additional venire of fifteen petit jurors was drawn names include John A Holland Joseph Grover John W Moulton Frank Geiselman W A Bailey Wheeler Foster Edward Long E W Lambert H E Marratt Roger Evans Max Moore Co L Young Lawrence Shawhan John Snieder Ernest D Rathman among others from Cincinnati Lucasville Wilmington Batavia Sugartree Ridge Shandon Ironton Ripley and Middletown.
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Federal Grand Jury
Haroth E. May
United States
Hickenlooper
John A. Holland
Joseph Grover
Cincinnati
John W. Moulton
Cleveland man appeals patent suit over spring oiler casings
Albert N. Jeavons of Cleveland filed an appeal in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals challenging a Columbus federal court decree by Judge Sater that dismissed his patent infringement suit against the Reliable Spring Oiler Company. The case concerns improvements in spring casings.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Albert N. Jeavons
Cleveland
Sater
Columbus
Reliable Spring Oiler Company of
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court list multiple cases
State of Ohio vs Walter Reese and Mary Reese. Carl Scherer vs F Howard Gessaman. Fred Miller vs Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Alma Hoffmann vs Emma Hoffmann. Sanitart Construction Co. vs Harry Cordes. Diem & Wing Paper Co. vs Peter Gartland. Kate Bergmann vs George Bergmann for alimony. Sam Brooks vs Joe Ashmore. Rosalia Cunningham vs Earl Cunningham. Jea D S Dewert vs Otto Robinson. Cincinnati Oakland Motor Co. vs Cincinnati Auto Sales Co.. American Mortgage Co. vs Mayme White et al.. Elias Murad vs John Widmer. Richard Smethurst Co. vs John Byrd. Iona Demus vs Mitchell Demus. Joseph P Perring vs George Galley administrator. Marsh Murdock Co. vs Marie Morgebroth. Agnes Brown vs Marie Davidson. Colley Joyce vs City of Cincinnati. Mann & Longini Shoe Co. vs Max Krumbein.
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Common Pleas Court
State
Ohio
Walter A
Mary B. Reese
Carl Scherer
F. Howard Gessaman
Fred Miller
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
Alma Hoffmann
Emma Hoffmann
the Sanitart Construction Co
Harry W. Cordes
The
Diem & Wing Paper Co
Peter W. Gartland
Kate Bergmann
George Bergmann
Sam Brooks
Joe Ashmore
Rosalia Cunningham
Earl W. Cunningham
Jea D. S. Dewert
Otto Robinson
Cincinnati Oakland Motor Co
Cincinnati Auto Sales Co
American Mortgage Co
Mayme H. White Et al
Elias Murad
John Widmer
Richard
Joseph P. Perring
George M Galley
Marsh Murdock Co
Marie T. Morgebroth
Agnes Brown
Marie Davidson
Colley Joyce
City of Cincinnati
Superior Court
Mann & Longini Shoe Co
Max Krumbein
Leaders at Junior Chamber Convent Ambition for Peace
John N. Clarke says seventy five percent of Americans would vote for the League of Nations and World Court in a nonpolitical referendum. He warns future wars would devastate civilization and urges business leaders to push peace to avert financial distress. Eugene Lies touts recreation as city forma. Delegates tour the city ending with a Zoo dinner and Tulsa visitors in antique Indian costumes.
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United States
League of Nations
World Court
John N. Clarke
United States Supreme Court
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clarke
Eugene T. Lies
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Chicago
Tulsa
Oklo
Peters Advises Ways To Welcome The Unwelcome Fly
Health Commissioner Dr. William H. Peters warns that warm weather brings the annual summer visit of the house fly. He urges swatting or destroying breeding sites, sealing garbage, and screening markets bakeries and milk plants to keep flies out of homes and sick rooms.
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William H. Peters
Society News
Fly
Judge Eyrich Fines Five Speed Violators
Five speeders were fined and driving rights suspended after arraignment before Judge Eyrich in Traffic Court. Names include John Schuster and James McNew with two week suspensions, Arthur Lauber fined and suspended, and Herbert G. Sheppard and Andrew Heckmyer fined with costs. Robert Michaux was fined for reckless driving. A separate case involved Philip A. Cherry whose parking charge was dismissed after explanation and lack of warning signs.
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Eyrich
John Schuster
Spring Grove Avenue
James McNew
East McMillan Street
Arthur Lauber
Glenway Avenue
Herbert G. Sheppard
West Fourth Street
Andrew Heckmyer
Tower Hill
Robert Michaux
Ashland Avenue
A. C. Buerge
Philip A. Cherry
Cleveland
Cherry
Confesses Slaying of Policeman Bond
A letter allegedly written by Fred Hornaker confesses shooting Policeman William Bond at 918 Richmond Street on April 20 1924 to influence Wesley Belcher’s trial. Belcher’s defense argues the letter is weightless as Nelson Schwab says Belcher’s trial begins Monday.
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William Bond
Richmond Street
Fred. Hornaker
Wesley Belcher
Hornaker
Belcher
Nelson Schwab
Wesley
Schwab
Alice Belcher
Broad Street
Louisville
Nector
Parksville
Bond
Federal Indictments Flag Former Ohio Inmate and Other Civil Actions
Claude Smith of Cincinnati awaits arraignment on a federal indictment for violating the Harrison narcotic act after release from the Ohio State Penitentiary. John L. Price seeks a new trial against Norfolk and Western in a $3,500 verdict. Borderland Coal Sales moves for a new trial in a breach of contract suit with Imperial Coal Sales in Lynchburg. Lawrence Reece, a carnival concession operator, held to the Knoxville grand jury on Mann White Slave Act charges for transporting Lela King.
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United States Court
Claude Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio State Penitentiary
Smith
Hickenlooper
John L. Price
Hel
Portsmouth
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Borderland Coal Sales Company
Imperial Coal Sales Company
Lynchburg
Imperial Company
Thomas M. Gregory Aited
Wrence Reece
Knoxville
Tenn
Reece
Lela King
Carnival Show
Atlanta
Woman's City Club to Discuss Alma Bolte Case with Prosecutor
A committee of the Woman's City Club will confer with Hamilton County Prosecutor Charles S. Bell about the September 1 killing of Alma Bolte, a 3 year old, a charge Reis has not faced. The group met the club's Executive Board and extended the reporting deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Reis
Woman's City Club
Charles S. Bell
Hamilton
Alma Bolte
Reis
Marine officer Knorr named to recruiting post
Lieutenant Louis F. Knorr of Cincinnati, after three years with the United States Marine Corps in Haiti, is transferred to take charge of recruiting. He succeeds Julian H. Frisbie, who moves to the U S Savannah at Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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Louis F. Knorr
Cincinnati
United States Marine Corps
Haiti
Fot
Knorr
Julian H. Frisbie
U.S. S. Savannah
Portsmouth
N. H
City League works on simplified charter for November vote
The Birdless Badlot League of Cincinnati Executive Committee formed a sub committee to redraft a proposed charter for city government. The panel including Murray Seasongood John D Elli and Guy W Mallon will meet with attorney Henk Bentley to finalize a clearer plan on a city manager form with a 21 member council. After approval petitions will be circulated for the November election. The session was held at Mallon and Vordenberg offices in the Union Central Building.
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Badlot League of Cincinnati
Murray Seasongood
John D. Elli
Guy W. Mallon
Henk Bentley
League
Bentley
Cleveland
Mallon & Vordenberg
Union Central
Olympic hopeful Woodring hurt ends Olympic trials bid
Allen Woodring, 1920 200 meter Olympic champion training under Syracuse University coach Tom Keene, pulled a tendon in his leg and said he is definitely out of the Olympic trials.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Allen Woodring
Tom Keene
Syracuse University
Woodring
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