Burns faces three year term after Detroit record found
David A Burns 25 of 3433 Colerain Ave formerly Detroit pleaded guilty to forging a $15 check. Judge Ryan learned of Burns eighteen Detroit arrests and sentenced him to three years in the Ohio Penitentiary. Other defendants received prison terms or sentences ranging from reformatories to fines in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A
Red) Burns
Colerain Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Ralph Tooker
Ryan
Criminal Court
Ohio
Burns
Ninth
Race Streets
Mr. Tooker
Cincinnati
Law Library Association Holds Annual Election
The Cincinnati Law Library Association held its seventy eighth annual meeting at the courthouse. Trustees John B. Healy and Simeon M. Johnson were re elected for three years Oscar Stoehr was re elected clerk. At the trustees meeting Jud son Harmon was re elected President John C Healy Vice President and Fred W Hinkle Treasurer. Librarian Edwin Gholson reported the library now holds over 56000 volumes up from 20000 volumes twenty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Law Library Association
John B. Healy
Simeon M. Johnson
Oscar Stoehr
Judson Harmon
John C. Healy
Fred W. Hinkle
Edwin Gholson
Wellington trust invalidated by court ruling
Judge Hurley of the Common Pleas Court declared the R N Wellington trust invalid yesterday. The will left about 150000 dollars to be held in trust for Mrs Annie E Wellington for life with 3000 dollars yearly to her, and the remainder to sons Richard H and Arthur S. Mrs Wellington's refusal to claim her one third prompted the trustee Union Trust Company to seek a ruling. The judge held her action broke the will terms and destroyed the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N.wellington
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Wellington
Annie E. Wellington
Richard H
Arthur S. Wellington
Union
Downing to plead guilty in Mrs Williams death
John Downing 37 of 9 Armory avenue will plead guilty to a first degree murder indictment before Judge Ryan in Criminal Court. Prosecutors and defense said the move aims to avoid a jury trial after Downing confessed to choking Mrs Allen Williams during a May 16 robbery in Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downing
Armory Avenue
Ryan
Criminal Court
Charles S. Bell
Dudley M. Outceast
Downing
Allen Williams
Bromley
Vaughn Road
Price Hill
Suspected manslaughter case ends in suspended term
Fred Johnson, 32, of 908 Kenyon Street, received a one year suspended sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter. He was charged in the April 15, 1923, death of Harry Hoffman, 48, of 1714 State Avenue, struck while Hoffman walked along the sidewalk near 1923 State Avenue. The prior jury deadlocked, leading to a discharge on May 31, 1924. Johnson contended he was driving when his car hit the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Carter
Ashland Avenue
Ohio
Ryan
William Johnson
George Allen
West Eighth Street
Carrie Harris
Linn Street
William Moss
Hathaway Street
Raymond Norwood
Knoxville
Tenn
Norwood
Enrico Caproni
Court Street
Herbert Johnson
Fay & Egan Company
Nelson Martin
York Street
Newport
Elsie Martin
Martin
Indianapolis
Co. B. Brazeal
Fred Johnson
Kenyon Street
F.l L. Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Johnson
Harry Hoffman
State Avenue
Hoffman
Albert Weinstein
Bus line owner sued for $20000 injuries in Ohio court
Nettie Kramer files in Common Pleas Court alleging Henry H. Staley, owner of a Norwood Loveland bus line, caused severe injuries on July 24, 1924 when a jerky start threw her to the floor. She claims a fractured left hip and a neck bone, plus bruises, and four months bedrest with two months in a plaster cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Staley
Norwood
Loveland
Common Pleas Court
Nettie Kramer
Remus Associates Seek to Dodge Terms in Habeas Case
Five former associates of George Remus and Remus himself filed habeas corpus petitions in U S District Court seeking to avoid jail terms imposed by Judge Peck in May 1922. Judge Hickenlooper held hearings and asked briefs, with potential fines of 5000 dollars each under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Remus
Peck
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Harry Brown
Detroit
Charles Wissman
Westwood Avenue
George Conners
George Dater
John Gehrum
Queen City Avenue
Remus
Death Valley Farm
Atlanta
Court Notes Major Actions In Several Civil Matters
Judge Hickenlooper denied a motion to dismiss the infringe ment suit by B G Sandwich Shops of Kansas City against Sandwich Shops Company of Columbus Ohio unless the Columbus firm changes its name. Taft Jr represented B G. Covington attorney Pearl Hall appeared for the Columbus firm. The court also handled a new Erie bankruptcy matter and injunction against The American store owner Jacob Heines over B V D trademark ads. Louis Ostrow of the Ostrow brothers pled guilty to a prohibition conspiracy charge and faced three months in Miami County Jail. An assessment of 20 percent was ordered on Ironton Brewing Company stock subscribers to pay creditor claims and bankruptcy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sandwich Shops Company
Columbus
B-G Sandwich Shops
Kansas City
Hickenlooper
Columbus Company
Columbus Comany
Charles P. Taft Jr
B-G
Pany Vo Attorneys
Pearl Hall
Covingay
Erie
Columbia Bank and Savings Company
Jacob Heines
Men’s Furnishings
Broadway
the American
B. D
Underwear Manufacturers
We Comany
Louis Ostrow
Wade Street
Miami County
Louis Ostrov
Sl Cenes Avenue
Samuel
Meyer Ostrov
Ironton Brewing Company
The
Court Products Company of
Ironton, C
H. M .Edwards
Prisoner arraigned in church minister shooting case
Charles E. Pierce faced arraignment before Police Judge Charles L Zer in Cleveland on charges of shooting with intent to kill at the home of Rev. William C Hicks last February. Bond set at 500 dollars, Pierce hospitalized after collapsing as detectives hunted a second man linked to the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Charles E. Pierce
Charles L. Selzer
William C. Hicks
Pierce
Hicks
Albert Sidney Gregg
Fred Palmer, Jr
Berea
Prize Offered for Capture of Sultan Raya
Governor Johnson of Lanao Province authorized a $250 prize for the capture of Sultan Raya, Moro outlaw, who has hid in the mountains since escaping a fortress under Lanao constabulary fire. Governor General Wood aims to avoid further bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wood
Johnson
Lanao Province
Sultan Raya
Completion of New Pennsylvania Freight Terminal Spawns Passenger Station Prospects
Survey shows Court Street Yard and Deer Creek commons offer space for a Union passenger terminal adjacent to the Pennsylvania Railroad yard in Cincinnati. The new Court Street freight station features modern floating sheds, four tracks, island platforms, an automobile platform, a twenty five ton electric crane, electric scales, and marble finished offices with a rest and lunch room for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Union
Court Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Deer Creek Commons
Cincinnati
Elsinore Avenue
Elsinore
Deer Creek
Pennsylvania Railway
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railway
Norfolk & Western Railway
Elsinore Street
Norfolk & Western
Lebanon
Eggleston Avenue
Third University of Cincinnati Homecoming Week Opens
The University of Cincinnati marks a busy homecoming week starting with the baccalaureate service in McMicken Auditorium led by Rev John Howard Melish. About 12 9900 graduates and friends are to attend events including class activities, memory lane buildings, exhibitions, and the annual alumni baseball game with the News Bearcat trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Memory Lane
McMicken Auditorium
John Howard Melish
Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oscar Wilde
Moe
James Gamble Nippert
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Paul H. Herman
Frederick C. Hicks
Hicks
College of Medicine
Law School
A. C. Bachmeyer
Sanford Brown
the News
Bearcat
Boyd B. Chambers
Emer Auditorium
Student Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Yard detectives study Russian to trace threats in London
Scotland Yard officers assigned to learn Russian to better monitor Russian language gatherings. Threatening letters have targeted Soviet representatives and ex Grand Duke Michael in Regent Park, prompting round the clock protection and heightened vigilance across Russian communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Yard
Michael
Cambridge Gate
Regent Park
City seeks state rehearing on gas rate changes
Cincinnati files for a rehearing with the Public Utilities Commission to strike from the files the Union Gas and Electric Company rate schedules effective June 1. The city argues Supreme Court precedent from 1918 shows the commission lacks jurisdiction over the rate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
City of Cincinnati
Public Utilities Commission
Union Gas and Electric Company
Supreme Court
Commission
Kasson Named VP GM of Cram's Services Detroit
Colonel Kasson of the automobile trade is appointed Vice President and General Manager at Cram's Services Detroit. He brings fourteen years in key production sales and executive roles in the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasson
CRAM
Rutgers
Detroit
Burnett Promoted to Chief Construction Engineer of Big Four
W S Burnett named chief construction engineer of the Big Four Railroad with Cincinnati headquarters. He joined the railroad in 1906 as assistant engineer and led Cincinnati Dayton line rebuilding after the 1913 flood. He will oversee construction across divisions and take office June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
W. S. Burnett
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati
E. H. Banker
H. A. Worcester
Purnett
Dayton
Cincinnati and Sandusky
Springfield
Burnett
Cincinnati Northern
Evansville
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Banker
Hadley Baldwin
Richardson
Radio craze brings cigar box sized sets to seasides
Berlin reports a new radio fad as compact portable sets the size of a small cigar box become popular at seaside resorts. The tiny outfits are sweeping the market as radios captivate civilised coastal crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
King and Queen Captivated by Radio at Windsor
London June 6 The King and Queen, en route to Windsor for three weeks of Ascot season, are using a six tube radio set in a mahogany cabinet with ebony panels. The royal household electrician maintains operation while George often operates it himself. The set will be returned to Buckingham Palace after Windsor's season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Windsor Castle
King George
Queen Mary
Windsor
Ascot
George
Royal Household
Buckingham Palace
Royal
Europe
Sixty Seven Graduate From Cincinnati Playground Institute
Sixty seven students received certificates for completing the Playground Institute course held Saturdays for two months at the University of Cincinnati. Graduates will be recommended for summer work in parks and playgrounds. Edward D. Roberts urged responsible, intelligent play for children. Louis A. Pechstein distributed the certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground Institute
University of Cincinnati
Edward D. Roberts
Louis A. Pechstein
University College of Education
Foreman struck with iron bar at construction site
Ben Calmon, foreman for Schostak Construction, says James Drake assaulted him with an iron bar after a dispute over a misplaced law and unpaid wages. Calmon's right arm was fractured at Clinton Springs and Mitchell Aves during work on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Calmon
Larona Avenue
Schostak Construction Company
James Drake
Kenyon Avenue
Linn
Baymiller
Calmon
Clifford Chatfield
Clinton Springs
Mitchell Avenues
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LAW Library Association
R. N. Wellington Trusts Fund
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Aew
Parnas Freight Ho Court
la Silbert Avenue
U. C
Woodland
Sanior Brown
Daniel Lawrence
Lawrence
McMicken College of Liberal Arts
Ralph R. Caldwell
Alumnul Association
Quick Watson
Pony
W.S. Burnett
Iron Bar
Foreman
Rach Main
Palm Beach Suits
Palm Beach
McAlpin
West
McAlpin’s
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