Royal Time Is Assured For Circulation Managers
The fifteenth annual convention of the International Circulation Managers Association will open June 10 in Cincinnati and run through June 12. The local committee led by Harry Motz and others prepared entertainment and a pocket directory to guide visitors. Women will attend. a Cincinnati women’s reception committee will host guests. Highlights include a river trip, zoo visit, Island excursion, and a baseball game on June 12 between Boston and Cincinnati. The Linton Hotel will host opening proceedings with reports and Round Table talks. Notables including Governor Cox and railway officials are expected to speak during sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Harry EB. First
0. H. Mots
F. H. Saxton
M. Levy
Cinire
Cincinnati
C. H. Motz
Frances M. Saxton
H. B
J. A. Sherlin
George Fries
R. T. Spalding
Margo Creek
Sadie Levy
Chester Park
Ohio River
Boston
Linton Hotel
Round Table
Governor Cox
General Burleson
Clyde M
Messrs
Th the
Yin
The
Enquirer
Scott Scial-Tribune
Garre
Convention Papers Show Finest Cincinnati News Book
The session will be followed by reading papers and Thursday includes a debate between afternoon and morning managers on why each paper serves the public best. The committee presented a handsome program, a large book of news about the Queen City printed on fine paper.
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Times-Star
Brown
The
Post
Court of Appeals Revises Bond Case Against Roths
The Court of Appeals overturns a lower ruling in the estate dispute of Theresa Ausbach. It orders the Roths to pay $2,777 on a bond signed as surety for John G Fehr, executor of Ausbachs estate, holding no action lies against the Roths as they did not sign the bond and the suit against administrators must be brought within one year of the action arising. Attorneys Kaufman Cash Dorger for Roths. Reeves Cogan Williams Ragland for Hummel.
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Court of Appeals
Joseph Hummel
Theresa Ausbach
John G. Roth
Roths
Roth
John G. Fehr
Theresa Aulbach
Co of Appeals
H. P. Kaufman
Denis F. Cash
FB. J. Dorger
Rother A
Reeves and Cogan
Willams & Ragland
Hummel
Indorsers Agree to Settle Five Thousand Three Hundred Dollar Note
On application by Omery Lattamer State Superintendent of the defunct Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company Judge Geoghegan sanctioned acceptance of 507 from A G Turnipseed Nelson B Cramer and William H Wilson in settlement of a 5300 59 note to the bank with Turnipseed Gramer and Wilson as indorsers. Lattamer noted Mathes had previously agreed to take 1250. Attorney Sendford Headley and former Superintendent Mathes supported the settlement. Mosier Guardianship Upheld Judge Geoghegan sustained Probate Judge Lueders appointment of guardian for 5after Mosier finding mental illness prevented handling affairs and no wrongful motive by his mother Elizabeth Mosier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omery Lattamer
Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company
Geoghegan
A. G
Elizabeth Mosier
Estate inventory lists Lucien H. Fletcher assets totals
The listing shows a total property value of 99028.44 with real estate valued at 3638 775, 166 shares of Little Miami Railroad stock, 17077 Cincinnati Gas and Electric stock, 5180 cash found in the house, 3880, and 3700 cash in a safety deposit box, totaling the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien H. Fletcher
Little Miami Railroad
Cincinnati Gag and Electric Company
Suit Tests Surplus Sheep Fund For Humane Societies
Prosecutor Pogue filed in Common Pleas Court to test the law directing any surplus remaining in the sheep fund after paying farmers for stray dog killed sheep to go to the Ohio Humane Society and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. County Commissioners, County Auditor Edmondson, and County Treasurer named as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pogue
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Humane Society
The
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Edmondson
Judgment Against Burkhold in Fifty Acre Cincinnati Warer Property
Judge Geoghegan entered a judgment and order of sale for 319 044.17 against Henry Burkhold and his wife on a note and mortgage of fifty acres of land located on the Cincinnati and Wooster pike. Attorney Frank H. Kunkel moved the case, in favor of H. H. Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhold
Geoghegan
Henry Burkhold
Cincinnati
Wooster Pike
Frank H. Kunkel
H. H. Hoffman
Oswald Sues Van Leun for 10000 Damages
Lena Oswald files in Common Pleas Court against Paul Van Leun alleging negligence on March 8 near Race and Findlay streets. She claims his car ran onto the sidewalk, struck her, fracturing her left hip and causing eight weeks in hospital with ongoing incapacity to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Oswald
Paul van Leunen
Common Pleas Court
Race Street
Findlay Street
van Leunen
Charges Husband I Miserly
Ida M. Packer petitions for alimony from William H. Packer claiming extreme stinginess endangers their child’s food supply and that he has threatened her with bodily harm using a cane. She left him fearing possible death. They married in December 1896. Judge Warner forbids him from disposing of money held in City Hall Bank and the Hyde Park Buildings and Loan Company pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Packer
William H. Packer
Packer
Warner
City Hall Bank
Hyde Park Buildings and Loan Company
Ross Divorce Suit Seeks Custody and Alimony
Pdith Ross sues Edward Ross for divorce alleging frequent beatings and cruelty and seeks custody of their child and alimony. They married in February 1906 and Ross currently resides at 687 Maple Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio.
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Ross
Pdith Ross
Edward Ross
Maple Avenue
Hamilton
Husband Denies Divorce Claims in Alimony Suit
Albert Joseph Blevin filed his answer to Caroline Blevin's divorce and alimony suit. He denies her charges and says she works in a grocery against his protest, drinks heavily, associates with Dody Novac the prize fighter, and threatens to kill him with a revolver she always carries.
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Dody Novac
Albert Joseph Blevin
Caroline
Husband Blamed by Wife in Divorce Suit Over Nonconsummation
In response to Frederick Keane a 56 year old carpenter's divorce suit, his wife Augusta states he owns 3970 Hillside Avenue and other real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Keane
Carpenter
Augusta
Hillside Avenue
Five Broken Ribs Case In Norwood Suit
Ulick J. Kane sues Mrs. Agatha Ackermann for 5000 dollars claiming negligence after injuries from a hole in the cellar at 4911 Main Avenue Norwood where he was working on the contractor’s site. He says lack of warning and no lighting caused the fall and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulick J. Kane
Agatha Ackermann
Gardener Alleges Rough Treatment Suit Filed
Leonard Stadtmiller a truck gardener sues Michael Teufel a fellow truck gardener for three thousand dollars in damages alleging he was attacked at Baumer's place on Liston Avenue last Monday Teufel beat his face and head struck him with a chair knocked him down and broke two fingers of his right hand keeping Stadtmiller from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Stadtmiller
Michael Teufel
Baumer
Liston Avenue
Teufel
Woman sues over garage accident causing permanent injury
Sadie Tennebaum sues United Automobile Clearing House Co and officers for 25000 in personal injuries claiming a careless backing from a garage on May 2 at 324 West Court Street broke her back. She is two years old and will always be permanently affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Tennebaum
United Automobile Clearing House Company
West Court Street
Ile
Miss Tennelbaum
Two Blame Crane for Injuries Lawsuits Filed
Robert Mangrom sues Laidlaw Dunn Gorrdon Company for 5000 damages after a crane dropped a heavy steel plate injuring his left leg on January 21 while workers operated the crane. George Riffe sues for 1500 damages after a similar March incident that fractured his right elbow when an iron plate slid from the crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mangrom
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
George Riffe
Prohibition Sought to Halt Ohio Judge in Divorce Case
Joseph B. Obermeyre former Clerk of the Ohio Supreme Court filed a petition in the Court of Appeals seeking a writ of prohibition to stop Judge May from granting his wife Annie Obermeyre a divorce, alimony and child custody on an amended petition. May promised no answer unless amended, Obermeyre argues no appeal exists from a divorce decree once issued, and the Appellate Court doubts its power to grant the writ. Attorney W A Hicks argues the new constitution grants appellate authority though no statute defines the process. The court delayed ruling pending advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Obermeyre
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
May
Annie Obermeyre
Obermeyre
Obermeyra
Mre. Coermeyre
W. A. Hicks
Foster Renews $81,000 Fight Against Gorman and Dudley
Louis W. Foster, broker, renews his claim for $81,000 owed for services as manager of the O'Dell Stock Company in 1907. He alleges Gorman and Dudley received and kept $510,000 in profits between September and October 1907 and refuses to pay him $61,000 due under his contract, seeking damages and an accounting. Attorneys listed include Charles W. Baker Victor Haintz and Albert H. Morrill.
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Foster
Gorman
Dudley
Charles W. Baker
Victor Haintz
Albert H. Morrill
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A flood of cases filed in Common Pleas No. 153,786 to 168, etc includes Harry H. Lanten vs Alma A ee for damages and injunctions. Lane Oswald v Paul V. Leunen for $30,000. Virginia Kentucky Fuel Co. vs A. S. Nowlin foreclosure. F. C. St. Ry Co damages and liquor tax disputes. numerous others involve damages, foreclosures, alimony, and injunctions in this docket.
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Common Pleas Court
Harry H. Lanten
Alma A.ee
Isi. Lane
Oswald Va
Bere Ferg
Eliliam F. Cha
Wlliam A
Booneye
P. Neila
Beard and Lodging
William F
Badle We Tennenbaum
Ick J
Jeonard Stalesnitier
Michael Teufal
Herman
Henry G. Hauck
Jemina Allen
City of
Cincinnati
Powell & Smiley
A. R
Charges Against Middletown Receiver for Mismanagement
The Buckeye Wheel Company sues H. H. Haines as receiver of the New Decatur Buggy Company in Middletown to recover 1956 for supplies. It alleges improper borrowing, a large debt, and unequal creditor payments. The suit seeks a full report and accountability for excess payments and possible refunds. Attorneys Pogue Hoffheimer & Pogue and H. B. Mackay represent Buckeye.
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Middletown
H. H. Haines
New Decatur Buggy Company
Buckeye Wheel Company
United States
Buckeye Company
Haines
New Decatur Company
Pogue, Hoffheimer & Pogue
H. B. Mackay
Discharges in Bankruptcy Granted by Judge Hollister
Discharges in bankruptcy were granted yesterday by Judge Hollister to Walter J Wills of Miamisburg Susanna Snell of Tippecanoe City John C Jenkins of Cincinnati L B Frank of Daren R Smith of Greenville Louis Rosenzo of Cincinnati Jacob Friedlander of Dayton George B Lee and Mary E Lee of Piqua and William Schwartz.
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Hollister
Walter J.wills
Miamisburg
Susanna Snell
Tippecanse City
John C. Jenkins
Cincinnati
L. B Frank
Daren R. Smith
Greenville
Louis Rosenzo
Jacob Friedlander
Dayton
George B. Lee
Mary E. Lee
Piqua
William Schwartz
Sullivans Seek New Trial Over Jury Prejudice
Counsel Robert J. Sullivan and Norma Sullivan contend the jury showed prejudice and passiveness in the case and seek a new trial based on these alleged faults.
Splendid Suit Offer At Ridiculously Low Price
A retailer advertises high class model suits bought at low prices, promising customers a chance to purchase first quality garments at very affordable figures.
White Duck Trousers Priced at $1.19 and $1.48
Well dressed men keep White Duck Trousers in their wardrobes. They are cool comfortable and in good taste at all times.
Davises win damages in Smyrna runaway suit case
Trial recaps Henry Gregory Davis and wife and son against the Sullivans for injuries from a runaway car. Jury awards 6025 to Mrs. Davis and her boy. New evidence claims and rulings alleged. U.S. brewery verdicts note Ridley Tomkins sues Brewery for 3766 after roof fall. Bettman-Johnsen demurrer sustained in Murphy Hill suit. no cause of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gregory Davis
Smyrna Tepn
Hollister
Sé¢ebach Brewing Company
Ridley Tomkins
Tomkins
Middletown
Murphy Hill
Bettman-Johnsen Company
Hill
Bankruptcy proceedings list creditor claims in Ohio Motor Car case
In the Ohio Motor Car Company bankruptcy, creditors filed claims: National Carbon Company $3203, Interstate Foundry Company $752, Cleveland Company $8, Aluminum Company $117. Rain Bentley & Mente and LXC r Willig G. Durrell were appointed receiver for Bernard H Cohen’s Fashion Cloak and Suit Company estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Motor Car Company
Terkruptcy
National Carbon Company
Toterstate Foundry Company
Cleveland Company
Aluminum Ae Ir.gs Company
Rain Bentley & Mente
LXC
Willig G. Durrell
Bernard H Cohen
Fashion Cloak and Suit Company
Black Hand Letter Demanded Ransom From President
Giuseppe Pomaro, 35, arrested in Youngstown by U S Secret Service for sending a black hand letter to President Wilson demanding 35000. He allegedly confessed, claiming he wanted the money. Authorities say the group operates from New York to Pittsburgh, New Castle, East Youngstown and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Guiseppe Pomaro
Washer
United States Secret Service
Evident Wilson
Trig
Pomaro
New York
Pittsburg
New Castle
Tuberculosis Cases Noted In Local Obituaries And Records
Fragmentary entries list names such as Boyd Wunder aged 61 of Pullan Street and Mary Waffenschmidt with tuberculosis notes. Other lines mention John Wior d Corah 66 city tubercu losis and 50 year old person at 760 West Cres with AMS.
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Sheep Fund Law
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Hawke
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