Bail Fixed at 15000 In U S Treason Cases
Judge Hollister set bail at 15000 for Philip Rothenbusch and Arthur Tiedtke after they were arrested for distributing anti draft leaflets. The case drew arguments over whether circulating handbills constitutes treason with prosecutors calling the act aid to the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Socialist Party
Hollister
United States
Philip Rothenbusch
Arthur Tiedtke
Spargo
Germany
Edw. Alexander
Alexander
Rothenbusch
Tiedtke
Edward Bruce
Bruce
Policemen Reinstated After Reprimand Hearings
Safety Director Friedlander reinstated Patrolman Charles F. Beuttel Jr and Sergeant Lafayette Resler after hearings on conduct unbecoming an officer. Beuttel had claimed a scalp wound from Resler, who said he struck in self defense. Both were suspended earlier in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Beuttel, Jr
Lafayette Resler
Friedlander
Beuttel
Resler
United States
Geuttel
Fire damps near miss at Schuler's cafe on Vine Street
Fire broke out in the third floor drying room of Schuler's cafe at 626 Vine Street. Rags used for drying ignited and a still alarm brought fire crews who prevented a larger blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuler
Vine Street
Births Listed for Several Cincinnati Area Families
Birth notices credit Ferdinand and Elizabeth Schletter 322 East Twelfth Street Albert and Anna Hawkins 436 Armory Avenue Emmett and Germina Wilkinson 3121 Wehrman Lawrence and Amerida Buchert 210 West Court William and Mary Doll Park Side Edward and Catherine Harrington 1107 Park Avenue Peter and Barbara Graae 249 Rochelle Henry and Christina Wellinghoff 2170 Selina Edward and Marie Ekardt 1777 Queen City Avenue Girls William and Mary Savers 289 Helen Street George and Amelia Determan 2200 Twentieth Edward and Eva Nagle 2 Martin Charles and Julia Atkins 1097 Gregory Jacob and Elizabeth Frey 2826 Euclid Carl and Anna Karabeuszh 1632 Hamer Street
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Eeys
Ferdinand and
Elizabeth Schletter
East Twelfth Street
O Albert and
Anna Hawkins
Armory Avenue
Emmett and
Germina Wilkinson
Wehrman
Lawrence and
Amerida Buchert
West Court Street
William and
Mary Doll
Park Side Avenue
Edward and
Catherine Harrington
I Park Avenue
Peter and
Barbara Graae
Rochelle
Henry and
Christina Wellinghoff
Selina
Marie Ekardt
Queen City Avenue
William and Mary Savers
Helen Street
George and
Amelia Determan
Twentieth Street
Eva Nagle
Martin Street
Charles and
Julia Atkins
Gregory
Jacob and
Elizabeth Frey
Euclid Avenue
Carl and Anna Karabeuszh
Hamer Street
Jacob Vilcoteny
Maurice Stoller
William Corry
Renckioons
Deer Park
Rose Gallenstein
Harry Boelleke, Jr
Brewster Avenue
Idlewild Syndicate
Fred Bohning, Jr
Mary E. Sparks
Green Township
Louis C. Hopkins
Springfield Township
Ellis Craig
J. Robert
Edith Nelson
Mary Dacey
Norwood
Ella H. Handy
Sarah P. Haven
Eden Avenue
James V. Barnes
Alfred B. Pfau
John F. McFarland
Amelia Arrel
Merchants and Mechanics’ L. & PB. Association
Hartwell
Kate McFarland Et al
Martin C. Glee
Martin F. Heyes
Henry P. Young
Henry Bray
Daniel C. Westerbeck
Florence M. Power
Rosemont Avenue
Price Hill
Taya M. Neuberger
Anna Andrewa
Llewellyn Avenue
Cumphinsville
Martin A. Ankertauer
John M. Neuburger
Mugh McShane
Joseph and
Verona Fbender
Columbia Township
George Bosse
Caroline Bosse
William A. Watson
J. J. Downey
Moore & Moosbrook
Madeira
Susan M. Kohlbrand
Veronica Auer
John Street
David P. Wade
Henry Robert
Amanda K. Glaub
Dumont Street
McCullough
Henry Kenkel
Mary Fox
Kenkel Avenue
Joseph F. Kenkel
Benjamin F. Ehrman
Henry Crouse
Katherine Crouse
East College Hill
Mary I. Pogue
Cincin
Calvin Street
Albert Miller
John E. Thompson
Sycamore Township
Court notes record several local cases and custody ruling
In Judge Buchwalter's court William J. Chester is convicted of burglary for breaking into a Lockland public school. Oscar Kidd is convicted of assault to rob Max Greenwald. On habeas corpus, Judge Wade Cushing grants custody of ten month old Martha L. Moeller to her aunt Florence Moeller. John D. Powell sues Davenport Paper Box Company for 5000 dollars after a workplace assault at 517 Walnut Street. Spangenberg & Spangenberg represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchwalter
William J. Chester
Lockland
Clifford Muller
Simon Ross
Oscar Kidd
Max Greenwald
R. G. Brown
Louis Schneider
Herbert Fr. Moeller
Wade Cushing
Martha L. Moeller
Florence Moeller
Bertha Nell
Morton Road
John D. Powell
Davenport Paper Box Company
Western Wrecking and Construction Company
Walnut Street
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Multiple Property Transfers and Mortgages in Cincinnati District
A long list of real estate transfers and mortgages in Cincinnati area properties. Transactions include parcels in Deer Park Pleasant Ridge and Norwood, with prices listed as 1 dollar in many cases and several larger deeds. Also notes leases for the Rand Hotel and numerous mortgage filings by banks and individuals.
Notable Old Folks of Cincinnati Guessing Prompt
A historic tin-type from 1868 shows a veteran Cincinnati railroad man famed locally. A tale claims President Benjamin Harrison greeted him quietly, saying he was glad to see him still on deck. The Tribune teasers readers to guess his identity before the weekend.
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Cincinnati
Benjamin Harrison
Commercial Tribune
Greise Sues Traction Company for 15000 Damages
Henry J. Greise of Storrs street sues the Cincinnati Traction Company in the Superior Court for 15000 to cover injuries he says he sustained as a passenger on a Lockland car. The crash occurred May 21 at Vine and McMicken streets when a Vine Clifton car struck the Greise vehicle. The suit alleges defective equipment and loss of earning capacity with permanent health damage. Theodore Horstman represents Greise. Two men were killed in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Greise
Storrs Street
Cincinnati Traction Company
Superior Court
Lockland
Ohio Traction Company
Vine and
McMicken Streets
Vine Street
Greise
Theodore Horstman
Spaichs seek divorce amid alleged infidelity and gifts
Pera Spaich sues Priscilla Spaich in Price Hill alleging squandered earnings spent entertaining other men and on May 23 took money and clothing leaving unpaid bills. Marriage occurred in March last. Close & Luebbert represent Pera. A separate action reports James L. Moorhead filing for Edna M. Moorhead for divorce from William Smith, with Daisy Ott restored name.
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Pera Spaich
Priscilla Spaich
Second Avenue
Price Hill
Close & Luebbert
Spaich
Sheriff Schott
James L. Moorhead
Germantown
Edna M. Moorhead
West Fourteenth Street
Jewelry firm sues over balance in Belzoni case
Wallenstein Mayer and Co. filed suit against W B Herrington of Belzoni Mississippi for 1406 dollars as balance due on jewelry goods totaling 3527.15 dollars from November 1912 to December 1915. The firm also attached money and property in Cincinnati claimed to be in the defendant's charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallenstein, Mayer & Co
East Fourth Street
W. Bb. Herrington
Belzoni
Miss
Cincinnati
Teamster Pleads Guilty in Kroger Glass Riot
Frank Hammer of the Teamsters admitted guilt to malicious destruction of property for shooting plate glass windows in a Kroger store during the November strike. Judge Buchwalter fined $200 and sentenced him to thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hammer
Teamsters’ Union
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Teamsters
Buchwalter
Son and heirs file to register title to real estate
J. B. Schroeder among parties involved in registering title to real estate as part of a legal notice. The fragment notes a filing for title registration by son and others.
United States Court Held for Narcotics Hearing Set
Primus Harvey colored was taken into custody Thursday charged with violating the antinarcotic law by dispensing drugs. He will have a hearing before Commissioner Adler June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primus Harvey
Adler
Hamilton man is jailed for mail theft at station
Charles Welch of Hamilton received four months in Dayton Jail after being charged with taking a bag of mail from Hamilton Railway Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Welch
Hamilton
Dayton
Deportation Appeals In Circuit Court Of Appeals
The deportation cases against Lew Loy and Woo John were argued in the Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday. Attorneys Edward W. Gatlift of Williamsburg Kentucky and Edward G. Godman of Chicago were admitted to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Loy
Woo John
Circuit Court of Appeals
Edward W. Gatlift
Williamsburg
Edward G. Godman
Chicago
Depositions Ordered in Denver Estate Dispute
An order was issued Thursday to depose Comptroller of the Currency John S. Williams and Assistant Comptrollers T. P. Kane and W. J. Fowler as part of the evidence in the Denver estate case. Mrs. Lindley of New York seeks to show that $24,400 Irwin Auger Bit Co stock belonged to her mother's estate rather than the Wilmington National Bank, where her brother Matthew R. Denver serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Williams
T. P. Kane
W. J. Fowler
Denver
Barbeau Grain Hulling Machine Company Bankruptcy Schedules
Schedules filed Thursday show liabilities of 13344 and assets of 18513 for the Barbeau Grain Hulling Machine Company. Assets include 10000 value of a patent and 3000 stock on hand. J B Retter serves as Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbeau Grain Hulling Machine Company
J. B. Retter
Suit by Fay Against Building Owner Dismissed
John A. Fay of 467 Grand Avenue sued Albert L. Andrews owner of the Merchants' Building on Sixth Street for 10000 dollars claiming injuries from a broken pipe while shutting off water. The jury took the case from the jury and Judge Hollister dismissed it stating the plaintiff had no case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Fay
Grand Avenue
Albert L. Andrews
Merchants
Sixth Street
Hollister
Fay
Miller Sues Over Wife Injuries From Street Car Crash
William Miller of 385 Carthage pike sues C., C., C. & St. L. Ry Co. and Cincinnati Traction Co. for 5000 dollars claiming loss of his wife Anna Miller's services after she was injured when a street car collided with a train at the Mitchell avenue crossing on June 10 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Carthage Pike
Cincinnati Traction Company
Robertson, Buchwalter & Oppenheimer
Anna Miller
Mitchell Avenue Crossing
Paper Hanger John P. Marshall Declares Bankruptcy
John P. Marshall, a local paper hanger and decorator, filed for bankruptcy on Thursday. He lists debts of 915 dollars and reports no assets to cover claims.
Man Pleads Guilty in Child's Death on Liberty Street
Oran Litchfield pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the February 2 death of Charlotte McDaniel, a child struck by the auto truck he operated on Liberty Street. Judge Buchwalter imposed a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Litchfield
Charlotte McDaniel
Liberty Street
Buchwalter
Organization of Jobbers to Be Formed Soon
First steps in forming a new jobbers organization were taken in Cincinnati in the offices of the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men. A temporary group for dry goods nations and men's furnishings jobbers was created to curb abuses and promote efficiency. Sig Wise of Meyer Wise & Kkaichen chairs, John L. Richey serves as secretary, with plans to canvass the trade for members and form a permanent body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Sig Wise
Meyer, Wise & Kkaichen
John L. Richey
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court and Superior Court with docket numbers and parties. Actions include damages, divorce, foreclosure, and injunctions across several firms such as Wallenstein Mayer Co and Robertson Buchwalter Oppenheimer, plus a land registration entry.
School Teacher Miss Ella Brite Case Continued
Miss Ella Brite a Woodward High School teacher was arrested for jaywalking at Fifth and Walnut streets by Traffic Officer George Burt. She failed to appear in Municipal Court and a capias was issued but rescinded after her attorney explained the delay. The case was continued to Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella B. Brite
Woodward High School
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
George Burt
Spiegel
Miss Brite
Property Transfers and Sums From Local Listings
A series of transfers and sums recorded include Luella Leininger to John J Line for 590 dollars Mary A Dudley to Glendale S A for 750 dollars Philip Retzner to West Street B A No 15 for 1 000 dollars Thomas E Walker to College Hill L B Co for 1 100 dollars Chris M Burkholz to Republic L 8 B Co for 2 500 dollars Shirley E Haruot to Congress wi Be the 6 000 dollars Same to Clara and IT Rosenthal 1 380 dollars Alice Sargent to Edward B Reemelin Henry Crouse to Southern Ohio bk T Co for 800 dollars Loyal D Bradt to German American L 8 IB Co for 1 000 dollars
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A. Te Grueter
Cabinet _L. & RB. Co
Milton C. Rippey
Fulton B. & S. A. No. 4
Reade FE. Wallace
Newport National Bank
Maar Altmaier
Volunteer L. & B. Co
Jacob Mehr
South Side IL. & RB. Co
Citizens’ B. & Ss. Co
Joseph A. Springer
David H. Scott
Ra C. Cramer
the Fair Company
Lucy V. Townley
Liberal L. & B. Co
Lizetta M. Pahls
Antonio Homell. & B. Co
John A. Ackerman
Provident Savings B. & T. Co
Ae Keenan
West Liberty B
Joseph Bender
Mary L. Bramble
Veronica Auer
Foundation. & B.co
Amanda .K. Glaub
Westlichtz Stern 1. A
J. J. Downey
Schuetzen B. & L. Co
Charles F. Schneider, Jr
Republic B. & B. Co
Shirley E. Harruot
Court Street Market B. & L. Co
William (. Gether
Pietro Catanzaro
Unity L. & B. Co
James W. Shannon
Aaron D
Blackwell
Gilt Edge BR
Clara
Rosenthal
Alice Sargent
Edward B. Reemelin
Henry Crouse
Southern Ohio
Loyal D. Bradt
Millinery Store Moves to 28 West Seventh Street
Harry Appel will open a new millinery establishment on July 1 at 28 West Seventh Street renting the ground floor from Oskamp Notling Co for three years at 300 dollars monthly. Appel previously ran a shop at 312 West Fourth Street for ten years. Frederick A. Schmidt & Co. brokered the deal. Edwin MecBirney via James G. Cooper sold a 53 1/4 acre farm on Compton road Mt Healthy to E P Waldman for 5000 dollars. Schmidt & Co. also sold at public auction the corner lot at Pearl and Broadway to John Doyle and Charles Naegelen for 11000 dollars.
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Simon Krug
Nick Pulos
Stive Zonas
State Avenue
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Gustav Hermann
Madison Place
Samuel D. Cooper
William C. Getker
Feldman and
Globe Avenues
Norwood
James Farley
Fred Doerr
Charles M. Steele
College Hill
Michael Mall
Aaron D. Blackwell
Fifteenth Street
Elm
Plum
Second National Bank
Frank A
Birdie M. Heizer
Henry J. Schulte
Deer Park
Albert Sunderbruch
Josph
Bertha Rolan
Jefferson Avenue
Corryville
Emma A. Sanders
Gregor Roth
Hudson Avenue
Duckcreek Road
Ruth McBirney
Elizabeth Waldman
Springfield Township
Grace G. Hoffman
Moses Vigransky
Harriet Street
Richmond Street
Kate Gordon
Barstow
The
North College Hill Reality Company
Alvin J. Sadler
Ohio ‘Land & Improvement Company
North College Hill
North College Hill Realty Company
Ohio Land & Improvement Company
John J. Crowe
Edwards
Bridget Ottis
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Herman Rottman
Oscar F. Reed
Bosinger & Hopkins
Harry H. Lemmon
William Rohknert
Miamitown
William Bohnert
John G. Schultheien
John D. Berger
Aprones Street
Cumminsville
Harry Appel
West Seventh Street
Oskamp, Notling Company
Appel
West Fourth Street
Frederick A. Schmidt & Co
Edwin MecBirney
James G. Cooper
Compton Road
Mt. Healthy
E. P. Waldman
Pearl and
Broadway
John Doyle
Charles Naegelen
Rail executives urged to unite under national rail system
W. J. Harahan president of the Seaboard Air Line Railway is named chairman of the Southeastern Department of the War Board He appeals to southern railroads to drop competition and run their lines as part of a single national transcontinental system under Railroad War Board direction for the government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harahan
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Southeastern Department of the War Board
South
Railroad War Board
Railroads Propose Uniform Car Loading to Aid War Effort
A five member committee from major trunk lines plans visits to state railroad commissions to inform authorities about wartime rail activity. They seek a uniform system requiring receivers and shippers to load freight cars to full capacity and release them promptly to boost car supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
South
Passenger Office Consolidation Sparks Cincinnati Anxiety
The committee of local passenger representatives for Middle West and Western lines has not framed a plan or report on consolidating ticket offices in large cities including Cincinnati. The agitation causes city anxiety as Baltimore originated ideas and a Chicago meeting this month of passenger associations is expected to outline and decide the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West and Western Lines
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Chicago
Director of Public Service
City Hall
Oho
Baltimore Avenue
Carll Street
Yoast Avenue
Department of Public Service
Chas. F. Hornberger
Public Service
New Southern Railway Offices Open in Key Cities
The Southern Railway System freight claim department opens new offices in Chattanooga, Chicago, Charlotte, N C, Atlanta, New Orleans and Louisville. George Greaves is named Cincinnati representative and P G Cropper takes Louisville post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Railway System
Chattanooga
Charlotte
N. C
Atlanta
New Orleans
Louisville
George Greaves
Cincinnati
P. G. Cropper
Five Made Subfiremen and Subpatrolman Named
Safety Director Friedlander announced the appointment of five subfiremen and one subpatrolman. Subfiremen named Frank Schmalz Albert Schoenig Joseph B Bruns Walter L Radina and Joseph Soloman with Soloman reinstated. Subpatrolman Layton Studt was created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedlander
Frank Schmalz
York Street
Albert Schoenig
Wilstach Street
Joseph B. Bruns
Linn Street
Walter L. Radina
Joseph Soloman
Layton Studt
Sycamore Street
New Professor Battle Honored by The Alcalde
Prof William James Battle named chair of Greek at the University of Cincinnati with high praise from The Alcalde The University of Texas magazine It notes Battle was the faculty choice for UT presidency and withdrew amid political opposition by state politicians Rotating through faculty politics and national appointments in academia are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Battle
University of Cincinnati
Alcalde
University of Texas
Dr. Battle
Battle
Mezes
College of
City of
New York
Janitor Wallace Arrest Warrant Sought by Neighbor
Dorothy Shawhan of 231 East Fourth Street swore to a warrant for the arrest of George Wallace janitor of her building. She says at 2 AM Thursday he knocked, she refused entry, and he drew a knife threatening her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Shawhan
East Fourth Street
George Wallace
Miss Shawhan
Wallace
Why Not a Few Weeks on a Western Ranch This Summer
Promotional note from E. L. Langstadt of the Cincinnati based railroad offering ranch vacations in Wyoming. It touts wholesome ranch life for boarders, saddle horses, guided activities, and prepared meals, and proposes planning and arranging trips for rest and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
E. L. Langstadt
Union Trust Bldg
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Home B. & IL. Co
Herry Stover
Same
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J. Leo Grueter
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Harry H. Friedman
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William Smith
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Courtney
Cincinnati Traction Co
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Alcorn& Alcorn
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Edward F. Schoening
Clogs & Luebbert
B. H. Kroger
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Co
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Michael G. Heintz
Armena Epps
D. Frank Epps
A. Lee Beaty
Davenport Paper Box Co
A. Spangenberg
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Henry J. Griese
Theo. Horstmann
Emma Niehaus
Christopher Gib
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