Communist Party Platform Endorses Bolshevik Ideas
Testimony in Judge Gusweiler's court links the Communist Labor party of America to Bolshevik Russia as George C. Cummerow, a DOJ agent, outlines convention influence by John Reed. The proceeding details attendees, leadership moves, and tensions with the American Legion amid related defection and union activity.
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Bentley Post
American Legion
Communist Labor Party of America
Russia
Frank R. Gusweiler
Colonel Colston
the Legion
George C. Cummerow
Department of Justice
Cummerow
Chicago
Communist Labor Party
John Reed
New York
Moscow
Reed
Suit Over $200000 Stock In Trust Reopened In Court
John F Robinson the circus owner asks Judge Robert S Marx to settle possession and beneficial interest in stock worth 200000 dollars. He says he transferred the stock to his first wife who died without a will in 1889, leaving a claim that she would return it. After Pearl Robinson Lamkin died in 1918 the case was revived against her estate’s executor. Defendants include United States Playing Card Company United States Printing and Lithographing Company and W B Oglesby Paper Company.
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Haywood
William Haywood
United States Court
Court of Appeals
Alton P. Sopher
Ft. Leavenworth
Communist’ Labor Party
Joseph W. Shorts
W. Fahnestock
American Legion
Centralia
Fahnrestock
Shorts
Colston
Fahnestock
Gusweiler
Bentley Post
Fahenstock
Vine
State Organization of the American Legion
Charles Sawyer
John C. Dempsey
John B. Hollister
Poland
Robert S. Marx
John F. Robinson
Pearl Robinson Lamkin
United States Playing Card Company
United States Printing and Lithographing Company
W. B. Oglesby Paper Company
Judges uphold Gusweiler fe e in Kolb estate settlement
Judges Hamilton Cushing and Richards of the Court of Appeals affirmed Judge William H. Lueders and Judge Otway J. Cos grave in granting Judge Frank R. Gusweiler an 8000 dollar fee for handling the Joseph Kolb estate. The reduction followed Cynthia Kolb’s settlement to end the long probate dispute. A protest was filed by Josephine Schell claiming an agreement to delay settlement until attorney Harry Klein was mustered out of service.
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Hamilton, Cushing and Richards
Court of Appeals
William H. Lueders
Otway J. Cosgrave
Frank R. Gusweiler
Joseph Kolb
Cynthia Kolb
Gusweiler
Josephine Schell
Harry Klein
United States Service
Divorce Petitions Refer to Multiple Separations in El Paso
Mark Hor ace seeks divorce from Elsie Walsh English who had a living husband when she wed him in El Paso Texas in October 1917. Others include Kate Borges from John Borges Oscar P Day from Margaret Day Lulu Steigs from Clarence Steigs William B Griese from Mathilda Griese and Catherine M Clark seeking divorce from George W Clark in a cross petition.
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Mark Horace
Kinglish
Elsie Walsh English
el Paso
Tex
Kate Borges
John Borges
Oscar P. Day
Margaret D
Day
Richmond Street
Lulu Steigs
Clarence Steigs
West Seventh Street
William B. Griese
Mathilda Griese
Catherine M. Clark
George W. Clark
Elizabeth Mars Settles Mother's Death Claim Against Railroad
Elizabeth Mars of 3317 Ibsen Avenue, daughter of Anna Mara, settled a claim against the B&O railroad for $500 after her mother Mrs. Mara, struck by a train in the Oakley yards on May 5, dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mars
Ibsen Avenue
Anna Mara
B. & O.S. W.railroad
Will of jurist leaves estate to widow as executrix
The will of Caleb Bentley Matthews leaves his $2 500 estate to his widow May A. R. Matthews of Maplewood and Kinsey avenues who is named executrix. The joint wills of James Murdock Jr of 382 Grand avenue and Susan P. Murdock were filed for probate yesterday. Since Mrs Murdock died first the entire $3 000 estate goes to her husband.
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Caleb Bentley Matthews
May A. R. Matthews
Maplewood
Kinsey Avenues
James Murdock, Jr
Grand Avenue
Susan P. Murdock
Emmig Awarded 1360.61 in Note Suit
A jury in Judge Ho ward T. Dixon’s court awarded Robert D. Emmig 1360.61 from J. W. Montgomery for an unpaid promissory note. The verdict follows a civil suit filed over the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmig
Howard T. Dixon
Robert D. Emmig
J. W. Montgomery
Mystery Surrounds Multiple Husbands as Wife Vanishes
Reporters disclosed yesterday that Mrs Marieen, wife of three men at once, is linked to a disappearance case as investigators pursue leads. The tale centers on her simultaneous marriages and the unidentified missing person status tied to her.
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Marieen
An H
Passport Requests Filed for Travel Abroad
Passport applications were entered yesterday for Mrs. Sarah Gray visiting relatives in Scotland, Mrs. Carolyn N Calcutt bound for France Belgium and Italy, and James Meredith James planning a trip to Wales. All are residents of this city.
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Sarah Gray
Scotland
Carolyn N. Calcutt
France
Belgium
Italy
James Mere
James
Wales
City
Knobel Bank and Peoples Bank Block Credit Share in Lumber Suit
Judge Peck overruled requests by Knobel Bank and Peoples Bank to participate as creditors in ongoing proceedings against Quellmalt Lumber Company. The case is initiated by the Farrin Company of this city.
Lund and Billinger Bound to Grand Jury for Dry Law Violation
Oscar Lund and Valentine Billinger were bound to the grand jury yesterday by Commissioner Hurley for violation of the dry law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lund
Valentine Billinger
Hurley
Weiskopf Arrested Over Mail Law Violation
Charles A. Weiskopf of this city was arrested yesterday on a warrant charging violation of the mail laws. He and a Columbus acquaintance allegedly exchanged harsh letters over a money matter, a complaint filed with inspectors. Weiskopf posted bail for his Columbus appearance.
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Charles A. Weiskopf
Columbus
Weiskopf
Postponed Appeal of Herman Dierkes in Loyalty Sentence
The appeal of J. Herman Dierkes against his loyalty sentence, imposed by Judge Hollister, is postponed to next October. Hearing was set for today before Judges Knappen, Denison, and Donahue. Special counsel Stuart Bolin requests time to prepare his argument while also handling John Underwood’s case in Atlanta for fraudulent mail service.
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Herman Dierkes
J. Herman Dierkes
Hollister
Knappen
Denison
Donahue
Stuart Bolin
Bolin
John Underwood
Piqua
Atlanta
Law cases and divorces listed in Superior Court docket
The record lists multiple Ohio cases including Lawrence BE versus Amelia A Hamman on notes for 1065.71, State of Ohio versus Clarence Osgood and Elmer Mesch on bond for 100, several bond actions for 1000 and 300, a lien foreclosure for 115.51, and several divorces involving Elsie English, Kate Borges, Margaret Day, Lulu Steigs, Ma thilda Griese, plus partition action for John Rink. An injunction case J A Fay & Co versus International Association of Machinists et al is noted.
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Lawrence BE
Pachoud
Amelia A. Hamman
Roettinger & Street
State of Ohio
Clarence Osgood
Elmer Mesch
Louis H. Capelle
Same
Hames Butler
Penix Mason
Charles Smith
William Joesting
Will Jones
Harry Collin
Tom Falkner
Philip Fisher
James Homan
Carl E. Basler
Mark H. Bnglish
Elsie W. English
Hackett & Yeatman
Kate Borges
John Borges
Harry H. Shafer
John Rink
Elizabeth Steinert
Bellew & Kinney
Oscar P. Day
Margaret D. Day
Sparks
Lulu Steigs
Clarence Steigs
Rubenstein & Hardin
William B. Griese
Mathilda Griese
J. H. Druffel
Superior Court
J. A. Fay & Co
International Association of Machinist Et al
Tuttle & Ross
Shove Off Poster Wins Top Prize at Merchants’ Rally
Cliff Gartelman of Baymiller street won first prize in the Main Street Merchants Association poster contest held with the association outing at Coney Island on July 15 16 and 17. A $25 cash prize will be awarded. Other winners were Walter Kamanaus Fred Roeller and Fred Steinker. Thirty two posters were entered and praised by judges C E Johnson E J Wuest Webster Russell and Ben Faris. Winning posters will hang at the Coney Island club house during the outing.
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Cliff Gartelman
Baymiller Street
Main Street Merchants’ Association
Comey Island
Mr. Gartelman
Walter Kamanaus
Fred Roeller
Elsmere Avenue
Hughes High
Fred Steinker
End of Week Closure for City High Schools Planned
The Board of Education schedules commencements for city high schools at Music Hall next Friday and Saturday with eight o’clock starts. Four high schools Woodward Hughes Hast High and Walnut Hills prepare 650 graduates. The elementary schools close June 18 with pupils performing programs.
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Board of Education
Music Hall
Woodward
Hughes
Hast High
Walnut Hills
Woodward High School
Hartwell High School
Chinese Delegation Studies Housing and Industry Conditions
A Chinese delegation of manufacturers and industry experts examined social and housing conditions in the city to assess the local industrial situation. The group included Chi-Cheh Nieh, Tseng Tung Su, P. G. Wong, Yiubong Lee, and F. W. Van Auken, all Shanghai Chamber members, welcomed by Malcolm Stewart of the Chamber.
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Chi-Cheh Nieh
China
Tseng Tung Su
Mr. Nieh
P. G.wong
Yiubong Lee
F. W.van Auken
New York
Shanghai Chamber of Commerce
City
Malcolm Stewart
The
Chamber of Commerce
Last Sycamore Tree Cut On Central Avenue for New Gas Station
A large sycamore at Eighth Street and Central Avenue was felled yesterday to clear space for a gasoline supply station. The vacant lot has served as a neighborhood park for years, and the tree was the last remaining specimen on Central Avenue once known as Western Row, famed for its shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
City Hall
Western Row
Procter & Gamble VP to speak on Europe trade conditions
A. E. Anderson vice president of Proct and Gamble will discuss Manufacturing Conditions as Saw Them in France Belgium and Germany at the weekly Chamber of Commerce forum at the Motel Linton tomorrow. The talk targets local manufacturers eyeing a large export business in Europe.
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Europe
A. E. Anderson
Proct & Gamble Company
France
Belgium
Germany
Chamber of Commerce
Linton
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