Judge Bell Frees Suspect Citing Police Methods
A burglary case involving Clarence Johnson ends with deferred sentence as Judge Bell questions police brutality while Johnson alleges a broken jaw from an attempted confession. Several defendants receive prison terms in related rulings. Gibbs gets two years for forged plates, Koonen two and a half for failure to provide, Norman twelve years for robbery, and Baker four years for house breaking. Shipley will probate a $750,000 estate with widow and four children listed as heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bell
Clarence Johnson
West Sixth Street
Samuel Haskell
Johnson
Bell
Clarence Ford
Charles Gibbs
West Front Street
Gibbs
Edward Koonen
Miamisburg
Reformatory
Dexter Crawford
Broad Way
George Baker
Barr Street
Estate valued at 750000 filed in Probate Court
Filing applications in Probate Court yesterday to administer the estate of Murray Shipley, former noted in268 text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Shipley
Influence of Home Reverence in Classic Poetry
A reflection on how home shapes memory and creativity citing Longfellow as writing Evangeline and Psalm of Life in a New England study. It urges giving children a home heritage and notes real estate ad values in classifieds urging readers to buy a home now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Evangeline
New England
Farrell Sues for Damages After 1927 Gilberts Viaduct Crash
Benjamin F Farrell of 2570 Madison road was a passenger in a car driven by Benton Orr of 2141 Luray avenue when it wrecked on a loading platform at the end of the Gilbert Avenue Viaduct September 15 1927. A jury in Judge Thomas H Morrow's Common Pleas Court awarded Farrell 5793 35 damages for injuries. Attorneys were Kunkel and Kunkel for Farrell and Kelley and Remke for Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Farrell
Madison Road
Benton Orr
Luray Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Orr
Farrell
Thomas H. Morrow
Common Pleas Court
Kunkel & Kunkel
Kelley & Remke
United States Judges Hold Annual Sixth Circuit Conference
The annual conference of the United States District Court judges of the Sixth Circuit and Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals met at the Federal Building. Notable attendees included Court of Appeals judges Arthur Denison J. M. Mack Charles H Moorman Xen Hicks and Smith Hickenlooper and twelve district judges led by A. M. J. Cochran Arthur J. Tuttle John J. Gore Co S. Simons Paul Jones A. B. Anderson Benson W. Hough G. S. Taylor Edward J. Moinet S. H. West George P. Hahn and Robert P. Nevin.
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United States District Court
Sixth Circuit District
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Building
Court of Appeals
Arthur Denison
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. M. Mack
New York
Charles H. Moorman
Louisville
Xen. Hicks
Knoxville
Tenn
Smith Hickenlooper
Cincinnati
A. M. J. Cochran
Covington
Arthur J. Tuttle
Detroit
John J. Gore
Nashville
Co. S. Simons
Paul Jones
Cleveland
A. B. Anderson
Memphis
Benson W. Hough
Columbus
G. S. Taylor
Edward J. Moinet
S. H. West
George P. Hahn
Toledo
Robert P. Nevin
Two Men Charged in Gin Sales Conspiracy
Steven Leichman and Oliver Kuhn, both named in Cincinnati, allegedly sold half a case of gin to federal agent W. E. Barcus. They pleaded not guilty, with a hearing set for July 3 and bonds posted at 2500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Leichman
Bickle Street
Oliver Kuhn
Asaland Avenue
W. E. Barcus
Cincinnati
Harry Neal Smith
United States
Thomas Adams
Main Street
Reading
Federal Grand Jury
Libel for Seizure of Sauerkraut in Federal Case
Harmeyer Bros of Cincinnati owned ninety five cases of canned sauerkraut seized in a federal action filed by United States Attorney Hareth E. May. The product from Houghland Bros. Canning Co. of Underwood Ind was alleged adulterated and misbranded in violation of the food and drugs act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmeyer Bros
Cincinnati
Houghland Bros. Canning Company
Underwood, Ind
Hareth E. May
United States
United States District Court
Three Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S District Court
Three voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed yesterday in the United States District Court. Douglas Allen of Cincinnati lists $1,018.05 in unsecured debts. George Brown of 337 Smith Street shows $440.73 unsecured debts and no assets. Roswell C. Jones of Sharonville lists $1,256.20 in liabilities with $856.20 unsecured and assets of $210.
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United States District Court
Douglas Allen
Cincinnati
George Brown
Smith Street
Roswell C. Jones
Sharonville
Joint Graduation Plans for East and West Night High Schools
East Night High and West Night High announce joint commencement at Music Hall 8 p.m. June 15. A total of 226 graduates from five year programs will be recognized, down from 333 last year. East Night drops 10 to 92. West Night rises to 134 from 88, reflecting the shift to longer courses.
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Music Hall
East Night High School
West Night High School
East Night High
West Night High
E. Achtermeyer
Walter R. Ch
Hilda Andriot
Florence A. Linder
C. A. Aufdermarsh
W. Earl Loftus
John C. Baidoff
Lulu M. Lorenz
Vera E. Baugh
Ruth M. Lutz
R. G. Baumgartner
George McDonnald
Otto G. Beiting
Beatrice McDonald
Edward Bischoff
Andrew M. McGimsey
Violet D. Bittman
George J. Mehring
Kathryn Branigan
William J. Meyers
Estel William Brool
William A. Miller
Lucille Brown
Lester M. Mohlman
Thomas J. Cangany
James Monhollen
Harry W. Carroll
Annie Mae Newkirk
Chester Carson
Ethel B. Parry
Gilbert F. Decker
Curtis F. Patton
Frank D. Dorr
Chester H. Placke
Marian G. Dougla Mae Ada Poertner
Boris Dunsker
Mary Helen Porter
Milton J. Eckhoff
Walter Porter
Edward P. Fasold
Lloyd H. Pryor
Clay C. Gillett
Maurice Reardon
Mitchell Goldberg
Nelson J. Rein
James A. Shafer
Rosie A. Jackson
J. Howard Shelton
Arthur Jacobs
Harry Stoner
John F. Jercher
Nicholas Julian
John Kaldy
Malvina F. Karper
Raymond L. Keen
Mary R. Kennedy
Walter P. Kleeman
Theresa Kolmschlag
George John Kopp
G. J. Kramer II
Leonard J. Kuyper
Marion A. Landherr
Ralph L. Abell
Frank A. Aillm
Lee M. Ailman
Grace C. Andre Luther Barber
Eugene Bauman
William S. Be
Alvina Boeke
Irene Breyer
Mary G. Burke
Frank A. Conrady
Rozell Marie Corin
Lena E. Cunningha
Margaret L. Curnay
Edwin J. Denker
Robert J. Dole
Helen I. Donelan
Margaret A Donel
Louis J. Dossman
Ursula M. Dunbar
R. C. Barlycir
Josephine Ell
Alfred L. Emmeric
Mary Evelyn Evans
Kathryn G. Evers
Virginia Feeley
Walter W. Fetter
Christine T. Frisz
Elizabeth C. Frisz
Hilda R. Gates
Mayme Gerson
Jewel Gier
Charles O. Ginger
Frances E. Glaser
Dorothy E. Goettke
Ralph M. Goollaher
A. A. Hagemeyer
Walter R. Hand
Lewis B. Harney
W. L. Hegenbart
Mary A. Hendy
Gertrude E. Hen
Thomas Hensel
Mildred M. Hess
Helen H. Hilge
A. E. Hugentober
Lelia C. Johnson
Alma L. Junger
Harold Kahle
Ellsworth
Ellsworth W. K Arthur B. Kentucky. Albert J. Kiefel. T. A. Klemann
Walter L. Klug
August A. Knab
Ralph C. Knoepfl
Willard Kuhlman
Arthur R. Lap
Alvin M. Lei
Sam R. Levin
Marie Lintner
Ann C. Loeb
Raymond J. Lohr
Hubert J. Lorenz
J. W. McAnaw, Jr
Anna E. Yautz
Helen R. McLaughlin
G. H. Hertenstein
Mary I. McNary
Cincinnati Women Named to Council
Seven Cincinnati women prominent in social and civic activities were named by the Recreation Commission to form the Women's Advisory Council. Ex officio members include Mrs. Emma W. Fillmore and Miss Mabel Madden. The council will set standards for women's athletics and promote young women's participation in sports and games.
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Cincinnati
Recreation Commission
Frederick W. Hinkle
A. I. Murdock
Alice Engelhardt
Clara M. Pressler
Frances Whitney
Louis Ascherenka
Amy Sherlock
Emma W. Fillmore
Mabel Madden
City of
Plans for testimonial dinner honors Dr. Condon
William Licht announces a testimonial dinner at the Hotel Gibson on June 17 in honor of retiring City Schools Superintendent Randall J. Condon. Charles W. Dupuis will be toastmaster with speakers from educational and business circles and women's groups. Over a thousand Cincinnatians expected. reservations through W. C. Culkins of the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Licht
Hotel Gibson
Randall J. Condon
Charles W. Dupuis
J. M. Withrow
D. C. Keller
E. J. Wohlgemuth
B. H. Siehl
Julian Schwab
J. E. Stillwell
R. D. Robinson
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Nine Weeks Novena Ends at St Anthony Shrine
The nine weeks novena ends with a St Anthony feast at St Anthony Shrine Mt Airy 5000 Colerain Avenue. Masses at 6 7 30 and 9 am include a lilies blessing before the 9 am service and hourly relic veneration. Lilies available all day.
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St. Anthony Shrine
Colerain Avenue
Mt. Airy
Good Samaritan Nurses Receive Scholastic Honors
Rev Dr Frederick W Dickinson lauds nursing as an art and rewards in a commencement address at Hughes High School. Forty seven graduates plus six post grads two house physicians and eight interns earned diplomas. Scholarships awarded to Eleanor Carey Rosaline Schaefer Juanita Knuth and Justina Wachter with a tie prompting a faculty gesture.
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Frederick W. Dickinson
College of Mt. St. Joseph
Ohio
Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Hughes High School
Eleanor Carey
Springfield
Rosaline Schaefer
Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Juanita Knuth
Brownsville
Justina Wachter
Chillicothe, C
Miss Knuth
Good Samaritan School of Nursing
Wachter
Industrial Advertisers Elect Roos President
At the Cincinnati Association of Industrial Advertisers monthly dinner meeting at the Chamber of Commerce last night, Henry W. Roos of the H. W. Roos Company was elected President. Fred G. Berling of Lunkenheimer Company becomes Vice President and W. J. Hengehold of Lodge and Shipley Company is Secretary and Treasurer.
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Cincinnati Association of Industrial Advertisers
Chamber of Commerce
Henry W. Roos
H. W. Roos Company
Fred G. Berling
Lunkenheimer Company
W. J. Hengehold
Lodge & Shipley Company
St Anthony Aid Society Plans Ninth Anniversary
The St Anthony Aid Society of St Francis Hospital prepares for its ninth anniversary celebration on Sunday June 16. Services in the hospital chapel begin at 2 30 p m with a special sermon and benediction followed by a social for members and visitors. Mrs Frank Muckerheide, society president, extends an invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Aid Society
St. Francis Hospital
Frank Muckerheide
Regional Park District Plan Argued In Court
A Cincinnati hearing examined a Hamilton County regional park district plan to cover the area with a three member park commission. Judge William H. Lueders postponed a ruling to June 21 while Mayor Seasongood urged quick action and the Regional Planning Commission urged a one year delay for study.
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Hamilton County
William H. Lueders
Probate Court
Lueders
John D. Ellis
Seasongood
Cuyahoga County
Robert E. Anderson
Regional Planning Commission
Health director urges closer co operation with public health groups
Dr. C. A. Neal state health director told Cincinnati Public Health Federation the state lacks funds to do all necessary work and volunteers must assist. He noted gains in life expectancy from controlling communicable diseases but rising deaths from cancer and heart disease, urging prevention budget focus on local county conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Neal
Cincinnati Public Health Federation
Cincinnati Club
Protest Bus Decision Appeals Court Ruling
The Amalgamated Federation of Street and Electric Railways notified E Dow Gilman that it would appeal the Court of Appeals decision placing bus drivers under city supervision and asked Gilman to defer next week's examinations. Gilman refused, saying the ordinance is not illegal. He suggested a temporary injunction and postponement of the license fee until the case is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Federation of Street and Electric Railways
E. Dow Gilman
Public Utilities
Court of Appeals
Gilman
P. G. Denies Report On Soap Plant
Herbert G. French, vice president of Procter & Gamble, called the Times story a mistake after it published a report that P and G planned a $5,000,000 soap plant in Los Angeles. The company said it is amid a national improvement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. French
Procter & Gamble Company
Los Angeles Times
Mansfield High School midyear graduates two dozen seniors
Mansfield Ohio June 7. One hundred twenty three seniors were graduated from Mansfield High School in the annual mid year commencement here tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield H. S. A
Mansfield, O.F
Mansfield High School
Antioch College Dean Plans Resignation to Lead League
Dr. Philip Curtis Nash dean of Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio says he will resign at the end of the current school year to devote full time to directing the Nonpartisan League of Nations Association. He spoke at the local branch meeting in Cincinnati and noted the League as the best path to international amity despite its flaws. A June 21 meeting will elect permanent officers with Guy Mallon as temporary chairman and Lawrence Levi as temporary secretary.
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Philip Curtis Nash
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
League of Nations Association
Chamber of Commerce
Nash
League of Nations
Cincinnatians
Guy Mallon
Lawrence Levi
Dow Drug Company Plans West End Office Expansion
Dow Drug Company bought the former Reuhl Moulding plant at 1022 30 West Eighth Street West End for about 250000. The six story brick building will be remodeled and an added wing built with reinforced concrete. The company will move its offices and warehouse from Ninth Street and Broadway to the West End site to accommodate higher business volume. The Reuhl property sold for 60000 with H W Messoh of the Provident Savings Bank negotiating. Hawley News leased a store at 908 Main street for eighteen months for 2700. Schmidt Company announced A E Gerhardt joined its suburban sales team focusing on Clifton Heights properties.
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Reuhl Moulding Manufacturing Company
West Eighth Street
West End
Dow Drug Company
Drug Company
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
D. C. Keller
Broadway
Hawley News Company
Peter Ibold Company
Main Street
Frederick A. Schmidt
Schmidt Company
A. E. Gerhardt
Clifton Heights
Couple Buys English Style Home At 1863 Catalina Ave Bond Hill
George C. and Flora Kuhlman purchased a five room wire cut brick and shingle dwelling at 1863 Catalina avenue Bond Hill. The English style house sits on a 40 by 146 foot lot and was sold from Miller Brumley Company Inc brokers and builders.
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George C
Flora Kuhlman
Catalina Avenue
Bond Hill
Miller & Brumley Company, Inc
Longtime Hyde Park teacher honored at 50 year service reception
Miss Louise Muehlbronner of 575 Howell avenue received a reception at Hyde Park School in Cincinnati as she retires after fifty years in teaching. The Hyde Park P T A organized the event, with remarks from Dr. Randall J. Condon, Dr. E. D. Roberts, Walter H. Aiken, Miss Anna Logan, William Vogel, and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Anna Logan
William Vogel
Carl Rich
Jews to Elect Delegates to Zionist Congress
Cincinnati Jews vote for delegates to the sixteenth Zionist congress in Zurich on July 28. American delegates are elected nationwide tomorrow. Candidates from Cincinnati include Clara Muskat Ruth Muskat Samuel M Schmidt and Dora Kushner with polling sites at the Bureau of Jewish Education 658 Rockdale Avenue the Jewish Community House 415 Clinton Street and the Beth Jacob Center Lawrence Avenue Price Hill. Polls run 10 am to 6 pm and all Jews aged 18 plus in good standing or who paid the shekel may vote.
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Cincinnati
Zurich
Switzerland
United States
Clara
Ruth Muskat
Samuel M. Schmidt
Dora Kushner
Bureau of Jewish Education
Rockdale Avenue
Jewish Community House
Clinton Street
Beth Jacob Center
Lawrence Avenue
Price Hill
Shekel
Charter Women Meet At College Hill Tea
Charter party speakers praised women workers for the ticket’s past success at elections during a Charter tea at Mrs. W. T. Simpson home 1750 Cedar avenue College Hill yesterday. Speakers included Russell Wilson John H Druf fel Edgar N Hannaford Edward B Imbus William Licht Judge Stanley Matthews Harold P Murray Julian A Pollak and C O Rose all Charter candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter
W. T. Simpson
Cedar Avenue
College Hill
Russell Wilson
John H. Druffel
Edgar N. Hannaford
Edward B. Imbus
William Licht
Stanley Matthews
Harold P. Murray
Julian A. Pollak
C. O. Rose
Library Puzzle Darkens Path to New Building
City Solicitor John D. Ellis and County Prosecutor Nelson Schwab will jointly study the legal entanglements surrounding the Public Library project after requests for opinions from Library Trustees. Ellis offered no guess on whether a solution to allow construction can be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ellis
Nelson Schwab
Ellis
Schwab
Merrell Resigns from Federal Power Commission
Washington reports C. C. Merrell, Executive Secretary of the Federal Power Commission, has submitted his resignation effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. C. Merrell
Federal Power Commission
Andrew Johnson Featured in WLW Historical Highlight
Tonight at 8 o clock Station WLW presents a Historical Highlight on Andrew Johnson highlighting his honesty and courage amid impeachment, contrasting his enemies’ portrayal with a defense of his ideals. The broadcast notes his acquittal by a single vote and frames his presidency in a favorable light.
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Andrew Johnson
United States
WLW
Johnson
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
WSAI
Red Network
Oliver Smith
A. and
P. Gypsies
Elizabeth Lennox
Erva Giles
NBC
Merle Johnston
Seiberling
RCA
United Choral Singers
WKRC
Columbia
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Cincinnati Postoffice
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Giles
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Lon
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Oah Hurst
Kendrick
Pleasant Ridge
Edwards Road
Erie
Woodburn
Florence L. Benedict
United States Courts
U. S
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Steles
Hibi Acnools
Castry
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Hester Stephenson
Peter Stoffel
Harry R. Struck
Edward H. S. Walker
Philip Wallace
C. M. Wessendorp
Richard E. Wilson
Mildred M. Woertz
George J. Wolterman
Ralph G. Wuest
Helen M. Maslowski
Rosalie Merland
Edna V. Meyer
Frank A. Michael
Bernard Middendorf
Mary Minella
James Niederlehner
Margaret O'Connell
Burton W. Orr
William E. Pack
Peter Palazzolo
Evelyn Palmer
Robert Partridge
Fred W. Pelzer
Arthur G. Prell
Edwin F. Puncsack
Marian Puttmann
Carl R. Reis
David F. Rieder
Albert W. Robbins
William M. Robinson
Paul A. Roegge
Emma B. Rosenfeld
Margaret M. Rowan
John B. Russell
Loretta V. Schaurer
Jerome E. Schlauser
Martha M. Schmidt
Norma E. S. Schmidt
Richard A. Schmitt
Albert Schoenecker
Loretta Schoettmer
Charles C. Schops
Fannie Schreiber
Zita Schwartz
Henry G. Shuey
H. Merton Skiff
Katherine Specter
Frieda R. Spohr
Alice R. Staley
Edna Stegman
Lester E. Stegman
David C. Stith
Constance Stockton
Louise C. Streit
Joseph A. Summer
Tari Miinie
Clare M. Uhrig
William L. Vale
Hazel L. van Derbeek
Julien A. Verssen
Elmer H. Vorwerck
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Audrey V. Waits
Margaret A. Weber
William H. Wellman
Edward T. White
Fred W. Wilkening
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Clara A. Wottle
Clem H. Sunderman
Edwin UL. _Teagle, Jr
Jack D. Minowitz
John W. Mulcare, Jr
Monster OF the Sea
Ringling Bros
Barnum Bailey
Goliath
Big Circus
Cumminsville Show Grounds
Good Samaritan
Masonic Temple
Linton
J. Harvey Phillips
John G. Maycox
Marietta
Scottish Rite
Cincinnati Masonic Temple Fund
J. Neleson Cohen
Leonard H. Freiberg
Sixth Divison
Col
Charles F. Hake, Jr
Frederick L. Hoffman
August H. Tuechter
C. Lee Downey
Gibson
Industrial Advertisers
Roos
DOW Company
Zionist Congress
Co. C. Merrell
The
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St. Eighth and John
Thavia
Bickford and Madelyn Cincinnati
Hotel Linton
ART Academy OF Cincinnati
Take Zoo
Eden Park
Natural Bridge
Newport
Latonia
Kentucky
Pearl and
Butler St
Lis
Simerly
Max Wocher & Son
Palace
William Fox Movietone
Sue Carol
David Rollins
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