Remus Residence Question Put to Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals reversed a Common Pleas ruling quashing service of summons in J. W. Murray’s suit for 11375 against George Remus over 65 barrels of bonded whisky. Remus’s residence was deemed unchanged by his transfer to Atlanta Penitentiary, and the suit proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
George Remus
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Common Pleas Court
Remus
J. W. Murray
Murray
Eighth and Hermosa Avenue
Bernard Westring
Walworth Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Leimann
Roos Bros
Board of Education
Withrow High School
Joseph Muller
Baker
Huntington Place
Mt. Auburn
Nicholas J. Hoban, Jr
Muller
Katherine Muller
Garfield No. 2 Loan and Building Company
Avoca Park
Little Miami
Wright Perkins
Andrew Wolf
Municipal and
Common Pleas
Stanley C. Kroger
Cincinnati Traction Company
Charles I. Dreifus
David L. Baumgarten
David L. Baumgarten Et al. and Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Herman Jacobs
Jewel Tea Company
John E. Forster
James T. Cavanaugh
Municipal Court
Suit Seeks To Restore Maxwell Trust To Original Status
Virginia Darrow Townsend of Jackson Michigan sues in Common Pleas to restore the Clara D Maxwell trust to its original terms She alleges Lawrence Maxwell as attorney and trustee altered the trust so Townsend would not receive the 320000 at her fathers death The case recounts changes in 1922 1923 and a 50 000 refund demand following a prior out of court settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Eleazar Darrow
Lawrence Maxwell
Virginia Darrow Townsend
Jackson
Mich
Common Pleas Court
Clara D. Maxwell
Maxwell
Townsend
Two Liquor Convictions Reversed on Appeal
Judge Darby reversed two liquor conviction cases from Municipal Court. Harry Pfatzgraf of Price Hill House and John Gibson were each fined $500 and costs for alleged possession of intoxicating liquor. Darby cited a Struble ruling that roadhouse proprietors are not responsible for liquor brought by guests. Gibson had been tried with Bain on similar charges.
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Darby
Harry Pfatzgraf
Price Hill House
John Gibson
Pfalzgraf
Struble
Gibson
Bain
Move To Chase Norwood Busses From Government Square
A complaint to Safety Director Charles E. Tudor by Robert Taft, counsel for urban bus interests, argued that Norwood and other urban busses should be barred from Government Square. Tudor reportedly said no terminal change, urban lines may stay, while officials pressed for equal treatment with interurban services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Square
Norwood
Charles E. Tudor
Robert Taft
Taft
Mr. Taft
Carrel
Froome Morris
Samuel Lipp
Tudor
Fifth Street
Avith
Seek $87 000 in four suits
Two youths file suits in Common Pleas Court seeking 87000 dollars in damages for injuries from a motor truck. Robert Keagy, 14, claims 50000 dollars after being struck at Winslow and Lincoln avenues on March 16. Suit filed against Marsh Murdock Company through his mother Mrs Leona Keagy of 631 Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Keagy
Winslow
Lincoln Avenues
Common Pleas Court
Marsh-Murdock Company
Leona Keagy
Lincoln Avenue
Explosion at old gas plant leads to suit against Koppers Co
An explosion on January 8 1925 during wrecking of the Union Gas and Electric plant East End prompted two suits totaling 32500 against Koppers Co Pittsburgh contractors hired to build a new gas plant. James H Dietz 18 seeks 25000 for a broken leg and other injuries while his father Henry Dietz seeks 7500 for loss of services and medical expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gas and Electric Company
East End
Koppers Co
Pittsburgh
James H. Dietz
Henry Dietz
Suit Over Car Collision Damages Filed in Superior Court
John F. Kramer a grocer of 1723 Fairfax avenue sues Hallwen Chemical Company secretary treasurer Frank X. Owens of 3699 Kendall avenue for 5000 damages after an auto collision at Hack berry street and Lincoln avenue on May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Owens
Kendall Avenue
Hallwen Chemical Company
Hackberry Street
Lincoln Avenue
John F. Kramer
Fairfax Avenue
Superior
Denning Named Receiver For Dornette Motor Car Company
Clarence F. Denning was appointed receiver for the Dornette Motor Car Company in Common Pleas Court by Judge Hurley. The suit, filed by Clifford H. Dornette who claimed $1,050 in salary due since November 1, 1924, cites insolvency with assets listed at 8894.64 and liabilities at 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Clifford H. Dornette
Harrison Avenue
Clarence F. Denning
Dornette Motor Car Company
Copeland Place
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Cornette
Indictments Nol Prossed In Liquor and Prohibition Cases
Judge Hickenlooper nolds nol pros against Conrad Claus Herbert Rost Albert Wells Charles Hancher Albert Green for liquor law violations. Henry Schmidt jailed for bribe case. John Cooper Roy O Neil James B Dailey Wesley Smith Charles Kamp not arrested Reed Terwilliger imprisoned for related offense Irene Childs accused of prohibition violation due to husband’s blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad M. Claus
Herbert Rost
Albert Wells
Charles Hancher
Albert Green
Henry Schmidt
Hamilton Butcher
John Cooper
Roy O'Neil
James B. Dailey
Wesley Smith
Charles Kamp
Reed Terwilliger
Irene Childs
Divorce and damages cases listed in Common Pleas Court filings
A series of docket items in Common Pleas Court includes divorce actions for Hilda Stevens, Edna Jordan, Myrtle Meade, Elizabeth Thalting, Ewald Hawthorn, and Georgia Biles, among others, plus damages claims against Dayton Rubber, The Cornette Motor Car Company, Marsh Murdock Company, The Ko mpany, and Koppers Company. Also noted are alimony, custody, and a writ of habeas corpus request for Frank Menchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Hilda Stevens
Wallace Stevens
Edna M. Jordan
John E. Jordan
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Company
E. C.mccreary
Charles Meade
Myrtle Meade
J. E. Rappoport
Harry J. Levi
John Quarters
Joseph Magrill
Elizabeth Theiring
John Thalting
Gertrude Bacon
James Bacon
Clifford H. Cornette
The
Cornette Motor Car Company
Robert Keagy
Marsh Murdock Company
John H. Dietz
the Kompany
Henry Dietz
the Koppers Compan
Frank Menchen
Ewald L. Hawthorn
Lulu E. Hawthorn
Gaciones Finance Company
Ohio State
Renee Et al
Thitiiente
Montangs
Georgia Biles Ve
William Hi. Siles
Downing Pleads Guilty in Murder Case
John Downing 37 pleads guilty to murdering Mrs Alleen Williams 38 of Bromley Ky on May 22 after confessing within 24 hours of the body’s discovery. Sentencing deferred after Judge Dennis J. Ryan hears both sides. State will seek death. testimony expected in two weeks. Defense was led by Edward M. Ballard and Bernard J. Gilday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downing
Armory Avenue
Alleen. Williams
Bromley
Vaughn Road
Price Hill
Dennis J. Ryan
4Williams
City
Downing
Edward M. Ballard
Bernard J. Gilday
Ryan
Charles S. Bell
Dudley M. Outcast
Mayor delays action on Pearl street market ordinance
Mayor Carrel said he would take no action on the City Council measure restricting Pearl street market farmers to hours from 6 PM to 9 AM until the Thursday deadline. A commission committee led by William Miller urged signing, while farmers asked for a veto and earlier afternoon hours. The mayor will await input from retail grocers and others before deciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Pearl Street
William Miller
Elmwood GOP names mayor and slate for November vote
John Doescher was nominated as Elmwood mayoral candidate by the Elmwood Republican Club at Town Hall. Horace Trother is their treasurer contender, Frederick Stigelman for clerk, and Charles Happel for marshal. Council nominees are W E Reckner George Polster Harvey Scott Roy Powell Dave Renshaw and A C Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
John Doescher
Republican Club
Elmwood Town Hall
Horace Trother
Frederick Stigelman
Charles Happel
Marsal
W.‘E. Reckner
George Polster
Harvey ‘Scott
Roy Powell
Dave Renshaw
A. C. Ash
Man Admits Murder Charge Pleads Guilty to Second Degree
Thomas Phelps pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Crim inal Court for the April 3 killing of his wife Cora Phelps at Correll Place Glendale. Judge Ryan postponed sentence until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Phelps
Cora Phelps
Ryan
Correll Place
Glendale
U S Court Notes Report Claims and Convictions
United States Circuit Court of Appeals sustained the claim of John W Farley Lima Ohio contractor for sewer work awarding 124 598 to him on false representations by the city. Stephen J Nalty Cleveland sheet metal worker won 3 075 for improper exclusion from Local 65. A clerk at a Cleveland post office was set for June 29 on theft charge with bond 500. Seventeen narcotics cases moved to Miami Darke and Green counties jails. B H Wheeler Ironton former C and O brakeman suit for 30000 dismissed by jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Farley
Senate
Lima
Cleveland
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers’ International Alliance
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William Smith
Carthage Avenue
Gregory
Miami County
Frank Hightuty
Darke County
Green County
B. H. Wheeler Ironton
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Hickenlooper
Insurance Firm Loses Appeal Over Vital Statistics Records
Court of Appeals rules that medical notes from the Bureau of Vital Statistics are not competent prima facie evidence while certified death certificates may be. New Fisheries Company awarded $10,000 against North Western Mutual Life Insurance for policy on Bernard Weil, who died in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Court of Appeals
New Fisheries Company
West Sixth Street
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Bernard Weil
No Fisheries Company
Insurance Company
Weil
Jewish Hospital
Ridge Rest Home
Bureau
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Council to seek delay of 50 cent gas rate as temp measure
City Council members planned to delay indefinitely the 50 cents per 1000 cubic feet gas rate proposed by Councilman Charles Rose. The postponement follows a vote by the Light Committee to oppose the raised rate ordinance and align with the referendum plan. Alfred Deckebach would certify 16 000 referendum signatures to the Board of Elections. Frank Bowman awaited a possible rehearing by the State Public Utilities Commission and would appeal to the Supreme Court if denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Rose
Fifth Ward
William Hess
Frank Duttenhofer
Charles Génslinger
Joseph Reichert
Jesse McDonald
Rose
Alfred Deckebach
Board of Elections
Citizens’ Gas Committee
Frank Bowman
State Public Utilities Commission
Union Gas Electric Company
Bowman
Supreme Court
Rum Schooner With Guns Sighted Near Galveston Coast
The Coast Guard cutter Comanche reported a heavily armed auxiliary schooner cruiser laden with burlap packages believed to contain rum. The vessel, armed with multiple guns including a six pound rapid fire piece, was tracked offshore as the Comanche patrolled the gulf coast for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Gulf
Galveston Island
United States Coast Guard
Comanche
Gulf Coast
Toilet Cases For Weekend Visits Or Trips
Portable cases designed for a weekend visit or cross country trip. They are roomy enough to hold many toilet necessities and come in plain and fancy materials. Waterproof for both ladies and men.
Rich, once publisher, died poorhouse. friend found in Toledo
Isaac Wright, a veteran printer and friend of Stearns Dewitt Rich, 85, once publisher of the Hannibal Missouri The Hopper? Clip per, was found in Toledo yesterday. Rich died at Hamilton County Infirmary last Thursday with no friends and only funds to bury him after being arrested for begging on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
Dewitt Rich
Hamilton County
Toledo
Associated Press
Isaac Wright
Rich
Wright
Commercial
The
Times
City
Hannibal
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West
Snow-White Refrigerator Co. Manufacturers
Vine St
Elder
Quehl Sign CO
Main Street
Vegi
SUIT
Maxwell Trust Fund
Charles B. Tudor
Copelan
Council Chamber
City Hall
William Hodge
Checker Cab Company
Fred Schneller
Schneller
Denning
Motor Car Company
Nol
Ing
Virginia D. Townsend
PLE
U. S. Court Notes
New Fisheries Co
Reaeas Shore
IG East
ART Academy
Eden Park
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St
Opp
Postoffice Eighth
John Sts
OUR
Gnefabley Ana
Richmond
House Paints
Gee
Richmond Bros
Kotte’s
Kotie
Sixth
Elmets
VIA
Stomp
Hamilton
Middletown
Franklin Jimiamisburg
West Carrolton
Dayton
C &D Motor Delivery CO
New Depot
Front St
Fashion
Fourth Street
Sixth ST
Island Creek Coal
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
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