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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1925

Page

12

Municipal Court in Dilemma Over Liquor Case

Judge Alexander weighs suspending fine for Jennie Barnett charged with possessing liquor while noting poverty and caring for three children. He cites a Mary Iseley petit larceny case and recent WCTU protests as he considers minimal charges to avoid censure and jail.

Jennie Barnett Sixty-ninth Street Fairpark Avenue Alexander Mary Iseley Delmar Place Covington Crim and Ryan Darby Common Pleas Court Marysville Reformatory W. Cc. ZT. U O’connell

Kaley Divorce Suits Dismissed in Judge Hoffman's ruling

Judge C W Hoffman dismissed both the divorce petition of Hazel Kaley and the cross-petition of Arthur Kaley after testimony about alleged infidelity. In separate actions, he granted divorces to Thomas J Burkett from Irene Burkett and to Elizabeth Lening from James Lening.

C. W. Hoffman Hazel Kaley Chambers Street Arthur Kaley West Eighth Street Irene Burkett Elizabeth Lening Ash Avenue James Lening

Get Damages for Dog Bites

Six persons were awarded damages by the County Commissioners yesterday for bites inflicted by a stray dog.

Court Calendar for Today at Common Pleas and Courts

List of scheduled cases across Common Pleas Court rooms 11 3 5 6 7 9 with judges Caldwell LéBlond Struble Roettinger Darby Hurley and others. Multiple civil cases set at 9 o'clock 2 o'clock and 10 o'clock including Loving v McKinney Mulvihill v Suburban Ice and City of Cincinnati etc. Criminal State v Brown at 9 o'clock.

Common Pleas Court Caldwell Loving Et al McKinney LéBlond Mulvihill Suburban Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company Stacey Union Trust Company Judge Struble Bolin Miranda City of Cincinnati Burger Grover Schriver Wright McLean Et al Vigran Judge Roettinger Hartman Domas Robert Mitchell Furniture Company The Pease Company Darby Wys Herberg Watts City of Cincinnati Jacobson Ohio Custom Garment Company Hansen Strand Et al Brogan Bremer King McKee Tomin Cincinnati Traction Company Kuntz Schloss Welz Hurley Brion Abbott Juengling Sons Company Blum Kelly Hess Slair Pancera Schlasinger Henninger Simper C. W. Hoffman Hall Busam Hund Wendelken McCoy Thompson Heeg Heex Herron Henderson Johannan Ryan State Brown

Rabies Damages Awarded to Multiple Residents

A list of awarded damages for dogs suffering rabies names George Wilson Catherine Hugo John G Muller and wife Elsie Muller Thomas Monopole and Catherine Schneider with specified addresses and payment amounts totaling 25 dollars per person or couple.

George Wilson Jefferson Avenue Reading Catherine Hugo Iona Street Pleasant Ridge John G. Muller Markbreit Avenue Elsie Muller Thomas Monopole Kossith Avenue Catherine Schneider Stanley Avenue

Downing Murder Case Set for June 22 Hearing

Judge Ryan scheduled June 22 in Criminal Court to hear testimony in the John Downing case. Downing, 37, carpenter of 719 Armory Avenue, pleaded guilty to killing Mrs Allean Williams, 38, of Bromley Kentucky, in a Price Hill wooded glen on May 16. The indictment is for first degree murder and the court must determine the punishment degree after a guilty plea.

Ryan John Downing Carpenter Armory Avenue Allean Williams Bromley Price Hill Downing

Meinken sues to block city sewer on Homestead Place

Diedrich Meinken filed suit in Common Pleas Court to restrain the city from building a sewer on Homestead place arguing the sewer would open onto his property and cause refuse water and a stench.

Homestead Place Common Pleas Court Diedrich Meinken Meinken

Convicted of Killing Wife in 1965 Tragedy

Pink McCarthy, described as a Negro, was convicted by a jury in Judge Ryan's Criminal Court of manslaughter for the death of his wife Mrs. Tommie McCarthy at 753 Barr Street on February 2, 1965 during a quarrel. Dudley M. Outcast, Assistant County Prosecutor, had charged McCarthy with second degree murder.

Pink McCarthy Ryan Tommie McCarthy Barr Street Dudley M. Outcast McCarthy

Holiday for Mail Carriers Shortens Saturday Deliveries

Postmaster Behymer announced mail deliveries would stop Saturday afternoons during the summer months. Mail carriers at both downtown and suburban stations will receive a half day off on Saturdays.

Behymer

Tribute for F W Galbraith Honored by American Legion Post

Memorial tribute paid at Eden Park on the fourth anniversary of Colonel F W Galbraith Jr death. Robert E Bentley Post members and Walter W Schwab placed a wreath at his crypt. Gilbert Bettman spoke at the post meeting honoring his character and service.

F. W. Galbraith, Jr American Legion Robert E. Bentley Eden Park Burton E. Robinson Post Galbraith Colonel Gelbraith America Bentley Walter W. Schwab Woman’s Auxiliary Gilbert Bettman

County road contracts delayed by absent commissioner

Bids for resurfacing county roads plus sewer and water lines were opened with lowest bidders named for each project. Action blocked as Commissioner Mason Towle is touring Europe, delaying approval for twenty days as required by law.

Crestview O’connell & Sweeney Muddy Creek Anderson's Ferry Foley Roads William Hennigen Harrison Pike Race Avenue School Osceola Park Madeira Heights Dranke Road John Dempsey John, Dempsey Mason Towle Europe

Beldare and Vine Street Car Stop Discontinued

After a petition signed by 1101 residents, Street Railroad Director W. Jerome Kuertz ordered the inbound stop at Beldare and Vine streets below the Zoo discontinued. Neighbors complained of Zoo visitors marching to the stop to secure seats, intrusion into yards, property damage, noise, and even encounters with so called spooners on front porches.

W. Jerome Kuertz Street Railroad Beldare Vine Streets Zoo Kun

Settlement of Two Suits Out of Court

Judge Hickenlooper yesterday dismissed two suits after out of court settlements. Mrs. Mary Kelly sued the Benevolent Loan Society for 11500 in damages claiming a collector’s disturbance caused her husband’s illness. The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company sued W H Settle & Co over freight charges.

Hickenlooper Mary Kelly The Beneficial Loan Society Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company W. H. Settle & Co

Machinist Rosencrans Files Bankruptcy in Hamilton

Robert D. Rosencrans a Hamilton Ohio machinist filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. He lists total liabilities of 2065 dollars with assets of 330. The largest unsecured claim is a 1000 dollar judgment to Gus Kopple, plus a 410 dollar note to First National Bank of Hamilton.

Robert D. Rosencrans Hamilton United States District Court Gus Kopple First National Bank of Hamilton

New Civil Suits Filed in Cincinnati Courts

A list of contemporary cases naming parties such as White-Log Jellico Coal Company versus Charles H. Haskins for 4500 and Linda Good v Harry Good for divorce with alimony. Other actions include foreclosures, damages, injunctions, and custody claims with various amounts and defendants, filed under docket numbers 195544 to 195555 and related entries.

Common Pleas Court White-Log Jellico Coal Company Charles H. Haskins Linda Good Harry Good Ford Bader Norwood Heights Company Cincinati Morris Plan Bank Stephen E City of Cincinnati Clem Mrusek Dayton, Now & Cincinati Bus Company Progressive Realty and Building Company Charles J. Riddell Frank G. Tullidge Walter Milligan Anna D. Milligan Superior Court Robert Lenderson H. Edward Richter

Nelson Named Director of Commerce Chamber

Charles J. Nelson of S. P. Nelson & Sons was elected a director to fill the vacancy from Cecil H. Gamble’s resignation. Nelson is chairman of the wholesale group of the Chamber and a member of the Business Men's Club.

Charles J. Nelson S. P. Nelson & Sons Chamber of Commerce Nelson Cecil H. Gamble Business Men’s Club

Elmwood Place Names Full Democratic City Ticket

The complete regular Democratic slate for Elmwood Place city offices was filed at the Board of Elections. Henry Clausing is named for Mayor and Roscoe Schickner for Clerk as part of the ticket.

Elmwood Place Board of Elections Henry Clausing Roscoe Schickner

Local Officials Seek Council Members Nomination

James D. Kohstall treasurer Albert B. Derrenkamp marshal and Frank L. Metz along with James Breslin William L. Worton George F. Borhm ler Ray W. Whistman and Arthur E. Drake are named for council candidacy roles.

James D. Kohstall Albert B. Derrenkamp Frank L. Metz James Breslin William L. Worton George F. Borhmler Ray W. Whistman Arthur E. Drake

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Coles Evi Sons Bae AL Fe Shade the Aero Fourth Street I Cw Mean “Westray Evra ST. Key Race St Fifth Mother Kaley F. W. Galbraith Legionnaires Rapid Run Neeb Road Devil’s Backbone Road John S. Nickoson Brower Road Carthage-Hamilton Catheron Road John S. Slone Kugler Mill Blue Ash Road Madisonville Road Orin E. Radabaugh Enyart McKinney Road Cinccinnati-Zanesville Road Beldare and Vine Street Natural Bridge Latenia Latonia Clay City Sale City Dixie Terminal Newland Race Campbell’s Creek Coal Co Union Central Newport Mee York South Smith-Kasson College of Law University of Cincinnati Clifton Avenue Ohio Pocahontas and Thacker Coal Company C. J. Nelson Commerce Chamber Liberal Savings & Loan Co Main St Opp Postoffice Eighth John Sts OUR Stewart Shilllitto Stewart Shillito Gruen Semiluin Gruen George H Newstedt Lewin Ewin ]Jumber
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