Judge Gusweiler sets no special charges in trial over seditious literature damages
Superior Court Judge Frank R. Gusweiler ruled that neither side may file special charges in the case brought by Lotta Burke and associates seeking 50800 in damages from fifty members of the Robert E. Bentley Post of the American Legion for destruction of alleged seditious literature on November 18, 1919. The trial schedule allocates five hours per side for jury argument with a Wednesday morning jury instruction by the judge.
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Superior Court
Frank R. Gusweiler
Lotta Burke and Associates
Robert E. Bentley Post
American Legion
Joseph W. Shorts
Colonel Colston
Joseph S. Graydon
Mr. Shorts
Gusweiler
Shorts
Suit Over Race Horse Tsarina and Foals Filed
Fred G. Good former Deputy Clerk of Police Court sues C. Bruce Head in Louisville Kentucky asserting violated agreement over mare Tsarina and her foals. One foal sold for 24500 dollars, Tsarina valued at 10000 dollars, suit seeks one third of value or 12499.99 dollars.
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Fred G. Good
New York City
C. Bruce Head
Louisville
Tsarina
Luke McLuke
William Thorndyke
A. L. Luebbers
Mr. Good
Corrigan-McKinney Stud
Lexington
Head
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Will of Jane B DeCamp Leaves Memorial Funds and Trust
The will leaves 1000 to Mt Auburn Methodist Episcopal Church for a James M DeCamp memorial, 1000 to Christ Hospital for a memorial room, and 500 each to Jane B Crawford and Martha Hamilton Crawford. Walter A De Camp is named executor with 5000. estate totals 20000. Grandsons James M DeCamp and Middleton DeCamp receive 1000 each. valuable personal property to relatives. residue split between Walter A DeCamp and Charles B DeCamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane B. DeCamp
Mt. Auburn Methodist Episcopal Church
James M DeCamp
Christ Hospital
James M. DeCamp
Walter A. DeCamp
Vernon Place
Jane B. Crawford
Martha Hamilton Crawford
Middleton DeCamp
Charles B. DeCamp
Mrs Cora Goodman Wins Divorce From Luther Goodman
Mrs. Cora Goodman obtained a divorce from Luther Goodman who is serving a Lancaster Reformatory term for bigamy. The plaintiff testified she learned after marriage that he had a wife and two children in Atlanta Georgia. Judge C W Hoffman granted other divorces including Mazie Mobley from Dennis Mobley Grace Steinman from Laurence Steinman Godfrey Joseph from Florence Joseph J Scroggins from Daisey Scroggins Della Meara from Edward Meara Jr Mattie Hale from Charles Hale Bernard Fier from Bessie Fier Anna Evans from Van B Evans Bradley Briscoe from Alice Briscoe and Blanche Devens from John Devens. Georges A Fishback and Lillian Fishback reconciled and the Mary Aruta v Nicholas Arata case was dismissed.
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Cora Goodman
Luther Goodman
Reformatory
Lancaster
Goodman
Atlanta
C. W. Hoffman
Mazie Mobley
Dennis Mobley
Grace Steinman
Laurence Steinman
Godfrey Joseph
Florence Joseph
J. Scroggins
Daisey Scroggins
Della Meara
Edward Meara, Jr
Mattie Hale
Charles Hale
Bernard Fier
Bessie Fier
Anna Evans
van B. Evans
Bradley Briscoe
Alice Briscoe
Blanche Devens
John Devens
Georges A. Fishback
Lillian Fishback
Mary Aruta
Nicholas Arata
Creamery Fights Injunction In US Court
In a United States court fight, the Blue Valley Creamery challenges an injunction seeking to halt its operations. The case centers on alleged compliance issues and ongoing regulatory disputes affecting production and distribution. Local officials and the company face off as filings continue.
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United States Court. Creamery
the Blue Valley Creamery Com
Mrs. Rosa Boehm Charged With Making Cigars Without License
Rosa Boehm of 62 East Clifton avenue was arrested and charged after arraignment before Commissioner Adler. She said the cigars were for her husband David Boehm and claimed no wrong in the act. She was held to the grand jury as her husband faces examination today.
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Rosa Boehm
East Clifton Avenue
Adler
David Boehm
Common Pleas Court Docket Highlights Civil Actions and Divorces
A legal docket lists cases in Common Pleas Court with numbers 174,8% to 174,835. It covers multiple civil actions including damages claims, contract disputes, and several divorce filings. Named parties include Eugene H. Seaman, Emily, Fanny King, Harry King, Charles Keepers, Margaret Warren, Fred Good, C Bueche Head, Laudin S. Pickens, Elsie Pickens, Harold H. Tuch, John Muller, Mary J. King, Earl L. King, Anna M. Richter, Herbert G. Richter, Edward Mulvihill, Suburban Ice & Ming Co, Freese Bros Co, Clifford D. Bennett, Edwin C. Hograbe, Fred Bockelman, and others.
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Common Pleas Court
Eugene H. Seaman
Emily Ae
Franklin T
Fanny King
Harry King
C. S. Sparks
Charles
Keepers
eMargaret S. Warren
Davis & Conway
Fred Good
C. Bueche Head
Thorndyke & Luebbers
Laudin S. Pickens
Elsie Pickens
Robert Franken
Harold H. Tuch
John Mueller
Phineas S. Phillips
Mary J. King
Earl L. King
John J. Molloy
Anna M. Richter
Herbert G. Richter
Cobb, Howard & Bailey
Edward Mulvihill
Suburban Ice & Ming. Co
Kelly & Remke
The
Freese Bros. Co
Clifford D. Bennett
Lorbach & Garver
Edwin C. Hograbe
Fred Bockelman
W. H. Rucker
May death rate in Cincinnati lower than 1919 record
Cincinnati recorded 539 deaths in May, higher than 1919 May by 62, per The Sanitary Bulletin June issue. Tuberculosis caused 73 deaths, 27 were violent. age breakdown ranged from under 1 to over 60. Births totaled 667 with 301 white males and 297 white females, plus 34 colored males and 35 colored females. Birth rate fell 5 points from May 1919.
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Cincinnati
Sanitary Bulletin
Health Department
Police declare Covington garage a major auto theft fence
Detective Chief Kirgan reveals a Covington garage received stolen cars and sent them south for resale, part of a large west midwest fencing operation. An arrest by detectives Hueftlein and Guethlein helped uncover the scheme, with Covington police set to act.
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Middle West
Emmet Kirgan
Covington
Frank Hueftlein
Albert Guethlein
Ruling on Uncle Sam Insurance Tightening Reinstate by July First
Former soldiers with lapsed government life insurance must reinstate by July 1. Reinstatement requires two months' premiums to cover discharge month and current month if physical condition matches service. After June 30 no reinstatements. Red Cross at 22 West Eighth Street offers assistance.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Red Cross
West Eighth Street
Report on Associated Advertisers' Clubs Convention
Reports from Indianapolis last week on the Associated Advertisers' Clubs convention were discussed at a meeting of the Retail Advertising Group of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Suggestions on general forms of advertising were reviewed.
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Associated Advertisers’ Clubs of America
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton County votes to exempt pre 1920 bond levies from code
County Commissioners approved a measure to submit to Hamilton County voters the exemption from General Code limits for interest and sinking fund levies on 46 outstanding bonds issued before January 1920. First due in 1922, last in 1955. Contracts awarded for road work include Citizens' Road Press Company 74660.19 and others: Gradison Construction for Glendale Milford road 121824.70. Handman concrete abutment 4500. Brackett superstructure 33.50. Standacher concrete culvert 2097. Connelly sewer Edgewood Avenue 4545.50. Rich Symmes Town road 31854. Keller concrete floor Deerfield bridge 942.50.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Citizens’ Road Press Company
Gradison Construction Company
Glendale
Symmestown
William Keller
Deerfield Road
General Lansing Beach Sees Louisville Area on Improvement Work
General Lansing Beach Chief of the United States Engineers arrived from Washington and conferred with Colonels Brown Stokey and Hoffman in Louisville on district improvement projects. He then proceeded to Nashville for several days and plans to return Wednesday to visit Cincinnati friends.
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Lansing Beach
United States Engineers
City
Washington
Brown
Stokey
Hoffman
Louisville
Nashville
Cincinnati
Diploma ceremony set for Flag Day at Chamber of Commerce
Yesterday arrangements were completed for graduates of the citizenship class of the Dyer School to receive their diplomas at the Flag Day celebration at the Chamber of Commerce next Monday evening. E. W. Wilkinson, principal, will present the diplomas and Irwin Posner will accept them for the class.
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Dyer
Chamber of Commerce
E. W. Wilkinson
Irwin Posner
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