Wedded Ten Two Denied Divorces in Domestic Relations Court
Judge C W Hoffman refused a divorce to Edward Dearth from Addie Dearth Kettles after she married Leonard Kettles following a disputed separation on Easter 1910. Dearth claimed marriage to Kettles in 1912 and a prior Columbus Alabama wedding in 1905. Five children were born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Dearth Kettles
Eastbourne Terrace
C. W. Hoffman
Domestic Relations Court
Kettles
Edward Dearth
Dearth
Newport
Columbus
Man Alleges Fraud In 1925 Marriage
Earl E. Brinkmeyer of Hamilton Avenue sues for divorce claiming his wife used gross fraud and misrepresentation to induce the marriage on April 27, 1925. He says she charged him with paternity and urged marriage. after tying the knot she allegedly admitted deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Brinkmeyer
Hamilton Avenue
Brinkmeyer
Westmeier divorce suit cites alleged abuse and assault
Mrs. Gertrude Westmeier filed for divorce from William B. Westmeier of 3581 Handman Street alleging he struck choked and kicked her and that in June 1924 he threw iodine in her face. The couple wed in Cincinnati on November 29, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Westmeier
William B. Westmeier
Handman Street
Cincinnati
Divorces Granted by Judge Hoffman
Yesterday Judge Hoffman granted divorces to several individuals. Mabel Lee of 2224 Florence avenue from Henry Lee of 2335 Concord street. Margaret White from Edward White of Cheviot. Mathilda C Nieman of 145 East McMicken avenue from Dan G Nieman of Cincinnati. Esther Marian Norris of Morristown New Jersey from Thomas C Norris of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Mabel Lee
Florence Avenue
Henry Lee
Concord Street
Margaret White
Race and
Green Streets
Edward White
Cheviot
Mathilda C. Nieman
McMicken Avenue
Dan G. Nieman
Cincinnati
Esther Marian Norris
Morristown
N. J
Thomas C. Norris
Toledo
Deposed Manager Sues Maish Co Over Contract Terms
Clifford W. Maish, once general manager of the Charles A. Maish Company, sues in Common Pleas for 127489.42 alleging breach of a 1920 contract that paid 8000 annually plus half net profits. He also seeks 15000 on a promissory note, claiming salary and profit share owed after his March 27 1925 discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Maish
Bankstreet
Clifford W. Maish
Common Pleas
Maish
Indictments Lodged In Assault On Stenographer Case
County Grand Jury in a partial report to Judge Ryan indicted Joseph Hatch 22 of Reading for assaulting Miss Gertrude Rolfes 22 of Lockland as she crossed the Lockland Reading bridge on her way to work at 7 30 AM last Tuesday. A seventeen year old boy is a Juvenile Court case. John H. Becker is charged with automobile stealing from Michael Di Girolama of the St Maria Institute on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Grand Jury
Ryan
Criminal Court
Joseph Hatch
Reading
Gertrude Rolfes
Lockland
Miss Rolfes
Hatch
John H. Becker
Allentown
Michael di Girolama
St. Maria Institute
Court notes reveal excessive verdict and new trial bid
United States District Court heard a motion for a new trial after a $7000 verdict for M. Kerns of St Albans West Virginia was deemed excessive and improper. Kerns, a car repairer for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, sued for 50000 damages for injuries in the defendant’s yards. The jury verdict was returned in Judge Hickenlooper's court Thursday. Charles A. Walker, a Cleveland man, was linked to money order theft from Frost office stations and arrested on forging and passing charges. James Campbell of Cincinnati sought discharge from bankruptcy, adjudged on September 2 1924, with a hearing set for September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
M. Kerns
St. Albans
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
United States District Court
Kerns
Hickenlooper
Charles A. Walker
Cleveland
Frost Office
George F. H. Birdseye
Postoffice
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
James Campbell
Danceland, Inc
McMillan Street
Kemper Lane
Danceland
Common Pleas Court
Fred. W. Hall
Music Hall
Howard R. Sargent
Cincinnati Traction Company
Marx
Sycamore
Ryan
Chaberta
Henry Joseph
Albert Bejach
Hearne Avenue
Bejach
Joseph Een
Charles W. Hoffman
Bald G. Gill
Bella Vista Place
Margaret Wessell
State Avenue
Gili
Cuba
James Jd. Kilgariff
Miss Wessell
Off
Gill
Ben J. Schwartz
Ninth and
Linn Streets
Martin
James H. Whitman
West Court Street
Fred Walther
Glenmore Avenue
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of new cases filed in Common Pleas Court includes divorce actions such as Earl E Brinkmeyer vs Emma Brinkmeyer and Charles Lindsey vs Katharine Lindsey, plus matters of foreclosure, injunctions, and custody. Notable filings include Clifford W Maish against The Charles A Maish Company for 15000 and 127489.42, and Mary P Calerdine versus William T and Mary Calerdine for 807000. The docket numbers range from 195584 through 195598 with various parties and relief sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Earl E. Brinkmeyer
Emma Brinkmeyer
Alec E. Weaver
Adelaide Pte Et al
Charles Lindsey
Katherine Lindsey
Gertrude Westmeier
William B. Westmeier
Clifford W. Maish
Charles A. Maish Company
Carrie McElwain
Walter McElwain
Fred W. Nall
Danceland, Inc
Jacob Becker
Austrialia
Ohio
Mary P. Calerdine
William T
Mary Calerdine
Bennie Richards
Harry Richards
Elizabeth A. S. Huebscher
Carl Puebscher
Major Freer Transferred to Guard Reserve
Adjutant General Henderson announced that Major Robert E. Freer of the Cincinnati Machine Gun Unit, Headquarters 147th Infantry, National Guard, is transferred to the Guard Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freer
Associated Press
Columbus
Henderson Today
Robert E. Freer
N. G
Cincinnati
147Th Infantry
Good-Will Caravan Returns After 16 Town Tour and Pledges
Sixty-five chamber of commerce goodwill pilgrims completed a 200 mile motor journey visiting 16 towns in Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky. They urged canalization of the Ohio River, the Indiana State Road 40 highway, and a military road between Ft. Thomas and Camp Knox. Receptions were warm at Rising Sun Carrollton Ghent Vevay Florence Patriot and final welcome at Rising Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Swafford
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio River
Indiana State Road No. 40
Ft. Thomas
Camp Knox
Jarvis Hotel
Rising Sun
Carrollton
Lamb
Ralph Barker
Chamber of Commerce of
Middle West
Ghent
James Tandy Ellis
Vevay
Clyde Culbertson
Commercial Club
Florence
Warsaw
Patriot
Scott Thompson
Berlin Sees Pact Rift Over Allied Policy and Rhine Evacuation
Berlin reports that America's refusal to act as trustee of the security pact disappoints Germany. A high official says credit will not flow unless allied policy changes and Rhine evacuation is assured. Officials emphasize a conference is needed to resolve the military note the pact and evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
America
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Reich
Washington
Cologne
Rhine
Dawey
World News Service
Reichswehr
Rhineland
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Eagles' Case Continued In Prohibition Conspiracy
Preliminary hearing for five Cincinnati Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles members charged with conspiring to violate the national prohibition act was moved to June 17 at the defendants’ request after a raid on the aerie club rooms. Those arrested include Peter M. Haunsz Edward Albers Peter Horstman Edward Rielag Sr and George A. Feldkamp with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Cincinnati Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Peter M. Haunsz
Western Avenue
Edward Albers
Walker Street
Peter Horstman
Symmes Street
Edward Rielag
Young Street
George A. Feldkamp
Findlay Street
Court actions span restraining Danceland and damages awards
Court notes reveal Fred W. Hall seeks to bar Danceland Inc from operating a dance hall on McMillan near Kemper, while Howard R. Sargent wins 2500 in damages from Cincinnati Traction Co for injuries after a streetcar collision. Other cases include a 1000 false pretenses charge, a custody matter, and several automobile injury settlements.
Burglar Eats, Bath Before Looting $908 Home
A burglar entered Daniel Farrell’s home at 3401 Morrison Place during a two day absence, ransacked the house, and stole clothing and jewelry valued at $908. He prepared a meal and took a bath before escaping, with a taxi ride later reported. A second theft affected Star Dry Cleaning Co on Madison road where $300 worth of clothing vanished from a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Farrell
Morrison Place
Farrell
Star Dry Cleaning Company
Boone Street
Madison Road
Hackberry Street
Wharfboat Rental Ordinance Presented
An ordinance would allow all wharfboats moored at the public landing to stay in their places for five years subject to the usual rental. Councilman Martin O Hara filed the measure with City Clerk Fred Schneller. The Coney Island Company led by R K Hynicka is noted as a major user at the Broadway landing. Observers warn administration changes could affect Service Department policy as City Manager elections approach. The current rental is one half cent per lineal foot per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schneller
Martin O'Hara
Sixth Ward
Hornberger
Broadway
Coney Island Company
R. K. Hynicka
Dr. Withrow Reaches Forty Years as Miami Trustee
Dr. John M. Withrow, former Cincinnati Board of Education president, completed forty years of service as a Miami University trustee. Appointed in 1885 by Governor Hoadley, he has been reappointed by successive governors. Only John W. Herron outlongs him with fifty two years of continuous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Oxford
John M. Withrow
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Miami University
Withrow
Hoadley
John W. Herron
Emblems of Love Opens Three Day Run at Empress
Emblems of Love opened a three day engagement at the Empress Theater under the auspices of Cincinnati Lodge No 2 Loyal Order of Moose. The cast includes top film figures and the proceeds aid the Ohio Plaza at Mooseheart Illinois for a dormitory serving Vocational School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emblems of Love
Empress Theater
Cincinnati Lodge No. 2
Loyal Order of Moose
Ohio Plaza
Mooseheart
Ill
Dayton Police Chief Woodward Quits Amid Probe
James H. Woodward, Dayton chief of police, tendered his resignation effective June 15. The Police Department has been under investigation since May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Scores Dayton
James H. Woodward
Woodward
Police Department
Answers Draper’s Attack on Vocational Schools
John F. Arundel, director of vocational education, defends vocational schools at Ohio Mechanics Institute event. He notes pupils trained in hand and mind and that 800 students have held cooperative jobs this year, as proof of the program’s effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Arundel
Walter A. Draper
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Arundel
Golden Jubilee parade honors National League origins at Redland Field
Thousands of Cincinnatians attended the Golden Jubilee celebration at Redland Field with a long parade through Walnut and Central Parkway. Notables including Judge Hoffman Judge Landis and John Heydler reviewed old Red Stockings stars and new Reds players as dignitaries refrained from speeches. Al Niehaus, Reds' new first baseman, was introduced as a local rising talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Jones
John” Reilly
Jim Keenan
Tony Mullane
Hoy
Heinie
Peitz
Bob Ewing
Walnut, Street
Central Parkway
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Redland Field
Diamond
Coney Island Caliope
Pat Moran, Jr
John C. Weber
K. M. Landis
John A. Heydler
National League
Carrel
Cincinnati Club
Board of Park Commissioners
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Greater Cincinnati Umpires’ Association
Baseball Players’ Association
Hoffman
Reds
Landis
Heydler
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Judge Hoffman
Red Stars
Long
John Mitchell
Jesse Tannehill
George Pechiney
Kip Selbach
Bill Hill
Chris Heisman
Heinie Peitz
Bill Rariden
Larry Kopf
Eddie Tiemeyer
Judge Landis
Mr. Heydler
al Niehaus
Western Avenue
Joffman
County Tax Office Sees Surge of Bad Checks
County Treasurer Ford Bader warned that a large number of taxpayers are sending insincere checks for taxes. Daily returns show insufficient funds with some as low as one dollar to two hundred dollars. If the practice continues, criminal action will curb it as writing bad checks is a penitentiary offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Bader
Bader
Mr. Bader
Two motorists fined for hitting police autos
Scott Leever was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving after his car struck a police auto at Elberon and Purcell. Joseph Crombil and others were fined 25 dollars for speeding and cruising. Charles Laile and Harry Strigleder received smaller penalties for reckless driving with varying incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Leever
Freeman Avenue
Bell
Leever
Elberon
Purcell Avenues
Joseph Crombil
Mulberry Street
David E. Kirk
Probasco, Avenue
Arthur Borisky
Delmar Place
Walter Unwin
Price Avenue
Charles Laile
West
McMillan Street
Gilbert Avenue
Harry Strigleder
Columbia Avenue
Fifth
John Streets
Strigleder
State Avenue
Dynamite Found Near Baymiller Street Station
Sub policeman Cornish found a surprise package behind 1562 Baymiller street containing thirty six sticks of live dynamite and four feet of fuse. Lieutenant Venn said he would hold it for the owner until at least the Fourth of July. Policemen were cautioned to tread softly and speak slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Subpoliceman Cornish
Baymiller Street
Venn
Firemen Hurt Fighting Blaze at Cotton Waste Plant
Eight city firefighters were overcome by smoke while removing heavy cotton waste bales at the Railway Equipment Company on Harrison Avenue. The blaze caused about $2,000 in damage. Clem Beckman aided victims and refused evacuation. A prior waste paper fire at Cincinnati Mill Supply caused $50,000 damage the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Ernest Wuerth
Fairmount Avenue
George Meyer
East
McMicken Avenue
Thomas Devins
Wayne Avenue
George J. Weinninger
Linn Street
Martin Janson
Central Avenue
Harry M
Beckman
Cincinnati Mill Supply Company
State Avenue
Drought Keeps Fruit Prices Varied Across Markets
Lack of rain and heat chokes crops nationwide causing modest price gains for many fruits and vegetables. Green beans are plentiful but low quality. pineapples and cantaloupes drop prices due to heavier receipts. pineapples 2 to 30 cents, cantaloupes 8 to 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Mrs Huebscher Files Suit for Divorce
Mrs Elizabeth A S Huebscher yesterday filed suit for divorce from Carl Pebscher a member of the Swiss Embassy Washington D C They were married at Cincinnati on October 14 1916 and two children were born one of which has since died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huebscher
Elizabeth A. S. Huebscher
Carl Pebscher
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Ohio River improvements get 48000 appropriation
United States engineers at Cincinnati report a $48000 appropriation from General Harry Taylor for Ohio River work. Funds will finish Dam No 34 at Chile Ohio and Dam No 36 near Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cincinnati
Harry Taylor
Washington
Chile
Coney Island
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Hidding & Co, One
Lo Anol
West Fourth St
The
Snow-White Refrigerator Co
Vine St
Elder
Campbell’s Creek
Deliverie
Campbell’s Creek Coal Co
Union Central
Third
York Streets
South
E. Sixth ST
Kotte’s
Athletic
Natural Bridge
Fourth Street
Covington
Latonia
Clay City
Sale City
Dixie Terminal
Hvorge
Charles A. Maish CO
DR. Withrow
Miami
Dayton
Bey
Draper
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St
Opp
Postoffice Eighth
John Sts
OUR
University of Cincinnati
Meffabley
Drew
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Southern Railway System
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