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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

12

Drunkenness Not Ground for Divorce in Judge Hoffman's Ruling

Judge C W Hoffman ruled drunkenness alone cannot grant a divorce in a Cincinnati Domestic Relations Court session. He refused Mrs Parthena Hayes a divorce from John Hayes and noted evaluation hinges on conduct at home. Several other divorce actions were addressed, including Mrs Helen Brenner and Mrs Lorayne L Lowe winning decrees.

C. W. Hoffman Parthena Hayes East McMillan Street John Hayes Hoffman Lucy Price Hayes

Divorce Case Witness Dispute Ends in Lawyer Confrontation

An argument with a lawyer over witness calling in a prior divorce case led to a heated exchange and a formal complaint being filed.双方争执涉及证人出庭及程序问题,事件在法庭前后引发紧张对峙。

Court Calendar for Daily Docket in Common Pleas Court

Today’s listings show multiple cases across rooms 1 through 7 with judges and times including 9 o'clock and 2 o'clock. Notable cases include Erion vs Abbott and State of Ohio vs Smith et al, plus several civil matters and a domestic relations sequence.

Common Pleas Courts Errion Abbott Stockwell Cincinnati Traction Company LeBlond Fulford Brawley Litzis Mikolas Conkle City of Cincinnati Verkamp Callaghan Huggins F. L. Hoffman Morris Darker Judge _ Struble Burger Grever Concannon Mayne Roettinger State of Ohio Smith Brown Og Soea Brogan Bremer Hugh Wolfson Fissell Ramour Jacobson The Ohio Custom Garment Company the Norw National Bank Humble Et Southern Ohio Finance Corporation Peak Keown Powers Weizenecker Fries Story Knapp Peal Et al Quitman Domestic Relations Court C. W. Hoffman Allen Mullen Grey Hopper Hopend Neal Eal

Man cited for reckless driving and related infractions

Isaac Jenkins aged 38 of 2008 Main Avenue Norwood was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge Bell for reckless driving after zigzagging on Gil bert avenue and crossing safety zones while admitting home brew use. Parkington near a fire plug fined 5 dollars and costs for Joseph Holt of 847 Oliver street. Lonie Ware, a negro, of 905...

Gilbert Avenue Isaac Jenkins Main Avenue Norwood Bell Jenkins Parkington Joseph Holt Oliver Street Lonie Ware

Elopement Revealed in Kentucky Divorce

In Domestic Relations Court Mrs Rebecca Kauffman Max 20 of 2545 Harrison Ave Newport Ky obtained a divorce fromarry Max 20 of 217 Northern Ave Avondale following a secret New Year Eve marriage performed by a rabbi. She said they kept it hidden for a month and he abused her including slapping kicking and tearing her clothes.

Newport Rebecca Kauffman Max Harrison Avenue Arry Max Northern Avenue Avondale Max C. W. Hoffman

Woman receives 10000 damages in levee accident case

Mrs. Clara Guffey, 24, of 1708 Race Street, won 10000 damages against Robert Mitchell Furniture Company in Common Pleas Court under Judge Darby. She had sought 17200 after an accident on May 3, 1924, claiming a truck passing over an anchor chain on the levee caused injuries.

Darby Common Pleas Court Clara Guffey 1708 Race Street Robert Mitchell Furniture Company

Policeman Wins Damages Over Street Car Collision

Leo Hereth a Cincinnati policeman awarded 1500 dollars by a Common Pleas Court jury under Judge Roettinger for injuries suffered as a passenger when a College Hill street car collided with another car.

Leo Hereth Cincinnati Traction Company Roettinger Common Pleas College Hill Street

Dwire Pleads Guilty as Sentence Is Suspended

Bert Dwire of Detroit aged 25 faced an assault and battery plea after a jury deadlock on a cut to kill charge. Judge Hurley suspended a six month sentence and a $200 fine, with both suspended, as Westerfeld testified at the Camp Washington dance hall. Dwire denied the original accusation.

Hurley Bert Dwire Detroit Dwire Dudley M. Outcast Steve Westerfeld Camp Washington Westerfeld Spring Grove Avenue

Man Admits Shooting at Girl Witness Charged

Charles Zimmer twenty three of 1312 Walnut street admits firing at a girl he knew on Friday. Police report the incident occurred in the city district and Zimmer was taken into custody for investigation and possible charges.

Charles Zimmer Walnut Street

Union member may sue affiliated local for denial of employment

Judge Marx overruled a demurrer in a $10 000 damage suit by George W Kiser a member of Local 369 Huntington W Va against officers of Local 165 Theatrical Stage Employees over alleged conspiracy to deprive him of work in Cincinnati jurisdiction Kiser claims he was employed for sixteen months then discharged after local officers changed in May 1923

Judge Marx Superior Court Nneld Marx Métion Picture United States Canada George W. Kiser Moving Picture Huntington W. Va Tasemnasnes Alliance of Kiser Cincinnati

Woman Fined For Abuse Case and Wedding Ticket Scheme

Mrs Violet Henderson Zimmer aged 17 of 3134 Eastern Avenue pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to shooting to wound Miss Alice Webb on February 21 1925 before Judge Hurley. In Municipal Court Friday she was fined $50 and costs for abusing her husband and the court deferred final disposition until Saturday.

Violet Henderson Zimmer Eastern Avenue Hurley Alice Webb Zimmer

Widow's Arrest Recalls Ellis Kinkead Killing

A warrant was issued for Mrs Marie Gormley Kinkead rooming house owner at 211 West Sixth Street. She is charged with obtaining money by false pretenses from Julius Manshott of the Hudson Hotel. he paid her 485 dollars for an interest in two rooming houses but she did not give him his share. Ellis Kinkead a former City Solicitor and law school professor in Cincinnati was fatally shot by nurse Oliva Stone who was acquitted.

Marie Gormley Kinkead West Sixth Street Brooklyn Ellis Kinkead Cincinnati Law School

Trio Held to Jury in Stoning Bahlke Home

Three men Elliott Wright Harry Diver and Howard Fellhauer were bound over to the grand jury by Judge Alexander in Municipal Court on charges of malicious destruction of property after wrecking the home of City Sheriff Harry Bahlke at 3387 Southside avenue with stones last Wednesday as he tried to persuade customers he was not in the liquor trade.

Harry Bahlke Southside Avenue Grand Jury Bahlke Earl Wright Mississippi Avenue Harry Diver Hillside Avenue Howard Fellhauer West Sixth Street

Woman Sues for 50000 Damages Over 1920 Derailment

Judge Hickenlooper near completion of hearing in Charlotte G. Mitchell of Ocean Grove N J suing the Pennsylvania Railroad for 50000 for injuries from a Newark derailment on October 30 1920. The case will go to the jury today.

Hickenlooper Charlotte G. Mitchell Ocean Grove N. J Pennsylvania Railroad Company Newark N.J

Witness Held In Plot To Violate Dry Laws

United States courts report Emil Schmidt of Crescent Springs and others charged in a conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. Herman Schewitz and his brother were arrested after a 100-gallon still and liquor were found at 177 Burns avenue, Wyoming. Schmidt testified and was later arrested. Herman Schewitz was bound over to the grand jury.

Herman Schewitz Main Street Henry Schewitz Sycamore Street Emil Schmidt Crescent Springs Pike Erlanger Gregory Schewitz Brothers P. A. Nolting Burns Avenue Wyoming Nolting Schmidt Walnut Hills Schewitz

Kean appeals in bond loss suit against Memphis bank

Hamilton F. Kean of Kean Taylor & Co. files a second appeal in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a Memphis ruling dismissing his suit to recover 148 202 76 from National City Bank of Memphis. He says 466 000 Liberty bonds bought from Igoe Bros of New Jersey were stolen before delivery and 164 000 of the bonds were later sold in Memphis for 140 000.

Hamilton F. Kean Kean, Taylor & Co New York United States Circuit Court of Appeals United States District Gore Memphis

Involuntary bankruptcy filed against toy dealer Edward L Fortman

A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed against Edward L Fortman a toy dealer of 1409 Main street by L Cohen Sons New York Louis Wolf Co Cincinnati and B Wilmson Cincinnati with claims of 546 46 They charge he is insolvent and allege an act of bankruptcy occurred on June 10 by making an assignment.

U. S Edward L. Fortman Main Street L. Cohen & Sons New York Louis Wolf, & Co Cincinnati B. Wilmson Fortman

Newport Foundry Wins Confessed Judgment Against Reedy Company

Judge Hickenlooper awarded Newport Foundry Company a confessed judgment for 4117.76 in its suit against H. J. Reedy Company of Cincinnati after the parties reached an agreement.

Newport Foundry Company Newport Hickenlooper H. J. Reedy Company Cincinnati Reedy Company

Millionaire Hobo challenge to beggar image from Dr J Eads How

Dr J Eads How of St Louis known as the Millionaire Hobo urged in Cincinnati that the hobo is a migratory worker, not a beggar thief. He explained the term hobo as hoe boys and noted hobos travel seasonally for work, riding freight when funds run out after harvests. He spoke before leaving for a passport to Denmark and is heir to Captain James B Eads's estate.

J. Eads How St. Louis Mien Cincinnati Denmark Dr. How Said Northwest Dr. How Hobo James B. Eads

Doctor and hobos advocate builder of Eads Bridge

A 56 year old builder of the Eads Bridge in St. Louis who has spent most of his life in hobboing and in advocating better living conditions for hoboes is described as a graduate physician and reformer.

Mississippi River St. Louis

Senator La Follette Ill With Bronchial Asthma

Washington reports Senator La Follette of Wisconsin remains ill at his residence with bronchial asthma and his condition is unchanged.

Washington la Follette Wisconsin

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