Legion Wing Verdict Clears Post in 1919 Destruction Case
After a 45 minute deliberation the jury ruled for 50 members of the Robert E. Bentley Post American Legion in a suit by Lotta Burke and associates seeking 50000 damages over seditious literature burned on November 18 1919. The judge instructed that rights to seize tools used in burglary and to prevent conspiracy against government shield the Legion from civil damages. The verdict was unanimous, with officials praising the decision as establishing a precedent for civil action in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gusweiler
Robert E. Bentley Post
American Legion
Lotta Burke and Associates
Gusweiler
Ohio
The
United States
Legion
Communist Labor Party
Colonel Colston
Colston
Albert HH. Morrill
Bentley Post
Congress
State of
General Assembly of
State Penitentiary
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Widow appeals to court over denied work death claim
Annie E. Smith yesterday appealed to the Common Pleas Court to reverse a decision of the Ohio Industrial Commission which refused relief for her husband Alfred Smith's death on November 15, 1918, from injuries sustained while employed by Edwards Manufacturing Company. She denies the Commission's finding that he was not injured in the course of his employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Smith
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Industrial Commission
Alfred Smith
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Insolvency ruling assigns McLaughlin amid business failures
Samuel T. McLaughlin coal broker of Union Central Building is assigned in insolvency court yesterday for failure to fulfill contracts. Former Judge William A. Geoghegan named as assignee with assets listed at 4 000 dollars and liabilities at 12 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. McLaughlin
Union Central Building
William A. Geoghegan
Woman, 70, awarded $2000 by Cincinnati after duty officer ruling
Martha J. Butterfield of the Widows' Home received a $2000 verdict from the City of Cincinnati. Judge Robert S. Marx ruled municipalities are liable for negligence of on duty policemen and firemen, in the case where Butterfield was struck at Race and Fifth streets by a mounted patrolman Edward von.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Butterfield
McMillan and
Ashland Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
Robert S. Marx
Race
Fifth Streets
Edward von
Residents seek restraining order against public garage plan
Mollie Schotte, Elizabeth Stothfang, and August H. Greine filed to enjoin Joseph E. Cook from building a public garage at Warsaw and Woodlawn. They claim noise debris and disturbance would harm their residential neighborhood. Judge Stanley Matthews granted a restraining order after a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Schotte
Warsaw Avenue
Elizabeth Stothfang
August H. Greine
Joseph E. Cook
Warsaw
Woodlawn Avenues
Stanley Matthews
Pratt Sues McAndrews Over Oil Lease Profits and Stock
Frank X. Pratt files suit against Ed ward J. McAndrews seeking 2166 dollars as one third profit from disposing of an oil lease. He also claims 22500 dollars in stock, valued at 22500, was part of the consideration for the transfer of another lease per an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Pratt
Edward J. McAndrews
Mr. McAndrews
Company seeks injunction against machinist union picketing
The Oosterlein Machine Company yesterday sought an injunction to stop picketing and alleged intimidation of its employees by the International Association of Machinists District No 27 and other machinists. It is the fifth such injunction suit in three weeks against local unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oosterlein Machine Company
International Association of Machinists
Young Mailender Receives Consent Verdict Against Bode
Nine year old Kartan Mailender son of Milton A Mailender at 3583 Reading road won a $700 consent verdict from Milfred J Bode daughter of the late Judge August Bode, by a jury in Judge Robert S Marx's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kartan Mailender
Milton A. Mailender
Reading Road
Milfred J. Bode
August Bode
Langland Avenue
Robert S. Marx
Divorces Filed in Six Couples and Related Alimony Suit
Yesterday seven divorce petitions were filed including Mary M Ruehrwein vs Edward F Ruehrwein Jr and Neva Belle Carter O Leary vs John Howard O Leary. Marguerite Davis seeks divorce from Carlton Davis and Sarah Morgan from Samuel S Morgan. George Helms seeks separation from Estie Helms and Ida May Draggoo sues Charles G Draggoo. Mae Koller petitions divorce from Arthur E Koller while Charles F Mayer answered Stella Mayer’s petition and Anna Belle Lewis filed alimony suit against John Henry Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Ruehrwein
Aspen Avenue
College Hill
Edward F. Ruehrwein, Jr
Hulbert Block
Neva Belle Carter O’leary
John Howard O'Leary
Marguerite Davis
Carlton Davis
Boalstreet
Sarah Morgan
Samuel S. Morgan
Calhoun Street
George Helms
Estie Helms
Ida May Draggoo
Charles G. Draggoo
Mae Koller
Arthur E. Koller
Ironton Carpenter Files Bankruptcy Petition
Thomas Winters of Ironton filed for bankruptcy claiming debts of 428 dollars to local creditors with no assets to his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Winters
Ironton
Railway safety law case filed against Indiana line
Information was filed against the C. and QO Railway of Indiana by District Attorney Clark charging it with violation of the safety appliance law. A separate judgment ordered $12 to Nolan’s attorneys from a $365 damages award, with the rest to the plaintiff. The Hartman Trunk Company and Mendel Drucker Company suit was dismissed for lack of prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & QO. Railway of Indiana
Clark
Edward Nolan
P., c., Co. & St. L. Railroad
Peck
Nolan
Hartman Trunk Company
Mendel Drucker Company
Clergy Members Apply for Passports for World Tour
Applications filed yesterday include the Rev. Louis Durr of Hillsboro Ohio brother of County Auditor Peter Durr bound for a round the world trip. Also Rev Millard O Rose to China and Japan for the Holiness Mission and Domenico Di Lorenzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Durr
Hillsboro
Peter Durr
Millard O. Rose
China
Japan
Holiness Mission
Domenico di Lorenzo
I Mra
Amelia Tedesche
Valley Creamery seeks dissolution of injunction on St James plant
Proceedings by Blue Valley Creamery to end injunction blocking its plant on St James avenue were remanded to the Court of Common Pleas where the case began. The injunction was obtained by Mrs. Violet Hancock and other property owners opposing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley Creamery Company
St. James Avenue
Court of Common Pleas
Violet Hancock
Court Docket Listings of Domestic and Civil Cases
A list of dozen case numbers names and parties including Pratt vs McAndrews for 24668.65. Draggoo vs Dragoo for divorce. Lewis vs Lewis alimony. Brooks vs Daley lien and execution. Koller for divorce and injunction. Smith vs Industrial Commission on appeal. United Cigar Stores vs Uricho rent. Norwood Sash and Door Co. vs Schoffheide lien and execution. Mollie Schotte et al. vs Cook Co. injunction. O Leary vs McGuire quiet title. Helms vs Helms divorce. Kemper vs Levien partition. Arthur vs Arthur partition. Brunswick-Balke-Collender vs Benner mortgage foreclosure. Morgan vs Morgan divorce. Davis vs Davis divorce. Ruehrwein vs Ruehrwein divorce custody alimony. Queen City Carpet Cleaning vs Ziegler petition in error. Eva Grant vs Grant divorce. Gazaway vs Gazaway divorce. Foster vs Foster divorce. Long vs Long. OLeary vs OLeary divorce. Superior Court case 58084 Oesterlein Machine vs Machinists injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Pratt
Edward J. McAndrews
A. J. Walker
Ida M.draggoo
Charles G. Dragoo
John Nichols
Anna B. Lewis
John H. Lewis
Harry P. Karsh
Elizabeth E. Brooks
Edward J. Daley
Mae Koller
Arthur E. Koller
Jackson
Sparrow
Annie EB. Smith
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Frey & Simon
United Cigar Stores Company
Robert Uricho
Fulton & Woost
Norwood Sash and Door Company
H. W. Schoffheide
Mollie Schotte
Joseph E. Cook & Co
Jones, LeBlond
Morrissey & Terry
John M
O'Leary
John McGuire
A. B. Dunlap
George Helms
Este Helms
Bert J. King
Mary Kemper
Elizabeth Levien
Lorenser
Edward J. Arthur
Anthony Arthur
John G. Bammerlin
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Thomas H. Benner
John C. McCarthy
Sarah Morgan
Samuels. Morgan
William Thorndyke
M. Davis
Carlton Davis
Mary M. Ruehrwein
Edward F. Ruehrwein, Jr
Shook & Kraw
Queen City Carpet Cleaning and Rug Manufacturing Company
Lillian Ziegler
Klein & Simon
Eva M. Grant
Charles Grant
A. Lee Beaty
Kiziah Gazaway
John Eaenee
Isaac Foster
Mary Foster
Charles Long
Ethel Long
Neva B. C
John H. O'Leary
George A. Hamma
Superior Court
the Oesterlein Machine Company
International Association of Machinists Et al
Tittle & Ross
George EB
Tebbs
Factory physicians urged by Dr. McCord
Dr. C P McCord of the Medical College of the University of Cincinnati told Chamber of Commerce members at the Hotel Linton forum that industrial physicians can add years to workers lives and reduce lost time. He cited 2.6 million daily illnesses among 44 million workers and urged pooled services for small manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. McCord
Medical College of the University of Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Linton
Dr. McCord
McCord
Judge Marx plans federal board camp in city
Judge Robert Marx urged the Community Service Committee to establish a camp for 800 federal board men in the city by July 1. A site is undecided. The committee also proposed organizing rural districts into self governed community centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Committee
The
Community Service
Robert Marx
Federal Board
Exchange Club Outing at Terrace Park Club
Members of the Cincinnati Exchange Club and their wives will hold their first outing this afternoon and tonight at Terrace Park Country Club. The 5 o clock start features an old-fashioned chicken dinner with dancing music and vaudeville. The evening closes with an old-time grand march and quadrille and souvenirs for the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Exchange Club
Terrace Park Country Club
85 Aliens Admitted to Rights Of American Citizenship Here
The United States Court, presided by Judge Peek with Special Examiners Groff and Kennedy, admitted 85 aliens to citizenship, including 18 Germans with loyalties shown through Liberty bonds and war work. Peter Paulis, formerly Panagotis Paulo chronopoulos, had his name changed. many others from various nations were granted papers under the new act for war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States Court
Peek
Groff
Kennedy
Michael Schlosser
Lowell Street
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
St. Mihiel
Frieda Matt
Germany
Lusitania
Peck
Panagotis Paulochronopoulos
Judge Peck
Peter Paulis
Peter
Otto Abbel
Paul Eckelmann
Albert Stolzenberg
Michael Ehrnsberger
Herman Philipp
Emil Gerwig
Henry Mayer
William Schlueter
August Ehrer
Ernest FE. R. Warther
Johannes H. Kohstall
Karl Kloos
Anna Kammeyer
Otto Stolz
Alphone Lang
Morris A. Block
Irma Block
Herman Bracher
Bernard Grote
Walter Goodall
Domenico A. Bontemto
George Zissios
Joe Tradewitch
Benjamin Barishman
Donato Marsino
Frank Grasso
Samuel Munich
Isadore Elliman
Boris Myrhoff
Philip Ponenan
Red Cross forms service men welfare committee in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Chapter of the American Red Cross mails a circular to churches clubs and unions about a War Department backed Service Men's Welfare Committee. Ex service members can file claims for bonus pay lost papers or disability with Miss Edwina A. Meaney at Red Cross HQ 22 West Eighth Street. Vocational training information is also available. Reinstatement of lapsed government life insurance must occur before July 1 for those out of service eighteen months or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Red Cross
Boy Scout
Service Men’s Welfare
War Department
Edwina A. Meaney
Red Cross
West Eighth Street
Times Star staffer wins advertising prize at Xavier’s
John J. McCabe of the Times Star printing staff won the gold medal for best laid out newspaper ad from Cincinnati advertising man Jesse Joseph and Ben Mulford Jr College of Commerce St Xavier's. Silver went to C C Seghers of the Perry Mason Company. Medals will be presented Wednesday night at St Xavier's Emery Auditorium during the annual commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McCabe
Times-Star
Jesse Joseph
Cincinnati
Ben Mulford, Jr
College of Commerce
St. Xavier’s
C. C. Seghers
Perry Mason Company
St. Xavier's
Emery Auditorium
Negro Schools Picnic at Cincinnati Zoo Draws 10000 plus
More than 10 000 colored school children and their families gather for the annual outing of all colored pupils in Greater Cincinnati at the city zoo today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cincinnati
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Legion Wing
Joseph W. Shorts
Edward Colston
Joseph Graydon
Constant Southworth
Shorts
Court News
Court
Ironton Carpenter
Railroad
Maurice Ketten
the Press PuBlishing Co
Bis
Italy
Stanley McDevitt
Ing
France
England
M.cord
Marx
Joseph Greenburg
John P. Gerloff
Alter Perlus
Andrew Meyer
Lichtenstein
Dominick Majors
David Monasche
Jacob Kulback
Harry Holtzman
Julius Nathan
Anthony Sponzilli
Leo Kaufman
Thomas B. Medlyn
William Korelitz
Ben Rybinnik
Mandel Gehler
Isaac Hasler
Aaron Liechtman
Louis Travis
Anthony Pioplis
Ibrahim Lutfi
Joseph Leichtman
Ruben Greenshoun
Benjamin Weinstein
Alexander Gaby
Edgar Wain
Henry Cobbe
Irwin Posner
Max Fox
Simon Gorodetzky
John Procaccino
James Anderson
George Hann
William John Kennedy
Nathan Tennenholtz
Henry Weinstein
John Duffy Kane
Scot
Max Skuratovsky
Pasquale Volpe
Peter Ninnia
Jos. Mercurio
Max Brown
Michele Zicola
Peter Paulin
Thomas P. Wrigley
Morris Kizner
Gordon M. Graham
Albert Grove
Luke Healy
William Ford
Louis Sevier
Luxemburg
Demetrios Karambelas
Isabel McLachlan
Aeolian Co
Aeolian Se
Priestley
Motion Picture Houses
Norma Talmadge
Roy Stewart
Westerners
Pauline Frederick
the Woman
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Edmund Breese
Marie Shotwell
Chains of Evidence
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
G. B. Riley
Alter Place
South Crescent Avenue
H. A Rybolt
Highridge Avenue
Overlook Avenue
Lockman Avenue
City of
Michigan Avenue
Erie Avenue
Madison Road
Burch Avenue
Observatory Avenue
State of Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P.durr
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