Ruling Taxes Life Reserve Funds In Ohio
Judge Caldwell ruled life insurance legal reserves are liabilities not taxable. He permanently enjoined County Auditor Hess from taxing $186,172,591.86 held for five life insurers, including Union Central and Western and Southern Life. Prosecutor Bell and Assistant Durr plan to appeal.
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Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
William F. Hess
Charles S. Bell
Chester S. Durr
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Columbia Life Insurance Company
The
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Federal Union Life Insurance Company
Insurance Firms Seek Occupational Tax Exemption
Metropolitan Life and Home Life Insurance of New York apply to City Auditor Alfred Deckebach for exemption from Chicago occupational tax claiming state tax payment. City Solicitor Frank Bowman referred the matter after noting about $20,000 yearly in city revenue from a $7.50 tax per insurance solicitor. State Supreme Court recently held such taxes invalid when state tax is paid.
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Metropolitan Life and
Home Life Insurance Companies
New York
Alfred Deckebach
Deckebach
Frank Bowman
State Supreme Court
Two Win Commissions In National Guard
Frank Davies Conroy of 19 Garfield Place was appointed Major in the Medical Corps and James Robert Davidson Jr. of 2603 Cypress Avenue Norwood was named Second Lieutenant of Infantry in the Reserve Corps in announcements from Washington yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davies Conroy
Garfield Place
James Robert Davidson, Jr
Cypress Avenue
Norwood
Washington
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of new docket numbers and parties filed in Common Pleas Court showing various actions including damages sought from plaintiffs such as Robert L Crider Chester Martin Louis Martin Sthel Wambold George J Dirr & Son Margaret Keehan Ada Bason William E Brown The Emmert Manufacturing Company New York Paper Company Minard R Wittschger Kline Bros Co Harvey Wyckoff Erich W Becker Clara Reed Charles B Kary Cincinnati Builders' aa Margie M Davis Mae C Morse Bank of Commerce and Trust Company Maud Francis American Oil Pump and Tank Company Daniel R Fedder John A Lang G A Schacht Motor Truck Company Lucy Vert and others with several cases including divorces mortgage foreclosures and lien and execution actions.
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Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Crider
Jay C. Lathrop
Chester Martin
Andrew E. Broadston
Louis Martin
Same
Sthel Wambold
Samuel Wambold
George J. Dirr
The
Emmert Manufacturing Company
Otto Ackley
New York Paper Company Res Rose Treiman
Minard R. Wittschger
William J. Ellison
Squire Shaw
Kline Bros. Co
Joseph McCann
Alice Purdy
Maud Francis
Jeremiah Francis
American Oil Pump and Tank Company
B. F. Ns
Daniel R. Fedder
Jacob H. Siebler
Martin Estate Goes to Widow
The will of Jacob M. Martin filed in Probate Court leaves about 15,000 in personal property and 10,000 in real estate to his widow Mrs Adeline L Martin of 1025 Marion avenue The heirs include a niece Miss Helen A Martin and nephews Maurice Chester Martin and Jack Martin Each gets 500 with Jack receiving a gold watch and Maurice a platinum watch The remainder goes to the widow On her death one third goes to Fannie M Wolfson one third to Sol Martin and one third to Gussie and Pearl Linz The widow and Mrs Wolfson are executrixes The will dated December 29 1917
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Martin
Chester Park
Adeline L. Martin
Marion Avenue
Helen A. Martin
Maurice Chester Martin
Jack Martin
Fannie M. Wolfson
Mr. Martin
Sol Martin
Gussie Linz
Pearl Linz
MULLEN'S WIFE WINS DIVORCE IN DOMESTIC COURT
Mrs Mae Tracy Mullen 38 of 1994 Lexington Ave Norwood obtained a cross petition divorce yesterday from John Mullen 38 deputy clerk in the County Treasurer's office and son of the late politician Michael Mullen. They were married May 29 1922 Newport Ky. The divorce ends a troubled marriage with claims of desertion drunkenness and insults. The court ordered equal division of a 10 share Bell Telephone stock from an estate valued at about 20000.
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Mae Tracy Mullen
Lexington Avenue
Norwood
C. W. Hoffman
John M. Mullen
Michael Mullen
Mullen
Faber Avenue
Newport
William Thorndyke
Bell Telephone Company
Hoffman
Man Divorced After Accusations of Bootleg Ties and Threats
William Striede, 81, a former policeman, was divorced yesterday from his wife Mary E. Strieder, 34, of Kemper Lane. Mrs Strieder alleged he consorted with a bootleg queen and threatened to kill her if she refused the divorce.
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William Strieder
Bosley Avenue
Mary E. Strieder
Kemper Lane
Divorces Granted Follow Report Of Names And Addresses
The notice lists several divorces granted. Sara Komanov aged 3% from Mrs Paulina Komanovy with unclear address, Mary E Hopper aged 21 from Ira Hopper of Nor wood, Elmer Grey of 212 East Fifth Street from Mrs Mamie Grey of 735 Armory Avenue.
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Sara Komanov
Pleasant Street
Paulina Komanovy
Mary E. Hopper
Main Avenue
Norwood
Ira Hopper
Harper Avenue
Elmer Grey
East Fifth Street
Mamie Grey
Armory Avenue
Five Arrests in Theft of Prohibition Dept Alcohol
Ortha Hayes of Lawrenceburg Ind was arrested on conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act as part of a case involving the theft of thirty gallons of confiscated alcohol from the Prohibition Department in the Federal Building. Earlier arrests include Charles T. Jones Frank J. Stemann William Hauck and George Hauser, all linked to the alleged scheme.
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Prohibition Department
Federal
Ortha Hayes
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Charles T. Jones
Hewitt Avenue
Federal Building
Frank J. Stemann
William Hauck
Whetsel Avenue
Madisonville
George Hauser
Liberty Street
Hayes
Hauck
Court Calendar for Today Across Common Pleas Courts
Court docket lists multiple cases across rooms 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 and 9 with judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Roettinger Darby Marx and Hurley. Notable filings include Brion vs Abbott Maury vs Kely Huggin vs Heyl and the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York vs Stern Smith Company et al. Court starts at 9 o'clock with some 10 o'clock proceedings in the Superior and Domestic Relations Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Courts
Caldwell
Brion
Abbott
LeBlond
Maury
Kely
Huggin
Heyl
the Northside Bank
Skidmore
F. L. Hoffman
Billows
Von
Doecker
Nickley
Lote
Jude Darby
Weizenecker
Fries
The
Norwood National Bank
Humble
Dickinson
Bray
McHenry
Superior Court
Marx
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
N. Y
Stern, Smith Company
C. W. Hoffman
Martin
Kaesemeyer
Pattengall
Brookbank
Schiefer
Hoffman
Eppler
Asheville salesman held on white slavery charge in Oklahoma
Clayton C. Parker of Asheville was bound over for trial in Oklahoma on the white slavery charge after a $1,000 bond was set by U S Commissioner Thomas M. Gregory. Federal grand jury reconvened for April term on July 23. Judge Hickenlooper ordered the panel to reconvene at the request of U S District Attorney Gareth E. May. Forty cases are listed on the district court docket.
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United States Court
Clayton C. Parker
Asheville
N. C
Cincinnati
United States Court of the
Eastern District of
Oklahoma
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Hickenlooper
Areth E. May
United Sta
District Court
Court notes outline demurrers in Chan ner Sawyer case
Judge Caldwell will issue an opinion on the demurrer and motions of Herbert I. Channer George A. Sawyer and Fred G. McLaughlin of the defunct Channer Sawyer brokerage to quash thirteen indictments charging embezzlement and obtaining money from customers. Damages seek 57500 in two suits against Andrew E Broadston for injuries to Louis Martin's 10 year old son Chester. Other suits seek 25000 against Lathrop Hoge Gypsum Co for injuries to iron worker Robert Crisler and 25000 against French Brothers Bauer Co for fatal injuries to Jean Kary. A 28151.50 breach of contract suit is filed by Daniel Fedder against Maderite Tailoring Co. for failing to honor orders and pay per coat.
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Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Herbert I. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred. G. Mc.Laughlin
Channer & Sawyer
Andrew E. Broadston
Regent Avenue
Louis Martin
Chester Martin
Broadston
Park Avenue
Norwood
Robert L. Crisler
Common Pleas
Jay C. Lathrop
E. Clyde Hoge
Lathrop-Hoge-Gypsum Company
Crisler
Southern Ohio Iron Works Company
Alonzo Jaft Law School
Cifton Avenue
French Brothers-Bauer
Charles B. Kary
Lowden Avenue
Jean Kary
Twelfth Street
Vine
Race
Daniel Fedder
Jacob H. Siebler
Jacob Krondritzer
Maderite ‘Tailoring Company
Fedder
Chevrolet Dealers Parade At Chester Park Outing
The Chevrolet Dealers Association of Cincinnati will hold its annual outing at Chester Park. Each district will parade nine decorated cars, meeting at the park at noon for contests and $650 in prizes. Athletic events swimming contests and prize dances are planned with more than 6,090 expected to attend. A picnic supper will close the day.
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Chevrolet Dealers’ Association of
Cincinnati
Suburbs
Chester Park
City Council Hobbles On Bus Regulation Amid Collister Act
Cincinnati officials clash over a regulatory bus ordinance after the Collister home rule act took effect. The Traffic Committee rejected a plan to require licenses from existing providers, citing possible discrimination against new firms. A new drafting meeting was set to craft a comprehensive regulatory measure with city control and possible license fees.
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Cliff Martin
Safety Department
Cincinnati
Martin
Chauncey Pichel
Charles E. Tudor
W. J. Kuertz
Tudor
Carrel
Rose
Rager
Middletown Restaurateur Father figures in bankruptcy note
John A. Crist of Middletown Ohio was appointed trustee for Ethel Shearer bankrupt owner of the American Restaurant Middletown by Judge Hickenlooper in United States District Court yesterday. His bond is $2,000.
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John A. Crist
Middletown
Ethel Shearer
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Alumni of St Xavier gather pledge aid to college
Several hundred alumni and former students met at Recreation Hall for the annual alumni exercises and banquet of St Xavier College. William E. Fox, class of 1896, urged ongoing material support to make St Xavier influential in the Middle West. The eighty fifth commencement is set for Emery Auditorium with Thomas J. Duffy delivering the address and John T. Gaynor as valedictorian. Degrees will be conferred on forty two, with twelve certificates and twelve diplomas. An honorary Doctor of Laws will go to Rt Rev Msgr Louis J Nau.
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St. Xavier College
Recreation Hall
William E. Fox
St. Xavier
Middle West
Hubert
Braun elected head of Hay Grain Exchange
The Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange elected A. M. Braun as president after Frank L. Watkins resigned his post as Cleveland company operations end in Cincinnati. Watkins moves to Mansfield to manage a large elevator. Walter O Connell becomes Cincinnati representative. Robert Early named to succeed Braun as First Vice President.
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Frank L. Watkins
Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange
Watkins
Cleveland Grain and Milling Company
Ohio
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Cleveland
Walter O'Connell
A.M. Braun
Braun
Robert Early
75 Foot Fall Kills Pittsburgh Worker at Ohio Plant
J D Hyland a 34 year old from Pittsburgh was killed when the rope he rode broke while descending a 166 foot smokestack under construction at Ford Motor Company plant in Hamilton Ohio He fell 75 feet to the ground as coworkers heard his scream Coroner Gadd could not locate his Hamilton residence Hyland had worked for Rust Company two weeks prior to the accident
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Hamilton
J. D. Hyland
Pittsburgh
Ford Motor Company
Hyland
Most Engineering Company of
Gadd
Rust Company
Fugitives Captured Near Addyston Railway by Marshal Knapp
Two Batesville men identified as Charles Baker and John Loop, insane asylum escapees from Butlersville Indiana, were arrested near the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company tracks in Addyston by Marshal Knapp and jailed for authorities.
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United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Addyston
Marshal Knapp
Butlersville
Ind
Knapp
Tye
Batesville
Charles Baker
John Loop
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Chevrolet
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C &D Motor Delivery CO
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