Divorce Told Honeyed Remorse Letter in Court
Mrs. Hilda Hoffman testified in divorce court that her husband Kenneth Hoffman sent remorseful letters after their separation, offering a divorce if it made her happy. The couple married June 23, 1923, faced jealousy and gossip, and he deserted her September 30, 1924. One letter dated January 20, 1925, expressed love and hope she would forgive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Hoffman
Southside Avenue
Kenneth Hoffman
East McMillan Street
Cincinnati
Honey
Divorces Granted for Several Residents in Montgomery Area
The courts granted divorces to Ruby Kaesemeyer and Elsie Eppler and to Engelbert Schiefer and Catherine Tice, listing ages and addresses. Joseph Brookbank's suit against Laura Brookbank was dismissed. both had prior divorces. Evidence indicated a marriage date of March 19, 1924 between Brookbank and his second wife.
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Ruby Kaesemeyer
Montgomery
Harry Rudolph Frederick Kaesemeyer
Carthage Pike and Dale Road
Norwood
Elsie Marie Eppler
West Liberty Street
Christ Eppler
Wade Street
Engelbert Schiefer
Hamer Street
Mary Agnes Schiefer
Bethel, O
Catherine Elizabeth Tice
Gilbert Avenue
Allen Milburn Tice
Cincinnati
Joseph Louis Brookbank
Edwards Road
Laura Brookbank
Glencoe Place
Brookbank
Neighborhood battle leads to $5000 damage suit
John McGuire of Madisonville sues Mrs May Keim and her son Arthur for injuries to Virgil McGuire 11 after a January 12 1925 fight on Woosterpike Madison vile. The suit claims malicious assault with a rock and permanent back spine injuries.
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Woosterpike
Madisonvile
Common Pleas Court
John McGuire
Route 10
Madisonville
Virgil McGuire
May - Keim
Arthur Keim
Young Keim
McGuire
Village liquor court fine reversed by Struble
Judge Struble of Common Pleas Court reversed a $200 fine by Mayor Hopping against D. L. Stevens of 1973 North Main for possessing and transporting liquor. Evidence showed Stevens was arrested after a collision on Forest avenue on November 18 1924 when liquor was said to be found in his car. Stevens lawyer claimed the wine was planted by liquor agent George Frank recently sentenced for graft charges.
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Struble
Common Pleas Court
Hopping
North Bend, CO
D. L. Stevens
North Main Street
Stevens
George Frank
Hamilton Avenue
North Bend
Forest Avenue
Frank
D. L. Lykins
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta, Ga
Hickenlooper
Watchman awarded damages for loss of eye at university
George Voelker a 56 year old night watchman at the University of Cincinnati was awarded 1584.14 damages by a jury in Judge Struble's Common Pleas Court against the Industrial Commission of Ohio for the loss of his left eye. The injury followed an argument with fellow employee James Lehart on June 14 1924. Lehart pleaded guilty and received six months in the County Jail. Voelker had sought compensation from the Industrial Commission which had denied his claim. The jury reached its verdict after fifteen minutes.
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Struble
Common Pleas Court
George Voelker
Emming Street
University of Cincinnati
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Voelkers
James Lehart
Lehart
Ryan
Voelker
Industrial Commission
Court asked to appoint receiver for Mattman and Sinclair
In Common Pleas Court yesterday stockholder Fred S. Woodend petitioned for a receiver for the Mattman & Sinclair Company a $75 000 corporation with offices in the Dixie Terminal Building The suit alleges the firm has produced an air o meter for two years and that in May 1925 its directors agreed to sell all assets to the Kodel Radio Corp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattman & Sinclair Company
Dixie Terminal
Common Pleas Court
Fred S. Woodend
Kodel Radio Cor
Court calendar notes several cases in Common Pleas and Domestic Relations
The schedule lists multiple case numbers and times across rooms 1 7 with judges Cae Gelod Roettinger Darby Hoffman and the Domestic Relations Court led by Judge Hoffman. Notable entries include Reed vs Mowbray 179,632 Burley Tobacco Growers Coop vs Meyer 189,295 and Doud vs Doud 194,947 among others.
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Cae
The
National Liberty Insurance Company
Boetscher
Roettinger
Van
Industrial Commission
Darby
Weizenecker
Fries
the Norw National Bank
Humble Et al
Fazzio
Cincinnati Traction Company
Clark
Troescher
Dutton
Brenner
Enner
Smith
Dole
Phelps
Helwig
Farris
Terwiligers
Assignment of assets by furniture dealer Guthrel
John Guthrel of 325 Hammond street filed a deed of assignment with Judge Lueders in Probate Court assigning all assets valued at 13 000 to John H. Doyle 317 Schmidt Building for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities were reported at 7 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guthrel
Hammond Street
Lueders
John H. Doyle
Schmidt Building
Jury Convicts Two for Stolen Goods and Theft
Lawson Fassett of 512 George Street is found guilty by a jury in Judge Hurley’s Criminal Court of receiving stolen goods valued at $30. Miles Hampton is convicted of stealing a purse containing $4.50 from Miss Anna Ross on May 9.
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Lawson Fassett
George Street
Hurley
Miles Hampton
Anna Ross
New Suits Listed in Common Pleas Court
A sequence of cases in Common Pleas Court No 195,640 et al includes lien and execution actions, divorce and custody petitions, writs of habeas corpus, receiverships, and damages claims. Notable parties include Pickering Hardware Co, Russell M Freeman, Amanda P Brokate, Goble, Canfield Piano Co, Kronberger, Robrecht, Pinkard, Shantee, Woodend, Nellie Thompson, Virgil McGuire, Kunz, Cincinnati City, Morris Plan Bank, and Security Finance Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
the Pickering Hardware Co
Russell M. Freeman
William Brokate
Amanda P. Brokjate
Ivo
Vdo
Vas and Electric Appliance Co
Margaret
John E. Lee
Lucille C. Goble
David F. Goble
The
Canfield Piano Co
Joseph Kronberger
C. A. Robrecht
Pennsylvania
KR. Xk. Co
iMaring Pinkard
Bernice Pinkard
Bessie Shantee
Fred S. Woodend
the Mattman & Sinclair Co
Nellie Thompson
Virgil McGuire
Mayheim
Robert W. Kunz
Anna M. Kunz
Earl Gilbert
City of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank
Harry J. Swegman
D. P. Cronin
Nellie V. Martin
Security Finance Co
Paul Mueller
Augusta H. E. Eye
Sam E. Eye
Bessie Darnell
Leslie Darnell
Harris bound over on morphine charge in narcotics case
Joseph Harris of 133 West Seventh street was bound over to a grand jury by Commissioner Gregory after an arrest on May 29 by federal agent Earl Fischbach for possessing and selling morphine. Marked money recovered from addicts who allegedly bought morphine was found with Harris, who denied selling the drug and could not post $1,000 bond, and was jailed.
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Joseph Harris
West Seventh Street
Earl Fischbach
Gregory
Harris
Transferred federal case over damages from Ohio accident
A transcript shows Theodore Ericks of Chesapeake suing Wilson & Co of Chicago for 60000 damages from a September 1924 auto crash. The case moved from Lawrence County Ohio to federal court due to diverse citizenship. Samplings include dismissal of two suits against Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and other liquor related actions in Cincinnati federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lawrence County
Theodore Ericks
Chesapeake
Wilson & Co
Chicago
United States District Court
Ees Ericks
Ohio River
Hickenlooper
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Hamilton
O. Ida L. Richardson
Stanley R. Mau
Joseph Naegele
Harrison Pike
Dent
Carl £. Geiger
Hopple Street
Christ M. Bettinger
Gregory
Geiger and Bettinger
Naegele
Smith Hickenlooper
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Kenneth Hauer
Howard Sign Company
Aver
Mason Novelty Company
Wateroo
Porter Files Bankruptcy Petition in U S District Court
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in U S District Court by Charles L. Porter locomotive engineer of Ironton Ohio. His liabilities total 1783.52 with assets consisting of a wrecked automobile valued at 300 and 65 in wages from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. His largest liability is a 1022.40 note held by National Bond and Investment Company Ironton and 125 owed to Peoples Bank Russell Kentucky on accommodation paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Charles L. Porter
Ironton
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
National Bond and Investment Company
Peoples Bank
Russell, Ky
Youths Arrested For False Pretenses Threats
Frank Sigel aged 23 from Twelfth and Vine streets and James Nash aged 25 of 604 Reading road were arrested yesterday on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Four warrants were issued by Fred Stucky of 317 Probasco avenue Clifton after he was allegedly threatened by the pair posing as detectives and demanding $200.
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Frank Sigel
Twelfth
Vine
James Nash
Reading Road
Fred Stucky
Probasco Avenue
Clifton
Stucky
Birth Control Debate at Swedenborgian Conference
Rev. Paul Dresser from Bath Maine argued birth control as a path to quality in future generations during a Swedenborgian Church conference in Boston. The talk spurred mixed clerical reaction while supporters framed it as economic social reform and opponents urged focusing on spiritual aims.
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Paul Dresser
Bath
Church of the New Jerusalem
Oak Street
Win Slow Avenue
Dresser
Dr. Dresser
Judas
Mr. Dresser
Jacob
BE. L. Gould
Brooklyn
New Church Messenger
Kingdom of Heaven
Mr. Gould
Heaven
S. T. Whitehead
Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Mr. Whitehead
Adolph Roeder
Orange
N. J
Caesar
Mr. Roeder
E. A. Munger
Chicago
Munger
Ruth Neely
Press Case Against Brokers Heads to Arraignment
Judge Caldwell overrules demurrers in the Channer Sawyer McLaughlin embezzlement and false pretenses indictments. Prosecutor Bell and Assistant Schneider say the brokers will be arraigned soon before Judge Ryan, with readiness to set dates immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Herbert I. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred G. McLaughlin
Channer & Sawyer
Charles S. Bell
Louis Schneider
Dennis J. Ryan
Criminal Court
Darby
Beazell
Chatfield
State of Ohio
George H. Beazell
William H. Chatfield
Parochial Schools Hold Outing With Spelling Bee
The Cincinnati and Hamilton Parochial Schools host an outing at Chester Park featuring an old-fashioned spelling bee led by Rev. Urban Wehr. Cash prizes go to the top three spellers as the event is organized by a committee including Rev. William Schmidt and Father Francis A. Roth among others.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Chester Park
Urban Wehr
William Schmidt
Archbishop Elder High School
Francis A. Roth
A. E. Scheffer
Matthew P. O’brien
Francis J. Finn
William Anthony
James‘‘A. Reilly
J. J. Castellini
A. H. Foppe
Drax Thomas P. Hart
Wien
Oll
Joseph Benning
Edward Busse
Harry Gilligan
Lawrence Wesse
High Windstorm Causes Small Fire and Property Loss
A brief high windstorm hit Cincinnati yesterday afternoon causing minor damage. Rain accompanied the storm, about a quarter inch. A curtain at Thomas Kirk's residence at 4405 Verne Avenue blew against a gas stove, starting a small fire quickly extinguished by firefighters with minimal loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas Kirk
Verne Avenue
Pleasure craft given Coast Guard protection orders
Washington June 17 Rear Admiral Billard Coast Guard commandant issues orders that vessels plainly recognized as yachts or solely for pleasure are not to be stopped. He appeals to American yachtsmen to avoid rum running and to cooperate by heeding Coast Guard signals and staying clear of restricted vessels.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Atlantic Coast
Billard
Delegates Depart for Cedar Point Convention
Two special coaches will carry Cincinnati Automobile Club delegates to the Ohio State Automobile Association convention at Cedar Point on June 19 and 20. Directors named numerous club members as official delegates and plan campaign memorabilia for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Ohio State Automobile Association
Cedar Point
Cincinnati
A. E. Mittendorf
Automobile Club
Frank Switalski
Charles B. Rattermann
Cr. J. Rennekamp
Grand Hotel
H. J. Pfeister
L.A. Boulay
Cincinnati Traction Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Hopple Street
Joseph D. Engelbert
William M. Perin
H. J. Pfiester
George
Pauline DeRoo Dies Sudden Stroke After Return Home
Mrs Pauline DeRoo 53 died from apoplexy after returning home from her husband John C DeRoo’s office trip to Wichita Kan She was packing clothes when stricken Survived by husband a daughter Mrs T J Summers and a son J P DeRoo Coroner Handley attributed death to stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. DeRoo
P. DeRoo
Wade and
Barton Streets
Pauline DeRoo
Yale Bowl may be named Camp Field in honor of Walter Camp
Yale President James R Angell announced that the famous Yale bowl might be renamed Camp Field to memorialize Walter Camp who died in March. Towers will be erected at the gateway to the bowl as a tribute to Camp.
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Camp Field
New York World News Service
New Haven
Walter Camp
James R. Angell
Yalé
Camp
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