Contradictory Versions in Louis Kienne Murder Case In Court
The courtroom heard conflicting accounts from Robert Smith and Claude Catron as they pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the shooting of Louis Kloine during a store hold up. Each blamed the other for planning the robbery and for the fatal gunfire at the Reading road and Clinton Springs avenue shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kienne
Delicatessen
Robert Smith
Summers Street
Claude Catron
Armory Avenue
Chester R. Shook
Dennis J. Ryan
Charles S. Bell
Reading Road
Clinton Springs Avenue
Klonne
Lawrence Elliott
Kemper Lane
Clarence Cole
Langdon Farm Road
Smith
Catron
Kloine
Nelson Schwab
Louis J. Schneider
Elliott
Eloine
Elaine
Cole
Newport Radio Dealers Seek Court Receiver in Dissolution
Monmouth Radio Mart Inc a Newport store operator filed in Common Pleas Court for dissolution and appointment of a receiver. Citing reduced demand for radio sets, expenses exceed income and assets cannot meet obligations. Stockholders listed as William Sachs Christopher W Popp and Walter A Popp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Radio Mart, Inc
Monmouth Street
Newport
Common Pleas Court
Charles H. Elston
William Sachs
Rogers Place
Christopher W. Popp
Walter A. Popp
Ft. Thomas
Father awarded damages in son’s death case
Woodson Morgan, administrator for his 16 year old son, received 15000 in a default verdict against Albert Lakeman. The suit claimed Lakeman failed to stop at an arterial sign at the Eastern avenue Torrence road intersection. The jury verdict was rendered in Judge Thomas H. Morrow’s Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lang
Vine Street
Glendale
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
W. W. Cowen
Common Pleas Court
Lang
Beebe, Bosch & Murphy
Woodson
Harry K. Morgan
Eastern Avenue
Albert Lakeman
Lansdowns Street
Deer Park
Thomas H. Morrow
Morgan
Lakeman
Torrence Road
Fricke & Spiegel
Atorneys
Wife files alienation of affections action cited by shop owner
Mrs. Elsie Scherrer, 35, of 1316 Race Street and owner of a Monticello Kentucky store begins alienation of affections suit alleging interference with her marriage. The case cites personal involvement and business ties as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Scherrer
Race Street
Monticello
Undertaker Files Divorce Suit Over Absence
John S. Yungbluth an undertaker of 8626 Eastern Avenue files for divorce in Domestic Relations Court on the ground of willful absence from wife Mrs. Josephine E. Yungbluth now in Los Angeles California. They married April 25 1905 and he alleges she has been absent for more than three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undertaker
John S. Yungbluth
Eastern Avenue
Josephine E. Yungbluth
Los Angeles
Cal
Yungluth
Divorce and civil actions listed in A20 series
A docket listing divorces, alimony and custody suits, damages claims, and corporate dissolution notices. Cases include Crosser v Crosser, Lane v Lane, McCamment v McCamment, and Hartzell mortgage foreclosure, with monetary claims ranging from 1,076 to 50,000 dollars and other injunctions or receiverships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Crosser
Maude Crosser
Wilbert Schifferly
Florence Schifferly
Mary Lane
William B. Lane
Esther McCamment
Charles McCamment
Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust, Company
Joseph C. Hartzell
Eli G. Frankenstein
Ida B. Heyker
Ambrose Heyker
Monmouth Radio Mart
Lena Kessler
Clifford Brennen
Eastern Machinery Company
Elizabeth Hance
Wilbur Hance
John S. Yungbluth
Josephine E. Yungbluth
A. J. Hoff
Irene Crowell
Gertrude Applegate
White Company
Myrtle Stewart
Elsie Scherrer
Committee Forms To Study City Police and Fire Pension Plan
A special meeting organized a committee to work with actuary George Buck on a possible pension plan for all city employees. Members include Charles O. Rose James Patterson Mayor Russell Wilson and officials from police and fire pension boards. The panel aims to establish actuarial soundness and reassure members that funds will not shift to civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dykstra
George Buck
New York
Charles O. Rose
Alex. Patterson
Russell Wilson
Mr. Dykstra
Edward Rathman
John Lentz
Gustav Lorenz
Carl Rodgers
Police and Fire Pension Boards
Robert Dunning
Walter Frey
Rose
Tarantula Captured in Dixie Terminal Shop
A deadly tarantula leaped from bananas in the Dixie Terminal Food Shop and was captured by store manager William C. Galzier and clerk Vernon Worstell. The spider, capable of five foot jumps, was placed in a glass jar and displayed in the shop window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal
Dixie Terminal Building
William C. Galzier
Kennilworth Avenue
Vernon Worstell
Cold Spring
Heated Ice Men Arrested at Police Court
Peter Andrews and Marion Stewart were bound over for peace after a fight over a broken window. Andrews claimed Stewart struck him with a rock and knocked him down during a scuffle at their May Street residences. both bonds set at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Andrews
May Street
Marion Stewart
Andrews
Stewart
Birth announcements from multiple couples across several streets
A series of birth notices lists couples and addresses with newborn girls and boys. Entries include BLOCK William and Anna at 8668 Russell Avenue with a girl, BUCK Thomas and Jennie in Madeira Ohio with a girl, CARRIER Jace and Myrtle at 413 Lombardy Street with a girl, and more across various streets and cities detailing newborn sexes and parental names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Anna
Russell Avenue
Buck—Thomas and
Jennie
Laurel Avenue
Madeira
Carrier
Jace and
Myrtle
Lombardy Street
Erhold
Catherine
Elam Street
Frank
Eleanor
Montana Avenue
Gassert
George and
Leila
Poplar Street
Harris
Jack and Mary
Woodburn Avenue
Hensel
Albert and
Grace
Main Street
Sieber
Jacob and
Sara
Taylor Avenue
LITZLER FREE CO-DEFENDANT IN JUVENILE CASE
Witnesses describe a drive past the City Building and jail toward the river confluence where the alleged attack occurred. Dr. Vernon Sloan and Mrs. Clara Smith confirm injuries. Frank Litzler testifies he offered to take the girl to police headquarters after questioning her and providing 5 cents for Cincinnati transit. another man places him at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Licking
Ohio Rivers
Vernon Sloan
Washington Avenue
Newport
Clara Smith
Sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Cincinnati
Mt St Joseph College announces scholarship winners
The Ohio college named four recipients for four year awards. Catherine Baker of Dayton won the Sister Mary Agnes McCann scholarship for a four year course at Mt St Joseph. Jeannette Linneman of Cincinnati and Mary Sulfsted of Middletown also earned four year college and music scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of
Middletown
Academy of
Relief Sought in Bankruptcy by Local Grocer
Walter W. Mann, owner of May and McMillan streets, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing debts of 7467.66 with 5261.81 unsecured and assets of 1084.98, including 1019.98 in stock in trade. Largest unsecured creditor is Colter Grocery Company at 1540.70. W. J. Mueller of Norwood also filed a pauper's affidavit and bankruptcy petition. schedules due in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Mann
Grocer
May
McMillan Streets
United States District Court
Colter Grocery Company
W. J. Mueller
Switchman
Glenside Avenue
Norwood
Auctioneer fees cut in bankruptcy cases rules issued
New bankruptcy rules limit official auctioneer compensation in the district. Judges Benson W. Hough and Robert R. Nevin issue limits: up to 4 percent on real estate and 10 percent on the first 1500 dollars of personal property, then 7 percent thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson W. Hough
Columbus
Robert R. Nevin
Cincinnati
United States
Auctioneer Prohibited From Sharing Fees Without Court Approval
The text states the next $1,000 and 5 percent on all over $2,500 as compensation terms. It also forbids the auctioneer from sharing compensation with others unless recorded or approved by the District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Bat Sandwich Shop Operator Pleads Not Guilty
Carl Sander of Bat Sandwich Shop at Lockland and Madeira roads pleads not guilty to selling liquor to prohibition agents. He is released on $1,000 bond and to appear for a hearing on June 25 before U. S. Commissioner August Siemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sander
Bat
Lockland
Madeira Roads
Prohibition
Siemon
United States
Grandmother Dies Protecting Babe From Oncoming Train
Mrs. Margaret Johnson, 62, was fatally struck by a Pennsylvania freight train near Clare Ohio while shielding her four-year-old grandson from danger as the child dashed toward the tracks. The train en route from Indiana to Cincinnati was piloted by John Whittaker and William Mefford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Johnson
Pennsylvania
Clare
Johnson
Myrtle Stimonson
Cincinnati
Indiana
John Whittaker
William Mefford
Ohio Finance Department upgrades to modern accounting system
The Ohio State Department of Finance announces a shift to a double entry accounting system and centralized control. Since January 1 encumbrances and cash are recorded. 125 activities formerly run by various boards are now managed by nine directors of the Governor's Cabinet, with Director Harry D. Silver overseeing all expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Department of Finance
Harry D. Silver
Buckeye Club
Buckeye
Gibson
Silver
State Department
Mr. Silver
Senate Confirms Legge as Farm Board Chairman
The Senate confirmed the nomination of Alexander Legge for reappointment as Chairman of the Farm Board. The action took place in Washington on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Legge
Washington
Senate Today
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
Mayor Appeals to Public to Attend Sherrill Party
Cincinnati Mayor Russell Wilson urges citizens to attend a testimonial dinner at the Linton Hotel tomorrow night honoring Col. Sherrill former City Manager and introducing C. A. Dykstra his successor. The mayor says the event honors Sherrill's service and showcases civic patriotism shaping Cincinnati as a leader in municipal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Col. Sherrill
C. A. Dykstra
Linton Hotel
Russell Wilson
City of
United States
Driver Fined After Improper Vehicle Use
Benny Katz of 3434 Burnet Avenue faced charges for operating a automobile with 1929 license tags. The judge noted the car did not belong to Katz and that a man paid him to move the vehicle to a garage for maintenance. Katz was fined a total of 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Elliott
Benny Katz
Burnet Avenue
Katz
Judge Elliott
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Common Pleas
Vinestreet
Ralph Becker
Scherrer
Newport Radio Dealers
HOTEL
Sylvania
Philadelphia
Dixie Terminal
Litzler Free
Chief of Police
Albert Hebbler
Latonia
Litzler
Irene Shafer
Elsie Smith
Pike Street
MT. ST. Joseph College
Train
Grandmother
Babe
Ohio Finance Department
Ecderchi
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
FIFTH
HIRD
UNION
RUST
West Fourth Street
N. W. Cor
Walnut Sts
Vine
Fourth and
Plum Office
Plum Streets
Ninth and
Ninth and Central Aves
Mohawk
Central Avenue
N. W. Cor. Court
Main Sts
Woodburn
Harrison and
Spring Grove
S. W. Cor
Spring Grove and
Harrison Aves
Winton Place
Spring Grove Avenue
Madisonville
E. Cor
Madison Rd
Whetsel Ave
Peebles Corner
Gilbert Avenue
Member
Federal Reserve System
Board of Directors
Craries H. M. Atkins President
Warner Elevator Co
Cuaries F
James Bonnyman
Blue Diamond Coal Co
Ww. Cooper Procter
Procter & Gamble Company
Crantes
C. Chase
Gerorce Puchta
Queen City Supply Co
the Corp
Je Crosley Radio
Caries H. Derrz
Carl J. Schmidlapp
The
Chase National Bank
N. Y
Epwarp A. Seerrer
Epwarp Senior A. Senior & Sons
D. Howarp Gayle
Gilmer Fuel Company
A. Carrero Shinkle
Covington Cincinnati Bridge Co
Monte J. Gosse
Frank H. Snepson
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Joan H. Goyrert
Goyert & Vogel Produce
Ethan B. Stanley
American Laundry Machinery Co
Samaz. E. Hires
CuHarries Kuhn
S. Kuhn & Sons
R. K. LeBlonp
R. K. LeBlond Machine Tool Co
William S. McKenzie
Epcar Stark
Edward W. Strong
Louis E. Miil
Joan E. Sullivan
J. Sullivan & Co
James P. Orr
the Potter Shoe Co
Jester
B. Verkamp
G. H
Maurice E. Pollax
Pollak Steel Co
William F. Winey
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cuirrero R. Wright President
Waterproof Paper & Board Co
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