Courthouse Report Praises Construction and Accounting Work
A report on the new courthouse covers work up to May 1 1920 praising the construction, detailing disbursements of 2 971 404 66 and receipts of 3 021 291 20 with a remaining balance 49 886 60. It notes liquidated damages potential of about 25 000 and corrections to a 2 574 04 error in favor of Charles McCaul Co. Architects fee adjusted to 6 percent of a lower base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Murray
Bureau of Accounting
C. E E. Brotton
Charles McCaul Company
Rankin, Kellogg & Crane
Widow Receives Industrial Commission Award in Ohio
Helen Beyrer of 1514 Race Street won an Ohio Industrial Commission verdict in Judge Thomas Darbys court for 12 dollars weekly for 312 weeks as widow of Louis F. Beyrer who died March 5, 1918 after being struck in the head with a tool while working for Stern Auer Shoe Company. The commission had previously denied relief, and Mrs. Beyrer sued for herself and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Beyrer
Race Street
Ohio Industrial Commission
Thomas Darby
Louis F. Beyrer
Stern-Auer Shoe Company
Industrial Commission
Probate Judge Overrules Nine Exceptions in Davis Will Case
William H. Lueders, probate judge, overruled nine objections to an expense account tied to the Clark W. Davis will contest. Davis died May 26, 1916, leaving an estate about 250000 dollars. The widow Mary Montgomery Davis, guardian for 15 year old Clark M. Davis, filed the exceptions. The will left her only her standard share if no will existed. The contention that Davis was not of sound mind was rejected by the Common Pleas Court verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lueders
Clark W. Davis
Mary Montgomery Davis
Mary Roberts
Clark M. Davis
Mr. Davis
Common Pleas Court
Jury Rules Against Anna Strong in Slip and Fall Suit
A jury in Judge Fred erick L. Hoffman's court ruled for defendant Josephine Rohs in the $15 000 suit brought by Anna Strong over injuries from a January 25 slip on an icy pavement in front of 1403 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Strong
Josephine Rohs
Frederick L. Hoffman
Vine Street
Farmer awarded 750 dollars in street car collision case
Harry Peene of Constance Kentucky, a 27 year old farmer, won a verdict of 750 dollars against the Cincinnati Traction Company in Judge Edward T. Dixon's court. The case arises from injuries suffered when a street car struck his produce wagon on West Sixth street several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Peene
Constance
Cincinnati Traction Company
Edward T. Dixon
West Sixth Street
Seek To Bar Picketing In Auto Strike Injunctions
The O Armieder Company and Fox Klein Motor Car Company filed separate injunction suits yesterday to stop picketing and other unlawful acts alleged by strikers of Auto Mechanics Union Local 1042. Seven injunction actions have been started in three weeks. Armleder estimates $800000 of orders are delayed by the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Armieder Company
Fox-Klein Motor Car Company
Auto Mechanics’ Union
International Association of Machinists
Armleder Company
Auction of governess's effects aids burial costs
In the Probate Court described as the Court of the Common People Judge William H Lueders oversaw a sale of Johanna Mohrs personal effects. A letter from the deceaseds mother in Germany requesting details of her daugh ters death led to the auction funds covering burial expenses and a small excess likely to go to the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of the Common People
William H. Lueders
Johanna Mohr
Avondale
Lueders
Divorces Filed by Several Petitioners and Cross Petitions
Yesterday several individuals filed divorce requests including Louise Van Treese from Wilson Swales Van Treese Clarence J Mastio from Treva Mastio of Baltimore Md William King from Beatrice King Margaret Kretten from Matthew Kretten and Anna Sebastian from George Sebastian Cross petitions include Emma Roessly from George Roessly Stella Bybee from Joseph Bybee Helen Mehring from George Mehring Frank X Stout a US Marine Corps corporal sues for divorce alleging marriage to Viola Stout on February 7 1919 in Savannah Ga when she was 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise van Treese
Wilson Swales van Treese
Clarence J. Mastio
Treva Mastio
Baltimore
William King
Beatrice King
Margaret Kretten
Matthew Kretten
Anna Sebastian
George Sébastian
Emma M. Roessly
George R. Roessly
Stella Bybee
Joseph A. Bybee
Helen H. Mehring
George W. Mehring
Frank X., Stout
United States Marine Corps
Viola Stout
Savannah
Suit Seeks Stop On Trade Secrets Disclosure
Jeffrey Dewitt Company of Detroit sues Earle T. Montgomery and Montgomery Porcelain Products of Franklin Colorado seeking an injunction to prevent him from claiming or transferring lab discoveries and patent rights. The firm, which makes spark plug insulators, spent about $50,000 on research after hiring Montgomery away from a New York college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle T. Montgomery
Montgomery Porcelain Products Company
Franklin, CO
Jeffrey Dewitt Company
Detroit
Montgomery
New York Polytechnic College
Court Orders Montgomery to Halt Use of Records and Transfer Rights
The order enjoins Montgomery from revealing selling or using information obtained from university records or experiments and requires him to transfer preliminary patent rights to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Whisky Tax Fight Appeals Ruling Over Rectifying Claim
T. Scott Mayes appeals to the Circuit Court of Appeals from Judge Evans of the Federal Court at Louisville. He must repay 2095 dollars collected from Paul Jones & Co. of Louisville for a supposed rectifying tax on whisky. The firm argues no rectifying occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Scott Mayes
Internal Revenue
Kentucky
Circuit Court of Appeals
Evans
Federal Court
Louisville
Paul Jones & Co
Roper
Public hearing on traffic plan favors reforms and taxes
Business groups praise the Cincinnati Traffic Investigating Committee proposals to ease congestion. The plan includes a multiple berthing rule for street cars and a $10 tag system for parking violations, with violators cited to Municipal Court. County road projects totaling $56,000 were approved and tax payment deadline extended to July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Cincinnati Traffic Investigating
D. C. Keller
Retail Merchants’ Association
Keller
Samuel Meyer
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Real Estate Board
Meyer
New York
William H. Miller
R. H. Reemelin
E. A. Gast
Kilby Road
Valley Junction Road
Harrison Road
Lawrenceburg-Harrison
Indiana State Line
Capbell
Lawrenceburg and
Harrison and
New Haven
Paddy’s Run
River Road
Miami River
Blue Rock Road
Church
Clevesand Warsaw Road
Hillside Road
Devil's Cibone Road
Camargo
Cincinnati Corporation
Bloom Road
Loveland-Madeira Road
Camargo Road
Loveland Line
Glendale-Milford Road
Cincinnati Auto Club
Louis Howe
Whisky transfer case arrests in Price Hill and on Considine
Ben Hartman and Price Hill man were charged in a whisky transfer and attempted sale case after two barrels were seized on Considine avenue. Hartman and Victoria Srbovan were arraigned. Srbovan faces $1,000 bond and June 26 examination as Hartman awaits June 24 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hartman
Considine Avenue
Price Hill
Adler
Victoria Srbovan
Minister Applies for Passports to Asia and England
The Rev Albert Julian Nast retired Methodist minister of Sl Mann Place applied for passports to China, Japan and Korea to study conditions there. John Clark drayage company manager sought a passport to England to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Julian Nast
Sl Mann Place
China
Japan
Korea
John Clark
Drayage Company
England
Certificates Granted for New Citizens in Local Ceremony
American citizenship certificates issued yesterday to William Schneck a cooper from Hungary of 103 Findlay Street and to Elli Yosefat an auto worker from Greece of 726 West Eighth Street in a local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schneck
Findlay Street
Cooper
Hungary
Elli Yosefat
West Eighth Street
Greece
Divorce and related actions listed in Common Pleas and courts
A compilation of cases in Common Pleas No. 174 90 to 174 913 covering divorces alimony custody partition and related disputes including William King versus Beatrice King Margaret Kretten versus Matthew Kretten Louise Van Treese versus Wilson Van Treese and other domestic matters Also insolvency and injunction actions and entries from Superior Court The docket includes cases involving Ohio and Kentucky Fuel Company Dwale Coal Company and the O Armleder Company among others filed by various law firms with noted counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Stout
Viola Stout
Shook & Kraw
Anna Sebastian
George Sebastian
Ryan & Hurley
Margaret Kretten
Matthew Kretten
Eugene Adler
William King
Beatrice King
John W. Devanney
John P. Frey
Anna Benzing
Harry R. Weber
Clarence J. Mastio
Treva Mastio
Kelley & Remke
Ohio and Kentucky Fuel Company
Dwale Coal Company
Cobb, Howard & Bailey
Louise van Treese
Wilson
van Treese
George B. Goodhart
Frank M. Cha
Edward J. Andrews
C. A.J. Walker
Geddes to speak at University of Cincinnati centennial
Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador to the United States, will be the chief speaker at the 100th anniversary of the University of Cincinnati Medical College on November 4. The program includes nationally noted speakers as plans for the centennial celebration proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland Geddes
United States
University of Cincinnati Medical College
Frank B. Cross
Medical College of Ohio
Drake
Jesse Smith
Benjamin Bohrer
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Medical College
University of Cincinnati opens summer course registration
Registration for five to ten week summer courses at the University of Cincinnati will open Monday at 9 am in McMicken Hall. Courses include botany, American literature, League of Nations studies, ethics, mental tests, romance, languages, psychology and elementary Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
McMicken Hall
League of Nations
Separated for Year Little Sisters Reunite
Stella Tomlin eight embraces her blind sister Mabel seven at the Ohio Humane Society reunion yesterday. They had been separated in February 1919 when the father placed them in different homes amid alleged desertion. Mabel sent to the Children's Home after abuse. Stella to Catherine Booth Home. They must be separated again as Mabel goes to the Columbus Institute for the Blind and the Humane Society seeks a home for Stella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Stella Tomlin
Ohio Humane Society
Board of Health
the Humane Society
Stella
Catherine Booth
Catherine’s
Columbus Institute For the Blind
The
Humane Society
Tablet for Soldiers of U S Card Company Unveiled
A bronze 50 by 75 feet tablet weighing 500 pounds was unveiled at a mass employee meeting of the United States Playing Card Company in Norwood. It honors 78 veterans of the World War including one Captain and fifty eight privates with three gold star names. A. M. Berens spoke on sacrifices and the company glee club sang patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Playing Card Company
Norwood
N. A. Daly
A. M. Berens
United States Playing Card Company Glee Club
Aliens To Specify Land Of Destination New Rule
The State Department will end the office of foreign permits on June 30 and shift processing to the Division of Passport Control. Enemy aliens may depart to all countries without permits, with borders by Mexico and Canada no longer requiring permits, while passport requirements from their home countries remain in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Office of Foreign Permits
Passport Control
United States
Europe
Insular
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Voile, Batiste
Linen
Dimity
Georgette
Faille
St., West
Kotte’s
OUR Truss Dept
Lamb’s Wool
BY Tiare
Yi Guna
Hunt
DOW Drug
Pogue
Fourth Street
Faery Queen Tea Shop
Mabley & Carew Coo
Eaaminerg Laud Board
A Hines E
United States Court
Maurice Ketten
the Press Publishing CO
John
Joor
JON
Reller
Guinty
Board of Commissioners
Dr. Nast
Samuel Gertzman
City of
Cincinnati
Alpert T. Brown
I. Seville
Same
Albert T. Brown
Superior Court
O. Armleder Company
Ve. International Association of Machinists
Ee Tuttle & Ross
George E. Ted
Schickner & Weiland
Geddes
U. OF C
U.S. Card Company
Palm Beach
Ralph Green Co
Fischer
Walnut Street
Smith Kasson Co
Natural Bridge
Via
Bourth St
Covingto
Oene
Latonia
Falmouth
Cynthiana
Paris
Grand Mountain
Es Op Consolidated Ticket Office
Gwynne Bldg
Fr. D. Bush
Mens & Womens Anh Te Psi Credit
Board of Education
Labion
H. J. Ordelmundt
America
the Commercial Tribune
Berry Rieck
Nashville
Tenn
C. T
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