Ex-Mate 3 Fate Big Role in Divorce Suit
The McHenry divorce case hinges on whether ex-husband Britton is dead or alive. Dr. Lowry Lee McHenry alleges his estranged wife Kitty Norman Britton McHenry misrepresented Britton’s death to obtain Cheviot property and stock. Evidence presented claims Britton died in a Kentucky mining camp now known as Andover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Valentine Britton
Lowry Lee McHenry
Harrison Avenue
Cheviot
Kitty Norman Britton McHenry
East
McMillan Street
Darby
Common Pleas Court
General Motors
Charngold
McHenry
C. W. Hoffman
Divorce Granted After Husband Called Wife Dumbell
In Domestic Relations Court Judge C W Hoffman granted Beatrice Levy a divorce from David H Levy age 82, alleging a pattern of domineering coldness and public humiliation including calling her dumbell and ignoramus as well as threats. They wed September 26 1916 and separated March 31 1925. Other divorces granted followed for Elizabeth Yankee Preston Yankee Mary Katherine McBreen Roy McBreen Charles Ernst Rose M Ernst Amos DeRuiter Dorothy Rulison DeRuiter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Levy
Virginia Apartments
Beatrice Levy
North Rockdale Avenue
Betts Street
Roy McBreen
Charles E. Ernst
Edgar Avenue
Rose M. Ernst
Norwood
Amos R. DeRuiter
Thirty-third Street
Dorothy Rulison DeRuiter
Glencoe Place
Channer Sawyer and McLaughlin Set for Tuesday Arraignment
Judge Caldwell overruled demurrers to eleven embezzlement indictments against Herbert I. Channer George A. Sawyer and Fred McLaughlin of the former Channer and Sawyer brokerage and Judge Ryan fixed Tuesday for arraignment at the request of County Prosecutor Bell and Louis Schneider. A delay applies to two false pretense indictments as demurrers may be reargued. If they plead not guilty the State will seek earliest trial date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Common’ Pleas Court
Herbert I. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred. McLaughlin
Channer & Sawyer
Ryan
Criminal Court
Bell
Louis Schneider
Beazell & Chatfield
Receiver Appointed for Mellvain & Spiegel Boiler Co
John L. Richey was appointed receiver by Judge Caldwell of Common Pleas Court at the request of John B. Scheibly, president of Mellvain & Spiegel Boiler and Tank Company. The suit says the company has $50,000 authorized capital, cannot operate without asset loss, and faces large debts with Scheibly as surety for $22,000. Assets exceed liabilities by over $45,000, but a receiver is needed to preserve the assets for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Richey
Mellvain & Spiegel Boiler and Tank Company
Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
John B. Scheibly
Scheibly
Charges wife associated with a German doctor
Nicholas Klein files for divorce on behalf of Henry Schulz against Martha M. Schulz. Marriage in Covington Kentucky on May 12 1924 lasted four weeks with two separations. Schulz alleges Martha came from Germany eight months earlier with a doctor named Koliner, stayed with him, and neglected her home. She reportedly returned home only late at night without explanation.
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Nicholas Klein
Henry Schulz
Martha M. Schulz
Covington
Schulzavers
Germany
Koliner
Schulz
Harvard University seeks sale of land tied to Ferris heirs dispute
United States District Court hears motion by Harvard University and the Ferris heirs asking for an order to sell a tract on the Cincinnati Columbus and Wooster pike near the Norfolk and Western Rail road. They seek to use sale proceeds to cover court costs and legal fees awarded in prior judgments.
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Cincinnati, Columbus and Wooster Pike
Norfolk & Western
United States District Court
Harvard University
Phoebe Ferris
Phoebe Mathis Fosse
Joseph Ferris Mathis
Harry M. Mathis
Robert Irwin Mathis
Oliver B. Jones
Ohio Valley
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Bankruptcy notes outline whistle auction and filings
An order authorizing Walter D. wn a assignee to sell Edward Fortman bankrupts stock at public auction was issued by Judge Hickenrooper. Murphy became assignee to sell the merchandise as Fortman entered bankruptcy. Assets of Samuel Wasserman of Cincinnati exceed liabilities at 5244.67 vs 3959.49. J E Hart grocer of Wilmington filed voluntary bankruptcy with assets 52.67 and liabilities 9378.02.
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Walter D. Wn
Edward Fortman
Tcy
Hickenrooper
Murphy
Fortman
Muel Wasserman
Cincinnati
United States District Court
J. E. Hart
Grocer
Wilmington
Beer and whisky charges bound over after Cheviot arraignment
Bernard Hodapp and Walter Robertson of 4246 Harrison avenue Cheviot waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury on charges of possessing and selling beer and whisky and maintaining a nuisance The Felters Company of Boston filed a patent infringement suit against J D Randall Company Cincinnati claiming violation of a window channels patent Randall denies the patent arguing prior use prior to issuance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Bernard C. Hodapp
Harrison Avenue
Cheviot
Walter J. Robertson
Gregory
Felters Company, Inc
Boston
J. D. Randall 'S Company
Cincinnati
Felters Company
Randall Concern
Court notes on demurrer and alimony petitions in Hyde Park cases
Judge Marx overruled Fred J. Menke's demurrer to Amelia Stine's suit to cancel a lease dated before her death on April 28, 1921. Lease terms allowed rent of 780 dollars per year starting June 25, 1920 with a buy option at 10500 dollars. Separate petition for alimony by De Grimm Oskamp was ordered to include divorce authorities. Kendrick Weizenecker won 1200 dollars from Emma Fries after workers damaged his wall during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. J. Menke
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Amelia Stine
Edwards Road
Menke
Flora L.palmer
Eastern Avenue
Stine
Marx
Superior Court
de Grimm Oskamp
Harrison Avenue
W. Herbert Ae
James G. Stewart
Albert H. Mor
New suits filed in common pleas court docket
A list of civil actions filed in No 195677 to 195694 in the Common Pleas Court includes Albert Koch vs Walter Katelman for 310, 195678 William N. Tanton vs Perley Perin et al to quiet title, Frederick Puke vs William Hobt to set aside conveyance, Martin Silberman et al vs City of Cincinnati for injunction, United States Motor Truck Company vs Fred Suerland for possession, and several divorces, estates, and damages actions with other related parties and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Albert Koch
Walter Katelman
William N. Tanton
Perley Perin
William Fean & Co
Illinois, Railway Company
Henry Schulz
Martha M. Schulz
Hennie
Fred Suerland
Eugenie A. Richards
Arthur R. Richards
Fred Gates
Theresa L. Sterner
Ft. Pestes
Frederick Mather
Berthe One
Frank Nelson
Harry J. Althert
William S. Little
Max B. Robbins
John B. Scheibly
Melivain & Spiegel Boiler and Tank Company
Ethel Kent
William Kent
Willie Modafferi
Nellie Modafferi
Hiram Watkins
S. Weer Lo
William J. Moeller
Keska Piadwiller
Pioneers Set Annual Outing at the Zoo
The fifty seventh annual outing of the German Pioneer Society will be held at the Zoo tomorrow. Members of the United Singers invited to participate who earlier enjoyed an outing at the Zoo. A song program at the Zoo pavilion at 4 30 p m led by the Summer Symphony Orchestra.
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German Pioneer Society
Zoo
United Singers
Summer Symphony Orchestra
Traction franchise draft finished with fare details
The completed draft of the new traction franchise sets an initial fare of 813 cents and targets an October 1 effective date pending City Council action. Traction conferees, including William Hess and Frank Duttenhofer, discuss bus plans, amortization of 28 million capitalization, and a possible 10 cent cash fare to ease operations.
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Traction
Illiam Hess
Frank Duttenhofer
Jerome Kuertz
Alfred Bettman
Samuel Assur
Robert Taft
Taft
Assur
Street Railway
Hess
Duttenhofer
Charles O. Rose
Fifth Ward
Rapid Transit Commission
E. W. Edwards
Street Railway Company
Oakley
Bus Permit Request Prompts City Council Call
Fred Tuke of the Hamilton County Taxpayers Association urges the City Council to favor granting motor bus permits to the street car company. He notes bus operation profits at select city sections and argues for coordinated routes with supplementary buses to serve underserved areas. He says buses cannot replace electric railways and warns against spreading service too thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schneller
Fred Tuke
Hamilton County Taxpayers’ Association
Tuke
Canadian canoeist wins wager by long paddle
Lieutenant George H. C. Smythe paddled from Rome to Naples in under five days to win a wager of 10 000 lire. The Canadian canoeist recently paddled from London to Rome.
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Associated Press
Naples
Italy
George H. C. Smythe
Rome
London
Insane Killer Lloyd Russell Slays Eight Family Members
Lloyd Russell, 40, shot dead his mother Rosa Russell, brother John, sister in law Emma, and five nieces and nephews in Lima Ohio on June 4. Declared insane by Probate Judge W G Palmer after lunacy commission testimony. he will spend life in Lima State Hospital.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Lloyd Russell
Lima State Hospital
Rosa Russell
John Russell
John
Emma
Russell
W. G. Palmer
Palmer
Ssell
Mark Millikin
F. P. Zerfess
M. F. Vereker
Vereker
Dorothy
Champion Coated Paper Company
Progress Avenue
Wesley Walron
Right to operate busses asked by interurban line
The Cincinnati Milford Blanchester Traction Company sought state approval to run a motor bus line from Fountain Square to Indian View near Mariemont, linking downtown Cincinnati to the traction system ten miles away. President I W Pettengill said current connections at Erie Avenue Madisonville would improve fare access. buses would run hourly if granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Square
Indian View
Mariemont
State Public Utilities Commission
Cincinnati, Milford & Blanchester Traction Company
Cincinnati
I. W. Pettengill
Erie Avenue
Madisonville
Parkway Association Asks Central Parkway Queries Answered
A committee from the Central Parkway Association led by Rutherford B. Cox asked the Rapid Transit Commission when its questions on the Central Parkway would be answered. Cox said delaying work wastes taxpayers money. E. W. Edwards said the Parkway project is a difficult engineering problem and an answer to the questionnaire would likely be mailed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Parkway Association
Rutherford B. Cox
Rapid Transit Commission
Central Parkway
Commission
Cox
E. W. Edwards
Association
Market reports show cabbage price surge and lemon decline
Cabbage reaches 15 to 20 cents a head as lemons drop to 15 to 50 cents a dozen amid an off season. Pineapples decline in receipts with no major price change. overall fruit and vegetable prices edge higher.
Rail line seeks to discontinue two Sharonville trains
The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad asks the State Public Utilities Commission to discontinue trains 101 and 104 between Cincinnati and Sharonville due to low patronage. Train 101 earns $60 monthly and 104 earns $32 while operating costs total $1,300 monthly. Train 101 departs Sharonville 5:34 am and reaches Central Union Station at 6:30 am. Train 104 leaves Central Station at 6:06 pm and arrives Sharonville at 6:50 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
State Public Utilities Commission
Cincinnati
Sharonville
Central Union Station
104
City Plan Exhibit At Mercantile Library Explains Plan
Harry Mohlman executive secretary of the Cincinnati Real Estate Board Frederick W Fuesser and John Frye members of the board spoke at the new City Plan exhibit in the Mercantile Library Building yesterday They explained the plan to visitors as part of the United City Planning Committee display open daily to the public.
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Harry Mohlman
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Frederick W. Fuesser
John Frye
Mercantile Library
United City Planning Committee
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