Child Sues Cincinnati Traction For 6000 Injuries
Wilbur Dabney six years old sues the Cincinnati Traction Company in Common Pleas Court for 6000 alleging a May 25 street car mishap at Fifth and Stone Streets fractured his skull and caused internal injuries. Attorneys are John C. Rogers and Ward McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Dabney
Mary Jones
Cincinnati Traction Company
Common Pleas Court
Fifth and
Stone Streets
John C. Rogers
Ward McDonald
Norwood man faces grand jury over $5,000 mail fraud
Stanley Meerfield of Norwood cannot post bail after being bound over to the U S Grand Jury in Dayton in October on charges of using the mails to defraud Western and Southern Insurance of $5,000. He allegedly collected funds on fake life policies with accomplices. Bail set at 7000 dollars was not posted. Meerfield will be held in Dayton awaiting trial with attorney Thomas Darby to defend him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Meerfield
Norwood
United States Grand Jury
Western & Southern Insurance Company
Adler
Meerfield
Dayton
Thomas Darby
Notable Visitation And Appointments In Regional Transport Circles
MEN OF AFFAIRS W W GUCKON FRANKLIN IND J M HOGGIN GEORGETOWN KY AND A M SMILEY URBANA O Thursday's visitors on Change JAMES W ELLIS grain merchant Ft Thomas ill at Dillsboro IN taking baths COMPTROLLER A H PLANT Southern Railway official reports 4343 employees subscribed to Liberty Bond loan CHARLES R LINGO burned in gas explosion rapidly recovering CHARLES W EDWARDS Cedar Rapids IL former Cincinnati resident visiting MR AND MRS THOMAS VIGO Claire Thomas MR AND MRS EDWARD HARRIGAN CONWAY YERKES left for Yellowstone Park and the Pacific coast GEORGE W FISHBACK Indiana newspaper family mustered in as Base Hospital Unit 32 leaves for France resigns as District Manager Goodyear T B BANTA formerly Traveling Freight Agent Queen Crescent Despatch appointed Traffic Manager Indianapolis Board of Trade vice R R Hargis resigned FRITCH Cincinnati native General Manager Seaboard Air Line announces H B Grimshaw as General Superintendent R S Marshall named Assistant General Manager Norfolk VA DR J C IHLE to Dayton OH with move after fifty years in Cincinnati
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W. W. Guckon
Franklin
Ind
J. M. Hoggin
Georgetown
A. M. Smiley
Urbana
James W. Ellis
Ft. Thomas
Dillsboro
A. H. Plant
Southern Railway System
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Railway
Charles R. Lingo
Charles W. Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Ila
Thomas Vigo
Claire Thomas
Edward Harrigan
Conway Yerkes
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
George W. Fishback
Indiana
Base Hospital
France
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
L. A. Banta
Queen & Crescent Despatch
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of Trade
R. R. Hargis
Cincinnati Carmen Press for Lights Rule Repeal
Automobile leaders say Cincinnati cannot repeal the night lights rule for horse drawn vehicles as Ohio State law now requires lights on all vehicles. State law governs the matter. Charlies Schwarm Motor Car Co owners visit Cleveland on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Team Owners’ Association
Committee On
Council
City of
State of Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
Council of
Ohio
Figures Prove City Is Center for Millions
Ohio's population rose 7.7 percent from 1910 to 1916 per Chamber of Commerce estimates. Indiana up 4.1 percent Kentucky 3.7. Within fifty miles, 1,200,009 people and within 100 miles, 3,500,000. Cincinnati area has 124 Ohio towns over 500 population. 74 in Indiana and 55 in Kentucky within 100 miles. Seventy-eight towns within fifty miles have 500 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Milwaukee firm sues over coal supply contract breach
The Milwaukee Coke and Gas Co of Wisconsin sues the Virginia Fuel Co of West Virginia for 50000 dollars in Superior Court. It says a November 9 1915 contract for 40000 tons of coal at 85 cents per ton f o b mines was to be fulfilled 1916 but only 22000 tons were delivered. A later agreement for the remainder in 1917 was breached when no further delivery occurred after April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Coke and Gas Company of
Wisconsin
Virginia Fuel Company of
West Virginia
Superior Court
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Custody bid and multiple divorce pleas flood court docket
Edward Brengelman asks the court to change custody of two children to his wife’s mother Mrs J H Robbin at 1720 Freeman Ave as originally ordered. Eliza beth Baughman sues Samuel G Baughman for divorce alimony and restoration to her maiden name Williams claiming desertion since March and neglect to provide support. Ada Marie Doran seeks divorce from John Leonard Doran alleging mistreatment and theft of jewelry and money. Harriet Johnson petitions divorce from Joseph Lowenstine citing repeated ill treatment and threats. Attorneys are noted for each party.
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Edward Brengelman
Nee Brengelman
J.H. Robbin
Freeman Avenue
Samuel G. Baughman
Williams
Elizabeth Baughman
Wehrman Avenue
Charles W. Hoffman
Baughman
Robert P. Goldman
Elberts
Ada Marie Doran
John Leonard Doran
Colter Company
Covington
William S. Madden
Harriet Johnson
Joseph Lowenstine
Cutter Street
Stephen R. Hollen
George E. Phillips
William Walters sues Norton Machinery for injuries
William Walters through his mother Josephine Walters sues Norton Machinery Company of 610 Baymiller street in Superior Court for 1500 damages claiming a May 26 fall on a rope on Freeman avenue left him unconscious and bedbound for two days. Attorney Albert Stern represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walters
Josephine Walters
Norton Machinery Company
Baymiller Street
Superior Court
Freeman Avenue
Kenyon Avenue
Albert Stern
New suits filed in common pleas and insolvency courts
A list of cases filed in the Common Pleas Court No 165,571 to 165,576 including divorces for Elizabeth Baughman Ada M Doran Harriet Lowenstine and a damage suit by Mary Jones against Cincinnati Traction. Also insolvency matters for city enjoinment of cats and damages suits in the Superior Court No 57,216 to 57,218 naming multiple law firms and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Reinhart
Max C. Levinson
Robertson & Buchwalter
Smith & Kopp
J. H. Schwartz
Elizabeth Baughman
Samuel G. Baughman
R. P. Goldman
Ada M. Doran
John L. Doran
William F. Madden
Herriet Lowenstine
Joseph Lowenstine
George E. Phillips
S. R. Holden
Mary Jones
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cc. Rogers
Ward McDonald
National Union Assurance Society
Edward ¢. Sylvester
Interpleader
George P. Kirby
Court OF Insolven
Y. ‘Nos
Stet
John Funke
Louis Cassinelli
J. B. Giorno
Arthur W. Davis
J. M. Berry
J Kpapp
City of
Cincinnati
A. T. Brown
Superior Court
Hamilton Fireman Robert A. Ruch Seeks Bankruptcy
United States Court records show Hamilton Ohio fireman Robert A. Ruch filing for bankruptcy with debts of 446 and assets of 150. Final returns for grocer Joseph Krapke indicate debts of 1,744 and assets of 1,302, with creditors receiving 1,162 under a twenty five cent on the dollar compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Fireman
Robert A. Ruch
Hamilton, O
Joseph Krapke
Extension Granted for Galbreath and Davis Appeal
Counsel for former bankers Elmer E. Galbreath and Charles H. Davis won extra time to August 23 to prepare their appeal before the Circuit Court of Appeals. The appeal challenges the sentence of seven years imposed on both defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Galbreath
Charles H. Davis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Galbreath
Davis
Extension Hearing Delayed to Fall in Atlanta Case
A court in Atlanta grants additional time for a prisoner’s case with a further extension awaiting a higher court ruling. The extension is to cover possible delays, and a hearing is expected to occur next fall if the extended period proves insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Testimony Concluded in Trial of Howard Peacock
The trial of Howard Peacock, former cashier of the defunct German American Commercial Savings Bank, on a $500 forgery charge involving Mrs Edith Hurst concluded testimony. Defense witnesses said the forged check handwriting was not Peacock's. Peacock testified he did not write or sign the Hurst check or other forged items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Peacock
J. E. Allen
Peacock
J. L. Zimmerman
Hurst
Mrs. Hurst
Inventor's Assailant Held Insane After Hearing
Henry I. Bremer, 65, cigar maker of Francisco Street, is judged insane by alienists Drs. Kendig and Hoppe after a shooting ambush that wounded Christ Ahrens, 82, inventor of 3010 Vine Street. Bremer is committed to the Lima asylum for insane criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I. Bremer
Francisco Street
Christ Ahrens
Vine Street
Ahrens
Bremer
John A. Ahrens
Lindsay
Walter Reinhart
Simon Ross
National Alliance of Case Goods Manufacturers Formed
Members from across the country reorganized the disbanded group at the Hotel Gibson to form the National Alliance of Case Goods Manufacturers. The new body includes makers of library furniture book cases china closets and other case type furniture with former National Association officers elected to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Gibson
National Alliance of
Local Society Names Officers in Grand Rapids
The group announced its officers including President George G. Whitworth of Grand Rapids Michigan Vice President C H Burt of Philadelphia Treasurer B S Hathaway of Grand Rapids and Secretary A C Brown of Grand Rapids.
Ill mother grieves missing 15 year old Bedford Gould
Frances Gould, 42, of 127 East Twelfth Street, was admitted to General Hospital after being found ill from worry over her fifteen year old son Bedford Gould who disappeared about three weeks ago presumed to have gone West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gould
East Twelfth
Street
Bedford
General Hospital
Banquet Planned for Real Estate Boards Delegates
Banquet for the charters of a special train to carry Cincinnati delegates to the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Milwaukee from July 23 to 27. Plans discussed inviting Southern delegates to spend a day here en route to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Milwaukee
Real Estate Men Plan National Meeting After Banquet
About eighty Cincinnati real estate men enjoyed their annual outing and banquet at Heidelberg. Partial arrangements were made for the upcoming national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Heidelberg
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Garfield Winkler
Devere Electric Company
West Fourth St
General Hickenlooper
Cincinnati Electric Light Company
Brush Electric Light Company
Edison Electric Company
Devere Corporation
New York City
Winkler
Devere
Greater Cincinnati
Avondale
Hilltops
Studio Grand
Victrolas
East Fourth St
Bet
Main and
Walnut
T B. Akridge
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Birmingham
Ala
Georgia Southwestern & Gulf Railroad
Valdosta, Moultrie & Western Railway
Scg. Fritch
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
H. B. Grimshaw
R. S. Marshall
Norfolk
J. C. Ihle
Dayon, O
Auto News
Charles Schwarm
Frank B. Taube
Charlies Schwarm Motor Car Company
Cleveland
O. B. Kibby
Herold Motor Car Company
Richard Herold
Lansing
Mich
Harry Rager
Morrie Motor Mart Company
Ed Metz
Lick Run Restaurateur
Fred Wilson
Citizens Motor Car Company
Race and Canal
Newman Samuel
Vicinity
Western
McLean
Reading Rd
Hale Ave
Gilbert Ave
Reading Road
Madison Rd
Hackberry St
Clifton and Howell Aves
Lincoln Ave
Norwood Station
Standard Oil Company
Ohio Corporation
Blolunteer
Oklahoma
John Herget
Fountain Square
Armory
Milwaukee Coke and Gas Company
Virgin
a._ Fuel Company
Price & Chick
Hinsch & Briscoe Coal Company
Cobb, Howard & Bailey
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Asbury Park
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Detroit
Fifth
C. H. Wiseman
Baltimore & Ohio
Learned Ladies
League of Youth
Strai Fifth
Mawson
Ora
Thomas
Cremona
Hubay
Alfvern
Nahan Franko
Franko
Symphony Orchestra
Amico Fritz
Mascagni
Zoo Park
Fourth St
P.M. Covington
Third
Vine
Straus
RED Cross
Coney
Paradise
Broadway
B. F. Keith
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