Mrs Marguerite Smith Sues Lorraine Liebtag for 50000 Damages
Mrs Marguerite Smith of 5205 Carthage avenue filed a suit against Lorraine Liebtag and George Smith for 50000 alleging alienation of her husband's affections. Liebtag, now Mrs Smith, formerly lived at 5652 Bramble avenue Madisonville. The petition claims property bought by George Smith was placed in Liebtag’s name and asks for the property to be restored to Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Liebing
Aylesboro Avenue
Hyde Park East
Marguerite Smith
Carthage Avenue
Miss Liebtag
George Smith
Bramble Avenue
Madisonville
Smith
Mr. Smith
Amelia, O
Cleveland
Harry Englehardt
Clergyman Cox Held In Bigamy Case By Courts
The Rev. Fred G. Cox of Harrison Ohio faced bigamy after divorces in 1919 and 1920 left him married to two women Marthe Cox of Denver and another. The Court of Appeals refused to review, upholding the Domestic Relations ruling and leaving Cox with two spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Cox
Harrison, C
Cox
Marthe Cox
Denver
Col
Charles Hoffman
Hamilton County
Hoffman
Court of Appeals
Court of Domestic Relations
Will of James D. Parker Distributes 175000 Estate
Probate Court records reveal James D. Parker's will allocating 175000 in assets. Relatives receive 50 to 500, grandchildren 5000 each, son Frank and daughter Fannie 2, Lulu gets household goods and residence for one year, rest split equally among Lulu Fannie and Frank, Adelaide V Parker and heirs receive 170 acre farm near Petersburg per will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Parker
Adelaide V. Parker
Petersburg
Mr. Parker
Frank
Fannie
Parker
Lulu
Marion Avenue
Avondale
Janson Sues Rowell for 12000 Damages in Auto Fatality Case
Clifford Janson administrator of the estate of Harry Janson filed suit in the Common Pleas Court against John T. Rowell of 849 Hutchins Avenue seeking 12000 damages for injuries and death from an automobile accident alleged to be Rowell’s fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Janson
Harry J. Janson
Common Pleas Court
John T. Rowell
Hutchins Avenue
Mr. Rowell
Harry Janson
Man Slaughter Conviction In Ohio Prison Sentence
Arthur Scott 28 was sentenced by Judge Stanley Strubble to one to twenty years in the Ohio State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to man slaughter for shooting Arthur Boyd at Carlisle avenue and Mound street on June 14 1917. Scott had been a two year fugitive from justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Scott
Ohio State Penitentiary
Stanley Strubble
Scott
Arthur Boyd
Carlisle Avenue
Mound Street
Jailer-Warrant Arrests Man on Bond. Hinke Faces Trial
Walter Wiehe bondsman of West Eighth Street, using a bailpiece to seize Wal .C. Hinke of 1038 Oehler Street. The arrest occurred in Memphis Tennessee and Hinke returned to Cincinnati to stand trial on a failure to provide charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wiehe
West Eighth Street
Wal .C. Hinke
Oehler Street
Memphis
Tenn
Hinke
Cincinnati
Two Additional Suits Filed in Machinists Strike Cases
The Cincinnati Shaper Company seeks $750000 investment value and 175 workers. The Tool Gear and Pinion Company claims $500000 capital and 140 employees. Plaintiffs allege unions caused strikes to push open shops not unionized and ask the court to halt alleged illegal practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Shaper Company
Elm and Garrard Streets
Tool, Gear and Pinion Company
Couple Seeks Divorce Alleging Religious Obsession and Cruelty
William R Morten sues Mildred C Morten claiming she preaches at her church and fears the world will end, while Marie Risola files for divorce from Louis Risola for extreme cruelty. Anna Rice sues Samuel Rice for desertion seeking child custody. Minard Custer seeks divorce alleging his wife left him with another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roy Morten
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mildred Cold Morten
Morten
Marie Risola
Louis Risola
Multiple Divorces Sought in City Domestic Relations
Lyda Squire sues Ira Squire for divorce on grounds of cruelty and neglect. Louise Marshall files for divorce from Grover C. Marshall for gross neglect. Susie Justice seeks divorce from Joseph Justice citing brutal nature and Jamaica ginger use. George W. Adams granted divorce from Ida May Adams. he served in Flanders and lost a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyda
Rosanna Squire
Ira Squire
Louise Marshall
Grover C. Marshall
Susie Justice
Joseph Justice
Court Street
Broadway
Jamaica
George W. Adams
Beech Street
Norwood
Ida May Adams
Tiffin
C. W. Hoffman
Adams
Flanders
Allis- Chalmers Company
Ford and Detroit Firms Clash Over Rouge River Land Condemnation
Henry Ford and neighboring Detroit manufacturers urge the Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a Detroit Federal Court ruling that blocked condemnation of lands needed for Rouge River improvements. The case centers on deepening and widening the river stretch to aid river traffic to Ford and other plant grounds. Lieutenant Colonel Edward Markham oversees the project and faces opposition from several large companies seeking to halt the condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Detroit
Circuit Court of Appeals
Detroit Federal Court
Rouge River
Detroit River
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Rouge
Ford Company
United States Engineers
Tuttle
Edw. Markham
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Passports Filed for Local Residents to Europe
Entries for passports were made yesterday for Owen Tennies and his daughter Miss Helen of University Place to Denmark to settle the paternal estate. Also filed were Chase E. Davis, broker, and Elizabeth J. Skinner, traveling to England, France, Sweden, Italy and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Tennies
Miss Helen
University Place
Denmark
Chase E. Davis
Elizabeth J. Skinner
England
France
Sweden
Italy
Belgium
Aliens Registering for Citizens Certificates List
A list of individuals registering yesterday for citizens certificates includes Tony Grlamont at 18 Clark Street driver from Russia Vincent Abbate at 723 Betts Street tailor Italy William Schuler on Daly Road Mt. Healthy machinist Fortunato Fieno at 119 West Court tailor Italy Moshe Kulbach also Morris Goldberg shoe fitter Russia Joseph Vojtsek at 610 West McMicken Avenue barber Hungary Louis Sherman at 709 Hopkins tailor Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Gramont
Clark Street
Russia
Vincent Abbate
Betts Street
Tailor
Italy
William Schuler
Daly Road
Mt. Healthy
Fortunato Fieno
West Court
Moshe Kulbach
Morris Goldberg
Joseph Vojtsek
McMicken Avenue
Barber
Hungary
Louis Sherman
Hopkins
Banks Claim Murky Funds in Farrin Lumber Case
Arkansas banks seek payment of six thousand three dollars from Bank of Knobel and four thousand five hundred fifty one dollars from People’s Bank of Peach Orchard in Farrin Lumber Company versus Queilmalt Company. Claims stem from bills of lading with advances held by Farrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Bank of Knobel
Knobel
Ark
People’s Bank of Peach Orchard
Farrin Lumber Company
Queilmalt Company
Farrin Company
Compromise Confirmed For Miami Valley Tissue Mills
Judge Peck approved the settlement between Miami Valley Tissue Mills Company of Franklin and its creditors. Referee Greve will oversee the plan as it proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Tissue Mills Company of
Franklin
Peck
Greve
Chauffeur Freese Held on Whisky Transport Charge
George Freese, a city chauffeur, was held to the next grand jury after being charged with aiding in the transport of contraband whisky last week. He pleaded innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Freese
Residents oppose Blue Valley Creamery plant hearing
A dispute over building a Blue Valley Creamery Company plant on St James avenue went to Judge Peek. John W. Frame, superintendent of the company, testified there would be no disagreeable odors from the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley Creamery Company
James Avenue
Peek
John W. Frame
Common Pleas Court Docket Includes Multiple Divorces And Damages
Court entries list cases in Common Pleas No. 174,929 to 174,940 with actions including damages, divorces, custody, and alimony. Plaintiffs include Allis-Chalmers Ming Co and Margaret Risola. defendants include Cordes, Rowell, and various spouses. monetary claims range from 2,000 to 50,000 dollars. Superior Court injunction actions follow for Cincinnati Shaper Co. and Tool Steel Gear & Pinion Co. against International machine workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Ming. Co
Louis C. Cordes
Expr
Clifford Janson
Admr
John T. Rowell
Madden & Hackett
Louise M. Marshall
Grover C. Marshall
E. H. Jones
Marguerite E. W. Smith
Loraine B. Liebtag Et al
H. EB. Engelhardt
Minard Custer
Lyda Custer
H. P. Karch
Marie Risola
Louis Risola
Buchwalter, Headley & Smith
Barney Bernbaum
Buckeye Products Co
Jones, LeBlond
Morrissey & Terry
William R. Morten
Mildred D. Morten
E. G. Frankenstein
Anna Rice
Samuel Rice
George H. Silverman
Rosanna Squire
International Gee Rake of Machinists
Namesake Pat Moran Needham Enters Baby Beauty Show
The Reds lead the pennant race as 8 month old Pat Moran Needham of 1340 Walnut street competes in a Jubilee Week baby beauty show at Chester Park on Saturday. Entries include Ruth Elizabeth Scales Dorothy Feichtner James Woliner Jack Donald Langfutz and Dorothy Lorrain Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moran Needham
Reds
Little Pat Moran Needham
Walnut Street
Chester Park
Little Pat
M. M. Wolfson
Chester
Baby Rohrkasse
Gate Street
Westwood
Ruth Elizabeth Scales
Williamson Place
Dorothy Feichtner
Carthage Avenue
St. Bernard
James Woliner
Jack Donald Langfutz
Glen Parker Avenue
Dorothy Lorrain Simmons
Vine Street
Erlanger Post Office to Get New Quarters
The Post Office Department accepts a ten year lease proposal from T. Davis Cashier of Citizens' Bank Erlanger Ky for new quarters at Main Street between Commonwealth Avenue and Erlanger Road for the Erlanger Branch of Covington Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger
Washington
Postoffice Department
Co. T. Davis
Citizens’ Bank of
Witnesses Disagree Inquest Into Vita Bush Death
Coroner Bauer hears conflicting testimony over Mrs Vita Bush 23 a waitress of 238 Butler Street killed near Third and Pike Streets by an auto driven by Herman Springmeier Some witnesses say she halted in the street others say Springmeier was on the wrong side as the vehicle struck. The case was continued to hear more witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Vita Bush
Butler Street
Third
Pike Streets
Herman Springmeier
1300 PUPILS SOLVE PUZZLE FOR TB LEAGUE GAME
One thousand three hundred schoolchildren correctly solved a set of letters forming the message Swat the fly Flies breed in filth Flies carry germs and Flies cause dis ease and will attend the Reds St Louis game next Monday as guests of the Anti Tuberculosis League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti- Tuberculosis League
League
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Mt Aeolian Code
Richmond
Paragon
Galion
Richmond Bros
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E. W. Smith
Maurice Ketten
Tre Sea Shore
Ilke
Negro
Bondsman
Victor Stange
United States Court
Paper Company
Pat Moran
Main Street
McCrone’s
Fourth Street
Faery Queen Tea Shop
Mabley & Carew CO
Hallet&davis
Virtuoso
Mohair
Ors
Oxfords
Fifth ST
Central Ave
John St
Rathaway
Main ST
Kotte’s Drug Store
S. E. Cor
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Cincinnnati
Ohio
Canal
Engelbert
Wuriizzer
C. T
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Tagan
Cvodo
W. Fifth St
EMAY
Hunt
DOW Drug
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