Husband Joined Lodge On Quiet, Mrs Dragh Says
Mrs Catherine Dragh 30 testifies in a domestic relations case that her husband Karl Dragh 32 joined a fraternal organization without informing her. He describes his seven years of marriage with her starting July 7 1913 and recalls December 31 1919 when she followed him to Hotel Gibson. The court considers settlement terms as several divorce actions are recorded including Weis and Gerhold petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Drach
Karl €. Drach
National Rubber and Specialty Company
C. W. Hoffman
Drach
Gustave W. Drach
Gibson
George FE. Weis
Marie Weis
Emma Gerhold
William
Gerhold
Nellie Bertke
Edward Bertke
Neva Lamping
Harry Lamping
Rebecca Horwitz
Jacob Horwitz
Charles Merk
Elizabeth Merk
Five Residents Sue Union Gas Over Fire Damages
Five residents of 3061 Markbreit Avenue sue Union Gas and Electric Co of Cincinnati for over 50 000 in damages. The petitions allege Union employees installed wiring leading to a fire in the house. Dora Stickler and Dorothy B Jackett claim they were burned. Also named are William J Stickler Gordon F Jackett and Carew W Ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbréit Avenue
Union Gas and Electric Company of
Cincinnati
Union Gas and Electric Company
Dora Stickler
Dorothy B. Jackett
Indictments Filed by Hamilton County Grand Jury
The Hamilton County Grand Jury reported to Judge Stanley Struble indictments for multiple defendants. William Taylor alias Joe Wiseman faces auto stealing. Alfred Woods and others charged with burglary and related theft counts. John Nelson, John Taylor, and Patrick Gannon face burglary, larceny, and receiving stolen goods. several defendants listed for grand larceny and related offenses. some cases were ignored including embezzlement and robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Struble
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County Grand Jury
William Taylor
Joe Wiseman
Alfred Woods
Morris Filvarof
Robert Burns
Harry Fisher
James Graham
Harry McGregor
Charles McGuire
Patrick Gannon
John Nelson
John Taylor
John Buchanan
Harold Hamer
Howard Carroll
Edwin Cunningham
Edward
Julius Hoffman
Earl Bailey
Garold Hamer
Courtney Gorgan
Dwight Woods
Woman Sues City for Ten Thousand Dollars
Alma Gruenebaum of Rockdale Avenue Avondale filed a Common Pleas Court suit against the city of Cincinnati seeking 10000 dollars. She alleges excavation for a sewer near her Rockdale Avenue home weakened the house foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Gruenebaum
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Verdict awards $1000 damages in Superior Court
In Superior Court Judge Frank R. Gusewuer presiding a jury awarded a plaintiff one thousand dollars in damages.
Woman Awarded 600 Damages Against City in Cincinnati Injury Case
Jennie Ambrose was awarded 600 damages in Superior Court yesterday presided by Judge Robert Marx. She sued the City of Cincinnati after injuring herself by stepping into a sidewalk hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ambrose
Superior Court
Robert Marx
City of
Cincinnati
Divorces Sought in Local Court Amid Cruelty Claims and Squabbles
Clarence Ackley seeks divorce from Edna Ackley of Ft. Thomas Ky charging extreme cruelty after a vase was broken over his head and a knife brandished. The couple wed in 1916. Other divorces cited include Edith Carson from Richard Carson Samuel J Scorce from Florence Scorce Pearl Bell from Clarence Bell Cora M Huffman from Clarence Huffman and Clara Hine from Fred L Hine for neglect or cruelty. George Troutman sues Ida Troutman alleging constant quarrels. they married in 1908. George M Dietz seeks divorce from Sylvia Dietz with custody of their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ackley
Edna Ackley
Ft. Thomas
Clara Hine
Fred L. Hine
Ida Troutman
George Troutman
George M. Dietz
Sylvia Dietz
Louis Pfeifer
Charles F. Dickson
Cohan, Mack & Hurtig
Pearl Bell
Clarence Bell
C. S. Sparks
Dora Stickle
Union Gas and Electric Company
Shook & Kraw
William J. Stickle
Same
Shook & Weil
Dorothy E. Jackett
Gordon B. Jackett
Carew W. Ransom
Samuel J. Scorse
Florence Scorse
BE. G. Frankenstein
Clarence E. Ackley
E. G. Frankenstein
Edith Carson
Richard Carson
Thomas J. Howard
Cora M. Huffman
Clarence Huffman
Schwaab & Schwaab
Powell & Smiley
Urban Michael
Esther Michael
Bert H. Long
George Trautman
Ida Trautman
Fricke & van Duren
al Koch
W. A. Rinckhoff
Ben Mullins
Bimer Co. Myers Et al
W. C. Lambert
Bank Robbery Suspects Deny Ties to Crittenden Heist
Postoffice inspectors still chase stolen property from the Tobacco Growers Bank of Crittenden Kentucky robbery. Two men Jack Horn of Brooklyn and George Brown of Louisville were arraigned before Commissioner Adler near Milton Ohio. They pleaded not guilty and await hearing on July 1. Bond set at $10,000. Stock certificates tied to the loot found on them. One suspect previously served a robbery sentence under the alias Turk Brannen. Missing postoffice money orders and cash remain unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Growers’ Bank of Crittenden
Jack Horn
Brooklyn
George Brown
Louisville
Milton
Adler
Hungarian man arraigned on private still operation
Paul Nagi of Pleasant Street denied guilt when arraigned before Commissioner Adler. Dry law agents produced the still and witnesses testified to mash and odor. Nagi was put to the next grand jury under bond of $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nagi
Pleasant Street
Adler
Nagi
Butler Granted Clemency To Return To His Family
Judge Peck extended clemency to Leon W. Butler a Pennsylvania cigar worker held on white slave law charges and jailed six weeks. On proof of destitute wife and four children his bail of 3000 dollars was reduced as Butler promised to support his family and return for trial in October.
New Suit Filings in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
A list of civil cases filed in Common Pleas No. 174,941 to 174,959 including damages and divorce actions with plaintiffs, defendants, and representing law firms. multiple suits against Union Gas and Electric Company and various divorce petitions, plus an injunction action in Superior Court No. 58090 involving Cincinnati Car Company and the International Association of Machinists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Cincinnati Car Company
International Association of Machinists Et al
Miller Outcalt
Pfeifer sues Dickson for 1200 damages over 1919 crash
Louis Pfeifer of Danville Indiana filed in Common Pleas Court seeking 1200 dollars from Charles F. Dickson alleging he was struck by a Dickson vehicle on Reading road October 11 1919 and incapacitated for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pfeifer
Danville
Charles F. Dickson
Vernon Place
Common Pleas Court
Pfeifer
Reading Road
Dickson
Cincinnati Car Company Sues Machinists Union Over Strike Methods
The Cincinnati Car Company filed suit in Common Pleas Court yesterday against the Machinists Union alleging illegal methods to conduct a machinists strike. The action brings the total suits against the union to twelve tied to the current strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Car Company
Common Pleas Court
Machinists’ Union
Traction Company Loses Suit Over Street Car Crash
Jessie Ralls of 1624 Potterplace sued the Cincinnati Traction Company for 8500 damages after a street car collision near Inwood Park. The suit was filed yesterday and seeks compensation for injuries and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ralls
Potterplace
Cincinnati Traction Company
Inwood Park
Parochial Schools Plan Cincinnati Outing At Coney Island
The largest parochial school outing in Cincinnati history will be held at Coney Island with sixty five schools from Cincinnati and Norwood taking part. Officials expect about 30 000 children to attend led by Rev. Michael Mulvihill of St. Peter's Cathedral as commander in chief and Michael Mullen as officer of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Norwood
Michael Mulvihill
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Michael Mullen
Valve blows in Stegner shop refrigeration line
A valve in the meat shop refrigeration system at John Stegner’s on Thirteenth and Main streets blew off shortly before 10 o’clock yesterday morning. No injuries were reported and repairs were begun immediately to resume cool storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stegner
Thirteenth
Main Streets
Ammonia Leak Sicks Cumminsville Worker at Stegner’s Butchery
Ammonia fumes filled the four story building housing Stegner's butcher shop. Amos Pinger, 30, of Mad Anthony street Cumminsville, entered the basement with firemen to stop the leak and was overcome, taken to General Hospital in an unconscious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stegner
Amos Pinger
Mad Anthony Street
Cumminsville
General Hospital
Kiwanis Meet in Cleveland for 1921 Convention
Cincinnati Kiwanis Club heard at Burnet House that the International Kiwanis Convention will be held in Cleveland in 1921 and Ohio will have representation on the International Board. Edmund Clayton announced the news on his return from Portland where he attended the Kiwanis annual meeting. Nelson J. Edwards chaired the session as Rev. John W. Christie and Ralph Tingle spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Cleveland
Cincinnati Kiwanis Club
Burnet House
Kiwanis Clubs
Ohio
International Board
Edmund Clayton
Portland
Ore
Nelson J. Edwards
John W. Christie
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Ralph Tingle
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Feapiddingg
AKC
New York
Philadelphia
Jersey
American Artificial Limb CO
E. Court St
Wendling
West Sixth ST
Hawkes
C. T
Nettleton Oxfords
Fourth Street
Husband
Lodge
Mrs. Dragh
the Press Publishing Co
John
IRS
Frank R. Gusweuer
United States Court
Rcca Rt
Pocahontas
Neave Bldg
N. W. Cor
Race
Ulland Coal CO
Traction Company
Faery Queen Tea Shop
Mabley & Carew CO
Hughes High School
Charles W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Palm Beach
Ralph Green Co
G.mcher
HEC
Walnut Street
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Pecal
Cincini
Pearl d Butler Streets
Central
Tia Torrence
Carrell Street
Linwood
Hart Schaffner & Marx
H Bi
Dunlap Clothes Shop
Vine Street
Cor. Arcade
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
THE
East Hills Coal and Supply CO
TEL. East
Wilson
Main St
Sixth
House Paints
Walter Gordon Merritt
Emery Auditorium
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