Promoters Bank on Homesite Fraud Case Judge Rules
Judge Marx instructed receiver Robert H. Goldman to disallow the United States tax claim of $3,815.86 against Homesite Realty Co but to aid collection from promoters Morris Krumholz Adolph Glucksman Louis Schwartz and Morris Lefkowitz. The court described a scheme that defrauded workers of $79,033.64 with $65,365.25 in promoter shares. Krumholz Lefkowitz were tried with convictions for obtaining money by false pretenses.
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Homesite Realty Company
McHenry Property Suit Continued Until October
Dr. Lowry Lee McHenry sues his divorced wife Kitty Norman Britton McHenry over property in Cheviot a diamond ring and stock ownership. The case hinges on whether Harry Valentin Britton the former husband is alive or dead with a continuance granted at attorney request.
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Lowry Lee McHeNry
Harrison Avenue
Kitty Norman Britton McHenry
East
McMillan Street
Cheviot
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Robert S. Alcorn
McHenry
Harry Valentine Britton
Cheviot Riot Recall in $10,000 Damage Suit
Mrs. Mary Smith of Dent Ohio sues Greenly S Hahn North College Hill prohibition agent for $10,000 claiming assault during a November 1 1924 raid. The Cheviot riot tied to prior assault charges is noted as the case opens in Common Pleas Court.
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Cheviot
Prohibition
Mary Smith
Dent, O
Greenly S. Hahn
North College Hill
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
Smith
Hahn
Beer Parties Blamed in Home Wreckage Divorce Suit
In a Domestic Relations Court filing, Helena Graber accuses beer parties at William Graber’s home of causing his alcoholism and abuse toward her and their son. Judge C W Hoffman granted divorces for Loretta Irene Smith from John P Smith, Baker from Sarah E Baker, and William A Chapman from Alice Gertrude Chapman, with addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graber
Helena Graber
C. W. Hoffman
Domestic Relations Court
Loretta Irene Smith
Clay Street
John P. Smith
Republic Street
Lowville N. Baker
Elm Street
Sarah E. Baker
Norwood Avenue
William A. Chapman
West Ninth Street
Alice’ Gertrude Chapman
Ethel Sohn
Court Calendar for Today at Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Listings show multiple cases set for 9 o'clock and 2 o'clock across Rooms 1 3 6 and 7 with judges Caldwell LeBlond Struble Darby Marx Ryan and Hoffman plus Domestic Relations and Criminal Court entries. Cases include Emery v Industrial Commission Leonard v Mowbray Zumbahlen v Highland Tire Cannon v Stewart Smith v Hann Pugh Zeft Hecker Fazzio Dalton Plucker Cole Guy Wurtz White Dahms Steinan Miskin Sullivan Steigs Walff O Bannon Meister DeVore Koehler Goodlander Heuer Simonson Downing Rosella Davidson and other civil criminal matters.
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Caldwell
Emery
Industrial Commission
LeBlond
Leonard
Mowbray
Zumbahlen
Highland Tire and Battery Service Company
Schuster Et al
Smith
City of Fractmeat
Hann
Pugh
Zeft
Faulkner
Hecker
Hammel
Fazzio
Cincinnati Traction Comey
Dickinson
Bray
Dalton
The
Palace Amusement Company
Plucker
Cole
Savin Liberal Loan Office
Guy
Wurtz
Queen City Bus Company
State of Ohio
White
Dahms
Steinan
Miskin
Sullivan
Superior Court
Marx
DeVore
Koehler
Goodlander
Heuer
Simonson
Ryan
State
Downing
F. L. Hoffman
Rosella Davidson
Court Dismisses Case vs William Sohn
A case filed over an address dispute at 5809 Madison Road against William Sohn of 2720 Erie Avenue was dismissed.
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Madison Roads
William Sohn
Erie Avenue
Sawyer McLaughlin and Channer arraigned on embezzlement charges
George A Sawyer Herbert S Channer and Fred G McLaughlin former partners in Channer Sawyer were arraigned in Criminal Court on eleven indictments charging embezzlement of customer stocks. Each pleaded not guilty. The court plans a quick trial following a county prosecutor's request after technical objections delayed arraignment.
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George A. Sawyer
Herbert S. Channer
Fred G. McLaughlin
Channer & Sawyer
Ryan
Charles S. Bell
Caldwell
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 195719 to 195729
A list of new civil cases filed in Common Pleas Court including Charles Hesing vs Charlotte Schweitzer for 630 20. Clifford Young vs Schuessler for 5000 damages. Elizabeth Benhase vs Edward Benhase for divorce custody and alimony. First National Bank of Lockland vs R F Bayhan lien and execution for 127 50. additional cases include Joseph Weiss vs John Eckerle for 2275 note. Helena Graber vs William Graber for divorce custody and alimony. Florence Gomien vs Progressive Realty for 402 26 note. John H Ahlbrandt Jr vs William Bushelman for 110 note.
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Charles Hesing
Charlotte Schweitzer
Clifford Young
Schuessler
Clifford Oung
Oscar Schuessler
Elizabeth M. Benhase
Edward J. Benhase
First National Bank of Lockland
R. F. Bayhan
Same
Joseph Weiss
John
W. Eckerle
Helena Graber
William Graber
Charlotte Strober
Oscar A. Strober, Jr
Florence M. Gomien
Progressive Realty and Building Company
John H. Ahlbrandt, Jr
William H. Bushelman
Court notes reflect varied civil and criminal actions
Testimony in the Rosella Davidson case ends as jury to decide in Judge Hoffman's Criminal Court. A suit by Clifford Young Jr. seeks 5000 from Clifford Young Sr. over a dog bite. Lottie McNees gains 574.75 in a car collision case. Mrs. Charlotte Strobel sues for 3510 alimony from Oscar Strobel Jr. A real estate commission of 574.75 is awarded to Edward Feil against Samuel Uriage for properties on Ashland Avenue.
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Rosella Davidson
Hooper Avenue
Aurelia Ryde
F. L. Hoffman
Oscar Schuessier
William Lobitz
Clifford Young, Jr
Oscar A. Strobel
Strobel
Darby
Edward J. Feil
Samuel H. Uriage
Uriage
Ashland Avenue
Dowling seeks return of whisky seized in 1923 raid
Mrs. Mary M. Dowling 65 and her children appeal a district court ruling that denied their petition to invalidate search warrants and recover whisky and wine seized by federal agents during a March 26 1923 raid. The Dowling family was later convicted in Frankfort of violating the prohibition act.
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Corcoran
United States District Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mary M. Dowling
Lawrenceburg
Ten indictments filed by federal grand jury
Seven hours after reconvening in U S District Court the Federal Grand Jury returned ten indictments one sealed including six narcotic violations and two involving stolen autos. Names include Charles T Jones Frank J Stemann William Hauck George J Hanser and Otha Hayes with charges of possessing selling and transporting alcohol from the prohibition office. Additional indictments name Henry G Zix Aaron Tratner John L Connelly William Morin and Harry T Hyter for motor vehicle theft act violations. Narcotics cases involve Pearl Sanders Walter Schubert Joseph Harris Bessie Clark Viola Baker and Fannie Harvey. The grand jury reconvened to dispose of routine cases hearing eighteen witnesses with several charges ignored or passed.
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United States District Court
Federal Grand Jury
Hickenlooper
Charles T. Jones
Ashland Avenue
Federal Building
Frank J. Stemann
Findlay Street
William Hauck
Whetsel Avenue
George J. Hanser
Liberty Street
Otha Hayes
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Prohibition Department
Jones
Stemann
Hauck
Hanser
Hayes
Theederal Prohibition
Henry G. Zix
Aaron Tratner
Indianapolis
John L. Connelly
Troy
William Morin
Harry T. Hyter
Chicago
Hamilton
Pearl Sanders
Pearl Graham
Walter Schubert
Red
Joseph Harris
Bessie Clark
Black Bess
Viola Baker
Vic
Fannie Harvey
Judge Hickenlooper Thanks Jurors After Report
After the jurors submitted the report Judge Hickenlooper thanked them and discharged them from further service.
Three Chaliff youths freed on liquor charges after hearing
Benjamin Chaliff of Rosemont Avenue and his three sons faced counts of possessing and selling intoxicating liquor. Commissioner dismissed charges against all but Arthur who admitted holding six five gallon cans of moonshine found in a Rosemont garage. Arthur released on a $1,000 bond. he to plead guilty per federal authorities.
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Benjamin Chaliff
Rosemont Avenue
Price
Arthur
Bankruptcy notes on Liberty Shoe Store loss
Creditors of the bankrupt Liberty Shoe Store at 829 West Liberty Street suffered a total loss. A final report filed yesterday by Charles T. Greve, referee in bankruptcy, shows liabilities totaling 2248.14, including 1819.10 in unsecured claims.
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Liberty ,Shoe Store
West Liberty Street
Charles T. Greve
Unsecured claims filed in Ohio bankruptcies totaled many
Final reports show G. Roberts of Mowrystown liabilities $21 010.24 with $2 970 unsecured claims and $17 975.16 unsecured claims not proved. assets were zero after $245 realized for administration. W J Cunningham of Hamilton owed $2 687.48 with $75 secured, $881 unsecured and $1 731.48 unsecured not proved. no assets available.
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G. Roberts
Mowrystown
W. J Cunningham
Hamilton
Ois
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McHenry Property
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