Faces Judge Twice in Day in Dual Theft Trials
Charles Moorman alias Jack Gardner, 23, jailed on two indictments for auto theft. Judge F L Hoffman presided. May 19 Katz car case resulted in a hung jury. Co-defendant Charles Schneider, 21, acquitted. Second case involving Leroy Anderson, 23, of Kentucky, for Scho stacked Construction Co. auto theft May 29, continued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moorman
Jack Gardner
Moorman
F. L. Hoffman
Criminal Court
Louis Katz
Charles Schneider
Leroy Anderson
Kentucky
Schostack Construction Company
Reckless Driver Fined on Two Charges
Edward Buntain 33 of 3535 Columbia Avenue was fined 25 plus costs for reckless driving after a motorcycle collision on Eastern Avenue and 100 plus costs for possessing liquor. Oscar Frey 4722 Highridge Avenue received 25 and costs and a 30 day driving ban for speeding. Two other speeders, W J McFarland and Fred Jones, were fined 25 and costs. James Durbin and Raymond German paid 25 and costs for failing to stop behind a streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Buntain
Columbia Avenue
Buntain
Eastern Avenue
Britain
Bell
Oscar Frey
Highridge Avenue
W. J. McFarland
West Liberty Street
Hamilton
Fred Jones
West Fourth Street
Harry Klein
Carrel
James Durbin
Edmonds Avenue
Lockland
Raymond German
Elopement Revealed in Indiana Annulment Suit
The elopement of Alfred Hudson of Ludlow Kentucky and Hertha Kramer sixteen year old daughter of Bernard Kramer of Arlington Heights was disclosed in an annulment suit filed in Common Pleas Court yesterday by the bride through her father. The following divorces were granted by Judge C W Hoffman of Domestic Relations Court yesterday Mrs Sarah R Wolff 56 from Nicholas Wolff 56 salesman Oxford Hotel Mrs Elizabeth K Koehler 33 from Julius Koehler 34 of Elmhurst Place Clarence O Banion 32 from Alice O Banion of Wade Street College Hill and August Heuer of Richmond Street from Carrie Heuer St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hudson
Ludlow
Hertha Kramer
Bernard Kramer
Elliot Avenue
Arlington Heights
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Common Pleas Court
C. W. Hoffman
Domestic Relations Court
Sarah R. Wolff
Sycamore Street
Nicholas Wolff
Oxford Hotel
Elizabeth K. Koehler
Clifton Avenue
Julius Koehler
Elmhurst Place
Clarence O’banion
Laurel Street
Alice O’banion
Wade Street
Leo J. Meister
Montana Avenue
Helen Kimball Meister
Shafford Building
Porter DeVore
Beekman Street
Marjorie DeVore
Edna Avenue
College Hill
August Heuer
Richmond Street
Carrie Heuer
St. Louis
Court Notes Convict Faces Up To Seven Years For Illegal Operation
Rosella Davidson of 1640 Hooper street was convicted of performing an illegal operation and faces one to seven years in prison before Judge F L Hoff man. The prosecution says the operation on Mrs Aurelia Kyde on July 21 1922 caused Kyde’s death on August 2 1922. Damages of 10000 dollars are sought by Albert Coats against Norfolk and Western Railway for loss of his left eye from a steel hammer chip in Sardinia Ohio May 23 1926. Thomas V Greenhow aged 11 sues Edward A Fitzpatrick of 3715 Warsaw avenue for 2500 dollars for injuries from a dog bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Davidson
Hooper Street
F. L. Hoffman
Carl Basler
Miss Davidson
Aurelia Kyde
Albert Coats
Common Pleas Court
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Coats
Sardinia
Edward A. Fitzpatrick
Warsaw Avenue
Thomas V. Greenhow
Edith Greenhow
Fitzpatrick
New suit filings in Common Pleas Court list multiple cases
The docket shows cases including Union Gas and Electric Company versus Pauline P. Taylor lien for 207.90 and Eu W. Kiotter for 69, Albert Coats song and Western Railway Company damages 10000, Rosa Sand versus Industrial Commission appeal petition, John G Hodson versus Irene Hodson divorce, and others including Behringer Clevenger Company versus J F O'Dowd for 1446.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Union Gas and Electric Company
Pauline P. Taylor
Same
W. Kiotter
Albert Coats
Serials
Western Railway Company
Rosa Sand
Industrial Commission
John G. Hodson
Irene Hodson
Thomas V. Greenhow
Edward A. Fitzpatrick
American Mortgage Company
Frank J. Diebold
Guarantee Trust Company
John J. Wagner
Hertha Hudson
Alfred Hudson
Village of
Milford
Cincinnati, Milford & Blanchester Traction Company
Superior Court
the Behringer Clevenger Comey
J. F. O'Dowd
Mau Endorses Day Enforcement Plan for Prohibition
Haroth E. Mau district attorney endorses the U S Treasury plan to redraw prohibition enforcement into multi state districts. The plan abolishes state directors, unifies two agent groups, and allows agents to operate across state lines within districts. Ohio West Virginia district headquarters move to Columbus with a Cincinnati sub office anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Haroth E. Mau
May
Department of Justice
Cincinnati
Ohio- West Virginia
Columbus
Court Calendar Highlights Multiple Judge Sessions
Today’s court schedule lists cases across Rooms 3J 6 and 9 with judges LeBlond Roettinger Darby Hurley Hoff man and Ryan. Notable cases include Leonard vs Mowbray Mulvihill vs Suburban Ice Fr ies vs Lathrop and City of Cincinnati v Dahms among others with hearings starting from 9 o clock through 10:30 AM and 10 o'clock sessions in Domestic Relations and Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Leonard
Mowbray
Mulvihill
Suburban Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company
Siegal
Owsley
Fries
Lathrop
Walls
City of Cincinnati
Albert
Dixon Et al
Wittekind
Dierkes
Hurley
Oyler
Southern R. R
Sistrunk & Co
Superior Court
Marx
Becker
Allen
Goldberg
Messer
C. W. Hoffman
Price
Pattengall
Rosen
Mercer
Paroled Covington Bandit Arrested With Alcohol Load
Ford Moeller, a paroled payroll bandit from Covington Kentucky, was arrested by federal agents after being found with four ten gallon cans of alcohol on Gilbert Avenue. Emmett Kirgan, chief of detectives, consulted the Columbus Paroles Board to determine parole violation options. He pleaded not guilty to the liquor charge and faces further hearings. the Parole Board may order him returned to prison for violating the parole condition to leave Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Moeller
Covington
Emmett Kirgan
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Columbus
Moeller
Chief Kirgan
Hareth E. May
Gilbert Avenue
Daniel P. Foley
Gregory
Robert J. O’brien
Savoy Hotel
Kirgan
Ohio
Court notes settle suit and seize returns in 1923 cases
Judge Hickenlooper dismissed the suit of Charles Hopper against the Pennsylvania Railroad after a settlement. A Colter Company seizure of 557 cases of preserves was returned after a libel action. Milton Fisher was arrested for receiving 2500 stolen cigars. hearing set for July 10. Prohibition agents returned 36 quarts of liquor found at William Bodemer’s home after ruling the liquor was pre prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hickenlooper
Charles Hopper
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hopper
Norwood Heights
Colter Company
Haroth E. May
Milton Fisher
West Sixth Street
Department of Justice
Fisher
Baltimore & Ohio Freight House
Peebles Main Cigar Company
Waco
Tex
Gregory
Prohibition
William Bodemer
Baymiller Street
Bodemer
Bankruptcies Final Reports Filed in Several Local Cases
Final reports show Sarah Felheim liabilities 6904.71 assets 2002.11 with no liquid assets for creditors. Abraham Solawer debts 1329.06 exempt 220. Carl F Talkenberg creditors received nothing on 1695.51 with 402 exemption. Talkenberg seeks discharge as trustee David F Naylor appointed for John N Drieberg in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Felheim
Lyric Sample Shop
Lyric Building
Greve
Abraham Solawer
Gilbert Avenue
Carl Fredrich Talkenberg
Sycamore Street
Talkenberg
Deferee
Grove
David F. Naylor
John N Drieberg
Cincinnati
Rose Dinner Held by Women's Benefit Association in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Chapter of the Women's Benefit Association hosted a rose dinner at the Business Men's Club with about 200 attendees. Honorees included Mrs. Jessie Adler Froome Morris Judges E T Dixon and Edward Hurley. Judge Dixon urged educated women in industry and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Women’s Benefit Association
Business Men's Club
Jessie Adler
Froome Morris
E. T. Dixon
Edward Hurley
Judge Dixon
Hurley
Esberger Band Concert At Lincoln Park Tonight
Esberger's Band conducted by Charles Esberger Jr will perform at 7 30 PM in Lincoln Park. The program includes Overture Light Cavalry Moonlight on the Hudson selections from Rose Marie and Little Boy Blue plus The Commander and America with band and orchestra pieces.
Four Cincinnatians Receive Harvard Degrees
Four Cincinnatians were awarded degrees at Harvard University commencement. Stephen J. Maddock earned a Doctor of Medicine cum laude, a UC graduate. Albert Eberle Schwartz earned a Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude in history. William Earle Stilwell Jr and Bernard Bettman received Bachelor of Arts degrees. Both Stilwell and Bettman are UC alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Stephen J. Maddock
University of Cincinnati
Albert Eberle Schwartz
Middleton Avenue
William Earle Stilwell, Jr
Ridgeway Avenue
Bernard Bettman
South Crescent Avenue
Five Manslaughter Charges Dropped in Auto Deaths Case
A county grand jury returned twenty seven indictments but dropped five manslaughter charges in automobile fatalities. Named are Oscar Horstman and W Judd with fatal crashes on May 20 and April 22 respectively, plus Abraham Chester Irene Mormon Isadore Headt Homer Ellis and Betty Katz. Other indictments include embezzlement theft and assault cases involving multiple individuals and offenses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Horstman
Delhi Avenue
Alfred Rinkenberger
Sixth Street
Mt. Hope Road
W. Judd
Kathleen Gleason
Morgan Street
Gilbert Avenue
Florence Avenue
Abraham Chester
Columbus, CO
First State Bank
Harlan, Ky
Elmer Ralls
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Eden Park Entrance
H. N. Strauss
Washington Bank and Savings Company
Thomas Morrow
Scott Street
Covington
Norma Soellner
Clemmer
Edna Clifton
Douglas Willis
Walnut Street
Clifford Gibbs
G._. Johnson
Oscar Brown
James Hisle
Madison Road
Alias Lynn Watson
John Fitch
Glenn Lindsey
Gilbert Sellers
Albert Ryan
Cleo Green
Oliver Henderson
Hogarth Weds Higbee At Epiphany Church
Miss Deborah Higbee daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Higbee wed Rev Dr Robert M Hogarth rector of the Church of the Epiphany in a four thirty ceremony. Bishop Boyd Vincent assisted with Gilbert Pennock of Oxford England. Reception followed and the couple plan to return to Cincinnati after a honeymoon in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Higbee
F. E. Higbee
Robert M. Hogarth
Church of the Epiphany
Hogarth
Boyd Vincent
Gilbert
Pennock
Oxford
England
Body of infant found on West Street Bridge disappears
Edward Jones found what appeared to be an infant's body on the Mill Creek bridge at 1:30 AM. Police later recovered only a broken bundle with newspapers as the alleged body vanished, prompting theories the infant was dumped into the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Mill Creek
Edward Jones
Richmond Street
Jones
Leslie Gregory
Gest Street
Gregory
Findlay Market Outing Draws Large Crowds at Coney Island
Findlay Market Association hosts its annual outing at Coney Island with Martin Andreas coordinating and Frank Krippner preparing barbecue. Seven steers will be served free. Over $2,000 in prizes for athletic and guessing contests. Three bathing-beauty prizes of 100, 50 and 25 dollars. More than 60,000 tickets distributed. about 20,000 expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Market
Coney Island
Findlay Market Association
Martin Andreas
Frank Krippner
Mae Murray Signs Contract for 350000 Job and Club Roads Fight
Mae Murray signs a 350 000 dollar contract while the Cincinnati Automobile Club vows legal action to ensure two cent gas tax funds are used only for maintenance and repair of state and county roads. The club plans delegates to the AAA convention in Atlantic City and notes Defense Day cooperation with the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Donahey
Highway Department
Ohio Good Roads Association
L. A. Boulay
American Automobile Association
Atlantic City
William T. Calerdine
A. E. Mittendorf
Ohio State Automobile Association
Cedar Point
William M. Perin
Frank Switalski
Cincinnati Club
H. R. Russell
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Atlantic-Pacific
Travel Bureau
Automobile Club
Eighth
Race Streets
Mae Murray Signs Ufa Contract for 350000 A Year
Los Angeles Examiner reports Mae Murray, film actress, has signed a one year starring deal with Ufa Film interests of Germany for 350000 dollars annually. Her current Metro Goldwyn Mayer contract ends in about eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Los Angeles Examiner Today
Mae Murray
Ufa Film Interests
Germany
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Examiner
Judge NICHOLSON bound over on murder charge in factory shooting
Thomas Nicholson 34 of 930 Armory avenue is held without bond after a preliminary hearing on June 17 for the murder of Earl Skirvin 18 a conductor of 1456 Eastern avenue. Miss Ella Jones 18 and Edward Harding testified. McDonnell 21 and Nicholson disputed. Harding and Jones said Nicholson fired after youths asked for entry to the P Sullivan Shoe plant. The case awaits next day trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nicholson
Armory Avenue
Earl Skirvin
Eastern Avenue
George F. Eyrich, Jr
Ella Jones
Broadway
Pearl Street
Edward Harding
Kodel Radio Corporation
Skirvin
Pearl and
Lawrence Streets
Thomas McDonnell
Sachem Avenue
Nicholson
P. Sullivan Shoe Company
Miss Jones
Harding
Radio Corporation
Arthur C. Fricke
McDonnell
Tommy
William Skirvin
Joseph Vanderheide
Worthington Pump Outing for Employees at the Zoo
The Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation will host a daylong family outing for several thousand employees at the Zoo this Saturday. The program includes theatrical entertainment interdepartmental contest dancing and baseball games with complimentary tickets for employees and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation
Zoo
Auto Crash Injures Folkerths Near Gilbert Viaduct
Charles H. Folkerth a 38 year old attorney and his sister Miss Luciane Folkerth 27 both of Dayton Ohio were thrown against the front of the car when it struck a pole near the Broadway end of the Gilbert avenue viaduct last night They were taken to General Hospital with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Gilbert Avenue
Charles H. Folkerth
Luciane Folkerth
Dayton, O
General Hospital
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Westbury
Snow-White Refrigerator Co. Manufacturers
Telephone Canal
Vine St
Elder
Wocner
Ax Wocner & Son Co
Dayton
Springfield
Cincinnati Central Union Depot
City Ticket Office
Dixie Termine
Central Union Depot
Island Greek Coal
Queen City Coal Co
Olxie
Fourth Street
Commercial Tribune
Mau
United States Courts
Women’s Fraternity
Lincoln Park
Harvard
DR. R. M. Hogarth
Aer Uata Nicholson Ball
VIA
Middletown
Franklin Imiamisburg
West Carrolton
Dayton C &O Motor Delivery CO
New Depot
Front St
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St
Opp
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Sky
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Hendersonville
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