Damages Sought in Suit Over Unshipped Coal Cars
The Interstate Coal and Dock Company sues the Amherst Fuel Company in Superior Court seeking 17825 dollars for failure to deliver seventy two coal cars ordered for Russell Kentucky. It states eleven cars were shipped and sixty two not delivered at 2.45 dollars per ton in November 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Coal and Dock Company
Amherst Fuel Company
West Virginia Nut
Slack Coal
Russell
Seek Order Against Machinists Over Alleged Strike Tactics
The Lunkenheimer Company filed suit in Superior Court for an injunction against the Machinists Union alleging illegal strike methods. The firm, valued at 3 million dollars with 1,400 employees, cites affidavits from workers about threats and harassment by strikers including insults and threats toward workers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunkenheimer Company
Machinists’ Union
Fred Henry Muhhlenhard
Peter Westerhof
Suit Filed Over Auto Collision Death In Hyde Park
Wilbur H. Krehbiel sues Bertha Hyde in Common Pleas Court for 10000 damages after an automobile driven by Hyde struck his eleven year old son William Krehbiel Jr at Observatory road and Menlo avenue Hyde Park, causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H. Krehbiel
Common Pleas Court
Bertha Hyde
Krehbiel
William Krehbiel, Jr
Observatory Road
Menlo Avenue
Hyde Park
Jess Fowler Seeks Divorce From Eugenia Fowler
Jess Fowler files for divorce from Eugenia Fowler claiming three years of willful absence and requesting a divorce on that ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Fowler
Eugenia Fowler
Sam Williams Convicted of Manslaughter in 1919 Carlisle St Fight
Sam Williams was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury in Judge Stanley Struble's court for the August 1919 fight on Carlisle and John streets in which Herbert Douglas was cut and later died after his wound broke open. Assistant Prosecutor Charles Baker tried the case for the State. Thomas Morrow defended Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Williams
Stanley Struble
Williams
Herbert Douglas
Carlisle
John Streets
Douglas
Herbert
General Hospital
Charles Baker
Thomas Morrow
Suit Filed for 10000 Damages Over Train Death
Harry Jackson as administrator of Cyril T. Jackson's estate sues Walker D. Hines and the railway company claiming Cyril was struck and killed by a train while serving as a supply boy for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jackson
Cyril T. Jackson
Walker D. Hines
Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Railway Company
Verdict for Mary Cogan in $10,000 damage suit
Dora Meckler sued Mary Cogan alleging injuries from a May 31, 1919 auto collision at Clark and Cutter streets. Meckler claimed a fractured left ankle after being struck by Mrs. Cogan’s son driving the vehicle. Judge Thomas Darby’s court returned a verdict in Cogan’s favor yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cogan
Thomas Darby
Dora Meckler
Clark and
Cutter Streets
Dr S B Marvin Verdict In Slip and Fall Case
A verdict was returned in Judge Edward T Dixon s court yesterday finding Dr S B Marvin of Fourth and Central avenue not liable in a $7500 suit by Eri C Lohnes of Springfield Ohio. Lohnes claimed a fractured ankle after slipping on ice on Marvin s drug store steps. the doctor argued Lohnes had already reached the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Marvin
Fourth and Central Avenue
Edward T. Dixon
Dr. Marvin
Eri. C. Lohnes
Springfield
Lohnes
Marvin
Verdict Awarded in Suit Over Fatal Truck Crash
Joseph Helmers of 2136 Burnet Avenue wins 1250 in Superior Court against the Cincinnati and Suburban Delivery Company. Helmers sued as administrator of his mother in law Mrs Mary Thomas estate for a collision on Reading Road and Ernshaw Avenue on December 32 1919. Pogue Hoffheimer and Pogue represented Helmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Helmers
Burnet Avenue
Superior Court
Cincinnati and Suburban Delivery Company
Helmers
Mary Thomas
Thomas
Reading Road
Ernshaw Avenue
Pogue, Hoffheimer & Pogue
Five suits seek 24800 in auto crash damages in Ohio
Five Common Pleas Court suits filed against Dart Tatman of Lockland and Robert N Lafebre of Lebanon allege excessive speed led to a Reading pike collision on May 13 1920. Plaintiffs include William R Walsh and wife Margaret and their crippled son William Jr plus Mary and Robert Stander with damages sought from 1000 to 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Dart Tatman
Lockland
Robert N. Lafebre
Lebanon
Reading Pike
Cooper Avenue
Tatman
Lefebre
Howard Ragland
William R. Walsh
Margaret Walsh
William Walsh, Jr
Mary Stander
Robert
Reading
Divorce Trial Details of Speyer Case and Others
Lewis Edward Speyer testified that his wife Ethel May Speyer insulted him and threw dishes on several occasions. The Court of Domestic Relations granted divorces for Speyer and nine other couples including Ralph Stearns Agnes Stearns and John Dickey Maud Dickey. Judge Hoffman oversaw the rulings in this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Edward Speyer
Ethel May Speyer
Hoffman
Ralph Stearns
Agnes Stearns
John Dickey
Maud Dickey
Bertha Harrie
Lawrence Harrie
Katie Sanders
John Sanders
Harry Medeck
Rose Medeck
Florence Vance
Thomas Vance
Rosa Ventura
Samuel Ventura
Elizabeth Dacey
Arthur Dacey
Lillian West
William West
Ada Chapman
David Chapman
Judge Hoffman fines two men for delinquency of minors
Judge C. W. Hoffman of the Juvenile Court fined Clem Kirkoff $100 for contributing to the delinquency of minors by letting them loiter in his poolroom at 355 Warsaw Avenue. George Christos, operator of a room at Fifth and Walnut, pleaded guilty and was fined with costs suspended on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoffman
Juvenile Court
Clem Kirkoff
Warsaw Avenue
George Christos
Rroom
Fifth One
Walnut Streets
Hoffman
Bankruptcy Proceedings for Thomas Deer of Hanging Rock
Thomas Deer of Hanging Rock in Lawrence County filed his application for bankruptcy protection. The filing initiates proceedings under applicable bankruptcy laws and outlines the debtor’s financial condition and relief sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Deer
Hanging Rock
Lawrence County
New World Manufacturing Company Bankruptcy Details
The New World Manufacturing Company bankruptcy lists liabilities of 50 760 dollars and assets of 11 553 dollars. Priority and secured debts amount to 2 875 dollars and were paid in full. general creditors received about 11 percent. Proceedings costs totaled 4 480 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World Manufacturing Company
Judge Peck Decides Norfolk and Western Suit for Demurrage
Judge Peck yesterday ruled in favor of Norfolk and Western Rail road against Union Furnace Company finding the latter indebted for demurrage charges. In related actions Jennison Wright Company vs Com pressed Wood Preserving Company, the Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed on grounds that Jennison patent for a wood pavement is invalid.
Local Passport Applications Filed for Family and Business Trip
Dr. H Hoppe of this city filed for passports for himself, Mrs. Hoppe, and their two children for a tour of England France Lee and Holland. Lawrence B Cahill of Cahill Shoe Co applied for passports to Trinidad and Venezuela for sight-seeing.
Chanler and Boone Bound Over in Auto Theft Case
Reben Wesley Chanler and Thomas Boone, charged with bringing another man's automobile from Tulsa Oklahoma, were bound over to the grand jury yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reben Wesley Chanler
Thomas Boone
Tulsa
Okla
Grand
First citizenship certificates granted to list of applicants
Yesterday the first citizenship certificates were issued to a group of applicants including Harry Bettman of West Fifth Street Russia paper hanger Charles Papp Race street Hungary Arthur Harrison Betts street Canada Henry Holzinger Race street Hungary Ahnet Alli West Fifth street Turkey Frank Straky Elm street Hungary Solomon Feldman Richmond street Russia Atanas Ponoff Laurel junk dealer Russia Shimmen Gideson Laurel junk dealer Russia Pilibos Tarabogopisa Main street Turkey William iimpach Clinton street Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bettman
West Fifth Street
Russia
Charles Papp
Race Street
Hungary
Arthur V. Harrison
Betts Street
Canada
Henry Holzinger
Ahnet Alli
Turkey
Frank Straky
Elm Street
Solomon Feldman
Richmond Street
Atanas
Record of divorces and damages in state superior court dockets
Listings show multiple divorce actions including Jesse Fowler versus Eugenia Fowler, Rosa Danielson and Jennie Daniels custody cases, and Mary Wilson versus Thomas Wilson. Damages claimed range from 671.36 to 20 000, plus estates and will constructions and partition suits. Also noted are mortgage authority applications and injunction actions involving Madisonville M. B. H. Church and Lunkenheimer Co. versus groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Fowler
Eugenia Fowler
Burns & Friedman
William R. Walsh
Dart Tatman Et al
Williaams & Ragland
Robert Stander
Same
Williams & Ragland
William F.walsh
Mary Stander
Margaret Walsh
Dgar Star
Grace M. McEwen
Mary A. Britt
Stephens & Lincoln
William F. Madden
Maud Mueller Et al
Minnie Kuntz
A. L. Weinstein
Percy Mackaye to join Miami University English department
President Raymond Hughes of Miami University and writer Percy Mackaye near completion of a contract to join the English department. Only a house is needed a room with a fireplace to work undisturbed. Mackaye envisions outdoor plays and pageants and imagines a bird sanctuary on the campus lower area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hughes
Miami University
Percy Mac- Kaye
Mac- Kaye
Miami
MacKaye
Photographers Meet at Cedar Point With J A Bill
At the tri State meeting of Ohio Indiana and Michigan photographers at Cedar Point July 6 7 8 and 9 J Anthony Bill photographer will demonstrate picture making He will discuss points that produce ready sales and reasons for them Assisted by Miss Cassidy who helps in his posing room in Cincinnati His address and demonstrations promise to be a highlight of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tri-State
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Cedar Point
J. Anthony Bill
Mr. Bill
Miss Cassidy
Cincinnati
Harding Club To Notify Ohio Nominee For President
Ohio's Harding-for-President Club prepares to notify nominee at Marion on July 22. Judge Hoffheimer heads a committee to arrange travel with 25 car captains and 78 Hamilton County delegates set to depart from Central Union Station at 9 30 a m for the Columbus convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Harry M. Hoffheimer
Fred W. Schwenk
F. W. Wipper
Arthur L Behymer
Fred G. Wesselmann
Gerrit J. Fredriks
Charles M. Dean
George W. Platt
William Kohlhof
Robert A. Taft
Cub
Hoffheimer
Hamilton County
Columbus
Strand Building
Central Union Station
Chittenden
George W. Tibbles
George P. Carrel
John J. Wenner
Frank Lewis
Byron S. Wydman
Andrew J. Murphy
Conrad Keller
Fred. W. Schwenck
E. S. Beaman
Paul Schinner
William R. Collins
Martin Daly
Henry M. Higgins
Edward H. Hennekes
Rud. K. Hynicka
John McDonough
William O'Keefe
H. W. Kleemeier
George Otto
Louis J. Howe
D. J. Carroll
Charles W. Baker, Jr
August Herrmann
William F. Hess
Peter W. Durr
Albert Reinhardt
G. A. Cornette
A. A. Gruber
John Galvin
Louis L. Rauh
Froome Morris
F. C. Schneider
John J. Kinney
Daniel Bauer
Robert Reute
Y. M. C. A. To Entertain Boys At Coney Island Outing
Preparations underway for the midsummer outing on July 10 at Coney Island drawing boys from two hundred churches and members of the Y W C A and Norwood Sunshine Girls. Athletics lead the program under W P Marquis and Carl A Wilzbach with medals offered and the Queen City League championship contested between Bell Telephone and Y M C A teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Young Women’s Christian Association
Norwood Sunshine Girls
W. P. Marquis
Carl A. Wilzbach
Queen City League
Bell Telephone
Camp opens at Glendale Salvation Army fresh air camp
Thirty five campers, mainly poor mothers and their children, departed yesterday for the Glendale camp opening the summer season. About twenty more expected today and others will follow. the camp’s maximum capacity is ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Glendale
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Rotary
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Waive Tai
East Bank
7Th Street
C. T
Sues
Sues Railway
Maurice Ketten
the Press Publishing CO
Dio
United States Court
Norfolk & Western
Dr. Hoppe
Auutto
Webb-Biddle Co
Durker & Sibbald
Lunkenheimer Co
International Association of Machinists Et al
Tuttle, Ross & Tebbs
Percy Mr.kaye
Miami University Force
Hughes
J. A. Bill
Harding Club
The
Fourth Street
Faery Queen Tea Shop
Virginia
Desire
Mabley & Carew CO
King Klass Klothes
Palm Beach
Arepore
Ralph Green
Wna
Emecrse
Walnut Street
Johnstons Thrift
Johnston
Thrift
R. F. Johnston Paint Co
Our
Department of Tours
Fourth St
Cumberland
Ay, CO
Berry Block
Nashville
Tenn
Eczema
Hunt
DOW Drug
Stores
Cunard
Mauretani
Columbia Imperator
Vasari
K. A
Vict
Caronia
Columbia
Aquitania
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K. A. Vic Caronia
York
New New
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Cherbourg
Southampton
Londonderry
Glasgow
Liverpool
Queenstown
E Street
Pennsylvania
Pearl
Butler Streets
Torrence Road
Carrel Street
Linwood
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Donderrand
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