Divorce Battle Over Age Gap After 1908 Marriage
Anthony L. Rosen a 72 year old mail carrier seeks divorce from Barbara Menchen Rosen 40 as court hears details of a 1908 marriage to a 23 year old Price Hill woman later separated in 1911. Rosen claims first wife died before current marriage. Contends forged policy indorsement and property division. The case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony L. Rosen
West Eighth Street
Barbara Menchen
Wells Avenue
Price Hill
Rosen
Milwaukee
Wis
C. W. Hoffman
Woman Minister Wins Divorce On Abuse Plea
Corrina C Curran Price a 32 year old Methodist minister and assistant pastor of Covington Kentucky won a divorce from LeRoy E Price 39 a post office clerk of Oakley. Each cited abuse and threats of death. Price said she had him committed to Longview Hospital in 1924 but he was discharged sane in 1925. She claimed he was surly and abusive and that he struck her in 1918 and again in 1919 injuring her nose and mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrina C. Curran Price
State finishes case in murder trial here
The state rested its case against Archie Morgan of 480 East Fifth street in a second degree murder trial in Clare Ohio. Prosecutors said Morgan killed Frank Meade on October 4, 1922, and a Clare niece identified him in court. Judge Ryan instructed the verdict for the defense. the trial may go to the jury. Morgan also faces a second similar indictment for Walter Hamer's murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Morgan
East Fifth Street
Ryan
Criminal Court
Morgan
Ralph Tooker
Dudly M. Outcalt
Frank Meade
Clare
Carrie McHenry
Negress
Meade
August Bendigs
H. C. Myers
Walter Hamer
East Second Street
Freed of Auto Theft, Other Case Undecided
A disagreement and an acquittal marked two trials within two days of Charles Moorman a 23 year old. Authorities reported Moorman faced charges in two cases but acquitted on the auto theft count while the other case remained undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moorman
War Made Mate Brutal Wife Asserts in Suit
Eleanor Metty of Bloom Street sues John Mettey for divorce in Domestic Relations Court claiming a violent postwar temper. She says after their Cincinnati marriage on August 12 1919 he choked and struck her, left for freedom on August 30 1924, and has estranged for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor . Tey
Bloom Street
John Mettey
Cincinnati
John Smith
Margaret Smith
Sale salesman awarded 2000 verdict in taxi crash case
Herman J. Becker advertising salesman of 240 Hosea avenue was awarded 2000 damages by a jury in Judge Marx's Superior Court against Junie and Arthur Allen partners of Allen Auto Livery Company. Becker sought 26379.95 for injuries from a March 19 1925 crash at Clifton avenue and Lyon street hospital stay eighteen days face disfigurement and liability admitted by company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Becker
Hosea Avenue
Marx
Junie Allen
Arthur Allen
Allen Auto Livery Company
Third
Sycamore Streets
Becker
Allen Company
Clifton Avenue
Lyon Street
Raid Victim Wins Damages Against Prohibition Agent
A jury awarded Mrs. Mary Smith of Westwood Avenue 1340 damages in a common pleas court suit against Greenlie S. Hann prohibition agent of the North College Hill liquor court. She sought 10000 for injuries from an assault during a raid on her former Denton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Mary Smith
Westwood Avenue
Greenlie S. Hann
North College Hill
Henry Smith
Lipsky Sues Parents in Law for 10000 Damages
Nathan Lipsky sues his parents in law Max Stein and Eva Stein in Common Pleas Court for 10000 damages alleging alienation of his wife Esther Lipsky. The suit, filed yesterday, cites February 15, 1925 as the date of alleged intent to injure and deprive Lipsky of his wife’s society and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Lipsky
West Court Street
Common Pleas Court
Max Stein
Eva Stein
Esther Lisky
Stein
Lipsky
Court Calendar for Today at Common Pleas Court
Lists multiple cases across rooms 3J 5 6 and Superior and Criminal Courts with judges LeBlond Struble Roettinger Darby Marx Hoffman Ryan and Hoffman. Includes McDonald vs Epstein Gearment Co Pancero vs Pancero Crabb e vs Fo Ferguson vs Pas chen Watts vs City of Cin Pugh Dickinson vs Queen City Bus Co Dearing vs Cincinnati Traction Fletcher vs Drach Kil xarroff vs Otto Rayborn Williams Fritz Heeg Paris Wilint Smith State v Morgan Mason Humphre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
LeBlond
McDonald
The
Epstein Gearment Company
Pancero
Flamm
Metzger
White Et al
Griesheimer & Moore
Struble
McLean
Crabbe
Ferguson
Paschen
Roettinger
Fane
Diltz
Watts
City of Cinoat
Darby
Smith
Pugh
Dickinson
Eae
Searing
Queen City Bus Company
Dearing
Cincinnati Traction Company
Fletcher
Drach
Superior Court
Marx
Kilxarroff
Otto
Ae Relations Court
Judg W. Hoffman
Hgese I Rayborn
Rayborn
Williams
Fritz
Heeg
Paris
Wilint
Wiant
Not enough readable context for a headline
A fragment notes a person lured from home and detained at another residence.
Pohlman Denies Allegations in Divorce Filing
Lucius John Pohlman filed a cross petition in Domestic Relations Court for divorce from his wife Mrs. Fannie Pohlman. He claims she spent seven years away from home late at night while operating handbooks and denies her allegations. He advertises sales at 47 May Street and Brewster Avenue is listed in the case file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius John Pohlman
May Street
Fannie Pohlman
Brewter Avenue
Judge Dismisses $10,000 Suit in Common Pleas Court
Judge LeBlond dismissed a $10,000 suit filed by William J. Leonard against F. W. Mowbray, officer of Mowbray & Robinson Lumber Co. The case centered on a bond Mowbray gave for a Michigan businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
William J. Leonard
Chicago
F. W. Mowbray
Mowbray & Robinson Lungper Company
West ‘Eighth
Mowbray
Michigan
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of civil actions including Ballard DeZorn for $140.88 against the Harry M. Baylor Company, damages claims by Nathan Lipsky against Max Stein et al. for $10,000, alimony and divorce cases, custody actions, and mortgage authority requests. Names include Lillian Thomas, Lillian Allen, Hyde Park Baptist Church, Ivan Heinlein, G A Ginter, Eleanor Mettey, George Vulturer, Irene Merggandt, Mary Poole, John Smith, Margaret Smith, and Herald Motor Car Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Harry M. Baylor Company
Ballard DeZorn
Nathan Lipsky
Max Stein
Robert J. Donovan
Hyde Park Bap Church
Ivan L. Heinlein
Elear
Eleanor Mettey
John Mettey
George Vulturer
Carl Schmid
Irene M. Werggandt
the Alms Hotel
Mary Poole
James Poole
John Smith
Margaret Smith
Herald Motor Car Company
John J. McQueen
Three Fined One Fights Reckless Driving Case
Raymond Hawkins age 19 of Madisonville was fined 50 dollars and costs for reckless driving after a witness testified his car struck another auto. Charles Bryant of Orland Avenue paid 25 dollars and costs for passing a stationary street car cited by Harry Sprague of Cincinnati Traction. Willis Richardson faced charges for passing a stationary car on Reading Road with witnesses and a dispute over police conduct. Green Galloway was fined for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hawkins
Weltner Street
Madisonville
Bellin
Louise McDonnell
West Ninth Street
Hawkins
Madison Road
Oakley
Charles Bryant
Orland Avenue
Stratford Avenue
McMillan Street
Harry Sprague
Cincinnati Traction Company
Bryant
Willis Richardson
Crescent Avenue
Reading Road
Louis Vollmer
Vollmer
Richardson
Bell
Tudor
Green Galloway
Rockdale Avenue
Henespo Club Outing Planned at Chester Park
The Henespo Club with 8000 members will hold its annual picnic at Chester Park on Tuesday June 30. Chester Ohlmer chairs the entertainment committee and says more than 5000 caps 25 suits of clothing and hundreds of dollars in cash prizes will be awarded to boys and girls. Officials from H S Pogue Company sponsor the event and will oversee activities including rides on Chester’s thrillers as part of a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henespo” Club
H. & S. Pogue Company
Chester Park
Chester Ohlmer
Chester
Arrests After Raid Seize Beer at Westwood Saloon
Federal agents raided a Westwood Avenue saloon on Quebec Roach, seizing six half barrels of alleged real beer. William Kenning and Frank Feliz, both named at Westwood addresses, were arrested and arraigned before U S Commissioner Thomas Gregory on conspiracy charges. Bonds set at $1000 each. next hearing July 9. Judge Hickenlooper ordered liquor returned from William Bodemer’s Baymiller Street residence, noting it was pre prohibition and for private use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Crests
Westwood Avenue
Quebec Roach
William Kenning
Schoedinger Avenue
Frank Feliz
Thomas Gregory
United States Comer
Jtdge
Postoffice Clerk Case Dropped Against Jamés Blevins
Jamés Blevins 39 of 2211 Victor street a Postoffice clerk had charges of opening letters dismissed by United States Commissioner Thomas M. Gregory yesterday. The case had been considered by the federal grand jury but no indictment was returned. Blevins denied opening any letter and said it arrived opened.
Bankruptcies Filed in U S District Court Eight Cases Listed
Final records show eight bankruptcy cases filed in the U S District Court. Notable debts include J Wilder Seed Company with $14 289.88 liabilities and Bruce D Myers with $9 307.66 liabilities. Creditors received varying sums, with percentages ranging from 7 to 17 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Charles T. Greve
J.wilder Seed Company
West Sixth Street
Bruce D. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Schwartz
Cincinnati Cap
Stanley L. Murphy
Norwood Automobile Tire
Adam Greenbaum
Cincinnati Clothing
John Albert Seigal
Cincinnati Chauffeur
Harry Drachenberg
Cincinnati
Scott «Aaron
Cincinnati Queensware
UC Receives High Rating in Chemical Engineering Program
The University of Cincinnati was one of fourteen U S colleges rated satisfactory in chemical engineering by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers at Providence R I. The department, established in 1906, enrolls about 200 students with eight professors and a strong lab facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
United States
Amerian Institute of Chemical Engineer
Providence
R. I
Cincinnati
Case School of Applied Sciences
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
R. S. Tiir
La Follette Leaves Estate to His Widow
Senator La Follette leaves his widow as sole beneficiary and executrix in probate petition. Debts total about 29 000 dollars against homestead mortgage, with personal property 20 000 and homestead real estate 48 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Follette
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