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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
2
A statement alleges that Crowe summoned a witness without prior discussion of testimony and that other witnesses were not offered by the state. The witness notes an incomplete presentation of murder evidence and that a typewritten statement was provided before trial. The judge summarized several witnesses before the coroner.
Chief Justice Olson of Chicago Municipal Court, who led the inquiry into the Shepherd case, says the trial verdict is disappointing but not conclusive. He notes much admissible evidence was not offered, complains Crowe did not cooperate, and states he will not discuss future moves until trial details are clarified.
Judge Olson says several new angles exist in the case and will not be discussed yet. The statement signals forthcoming details from the inquest not presented at the trial.
New York June 26 Mr and Mrs Raimond von Maluski were injured when a motor truck collided with their motorcycle and sidecar after leaving General Sessions Court where Mrs Mary Jones was sentenced for kidnapping their three year old son Raimond. Brother Albert von Maluski bruised the boy remains missing. Judge Collins ordered a 20 to 40 year Sing Sing Prison term for Jones who refused to reveal the boy s fate.
Judge Struble condemns village liquor courts as illegal, noting Mayors act as judges and prosecutors, with fines and fees funding city projects. He cites North College Hill court where 1923 profits reached $20,000, split among village funds, Secret Service, and officials, prompting concerns over disinterest and due process.
Eagle Boat No 9 carrying fifty six Virginia naval reservists was towed at 8 PM by Coast Guard cutter Carrabassett about 200 miles southwest of Cape Hatteras. The vessel was en route from Bermuda to Norfolk when disabled Sunday afternoon. a minesweeper aided the rescue.
New York June 26 shipping news lists arrivals including President Harding from Bremen Colombia from San Francisco Aquitania from Southampton Colombo from Genoa Resolute from Hamburg Patria from Marseilles June 27 Zeeland from Antwerp Ryndam from Rotterdam. Outgoing departures include Paris to Havre Nieuw Amsterdam to Rotterdam Président Roosevelt to Bremen Carmania to Liverpool California to Glasgow Bergensfjord to Bergen Conte Verde to Naples Cedric to Liverpool Rosaland to St Johns Orizaba to Havana Fort Hamilton to Bermuda Bogota to Cape Haitien Ulua to Cristobal Voiltaire to Rio de Janeiro Minneahda to London Orduna to Southampton Andania to Hamburg Zacapa to Puerto Castilla.
A listing of births includes Bryke Josef and Mary on Lincoln Street a girl. Mathias Buckholz and Katherine in Dayton Street a girl. Frank Cartolenn a boy. Roy Clevinger and Marie on Cole Train Avenue a boy. Gregory Cloud and Patricia on James Avenue a boy. Max Gervin and May on Carth Avenue a boy. Albert Kirk and Viola on Bart Street a boy. Pouis Kottora and Agnes on Pleas¢t. Jake Orl and Francis on Vik Street a girl. Samuel An and Ora on California Street. Robert Plymessen and Alice on Hackberry Street a boy. George Reidel and Helen on Mille Avenue. Richard Rye and Gladys on Hazel Avenue. John Shuster and Katherine on 415 Voi 1S Street Strabusbury a boy. Stuart Thomas and Ruth on Ost street and Albert Avenue a boy. Theresa Hink wana on Central Avenue. several entries note girls and boys in varying addresses.
A long list of personal names followed by street addresses and cities appears, suggesting a public notice or directory excerpt. The fragment includes numerous individuals such as G. Bohsancurt Jr, Maria Sterbling, Kar Ludwing, Emma Meyer, Daniel Imwalle, Helen Bauman, and many others alongside residential addresses in various towns and states.
Maria Andrews of 1 The Virg i Apartments Hyde Park dies at age 86. Funeral services at her late residence Saturday June 27. Foster William Resor Foster husband of Margaret Boland Foster dies at 233 East Auburn Avenue Mount Auburn. Funeral services at the home Saturday June 27 at 3 p.m.
The Buss e & Funeral Directors advertise cremation options in Sanitary aesthetic modern form. Free booklet offered from their three chapels including Union Central Building address and Freeman Avenue location. No charges noted.
Paris June 26 Mlle Mistinguett the Parisian star leaves the stage to take full management of the Moulin Rouge where she created the Apache dance Mon Homme eleven years ago. She plans to go to New York in August and to build two new houses in Paris.
Ohio and Kentucky: generally fair Saturday and Sunday with cooler Saturday night. Tennessee: fair weekend with little temperature change. West Virginia: partly cloudy with possible showers Sunday and cooler Saturday night. Indiana: partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Temperatures shown for Eastport, Chicago, Boston, Kansas, Atlantic City, Omaha, Birmingham, Denver, New Orleans, Phoenix, Galveston, Spokane, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Louisville, Nashville, Winnipeg, The Pas, and more with precipitation values.
E. E. McGraw of Toledo Ohio travels to Utopia to confirm if the murdered woman found in the Ohio River last Tuesday is his daughter. He telegraphed Sheriff Fred Croswell of Clermont County after the description matched a missing person. An exhaustive search by Clermont County authorities had yielded no results.
Citizens are invited to a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Gibson to hear August H. Tuechter discuss Deaconess Hospital plans including a suggested addition. Sponsors outing features the play Sponsors’ Ndal at Backus farm The Crossings near New Richmond O hosted by Mrs. Henry Backus. Chester Park outing planned by General Relief Committee and Red Men today led by E C Lowenstein.
William R. Foster first vice president of Stearns and Foster Co died of heart disease at 233 East Auburn Ave Mt Auburn aged 61 after a Tuesday indigestion attack following lunch at the Lockland plant. Survived by widow Margaret Foster, daughter Pauline Reed and two sisters Julia Foster and Sallie Eaton. funeral at 3 this afternoon at his home with Spring Grove burial.
Mrs. George Bakhmeteff, wife of the former Russian Ambassador to the United States, died at her Paris home. She was born Mary Beale of Washington, D. C., and died June 26.
Washington society leader Coun tess Marguerite D Adhemar DCran sac dies at age 76 in her seventy seventh year after a long tenure in Washington and Virginia high society. Born Marguerite Cromwell Labrot she rose through prominent social circles before her marriage.
Police request search for Emma Kays 27 of 613 West Eighth Street missing since June 22. Husband Jesse Kays says she left home taking all her clothes.
Greene Line Steamer Tom Greene departs Saturday June 27 at 5 p.m. from the Greene Line wharfboat for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Charlestown and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
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