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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

5

Damage Suit Fails In Case Of Hahn V Kleim

A jury dismissed Samuel Hahn's $3,000 damage claim against Benjamin J. Kleim for alleged wrongful arrest after Hahn's car was taken on December 29, 1916. Attorneys: W. W. Hester for plaintiff. Robert Franken for defense. Also, Lula Dinger and family sued Ohio Traction Co. for $21,500 over a February 27 collision near the Zoo that injured Mrs. Dinger and others.

Edward H. Dinger Edward R. Dinger Fulford, Shook & Wilby

Local Court Roundup Includes Misdemeanor to Assault Convictions

Dennis Jones convicted of assault and battery for a Christmas Day fatal blow at New and Broadway. Sentenced to six months by Judge Buchwalter with A B Dulap and Charles Elston present for defense and state. Louis Ehman pleads guilty to assault and battery, faces six months and $100 fine. James Kaufman convicted of receiving stolen property from the Big Four Railroad. Hiram Bolsinger and Walter M Locke noted for defense and state respectively. Ernest Jackson committed to Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane upon Probate Judge Kelley’s order. Harry Donnaworth seeks divorce from Effie Dona worth alleging infidelity in 1912 and again in Indiana in May this year. he accuses her of wandering with another man and breaking promises. Attorney H J Buntin represents him.

Dennis Jones Fred Garbin Jones New and Broadway Buchwalter A. B. Dunlap Charles Elston Louis Ehman James Kaufman Big Four Railroad Effie Donaworth Harry Donnaworth Harrison Indiana Aurora Ind H. J. Buntin

Neave Building Owner’s Will Allocates Estate

Under the will of A. C. Neave owner of the Neave Building at Fourth and Race streets Mrs. Emma Neave widow of his son Joseph receives 5000 dollars. The remainder goes to his son Charles Neave. The estate is estimated at 150000 dollars.

A. C. Neave Neave Fourth and Race Streets Emma Neave Joseph Neave Charles Neave

Reconciled in Court as Yelton Faces Delinquency Charge

Otto Yelton owner of a Cumminsville garage stood trial before Juvenile Judge Charles Hoff man for allegedly inducing a young girl to ride in his car and taking her to the country against her will. The hearing paused with a reconciliation with his wife, as John Weinig prosecutes and Louis Pink defends.

Otto Yelton Cumminsville Charles W. Hoffman Yelton John Weinig Louis P. Pink

Toy sues Greenville Gravel for accounting breach of contract

Charles W. Toy filed suit against the Greenville Gravel Company on Thursday seeking an accounting over alleged breach of contract regarding sand and gravel.

Charles W. Toy Greenville Gravel Company

Sedamsville Case Names John Thorndyke as Plaintiff's Attorney

From the Big Four pits at Sedamsville comes a case with attorney John Thorndyke representing the plaintiff. The brief notes his role in the action and identifies Sedamsville as the locality connected to the matter.

Sedamsville John Thorndyke

Local suits seek damages for trespass and injuries

Edward V Kirk sues Joseph Gradison for 200 damages over cattle trespass on Green Township lands. Abraham Jacobson claims 1000 damages after a Zumstein Taxicab struck him on Vine street April 18 injuring his left leg. A consent verdict later in the day awarded the Jacobson case. Mrs Bessie Kappleswitz wins 2500 damages against Cincinnati Traction Co for injuries alighting from a car near St Francis de Sales Church on Gilbert avenue November 7 1915.

Edward V. Kirk Joseph Gradison Green Township Cramer Abraham Jacobson Maurice B. Hexter Zumstein Taxicab Company Vine Street Ganoalley Fulford Shook

Judge Rules Sewells Own Two Thirds Interest In Properties

In Kentucky federal court Judge Cochran holds A. W. Sewell and Hattie Sewell as two thirds owners of the listed properties. The decision names the Sewells as the primary holders of the disputed holdings and settles the property rights in the suit.

Cochran Kentucky A. W. Sewell Hattie Sewell

Mansfield and Koch Isaacs Delivered to Nashville Under Arrest Warrants

James F. Mansfield and Lottie Koch Isaacs were arrested here on warrants from Tennessee federal officials and were transported to Nashville by Deputy Marshal Haughty Thursday.

James F. Mansfield Lottie Koch Isaacs Tennessee Nashville Haughty

Adulterating Grape Juice Leads to Fine for Meier Co

Pure food inspectors prosecuted the case against John C. Meier and Co of Silverton for adulterating grape juice. A fine of 100 dollars and costs was entered.

John C. Meier & Co Silverton Pure Food

Final bankruptcy totals for Bern stein Reich and Rose Smith

Final returns show Bern stein Reich debt of 11295 and assets of 2492. Rose D Smith petitions for final discharge from her debts.

Bernstein & Reich Rose D. Smith

Real Estate Transfers Across Cincinnati Suburbs

A long list of property transactions shows numerous deeds and mortgage changes. Buyers include Josephine E. Martin, Christ Poeppelmeier, Clara Cord, Emma Schuster, John Dorsch, and many others, with parcels in Sharonville Corryville Avondale Oakley Hyde Park and more. Amounts largely indicate nominal sums, with several notable large listings and mortgage cancellations.

Josephine E. Martin Albert E. Miller Lotharn Eichler Sharonville Christ F. Poeppelmeier Acomb-Keller Building Company Euclid Avenue Corryville Clara I. Cord Halpin Avenue Emma C. Schuster John Dorsch Theodore Taphorn Colerain Township A. J. Cunningham, Jr David Davis Forest Avenue Avondale Myrtilla D. Cunningham James G. Cooper J. David Jacobs Lewisham Road Francis L. Walker Hattie K Abraham Morganroth Mentor Avenue Ivanhoe Bertha SA Dietz Rose M. Dietz Greenwood Avenue Reading Road Martha Morris Catherine Johnson Asbury Road Anderson Township Title Guarantee and Trust Company Charles Billings Washington Heights Michael Albert Clifford Smith Harmes Avenue Elm Street Reading William John Theophil J. Kaufhold Acme L. & B. Association State of Ohio M. M. Steele Barton Oakley William T. Swain Blair & Lewis Elizabeth Page Nannie Holt South Mill Street Lock Ida S. Garlick Louis Froehlich Mooney Avenue Erie Avenue Hyde Park Duncan A. Holmes Robert T. Swaine Toledo & Cincinnati Railroad Company C., H. & D. Railroad Charles Ingalls William Hoffman Green Township William Johnson Albert Johnson Annie Johnson Harry Dickman Luis H. Bolce Hamilton Avenue Curneville Lonnie Brae Louis H. Bolce Bonnie Brae Marie Hillmann Elizabeth Illig Norwood View Valentine Greb Elizabeth Greb Neff Avenue Stephen Wilder The Suburban Real Estate Company Mary Benhouse Carthage Avenue Norwood William L. Hetteberg Central Avenue Fairmount Arlin Realty Company Aloysius C Broxtermann Ross Avenue Sullivan Avenue St. Bernard

Railroad official seeks eighty thousand car capacity

Receiver John B. Carothers of the Cincinnati Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway applied for authority to obtain twenty new gondola freight cars for that line to prepare it for fall business. He was directed to issue certificates for $8000. He states the road currently has only six freight cars.

John B. Carothers Cincinnati, Findlay & Ft. Wayne Railway

Howell Reappointed U. S. Commissioner for Dayton

Attorney Frank H. Howell of Dayton was Thursday reappointed by Judge Hollister as United States Commissioner for the ensuing four years.

Frank H. Howell Dayton Hollister United States

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

Case list shows multiple actions including Abraham Jacobson vs Zumstein Taxicab for $1,000 with Ful ford Shook and Wilby. Harry Donaworth vs Effie Donaworth for divorce. St Andrew's Roman Catholic Church seeks authority to mortgage for $60,000. Williamson Heater Co. vs John Snyder for $8. and various other small-claims and insolvency matters. Also lists Superior Court damages actions for several Dingers and Kirk vs Gradison.

Abraham Jacobson Zumstein Taxicab Company Fulford, Shook & Wilby Harry Donaworth Effie Donaworth H. J. Buntin C. Groff & Sons Emma Pieper Herrlinger& Dixon Mary H. Jones Charles Bean Spangenberg & Spangenerg The Williamson Heater Company John Snyder George A. Hamma Same St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church Mallon & Vordenberg Charles A. Toy Greenville Gravel Company John Thorndyke George A. Greenfield Lucien RB Sanders Miller & Foster Globe-Wernicke Company Et al City of Norwood Robertson, Buchwalter & Oppenheimer Smith & Kaps Superior Court Edward W. Kirk Joseph Gradison Cramer & Cramer Lula Dinger Ohio Traction Company Vera Dinger Edward Dinger Edward R. Dinger

Louis Victor Saar Elected President of Ohio Music Teachers

A dispatch from Cleveland reports Louis Victor Saar, a prominent Cleveland musician, elected president of the Ohio Music Teachers Association at its annual convention. The organization named Cincinnati as the site for next year’s meeting.

Cleveland Louis Victor Saar Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Forest City Cincinnati

Sewell Suit Seeks Oil Gas Coal Rights in Kentucky Lands

The United States Court reports an appeal from J. W. Sewell A. W. Sewell and Hattie Sewell of Cincinnati against Kentucky Black Cannel Coal Co. Involves valuable oil gas and coal rights on Caney Creek Morgan County Kentucky with appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals.

J. W. Sewell A. W. Sewell Hattie Sewell Cincinnati Kentucky Black Cannel Coal Company Circuit Court of Appeals Caney Creek Morgan County

Oakland Car Orders Push Higher as Mrs Marting Drives Through

L. E. Manley of Wood-Oakland Company reports Mrs. S. A. Marting of Ironton drives Oakland cars from Pontiac to Iron ton and plans to bring three more to Trenton. Detroit freight delays force auto firms to ship by alternate routes. Eight drivers and six dealers hauled fourteen new cars from the Oakland factory Thursday night while David Bliss of Nash Motors orders a Jeffery six cylinder touring car and a one ton truck for delivery to Vevay. Co. PR. Moody sells a Jeffery to Acme Manufacturing. Jack Swift will collect mail at Roos Motor Car Company.

L. E. Manley Wood- Oakland Company Oakland S. A. Marting Ironton Mr. Marting Detroit Wood-Oakland Company David Bliss Nash Motors Vevay Ind Charles Schwarm Motor Car Company Frank Taube

New pike link planned from Cincinnati to Brown County

State Highway Commissioner Cowen has placed crews on the Batavia to Olive Branch pike three miles long and is estimating the cost of a connecting link. When finished it will provide a continuous auto route from Cincinnati to Brown County, improving regional road access.

Cowen Batavia Olive Branch Cincinnati Brown County

Orphans At Coney Island Outing At Bond Hill Group

Two hundred eighty one boys and girls from St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum Bond Hill enjoyed a Thursday outing at Coney Island. Rev George Vonder Ahe led the group in a day of music and athletic activities with baskets filled for the trip.

St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum Bond Hill Coney Island George Vonder Ahe

Grain men capture Elks camp for frolic at Dayton

Dozens of Kentucky yellow legged springers were slaughtered at the Elks camp above Dayton as the Hay and Grain Exchange raid approached. A large convoy of autos carried the coalition of grain men led by Al Gowling to the camp. James W. Ellis was honored on his 73rd birthday with a gold headed umbrella as he joined the day’s festivities.

Kentucky Elks Dayton Hay and Grain Exchange Coatress Chamber of Commerce al Gowling Billy McQuillan Frank Currus Ralph Brown E. A. Fitzgerald Ally C Gale Frank Maguire Frank F. Collins C. A. Custer Frank Brown Charles van Lunen Max Bulementhal Emer Heile James W. Ellis Jim

Man Killed by Train Found on Cincinnati Tracks

A man body was found on railroad tracks below the Cincinnati Southern Bridge Thursday after being struck by a train. Coroner orders the body taken to the morgue while awaiting identification.

Cincinnati Southern Bridge Bauer

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