Wives and Lovers Testimony in Oskamp Alienation Suit
Witnesses recount Herbert Oskamp and Louise Oskamp’s public affection at Harrison avenue and in Baltimore. Testimony describes visits, lap sitting, and terms of support, with details of a locked home and turned off utilities as the case seeks $160,000 in alienation damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Oskamp
Harrison Avenue
Louise Grimm -Oskamp
Ben H. Lambers
Warsaw Avenue
Herbert
Louise
Honey
Tootsie
Lambers
Europe
James G. Stewart
Albert H. Morrill
August Jel
Oskamp
Froome Morris
The
Oskamps
Mr. Morris
Baltimore
Sidney F. Mills
Gholson Avenue
Mills
Maurice Levy
Delaware Avenue
Levy
Robert J. Kuehling
Cumberstreet
William
P. Oskamp
Louise Oskamp
Court Calendar For Pleas And Criminal Courts
Today's docket lists multiple cases across Pleas and Criminal Courts with judge assignments and room numbers. Highlights include Sedier vs Garrison in 9 o'clock session in Room at LeBlond, and various civil and administrative matters such as Oakley Bank vs Kiute et al and John Becker vs Eleanor Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alevi LeBlond
Sedier
Edgar B. Garrison
The
Oakley Bank
Ward Kiute
Joseph Schweppe
Thomas H. Garrison
Harry L. Needom
John Henry Becker
Eleanor Becker
Dat Connolly
Welen
Father Takes Blame in Fatal Auto Crash to Shield Son
In Judge Hurley’s Criminal Court Benjamin Shien admitted full responsibility for the November 18 1924 killing of Frank Mueller Jr. to protect his 17 year old son Albert who was driving. Shien a 45 year old confectioner surrendered after the accident and awaits trial. The court sent Albert to Juvenile Court for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Basler
F. R.gusweiler
Shien
Albert Shien
Mueller
Hurley
Judge Imposes Indeterminate Sentence in 1924 Burglary Case
Judge Hurley imposed an indeterminate sentence yesterday on Clarence Walker for burglarizing the Ferro Concrete Conden Company office on November 29, 1924, according to the Mansfield Reformatory report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield (Co.) Reformatory
Hurley
Clarence Walker
Ferro Concrete Conne de Company
Divorce Granted After Claims of Laziness and Humiliation
Mrs. Mabel C. Stone of 3964 Woodburn Avenue testified before Judge C. W. Hoffman in Domestic Relations Court that she sought relief from James N. Stone, a 45 year old attorney residing at the Colonial Hotel, Fourth and Broadway. She said she endured humiliation and failed to find happiness and the marriage could not continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Anna Reams
Biegler Street
George W. Reams
Mabel C. Stone
Woodburn Avenue
C. W. Hoffman
James N. Stone
Colonial Hotel
Fourth and Broadway
Jim
Mrs. Stone
Fragmentary Ad Copy Promises Quality and Low Price
A murky OCR fragment touts a promise of the same quality and low price. The text is incomplete with stray phrases about price and value, offering little clear detail beyond a general sales claim.
Exhaust Venire to Seat 11 Jurors in Murder Case
Judge Roettinger ordered thirty more names drawn for juror call in the first degree murder trial of Robert Little of Lockland Ohio after a panel of seventy five was exhausted. Prospective jurors were tentatively accepted including William Beckley Joseph Hosea Charles M Gru e Cyrus Ireland Louis Klein John Schrader John Seiler Grover Herkenhein. The defense has eight peremptory challenges left and the state two. Little and William Fitzhugh were indicted for killing John Keller at the International Agricultural Corp plant in Lockland. Fitzhugh was convicted days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boal Street
Little
William Fitzhugh
Lockland
John W. Keller
International Agricultural Corporation
Fitzhugh
Funeral date and venue not provided in damage suit note
Michael Nugent as administrator of Mabel Bartlett Nugent seeks 25000 damages from Fred Kennewig over a fatal auto mishap at Second Street and Broadway on August 4 1924. The suit filed in Common Pleas Court alleges Kennewig ran over the woman on the sidewalk and backed over her again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bartlett Nugent
Fred Kennewig
Second Street
Broadway
Kennewig
Common Pleas
Michael Nugent
Common Frisas Court
Fred Kennedig
The
E. Kieeman Company
W.C. Booker
David L Falk
Margaret Keeshaw
Michael Shorr
Irene Openshaw
Frank ‘L. Baye
Ruby F. Fortney
Fred B Rae
Cusef
Tod
Dans
Harry All
D. Moore
Keilson
Sean
St. Paul
Soilish Lutheran & Ch
ARS
Nathan Velensky
Louis Noadie
McGausher
Edw
Ruby’ Ley
I McGaughey
Louise C. Stamp
John No Ipeare
Sack Hayes
J H. le
Ame A Heyer
Hober
Company
Lulu
Turper
Partner asks receiver for Lang Lane restaurant
Robert F. Lang filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking the appointment of a receiver for the restaurant at 22 East Thirteenth Street. The partnership with Stephen Lane has run losses for several months and the business closed on March 2, 1925. Liabilities total 260 dollars, while fixtures and equipment are valued far higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Thirteenth Street
Robert F. Lang
Common Pleas Court
Stephen Lane
Velensky Sues for 16000 in Auto Collision Damages
Nathan Velensky files in Common Pleas Court seeking 16000 damages from Louis Sheerwood for injuries from a December 11 1924 auto collision at Reckdate and Knot t avenues. The suit alleges Velensky was severely injured by Sheerwood's automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Velensky
Common Pleas Court
Louis Sheerwood
Home furniture dealers urged to restore civic spirit in buyers
Weir of Dowagiac Michigan told Ohio Valley Retail Furniture Dealers at Music Hall that dealers can revive civic consciousness by appealing to home pride and resisting auto and jazz fad temptations. He urged focusing on comfort and family pride rather than prices. Ohio State and Washington experts discussed accounting and tax laws as the convention continues with a public furniture show valued at $1,000,000 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Atove
Dowagiac
Mich
Ohio Valley Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
Music Hall
Iurniture
Howard G. Greer
Bureau of Business, Research
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio Valley
Frank F. Nesbit
Washington
D. C
D. C. Elliott
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Warehouse and Terminal Company
Special U S Grand Jury to Convene March 10
Judge Hickenlooper orders a special grand jury to probe charges against police and village liquor court agents. Forty names are drawn from the federal jury wheel, with twenty three to be selected. The session could last over a week and about 250 witnesses are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
United States
Cincinnati
Haveth BE
Mau
Suit Settled Out of Court Over Death Damages
Judge Hickenlooper dismissed the suit of Daisy Keefe executrix of Patrick Keefe against the Iee Western Railway after a settlement of $52,000 was reached. Keefe was killed when his automobile was struck by a passenger train at the Sherman Avenue crossing in Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
Daisy Keefe
Patrick Keefe
Iee & Western Railway
Keefe
Sherman Avenue
Norwood
Patent trial over metal floor form patent begins in court
The Goldsmith Metal Lath Company of Cincinnati sues Truscon Steel Company of Youngstown charging patent infringement. Judge Hickenlooper presides as the case opens and proceeds this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith Metal Lath Company
Cincinnati
Truscon Steel Company
Youngstown,.c
Hickenlooper
United States District ‘Court
Truscon Company
Grocer Marsch Files Deed of Assignment
Charles F. Marsch a grocer of 1775 Sycamore street filed a deed of assignment in Probate Court assigning all property to his attorney for creditors. He listed assets at 1000 dollars and liabilities at 750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocer
Charles F. Marsch
Sycamore Street
Bankrupt notes recorded at creditors meeting
At the first meeting of creditors the committee's actions were noted and a trustee was fixed. A first dividend of about five percent was declared for creditors. Details remain unclear due to partial transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craitiere
Aycade
Powell Seakrent
Mau Takes Oath as U S Attorney for Southern District of Ohio
Hareth Mau was sworn in as United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio by Judge Hickenlooper amid attendees including Mrs May and court staff. The ceremony cited passages from Deuteronomy and noted Mau's four year term starting February 24, 1925 following President Coolidge's commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
United States
Southern District of
Ohio
Hickenlooper
May
Thomas Morrow
United States District Attorney
Emmet Kirgan
Commission of
President Coolidge
Harlan Stone
Supreme Court
Boyd E. Dilley
Ohio Shoemen Elect Officers at Fifteenth Convention
Charles C. Seidenfeldt of Murray City elected President of the Ohio Valley Retail Shoe Dealers Association at the closing session. P J Myers Huntington James J Henry and Harry Zavitz named vice presidents with L M Wright re-elected treasurer. New directors include John Rossitno Sandusky H T Smart Marion and Arthur La Rose Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Seidenfeldt
Murray City
Ohio Valley Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Linton
P. J. Myers
Dayton
James J. Henry
Huntington
W. Va
Harry Zavitz
Columbus
L. M. Wright
John Rossitno
Sandusky
H. T. Smart
Marion
Arthur la Rose
Cleveland
Ralph H. Jones
Cincinnati
Jones
J. H. Hunter
PAYS LOWEST INCOME TAX UP TO DATE
The smallest income tax payment this year was one cent for an eight mill assessment. Kenneth P. Clark announced extensions must be requested through the Commissioner of Internal Revenue in Washington, D. C. Returns are due by March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Kenneth P. Clark
Income Tax Division
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Clark
Alleged confidence man fined for loitering case
John Roche from Kansas City Missouri was fined 200 dollars and costs in Municipal Court for loitering. Detective Buyllerdick testified Roche tried to “sugar” him on the way to headquarters after the arrest. Roche admitted past drug addiction and claimed opium in his grip was five years old. Nicholas Allen, arrested with Roche at the Plaza Hotel, did not appear and bond was forfeited by Judge Yeatman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roche
Kansas City
Fred Buyllerdick
Roche
Nicholas Allen
Plaza Hotel
Yeatman
Employment improvement report notes February gains for men
February employment reports from the State City Free Employment Bureau show a percentage drop in the number of unemployed men and an 8 percent rise in female help due to lower domestic wage rates. Several lawsuits and divorce actions are listed in the court docket, including Nugent v Ken nedig and Openshaw v Baye, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Hock
Religion Sells and Cheese Sells During Mission Meeting
At Trinity Church downtown Cincinnati the Church fellowship of fourteen Methodist churches heard Bishop Theodore Henderson urge persistent personal evangelism. He humorously linked salesmanship to outreach, noting only one salesman sold cheese to a reluctant customer, then urged workers to stay focused on their mission and the romance of guiding others to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Trinity Church
Theodore S. Henderson
Court struggles when a houseboat lacks a bottom
In Municipal Court Judge W Meredith Yeatman hears James Riley and Clarence Coleman arraigned for refusing to vacate the river bank under a Board of Health rule. The defendants argue their so called boat has no bottom and thus is not a boat. The judge continues the case to March 11 and directs police to have the property owner file a complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meredith Yeatman
James Riley
Clarence Coleman
Harriet Street
Board of Health
Yeatman
Trafeig Court Frees Lathrop In Reckless Driving Case
In Traffic Court Rene Lathrop and Harry Baele faced reckless driving charges after a late night party with four chorus girls ending in a crash that injured eight. Judge Alexander dismissed both charges after proving Baele’s wrecker was stationary and Lathrop did not drive the other car. Ten others faced speeding or related fines including Fred Zinke and Albert Schroer with varying penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Rene Lathrop
Springfield Avenue
Wyoming
Harry Baele
Wayne Street
Lathrop
Shaw
Baele
Reading Road
Maketawah Country Club
Alexander
Ralph Weiglein
Millwood Avenue
Weiglei
Madison Road
Fred Zinke
van Voast Avenue
Bellevue
Albert Schroer
Thirty-fourth Street
Schroer
Peter Biggio
Broadway
John B.coburn, Jr
McGregor Avenue
Abandonment of Canal Opposed by Chamber
Howard Wilson and Clifford Brown of the Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee left for Columbus to present the chamber’s reasons for opposing the Miami Erie Canal abandonment between Middletown and St Bernard. The bill in the Ohio House proposes abandonment, which Cincinnatians fear could make the canal the route for Barge Canal No 4. The chamber urges delaying any move until government engineers complete their report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wilson
Clifford Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Donahey
Middletown
St. Bernard
Ohio House
George Hayes Receives Second Pay Raise in 53 Years
George Hayes, longtime federal court crier at the United States District Court, gains back pay and a salary rise from $3 to $5 per day. He began service in 1871, has served under eight judges including Taft, and remains the district’s sole court crier after decades of vacancies. Hayes has lived at 1009 Rittenhouse Street for fifty years and shows steady attendance at duty despite being past 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hayes
Federal Court
Geores Hayes
Rittenhouse Street
Négro Court Crier
United States District Court
Congress
Hayes
Sam
Leo Bollman
United States
Marshak
Harlan Stone
Taft
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Nunner & Ashton CO
Pearl and Broadway
E. Pearl St
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
Schaefer
Judge Struble
Charles S. Sealey
Dwight
Dollie Kighteligt
Hull Va
Bernard A. Brinker
Udge Ryan
Schierer
Ridgely
Love Barden
Charlies H. Wolf
May Burt
Nn Domestic Relations Court
William G.nesess M. Bittman
Arthur Mendel
Slesme
May Mendel
Bessie Murphy
William Murphy
Lena Burka
Mendel Burka
Cora Pinnick
James E. Pinnick
Ella Mae Ankenbauer
William Ankenbauer
Joseph McGee Upchurch
Leslie Upchurch
Criminal Courts
Judge Hurley
Willien
Mason
Joseph Oder
Macey Spencer
Vernon Hill
Judge Roettinger
Robert Little
Son
Biltmore
Fourth Street
Mr. Advertiser
Commercial Tribune
Exhaust Venire
Firnitue Mer
Michigan
United States Courts
U. S
Ohio Shoemen
Murray City Man Heads Valley Association
Trafeig Court
Four Speeders
Jon Or
Liberal
OUR
Miami
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