Married Life Tells of Oskamp Alienation Suit Trial
Mrs. Louise Grimm Oskamp testified in a $150,000 alienation of affections case against W. Herbert Oskamp and family, detailing their 1913 marriage and alleged mistreatment, alleged threats, and loss of assets. The hearing also addressed a contempt charge for alimony nonpayment and related stock and safety-deposit disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.oskamp
Louise Grimm Oskamp
Harrison Avenue
W. Herbert Oskamp
W. 8
P. Oskamp
Oskamp
Hungarian Immigrant Wins Divorce for Desertion After Ellis Island Record
Nikolas Matje a Hungarian resident of Western Avenue obtained a divorce from Magdalena Matje of Allentown Pa. before Judge Co W Hoffman of Domestic Relations Court alleging his wife deserted him after Ellis Island detention when she became entangled with a government guard who guided her around New York and claimed ownership of the Woolworth Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikolas Matje
Western Avenue
Co. W. Hoffman
Magdalena Matje
Allentown
Matte
Ellis Island
New York
Woolworth
Fight for Possession of Child to Be Heard
Habeas corpus proceedings filed by Mrs. Clara Brand to gain possession of Olive L. Metsker, age three, heard by Judge LeBlond in Common Pleas Court. Brand claims she obtained the child from Harley Metsker, the mother who died about a year ago, and alleges the father and a man claiming to be a court official took the girl from her home. Metsker is cited to appear in court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Brand
Edward Brand
Kispner Street
Riverside
Olive L. Metsker
LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Brand
Franklin Krehbiel
Harley Metsker
Support Family or Go to Jail Doctor Faces Court Decision
Dr. Benjamin Simmons, 34, of 2970 Colerain Avenue, was sentenced to three months in County Jail by Judge C. W. Hoffman in Domestic Relations Court for failing to support his wife and two children. The sentence was suspended on a $500 bond to ensure $22.50 weekly support. Simmons said he could not pay. He had also sought a lunacy warrant against his wife, Helen E. Simmons, but Judge Lueders denied it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Herbert
Stewart
Morrill
Bill
Westwood
William Oskamp
Herbert Oskamp
Oskamp
Benjamin Simmons
Colerain Avenue
C. W. Hoffman
Dr. Simmons
Helen E. Simmons
East
McMillan Street
Lueders
Probate Court
Seek Release of Girls on Habeas Corpus Writs
Attorneys Harry H. Shafer and Gordon Wilson filed habeas corpus applications in Common Pleas Court to free Lenore Boone and Helen Stevens both of Covington from County Jail after 60 day sentences for misdemeanor theft. Shafer argues jail detention beyond 30 days is illegal. temporary writs issued, returnable Monday at 9 am. The women, 24 and 25, were arrested for stocking theft at a Fifth Street department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Shafer
Gordon Wilson
Common Pleas Court
Struble
Youths Blame Poolrooms and Moonshine for Fall
Lloyd Hebenstreit and Joseph Fox of Lockland Ohio pleaded guilty to burglary for stealing a $1 200 automobile from B J Stagge of Cincinnati on September 28 1924. They cited moonshine influence and poolrooms as factors and received suspended sentences to the Mansfield Reformatory with monthly reporting to Deputy Sheriff Charles Stagnaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hurley
Criminal Court
Lloyd Hebenstreit
Joseph Fox
Lockland
B. J.stagge
Cincinnati
Grumbacher sues officers for false arrest damages
Stanley Grumbacher files two suits in Common Pleas seeking 20000 dollars total for false arrest by Officers Telgheder Yearson and Fallon and city bondsmen. He alleges detention over twelve hours after arrest on February 14 and 16 1925, bail payments, humiliation and financial loss leading to a 20000 dollar claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Stanley Grumbacher
Hermann A. Telgheder
George W. Yearson
Stephen V. Fallon
Christ Ballaner
West McMillan Street
Rudolph Kietzmann
Clifton Avenue
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Grumbacher
Telgheder
Grumbach
Grumbachew
Convicted in Two Minutes for Burglary in Covington
John Blink Oder of Covington was found guilty by a jury in Judge Hurley's Criminal Court after a two minute deliberation. The indictment charged Oder with breaking into the depot of the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Bed Company in Lockland on July 27 1924. Oder's aged mother testified for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
John
Blink”) Oder
Covington
Carl Basler
Oder
Lockland
Dayton Airplane Suit Reassigned to Equity Division
On motion by Alexander Holtzoff Special US Attorney Judge Hicksenlooper transferred the government case against the Dayton Airplane Company from law to equity. The $2,000,000 claim alleges overcharges in wartime airplane manufacture. Hearing slated to begin in Dayton early in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Holtzoff
United States
Washington, D. C
Hicksenlooper
Dayton Airplane Company
Dayton
Court of Appeals rules on bankruptcy taxes and evidence
The United States Court of Appeals upholds trustee rights to examine and introduce copies of bankrupts income tax returns as evidence. It reverses a district decree in a bank case over a prior lien claim tied to Ohio franchise taxes and affirms a coal contract fault ruling in a West Virginia suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Appeals
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Louis J. Epstein
Detroit
Mich
A. J. ‘Luttle
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Central National Bank Savings and Trust Company
Cleveland
H. J. Walker Company
Walker Company
Supreme Court
Hickenlooper
Hooper-Manikin Fuel Company
Huntington
W. Va
Matthew Addy Company
Goldsmith Metal Lathe Co Versus Truscon Steel Case Held Under Review
In Youngstown Judge Hickenlooper took under advisement the patent infringement suit by Goldsmith Metal Lathe Co against Truscon Steel Co over a metal floor farm construction patent. Separately, the Norfolk & Western Railroad Co suit against United States Playing Card Co seeks $86.56 balance on coal shipment. Applications for federal bar admission filed by Simon L. Leis and Elmer L. Conway. Retrial motion in Franklin Sugar Co v Dolly Varden Chocolate Co denied. damages sought $17,559.33 for sugar shipments, case dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Goldsmith Metal Lathe Company
Truscon Steel Company
Youngstown
Hickenlooper
Goldsmith Company
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
United States Playing Card Company
United States District Court
Playing Card Company
Simon L. Leis
Elmer L. Conway
Cincinnati
Franklin “Sugar Refining Company
Dolly Varden Chocolate Company
Franklin Sugar Company
Ogden Sues for 25000 Over Fatal 1924 Auto Collision
John A. Ogden administrator of Anna E. Ogden seeks 25000 in Common Pleas Court against Winford L. Enghauser. Anna Ogden was fatally struck by Enghauser’s automobile at McMillan and Victor streets on November 4, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ogden
Anna E. Ogden
Winford L. Enghauser
McMillan and Victor Streets
Common Pleas Court
Enghauser
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of 1940s Common Pleas Court cases including divorces, writs of habeas corpus, and damages claims. Plaintiffs include John Taylor, Raymond McGee, Stanley Grumbacher, John Ogden, Alphonse Torbeck, Olive Medaken, George Bailes, Freedman Bros., M. Fugazzi & Co., James Foster, and The Brighton Bank. Defendants range across Mae Taylor, Elvina Stein, Jacob M. Martin, Herman Telgheder, George Yearson Jr., Winford Enghauser, Anthony Kunz, Vigian Krueger, The Superior Hy-Test Motor Gas Co, Matthew Hopkins, New York Chicago & St Louis Ry Co, Ala shee Great Southern Ry Co, and Pfaff Motor Car Co. Damages sought vary from $8.75 to $10,000. petitions in error and writs of habeas corpus are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
John Taylor
Mae Taylor
Raymond G. McGee
Elvina Stein
Insurance Company of North America
Jacob M. Martin
Lenore Boone
Ns Toy
Helen Stevens
Stanley Grumbacher
Herman A. Telgheder
Same
George W. Yearson, Jr
John A. Ogden
Winford L. Enghauser
Alphonse F. Torbeck
Anthony Kunz
Olive L. Medaken
George Bailes
Vigian Krueger
D. J. Batsner
The
Superior Hy-Test Motor Gas Company
E. A. Hopkins
Matthew M. Hopkins
Freedman Bros
New York
Chicago & St. L. Ry. Company
M. Fugazzi & Co
Alashee Great Southern Railway Company
N. O. & T. P. Railway Company
James E. Foster
Pfaff Motor Car Company
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Wy-So Products Company
Sunday Opening Day For Spring Hat Season
Cincinnati hat buyers hear advice from W B Hipple chairman of the Hat Group urging men to start spring headwear early. He notes lighter colors and broad brims will dominate as women set style pace and insist on distinct hats for social and church events. The annual spring hat parade kicks off next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hipple
Cincinnati Retail Merchants Association
Cincinnati
Mr. Hipple
Grandma
Grandpa
Farmer Pays Debts Then Commits Suicide in Indiana
Henry Thielbar a 53 year old retired farmer near Osgood Indiana paid off several debts and then swallowed poison ending his life. He was found in the back seat of his automobile by passers by and died before a physician arrived. The coroner ruled death by own action. He is survived by his widow two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Versailles
Ind
Henry Thielbar
Osgood
Thielbar
Woodlawn Inn named in vice inquiry by grand jury
Hamilton County Grand Jury indicted Frank O. DeSilver owner and John Bentz proprietor of the Woodlawn Inn on nine counts including possession of intoxicating liquor and operation of a house of ill fame with alleged violations occurring on August 20 1924 November 11 1924 February 20 1925 and February 27 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Frank O. DeSilver
John Bentz
Woodlawn Inn
Springfield Pike
Roettingert
John Whittaker
John F. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Seaborn Hall
William Moore
Willie Hubbard
Clifford Hamilton
William Kolb
Lucille Martin
Arthur Robinson
Edward Smith
Ernest Lee
Charles Bryant
Peter Butler
Edward Bucks
Maggie Calhoun
Edgar Davis
Major Echols
Royal Cross
Grand
Roettinger
Policeman Accused of Cruelty in Divorce Action
Mrs. Mary E. Strieder of 2311 Kemper lane sues for divorce from William Strieder a policeman of 218 Bosley street alleging cruelty and neglect. He filed a cross petition charging her with insults and threats. She denies such remarks and seeks alimony. no children are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Strieder
Kemper Lane
William Strieder
Bosley Street
Strieder
Parents blamed for youths acts in Toledo Thanksgiving dance
A Federal Grand Jury report to Judge Killits places most blame on parents for liquor use and lax morals among youths at a Toledo Thanksgiving Day dance. It notes many attendees were not connected to any school and commends the perceptive youth witnesses while denying school neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Federal Grand Jury
Killits
Traction Groups Hold Preliminary Franchise Talks
The Chamber of Commerce Traction Committee met with Mayor's Traction Committee to plan further conferences on the new traction franchise. No action was taken. J M Hutton said groundwork was laid for future meetings with traction companies and the board awaits Milo Maltbie's report to guide an city agreement with traction officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Traction Committee
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Hutton
Chamber
Milo Roy Maltbie
New York
Public Utilities
Makabie
Hutton
Weeks Grants Limited Lake Drainage Permit to Chicago
The Chicago sanitary district receives a conditional permit from Secretary Weeks to withdraw 8 500 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan through 1929 with reductions to 4 164 cfs by 1935. Funds for $54 192 000 in sewage projects and a $1 000 000 bond are required, with strict metering and river diversion controls under U S District Engineer oversight and possible revocation for slow progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Illinois
Great Lakes
Weeks
Lake Michigan
Rufus W. Putman
United States
Harry Taylor
Army Engineers
Putnam
War Department
City of
Secretary of War
Congress
Illlinois
Des Plaines
Brookfield Bank Closure Near Jefferson City
The Lynn County Bank of Brookfield Missouri was closed today by its board and put under the State Finance Department. The bank reported total resources of 981830 with 100000 capital and 50000 surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Close Missouri Bank
Associated Press
Jefferson
City
Lynn County Bank
Brookfield
State Finance Department
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Commercial Tribune
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Woodlawn Avenue
James T. Jemison
Park Avenue
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Matilda Edwards
Railroad Avenue
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George H. Edwards
Carthage Pike
Ross Avenue
Elizabeth Coleman
Preston Avenue
William Coleman
Forest Eckler
John Street
Sarah Elizabeth Eckler
Richmond
Thomas McDermott
United States County
Dayton Airplane
Modlawn Ink
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Liberal Savings & Loan Co
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