Moch Will Leaves Cincinnati Funeral Bequest Totals
The will of Charles S. Moch probated in Cincinnati directs multiple gifts to Jewish and civic organizations including the Cincinnati Art Museum with 5000 for art, and 250 to the Jewish Orphan Asylum of Cleveland. Beneficiaries include Lawrence Mayer with 25000, cousins at 1500 each, and a trust fund for Ninette Eichberg until age 30. Netta S. Moch named executrix with remainder to her.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
Charles S. Moch
Cincinnati
Netta S. Moch
United Jewish Social Agencies
Hebrew Union Lege
Jewish Hospital Association of Cinecinnati
Home For
Children’s Home
Jewish Orphan Asylum of Cleveland
Colored Orphan Asylum of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Welfare Association
Ohio Humane Society
Clovernook Home For
Lawrence J. Mayer
Abraham Moch
Julia Moch
Emma Moch Ingeils
Gallipolis
Blanche Moch Smith
Lima
Stanley Straus, Jr
S. Charles Straus
Robert Straus
Conviction of Youth Upheld on Appeal
The Court of Appeals affirmed Clarence Crosser's robbery conviction for robbing Louis Knaul at 1112 Queen City Avenue on May 8 1923. Crosser was acquitted of murder in the McLean case. appeal argued retrial error. Other appellate actions include several affirmed and dismissed cases and a reversal for Perrine v Perrine and Young et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Clarence Crosser
Louis Knaul
Moving Picture
Queen City Avenue
Crosser
Edward McLean
Kwau
Charles S. Bell
Dudley M. Outcast
Caldwell
Criminal Court
Dale Waterfield
Herbert Weisenberger
Pal
Ohio
Frank Arend Company
Francis J. Aman
Robert C. Patterson
August Arst
Anna Matre
Joseph P. Matre
Liberty National Bank
J. J. F. Johnson
Harold C. Marsh
Gertrude Metz
John W. Grimsley
Bella A. Jung
Solomon Kellin
David Frieman
Anna Frieman
Charles M. Leslie
Walter Beckman
Benjamin Franklin Perrine
George G. Perrine
George KK. Young
Prisoner Granted Visit With Dying Mother
Judge Hurley freed H B Clemons of Murtselle Alabama from jail so he could visit his dying mother in Hamilton County Jail. Clemons had been jailed since December 6 1924 for issuing an invalid $15 check and faced release April 25. His brother Frank pleaded the mother’s critical condition supported by a letter from Dr John Kimbrough Hurtselle.
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Hamilton County
Hurley
Criminal Court
H. BE. Clemons
Murtselle
Ala
Clemons
Frank Clemons
John Kimbrough
Hurtselle
Plane crash vendors? No. Drowning of student flyer in Potomac
Captain J C McAvoy of Mountain Top Pennsylvania, a reserve officer and student aviator, drowned when the airplane he rode with Lieutenant Colonel William E Schauffler of New Jersey plunged into the Potomac River near Millenbeck Virginia. The motors failed as the craft was a short distance above the water, reportedly causing the accident.
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Associated Press
Newport News
J. C. McAvoy
Mountain Top
William E. Schauffler
New Jersey
Potomac River
Millenbeck
Schauffler
Restaurant Proprietor Arrested Over Sign Obstruction
Albert Preyss of 825 Bank Street, owner of a Pearl and Ludlow Street restaurant, was arrested after allegedly failing to comply with police orders to remove a large sidewalk sign. Lieutenant Elmer O'Neil said he warned Preyss two days earlier, the sign was removed, then reappeared, and the proprietor became abusive when told to remove it again.
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Albert Preyss
Bank Street
Pearl and Ludlow Streets
Elmer O'Neil
Preyss
De Silver Released Over Ownership of Woodlawn Inn
Judge Roettinger freed Frank DeSilver on his own recognizance amid nine indictments and a probe by the County Grand Jury regarding ownership of the Woodlawn Inn on Springfield Pike. DeSilver denies owning the property or any connection to the inn as trial is set for next week.
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DE Silver
Woodlawn Inn
Springfield Pike
Roettinger
Criminal Court
Frank DeSilver
County Grand
John F. Herget
DeSilver
Receiver sought for Hilgeman Lorimer partnership property
A suit filed in Common Pleas Court seeks the appointment of a receiver to take charge of partnership property owned by Henry W. Hilgeman and E. Robert Lorimer. Lorimer accuses Hilgeman of seizing all partnership assets and appropriating profits while refusing to account.
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Henry W. Hilgeman
Robert Lorimer
Common Pleas Court
Lorimer
Hilgeman
Vernon Hill Found Guilty of Robbery in January Theft
A jury in Judge Hurley’s Criminal Court convicted Vernon Hill of robbing Else Carpenter of 960 dollars on January 15. The verdict followed presentation of the case and deliberation by the panel.
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Hurley
Vernon Hill
Else Carpenter
Court calendar items listed for today in common pleas
Court calendar details multiple cases across rooms 3 5 and 8 with judges Le Blond Hoff man Struble Darby Ryan and Marx. Notable cases include Frank Kruse vs Isadore Revelson Louise Oskamp vs WS Oskamp State vs Jack Biddle and State vs John Watson among others scheduled at 9 or 10 oclock. Domestic Relations Court has no calendar set.
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Robert A. LeBlond
Frank Kruse
Isadore Revelson
Anna Elsie Hegner
Ford Bader
Fred L. Hoffman
Louis Kirkland
Clark
Richard Smethurst, Sr
John W. Byrd
Stanley C. Struble
Miami Press Company
Rose Bros. Company
C. Callahan Company
C. & O. Railway Company
Harry P. Wiborg
The
Lobnitz Company
Room No. Oh
Thomas H. Darby
Louisville Paint Lumber Company
Lee Bloom
Theodore Stickel
Raymond P. le Count
Uprite O Pens
Axwell
Mitchell
Stanley Pounsford
Chinton Barry
Industrial Commission’ of Ohio
Calvin Williams
Thomas Kelley
Elmer E. Kincaid
Dennis J. Ryan
Burt
Goerth
Superior Court
Robert S. Marx
Louise G. Oskamp
WS. P
Herbes Fined 300 in Short Tax Return Case
United States court records show Clear L Herbes of Woodburn Avenue and Chapel Street pleaded guilty before Judge Hickenlooper and was fined 300 for omitting 3500 dollars in his 1921 income tax return. He claimed the 3500 was reported in 1922 and said he did not represent Remus but sold the two distilleries. He was linked to bootleg king George Remus as his first lieutenant and recently completed his sentence.
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Clear L. Herbes
Woodburn Avenue
Chapel Street
Hickeniooper Yester- Herbes
George Remus
Internal Revenue
Herbes
Remus
Remus Herbes
Armour Plaintiffs Seek to Block Use of Armour Name
Armour & Co seeks to enjoin Master Tire and Rubber Co of Dayton Ohio from using the Armour name on cord tires. Judge Hickenlooper refused to rule and set March 27 to hear the case on its merits. The Chicago packing firm filed suit in Dayton months ago charging unfair competition and trade name infringement. It alleges defendants planned a company to be named Armour Tire and Rubber Company.
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Armour & Co
Master Tire and Rubber Company
Dayton
Armour
Hickenlooper
Chicago
Armour Tire and Rubber Company
Court records list multiple cases in Common Pleas No 194 162
A docket of cases includes George J. Cohan v Eleonora Rosiello for 2457.50 damages and numerous others: Heffelfinger v Heffelfinger for divorce and custody. Rittenour v Rittenour for divorce. Fuller Auto Co v Rouse for lien and execution 455.80. Pepper v Commercial Tribune for 129.46. habeas corpus petition for Mary Smith. State v Ray and UVahms for 1000 on bond. Kratz v Kratz for divorce. Hodges v Bowma for 1826.50 on account. Steimetz v Stimetz for divorce. Brenner v Brenner for divorce. Procter & Gamble v Greenwald for 1549.40 on contract. Wille v Wille for divorce custody and alimony.
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Common Pleas Court
George J. Cohan
Eleonora Rosiello
Joseph Heffelfinger
Marie Heffelfinger
Clara I. Reidel
Mary Beerman
Nannie James
Henry James
Walter H. Meier
Emil Clauss
Eliza K. Rittenour
Zen B Rittenour
The
Fuller Auto Company
Louis Rouse
Same
Eugene Kieninger
Ivan Stechan
State of Ohio
Harry Ray
Otto Uvahms
Agnes Horton
Conway W. Horton
Mary A. Kratz
Lawrence B. Kratz
Daisy P. Schneider
Louis Eet
E. Robert Lorimer
Henry Wilgeman
Ella Hilgeman
Ons F. Hodges
J. Julian Bowma
Dwin Howe Et al
Rosco Fenton
Joseph W. Weinberg
A. Is Hartzell
Thomas J
John Wille
Demand for Light Shade Hats Creates Spring Trend
W B Hipple chairman of the Hat Group notes new light shades in men’s clothing drive demand for light gray and tan hats for spring. Spring hats will feature broader brims with a sombrero-like Southwest influence, and the official men’s hat opening will be in Cincinnati on Saturday.
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W. B. Hipple
Cincinnati Retail Merchants’ Association
Mabley & Carew Company
Cincinnati
Hipple
Memorial Tree Planted on Dixie Highway for Unknown Soldier
Hamilton County Road of Remembrance Committee to dedicate the first memorial tree along the Dixie Highway to the Unknown Soldier. The plan honors the 708 Hamilton County men who died in the World War and aims to plant at least one tree for each. The announcement came at a Gibson meeting yesterday.
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Dixie Highway
Hamilton County
Road of Remembrance Committee
Gibson
Hamiltonounty
No Water Works Land in Park to Spare For New High School
J A Hiller, Superintendent of Water Works, declared it impractical to build Walnut Hills Classical High School on Eden Park land controlled by Water Works. He noted Water Works controls only park land actually needed by it, with remainder under Park Commission. Conference attendees considered Oak Street Reading Road site near Vernon Manor, and other suggestions will be studied, while the Board remains open to better sites.
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Hiller
Walnut Hills Classical High School
Eden Park
Water Works Department
Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
J. A. Hiller
Park Commission
Park Commissioners
Robert P. Goldman
Chamber
Oak Street
Reading Road
Vernon Manor
Samuel Act
Board of Education
J. E. Davis
Walnut Hills High School
Frank B. Dyer
Francis Lane
Victory Boulevard
Act
Chamber Committee
Geier
Francis Jane
Otto P. Geier
Founer
Greater
Cincinnati
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Highland
Castle Farm Again Robbed by Six in Summit Road Raid
Six intruders beat watchman John Fuldner unconscious and looted Castle Farm roadhouse near Reading Ohio. The 4:30 am raid yielded $350 plus watchman’s $30. owners suspect the same gang behind last October safe theft of $5,000 into the Little Miami River. Detectives pursue leads.
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Castle Farm
Summit Road
Reading
A. J. Marshall
Fuldner
Detective Headquarters
Senate Military Committee Advances Weeks Nomination
The committee approved the service after Secretary Weeks explained the controversy over General Mitchell. Chairman Wadsworth said there was no opposition to the nomination.
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Senate Military Committee
Weeks
Mitchell
Wadsworth
St Xavier and Marietta to Debate Child Labor
St Xavier College will host a debate with Marietta College at Hamilton County Memorial Hall on Thursday evening at 8 15. St Xavier’s Frank A Arlinghaus Thomas 3 Manion and Edward J McGrath argue for state level child labor laws using the proposed federal amendment as base. Judges include Edward M Hurley Charles M Merry and Clayton M Howe.
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St. Xavier College
Hamilton County Memorial Hall
Grant and
Elm Streets
St. Xavier
Marietta College
Frank A. Arlinghaus
Thomas 3. Manion
Edward J. McGrath
Edward M. Hurley
Charles M. Merry
Hughes High School
Clayton M. Howe
Norwood High School
Addict Blames Atlanta Prison in Narcotics Case
William Schaeffer of 1564 Barton Street testified in district court that confinement at the Atlanta Penitentiary did not cure his narcotic habit. Judge Hickenlooper sentenced Schaeffer to five months and twenty nine days in the Miami County Jail at Troy. Kerr pleaded guilty to violating the Harrison anti narcotic act and received one year and four days in the Atlanta Penitentiary. others named await arraignment.
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Atlanta
William Schaeffer
Barton Street
Hickenlooper
Schaeffer
Harry A. Abrams
William Kerr
Fulton Avenue
Kerr
Mabel Simms
Leo Brinkman
Joseph Pierce
Robin Kerr
Fechet Named Assistant Chief of Army Air Forces
Washington reports the nomination of Lieutenant Colonel James E. Fechet to succeed Brigadier General William E. Mitchell as Assistant Chief of the Army Air Forces. The report notes the March timing for the appointment.
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Fechet
Washington
James E. Fechet
William E. Mitchell
Army Air
Advertising expert urges retailers to fight back with sales force and ads
Jesse M. Joseph told Kiwanis members the house-to-house canvasser will persist and retailers must counter with stronger sales staff and more advertising. He cited data linking business failures to lack of advertising and listed customer dissatisfaction factors from a Cincinnati department store survey.
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Jesse M. Joseph
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Joseph
Cincinnati
Joseph
Advertising drives salesman time and builds goodwill
A speaker argues that advertising answers many questions that would otherwise require a salesman. It informs the user, speeds the sales process, and creates goodwill by clarifying product details and benefits.
Metcalf, Noted Landscape Artist, Dies at 66
Willard Leroy Metcalf aged 66 prominent American landscape painter died unexpectedly of heart disease in his New York apartment. He had been ill two weeks and was once married twice, with two divorces.
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New York World News Service
New York
Willard Leroy Metcalf
City Freight Agent Appointment at Chicago Rock Island
Otto Sebald is named City Freight Agent in Cincinnati for the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. J Merrow Jr announces the appointment. Sebald succeeds by A J Flach as chief clerk. The changes take effect today.
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City
Otto Sebald
Cincinnati
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
J. Merrow, Jr
Mr. Sebald
A. J. Flach
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