Irish Set For St Patrick Day Banquets In Cincinnati
Cincinnati Irish groups plan more than twenty dinners dances and meetings for St Patrick's Day with traditions of wearin the green and shamrocks. Notable speakers include James Stephens and Jeremiah O Connell with entertainment by local musicians and choirs. Proceeds aid Irish relief and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirin
Cincinnati
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Hamilton
American Association For the Recognition of the Irish Republic
Irish Fellowship Club
Mt. Healthy United Brethren Church
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Women’s Irish Fellowship Club
Hazy
Saint
Patrick
Baunavem
Tabernia
Briton
Scotland
Ireland
St. Celestine I
Patercuus
St. Patrick
Erin
Lochern
Emerald Isle
Moses
Pharoh
Downpatrick
Down
James Stephens
Dublin
The
Gibson
Mr. Stephens
United States
Froome Morris
Joseph H. Schenke
Samuel J. Pusateri
George Muhlhauser
Harold Hafford
John Drury
Association
A. J. Conroy
Harry Gilligan
Francis R. Healey
Thomas J. Logan
Peter J. McCarthy
Thomas J. O'Neill
de Valera
Joseph Begley
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
University”“of Dublin
Hamilton County
American Association For the Recognition of the
Elks’ Temple
M. O. Burns
Rhode Island
St. Patrick’s Day
Richard Crane
M. J. Boylan
Dennis J. Ryan
John M. Callahan
Irish Literary Society
National Fund For the Relief of Women and
Shamrocks
Y. M. C. A. “Wildcat
St. Patrick’s
Mt .Healthy
Linton
W. E. Stillwell
Mary Walsh
Judge Hough to Hear Grand Jurors Report
Judge Benson Hough of Columbus will receive the report of the Federal Grand Jurors who have been hearing testimony on police and liquor court investigations. Judge Hickenlooper travels to Columbus to begin hearings on about 100 criminal and equity cases, with Judge Hough presiding in his absence. The grand jury adjourned and will reconvene to complete deliberations, aiming for a Friday report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson Hough
Columbus
Hickenlooper
Judge Hough
Hough
United States
RUM RUNNERS Caught After Fog Chase Off Staten Island
A police launch captured a fast steam launch after a foggy pursuit up the river near Staten Island. Forty shots were fired, two men were arrested, and 200 cases of whisky were found aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Staten Island
Actress Ida Mae Baxter Divorces Edwin Baxter in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 14, actress Ida Mae Baxter obtained a divorce from Edwin Baxter in Common Pleas Court Judge Walther presiding. When asked if her husband was an actor she called him a bad actor, signaling tensions during the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ida Mae Baxter
Edwin
Common Pleas
Walther
Bus Chauffeur Wins On Appeal
Judge Darby reversed Martin Walsh's conviction for failing to move at an officer's request. The affidavit did not specify a crime under the traffic ordinance, omitting police direction and theater or gathering exceptions, making the charge fatally defective. The case arose from a Cincinnati and Norwood bus line dispute over downtown parking and passenger handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Geil
Martin Walsh
Cincinnati Motor Bus Company
Walnut Street
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Walsh
Police
Army
Edwin G. Becker
Cincinnati
Norwood
Becker
Stille Committed to State Hospital for Criminal Insane
Judge Lueders in Probate Court committed George H. Stille a 47 year old former Cincinnati furniture dealer to the State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Lima. Stille was arrested by federal agents at Seymour Indiana on a charge of sending about 5000 threatening and obscene letters after his escape from Longview Hospital in 1922. Former Presidents Harding and Coolidge reportedly received copies of his letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
George H. Stille
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Lima
O. Stille
Seymour
Ind
Longview Hospital
Harding
Coolidge
Mrs Stoiber Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Absence
Mrs May C Stoiber of 2853 Pine Grove avenue and social secretary at Arthur Nash Co has filed for divorce in Domestic Relations Court from Herbert A Stoiber. She alleges willful absence eight years of neglect and extreme cruelty including physical violence and unreasonable demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May C. Stoiber
Pine Grove Avenue
New Thought Temple
McMillan Street
Arthur Nash Company
Golden Rule” Clothing Manufacturers
Elm Street
Herbert A. Stoiber
Legal notices of multiple divorce, damages, and foreclosure suits
Superior Court listings include May C. Stoiber versus Herbert A. Stoiber for divorce and alimony. C N Mikkelson versus Luther M Fairbanks for 4255 on note. Saul Apter versus Rickard and Brester for 10000 in damages. Fannie Weissensee versus Frederick Weissensee for divorce. Elmer Faulkner versus Mary Faulkner for divorce. Williams Chemical Company versus Clotilda Breitfelder et al for sale of real estate. Violet Buhr versus Louis H Nolte et al for 5150 damages. Julia Voss versus Louis H Nolte et al for 5100. Frank Richter versus Luke Byrd for 30620 damages. Walter English versus City of Cincinnati petition in error. Anna Stehle versus Joseph Stehle for divorce custody and alimony. Henry R Hoffman versus W Ross Barriger for foreclosure. Ruth Frohlich versus Robert L and Ina L Rolling to cancel note and mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May C. Stoiber
Herbert A. Stoiber
C. N. Mikkelson
Luther M. Fairbanks
Saul Apter
Rickard & Brester
Fannie Wéissensee
Frederick Weissensee
Elmer F.faulkner
Mary Faulkner
Williams Chemical Co
Clotilda
Ruth Frohlich
Robert L
Ina L. Rolling
Hawkins gets extra days to file appeal in habeas case
Judge Hickenlooper grants Morton S. Hawkins ten additional days to appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals from a habeas corpus ruling. Hawkins, president of the Hawkins Mortgage Company, seeks to block removal to Indianapolis to face a federal indictment for using the mails to defraud. Separately, Sanzone-Palmisano Co. answered a suit by the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Co. denying freight and icing charges on strawberry shipments from Tennessee and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kirst
Portland
Ind
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hickenlooper
Morton S. Hawkins
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Hawkins
Indianapolis
Charles Sanzone
Sanzone-Palmisano Company, Commission Merchants
United States District Court
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
Tennessee
Georgia
Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court against firms and individuals
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were filed against Sol G Gateway George B Porter and Vannie Griswold in Ironton Ohio with liabilities 7210.91 and assets 6350 Griswold shows 1543.66 liabilities and 1850 assets Porter 200 assets. Schedules against Neway Laboratories Mt See O filed by Arnon Cross president show debts 24641.50 and assets 6479.25. Principal unsecured creditors include Edward F Knowlman Procter and Collier Siemer Motor Car and Bond Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Sol G. Gateway
George B. Porter
Ser Bentley
Vannie- Griswold
Ironton, C
Griswold
Porter
Neway Laboratories Company
Mt. See
Two Suits Recall Tear Gas Episode at Norwood Hall
Two damage suits seeking $10,250 allege injuries from a tear gas blast at Odd Fellows Hall Norwood on January 18 during a meeting presided by Helen Jackson. Plaintiffs Violet Buhr and Julia Voss accuse Norwood officials and bondsmen of causing injuries to themselves amid a panic that sent attendees to fire exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main Avenue
Norwood
Helen Jackson
Common Pleas Court
William C. Meyer
Joseph B. Kelley
Violet Buhr
Julia Voss
S&suits
Louis H. Nolte
Bush Parker
Harry E. Barnes
Andy J. Hart
Henry J. Piepmeyer
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Tomb Near Completion Near Great Pyramid in Giza
Cairo March 14 Preliminary work on a tomb near the Great Pyramid unearthed by the Boston Harvard expedition is nearly finished. The site will stay closed until Dr George A Reisner arrives to oversee removal of its contents. Allen Rowe leads assistants to secure a ninety foot shaft and inscribed gilt mat names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Giza
Boston-Harvard
Pharoah Seneferu
Ministry of Public Works
George A. Reisner
Harvard
America
Allen Rowe
Seneferu
Cheops
Khufu
Reisner
Cincinnati Enacts Collister-Krueger Bus Home Rule Bill
Governor Donahey signed the Collister-Krueger municipal home rule bus bill in Columbus on March 14 approving city control over bus franchises and operations within ninety days unless a referendum is filed. The measure shifts authority from the Public Utilities Commission to Cincinnati Council, promising coordinated transportation and relief from traffic and street wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Collister-Krueger
Donahey
Public Utilities Commission
Carrel
Frank Bowman
W. Jerome Kuertz
Norwood
Milford
Down-The
Cincinnati
Samuel Assur
Street Railway Company
Centuries-Old Maya Altar Found in Yucatan Jungle
Washington reports a brightly painted Maya altar unearthed at Chichen Itza by Carnegie Institution excavators. The wooden stonework, supported by sculpted figures, survived centuries in a pyramid temple and marks the site's most important find since February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
Washington
Chichen Itza
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Revenue Office Extends Hours for Tax Deadline
Charles M. Dean announces midnight deadline extension for income tax returns to accommodate late filers. With a Sunday March 15 deadline, grace period granted. Last year 120,000 filed in district. this year about 80,000 expected. Deputies 75 strong. penalties up to 10 000 or imprisonment for late payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Department
Dean
Cincinnati
Poolrooms Denounced by Judge Hurley As Source of Crime
Judge Edward M. Hurley denounced poolrooms as breeding grounds for crime in a speech to the Criminal Court. He sentenced Albert Rentz and Albert Denight after they pleaded guilty to unlawfully operating a stolen car. he urged youths to reform and avoid poolrooms. Other sentences followed for robbery and burglary cases in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court Bench
Edward M. Hurley
Herald Motor Car Company
Hamilton
Donight
Rentz
Hurley
Emir of Kurdistan Deported From New York
Mohammed Zerdecheno known as the Emir of Kurdistan was deported aboard the Celtic for false statements. He aimed to aid Kurds in war with Turkey and claimed Turkish intrigues against him in Washington. He unsuccessfully sought habeas corpus and was to be sent via England to Turkey. His wife Miss Kitty Spigle watched from the pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zerdechene
Mohammed Saide
Kurdistan
Celtic
Turkey
United States
Washington
Kitty Spiegle
Kentucky
Paris
Ulster Premier Issues Boundary Crisis Manifesto
Premier Craig of Ulster issues a manifesto urging constitutional solidarity over the boundary dispute with Northern Ireland, condemning the boundary commission as imposed by a late British Cabinet Socialist government. It notes plans to submit proportional representation reform and outlines post-crisis financial, policing, and constitutional integration issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belfast
Craig
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Boundary Commission
Commission
Sinn Fein
Great Britain
Council of Ireland
Orphans' Homes Notes Delay as Shrine Circus Plans Progress
Judge William H Lueders appeals to 35 Greater Cincinnati orphan institutions for replies to a letter about the Shrine Circus at Music Hall March 30 to April 4. Fifteen responses received. Syrian Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine to host all orphans. Reserved-seat sales begin tomorrow at 18 East Fourth Street. Shrine Band will provide music directed by Henry Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati
William H. Lueders
Syrian Temple
Mystic Shrine
Music Hall
Fourth National Bank
East Fourth Street
Masons
Shriners
Shrine Band
Henry Fillmore
May Festival Planned by St. Xavier Students
Plans for a May fete on the St. Xavier College campus will be discussed Friday evening by the temporary committee in Recreation Hall. The event, under the Varsity X Association, benefits St. Xavier athletics with Nicholas Janson as chairman and Michael A. Hellenthal and Peter J. McCarthy as secretary and treasurer. An advisory committee will assist, and civic association support will be sought to ensure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College
Recreation Hall
St. Xavier
Nicholas Janson
Michael A. Hellenthal
Peter J. McCarthy
Friends of the College
Letter Men’s Association
Seven Cincinnati youths to attend Citizens' Military Camp
Seven Cincinnati youths were approved as applicants for the Citizens' Military Training Camp this summer after passing physical and moral character exams. Eligible ages ranged from 17 to 24, and listed applicants include Albert J. Ayler 717 Elberon Avenue Norman G Buhr 2893 Losantiville Avenue Donald W Copelan 2213 Fulton Avenue Frank C Doyle 2869 Markbreit Avenue Robert F Tilley 3677 Edmondson Road and James F Werner 527 Hickman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Citizens
Albert J. Ayler
Elberon Avenue
Norman G. Buhr
Losantivile Avenue
Donald W. Copelan
Fulton Avenue
Frank C. Doyle
Markbreit Avenue
Robert EF. Tilley
Edmondson Road
James F. Werner
Hickman Avenue
Two New Players Join Stuart Walker Company
Two new players join the Stuart Walker Company with Earl Larrimore in Dead Magic and Anne Davis as new leading woman. The Woman's City Club theater party for the club building fund is Monday evening. Walter Woolf and Fay Bainter speak on stage storytelling needs and censorship on Tuesday at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart, Walker Company
Woman's City Club
Earl Larrimore
Laura Hope Crews
Anne Davis
Walter Woolf
Fay Bainter
Boggs Hopeful As Appeal Looms In Murder Verdict
Dan Boggs vows to seek relief after jurors find him guilty of first degree murder in the Magill slaying and recommend life imprisonment. Judge to sentence later. a new trial motion will be filed. John Boggs case delayed to April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Dan Boggs
Harry T. Magill
Boggs
Frank Hussey
H. S. Pulse
Mouser
John Boggs
Dan
Magill
Edward Lemon
Miss Hicks Stages Pageant For Girls Society
Madeline Hicks daughter of Dr. Frederick C Hicks and Miss Elizabeth Fitch of New York have written a pageant to be produced March 22 at St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral. The piece promotes Girls Friendly Society work under director Miss Helen May Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Hicks
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Miss Hicks
Girls’ Friendly Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Fitch
New York
Helen May Curtis
Fortress Taken by 27 Day Agents in Steubenville Raids
Twenty seven federal prohibition officers raided Steubenville’s fortress liquor emporium in the business district. They arrested thirteen and seized six men and two jugs of whisky while larger quantities were believed dumped. Jabo Guido is named as operator. two firefighters were among those detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Washington
Jabo Guido
Sixty Days Probation for Abuse of Family
In Municipal Court Judge Yeatman gave Hen der Grinter sixty days probation until May 14 after he was arraigned on abusing his family. Anne Grinter testified his sobriety had lasted only six months in the year. Grinter’s thirteen year old daughter testified against him. Also noted, Matt Manion received a suspended sentence after being arraigned for drunkenness following a rough sea report at the Second District station Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnoorooms
Else Carpenter
Stanley C.roettinger
Criminal Court
Ira B. Burnett
Knoxville
Tenn
Reformatory
Mamie L. Wilson
North Bend Road
Burnett
Anne Grinter
Yeatman
Hender Grinter
Grinter
Matt Manion
Second District
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Zoological Gardens
London
S.S
S.S.S
All Good Drug
BSS
Beveia
Bese
Stille
United States Courts
United States Court Notes
Prof. Reisner
Hunakey
Bill
Revenue
Manifesto
Ulster People
Citizens’ Military
Stuart Walker Company
Grebe
Onefyric
Caen
aLiCe
Case
John
Girls’ Society
Steubenville Emporium
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