OsKamp Trial Nears End Amid Courtroom Skit Tilt
The alienation of affections case involving Louise Grimm OsKamp and her father in law W. S. P. OsKamp nears verdict as defense and prosecution balance lengthy arguments. Judge Marx sets 2.5 to 3 hours per side with jury verdict sought tomorrow amid voir dire and witness exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Grimm Oskamp
Harrison Avenue
W. S. P. Oskamp
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Froome Morris
Herbert Oskamp
Louise Oskamp
Europe
Charles KE. Cornette
Mr. Morris
Mr. Dornette
Dornette
Herbert
Albert H. Morrill
James G. Stewart
Mr. Morrill
Stewart
Cornette
Common Pleas Court
Court Calendar Today for Common Pleas and Courts
Court listing shows multiple cases across rooms with judges LeBlond Hoffman Struble Darby Ryan Marx Hoffman and Roettinger. Cases include Thomas F Iolan vs Village St Bernard Co operative Pure Milk Assoc vs Hooge Frank Tea and Spice Co vs Schreiber L Schreiber Sons and others with times ranging 9 to 10:15 and 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Thomas F. Lolan
St. Bernard
L. Hoffman
Co-operative Pure Milk Association
J. D. Hooge
Judge Struble
Charles D. Baker
Charles D. Baker Company
Frank Tea and Spice Company
L. Schreiber & Sons
Judge Darby
Karl G. Awick
Armando J. Zwick
Southwestern Mortgage Company
Charles O. Morrison
Lillie K. Hull
Bernard A. Brinker
Stephan Wahoff
George Ruppmass
Ie A Wlirren
Rigs
Pean McKee
Ryan
Aicide Greenwald
Admx
George P. Sohingen
Superior Court
Marx
Louise G. Oskamp
Judge Hurley
Mrs. Haering
William Dumbell
Eileen Harris
Judge Roettinger
Jack Weiss
Steve G. Radel
James F. Morgan
John L. Matz
Three More Suits Filed Over Norwood Tear Gas Bomb
In Common Pleas Court yesterday three new suits seek damages from Louis H Nolte Norwood Mayer Rush Parker Service Director Harry E Barnes Safety Director Andy J Hart Police Chief Henry Piepmeyer a policeman and bondsmen Aetna Casualty and Safety Company Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company for injuries after police tear gas bomb at Odd Fellows Hall Norwood January 18 1925. Plaintiffs Sadie Howard seeks 5500 and Rena Abbott Ella B Hoop seek 5100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Nolte
Norwood Mayer
Rush Parker
Harry E. Barnes
Andy J. Hart
Henry Piepmeyer
Aetna Casualty and Safety Company
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Odd Fellows Hall
Norwood
Common Pleas Court
Helen Jackson
Sadie Howard
Rena Abbott
Ella B. Hoop
Property tax and levy in liquor case upheld
The state won its first Dow Aiken law case. A $1,000 tax and $200 penalty may be assessed by the county Auditor for property selling liquor. Judge LeBlond dissolved an injunction against levying the tax at 500 West Fourth Street, Robert H. Lackman owner, with George Wilkins as operator. Records of convictions for selling liquor were admitted, showing Wilkins had two prior convictions in Milford and Municipal Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
West Fourth Street
Robert H. Lackman
George Wilkins
ReBland
Sylvester Hickey
Wilkins
Milford
Records of conviction in lemior charges deemed civilly inadmissible
Former Judge Matthews held that conviction records on lemior charges are criminal records and therefore not admissible in a civil suit. The ruling emphasizes the separation of criminal and civil evidentiary standards and limits use of prior lemior convictions in civil proceedings.
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Matthews
Gross Cruelty Grounds In Two Divorce Actions
Agnes Howard of Sharonville sues James Howard for divorce alleging severe abuse including a curling iron burn on March 10 1925 and a second assault March 17 1925 with hair pulling and clipping. She says he battered their four children during quarrels and has since left with the car. The couple married in 1915 and 1916 and are professional skaters who traveled the country. The wife claims he demanded money and wrote false accusations to agencies to humiliate her.
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Agnes Howard
Sharonville
James Howard
Howard
Barger
Republic Street
Divorce Suit Alleges Fatal Abuse By Wife in Akron
Brooks Carl Lowe of 509 Clinton street filed for divorce from Hilda Marie Lowe of 232 Division street Akron Ohio. He claims his wife abused his five year old son, resulting in the boy’s death on September 16 1921. She was indicted for manslaughter pled guilty and sentenced to one to twenty years in the Marysville Reformatory. She was paroled in September 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Carl Lowe
Carpenter
Clinton Street
Hilda Marie Lowe
Division Street
Akron
Lowe
Marysville
Do.) Reformatory
Precedent Set As Judge Re-sentences Woman in Assault Case
Judge Darby of Common Pleas Court denies release of Juanita Williams on habeas corpus and remands her to Municipal Court for re sentence to the Marysville Reformatory. Williams had served thirty days of a six month term plus $200 costs for assault and battery, the maximum for a woman in jail. Darby concludes she should have been sent to the reformatory originally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Juanita Williams
Negress
Sixth
Smith Streets
Woeste
Municipal Court
Prosecution Opposes Supreme Court Move in School Desegregation Case
Charles S. Bell and Chester S. Durr traveled to Columbus to oppose Tillian Phillips in a bid to secure a writ of mandamus against the Woodlawn Rural School District. Phillips seeks to enroll his children with white pupils and end the colored department, asserting discrimination due to classroom allocations. Judge LeBlond’s ruling stands as Court of Appeals affirmation. Nelson Schwab will also oppose Meyer Bachraca in seeking Supreme Court reversal of a criminal conviction for receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bell
Chester S. Durr
Columbus
Tillian
Phillips
Woodlawn
Ohio Supreme Court
LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Board of Education
Court of Appeals
Nelson Schwab
Meyer
Six Decrees Granted in Divorce Hearings
In Domestic Relations Court Judge Hoffman granted six divorces. George J. Willman and Edna F. Willman ended their marriage begun May 11, 1918 amid claims of failure to support and gross indignities. Virginia Wertheimer obtained a divorce from Lake Wertheimer after alleging he struck her and forced her from the home. Other divorces include Alfred H. Plenge from Edith Plenge Hattie Borgman from George Borgman Edna Hill from Elbert Hill and Anna Lauterbach from Albert Lauterbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Willman
Kemper Lane
Edna F. Willman
Crescent Apartments
Hoffman
Lake Wertheimer
Alfred H. Plenge
Edith Plenge
Hattie Borgman
George Borgman
Edna _ Hill
Elbert Hill
Anna Lauterbach
Albert Lauterbach
Bonnie Barger Sues for Divorce from Nelson
Bonnie Barger, a skater, filed a divorce action in Domestic Relations Court yesterday seeking a dissolution of marriage from Nelson. The filing details the petition and court action as of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Barger
Nelson
Justice of Peace Resigns for Bank Office Job
Gordon D. Wilson resigned as Justice of the Peace of Millcreek Township to join attorney Harry H. Shafer in the Southern Ohio Bank Building on Main Street, taking a position in Shafer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice OF Peace
Gordon D. Wilson
Coca Cola Sues Walters Over Klu Ko Kola Trade Mark
The Coca-Cola Company of Atlanta files in federal court a trademark and unfair competition suit against Joseph William Walters of Eaton Ohio over a soft drink named Klu Ko Kola. A perpetual injunction is sought and Walters ordered to appear May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola. Company
Atlanta
United States District Court
Joseph William Walters
Eaton
Walters
Benson Hough
Lawson and Two Others Released on Bond
Lawson Joseph of 1230 Walnut street, president of the Milton Welfare Association Club, Ninth Ward Councilman William Busch, and Andrew Gehrum were arraigned on prohibition charges after a raid on 1424 Mansfield Street. They pleaded not guilty and were released on $1,000 bonds each for a hearing April 25. Federal agents seized sixty gallons of beer mash and 300 quarts of finished product. A Davis federal agent’s car was stolen during the raid. Walter Stevens was dismissed after remarks. Bernard Riestenberger waived examination on possessing “boot beer” and was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury in $2,500 bond.
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Milton Welfare Association Club
Mansfield Street
Joseph Lawson
Walnut Street
Ninth Ward
William Busch
Andrew Gehrum
United States
Gregory
Association
Sylvester Davis
Walters Stevens
Bernard Riestenberger
State Avenue
Wilder Avenue
Leavenworth Sues Darling Over Lumber Contract Violation
The J. H. Leavenworth & Son Company of Greenville Mississippi filed suit in United States District Court against Jesse W. Darling of Cincinnati claiming breach of a lumber contract. The plaintiff says Darling refused to accept shipments and seeks 4349.65 in damages.
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J. H. Leavenworth & Son Company
Greenville
Miss
Jesse W. Darling
Cincinnati
United States District Court
Darling
Leavenworth Company
Moonshine Raid Traced by Cowbells on Donisi Farm
In Middletown Ohio County on March 18 police report cowbells on the Donisi farm near Brown's Run warned moonshiners of approaching dry raiders. A still was found but not operating and over thirty gallons of whisky were seized. Police say Clinton Powell owned the still according to confession by another man.
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Middletown
Donisi
Clinton Powell
Brown's Run
George Williams
Inn Owner Denies Berlin Copyright Infringement
John Matz proprietor of the Terrace Inn in Reading road filed a denial in U S District Court against Irving Berlin Inc claiming his orchestra did not perform a protected composition by his direction and that the music was not used to attract patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Irving Berlin
New York Music Publishing Company
John Matz
Terrace Inn
Irving Berlin Company
Matz
Reading Road
Daisy Taylor Admits Slaying in Cincinnati Case
A telegram from Muncie authorities reports Daisy Taylor, currently jailed there, confessed to killing Boyd Martin of 628 Carlisle Avenue Cincinnati. Martin, stabbed three times in the chest, was found unconscious on Carlisle Avenue between John Street and Central Avenue and died at General Hospital.
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Cincinnati
Muncie
Ind
Daisy Taylor
Boyd Martin
Carlisle Avenue
Martin
John Street
Central Avenue
General Hospital
Trio Arrested After Fight At Fifth Street Restaurant
Three men Joseph Ryan 30 Covington Ky John Reardon 19 1832 Hanfield Street and William Booth 22 3839 Ludlow Avenue were arrested by Police Officer Ahern and charged with dis orderly conduct after a brawl at a Fifth Street restaurant early yesterday. Ryan appeared the aggressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ryan
Covington
John Reardon
Hanfield Street
William Booth
Ludlow Avenue
Fifth Street
Ahern
Ryan
City Considering $30,000 Bond for Hospital X-ray Equipment
Acting Safety Director George Crawford says the ordinance for a 30 000 bond to install new X ray apparatus at the General Hospital was sent to the City Council. The bond was part of equipment promised by the city before county authorities took over the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
George Crawford
Crawford
New Civil Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of new suits filed in Common Pleas Court includes numerous divorce and alimony cases such as Agnes Howard v James Howard and Clara Gerold v Frank Gerold. Other actions involve liens, executions, damages claims, and a sale of entailed estate, with case numbers ranging No 194,318 to No 194,339.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Solomon Horwitz
Kelly Webby
Agnes Howard
James Howard
Brooks C. Lowe
Hilda M. Lowe
Clara Gerold
Frank Gerold
Union Gas and Electric Company
Herman H. Seng
Same
William F. Henry
Louella Watson
Ethel McKenzie
John E. McKenzie
Clara Goldberg
Morris Goldberg
James Nowell
Elizabeth D. Allen
Samuel Wasserman
Jacob Gordon
Harvey Inn
King Bros
Marcus Feldman
Nathan Bernstein
Caleb S. Bragg
Blanche R. Beck
John O. Eckert
Edward Ostholthoff
Bonnie Barger
Nelson Barger
Ella B. Hoop
Louis H. Nolte
Loulie Howard
Rena Abbott
Louis H. Scharlak
Pearl Weis
Louis H. Schostock
Pearl Weiss
George J. Wiedman
Clara B. Wiedman
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Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
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Morris
George Leighton
McCormick Place
Henry Baesch
Burnet
University Avenues
the Commercial Tribune
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St. Louis, Mo
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Supreme Court
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United States Courts
Lawson
Denies Inn Orchestra
Berlin
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St. Eighth and John Sts
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Crescent City
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Southern Railway System
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