Leash or Muzzle Order for Cincinnati Dogs
Beginning Sunday for thirty days all dogs belonging to Cincinnati residents must be muzzled or kept on a leash in the streets. The order, issued by City Manager Colonel Sherrill at the request of the Board of Health, aims to curb bites and rabies risk amid many stray dogs. Violators faces misdemeanor charges and up to $100 fine. Dog catchers report difficulty distinguishing stray from owned dogs, delaying take to the pound.
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Cincinnati
Sherrill
Board of Health
Sheriff's Office
Dwyer Wanted in Detroit Identified as Robbery Suspect
Detective Chief Kirgan received a Detroit telegram naming a prisoner, Edward H. Dwyer of San Francisco, as Herbert McCurdy alias Herbert McCullum, sought for a $13000 robbery on November 30. Dwyer and Jack Bonnard were arrested after a Grand Opera House and United Cigar Store hold up attempt and face trial here.
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Dwyer
Detroit
Kirgan
Edward H. Fox
Edward H. Dwyer
San Francisco
Herbert McCurdy
Herbert McCullum
Jack Bonnard
Savannah
Gibson
Grand Opera House
United Cigar
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Hurley
Night airmail route eyed Cincinnati to Cleveland
Postmaster General New may authorize a night air mail link from Cincinnati to Cleveland to connect with the transcontinental service if citizen support exists. W Irvin Glover stated in Columbus that Dayton, Columbus and Akron would be on the route. signatures from postmasters and chambers of commerce will be sought, and cities would hire contracts.
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New
Cincinnati
Cleveland
W. Irvin Glover
Glover
A. L. Behymer
Dayton
Columbus
Akron
Postmasters
Chambers of Commerce
Huge Yeast Cake Seized In Lynn Raid
In Lynn Massachusetts February 17 police seized the largest yeast cake ever seen four feet long seven inches wide and an inch thick. The raid also netted two Chinese and four hundred gallons of mash.
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Lynn
Mass
Battle Over Tax Bill Conferees Set Open Session
Washington officials report House and Senate tax reduction conferees will meet at 10:30 AM to negotiate concessions on the 456.3 million dollar bill. Leaders Smoot and Green forecast possible agreement by week’s end with likely compromises on estate tax rates automobile taxes and admission taxes to restore substantial revenue.
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New York World News Service
Washington
House
Senate
Smoot
Rep
Utah
Finance Committee
Representative Green
Treasury
Green
Cincinnati Automobile Club Backs Mittendorf for State Post
The Cincinnati Automobile Club supports A. E. Mittendorf for president of the Ohio State Automobile Association. Henry J. Pfiester announced a full club Campaign Committee with Charles Rattermann as chair. The board sent William H. Hopkins to Washington to secure funds for federal road projects.
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Mittendorf
A. E. Mittendorf
Ohio State Automobile Association
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Henry J. Pfiester
State Association
Pfiester
Charles Ratterman
William H. Hopkins
Washington
Milk Thief Runaway: Two Robbers Flee After Milk Toss
Two armed robbers entered a Youngstown chain store and attempted a robbery but fled when manager Arthur H. Shasby hurled a can of milk at them and shattered a window. The incident occurred on February 17.
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Youngstown
Arthur H. Shasby
Court filings reveal multiple personal injury suits in Common Pleas
Three suits totaling 100000 dollars against Sidney Nathan for injuries from a September 1925 auto crash near Latonia are joined by suits for wrongful death of Samuel Deck and other accident cases. Plaintiffs include Mrs. Lucy King, her daughter Addie Kelly, Ralph McCoy, and Stella Deck plus several others alleging vehicle collisions and resulting disabilities.
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Sidney Nathan
Carmania Avenue
Court of Common Pleas
Lucy King
Addie B. Kelly
Ralph McCoy
Newland Hotel
Louisville
Lexington Pike
Latonia
King
McCoy
Samuel Deck
Stella Deck
Mt. Healthy
Theodore Baker
Pitts Street
Deck
Baker
Colerain Avenue
Sassafras Street
E.C. Quinn
John Street
Edward H. Asche
West
McMicken Avenue
Quinn
John Slevin Quinn
Asche
Clark
John Streets
Kathryne Mitchell
Eastern Avenue
W. H. Johnson
Riverside Drive
Dayton
Springfield Pike
Winton Road
Court Daily Calendar Listings for Common Pleas and Courts
The page lists court calendars for today across Common Pleas, Domestic Relations, Probate, and Criminal Courts. It includes room numbers, judges, and numbered cases such as Plogman v Munger, Washington Bank v Progressive Realty, plus many others like Jones v Citizens National Bank and State v Brown, across multiple courtrooms and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Plogman
W. R. Munger & Co
Washington Bank and Savings Company
The
Progressive Realty and Builders Company
F. L. Hoffman
Darack
Mode
Cruse
Cincinnati Traction Company
Betzner
Chamberlin
Joseph Dorn
William Lorn
Lingo
Lohnsen
Lippert
Leppert
Crowe
Meyer
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Ziegler
American Mortgage Company
Pollitt
Weisman
Spitzelberg
Berry
Iggins Chemical Company
State of Ohio
Burns
Robber of Chain Store Sentenced to 25 Years
Charles Hensel, 28, convicted of holding up a chain store clerk Theodore Roetting at gunpoint on January 2 at 5200 Globe Avenue Norwood, was sentenced by Judge Hurley to 25 years in the Ohio Penitentiary. another robber named Ryan got the same sentence. Anthony Brashear received 15 years for assault to rob. Elmer Fehr was fined and jailed for unlawful liquor manufacture.
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Froome Morris
Hurley
Charles Hensel
Ohio
Hensel
Theodore Roetting
Globe Avenue
Norwood
Vine Street
Ryan
Anthony Brashear
Brashear
Catherine Schneider
Hopkins Street
Elmer Fehr
Freeman Avenue
Fehr
Instructed Verdict Clears Liberal Savings and Loan
Judge LeBlond directed the jury in Common Pleas Court absolving Liberal Savings and Loan Co. in a breach of contract suit by Edward Macke Walnut Hills High School faculty member. The judge ruled officers lack authority to guarantee lien losses. board sole authority. Macke said the firm promised to finish the home at 2821 Clifton Avenue despite $6,000 in lien claims from sub contractors.
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Common Pleas Court
LeBlond
Liberal Savings and Loan Company
Edward F. Macke
Walnut Hills High School
Macke
Clifton Avenue
Joseph Phillips
Board of Directors
Phillips
Mrs Embry Sues for Divorce from Talton Embry
Mrs Mary B Embry of 823 Lincoln Avenue filed for divorce in the Court of Domestic Relations alleging habitual indifference and coldness since their June 28 1919 marriage. She says Talton H Embry left on September 10 1920 and has since lived at Vernon Manor. She seeks custody of their five year old son and alimony.
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Vernon Manor
New Suits Filed In Various Civil Actions
A list of court filings shows cases numbered 199278 to 199304 with plaintiffs and defendants, claims for damages ranging from 50 to 25 000 dollars, divorces, alimony, custody disputes, partitions of estate, and liens. Notable entries include Edward C. Galan suing Edward Asche for 10000 and Kathryne Mitchell versus W H Johnson for 512.
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Common Pleas Court
Deal Electric Company
Moses Fischer
Washington
Teene
Robert McWhorter
Joseph Grocer Gsss Herschede Motor Car Company
Edward C. Galan
Edward Asche
Ralph A. McCoy
Same
A B. Kelly
The
Nashton
Motorsmpany
Henry Glass
Seton Realty Company
Cherubino
Lorio
Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank
Clarence A. Robinson
William A. Mofford
Malcolm W. Houghton
Eonchie J. Mary
Elmer O. Mary
Corlis Story
City Transit Company
Mary B. Embry
Talton H. Lee
Joseph J. Donovan
John C. Donovan
Hettie Watts
Isaac Watts
Boni Davis
George C. Na Teeta
Ee Giannone
Florence Soepna
Augusta Courtney
William Itney
Vin W. Centner
BH. F. Morrison
Margaret Yandles
Hesteres Et al
Frances Hopple
Edened
Lunken
Earl E. West
Downtown bus routes delayed as officials missing
Colonel Sherrill City Manager announced no immediate Civilian Traffic Commission meeting to discuss downtown bus loops due to the absence of Chairman Wilmer H. Crawford. Licenses will be issued for current routes this week and proposed loops are postponed indefinitely amid opposition. A West Fifth Street Central Avenue plan was proposed by business groups urging changes to routing and parking restrictions to aid buses.
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Sherrill
Civilian Traffic Commission
Wilmer
West Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Sam _ Franken
Elm Street
Traffic Commission
Crawford
Cincinnati
Courts Move to Attach Salary of Hide Firm Chief
A motion to stop payments of 700 dollars per month from Cincinnati Hide Co to I A Abrahams, president, was heard by Judge Hickenlooper. The filing seeks to satisfy a 16510.26 dollar default judgment from Marx Hide and Tallow Co of Louisville, after Abrahams reported no other income and that his wife holds the residence at 3960 Dickson Ave.
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Cincinnati Hide Company
I. A. Abrahams
Marx Hide and Tallow Company
Louisville
Hickenlooper
Abrahams
Dickson Avenue
Marx Company
Prohibition Case and Related Court Actions
Judge Hickenlooper ordered the return of a seized new truck loaded with corn sugar linked to Philip Cipriani a 915 Freeman avenue baker in a conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act Cipriani was dismissed at a preliminary hearing as the government failed to prove delivery to Clifton Ky alleged liquor maker Peter Schmidt Fred Cooper 22 of Louisville waived examination on a mail fraud charge for forging a 750 check He is held on 5000 bond Madison alias Murphy of Roanoke Va was returned to Washington for parole violation after three year penitentiary sentence for grand larceny was served
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Hickenlooper
Philip Cipriani
Freeman Avenue
Cipriani
Gregory
Peter Schmidt
Clifton
Fred Cooper
Louisville
Cooper
W. C. Hardy
Ensley
Ala
Joseph Madison
Joseph Murphy
Roanoke
Harrison
Washington, D. C
Stanley Borthwick
United States
Madison
Nose for News Aids Ad Writing at Luncheon
Advertising manager Thomas Twentyman of Union Company Columbus says a good ad writer must have a nose for news and imagine a single customer to craft copy. The talk, Putting a Punch in Layouts, was given at the Business Men's Club meeting with Robert Warfel of New York highlighting a campaign to expand advertising club circulation and support for the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World.
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Thomas Twentyman
Union Company
Columbus (Co
Business Men’s Club
Twentyman
Albert H. Apking
Robert A. Warfel
New York City
National Advertising Commission
Mr. Warfel
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Cincinnati
Mother Dies in Detroit, Son Reunited by Radio
In Cleveland on Feb 17 a rooming house owner heard a WEAR broadcast asking Walter Smith, formerly of Detroit, to call police. He learned his mother Mrs Jessie Ryan had died in Detroit the previous morning and relatives had sought him since.
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Cleveland
Jessie Ryan
WEAR
Walter Smith
Detroit
Smith
Cincinnati Shriners Headed to Lexington Ceremonial
One hundred twenty five Shriners will travel by special train to Lexington Kentucky for a three day session of the Shrine Directors Association of North America. The Syrian Temple Pilgrimage Committee chairs the trip and the Shrine Band led by J Henry Fillmore Jr will perform during a ceremonial at the meeting. Delegates from over one hundred temples in the United States Canada Mexico and the Panama Canal Zone are expected.
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Lexington
Shrine Directors’ Association of North America
William H. Tateman
Syrian Temple
Mystic Shrine
Shrine Band
J. Henry Fillmore, Jr
United States
Canada
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
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Associated Press
Eeniss Frocks
Chevrolet
Ford
Jewett
Commercial Tribune
Taa
Bill
Probate Court
Lueders
William Rodler
Mary Stubenrach
Anna W. Bevis
Mary Cosgrove
Fred Briese
Criminal Court
Judge Hurley
Brown
Cosgrove
Beaman
Stewart
Broney
United States Courts
Cincinnati Shriners
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Main St. Eighth and John
OUR
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Hotel Pennsylvania
New York
Herbert J. Tily
Lew Hahn
Greffabley and
George Htewstedt CO Ewelers
Ine Schaefer
Island Creek Coal
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
the Commercial Tribune
Fourth Street
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