Elopement and Wreck of Newport Marriage Revealed
In Cincinnati court records these protests reveal an elopement of a 54 year old woman and a 59 year old man in Newport Kentucky on April 7 1921 and the breakup six months later. Louise Stamp 58 and John Stamp 63 whose present address is unknown were divorced with Stamp leaving and not returning. Mrs Stamp said someone met them at the courthouse and a magistrate performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Louise C. Stamp
Edward Road
John Stamp
Truck Driver Davis Fined for Transporting Liquor
Ches ter Davis a Banner Baking Company driver was convicted in Municipal Court and fined 200 dollars for transporting liquor. Judge Thomas H Darby affirmed the conviction in Common Pleas Court after a chase in which police fired shots and Davis allegedly tossed a jug from his car at the Five Mile road and New Richmond pike blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Davis
Banner Baking Company
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
Davis
Five Mile Road
New Richmond Pike
Judgment Awarded in 1924 Gunshot Incident
William Kettenacker, 17, of 400 Carmalt Street, receives a $1,000 judgment from Superior Court against Joseph L. Eckert Jr., a West Pearl Street department store operator, for an accidental shooting on April 3 1924. Kettenacker testified he was shot while walking on Broadway after a negro ran toward him. Eckert claimed he fired at a negro thief who entered his store and missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Eckert, Jr
West Pearl Street
William Kettenacker
Carmalt Street
Kettenacker
Broadway
Eckert
Bell asks extra judge to try criminal cases
County Prosecutor Charles S. Bell urged presiding Common Pleas Judge Thomas H. Darby to assign another courtroom for criminal trials starting next Monday. He noted about ninety jury trials are pending, with thirty five prisoners in jail awaiting trial, aiming to clear cases before summer term. Currently Judge Ryan handles criminal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bell
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas
Mr. Bell
Ryan
Widow of A L Strauss Inherits 150000 Estate
Albert I. Strauss longtime Louis Stix Co VP left an estimated 150000 estate to his widow Mrs Louise W Strauss. The will filed in Probate Court named Mrs Strauss and attorney Walter M Shohl as executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise W. Strauss
Albert I. Strauss
Louis Stix Company
Strauss
Walter M. Shohl
Jury verdict sustains will of Edna F. Stacey
After three days of deliberation in Judge LeBlond's court, a jury upheld the 1922 will of Edna F. Stacey formerly of Cincinnati and Brussels. The will, filed in Probate Court after her death in Belgium, leaves her entire estate to specified heirs.
Court Calendar for Today in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Common Pleas Court rooms list multiple cases with judges LeBlond Hoffman Struble Roettinger Darby and Hurley scheduling times from 9 to 10 and 2 to 3 for cases including Sullivan v Dekerson Voss v Nolte Kassir v Frieman Malone v Sedgwick and others. Superior Court Judge Marx 10 o'clock Cohen et al against Silk and Criminal Court Judge Ryan with three State cases listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
LeBlond
Sullivan
Dekerson
Voss
Nolte
F. L. Hoffman
Kassir
Frieman
Struble
Malone
Sedgwick
Johnson Vs. C
G's Bt Ry. Co
Henry
Judge Roettinger
Gregory
Bender Et al
American Railway Express Company
Bomisky
Nickola
Adams
Durman
Campbell
Cincinnati Traction Company
Hurley
Levenson Et al
Stern
Superior Court
Marx
Cohen Et al
Silk
Criminal Court
Ryan
State
King
Williams
Martin
Will dispute over feeble minded sister’s will unveiled
Edward Stacey of Springfield Mass files suit to set aside the will of his sister alleging she was feeble minded and incapable of making a will. The beneficiaries include Mme LaBaronne de Holling of Brussels and her descendants with two small bequests to Sacred Heart Academy Clifton and St Xavier's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
LaBaronne de Holling
Brussels
Mme. de Holling
Sacred Heart Academy
Clifton
St. Xavier's Church
Edward Stacey
Springfield
Mass
Appeals Court Upholds Village Court Convictions
The Court of Appeals reversed the Common Pleas ruling in the May Zack liquor case. The village court conviction stands with Mrs. Zack fined 300 dollars and costs. Other affirmed cases include Pomfrey vs Prudential, Meister vs Moorhead, Deters vs City of Cincinnati. The Nellie Purnhagen case was reversed and remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
May Zack
Hamilton Avenue
Hopping
North Bend
Court of Appeals
Zack
Elizabeth Pomfrey
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Pansy M. Meister
Sarah Jane Moorhead
Charles J. Deters
City of
Cincinnati
The
Industrial Commission
Nellie Purnhagen
Levinson conviction upheld on appeal in mail fraud case
United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the July jury verdict against S William Levinson former manager of Moorman Furniture Cincinnati for misusing the mails and facing a year and a day in Atlanta Penitentiary plus a $2000 fine. The decision also upheld related convictions of Harry Cooper and James Odom both youths from Vicksburg Mississippi in a Memphis district court case involving a stolen auto. The court sustained the denial of Jimmy Price's Harrison narcotics act appeal and upheld a district ruling against Mutual Oil Company in Adrian Michigan restraining interference with Empire Petroleum Company in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. William Levinson
Moorman Furniture Company
Cincinnati
Atlanta
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Levinson
Harry Cooper
James Odom
Vicksburg
Miss
Memphis
Jimmy Price
United States
John M. Killits
Toledo
Mutual Oil Company Et al
Adrian
Mich
Hawkins Appeal Hearings Began Over Indictment
Hearing of an appeal by Morton S. Hawkins a mortgage broker to prevent his transfer to Indianapolis for an indictment charging him with using the mails to defraud was begun in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Hawkins seeks to overturn Judge Hickenlooper's ruling denying a writ of habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton S. Hawkins
Indianapolis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Hawkins
Hickenlooper
James F Coen Declares Bankruptcy In Ohio
James F. Coen proprietor of the Hamilton Electric Shop at 4048 Hamilton Avenue admits the bankruptcy petition filed by John G. Schuster and other creditors and consents to be adjudged bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Coen
Hamilton Electric
Hamilton Avenue
Coen
John G. Schuster
Nelsons and accomplice arraigned on Volstead conspiracy
Robert Nelson of Park Avenue and Nelson Place Newport and Harry Dean were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury on a charge of conspiring to violate the Volstead act. They waived examination at a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Gregory and were released on bonds of 2500 dollars each to await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Nelson
Robert Nelson
Park Avenue
Nelson Place
Newport
Harry Dean
East Fourth Street
Gregory
New Suits Filed in Hamilton County Court
A list of civil cases filed in the Su Court includes No. 194,991 Robert J. Hodge vs. Mattie Hodge for divorce No. 194,992 State of Ohio vs. Jesse Bru saw and Clara T. M. Hagenschneider for $500 on bond and others through No. 195,007 William S. Burkhart vs. Leonora F. Burkhart for divorce, with several dam ages and taxicab company claims noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Hodge
Mattie Hodge
State of Ohio
Jesse Brusaw
Clara T. M. Hagenschneider
Borth
Same
Alfred Brusaw
Are T. M. Hagenschneider
Roy Campbell
Otto Dahms
Willard Fuerstnau
Alma Fuerstnau
Cincinnati Finance Company
James J. Murphy
Ellen E. Kennedy
Cincinnati Traction Company
Albert Lynch
Zumstein Taxicab Company
Edward Harte
Abraham Stein
Frank Swearingen
Isabelle Swearingen
Katrina Paris
Ernst Paris
Charles Spang
City of
Cincinnati
Richard Clubb
Marie Hill
Hester Eckel
Corbet Eckel
William S. Burkhart
Leonora F. Burkhart
Giara
Meat inspection gaps in county prompt call for veterinary oversight
Dr. W. Jones reports 60 percent of meat in the county health district is not inspected due to a small staff of inspectors. He urges appointing a veterinary inspector to oversee outlying slaughter and ensure only healthy meat reaches consumers, noting diseases and filth risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jones
Jones
Extra Taxation for Municipal Affairs Endorsed by Club
The Car riage Auto and Accessory Club met at Philippi's garden West wood and endorsed a 92 mill extra tax levy for municipal purposes now being circulated by emergency petitions. The group noted the death of John McGrath of Cleveland a longtime member and discussed plans for the thirty ninth annual Jones outing with Waite Jones of Al Koch Real Estate Company presenting on Selling Homes and broker methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippi’s Garden
Westwood
John McGrath
Cleveland
Waite Jones
al Koch Real Estate Company
Barber Named Head of Lumberman's Club
Ed ward Barber of the Howard & Barber Company defeated Edward Ward of the Dwight Hinckley Lumber Company for Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club president by eight votes at the annual meeting. Charles W. Tunis was elected First Vice President with Bauman and Gammage as officers, 114 members attended, Arling Funch Lumber joined, and a hundred lumbermen will attend the National Hardwood Lumber Association convention in Louisville by boat next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barber
Howard & Barber Company
Edward Ward
Dwight Hinckley Lumber Company
Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club
Business Men’s Club
Charles W. Tunis
E. W. DeCamp
W. F. Gammage
Herbert Bauman
Frank Haass
John Burns
George Morgan
Earle Flatt
Tunis
Bauman
Gammage
DeCamp
Arling-Funch Lumber Company
National Hardwood Lumber Association
Louisville
Leslie P. Guest
Walter Schmitt
Lions Club
Josh Your Patients Clinically Tells Thyroid Care
Dr Howard Schriver urged not to discourage thyroid patients warning against long faces after reading on thyroid disease. Dr Otto Seibert advocated early operative treatment for gastric and duodenal ulcers. Cincinnati Academy of Medicine elected nominating committees for May 25 officers, with chairs Roger Morris and Henry Woodward leading committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Howard Schriver
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Otto J. Seibert
Henry Woodward
Park Smith
Otto Seibert
L. Howard Schriver
Clyde Schinkle
Attorney Applies For Federal Court Practice
Arthur Quitman of Cincinnati filed in the United States District Court for admission to practice in Federal Courts. The application is signed by Hamilton County Common Pleas Judges F L Hoffman and Edward M Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Quitman
Cincinnati
United States District Court
F. L. Hoffman
Edward M. Hurley
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Fire damages Grand Opera House film reels injures two
A fire at the Grand Opera House yesterday afternoon destroyed six reels of film and caused about $1,000 in booth damage. George Rickenberger a 25 year old moving picture operator was burned on the hands and taken to General Hospital. A woman spectator was burned and another injured after leaping toward the orchestra pit as smoke filled the house. The cause could not be determined and a second print will be flown in for tonight’s showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rickenberger
West Seventh Street
Grand Opera House
Edward Steinway
Rickenberger
General Hospital
John Edwards
Opera Place
New York
Brakeman Hurt Seriously In Pennsylvania Wreck
A Pennsylvania Line freight wreck near Morrow Ohio derailed twelve cars injuring brakeman Edward Sue 23 of Columbus Ohio seriously his leg crushed possibly amputated and flagman A B Harrison bruised. The 3:15 am incident halted the train from Columbus to Cincinnati rerouted crews from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Morrow
Cincinnati
Columbus
Nccinnati
Edward Sue
Camiar Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
A. B. Harrison
Loveland
Hamilton
Injuries After Multiple Auto Collisions In City Area
Three pedestrians were injured in separate incidents yesterday. Nicholas Jantz, 67, peddler of 115 East Fifth Street, was struck on Fourth Street near Broadway and bruised. Henry Lewis, 69, of 8 Glencoe Place, was serious after being hit by a cab driven by Harry Gerke of 505 Hopkins Street while a taxicab swerved to avoid another vehicle. Walter Hodge, 5, of 3739 Spring Grove Avenue, was bruised after a car driven by Frank Schleter of 336 East Thirteenth Street struck him as he crossed with a man leading him across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Broadway
Nicholas Jantz
East Fifth Street
Harley Jones
Charles Hitch
Twenty-first Street
Covington
Third
Pike Streets
Harry Gerke
Hopkins Street
Zumstein
General Hospital
Gerke
Henry Lewis
Glencoe Place
Beekman Street
William Hartline
Underwood Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Walter Hodge
Frank Schleter
East Thirteenth Street
Liquor charges reduced to disorderly conduct in municipal court
Two men charged with possessing liquor were arraigned and the charges dropped to disorderly conduct. Each was fined 25 dollars and costs. Other defendants faced liquor related counts with case continuances or dismissals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Perdure
West Court Street
Harrison Wadall
Ethel Owens
West Sixth Street
Zorku Kreco
West Liberty Street
Charles Cummins
John Hennessy
Prentice Street
Sam Rappaport
Liberty
Race Streets
Tony Tosano
Wade
Baymiller
Homer Summers
Oehler Street
May Lewis
Carlisle Avenue
Stolen Safe Found After Scattered Papers Lead
Papers scattered on Air Creek banks at Point Isabel near Felicity led Deputy Sheriff Dawson of Clermont County to a stolen safe from Edward Apparius’s confectionery at 6238 Madison Road. The safe was broken open and $210 taken. the papers and safe were returned to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Creek
Point Isabel
Felicity
Edward Apparius
Madison Road
Dawson
Clermont County
Cincinnati
New Steamer George Washington Set for Cincinnati Stop
The George Washington excursion steamer of the Streckfus Line will debut in Cincinnati tomorrow, docking at the Greene Line wharf foot of Sycamore street for inspection. The Sunningdale Club of Cincinnati has chartered it for a moonlight excursion tomorrow night, after which the boat will head upriver to Pittsburgh and Cairo for the season, visiting Cincinnati only in passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Streckfus Steamboat Line
Cincinnati
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Sunningdale Club of
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Maysville Man Heads Debating Society At St Xavier College
D B Coughlin of Maysville Kentucky, senior at St Xavier College, was elected President of the Philopedian Debating Society. Other officers named are Earl Winter as Vice President, Henry Jarman as Treasurer, and James Quill as Secretary. The St Xavier intercollegiate team will meet Miami University Friday night at Hamilton County Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Coughlin
Maysville
St. Xavier College
Philopedian Debating Society
Earl Winter
Hamilton
Henry Jarman
Crittenden
James Quill
Overton Street
Newport
St. Xavier Intercollegiate
Thomas J. Manion
Edward J. McGrath
Frank A. Arlinghaus
Acting Detectives Return to Former Jobs in Police HQ
Albert Bowman William Bartley Albert Pohlman and Harry Hill former acting detectives requested reassignment. Chief Copelaw approved and installed Carl Ritter and Robert Ecker to fill two posts with two more appointments pending. Salaries drop from about 1900 to 1500 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bowman
William Bartley
Albert Pohlman
Harry Hill
Copelaw
Carl Ritter
McMicken Avenue
Robert Ecker
Price Hill
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West Fourth St
Chiffon and
Georgette Frocks
Mirabella
Trudu
Underwoods
Remingtons
Smiths
Coronas
Underwood Portables
Monarchs
Royals
American Writing Machine Co
East Fourth St
Main
Telephone Main
Kniss
6Th Elm Sts
Sixth ST
Madras
Commercial Tribune
Canal 6300
May C. Stoiber
A. Nash Clothing Company
New Thought Temple
East
McMillan Street
Herbert P. Stoiber
London
Madison County
C. W. Hoffman
Stoiber
Mary Faulkner
Elmer Faulkner
West Eighth Street
Maud A. Jacobs
Maple Avenue
Nicholas Jacobs
John R. Jackeson
Kerper Avenue
Minnie E. Jackson
Arthur John King
Pogue Avenue
Florence Lant King
Chicago
Brooks Carl Lowe
Clinton Street
Hilda Lowe
Akron
Lowe
Marysville Q. Reformatory
Hoffman
Bell
Extra
A. L. Strauss
Edna F. Stacey
United States Courts
Greater
Barber
Lumberman’s Club
Mussolini
Rome
Mussalini
Ostia
Age—Safety—Service
Liberal
OUR
Editorial
National Retail Delivery Association
Hotel Linton
America
Richmond
House Paints
Fee Quality Paint
Richmond Bros
Main St. Phone Canal
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
A. J. Anzer
Dixie Terminal
F. D. Bush
D. P A
Uehl Sign CO
Reali Voure
Schaefer
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Thos. J. West
Baltimore &Ohio
Harry F. Sack
Myrtle Ave
R. Cincinnati
Ohio
Queen City Coal Co
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