Emery Estate Seeks Permission to consolidate properties
A petition filed in Common Pleas Court by Girard Trust Company seeks permission to merge Mrs. Mary Emery's properties and the John J. Emery heirs into a single structure. The plan would place title in Mrs. Mary Emery and form Thomas Emery Sons Inc to hold and manage the estate assets including Arcade property at Vine and Race streets. The measure aims to streamline control and avoid partition delays while distributions support charitable bequests. The Bar Harbor Me Probate Court approved the plan after a storm incident damaged a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emery
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Emery
John J. Emery
Common Pleas Court
Girard Trust Company
Philadelphia
John. J. Emery
Bar Harbor
Lela A. Emery
Thomas Emery Sons, Inc
Vine Street
Race Street
Probate Court
Reckless Driving Fines In Traffic Court
Two men fined for reckless driving by Judge Bell. Charles Pennie and Daniel Alsop faced $25 fines plus costs for collisions and near misses. Additional penalties included suspensions and speeding fines for several other drivers in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Charles Pennie
Arms Place
Louis Seta
Ida Street
Daniel Alsop
Calvert Street
Alsop
George Loth
Montieth Avenue
Calvin Place
Victory Boulevard
Harry Tapnorn
Cormany Street
Dominick DeRose
Columbia Avenue
Peter Drennan
Green Street
Drennan
New Criminal Court Room to Open Monday
Eight Common Pleas Judges will rotate weeks in the new criminal room starting next Monday with Judge Caldwell presiding the first week and Judge Darby the following week. Court stenographers led by Frank Cook were reappointed for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Charles S. Bell
Judge Caldwell
Darby
Frank Cook
Damages Awarded in Live Wire Injury Case
Henry Weishaupt, 63, of 1730 Elmore Street, received $15,000 in damages from Union Gas and Electric Co. after a jury found him injured by a dangling live wire on the night of July 12, 1923, while walking home from work on Elmore Street. The jury previously failed to reach a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Henry Weishaupt
Elmore Street
Union Gas and Electric Company
Weishaupt
Court calendar lists cases across several courts for today
Common Pleas Courts under Judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Struble Roettinger Darby Hurley schedule dozens of cases from 9 a m to 10 o m. Superior Court Judge Marx handles Necas vs Buzek et al at 10 a m. Domestic Relations Judge Hoffman lists Mourray Hill Mercer Strieder. Criminal Court Judge Ryan has State vs Bowen at 9 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
S. S. Kresgompany
Hecht
Pugh
United States Paper Goods Company
Jaburg Bros., Inc
Copenhaver Et al
Newsome
Struble
Braunstein
City
Bradley
Avey Et al
Doepke & Ulrich
Schmidt
Uhrig
Big Four Railroad
Cleary Eeais
The
H. &S. Pogue Comper
Feuerbach
Theecker Real Estate Comny
Riss
Davis
Cogan
Kuhn
Martin
Judge Hurley
Told
City of
Norwood
Eastman
Superior Court
Marx
Necas
Buzek
Domestic Relations Court
C. W. Hoffman
State
Mourray
Hill
Mercer
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Lack of Clothing and Support
Mrs. Ethel Sohn sues William Sohn in Domestic Relations Court alleging 5 1/2 years of marriage with only one coat and two pairs of silk stockings purchased. She says the husband has not bought clothes for their 3 1/2 year old child in three years and has been indifferent, refusing outings and confessing he stayed for the baby's sake. She left on April 12 to live with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sohn
Madison Road
William Sohn
Erie Avenue
Sohn
Courts seek receiver for Royal Bottling Firm case
In Common Pleas Court yesterday attorney Charles E. Cornette filed a suit seeking the appointment of a receiver for Al Kuehner's business at 131 West Seventh Street. The action is brought on behalf of the Royal Bottling Company soft drink manufacturers amid post prohibition concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles E. Cornette
al Kuehner
West Seventh Street
Kuehner
Cornette
Royal Bottling Company
Bid For Oil Works Fetches 16500 At Auction
Only one bid was received for the assets of the Pennsylvania Oil Works Company Dana avenue and N W Railroad at a bankruptcy sale. Carlton Marshall offered 16500 though appraised value is 28000 and liens exceed the bid, so acceptance may not be confirmed at the creditors meeting tomorrow with referee Charles T. Greve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Marshall
Pennsylvania Oil Works Company
Dana Avenue
N. & W. Railroad
John Matthews
Marshall
Charles T. Greve
Woman Is Charged With Mann Act Conspiracy
Laura Hudson aged 25 of Avondale was arrested by U S Marshal John Theobald and DOJ agent John Eckhart on a Mann act conspiracy charge. Authorities seek a man who allegedly accompanied her on a trip from Cincinnati to Texas. She pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Commissioner Gregory claiming she is married to the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hudson
Maple Avenue
Avondale
John Theobald
United States
John F. Eckhart
Department of Justice
Cincinnati
Texas
Gregory
Food and Drug Act Violations Involving 557 Cases of Preserves
A. Lee Beaty files in United States District Court seeking seizure of 557 cases held by Colter Company Reading road for misbranding as pure preserves. In a separate matter, motions to dismiss in the Sherman antitrust case against Jeffrey Manufacturing Columbus Sullivan Morgan-Gardner Goodman were taken under advisement by the United States Court of Appeals after a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lee Beaty
United States District Court
Colter Company
Reading Road
Jeffrey Manufacturing Company
Columbus, C
Sullivan Machinery Company
Morgan-Gardner Electric Company
Goodman Manufacturing Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Columbus
Bankruptcy notes list Cincinnati dealer James Coen as bankrupt
A decree adjudging James F. Coen proprietor of the Hamilton Avenue Electric Shop Cincinnati a bankrupt was entered by Judge Hickenlooper in U S District Court yesterday. John G Schuster and other creditors filed the petition. Ethel Shearer owner of the American Restaurant Middletown filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities 2712 61 and assets 3128 50 with 1707 88 secured and 1005 23 unsecured claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Coen
Theamilton Avenue Electric
Cincinnati
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
John G. Schuster
Ethel Shearer
Middletown
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 195 026
A list of forthcoming cases includes Union Gas and Electric Company vs Walter S Dixon lien of 421.36. Louise B Howard vs Mary A Stevens et al partition of estate. Ethel Sohn vs William Sohn divorce alimony and custody. movers Builders Material Co vs Albert G Koch lien 2611. Catherine Hess vs J Blaine Forbes 1440. Royal Bottling Company vs Alf Kuehner appointment of receiver. several divorces, injunctions and liens including City of Cincinnati nuisance case and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Union Gas and Electric Company
Walter S. Dixon
Louise B. Howard
Mary A. Stevens
Ethel Sohn
Wiliam Sohn
Movers Builders Material Cues
Albert G. Koch
Mary Klemm
Catherine Hess
J. Blaine Forbes
the Royal Bottling Company
Alf Kuehner
Ellis Smith
Esther Smith
Samuel Savin
Peter Caulfield
Hubers Builders Material Company
Laura A. Whitaker
Albert Profft
Amanna
Schnurr
Elizabeth B. Yankee
Preston R. Yankee
Evelyn M. Wiant
Carlyn R. Waint
City of Cincinnati
Elizabeth A. Kuerze
Vera Vogel
Charles J. Vogel
Ieee
Walter Ac
Pomaaier
Frank Frederick T. Schmidt
Startling Developments Foretold in Hamilton Mayor Case
Special Dispatch reports Hamilton on May 5 awaits Governor Donahey's move on Mayor Howard E. Kelly amid Rev. W. S. McBirnie calls for a clean up. McBirnie says affidavits from police and city officials back his campaign and promises further startling disclosures within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Donahey
W. S. McBirnie
Howard E. Kelly
Congregational Church
McBirnie
Columbus
Kelly
Advertisers' Club Elects Officers in Annual Vote
The Advertisers' Club elected officers at Gibson yesterday with blue ticket candidates winning all but one seat. Albert B. Riggs won Recording Secretary on the red ticket, while A H Apking was named President. Clay Rooster became First Vice President, James A. Jacober Second Vice President, W B Fordage Treasurer, and Frank M Lillie along with George K Graaff Directors. Joseph R Thomlin ran on both tickets for Financial Secretary and begins his twenty-second year in that role. The new officers will assume at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertisers
Gibson
Albert B. Riggs
Burnham Finney
A. H. Apking
Clay Rooster
James A. Jacober
W. B. Fordage
Frank M. Lillie
George K. Graaff
Joseph R. Thomlin
Firemen Hurt In Alley Blaze At Langdon Court Apartments
Three firemen injured and thirty three families displaced when gasoline stove explosion sparked a five story blaze at Langdon Court on Sixth Street. Captain Williams, Frank Koppenhoefer, and Lieutenant Daugherty sustained injuries. the fire was controlled within five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Court
Sixth Street
Main
Sycamore
Herbert Williams
Frank Koppenhoefer
Williams
Koppenhoefer
General Hospital
Marshal Treinen
Meyer Alberts
Houston
Fire Company No. 2
Seventh and Vine Streets
Norwood Moves to End Cigarette Sales to Minors
At Allison Street Public School Miss Anna Edwards led fifteen boys before Mayor Nolte to testify against three Norwood merchants charged with selling cigarettes to minors. Three merchants were fined 25 dollars plus costs, one case dismissed for lack of evidence, and one continued due to illness. Also reported is the death of John Rolsen a longtime local printer and former Democratic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Allison Street
Anna Edwards
Nolte
Henry Ahlers
Carter Street
George Freedman
Quatman Avenue
Fred Broxterman
Mills
Carter
Ralph Holly
Sherman Avenue
Henry Rushing
Carter Avenue
Miss Edwards
Walnut Hills Masonic Inspection Draws Large Crowd
Walnut Hills Chapter 151 R A M holds annual inspection tonight at Walnut Hills Lodge 483 temple. Candidates Irvin Smith John R Loofborrow and Dr Frederick Smith. inspector appointed by Grand High Priest Robert Lee of Akron. High Priest Ben Loth awaits one of the largest Royal Arch Mason gatherings. refreshments and a smoker to follow in the banquet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Irvin Smith
John R. Loofborrow
Frederick ‘Smith
William F. Anschutz
Robert Lee
Akron
Ohio
Ben Loth
Royal Arch
Four Suspects Arrested in Auto Theft Case in Detroit
John Seebohm, Chief of Detectives, reported that two men and two women were in custody in Detroit on auto theft charges involving Howard Stephens of Independence. The defendants were Paul Thompson of 859 Sullivan Street St Bernard, Dan Denome, Margaret Gates, and Kathryn Jopp, all of Detroit. Detectives Diers and Wolf planned to depart for Detroit to return the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seebohm
Detroit
Howard Stephens
Independence
Fourth
Race Streets
Paul Thompson
Sullivan Street
St. Bernard
Dan Denome
Margaret Gates
Kathryn Jopp
Diers
Wolf
Doctor Ascham Speaks on The New Palestine Tonight
The Rev John Bayne Ascham will lecture on The New Palestine before the Cincinnati District of the Zionist Organization of America tonight at 8 15 o clock at the Wise Center Reading road and Whittier street He recently returned from Palestine after a first hand study and will soon depart for a two year residence in Turkey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Ascham
John Bayne Ascham
Cincinnati
Zionist Organization of America
Wise Center
Reading Road
Whittier Street
Ascham
Palestine
Turkey
Committee Dissolves After Levy Assured In June Vote
The Municipal Emergency Committee, which led petition drives to authorize a .96 mill tax levy in June, dissolves under Chairman Sol H Freiburg after reporting about 105000 signatures. Republican workers and firemen contributed most of the names, with police and other groups also participating. petitions await Board of Elections review before City Council acts on the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Emergency Committee
Sol H Freiburg
Republican Organization
Board of Elections
Charles F. Hornberger
Carrer
Chester Durr
Fire damages paint plant at Ruehl Manufacturing
A fire believed caused by spontaneous combustion in paint materials damaged John Ruehl Paint Manufacturing Company on Central avenue with about 1500 dollars in losses. Proprietor John Ruehl suffered burns to hands and arms while fighting the blaze with a fire extinguisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruehl
Central Avenue
Vine Street
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