Judge Attacks Village Courts Over Trial Rights
Judge F L Hoffman of Common Pleas Court denounced village liquor courts for denying defendants a jury trial when imprisonment is possible. He ruled a village agent cannot arrest outside his village without a warrant after a misdemeanor, and overturned William Fenton’s drunken driving conviction from North Bend in 1924. Fenton, aided by Eli G. Frankenstein, appealed the Mayor Hopping verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Hoffman
William Fenton
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Fenton
Hopping
North Bend
Winifred Walker
Cleves
Walker
Addyston
William Honaker
Honaker
France
Eli G. Frankenstein
Common Please Court
Wait Becomes Sonny Swanson As Court Names Gloria Foster Mother
In Los Angeles Superior Court the Childrens Home Society ward Little Joe Smith, born in Oakland, was granted a FrenchMar chioness as his mother figure. The Marquise de la Falaise et de la Coudray, Gloria Swanson, now adopts custody naming him Joséph Swanson with inheritance rights. The Swansons attended the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wait Becomes
Sonny” Swanson As
Court
Gloria His
Los Angeles
Cal
Little Joe Smith
Oakland
Children’s Home Society
Superior Court
Marquise
de la Falaise Et de la Coudray
Gloria Swanson
Sonny
Joséph Swanson
Gloria II
Marquise de la Falaise
Marquis
Woman driver fined after streetcar collision
Mrs J G Leverone of 3455 Reading road was fined 25 dollars and costs in Traffic Court for reckless driving after her car struck a boy when a street car stopped suddenly on Reading road. Police report she then took the boy to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Leverone
Reading Road
Bell
Leverone
Ferdinand Avril
Sidney Avenue
Arthur Tracey
Linn Street
William Nieman
Gilbert Avenue
Unique fraud scheme charged in indictment
An indictment charging false pretenses was returned by the County Grand Jury yesterday against Mrs Irma Wiggins formerly owner of a rooming house at 2808 Melrose Avenue in a partial report to Judge Ryan of Criminal Court The indictment alleges on March 19 1925 Mrs Wiggins pretended to Mrs Nell Wheeler of 2929
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Wiggins
Melrose Avenue
Ryan
Criminal Court
Wiggins
Nell. Wheeler
Indictments Include Auto Theft and Embezzlement
The report lists Cincinnati residents Dan Denona Paul Thompson Margaret Cates and Kathleen Jopp charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Howard Stephens president of Independence Bank Kentucky. Also charged is Jacob Glaser for embezzling 575.33 from the estate of James E Jenkins. Other indictments include Thomas Harron Robert Nash Frank Parite Will Wright Thomas Bridewaters and Adesa Scott for various crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Avenue
Albert Weinstein
Wheeler
Wiggins
Melrose Avenue
Dan Denona
Paul Thompson
Margaret Cates
Kathleen Jopp
Cincinnati
Howard Stephens
Independence Bank
Independence
James E. Jenkins
Jacob Glaser
Newport
Thomas Harron
Robert Nash
George Cash
Frank Parite
Will Wright
Thomas Bridewaters
Adesa Scott
Wife Sues for Divorce Alleging Husband Prison Term
Mrs Lucile Beckman aged 20 filed in Domestic Relations Court for divorce from Ernest Beckman after alleging he is serving a five year sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary for grand larceny. The couple married in Cincinnati on October 1 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Beckman
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Lucile Beckman
Cincinnati
Husband sues for divorce after alleged assault by wife
Frank Rayborn charges Susie Rayborn with assault and cruelty in a divorce filing yesterday. He says she pointed a shotgun that failed to fire and struck him, and at another time she hit him with a poker and cut him with a knife. he also notes her prior jail for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Rayborn
Frank Rayborn
Rayborn
Judge grants divorce for willful absence in domestic court
Judge Hurley of Common Pleas Court sitting in Domestic Relations Court granted Mrs. Louise Mourray of 124 Ninth Street a divorce from Joseph W. Mourray of Forest City on the ground of willful absence while Judge C. W. Hoffman was ill.
Woman Seeks 25000 Heart Balm From Parents In Law
A woman files suit alleging her husband Melville Kopp 23 suffered alienation of affections by his parents Fred and unnamed spouse seeks $25000 in heart balm damages from the in laws as the court action proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Kopp
Fred
Court calendar lists multiple cases across Cincinnati courts
Common Pleas Courts sessions in rooms 1 4 5 6 7 and 9 show cases from First National Bank of Mt. editor to Foxle Beck Norwood City of Cincinnati and Procter & Gamble among others with scheduled times from 9 to 2 o clock. Superior Court Judge Marx calendar includes Gillich v Cincinnati Traction. Domestic Relations Court lists Brand v Brand O Brien v O Brien and others with morning sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
First National Bank of Mt
Craig
LeBlond
Foxle
Deans
F. L. Hoffman
Bragg and Rubert
Beck
Struble
Hines
Beyer
Norwood
City of Cincinnati
City of
The
Cincinnati-Hirsch- Hoffert Ezras Achins Benevolent Association
Thompson
Procter & Gamble Company
the Landers Bros. Company
Cincinnati Auto Specialty Company
Fishback & Goldberg
Singer Et al
Hurley
Told
Eastman
Marx
Gillich
Cincinnati Traction Company
G. & G. Manufacturing Company
Specialty Device Company
C. W. Hoffman
Brand
O’brien
Cornelius
Lewis
Doughty
Hillengass
Steele
Binkley
Roberta
Roberts
Griffiths
Kopps Sued for 25000 in Common Pleas Court
Mrs Mabelle Kopp 22 of 8 East Eighth street sues her parents in law Erick Kopp and Luella Kopp of Beredith place Pleasant Ridge for 25000 damages. She charges they prompted her husband to abandon her by telling him untruths under promise of reward. They wed in Latonia Kentucky on November 27 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick Kopp
Luella Kopp
Beredith Place
Pleasant Ridge
Mabelle Kopp
East Eighth’ Street
Common Pleas Court
Dissolution Sought in Crook and Howard Partnership Suit
Thomas H. Crook files in Common Pleas Court seeking dissolution of the H. W. Howard & Co. partnership with Harry W. Howard. A receiver is asked to take charge of the flour business after Howard allegedly took possession and excluded Crook from the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Crook
Harry W. Howard
H. W. Howard & Co
Common Pleas Court
Crook
Howard
Suit Seeks 5000 for Fall on Icy Sidewalk
Mary Marisden filed a Common Pleas Court action against Joseph J Fay and Mary Fay of 8215 West Fifth Street claiming a broken wrist and arm injuries from a February 1 fall on ice in front of the Fay home. She seeks 5000 in damages alleging the couple allowed ice to accumulate in violation of city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marisden
Common Pleas Court
Mary Fay
West Fighth Street
Fay
Guilty Verdict In Manslaughter Case Involving Bowen
A jury in Judge Ryan's Criminal Court found Samuel Bowen of 623 Carlisle avenue guilty of manslaughter after four hours of deliberation. Bowen had been charged with second degree murder in the July 12, 1924, death of Harry Roberts of 625 Carlisle avenue during a fight over a woman. Bowen's attorneys argued self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Samuel Bowen
Carlisle Avenue
Idward Strasser
Bowen
Harry Roberts
Roberts
Tudor Boiler Co sued for $20000 damages in bakery accident
George Teeken, Highland bakery owner at 2835 Highland Ave, filed in Common Pleas Court yesterday alleging Tudor Boiler Manufacturing Co and its employees caused a boiler to fall and injure his foot. Charles E. Tudor, safety director and head of the firm, is named defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor Boiler Manufacturing Company
Charles E. Tudor
Common Pleas Court
George Teeken
Highland Bakery
Highland Avenue
Teeken
Tudor Company
Cincinnati Automobile Club backs central Traffic Bureau idea
The club's First Vice President W T Calerdine urged at a meeting for a City Hall Traffic Bureau linked to the Traffic Court. He argued it would streamline tag registration and fines, reduce district handling, and improve court efficiency. Frank Switalski noted favorable member sentiment and cited cities like Detroit and Cleveland adopting similar systems.
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Cincinnati Automobile Club
W. T. Calerdine
Calerdine
The
Commercial Tribune
Io Court
City Hall
Cers
Cincinnati
Frank Switalski
Automobile Club
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Switalski
Tudor
Avondale Man Held as Mann Act Violator
Wilbur Abbott of Avondale charged with transporting a woman identified as Laura Hudson on a trip from Rossmayne North Carolina to Houston Texas under the Mann Act. Abbott pleaded not guilty and a May 26 hearing was set. bonds posted $2500 for Abbott and $1000 for the woman. Abbott was later arrested on a domestic neglect charge by a probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hudson
Lorella Abbott
Wilbur Abbott
Maple Avenue
Avondale
Rossmayne
Houston
Tex
Abbott
Gregory
Covington
Harry Trimble
Domestic Relations Court
Trimble
Negro defendant sued for thirty five thousand dollars
Lettie Minor executrix of Minor's estate filed a 35000 dollar damage suit naming John M. Green a negro as defendant. The suit alleges Green struck Minor with a club after a fatal assault at 3148 Wehrman avenue on February 19 1925 and broke the club over Minor's body. Minor died six weeks later at General Hospital after being taken there unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Green
Andrew’ S. Mind
Wehrman Avenue
Yar
Minor
Lettie Minor
Green
General Hospital
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court cases list various damages
A court notice enumerates multiple civil actions: Mary Marishen versus Fay for 5600, Ida Fleischer versus Samuel per for 421, Connie Creisinger for estate partition, Lucile Beckman for divorce, Riemeier spouses for divorce, Lettie Minor for 35000, Mabelle Kopp for 25000, Barge Machine Works against Peters for 330.20, Sunzone Palmissano against RR Co for 551.45, National League of Commission Merchants against Atlantic Coast Line for 492.38, John Tallingford versus Simon Mash for 8000 and mortgage foreclosure, Wallingford case, George Teeker against Tudor Boiler Mfg for 20000, Scanlon against DeNuccio for 941.30, Abbatierlo against DeNuccio lien 300, Cook versus Howard for accounting and receiver, Rayborn for divorce, Taylor Thomas versus Robinson for 2500, Hansfield administrator case to set aside will, Friedelstein & Sons against Crown Can for 420.27, Nancy Foster against Price for 3841.84. The list includes additional numbered entries 195,049 to 195,066 and related docket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Mary Marishen
Joseph J. Fay
Mary Fay
Ida Fleischer
Samuel D.per
Connie Creisinger
Leon Creisinger
Lucile Beckman
Ernest Leckman
Henry W
Walter Steinmann
Industrial Commission
Sunzone Palmissano Co
Georgia, Southern & Florida R. R. Co
National League of Commission Merchants
Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co
John Tallingford
Simon Mash
John T. Wallingford
George Teeker
The
Tudor Boiler Mfg. Co
John A. Scanlon
Bertha M
Louis Cook
Antonio Abbatierlo
Joseph DeNuccio
Thomas H. Cook
Henry W. Howard
Frank Rayborn
Susie Rayborn
Taylor Thomas
William J. Robinson
Frances P. Hansfield
Mary Nisher
Katherine Flack
Operio
Friedelstein & Sons
Crown Can Co
Nancy Foster
Russel Price
Essay prizes awarded to high school students in Chron icles event
Miss Martha Schneider of California Ohio and Miss Ellen Peters of Hughes were awarded prizes for best essays by high school students on the impression made by the Chronicles of America photoplays. The event was held under the auspices of the League of Women Voters several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Schneider
California
Withrow High School
Ellen. Peters
Maplewood Avenue
Hughes
Chronicles of America
League of Women Voters
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Dawe
Wrest
Avis de Chavannes
Mirabella
Fred’k A. Schmidt Company
Fredka.schmidt
the Civic Press
Civic Improvement Clubs
Civic Press Salesmanship Club
West Sixth Street
Electric Signe
Quehl Sign CO
Associated Press
VIA
Hamilton
Middletown
Franklin
Miamisburg
Carrolton
Dayton
C &O Motor Delivery CO
New Depot
Front St
Lang
Fourth Street
Chenep
E. Fifth Street
Miami
Miami Coal CO
Spring Grove Ave
Ledlie St. Park
Parsons, Jr
Mgr
Main
Philip A. Fox
Sycamore St
Common Pleas Courts
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
AUT
Indore Traffic Bureau
United States Courts
Mann Act
OUR
George I Newstedt
Royal Blue
Royal Blue Bed Spring Co
M. A. Hunt Co
Vine St
Elder
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