Plea for Negro Thieves Got Off
Judge Myan overruled new trial motions for Theodore Coleman and George Webb, both convicted of grand larceny for stealing $85 from James Copeland on January 5, 1925. They received three-year terms in the Ohio Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Myan
Common Pleas Court
M. Lacinak
Lawrenceemper
Bernard Gilday
Theodore Coleman
George Webb
James Copeland
Ohio
Edward Strasser
Wallace Jones
Henry R. Grimme
Thomas Dalton
West Fifth Street
M. J. Greenwald
Jack Anderson
Willie Brown
Carlisle Avenue
Levine Insurance Case To Be Heard Tomorrow
Mrs Edith Levine sues Travelers Insurance of Hartford for ten thousand dollars on her husband Mendel Levine life policy issued November 15 1920. Levine died October 13 1923 by a bullet wound ruled murder. insurer denied payment leading to a retrial after a prior jury deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendel Levine
East Pearl Street
Edith Levine
Burnet Avenue
Travelers’ Insurance Company of
Hartford
Levine
Handley
Insurance Company
University groundskeeper jailed for attack on colleague
James Lehart, 36, former University of Cincinnati groundkeeper, received six months in Hamilton County Jail and a $200 fine for assault and battery. Prosecutor Carl Basler said Lehart struck George Voelker, 60, a night watchman, during Home Coming Day events on June 15, 1924, punching him in the face and puncturing his eye, leaving Voelker blind in one eye. Lehart admitted drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lehart
University of Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ryan
Carl Basler
Lehart
George Voelker
Basler
Voelker
Inn Proprietor Sued Over Castle Farm Contract Dispute
Albert R. Marshall proprietor of Castle Farm roadhouse was named defendant in a Common Pleas Court suit by Walter Pursell doing business as Keystone Company contractor seek ing 1153 dollars. Pursell says an oral contract on August 4 1924 covered material and labor for stucco work totaling 5153 dollars with completion October 4 1924 and Marshall has paid only 4000 of the contract price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Marshall
Castle Farm Roadhouse
Common Pleas Court
Walter Pursell
Keystone Company
Pursell
Marshall
Castle Farm
Will of Mrs Hannah Fewlass Leaves Estate to Relatives
The will filed yesterday by Mrs Hannah Fewlass widow of George Fewlass of 2532 Park Avenue leaves her entire $75 000 estate to relatives and friends except for a $500 bequest to the Cincinnati Association for the Welfare of the Blind. Henry C Martin a brother is named chief beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah C. Fewlass
Park Avenue
George Fewlass
Cincinnati Association For the Welfare of the Blind
Henry C. Martin
Koehler divorce suit filed by Elizabeth Koehler
Mrs Elizabeth K Koehler filed for divorce from Julius B Koehler vice president of the Monitor Furnace Company. The action was filed yesterday.
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
A list of new civil cases filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 195,091 to 195,099 including Brown & Brown versus Edith Corliss for 744 dollars and Oakley Bank versus Ella Trossett for 2000 on note, plus other actions and a divorce. Superior Court case 59,276 records Nathan Harteveld versus Maurice Spiegel for 1917.52 on account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Brown & Brown
Edith Corliss
Charles R. Ingram
James Geery
City of Cincinnati
Evan Palmer
Oakley Bank
Ella A» Trossett Et al
Louis Kuhlman
Emanuel S. Daneman
Walter Russell
Albert R. Marshall
Superior Court
Nathan Harteveld
Maurice Spiegel
Raid at Sterling Hotel Nabs Man Over Race Horse Slips
Detectives led by Sergeant Fricke raided the Sterling Hotel on the fourth floor and arrested Nathan Michelson, 46, horseman of 503 Carollin Place, on a charge of possessing race horse slips. Clerks and staff were blocked while race horse name papers were seized as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fricke
Sterling Hotel
Nathan Michelson
Carolin Place
Knights Templar Prize Clock Exhibited by Herschede
A hand built clock eight and a half feet tall, costing over 2300 dollars, shown at Frank Herschede Company in Cincinnati. It uses thirteen tubes to animate the timers and plays Onward Christian Soldiers on the hour. Shipments to Seattle for Knights Templar contest in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herschede Company, Jewelers
East Fourth Street
Herschede Hall Clock Company
Knights Templars
Seattle
Wash
Order
Cincinnati
United States Courts Report on Penniless Raymond Dollings
Raymond L Dollings of Wyoming C listed assets of 1 098 904 and liabilities of 338 159 in July 1923 bankruptcy filing. Former official of Southern Cattle Feeding Company and Walkill Stock Farm Company of Green Cove Florida, financed to 1 000 000, now penniless as receivers hold his stocks or they are insolvent. He cannot even pay counsel fees or costs of administering the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Dollings
Wyoming
United States District Court
Collings
Southern Cattle Feeding Company
Walkill Stock Farm Company
Green Cove
Fla
Injunction Denied in B G Sandwich Shop Case
A temporary injunction sought by B G Sandwich Shop Company of Kansas City against Sandwich Shops Company of Columbus was denied by Judge Hickenlooper in federal court. The plaintiff alleges the Columbus firm copied trade marks slogans color schemes and menu cards deceiving the public. A final hearing seeks a permanent injunction and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B-G Sandwich Shop Company
Kansas City
Sandwich Shops Company of
Columbus
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
B-G Company
Columbus Company
Court pads premises as common nuisance under liquor law
United States Judge Hickenlooper ordered padlock of a Norwood property at Main and Cleneay avenues in a case led by Edward Boewer after liquor law violations were deemed a common nuisance by United States Attorney Hareth E. May. Homer R. Anderson and Garland Hutchinson of 819 Vine street were bound over to the grand jury on intoxication charges and released on $1,000 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Edward Boewer
Main and Cleneay Avenues
Norwood
Hickenlooper
Boewer
Henry J. Brunning
William J. Hilvert
Hareth E. May
United States
Homer R. Anderson
Garland Hutchinson
Vine Street
Thomas M. Gregory
St Xavier May Fete Plans Announced by Committee
St Xavier College announces a three day May fete on the Avondale grounds May 21 to 23 to raise funds for the athletic program. An Alumni Day on May 21 and Fraternal Day activities are planned with a fete village on Corcoran Field and a coronation of the fete queen on closing night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Xavier
St. Xavier College
Avondale
College Athletic Fund
Nicholas J. Janson
Dana Avenue
Corcoran Field
Mr. Janson
Alphonse Fisher
S. J
F. Joseph
F. J. Finn
Theresa of Lisieux Honored at Novena Service
Novena at St Xavier's Church honors the canonization of Theresa of Lisieux by Pope Pius XI on May 17. Rev Joseph Kiefer delivers the address explaining why the Little Flower appeals to believers and her early beatification and canonization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier's Church
Théresa of
Theresa
Father Kiefer
Benedict XV
Kingdom of Heaven
Pius XI
Readers of Bible Need Knowledge of Original Script
Glasgow translator Dr James Moffat urged Bible readers to study the Oriental meaning behind scripture. He warned against literalism as it breeds misinterpretation and said religious insight requires life and mental keenness, not mere devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moffat
Glasgow
Scotland
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Moffat
Jesus
Palestine
Pan American Start Ends? Start Today on L and N Route
The Pan American, a new all Pullman eight car train from the Louisville and Nashville, debuts tomorrow leaving Pearl and Butler streets at 8 30 am for New Orleans with a parallel southbound trip from Cincinnati. The set, cost over 1 000 000, includes radio equipped cars and a three cylinder locomotive. Attending dinner guests hailed the launch as strengthening ties between the South and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Pearl and
Butler Streets
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Southland
W. A. Russell
Louisville
Bowling Green
Guthrie
Clarksville
Paris
Memphis
Nashville
Decatur
Birmingham
Montgomery
Flomaton
Pensacola
Mobile
Ww. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Morris
Cincinnati Operating Committee
William A. Kuertz
Street Railways
F. D. Burke
R. B. Mills
Grand
P. T. Ryan
Pullman Company
Daniel A. O’donovan
Covington
Brent Arnold
W. E. Hauk
Gibson
W. V. Cookson
A. E. Flock
R. L. Smith
Arnold
Culkins
Sinatinath
Jewelry heist nets 90 000 in Grand Street raid
Three robbers held up J Ross jewelry store on Grand Street and fled with 90000 in gems after cuffing and tying four employees. Police reserves were called as crowds gathered during the Memorial Day parade build up. Cincinnati Boy Scouts again compete for Froome Morris flag for best Memorial Day parade showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
J. Ross
Grand Street
Cincinnati
Day Zoo Camels Spotlight Opening By Shriners
The Cincinnati Zoo camels prepare for the Shriners season opener on May 16. Manager Sol Stephan explains camel riding basics, grooming to be tough on the day, and plans for a possible new camel addition. He notes camels’ hump is a spinal curve and shares feeding with thistles for digestive relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Zoo
Shriners
Sol. Stephan
Sands
Desert
Stephan
St Xavier Models Music Courses With Cincinnati College
St Xavier College and Cincinnati College of Music collaborate to offer summer sessions from June 22 to August 3 in the Hill building. Programs include a two year public school music certificate with a four year state provisional certificate, a four year bachelor of science in music, and a fifth year bachelor of education in music. The courses cover arts and education at St Xavier with instruction from the College of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College
Cincinnati College of Music
St. Xavier
Seventh
Sycamore Streets
George R Kister
S.J
College of Music
Ohio
Burglars Loot Three Bond Hill Oil Stations
Three oil stations on Bond Hill were looted Friday night of 46.50 in money 25 oil tickets and two razors. A screen was removed from a window at Macavill station Paddock road and the B and O railway with 45 dollars taken. At Ohio Refining Station on Paddock road and Laidlaw avenue two razors were stolen. Oil tickets and 1.56 were taken from Bond Hill Service Station on Paddock road and Laidlaw avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Hill
Macavill
Paddock Road
Ohio
Laidlaw Avenue
Memorial Day Parade Names Staff Marshals
Frank Hamilton requests division marshals to send staff appointment lists for Memorial Day parade. Appointed marshals include Judge William Lueders County Division Charles Jacobs Junior Order Division Mrs A G Wulff Civilian Women s Division Mrs J M Davis Women s Fraternal Order Division Froome Morris City Hall Division Joseph B Sweeney Spanish and Army and Navy Division Frank R Miller American Legion Division Earl E Jackson Disabled World War Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hamilton
William Lueders
Charles Jacobs
A. G. Wulff
J. M. Davis
J. M. Davis, Women's Fraternal Order
Froome Morris
City Hall
Joseph B. Sweeney
Army
Navy
Frank R. Miller
American Legion
Earl E. Jackson
Cincinnati Women Voters Attend State Meeting in Dayton
Cincinnati League of Women Voters members plan to attend the state convention in Dayton Ohio May 13 to 15. Mrs James G Stewart will head the delegation with a 9 30 a m board meeting and a luncheon at 12 30 p m where Mrs N M Stanley will preside and Miss Bell Sherwin will speak. Delegates will hear reports from state chapters and nominate candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati League of Women Voters
League
Dayton
James G. Stewart
N. M. Stanley
Dayton League
State League
Cincinnati
Stewart
Letter cites suspicions of Mrs. McClintock in murder case
A second letter claiming to quote Emma Nelson McClintock's suspicions about William N. Shepherd and his wife was received by Judge Harry Olson in Chicago. The judge helped indict Shepherd and aided evidence involving Mrs Shepherd, who was held as an accessory. Additional investigation angles arose from prior letters alleging the Shepherds harmed Billy and that Mrs McClintock distrusted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Emma Nelson McClintock
William N. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Harry Olson
St. Louis
Olson
Shepherd
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Groveland Lumber Mill
A blaze that began in the planing room of the J Ray Arnold Lumber Mill in Groveland Fla caused about 1 million dollars in damage. No deaths were reported though an unconfirmed claim said a boy was killed by a vehicle and then dragged away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Groveland
Fla
J. Ray Arnold
Bus burned on Seventy-seventh street and Carthage pike
Passengers on a Lockland bus watched as the vehicle was destroyed by fire early last night at the corner of Seventy-seventh street and Carthage pike. Driver Edward Mc Henry of 106 West Sixty-sixth street halted the bus after smoke seeped through cracks in the floor and ordered passengers to exit. Flames, blamed on crossed wires, burst through the floor two minutes after the last passenger left, destroying the bus before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland
Seventy-seventh’ Street
Carthage Pike
Edward McHenry
West Sixty-sixth Street
Art Club Elects Directors And Exhibition Committee
The Cincinnati Art Club elected Ernest B. Haswell M A Daly and George Debrenner to the Board of Directors for three years. A committee on Exhibition was named for one year including H H Wessel Martin Rettig Haswell Weiss Daly Wiessler Dorl Hurley Meyer and Debrenner. The executive officers election will be held next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ART Club
Cincinnati Art Club
Ernest B. Haswell
M. A. Daly
George Debrenner
H. H. Wessel
Martin Rettig
Mr. Haswell
John E. Weiss
Mr. Daly
William Wiessler
Theodore CC. Dorl
E. T. Hurley
Frank Meyer
Mr. Debrenner
Man stabbed by unknown assailant on Seventh Street
William Woods 52 of 623 West Seventh Street is in serious condition at General Hospital after being stabbed in the chest by an unidentified Black man who confronted him at Seventh and Cutter streets last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woods
West Seventh Street
General Hospital
Woods
Seventh
Cutter Streets
Diamond Stickpin Stolen After Break-In Report
David Dahlman reports a break in at his home on Lueders avenue. A diamond stickpin valued at 150 dollars is missing after he found his rear window open and marks on the window sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dahlman
Lueders Avenue
Detectives Await Man With Moonshine Jug
Detectives Cashman and Connell followed Andrew Rocca 49 of 720 Main to a Southgate street car and then to his home where they found a gallon jug of moonshine. Rocca faces possession of liquor charges. Detectives Giovanniani and Schwab reportedly saw a saloon at 2246 Wheeler Street with a sign about parking machines and arrested John Lederer 37 for possessing a bottle of liquor after sampling beer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashman
Connell
Andrew Rocca
Main Street
Southgate
Third
Main Streets
Giovanniani
Schwab
Woman's Club Hosts Gas Rate Hearing and Programs
A mass meeting at the Woman's City Club 120 Gwynne Building will discuss the proposed gas rate increase with Charles O. Rose and Howard M. Wilson presenting the public's side. Children from Junior Worship Theater will perform Peace. Madame Fedorova Hentschel pupils present The Green Panther at Emery Auditorium for the club building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's City Club
Gwynne Building
Charles O. Rose
Howard M. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Ednar B. Southerland
Madame Fedorova-Hentschel
Emery Auditorium
Fear surrounds missing brother in law death case
Ben F. Baer of Baer Bros. told Chief of Detectives Seebohm he fears a suicide in a New Orleans hotel this week may be his missing brother-in-law, Ben Block. Block, formerly of Hutchins Avenue and Reading Road, ran an insurance office in the First National Bank Building and disappeared last October. Baer asked New Orleans authorities for a detailed description to confirm identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Baer
Baer Bros
Seebohm
New Orleans
Ben Block
Leprosy cases found among town street pedlers in Rostov
In Rostov on May 9 two hundred leprosy cases were found among street peddlers. Medical authorities are taking strict measures to prevent further infection including notifying the victims and enforcing precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rostov
Russia
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Levine Insurance
University
Knights Templar
United States Courts
Theresa OF
Lisieux
Florida
Man
Woman’s Club
Fears
Wiltons
Royal Wiltons
Axminsters
Robert J. Bonser CO
Cooper Corporation
Cincinnati, O
Findlay
Eighth and Main Sts
Cooper
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