Norwood Paint Firm Not Responsible in Arrest Case
Judge Hoff man dismissed a $29 470 75 suit by David J Jones of Norwood against Norwood Paint and Glass Co alleging the firm caused his arrest on a forgery charge. Evidence showed salesman Deremo acted on his own, and the company was not responsible for the arrest in January 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Paint and Glass Company
David J. Jones
Arbor Avenue
Norwood
F. L. Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Jones
Harry Deremo
Paint and Glass Company
Nolte
Paint Company
Carrel Machine Company
Deremo
Mollye F. Dorfman
Elmore Avenue
The
Wife Sells Then Steals Back Property, Stimetz Says
Thomas J. Stimetz of Mt. Healthy was granted a divorce from Rose E. Stimetz. He alleges his wife left him on February 28 after a property division and later sold the property to raise cash, then shipped it to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Stimetz
Mt. Healthy
Rose E. Stimetz
Stimetz
Chicago
Double Romance Case Sheds Light On Kratz Divorce
In Domestic Relations Court Mrs. Mary Agnes Kratz sought a divorce from Lawrence B. Kratz an osteopath whose present address is unknown. Mrs Kratz testified she had to work to support herself. The couple, wed in 1910, and the case was taken under advisement by Judge Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes Kratz
Madison Road
Lawrence B. Kratz
Judge grants several divorces in local case filings
Judge Hoffman grants divorces to John Taylor of Reading Road from Mae Taylor. Alma Curry of Kincaid Avenue from Edward Curry of West Second Street. Karl Roth of West Elder Street from Marie Roth of St Louis.
Jury Convicts Turner in Burglary Case with Mercy Recommendation
A jury in Judge Thomas H Darby's Criminal Court found Jacob Turner guilty of burglarizing Albert Parks home at 3032 Mentor Avenue on February 28. Sentence deferred until Saturday. Allen Sexton pleaded guilty to cutting to kill James Jones on 228 Sycamore Street April 19. four months in jail and $200 fine. Henry Johnson alias John Boswell pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons. sentence deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H.darby
Jacob Turner
Albert Parks
Mentor Avenue
Allen Sexton
James Jones
Sycamore Street
Henry Johnson
John Boswell
Levine Suit Postponed Due To Lawyer Illness
The hearing in Edith Levine's suit against Travelers Insurance for a $10,000 life policy on Mendel Levine is postponed due to attorney Benton S. Oppenheimer’s heart attack. Judge Robert S. Marx will resume proceedings after the illness status improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton 5S. Oppenheimer
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Edith Levine
Burnet Avenue
Mendel Levine
Cincinnati
Marx
Eugene A. Porter
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Oppenheimer
Hillcrest Golf Links
Receivership Sought for Thermal Electric Corp
Edward B. Harris files in Common Pleas Court seeking a receiver for Thermal Electric Corporation of 4890 Spring Grove avenue. Harris, a surety for about 35000 dollars, notes stock unpaid by president Fred E. Davis and directors Ll mer W. Vossler J R MacAfee and Edward F. Fischer. Directors allegedly voted salaries for Davis retroactively once stove production began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermal Electric Corporation
Spring Grove Avenue
Common Pleas
Edward B. Harris
Fred E. Davis
Llmer W. Vossler
J. R. MacAfee
Edward F. Fischer
Davis
Court Calendar Highlights Multiple Courtroom Sessions Today
Common Pleas Court rooms 38 4 5 6 9 list cases including Gateh v Wells Lambert v Stevens Glassmeyer v Smith Mirabel Products v American Woodenware Jones v Dorfman Rose v Heitz Groff v Laufenberg and estate of Elizabeth Long Hummel Jr v Goebel Aetna Casualty v Carley Superior Court has no calendar Domestic Relations Court schedules Gerold v Gerold Dodds v Dodds Wiedman v Wiedman Criminal Court lists State v Vinegar Tate Ward Harris and Williams in various rooms with 9 to 10 o clock starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Gateh
Wells
Lambert
Stevens
F. L. Hoffman
Glassmeyer
Smith
Mirabel Products Corporation
American Woodenware Co
Jones
Dorfman
Strude
Rose Et al
Heitz
Groff
Laufenberg
Roettinger
Elizabeth T. Long
Hurley
Hummel Jr
Goebel
Superior Court
Marx
C. W. Hoffman
Gerold
Dodds
Wiedman
Criminal Court
Ryan
State
Vinegar
Tate
Darby
Ward
Harris
Williams
Company official accused of embezzlement and mismanagement
Davis allegedly drew about $13,000 from the corporation and kept wasteful associates on the payroll. He is charged with selling stock proceeds improperly, paying garage and auto repair bills with corporate funds without director consent, and receiving roughly $50,000 from stockholders while delivering only forty stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Harris
Sale of County Hospitals to State Debated in Court
In Common Pleas Court Judge Caldwell heard arguments on restraining the county from transferring Longview Hospital and the County Infirmary to the state for 1.5 million dollars. Assistant County Prosecutor Chester S. Durr urged the county would benefit by the transfer. Defense attorney Herman S. Goebel contends the price is inadequate and a fraud on taxpayers. Witnesses Christian Marx Newton Lebow and John B. Spilker valued land at 876 thousand while replacement value stood at 2.585 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Chester S. Durr
Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Herman S. Goebel
Christian Marx
Newton Lebow
John B. Spilker
Goeble
School Teacher Sued Over Boy Whipping Incident
Mrs Sallie Dell McGill of Addyston sues Miss Kathryn Wood a Addyston School teacher for 5000 alleging she whipped Alfred Dell age nine with a large wooden paddle on February 25 1925. The suit claims the boy was struck on the right thumb bruised ruptured against a desk and confined to bed for weeks with an ice pack binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Sallie Dell McGill
Addyston
Alfred Dell
Addyston School
Kathryn Wood
Conviction of Oder Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals affirmed the burglary conviction of John Oder of Covington for breaking into the Big Four Railroad Depot in Lockland last July. The panel also upheld several other cases and denied rehearing in the James C. Davis versus John Hussey matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Blink) Oder
Covington
Big Four
Lockland
Court of Appeals
Isaac Spievack
The
Spievack Garment Company
Greenbaum Garment Company
William Days
Rollins Thompson
Antonio Palazzolo
Lippincott Company
Mary Marcus
William O. Funck
James C. Davis
John Hussey
Suit Charges Civic Press Won Car Promise Not Kept
Mrs. Sarah M. Eggers filed in Common Pleas Court claiming Civic Press Publishing Company conducted a circulation contest promising a sedan to the top collector. She says she was soliciting subscriptions from April 27 and won with the most votes when the prize was never delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Press Publishing Company
Common Pleas Court
Sarah M. Eggers
Indictment Nolled as Raiders in Prison
Five prosecutors’ witnesses are jailed in Atlanta Federal Prison. Judge Darby grants a nolle in the liquor manufacture case against Charles Rose, 42, of Spring Grove and Queen City avenues, after Rose’s arrest January 21, 1925 by the flying squad members Gambs, Meyer, Brose, Goecke and Guethlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Atlanta
Gavon
Darby
Nolle
Charles S. Bell
Albert Weinstein
Charles Rose
Spring Grove
Queen City
Rose
Arthur J. Gambs
Leo Meyer
Edward Brose
Charles Goecke
Ralph Guethlein
Flying Squad
Dismisses Husband's Suit in Confidential Marital Relation
Judge Hurley in Common Pleas Court dismissed William F. Quante's civil action against his divorced wife Emma Quante. Quante sought $2,800 and an accounting of profits from operating rooming houses since 1908, but the court ruled spouses cannot testify against each other in civil cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
William F. Quante
East Court Street
Emma Quante
West Eighth Street
Quante
North Bend Man Fined For Liquor Possession
Judge Darby of Common Pleas Court affirmed fines of 300 dollars and costs each against John Gordano of 2217 Boone Street for possessing liquor and a still. Gordano was arrested November 6 1924 by Mayor Clarence Hopping’s city equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Clarence Hopping
North Bend
John’ Gordano
Boone Street
Gordano
Coolidge to Lead in Miles Tribute Funeral Procession
President Coolidge will head the national tribute to Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles with a funeral march from St. John’s Church to Arlington Cemetery. Major Sherman Miles arrives from Constantinople as the army joins a procession including Civil War veterans and veterans of Indian campaigns, the Spanish War, and World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Nelson A. Miles
Sherman Miles
Constantinople
St. John’s Church
Arlington Cemetery
Army
Navy
Hamilton Light Issue To Be Discussed May 27
Hamilton Ohio May 19 A Hamilton City Council session announced a May 27 meeting with the Hamilton Furnace Company and Union Gas and Electric Company of Cincinnati to discuss gas and electric light contracts. City officials and the mayor's Electric Light Committee will attend. W Savage of Cincinnati said he could connect with the city gas line from the furnace plant at Coke Otto at little to no city cost. Both firms have bid on the city's gas and electric light supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Hamilton Furnace Company
Union Gas and Electric Company of
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Union Gas and Electric Company
Co. W. Savage
Furnace Company
Coke Otto
Motzer Ends His Life in Garage
Frank Motzer a 38 year old landscape gardener of 2839 Woodburn Avenue ended his life yesterday morning by hanging from a garage rafter. A cigarette in his mouth, found by William Spangenberg at 2919 Clearview Avenue, Motzer left home around 5 am. He left a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Motzer
Woodburn Avenue
Motzer
William Spangenberg
Clearview Avenue
Dairy Barn Fire Destroys Budde Structures Near Reading
Fire destroyed a dairy barn on Losantiville Road near Reading Ohio owned by Herman Budde. Fifteen cattle several horses and chickens were rescued by Budde and his staff. Two Cincinnati fire companies responded. Damage listed at about $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Budde
Losantiville Road
Reading
Coolidge Attends White House Photographers Banquet
President Coolidge attended the White House News Photographers Association banquet at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. He led applause for a no speeches plan as General Pershing Attorney General Sargent Postmaster General New Secretary Sanders and John Hayes Hammond joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
President Coolidge
White House
News Photographers’ Association
Mayflower Hotel
Pershing
Sargent
New
Sanders
John Hayes Hammond
Appeal Filed Over U S District Court Verdict in Railroad Suit
W M Hughes administrator of James Ogle estate appeals a $30 000 damages verdict against Western & Atlantic Railway in Chattanooga. Ogle died after a auto train collision. Separately James and Tower bound over to grand jury on liquor charges. bonds set at 2500 and 1000. B G Sandwich Shops moves to dismiss a complaint accusing Columbus company of trade rights infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States District Court
Chattanooga
Tenn
Western & Atlantic Railway Company
W. M. Hughes
James Ogle
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hughes
Ogle
William D. James
Wheeler Street
Covington
Frank Tower
Weat Fourth Street
Grand
Gregory
James
Tower
B-G Sandwich Shops, Inc
Kansas City
Cony
Columbus
Columbus Company
Woman’s death spurs $25,000 damage suit in warehouse collapse
Frank J. Dorger, executor of Mrs. Mary Oswald’s estate, sues Frank E. Morris steel and iron dealer over a wall collapse at 79 Plum Street that killed Mrs. Oswald on October 6, 1923. The suit alleges she was seated in her rear yard within two feet of the wall when it fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Oswald
Plum Street
Frank E. Morris
Steel and Iron
Common Pleas Court
Frank J. Dorger
New Suits Filed in Local Court List of Actions
A large docket of cases includes Alfred McGill vs Kathryn Wood for 5000 damages, Schacht Motor Co. vs Henry Dickhaus for 210.84, Elizabeth Braden vs Erck Braden for divorce, Mayme Johnson vs Elmer Johnson for divorce, and Frank J. Dorger vs Frank E. Morris for 25000 damages. Also Cities Service Oil Co. vs Mason Harken & Co. for 141, Janszen Grocery Co. vs Henry J. Acra for 827.19, Ed B. Harris vs Ther mal Electric Corp for appointment of receiver, J B Moose Co. vs Ralph Fussner on appeal, Florence Pickens vs Samuel Pickens for divorce, Humphrey Radiant Fire Co. vs Harry Sway lien and execution for .50, Helen Polster vs Louis Polster for divorce alimony and custody, Elizabeth Miller vs Lawrence Miller for divorce, Jewett et al. v Jewett et al. for partition, Civic Press Publishing Co. vs Sarah M. for possession and 50 damages, and Mary M. Heines vs Arthur Heines for divorce with miscellaneous entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Alfred McGill
Kathryn Wood
Schacht Motor Company
Henry Dickhaus
Elizabeth Braden
Erck Braden
Mayme Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Frank J. Dorger
Frank E. Morris
Cities Service Oil Company
Mason Harken & Co
The
Janszen Grocery Company
Henry J. Acra
Ed B. Harris
Thermal Electric Corporation
J. B. Moose Company
Ralph Fussner
Squire Hilton
Florence Pickens
Samuel N. Pickens
Humphrey Radiant Fire Company
Harry Sway
Helen C. Polster
Louis Polster
Elizabeth Miller
Lawrence Miller
John B. Jewett Et al
Charles E. Jewett
Sarah M
Civic Press Publishi Company
Mary M. Heines
Arthur Heines
Toe Q
Iin i Rsong
Campaign to fight commercial fraud aims at $1 million
J Harry Tregoe, secretary of the National Association of Credit Men, told 700 business leaders that 700 million in last year's failures included 250 million from crime. He urged a $1 million fund to detect and prosecute fraud, promising to reduce crime by 100 million in three years. Cincinnati leads with a 75,000 quota as teams plan a nationwide drive launched at a Chamber dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Tregoe
National Association of Credit Men
Gibson
Tregoe
United States
London
Chicago
Milion Dollar
George Puchta
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Credit Association
Federal Reserve System of Banking
Samuel Mayer
Pearl Market Bank
Charles Dupuis
Citizens National Bank
F. D. Snodgrass
E. J. Kinterling
William Belser
F. E. Bourbonnais
G. B. Ripley
A. A. Keller
F. F. Downs
William D. Gruber
W. C. Mullally
Jacob Mathes
E. C. Brunst
T. W. Spaulding
Elias Marks
Frank Wallhorst
R. A. Matthews
J. M. Allen
Edward WeHerman
Harry J. Plogstedt
T. J. Kiphart
William Hey
Dayton Police Inquiry Set to Open Tomorrow
A Dayton citizen committee will begin its investigation of the Dayton Police Department tomorrow at 2 PM. The panel, including a lawyer a minister and a businessman, plans to thoroughly review the police discord and expects about one week to hear all evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Associated Press
Dayton, O
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