Padlock Veer Park Cafe Seized in Public Nuisance Suit
Attorney General Crabbe filed in Common Pleas Court against a Deer Park cafe run by Joseph Feldhaus and owned by Tillie Feldhaus. The suit alleges moonshine traffic and liquor arrests, naming John Meyer as a runner, and cites proximity to Deer Park School as causing a nuisance for students.
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Common Pleas Court
Crabbe
Joseph Feldhaus
Bluefield Pike
Deer Park
Tillie Feldhaus
Feldhaus
Scott
Milford
Kinney
Newtown
John Meyer
Meyer
Méyer
Negro Vinegar Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Albert Vinegar known as Preacher was found guilty by a jury in Judge Ryan's Criminal Court of second degree murder for shooting Frank Taylor at the latter's home on October 4 1924. Vinegar claimed the shooting was accidental after a confrontation with rival suitor Clarence Neal.
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Ryan
Albert
Vinegar
Carl Basler
Frank Taylor
West Sixthtreet
Edna Taylor
Clarence Neal
Neal
Somerset drug clerk sues estranged husband for 2000
Mrs Matilda G Kelsey of Somer set Kentucky filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking 3000 against her estranged husband Joseph Peter Kelsey. She says in 1907 they agreed she would work as a clerk in his Somerset pharmacy and he would pay a reasonable salary. She worked until May 1925 and claims 2000 for services plus 1000 on a promissory note.
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Matilda G. Kelsey
Somerset
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Peter Kelsey
Gibson
Kelsey
Malpractice Charges Filed Against Cincinnati Attorney
Carl A. Magee a Cincinnati attorney faces malpractice charges from Ida Widing and Myrtle McNeal accusing him of converting 3100 of Women's Christian Temperance Union funds intended for the Freeman avenue mission property. Magee was reportedly out of town and would return today. He has earlier served as a Baptist minister and announced a bid for Cincinnati City Council.
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Carl A. Magee
First National Bank
Cincinnati Bar Association
Ida Widing
Willard Mission
Freeman Avenue
Myrtle McNeal
Hamilton County
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Magee
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Blanchester, O
Council of Cincinnati
Suit Seeks 30000 Damages Over City Power Plant Blast
Henry Stoeppel a Cumminsville bricklayer filed in Common Pleas Court seeking 30000 damages after an January 8 1925 explosion at Union Gas and Electric power plant in the East End injuring several people. The suit names the plant owner as defendant and outlines injuries from the blast.
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Union Gas and Electric Company
East End
Common Pleas Court
Henry Stoeppel
Boyd Street
Cumminsville
Court Calendar Highlights Multiple Cases Across Courts
Common Pleas Court rooms list cases for today before Judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman and Struple including Moffitt vs The Ohio Knife Company Fidelity and Deposit Company vs Dermody Burger and Grever McDowell vs Clear plus numerous other civil and domestic relations matters. Superior Court lists Johnson vs Cincinnati Oakland Motor Car Company and related actions. Domestic Relations and Criminal Courts schedule cases before Judge Marx Judge Ryan Judge Darby with multiple State vs defendants proceedings.
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Common Pleas Court
Caldwell
Moffitt
the Ohio Knife Company
Casedase
cha@ter
Fidelity and Depeat T Company
Dermody
LeBlond
Gorder
Andrews Et al
Stacey
Union S. B. & T. Co
F. L. Hoffman
Reichle
Vigran
Struple
Burger
Grever
Herrington
Pidtt
McDowell
Clear
Schanzle
Dean
Gane
Keller
The
Eood Rendering Company
Aan Superior Court
Judge Marx
Johnson
Cincinnati
Oakland Motor Car Company
Cincinnati Oakland Motor Car Company
Sue C. W. Hoffman
Romans
Fortune
Floyd
Weissansee
Anson
Ritchel
Boehler
Fogel
Andrews
Schamer
Goldberg
Criminal Court
Ryan
State
Cottrell Tate
Barrett
Judge Darby
Harris
Doty
Parr
Koppers Worker Files Suit Over Gas Plant Blast Injury
Stoeppel, a Koppers Company employee assigned to constructing the new gas manufacturing plant, sues after being hurled from a scaffold 35 feet high when the explosion occurred. He says his left leg was broken and internal injuries left him permanently crippled and unable to work.
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Koppers Company, Contractors
Pittsburgh
Stoeppel
Koppers Company
Seven Divorces Dismissed By Court In One Day
Judge C W Hoffman of Domestic Relations Court dismissed seven divorce cases yesterday with no decrees granted. Five were dropped by counsel for the contesting parties. reconciliations were reported in several matters. One case involved Gerhard Meindersee and Katie Meindersee, with prior attempts at reconciliation and allegations of a poisoning threat. Other dismissed suits named James Dodds, Frank Gerold, Hyman Auerbach, Frank Hill, Grover Van Sant, and Anna M. Stone.
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C. W. Hoffman
Domestic Relations Court
Gerhard Meindersee
Race Street
Katie Meindersee
Main Street
Meindersee
Hoffman
Madeline Dodds
Hkuclid Avenue
James Dodds
Freeman Avenue
Clara Gerold
Frank Gerold
Sarah Auerbach
Hyman Auerbach
Emma Hill
Frank Hill
Judge Orders Destruction of Hartwell Slot Machines
Judge Ryan of Criminal Court orders the destruction of twelve slot machines seized months ago from the attic of Charles Hinkle in Hartwell. Edward Strasser, assistant county prosecutor, said the machines are gambling devices and would settle a dispute over ownership between Bernard Sicking and Hinkle’s parents. Hinkle is serving a term in the Ohio Reformatory for carrying concealed weapons.
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Charles Hinkle
Hartwell
Ryan
Criminal Court
Edward Strasser
Bernard Sicking
Hinkle
Inkle
Ohio Reformatory
Bondsman to Pay Two Judgments in Common Pleas Court
Judge Darby ordered Otto Dahms professional bondsman to pay two judgments totaling 1200 to the county. One $1000 judgment stems from Elbert Allen jumping a $2500 bond, while a second $200 judgment arises from Charles Ray jumping a $1000 bond. Both men are indicted on robbery and larceny charges respectively.
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Darby
Common Pleas
Otto Dahms
C. S. Bell
Dahms
Elbert Allen
Charles Ray
Vatican action believed final on Chartrand archbishop move
Catholic clergy and lay leaders in Cincinnati believe Bishop Joseph Chartrand will be promoted to Archbishop of Cincinnati despite Indianapolis protests. Vatican cables indicate the decision will stand, with many Cincinnati Catholics congratulating Chartrand and asserting his acceptance of the elevated post.
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Indiana
Chartrand
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Rome
Vatican
Pius
Hoosier City
Catholics of
Cyril A. McLaughlin
Catholic Women’s News
Reuben J. Wood
Cincinnati Council
Knights of Columbus
Three Drivers Fined by Traffic Court Judge
William Gwynn of 1323 Republic Street was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving after his car hit Mrs Ethel Thurman of 515 Hopkins Street near Eastern Avenue and Ridgely Street, injuring her. Earl Williams of 2131 Clifton Avenue also paid 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Fred Roden of 4521 Mellwood Avenue received a suspended five dollar fine plus costs for failing to stop at Hunt Street and Broadway while looking for homes.
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William Gwynn
Republic Street
Bell
Gwynn
Ethel Thurman
Hopkins Street
Eastern Avenue
Ridgely Street
Earl Williams
Clifton Avenue
Fred Roden
Beck
Mellwood Avenue
Hunt Street
Broadway
New Suits Filed List of Civil Cases
A roster of court filings includes No. 195239 Kassir Grad vs Conway lien and execution No. 195240 Campbell divorce No. 195241 Edward Frank vs Charlotte Schrimper trust declaration No. 195242 Meade divorce No. 195243 Townsend divorce No. 195244 Graff partition No. 195245 Bill divorce No. 195246 Oldroyd Machine Co. vs Woods petition in error No. 195247 Stoeppel vs Kopppers for $30000 damages No. 195248 Evans divorce/alimony No. 195249 Peck vs Stevens $4874.16 No. 195250 Cramer vs Stevens $328 No. 195251 Wilson divorce custody No. 195252 Ohio vs Feldhaus injunction nuisance No. 195253 Kelsey services $3000 No. 195254 Ohio vs Jones Weiner bond $3300 No. 195255 Ohio vs Hodge Weiner bond $300 No. 195256 Ohio vs Kirby Weiner bond $300 No. 195257 Washington Bank vs Progressive Realty $450 No. 195258 Writ of habeas corpus for Rudolph Braxton No. 195259 Oyler Son vs B C R Co damages $217.30 No. 195260 Oyler Son vs Atlantic Coast Line damages $327.08 No. 195261 Oyler Son vs Seaboard Air Line damages $489 No. 195262 Willenberg vs Industrial Commission appeal No. 195268 Ellen Kareth divorce alimony No. 195264 Pauline Willen divorce alimony.
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Common Pleas Court
Kassir & Grad
Hezikiah N. Conway
Thomas R. Campbell
Gertrude Campbell
Edward Frank
Charlotte Schrimper Et al
Helen Meade
Merrill C. Meade
Edward Townsend
Elizabeth Townsend
Hyman Graff
Aenene Graff Et al
William T. ‘Bill
Ghasletea Bill
The
Oldroyd Machine Company
Robert E. Woods
Henry Stoeppel
the Koppers Company
Ella Evans
Henry Evans
Ae Po
Lucy W. Peck
Mary F. Stevens
Jewel L. Cramer
Ernest Wilson
Sally A. Wilson
State of Ohio
Joseph Feldhaus
Matilda Kelsey
Joseph P. Kelsey
Charles Jones
Nat Weiner
Goldie Hodge
Same
Atlantic Coast Line R. Co
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
George Willenberg
Industrial Commission
Ellen Kareth
Fred Kareth
Pauline Willen
Frederick W. Willen
Arraignment of Harry P Holmes delayed in Ohio robbery case
The arraignment of Harry P Holmes alias The Sheriff, tied to an $80,000 Lorain Post Office robbery, was postponed to June 9 due to the absence of Miles Evans. Federal hearings on permit revocations for chemical firms using alcohol for manufacturing will be held by Prohibition officials E L Porterfield and N S Clark who arrived from Columbus. A US suit to recover $500 for alleged twenty four hour law violation was filed against the C and O Railway for transporting cattle over twenty eight hours with insufficient rest.
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United States
Harry P. Holmes
Lorain
Thomas M. Gregory
Miles Evans
Cleveland
E. L. Porterfield
Federal Prohibition
Ohio
N. S. Clark
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement
Cincinnati
Columbus
C. & O. Railway Company
A. Lee Beaty
Bankrupt Proprietor Files Assets and Liabilities List
James F. Coen, owner of Hamilton Avenue Electric Shop, filed a bankruptcy schedule in U S District Court showing total liabilities of 13 174 90 and assets of 8 The list of creditors includes Ohio Ru and cakes Company 2340 Stanley Runck Preston Willis 1000 Northside Bank 700 Ludlow Savings Bank 606 A Kroll Supply Company and Guat Schuster Electric Company 833.
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United States District Court
James F. Coen
Hamilton Avenue
Ohio Ru and Cakes Company
Stanley Runck
Preston Willis
Northside Bank
Ludlow Savings Bank
Ludlow Ky
A. Kroll Supply Company
Eas Guat Schuster Electric Company
Counterfeit Whisky Labels Found In Raid On City Homes
Prohibition agents report counterfeit labels and stamps on a large quantity of cut whisky seized from the cafe and apartment of Bodimer and at 1037 Rosemont Avenue. Thirty-six quarts twenty-one pints and several jars of synthetic whisky were recovered and labeled as genuine. Citations issued for Bodimer and Chaliff family members, with hearings set for June 23 and bonds posted.
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Prohibition
William L. Nimmo
Charles Tyler
Thomas Williams
William
Bodimer
Clark
Baymiller
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Sylvester Davis
David Chaliff
Rosemont Avenue
Price Hill
Arthur
Benjamin Chaliff
Lewis Chaliff
Benjamin
Gregory
Child Killed Mother Wounded in Madrid Home
Nadine Coen eight, killed when a masked man entered the bedroom and fired. Lydia Coen, her mother, was wounded as the assailant ordered silence and fled. The attack occurred early today in Madrid New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Madrid
N. M
Nadine Coen
Lydia Coen
Council Must Be Honest Says Mrs Tawney
Mrs Guy Tawney told St Leos Church members in North Fairmount that honesty is the first requisite for a councilman under the new city charter, courage second and vision third. She rejected the old standard that councilmen must be top vote getters and said women are competent for legislative duties.
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Guy Tawney
St. Leo’s Church
Baltimore Avenue
Trade Street
North Fairmount
Forest Fire Raging in Germany Causes Large Damage
Damage estimated at 4 million dollars has swept 24 square miles in Stettin area near Altdamm since yesterday. The blaze, the largest in years, forces villagers to flee while many fire fighters strive to contain it. No deaths reported. vast damage to property and game.
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Stetting
Pomerania
Germany
Altdamm
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