Dentist wins divorce after secret marriage and long letter
Dr Ormond T Greenland of Norwood obtains a divorce from Marie Truski Greenland in Domestic Relations Court. A long letter from his wife reveals remorse and the wish to forget the marriage. The case cites a secret engagement and an annulment request.
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Newport
Louisville
Ormond T. Greenland
Cleneay Avenue
Norwood
C. W. Hoffman
Marie Truski Greenland
Tom
Jack
Greenland
Hoffman
Will leaves $250000 to widow and daughter of V N Devou
In the will of Vesper N Devou late head of the V N Devou Supply Company his widow Anna O Devou and daughter Louise Devon Bingham are named principal beneficiaries. The estate is valued around $250000. Five shares of the W N Devou Company stock go to Albert O Schultz Ralph M Bingham George Hauser and Albert Vincent. A trust fund of 1000 Liberty bonds is created for Ralph Devon Bingham until age 21. The will dated September 1 1920. The estate of Mrs Eda T Strauss valued at 25000 goes to her son Howard C Strauss Hotel Alms. will dated April 11 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper N. Devon
V. N. Devon Supply Company
Anna O. Devon
Louise Devon Bingham
Albert O. Schultz
Ralph, M. Bingham
George Hauser
Albert Vincent
Devon
W. N. Devon Company
Ralph Devon Bingham
Eda T. Strauss
Howard C. Strauss
Negro Given Life Sentence For Second Degree Murder
John Spikes, a Black man, was returned by police from Los Angeles after a prior second degree murder conviction and received life imprisonment.
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Negro
John Spikes
Los Angeles
Judge Denies Damages in New Way Laundry Suit
Judge Caldwell ruled for the defense in a $2,000 damage suit by Mollie Clore of 1404 John Street against New Way Laundry at Third and Race Streets. Clore alleged severe injuries when struck by a laundry truck. Jury instructed to verdict for the defense after negligence claim.
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Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
New Way
Eetas Hird Street
Race Street
Adant
Mollie Clore
John Street
Clore
Fourth and Vine Streets
August Bendigs
Defective charges halt trials of two merchants
Edward Treiman and Meyer Simkin faced delays in a Common Pleas Court trial after four indictments misclassified Simkin as a principal. The judge postponed four indictments and kept the arson indictment for trial, while fire officials noted celluloid cups with inflammable substance and fuses found at the Artistic Embroidery Company store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Treiman
Artistic Embroidery Company
West Seventh Street
Meyer Simkin
Simkin
Man Sues Dow Company Over Acid Wound Injuries
Max Wiscotch sued Dow Company in Common Pleas Court for 5000 damages claiming a carbolic acid solution bought at Fifth and Vine streets caused gangrene in his left index finger. He says the solution was stronger than ordered and required amputation.
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Max Wiscotch
Common Pleas
Dow Company
Wiscotch
Fifth and Vine Streets
Indictment Call Aimed At Cincinnati City Councilman Reichert
A Cincinnatus Association letter urged Charles Bell to seek indictment of Joseph Reichert City Councilman under state bribery law. Reichert cited in federal graft probe with immunity due to confession. Federation of Churches pressed for removal, but Bowman and Morris say misconduct in office not proven.
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Charles 8. Bell
Cincinnatus Association
Joseph Reichert
Cincinnati
Reichert
Aubrey Houston
Police Leutenant
Frank Bowman
Froome Morris
Morris
Federation of Churches
Bowman
the Commercial Tribune
Charles O. Rose
Bell
Frank Balke
Neil Mallon
Russell Wilson
Green Garden at Castle Farm Opens Near Reading
Castle Farm on Summit road near Reading unveils the Green Garden a $20000 artful addition with Spanish style rock work colored lights and a central fountain. The Kansas City Night Hawks and Henry Theis's Oriole Terrace Orchestra will launch festivities with dancing on a wax floor able to host 2500 guests while private dinners and refreshments are offered.
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Cincinnati
Castle Farm
Summit Road
Reading
Kansas City Night Hawks
Henry Theis
Oriole Terrace
Castle Farm Inn
A. J. Marshall
Earl Vollmer
May Fete Opens at Corcoran Field St Xavier College
Large crowd attends three day May Fete and Campus Carnival at St Xavier College Corcoran Field. Judge Dennis J Ryan opens event which funds intercollegiate athletics. Fraternal Day tomorrow features coronation of queen and delegations from Greater Cincinnati.
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Corcoran Field
St. Xavier College
Dennis J. Ryan
Father Finn
Frederick W. Hinkle
St. Xavier
St. George Parish
Mis&s
Florence Moran
B. H. Kroger
Alice May Hehman
Ft. Thomas
Mary Reynolds
Covington
Jewell Brichetto
Norwood
Angeline O’grady
Mary Switalski
Ruth Volz
Blanche Dixon
Cincinnati
Nicholas J. Janson
Colege
Contractor Issued Damages Suit Over 1923 Trench Cave-In
Louis Rebisso Norwood plumber is named defendant in a $9700 damage suit filed in Common Pleas Court by Garfield Castle administrator of James Givens estate. Givens a former Rebisso laborer died in a trench cave-in on June 14 1923. Suit alleges contractor negligence. Givens wife and five children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rebisso
Norwood Plumbing
Common Pleas Court
Garfield Castle
James Givens
Rebisso
Givens
Woman sues driver for seven thousand five hundred dollars
Mrs. Ella Albrecht filed in Common Pleas Court for 7500 damages against Andrew Rigdon over injuries from a collision at Liberty and Vine streets on April 4.
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Autoist
Ella Albrecht
Common Pleas Court
Andrew Rigdon
Rigdon
Liberty and
Vine Streets
Solemn Judges Lead St Joseph Orphanage Field Day
Judges from Municipal Superior and Common Pleas courts attended a field day at St Joseph Orphanage with track meets and baseball games. Judge Alexander Judge Marx Judge Hurley served as judges, Rev R M Wagner acted as time keeper, and A B Dunlap distributed prizes.
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Children of
Court calendar for today at common pleas and domestic relations courts
Court schedule lists room numbers judges and case numbers for 9 oclock and 10 oclock hearings. Cases include Moffitt v Ohio Knife Co Benham et al Rindsberg v Stem Soger v Spence Pioneer Auto Heater v Nobis Travis Co. v American Railway Express Federal Finance Co v Holste Kathmann v Abbott et al Stoll G E Co Bernard v Pachoud Lell v Lell Michaux v Michaue Clemens v Clemens Thompson v Williams Fortney v Fures Goerler v Goerler multiple state indictments in Criminal Courts and several domestic relations cases in the Hoffman court.
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LeBlond
Rindsberg
Stem
F. L. Hoffman
Soger
Spence
Struble
The
Pioneer Auto Heater Company
Nobis
Travis Company
Wateee
Stoll G. & E. Company
Weleek
Bernard
Pachoud Et al
C. W. Hoffman
Lell
Michaux
Michaue
Clemens
Thompson
Williams
Fortney
Fures
Goerler
Criminal Courts
Volunteers Sought to Fight Gas Rate Increase Referendum
W J Schultz of the Consumers' League urges volunteers to circulate petitions against the gas rate ordinance approved by the city council. About 13 901 certified signatures must reach the city auditor by May 28, with more requested to prevent disputes. Donations are needed to fund the campaign and volunteers to be contacted at the Apollo Building, Fifth and Walnut.
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Consumers’ League
W. J. Schultz
League
Schultz
Apollo
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Divorce and civil actions listed in Pleas Court docket
Pleas Court docket entries include multiple cases: Schrickel vs Schrickel for divorce and child custody. Damages suits include Dow Drug Company $5,000. Albrecht $7,500. Rebisso $9. Swegman et al. $2,200 with mortgage foreclosure. Oakley Kemp Lumber $4.9. Traction Company $5,000. Ton Cit Lumber $140.69. Also May Weeetee vs Haggerty, Chiamson Pond Creek Coal and Sales vs Royal Indemnity for $8,000.13. Numerous case numbers listed.
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Neave
N Pleas Court
Ag Motto Schrickel
Lillie Schrickel
Max Wiscotch
Dow Drug Company
Ella Albrecht
Andrew Albrecht
Garfield
Harry Swegman
R. Aott
George Fruber
May Weeetee
Frank Haggerty
Chiamson Pond Creek Coal and Sales Company
Royal Indemnity Company
Court notes on liquor charges and bond actions in St Bernard cafe case
United States court notes report preliminary hearing actions for Sophia Heuer owner John Dietsche manager and William J Campbell bartender of a cafe at 3156 Main Avenue St Bernard bound over to grand jury on charges of selling and possessing liquor. Bonds set at 1000 each. Also Howard Ridder arrested on liquor in a car bound over to grand jury with bond. A separate matter concerns metal sign shipments and railroad charges involving Howard Sign Company and Kennedy, Waterloo Iowa, with sale of signs and freight dispute.
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United States
Sophia Heuer
John Dietsche
William J. Campbell
Main Avenue
St. Bernard
Regory
Howard W. Ridde
Monon Avenue
Seeeait
Arenes
Kenneth Aot
Donee
Waterloo
Bankruptcy Notes on Avon Rug and Linoleum Firm
General creditors of David L. O Krent bankrupt proprietor at 1229 Main Street received 25 percent on claims per a final report filed in United States District Court by referee T Greve. Unsecured creditors totaled 2065.70 with 239.40 paid in cash. liabilities reached 8411.75 including 1220 secured and 8262.67 unsecured claims with 336.87 in unsecured claims not yet resolved.
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David L. O’krent
Avon
Main Street
Uni States District Court
T. Greve
Hich
Greve
City denies traffic signal at Peebles Corner
The Safety Director Charles Tudor denied reports that automatic traffic signals would be installed at Peebles Corner and said there are no plans at present. He noted a traffic officer can handle the corner when needed and Brighton Square needs relief most, with no Peebles Corner specs in the city electrician’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peebles Corner
Charles Dic, Tudor
Mr. Tudor
Brighton Square
Sage warns insurance beneficiaries of loss safeguards
John D Sage president of Union Central Life urged protection for widows orphans and other beneficiaries at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He advised letting the insurer or a trust company manage funds to prevent malversations and noted the Presbyterian Ministers Fund founded in 1759 as the first life insurer limited to Presbyterian ministers.
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John D. Sage
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Old Presbyterian Ministers’ Fund
Presbyterian Church
Body of Girl Baby Found in Ohio River at North Bend
The body of a female infant, believed to have died soon after birth, was retrieved from driftwood wedged against coal barges in the Ohio River at North Bend Ohio around 2 pm by Henry Hayes of Marmet-Halm Coal and Coke Co. The baby was wrapped in newspaper and weighted with a brick, with no identification found. It was taken to the County Morgue.
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Ohio River
North Bend
Henry Hayes
Marmet-Halm Coal and Coke Company
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Baldwin Park
Cal
Hurley
Ohio
Spikes
Frank Jenkins
V. N. Devou
Fourth Street
Galen
Xaverian Book Lovers’ Association
Chenep
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Coal Company
Common Pleas Courts
Judge Caldwell
Moffitt
Ohio Knife Company
Ayes Pogue Company
Benham Et al
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Mason
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Owens
Sage
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
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Opp
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