Remus Venues A Chicago Legal Battle Over Bonds
Louis Kohl seeks a court order against George Remus to pay 1318 dollars plus interest and return bonds worth 1300 to Johanna Tallent as administratrix of Johanna Hintz estate. The case stems from Remus legal work in Chicago in 1919 and a prior judgment against him. Leonard Garver, who defended Remus in federal liquor cases, also appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Remus
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Louis Kohl
Remus
Chicago
Johanna Talient
Johanna Hintz
Kohl
August Hintz
Hintz
Nieman seeks six million in suit over Black and White mark
Eva Nieman owner of Van Publishing Co. claims Plough Chemical Co. infringed her rights in the Black and White trademark used for books. She seeks threefold damages totaling six million dollars, contending the mark was used only as advertising for patent medicines and not as a book trademark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plough Chemical Company
Memphis, Tenn
Eva Nieman
van Publishing Company
Race Street
United States District Court
Chemical Company
Miss Nieman
United States Patent Office
Black and White
Commission of Patents
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Realty Dealer Arraigned on Prohibition Charge
George Scharmann of 315 Mill Street, a real estate dealer, pleads not guilty after arraignment before United States Commissioner Thomas M. Gregory on charges of possessing and selling intoxicating liquor. Earlier raid found wine and a quart of whiskey. He says pre prohibition stock from Newport purchased in 1910. Bond set at 500 dollars for June 13 hearing. W. J. Mooney of 118 Parkway Avenue bound over on a separate charge after waiver of examination. he faced a forty gallon still, seventeen barrels of mash, and ten barrels of liquor. bond also 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scharmann
Mill Street
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Scharmann
Newport
W. J. Mooney
Parkway Avenue
Grand
Gregory
City Taxpayer Seeks Injunction Against Gas Rate Hike
A Cincinnati resident William J. Schultz filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking to block the city from enacting new gas rates and prevent Union Gas and Electric from collecting them until a referendum on the ordinance passed May 19, 1925. Eli G. Frankenstein represents Schultz. The plaintiff says he requested the city to sue in writing, but the request was refused.
Counsel Named to Defend Downing in Murder Case
Judge Ryan yesterday appointed Edward Ballard and Bernard Gilday as attorneys for John Downing a 37 year old carpenter of 719 Armory avenue indicted by the county grand jury on a first degree murder charge in the killing of Mrs Allen Williams 38 of Bromley Ky in a wooded glen in Price Hill on May 16 Downing asked for counsel as he is without funds and will plead to the charge before Judge Ryan tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Criminal Court
Edward M. Ballard
Bernard Gilday
John Downing
Carpenter
Armory Avenue
Allen Williams
Bromley
Price Hill
Downing
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court
Case notes list several filings: No. 195,329 William J. Schultz vs Union Gas and Electric Co for injunction. No. 195,330 Eugene Herbert vs Gertrude Herbert for divorce and child custody. No. 195,831 Arthur A. White et al vs Ry Greisheimer petition in error. No. 195,332 Gertrude Poppe vs William Poppe for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
William J. Schultz
Union Gas and Electric Company
Eugene Herbert
Gertrude Herbert
Arthur A. White Et al
Ry Greisheimer
Gertrude Poppe
William Poppe
School of Household Administration Opens at University
The University of Cincinnati will open a School of Household Administration in September to train women for home making and related vocations. Elizabeth Dyer will lead the school, with courses spanning liberal arts foundations to specialized home management, nutrition, and child care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Elizabeth Dyer
Vassar College
Prince School of Education
Simmons College
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Swe
College of Education
College of Medicine
School of Nursing and Health
Cincinnati Kindergarten Association
Department of Sociology
College of Liberal Arts
School of
School of Household Administration
Mary S. Rose
Henry C. Sherman
Ada Hart Arlitt
Dr. Arlitt
Four Prison Sentences In Homicide Cases In Court
Judge Ryan in Criminal Court imposed life sentences at the Ohio Penitentiary for two men convicted of second degree murder and five year terms for a man and a white suspect convicted of manslaughter. Other cases include a burglary sentence for Tony Preston and related charges, with multiple youths sentenced on robbery and pocket picking counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Ohio
Harry Wille
National Biscuit Company
Wood Street
East End
Carl Basler
Wille
George Welch
Third Street
Eggleston Avenue
Welch
Albert
Vinegar
George Street
Frank Taylor
Cottrell Tate
Richmond Street
Will Jackson
Samuel Bowen, Jr
Carlisle Avenue
Harry Roberts
Carlislie Avenue
Bowen
Roberts
Tony Preston
Jacob Reinstatler
Clark and Baymiller Streets
Samuel Wren
Charlotte
N. C
United States Army
Harry Broerman
Oakley
Broerman
Ida Huenefeld
Norwood
Charles Kilgour
Carrie Belle Spikes
Lizzie Shepherd
Edward M. Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Wife files for divorce over narcotics thefts in Cincinnati
Mrs Gene Poppe 17 filed suit for divorce from William Poppe 28 alleging he stole from her mother and stores to buy narcotics. William, convicted in Municipal Court last Wednesday, fined 100 dollars and costs for narcotics possession. They wed April 4 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gene Poppe
West Liberty Street
William Poppe
Peete Street
Poppe
Mrs Maxwell Must Pay Son's Grocery Bill
Judge Hurley of Common Pleas Court affirmed a $508.12 judgment in favor of Joseph R. Peebles Sons Co against Mrs Clara D Maxwell wife of Lawrence Maxwell Cincinnati lawyer. The case involved groceries charged on Mrs Maxwell's credit by Eleazer Darrow her son by a prior marriage and she disputed authorization for the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Joseph R. Peebles Sons Company
Clara D. Maxwell
Lawrence Maxwell
Cincinnati
Peebles Company
Totals 37102712 34 42715 Formica
Errors identified by Zeglen and Kuhlman with multiple players contributing. McCarthy struck out eight. Bush stole a base and Wing, McCarthy, Berg, and Berg turned double plays. Stratmeier pitched for the winners with Bush also listed as pitcher. Scorer H Willer records the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formica
O'S
Stratmeier
Bush
Beard
McCarthy
Gi Ink
H. Wwiller
Mellon Praises Accountants For High Ethics In Tax Practice
Secretary Mellon lauds the American Institute of Accountants for upholding ethics in tax work before the Treasury Department. Delegates from Ohio Western New York Western Pennsylvania and Indiana attended the eighth regional meeting at the Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
American Institute of Accountants
Treasury Department
Institute
The
Gibson
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Jules Gilmer Korner
Washington, D. C
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Congress
Naval rescue expedition urged with expert Arctic flyers
Haakon H. Bammer, associate in Roald Amundsen's 1923 polar flight and leader of the relief mission, telegraphed the Navy Department in Los Angeles asking for cooperation and the use of an expert Arctic fleet if needed. He has secured three naval planes for the party as it prepares to assist the Norwegian explorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Haakon H. Bammer
Roald Amundsen
Amundsen
Navy Department
Navy head not worried about polar explorers plan
Navy officials say Amundsen may have found a landing site and likely plans to stay longer. Admiral Eberle expects several days before doubts arise and rules out sending a lone naval plane for rescue. MacMillan expedition will search if no word comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Washington
Navy Department
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Amundsen
E.W. Eberle
Secretary of the Navy
Polar
Eberle
Etah
MacMillan
North Pole Expedition News Silent Amid Perfect Arctic Weather
The North American Newspaper Alliance via AP reports no news from the Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole expedition. Weather at Spitzbergen base remains perfect with moderate temperature, full summer daylight, no wind and ice free seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Alliance
Spitzbergen
Saints overpower Stivers 13 7 on late six run inning
St Xavier High School beat Stivers 13 to 7 in Dayton yesterday afternoon for their tenth win. Heavy hitting carried the Saints as they broke open a tight game with six runs in the tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier High
Stivers High
Dayton
Saints
St. Xav
Ab.h.o.a. Stivers
Ider
Shevlin
Murphy
Bamby
Leeds
English
Wilke
Long
Federle
Rogers
Brand
O Gatner
Bam’ger
Leyman
Kelly
Ol Johannes
el Pe
Ers
Cain
Man
Bamberger
Miami Trackmen Defeat Bearcats at Nippert Stadium
The University of Cincinnati fell 80 1-3 to Miami University in a close dual meet at Nippert Stadium. Hopkins won the hurdles title though was disqualified in the 120 yard high hurdles, while Grasseder set a new javeline record at 170 feet 5 1/2 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Nippert Stadium
Miami University
Cincinnati
Bennett
Hillker
Sharkey
Hopkins
Price
Emery
Hiller
Miami
Bill Dunkman
Dietz
Lee Grasseder
Darlin
Minnesota tops Iowa 7–6 in fourteenth Big Ten game
The Minnesota baseball team defeated Iowa 7 to 6, securing their fourth Big Ten win. Minnesota tied the game in the sixth with four runs and took the lead in the eighth as Gary Anderson and Christgau contributed key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minnesota
Thero
Gophers
Ratches Hake Eeach
Miller
Gary, Anderson
Christgu
Elizabeth Ryan Wins In Sur rey Championship Eliza Wave
In Sur rey England on May 23 American Elizabeth Ryan holder of the title defeated Kitty Mc Kane in the challenge round of the Sur rey tennis championship with scores 7 9 3 6 11 1 6 4 1 The match showcases Ryan defending her title against Mc Kane in a three set affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ryan
Surbiton
England
Kitty McKane
Chevrolet 6 Hyde Park Lumber Game Recap
Hyde Park Lumber defeats Chevrola Woods in a high scoring baseball game. Deveny hits a home run and two-base hits from Weilcke Sommers Mohrman Wilson Buck and Smith fuel the offense, while Holloway and Peebles combine for striking out multiple batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Hyde Park Lumber
Hyde P. Ab.h.o.a
Chevrola Woods
Frazer
Hoefle
Sommers
Deveny
Buck
Breslin
Mohrman
Weilcke
Flaig
Kolodzik
Smith
Critchell
Abel
Ffmeyer
Holloway
Peebles
Papusheas Netonion
Stewart
Nicks
Wilson
Clendening
Hagmann
Gibson Art 14-Corcoran Lamp Baseball Box Score
Box score style report shows Gibson Art versus Corcoran Lamp with player stats for H Wessels C Lamb W Wessel and others. It lists runs hits and errors and notes home runs stolen bases double plays and strikeouts with umpire Becker and scorer Mertens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Art
Corcoran Lamp
CL. C. Ab.h.o.a
G. A
Ab.h.o.a. H. Wessels
Lamb
W.wessel
Tabeling
Vicesat
Q Lobitz
Adams
Dresmann
Anderson
Ziegler
Luers
M R
J. New
Huels’n
C. Klug
H. New
Nesterdi
Kemmy
Kluemper
Delfth
Steele
Corcoran L
H. Wessel
Lang
Newmeister
Headley
Lobitz
Wessel
H. Newmeister
Huelsmann
Klug
Hessel
Becker
Mertens
Xavier College Team Beats Transylvania At Lexington 8 to 7
St Xavier of Cincinnati defeated Transylvania 8 to 7 in Lexington. Xavier built an early three run lead, Watts wild in the third, Boyle homered, Transy rallied with Nixon's circuit drive, and the winning run came in the eighth on two scratch hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Transylvania
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Pioneers
Watts
Boyle
Xavier
Transy
Nixon
Rapp
Seco
Michigan Beats Illinois 19 to 5 in Blown-Open Contest
In Urbana on May 23 Michigan overwhelming Illinois 19 to 5 as hits errors and walks shaped a lopsided game. Illinois starter Kinderman left in the first inning and Jablonowski was pulled in the second for Walters as Michigan used18 players and a mix of relief arms to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Urbana
Ill
Illinois
Ilinois
Kinderman
Jablonowski
Walters
Wolverines
Baseball Score Totals Lead To Hitter Highlights
The listing records team at bats errors and base details for players including Ries Priest Echterman and Deiters. Notable achievements include two-base hits by Ries and Priest three-base hits by Priest and Robert, and home runs by Echterman Ries Priest Conner Hower. Porter pitched for 1,000? Conway and Laycock contributed strikeouts with Lape as the umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Company
Day Company
Nash. Day Co
H.O.A Hunter
Stenzel
Lappleé
Felix
Camello
Ellis
Boan
Bonham
Eckert
Puehl
Co Stenzel
Stanley
J. Stenzel
Pallas
Hunter
Endress
Borgman
Counter
Grote
Drakel
C. Co
W. Co
Ries
Ol Brecher
Cooper
Echterm
Vetter
Funsch
H’wer
Conway
Gham
Huesman
Deiters
Rapp
R’thert
I. Eee
Porter
Priest
Wood
Conner Hower
Cos Conway
Laycock
pire—Lape
Fay-Egan 16 Milling Machines 5 in Oakley game
Fay-Egan 16 Milling Machines 5 in Oakley with key plays by Berling Wachman and Miller. Pitchers Wisselman and Decatur recorded notable outs as Stoeckel, Rack, and Penning anchor defense. Bases on balls and errors shaped the scoring in this irregular but decisive matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay-Egan
Fay-Eg
O.A
O.A. Miller
Reising
Wise
Stinsen
Naborhus
R. O
Weich’n
Penning
Sachs
Berling
Hahn
Nickert
R-C
Gilette
Swissh
Stein’ Etz
Cles Weam
Stoeckel
L-C
Wistler
Decatur
Talbot
Settee Mill
Otten
Rack
Base Hi
Penn Quakers Sweep Regatta Over Princeton and Columbia
In Harlem on May 23 Penn Quakers crews, led by coach Jim Rice, won the varsity race by a length and a half over Princeton with Columbia six lengths back. The 150-pound event favored Penn by over six lengths. Penn freshman won the mile and a half in 7:57, with Princeton second and Columbia third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Pennsylvania
Jim Rice
Quakers
Princeton
Columbia
Joe Wright
Wright
Quaker Rowing Committee
Rice
Penna
Varsity
Tigers
American Legion Plans June Boxing Exhibition at Riverside Arena
The Norman Barnes Post of the American Legion announced a boxing exhibition at Covington Riverside Arena in late June. Proceeds will fund a home for Norman Barnes Post members. Boxers include Joe Anderson Billy Ryan Pinkie Mitchell Midget Guery Young Gordoni Speedy Miller Gene La Rue Bozo Guest Jimmy Brown Nick Thompson. Committee members are Chairman Charles Huiet John R Coppin Company C W Krause Cliff Pugh Carl Wachs Stanley Wilson and L J Dominick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Barnes
American Legion
Riverside Arena
Covington
Johnny Drew Seeks upset in K O Mars match at Riverside
Johnny Drew of Worcester Massachusetts a junior lightweight predicts he will finish Knockout Mars in ten rounds at Covington arena Riverside A C tomorrow night Drew seeks to end Mars long ring service and become the region's popular visiting fighter The card includes six round bouts and two sixes with Sport Feeney refereeing and Bob Uricho staging the events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Drew
Worcester
Mass
Drew
Mars
Covington Arena
Riverside A. C
Marg
Queensbury
Benny Valgar
York
New York
Miller
Lew Tendler
Tendler
Joe Layman
Jimmy Sacco
Frankie Fink
Gene Delmont
Paris
Sport Feeney
Fifteen Fleischmann Horses Sold at Belmont Park Ring
Fifteen two year old thoroughbreds from Julius Fleischmann's stable sold in the Belmont Park paddock before races, totaling $52,450. La Ferte and Montferrat each fetched top prices of $7,300 and $8,100, with other buys by Sagamore handlers and bidders including Griswold and Herold. The sale reflected subdued bidding given the stallion's death and engagements canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Julius Fleischmann
Belmont Park
Raymond T. Baker
Sagamore
la Ferte
Samourai-Iodine Jr
Montferrat
Maboul St.-Constance d’Antioche
J. H. Stotler
Bob Smith
Larry
C. J. Griswold
H. Watterson
Fasciste
la Farina
Floretta
Anaitis
Antivari
Simon’s Love
Mahoul Il
Constance d’Antioche
Br. F
Samourai
Trodine
Son Amie
Ch. c
Chateau Lafite
Savonnieres
C. J. Gris
Marathon
Prince Eugene
Chrysopolis
F. A. Herold
Carolman
Simouri—Chatwood
Zerline
Ch. F
Dominion -Nonsense
D. R. McDaniel
Guilleret
B. c
Prestige -Iduano
James F. Johnson
Imp
Basquoise
B. F
Cambrai
Heredia
C. F
Hif
Danie
Dominion -Annerella
J. A. Coburn
Saint Illiers
B. G
Faucheur—La Pile
J. Dows
Columbia
Master Good—Gazza Ladra
D. Byer
Anastas
Simion
H. Waterson
Corail
Ignat More
J. H. Lucas
Baalbeck
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Acmus
United States Courts
Frank Jenkins
Spikey
John Spikes
Jenkins
Caldwell
Vernon Riley
Quinn
Riley
John H. Bare
Lowry Avenue
Can
Ault-Wiborg
Can Co
Ab.h Wiborg
H.O.A. Herk
Ine
Aary
Shorten
Schuster
Grafes
Parrot
Oehler
C Seeeee Sanford
Busby
Schr’ber
Daniels
Lautenschleger
Kunz
Sanford
Gary
Potts
Lawrence
Herkenhine
Appleton
Mcbase
B Sanford
Schreiber
S. Can Co
Ault- Wiborg
Bloemer
Queen City
Formica Ab.h. . A
Q.C
Len
S Mer
Ku Iman
Ross
Strunck
Vatter
Enn’sey
Rgard
Hittel
Wing
Carroll
Poa
Bush Koehler
Carthy
C. R. Whitworth
Harold Worthington
Cleveland
George
Olive
Indianapolis
John Ll. Richey
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Clay Herrick
Guardian Trust Company
Homer S. Pace
Korner
Mr. Pace
Pace
Stivers
Mardock
M’dock
Crow
Ab.h.o
Wolhorst
Cohen
S Boethers
Burns
Barkley
Daly
Rizzatto
Miner
C Aus
Heckler
Powell
O'Neil
Pam
iFischesset
Aum
Grady
Sestanic
Wolhorst Burns
McCann
Dyers
G. Cohen
Wagnner
Grueller
Ey Grady
Wol- Hecker
Boetkers
Weg
Am Rizzatto
Lars Grady
Eckle
O'Grat
Baum
Lanaiec
Bearcats
Hillier
Gruens
Neuers
Neuer Geee
Gruen
Seferino
Birk
Wilmers
Emingholz
P. Aee Ee K.T. Ab.h.o
Woodall
Bart
Sink
Gray
Damm
Brossart
Arns
Graf
Franke
McClave
Brink
Hiben’le
Kliné
Muchmore
Pierce
Andriot
Burling
K.T
Dam Franke
Oodall
Summers
Per—Franke
Umpir Mingle
Kemper-Thomas Newtown
Grattecnatt
Mf Ae Arnold
D. Pence
E. Pence
S Crampton
E. Sulli
McNally
A Puswin
R Winkler
Knox
P Bailey
O'Brein
T Buck
Purcell
Newtown
E. Sullivan
Ledwin
Krens
Pence
Ledee
Reule
Xavier College
AB. C.A
Transv
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Dick’rson
Pny
Gividen
Weet Ewes Rts
Oo Ell
Deal
Rosle
Weis Ge
Dp Wareres
Phelan
Boyd
Ihrens
Reinolds
Magoffin
Schmid
Morrison
Bien
Bier Giiden
Ware
Massie
Alberts
Muth
M. S. C. Ane
B. & O. An. Petricola
Holcomb
Gifford
Rolf
M Rigney
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Slair
Teeters Vonway
Baune
P Mitchell
Setee Welbou
Richter
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Eldridge
Ser
Petricola
Mitchell Gifford
Spalding
Seiber
Nolan
Mt. Echot Park
Berning
Whitehouse
Lunkenheimer
L. Co. An
M.M. Co
Aeons
Kauther
Klein
Kash
Reis
Patash
Hecker
Meyers
Xunkenheimer Park
K. 0. Mars
Riverside
Fleischmann
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