Judge to rule on indictment in liquor case
Judge Struble of Common Pleas Court will issue an opinion on whether Rev. John F. Herget's business men's grand jury could indict in liquor cases without sworn affidavits. The matter arose during Jimmy Patterson's trial as witnesses testified he sold liquor and Patterson was ill earlier. The judge heard the case without a jury and was to announce his ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struble
Common Pleas Court
John F. Herget
Dennis J. Hackett
Jimmy Patterson
Kenyon Avenue
Patterson
Dr. Herget
Jennie
Divorce Complaint Alleges Public Belittling and Financial Misconduct
Mrs Helen De Solar, former Cincinnati newspaper woman, sues Francisco DeSoler in Domestic Relations Court alleging constant public insult calling her an old woman in youth and that he failed to provide. She also accuses him of pawning her jewelry selling Liberty bonds and borrowing from her mother and cousin without repaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen de Solar
Cincinnati
Francisco DeSoler
Troy
DeSoler
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Husband Affection for Other Women
Mrs. Margaret Tadlock testified in Domestic Relations Court that her husband William Tadlock liked to kiss and hug her friends and even her sister. She described repeated refusals to buy clothes for her and said he left her seven times in two years. She produced letters signed by "Gertie" urging Billie to think of his Pittsburgh sweetheart. Judge Hoffman reserved ruling. another divorce was granted to Mrs. Ethel Schumaker from Earl Schumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tadlock
West Seventh Street
C. W. Hoffman
Domestic Relations Court
William Franklin Tadlock
High Street
Louisville
Gertie
Hoffman
Ethel Schumaker
Mt. Washington
Earl Schumaker
Fifth Street
Alienation suit filed against woman for damages
William Thorndyke filed a $10,000 damages suit in Common Pleas Court for Mrs. Anna Sinkhorn of 259 Pike Street against Miss Alice Scheres of 146s Eastern Avenue, an employee of Frank Tea and Spice. The suit alleges Scheres seduced Sinkhorn with endearing notes and gifts, causing him to leave his wife, return, and again leave on January 12, 1925, forcing Sinkhorn to work as a laundress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thorndyke
Anna Sinkhorn
Pike Street
Common Pleas
Alice Scheres
Eastern Avenue
Frank Tea and Spice Company
Miss Scheres
Sinkhorn
Birthday Present Suspends Sentence in Manslaughter Case
Judge Ryan of Criminal Court suspended a sentence yesterday for Herbert Brandell of Madisonville after he pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Brandell, 25, accidentally shot and killed Jack White, 24, during a May 9, 1924, friendly scuffle. expected penalties could have run one to twenty years. Dudle M. Outecast, assistant county prosecutor, noted the two men were friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Reformatory
Ryan
Criminal Court
Herbert Brandell
Mervin Avenue
Madisonville
Brandell
Dudle M. Outecast
Jack White
Plainville Pike
Charles S Bell Prosecution Motion Filed With Supreme Court
County Prosecutor Charles S. Bell yesterday filed a motion and briefs with the Supreme Court of the state seeking action on a criminal case. Details of the motion were not disclosed in the brief public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bell
Supreme Court of the
Court Calendar of Common Pleas and Related Courts Today
Lists of dockets for Common Pleas Courts in various rooms with judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Struble Roeittinger Darby Hurley and Marx. includes cases such as Neidhard v State and others across rooms 1 3 4 5 6 7 9. Superior and Domestic Relations Courts also noted with multiple dockets.
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Common Pleas Courts
Caldwell
Neidhard
State of Ohio
LeBlond
Buns
Hunkler
Fulford
Brawley
Peck
Goldreich
Hugging
Heyl
Woeibert Oeged Company
Helwig
Nowsylvania Tobacco Company
Bernstein
Koch
Behring
Graves
Schackel
F. L. Hoffman
Tenover
Ball
Nes
Norwood Paint and Glass Company
Mollye S. Dorfman
Ki & Teall Company
Huetker
Struble
Roeittinger
Cain
Rybolt Heating Company
Boehm
Beazell and Chatfield Embezzlement Case Heads to Court
United States weighs dismissal or affirmation of the Bea zell Chatfield conviction for embezzling customers securities. The former brokers, Beazell and Chatfield Jr., were sentenced to nine years in Ohio Penitentiary by Judge Darby. Bell urges disposal by the Supreme Court at the earliest moment. decision expected before June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George H. Beazell
William H. Chatfield, Jr
Beazell & Chatfield
Ohio
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Bell
Supreme Court
Tailor William Uebel Charged in Juvenile Delinquency Case
A warrant issued in Juvenile Court names William Uebel a Madisonville tailor residing at 5917 Madison road and operating at 4916 Wetsel avenue. He is charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency over his alleged attention to a sixteen year-old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Uebel
Madison Road
Wetsel Avenue
Madisonville
Westerfield Held for Longview Hospital After Window Incident
William Westerfield, 39, of 1633 Western Avenue, was committed to Longview Hospital by Judge Lueders after last Monday he threw his wife Elsie Westerfield from a third story window. A court alienist Dr. W C Kendig found him mentally incompetent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
William Westerfield
Western Avenue
Elsie Westerfield
Longview Hospital
Lueders
W. C Kendig
Westerfield
Giffin Will Sustained by Ohio Court
A jury in Judge Hoffman’s Common Pleas Court sustained the will of Mrs. Mary E. Giffin who died in Cincinnati. Grandson Harvey John Aston, 17, who received 100 under the 1908 will, had sued to have it set aside claiming his grandmother was incompetent due to age. Mrs. Giffin’s sons Edward and James Giffin were named principal beneficiaries of the $6,000 estate.
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
The docket lists multiple cases in No. 195,384 to No. 195,399. Filings include divorces for DeSol er, Lewis, Richeriek, Bell, and Mayer. foreclosures and mortgage actions against Olthaus. damages suits including Gerber, Rintbors, Roeller, Mesh, and Ramsey. alimony and injunction requests. and a lien against The Star Clothing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Helen T. DeSoler
Francisco DeSoler
Albert Huge
Ralph Altamore
Maud Lewis
Frank Lewis
General Fairmount B. & L. Company
Alma Olthaus
A Say Aoyce
Emil E. Gerber
J. Rintbors
Alice Scheres
Mable Richeriek
Merrie Richeriek
Finkelstein & Sons
Fred C. Roeller
William M. Wratt
Margaret Diehl
Nicholas Diehl, Jr
Frank S. Rotherhoefer
Edward C. Schreiber
Charles Albrecht
Charles Ramsey
Charles G. Bell
Leah S. Bell
Protest of steel firms on freight rates heard
Protests by iron and steel interests in Southern Ohio against proposed reductions in freight rates from the Birmingham district to Memphis and other Mississippi Valley points were heard by R T Worthington, Interstate Commerce Commission examiner, at Gibson. The rates were suspended at the Chamber of Commerce and steel interests' request. Firms including American Rolling Mill Company and Andrews Steel Company argue the rates are too low compared to northern districts, harming sales to southern consumers. Worthington left for Washington to report recommendations next week.
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Ohio
Birmingham
Memphis
Mississippi Valley
R. T. Worthington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gibson
Chamber of Commerce and Iron and Steel
American Rolling Mill Company
Andrews Steel Company
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Court Tension in Reckless Driving Case Near Dayton
In Traffic Court Judge Bell faced interruptions from Elizabeth Burlew of Dayton while unraveling a tangled reckless driving case with five warrants. Burlew, charged with disorderly conduct, was fined 100 dollars and costs after a heated scene. she was given 24 hours to pay. The incident followed a collision between a Milford bus driven by Theodore Davis and a car driven by William Gunter. Burlew and her husband rode on the bus. Gunter was fined 5 dollars and costs for striking John Stevens. Stevens faced two disorderly conduct charges. one was dismissed, the other fined 2 dollars in costs. A separate reckless driving charge against Gunter was dismissed. George Kahny was fined 29 dollars after police officer James Gorman testified he was pushed off Kahny’s running board while a citation was attempted. Leslie Atchison and Maurice Ryan, both Sayler Park residents, were fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding. Ray Thorn of Redbank was fined 10 dollars on a minor charge.
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Elizabeth Burlew
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Judge Bell
Milford
Theodore Davis
William Gunter
Gladstone Avenue
Burlew
Gunter
John Stevens
East Front Street
Stevens
Bell
Ray Thorn
Wooster Pike
Redbank
Judge Says Perjury Alleged in Elmwood Rendering Case
In a $15,000 damage suit, Lawrence Keller claims injuries from a July accident at Elmwood Rendering Company in Lockland. Judge Hurley warned of perjury after hearing highly divergent testimony and will study the case further as to who misrepresented facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Keller
Northside
Elmwood Rendering Company
Lockland
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Keller
Thomas L. Michie
Chester Durr
Coal Industry Loses Money Says Congress Delegates
J F Callbreath secretary of the American Mining Congress told a Gibson dinner that bituminous operators posted losses 1922 to 1924 as profits were wiped out by selling problems and overcapacity. He urged policy shifts and noted industry overproduction risks and government economy. The convention ends today at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mining Congress
Trade Commission
Income Tax Department
Federal Treasury
J. F. Callbreath
Aes
Callbreath
Milady
Cade Commission
Commission
Nebraska
Tom Lee hailed for bravery after river disaster
Tom Lee a swarthy Memphis Negro credited with saving thirty two lives when the steamer Norman sank in the Mississippi River. He was received by President Coolidge in Washington with Paul Black and George Morris of the Memphis News Scimitar present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom Lee
Norman
Mississippi River
President Coolidge
Paul Black
George Morris
Memphis News Scimitar
Tom
Coolidge
De Pinedo Reaches Sumbawa on Flight to Australia
Italian airman Commander de Pinedo arrived at Sumbawa Island in the Dutch East Indies this evening after departing Sourabaya. He is en route from Italy toward Australia and Japan in a historic long distance air journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Pinedo
Sumbawa
Associated Press
Bima
Dutch East Indies
Italy
Australia
Japan
Sourabaya
English judge lauds American Juvenile Court system here
Justice Thomas William Trought of Birmingham England praises Judge Charles W. Hoffman and the juvenile court setup in America after a visit yesterday. He travels to Denver for the International Probational Conference on June 8, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thomas William Trought
Birmingham
England
Denver
Col
Baby Swing and Stand Bathinettes Reach Store Shelves
New line of nursery essentials including baby swing stand bathinettes dressing tables comfy cribs kiddie koo ps rubber sheeting diapers bibs debuts for parents shopping for child care gear.
Father Burke In Serious Condition After Appendi citis Operation
Rev Father John H Burke pastor of Church of the Nativity Pleasant Ridge is in serious condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after an appendicitis operation on Monday night. Physicians report complications aggravating his case though slight improvement was noted last night and he remains in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Burke
John H. Burke
Church of the Nativity
Pleasant Ridge
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
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Travelers’ Insurance Company
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