Two acquitted of vice charges in county probe
Two defendants in a Rev. John F. Hergett grand jury probe into road house evils and liquor conditions were acquitted by Judge Struble. Cooper Austin of Elmwood was cleared of exhibiting a gaming device after conflicting testimony about location. Thomas Murphy of Navajo Inn was cleared of keeping a house as a house of ill fame despite evidence of improper dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Herget
Cooper Austin
Sanitary
Main Avenue
Elmwood Lace
Struble
John Whittaker
Grand Jury
John F. Lyons
Juvenile Protective Association
Benjamin F. Pink
Austin
Thomas Murphy
Winton Road
Murphy
William Thorndyke
Prison Term Set for Manslaughter of Henry Wynn
Judge Ryan imposed a fifteen year penitentiary sentence on Raymond Jackson for manslaughter after he pleaded guilty. Jackson, of 1044 Cutter street, was charged with killing Henry Wynn, 1012 Cutter street, during a June 21, 1924 quarrel. Dudley Outcast led the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Raymond Jackson
Cutter Street
Dudley M. Outcast
Jackson
Henry Wynn
Attorney Flees City Injunction Dissolved
Due to the absence of Carl Magee an embezzlement suspect a judge dissolved an injunction against the Whitewater Township Board of Education. The order had barred interference with the Roesslers possession of the former Whitewater School building pending school use. The property was to revert to John and Estella Roessler when not used for school purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Magee
F. L. Hoffman
Sylvester Hickey
Magee
Board of Education of
Whitewater Township
Whitewater
John Roessler
Estella Roessler
Roessler
Board of Education
Hoffman
Wrong place to come for divorce judge says
Mrs Nary Poole sought a divorce from Jeff James Poole in Cincinnati but Judge C W Hoffman dismissed the case after noting she stopped there to obtain a divorce. Poole, 29, from Nassau Street, had married in Sacramento in 1914 and separated in 1923. She planned to live with her mother in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
C. W. Hoffman
Nary Poole
Nassau Street
Jeff James Poole
Oakland
Cal
Poole
Hoffman
Clara A. Sullivan
Divorce Granted by Judge Hoffman in Mt Adams Case
The court granted a divorce to the plaintiff from Mt Adams, with Judge Hoffman presiding. The defendant was John L. Sullivan of 321 Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon Street
Mt. Adams
Hoffman
John L. Sullivan
Central Avenue
Brand charges false in trademark action
Miss Eva Nieman of 434 Race Street owner of Van Publishing Company faced a Memphis firm Plough Chemical Company that filed motions in United States District Court yesterday to dismiss her counter claims in a suit over the Black and White trademark for a pamphlet series. Nieman seeks 6 million dollars in damages and an injunction against alleged infringement while the brand is challenged as scandalous and impertinent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva . Nieman
Racestreet
van Publishing Company
Plough Chemical Company
Memphis
Reichert Visit Sparks Rumors in Federal Building
United States courts report rumors after councilman and cafe owner Joseph Reichert met A. Lee Beaty and discussed matters. Reichert, a co conspirator named in a graft indictment against police officers and city officials, denied linking the meeting to the case, while observers suspect Bell sought government transcripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lee Beaty
United States District Attorney
Mades
Joseph Reichert
Reichert
Federal
Charles S. Bell
Hareth E. May
Beaty
Ciry
Bell
France to oust 680 Red propagandists from Paris
Paris reports the French Foreign Ministry will refuse passport visas to 680 Soviet agents, forcing them to leave France at expiration. The move targets Bolshevist propaganda tied to Moscow’s agents and efforts focus on breaking up agitation, especially in Casablanca Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
France
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Morocco
Casablanca
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Eight Taken From Stranded Steamer America at Grand Marais
Eight passengers of the steamer America, wrecked off Scott Point near Grand Marais, were brought ashore and continued to Duluth. The ship’s crew of thirty remained aboard as tugs attempt to pull the vessel into deep water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Marais
Minn
America
Scott Point
Duluth
Court Theaters Plans to Levy 15.25 Percent Assessment
In Ironton Ohio H M Edwards trustee seeks authority to levy a 15.25 percent assessment on unpaid capital stock of Ironton Brewing Company now Court Products Company bankrupt since April 1919. The move aims to fund administration and pay a dividend to general creditors while preferred creditors were paid in full. The same docket notes a Westfield Fruit Products Company defense to a suit over 3800 cans of sour pitted cherries deemed unfit for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ironton Brewing Company
Ironton
H. M. Edwards
United States District Court
Court Products Company
Westfield Fruit Products Company
Westfield
N. Y
Cincinnati
Westfield Company
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in the Common Pleas Court includes 195,400 to 195,420 with claims such as injunctions abatements of nuisance partition of estates divorces divisions of property and several money judgments. Notable actions include Alfred Plenge vs Edith Aday for partition and multiple divorce actions including Alma Sargeant vs Harry Sargeant and Sadie Van Sant vs Grover Van Sant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
Carmine Frederico
Max Ledermeier
Alice Ledermeier
John King
Robert Fuerst
Ada McGehean
Jeff McGehean
John H. Stocker
August B. Stocker
Harry Hobson
Marie Hobson
Harry Manning
Lucy Manning
Luella Johns
Harry Johns
The
Bradley Lumber Company
Harry P. Wiborg
Harry Smith
City of Cincinnati
Arthur E. Conover
Lela Conover
Esther Bertelsman
Walker Bertelsman
the Colones Company
John Peter
Fannie Smith
Isiah Smith
Bessie A. Wills
Julia W. Russell
William P. Hohman
Bessie M. Smith
Betty Wippel
Samuel F. Wippel
Superior Court
Mary A. Stevens
Elmer G Kahle
Prize Day Honors At University Of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati awards prizes for art and literature announced by Dean Frank W. Chandler. Lillian Herschede led with three first prizes in short story drama and sculpture. Mabel Hubbard Johnson won poetry first and short story second. Other winners include Grace Haller Alice Russell John Castellini Earnest Dalton R. B. Smalley Maxwell Meyers R. E. Cappel Russell Baile Mary Jones Paul Gayma Marjorie Schmidt Betty Youmans C. E. Meyer Elbert Gruenberg George Harmon George Koch Sam Miller Frank Wade and more. Seniors named to Cincinnatus include Forest Ely Dorothy Oaken Margaret Bauer Lenore Lewis Bess Riley Warren Marvin Margaret Heckle Mary Louise Buck Kelly Siddal H. Lynne Barber George Bradner Robert Hynes. Debating awards go to Dorthea Lynch Ruth Thorpe Stella Mae Adamson Selma Carliff Florence Dalzell Susanna Kaliher Joshua Liebman Edgar Humans. Maria Brady wins the C ring as best all-around woman student. Vir ginia Lampe wins the Omega Sigma Pi chemistry prize. Helen Norris earns Pi Chi Epsilon for top senior in Engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
McMicken Hall
Frank W. Chandler
College of Liberal Arts
Lillian Herschede
Mabel Hubbard Johnson
Grace Haller
Alice Russell
John Castellini
Earnest Dalton
R. B. Smalley
Maxwell Meyers
R. E. Cappel
Russell Baile
Mary Jones
Paul Gayma
Marjorie Schmidt
Betty Youmans
C. E. Meyer
Miss Youmans
Varsity Art Club
C. E. Moyer
Elbert Gruenberg
George Harmon
George Koch
Sam Miller
Frank Wade
Cincinnatus Honorary Alumni Society
Forest Ely
Dorothy Oaken
Margaret Bauer
Lenore Lewis
Bess Riley
Warren K. Marvin
Margaret Heckle
Mary Louise Buck
Kelly Siddal
H. Lynne Barber
George Bradner
Robert Hynes
B. C. van Wye
Dorthea Lynch
Ruth Thorpe
Stella Mae Adamson
Selma Carliff
Florence Dalzell
Susanna Kaliher
Joshua Liebman
Edgar Humans
Maria Brady
Helen Smith
Physical Education Department
Engineering
Lockland High to Graduate 39 at June 5 Exercises
Thirty nine Lockland High School seniors will receive diplomas at commencement June 5 in the school auditorium. Co H Freeman of Ohio Northern University Ada will deliver the class day address. Rev Marvin F Ballew will give the baccalaureate sermon at Lockland Methodist Church. The senior class play The Boomerang will be staged Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland High School
Co. H. Freeman
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Marvin F. Ballew
Lockland Methodist Church
William Askran
Edwin Beschman
Marie Clark
Williard Clegg
Elizabeth Cole
Thelma Emmonds
Arthur Fricke
Helen Gardner
Mary Gibbons
Dorothy Goodwin
Florence Holt
Harold D! Jonte
Catherine Keltner
Mary Kirschenbaum
Verona King
Kathryn Koelshh
Bernice Koehl
Ted Knechtley
Roderich Lauch
Herschel Luke
Dorothy Lynd
Mary McGehey
Clifford Meyers
Marian Meyers
Edith Monroe
Bernice Page
Helen Rheinfrank
Alice Russell
Kenneth Schierloh
Lloyd S Schierloh
Vivian Schaffer
Martha Skillman
Gerald Towner
George van Lokeren
Mildred van Nest
Teressa Wamsley
Edith Williams
Oliver Whitehead
Robert Zugeg
Four Arrested in Transformer Parts Theft Near Bridge
Police say four black men destroyed $3,000 in property to steal transformer copper sold for $4 each. Clifton Massenburg, 19, led the gang with two accomplices, William Bennet and John Mass, 20 and 19, arrested nearby. Ben Watelsky, 40, a second hand dealer, was later arrested after police traced information to him at 1001 West Sixth Street. Watelsky denied buying the loot. search found no copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fricke
Cashman
Connell
Ben Watelsky
West Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Suspension Bridge
Clifton Mass
Sixth Annual Concert at Withrow High School
The sixth annual concert by Withrow High School musical groups was held in the school auditorium under director Joseph Surdo. Over 300 students performed after a year of rehearsals. A standout piece was An Ode to Lincoln by Prof. Surdo, praised after its earlier National Superintendent's Convention performance. Miss Genevieve Bookwalter completed her second year as first violinist with credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withrow High School
Joseph Surdo
Lincoln
Surdo
W. C. Washburn
Washburn School
Genevieve Bookwalter
Garbutt reports high school commercial graduates placed in jobs
More than half of 152 students in Cincinnati high school commercial departments have secured employment through Irving R. Garbutt, director of commercial education. Seventy two graduates will receive diplomas from Woodward High School and start at an average salary of fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Irving R. Garbutt
Woodward High School
Romantic blood lands him in jail
Manuel Garcia a 22 year old immigrant from Spain faced Judge C W Hoffman in Juvenile Court on a charge of contributing to juvenile delinquency. He sought marriage to 17 year old Ethel Jester of Covington after meeting at the Alms Hotel in Cincinnati. Garcia claimed loneliness and love and was sentenced to three months in county jail while the girl was placed with a social worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Garcia
Spain
United States
New York
Garcia
Cincinnati
Alms Hotel
Ethel Jester
Emmet Jester
Holman Street
Covington
Mary Jester
C. W. Hoffman
Principal Ends 30 Years' Work At Mt Auburn School
Samuel Taylor Logan, age 70, longtime Cincinnati educator, retiring after 30 years in Cincinnati schools and 50 years in teaching. A Mothers' Club party at Mt Auburn School honored him with a $100 gift and Rookwood book ends. E. D. Roberts praised his service. Logan plans to move to Oxford, Ohio after the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Samuel Taylor Logan
Logan
Cincinnati
Mothers’ Club
Kindergarten Mothers’ Club
Rookwood
William H. Lueders
Mr.Auburn Welfare Association
Auburn
E. D. Roberts
Hamilton County
Westwood School
Old First District
Old Fourth Intermediate
Washburn
Oxford
Income Taxes Due Second Installment for 1924
About 80,000 taxpayers were notified by deputies of Charles M. Dean that the second 1924 installment is due. Kenneth P. Clark said payments will bring in $3,000,000 to $5,000,000, with penalties due after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue Collector
Kenneth P. Clark
Income Tax Division
Rock Dusting debated at American Mining Congress
Delegates at Music Hall heard that rock dusting is the best explosion control for coal mines though cost and method of procurement vary. Speakers noted finer dust reduces explosive risk but increases pulverizing costs as the session covered effective cutting and shooting methods and new explosives. The convention closes with officers elected in Washington and a vote on making Cifternan a permanent meeting city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mining Congress
Music Hall
Charles Wagner
Glen Alden Coal Company
Scranton
C. E. Reynolds
Allegheny-Pittsburgh Coal Company
Parnassus
L. F. Young
Union Colliery Company
St. Louis
C. W. Smith
Illinois Coal Corporation
Congress
Washington
D. C
Cifternan
Col Logan Named Paris Agent for Dillon Read & Co
Colonel James A. Logan Jr who has acted as America s unofficial observer at postwar international finance conferences will become Paris representative for Dillon Read Co New York financiers The announcement comes at a Paris dinner Logan recently married Mrs Le Grand C Griswold and is in Paris resigning his U S government commissions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
James A. Logan, Jr
America
Paris
Dillon, Read & Co
Logan
le Grand C. Griswold
United States
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Max Wocher & Son Co
Cincinnati Salvage Co
East Pearl ST
Campbell’s Creek
Campbell’s Creek Coal Co
Union Central
Newport Branch
Third
York Treets
South
Commercial Tribune
Grateful Nation
Heroes
Fourth Street
Iches
Charles Rees
St. Paul
VIA
Hamilton
Middletown
Franklin
Miamisburg
West Carrolton
Dayton
C &O Motor Delivery CO
New Depot
Front St
BRAND
United States Courts
Withrow
Col. Logan
Liberal Savings & Loan Co
Main St
Opp
Postoffice Eighth
John Srs
OUR
Gettysburg
Groffabley Ana
Indianapolis
Baymiller Station
Dixie Terminal
Pogue
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