Eight divorces granted in Domestic Relations Court
Judge C. W. Hoffman granted eight divorces in Domestic Relations Court yesterday. Five wives obtained decrees, three husbands followed. Several cases involved claims of neglect or improper support, with details of spouses’ ages and addresses. Jury outcomes varied with some suits taken under advisement or dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoffman
Carrie McElwain
West Second ‘Street
West Thirteenth Street
Sidney Riley
Race Street
Evelyn Valin Bowman
Mound Avenue
Norwood
Maurice Bowman
Hassie Earls
Turner Avenue
Lee Earls
George Street
James B. Dean
California
Caroline Dean
Ivan L. Heinlein
Chestnut Street
Eleanor Heinlein
Back Street
Marion Pinkard
Alms Place
Bernice Pinkard
Hazel Thompson
Mound Street
Rhodes Thompson
Central Avenue
Thompson
Newport
Ethel Wambold
Ohio Avenue
Samuel Wambold
Philadelphia
Suit Seeks 25000 Damages For Boy’s Leg Injury
Charles Saberton files in Common Pleas Court for 25000 damages against Gus Feldkamp Emmet Feldkamp and John Reichert alleging his eight year old son George Saberton had his right leg shortened by half an inch when Reichert’s car at fifty mph crashed through a fence striking the boy in the front yard of 2312 Glenway Avenue on April 1 1925. The suit accuses the Feldkamp car owners and Reichert of negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Saberton
Glenway Avenue
Charles Saberton
Eighth Street
State Avenue
Esterday
Gus Feldkamp
Emmet Feldkamp
Olivia Lane
John A
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 197012
A list of cases filed including Oakley Building and Loan Company vs Albert Gos et al for 4823 32 and foreclosure. Claraer v George Hides for divorce and alimony. Bertha Insko v John Insko for divorce. Florence M Gomien v Progressive Realty for injunction and receiver. Union Trust Company v Ariat Wellington to construe will. Rose Holtmeier v Joseph Holtmeier for alimony. Louise McGuire v Walter McGuire for divorce. Andy Butsche writ of habeas corpus. Midland Acceptance Corp vs Andrew Ratliff for 139 50. Leonard Wissman v Leo Spitzelberg for injunction. Sabin Robbins Paper Co v Hercules Engineering to quiet title. Alvey-Ferguson Co v E I Dupont for 2188 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Oakley Building and Loan Company
Albert Gos
Claraer
George Hides
Bertha Insko
John Insko
Florence M. Gomien
Progressive Realty and Building Company
Andrew B. Ratliff
Leonard Wissman
Leo— M. Spitzelberg
Sabin Robbins Paper Company
Hercules Engineering Corporation
Alvey-Ferguson Company
E. I. Dupont DeNemours Company
George Sabertoh
George Feldkamp
Elsie Hogan
Albert Hogan
A. H. Peinhardt
Louisville & Nashville Ec Company
Fred. Bader
William Ward
Martin Fette
A. E. Crawford
Breitfelder
Edgar F. Owens
Sadie Ee Hilling
William J. Hilling
Alice T
Court Notes Highlight Partnership Suit For Profits
Martin Fette sues Charles E. Crawford in Common Pleas Court seeking an accounting of profits from Crawford Auto Sales. They formed the partnership in March 1924 with Fette to receive a $60 weekly salary and 60 percent of profits, dissolved November 15, 1924, and Fette alleges no accounting since. Also, Judge Roettinger approved an out of court agreement on Henry T. Enders police policy, allocating $1,560 to Enders's children and distributions to his wives. Velma Lewis waived claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Crawford
Crawford Auto Sales Company
Common Pleas Court
Martin Fette
Fette
Crawford
Roettinger
Pp S
Henry T. Enders
Patrolman
Enders
Pearl Enders
Fr. Thomas
William Enders
Fred Enders
Glendale
Agnes Enders
Detroit
Mich
Tillie Enders
Race Street
Velma Enders Lewis
Ungrateful Guest Takes Host's Clothes
Police search for an ungrateful guest who spent the night at George Winters's home at 117 West Twelfth Street and left with a suit of clothes a raincoat and a leather hand bag. He was brought home Tuesday night from Washington Park at about 9 o'clock and had been given a room and a bath before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winters
West Twelfth Street
Mr. Winters
Washington Park
Court calendar items for domestic and criminal cases
Domestic Relations Court under Judge C W Hoffman lists cases 195 205 Jemison versus Jemison 9 oclock 195 276 Kopp versus Kopp 194 184 Thompson versus Thompson 195 919 Vogt versus Vogt 194 096 Burkhardt versus Burkhardt 195 960 Bedacht versus Bedacht. Criminal Court under Judge F L Hoffman shows State versus McGlacken 2702 03 at 9 oclock 27312 State versus Sanders Ilke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoffman
Jemison
Kopp
Thompson
Vogt
Burkhardt
Bedacht
F. L.hoffman
McGlacken
Sanders & Ilke
Bankruptcy Listed for Harvuot Real Estate Broker
United States Courts record Cliff Harvuot of 706 Traction Building listed assets at 9 235.77 and liabilities at 33 699.11 after a petition filed August 1. Charles T. Greve referee appointed Charles Weigel trustee with bond 10 000. creditors include Cincinnatians and several named unsecured claimants with amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Harvuot
United States District Court
Charles T. Greve
Williamson Heater Company
Charles Weigel
Richardson Coal Company Files Bankruptcy Petition
Through president W. J. Richardson the Richardson Coal Company filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Liabilities totaled 16 335 40 while assets were 8 711 26. Only creditor listed was Ideal Letter Service Company of 106 East Fourth Street in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Richardson
Richardson Coal Company
Dixie Terminal
United States District Court
Cincinnati
Ideal Letter Service Company
East Fourth Street
Federal court leadership shifts and varied appeals cases
In the Southern District of Ohio new leaders take posts in Cincinnati and Dayton Clerk Boyd E. Dilley retires after 39 years replaced by Harry F. Rabe Commissioner William A. Rogers succeeds Andrew S. Iddings in Dayton The court also weighs appeals on Terrace Park zoning liquor enforcement and several civil actions including demurrers and patent disputes involving incubator patents and a Cincinnati pavement accident claim.
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United States Court
District of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Boyd E. Dilley
Harry F. Rabe
Dayton
William A. Rogers
Andrew S. Iddings
Terrace Park
Russell Errett
New Carnada
Fla
United States Court of Appeals
John Mattingly
Holy Cross
Nelson County
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mattingly
United States District Court
Louisville
Jefferson County
James E. Davis
Dan B. Granger
Louis McGlaughlin
Dan B. Granger & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aeuit
Corcoran Manufacturing Company
John J. Burckhauser
William E. Barrs
Froome Morris
Mr. Morris
Edward V
Mary Kelly
City of Cincinnati
Jane H. Anderson
Willia Barrs
Antoinette Meyer
Philip Boehler
Burckhauser
Third Street
Central Avenue
A. E. Grimes
Decatur
Ohio Hatchery
Buckeye Incubator Company
Springfield
Samuel B. Smith
Cleveland
Withrow Hardware Couny
Hamilton Avenue
Charles T. Greeve
Bruce Pollard
Stewart to direct Cincinnati Street Railway after six years in Youngstown
Joseph B. Stewart Jr., longtime superintendent of the Youngstown Municipal Railway, will become general manager of the Cincinnati Street Railway Company. He will serve as assistant to Walter A. Draper, vice president of The Cincinnati Tractions Company, and assume the post November 1. Stewart is noted for traffic scheduling, interurban bus integration, and street railway planning. He hails from Baltimore and is an MIT graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Stewart, Jr
Youngstown Municipal Railway Company
Youngstown
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Walter A. Draper
Cincinnati Tractions Company
Street Railway Company i
Stewart
Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr Lowrie to Talk on World Politics at UC
The second in a weekly series on International Politics features Dr Si Gale Lowrie of the political science department speaking on Nationalism at 4 pm in McMicken Auditorium University of Cincinnati. The open lecture will discuss nationalism and its influence with future speakers from the Liberal Arts faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMicken
University of Cincinnati
Si Gale Lowrie
Lowrie
College of Liberal Arts
Herbert Feis
George A. Hedger
Harold Patton
Nevin M. Fenneman
James A. Quinn
Otto C. von Schlichten
Tranium Latonia trainer ends life after race horse loss
Christopher Kirschbaum a 35 year old Latonia race track trainer shot himself after his horse Nayaki was claimed by Bud Gentry. He left a note to his wife and was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital where he died. His horse Nayarit had been claimed earlier for 2200 dollars and his other plater Spread Eagle was out of conditioning. The body was sent to Oakland for burial with wife Kathryn present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Christopher Kirschbaum
Chris
Kirschbaum
Nayaki
Bud Gentry
Winston Road
Latonia
Ralph Hartman
West Thirty-fourth Street
Henry Ritte
Southern
Deco
Oakland
Cal
J. Crane
Spread Eagle
Mr. Crane
Nayarit
A. B. Spreckels
America
Bond Issue Argument Before Supreme Court
A legal dispute over the Cincinnati Board of Education’s authority to issue 450000 in bonds will be argued before Ohio’s State Supreme Court in Columbus. Three City Solicitor representatives will present the mandamus case targeting Samuel Aci, president, and Robert W. Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McInnati Board of Education
State Supreme Court At
Columbus
City Officials Prepare Bond Issue and Legal Actions
The clerk will sign and seal the bonds of a $5,000,000 issue approved by voters years ago. City Solicitor Frank Bowman and assistants Landon Forchheimer and N. H. Maxwell handle legal work. Forchheimer also acts for the School Board in a filed suit, while Bowman argues a case on alien rights to run poolrooms in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowman
Landon Forchheimer
N. H. Maxwell
Forchheimer
Bowman
Cincinnati
Advertising draws customers and boosts sales
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