Jury Upholds Father's Right To Discipline Daughter
A jury acquitted Michael McGucken of cutting to kill and wound after he disciplined his 16 year old daughter Mary for returning home late. He testified he confronted three youths who interfered and cursed him, saying he struck one repeatedly. The defense argued the case centered on parental authority and home sanctity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGucken
Daughter
F. L. Hoffman
Criminal Court
Michael McGucken
David Street
Mary McGucken
Howard Reynolds
Jones Street
Arthur Fix
Daniel McCarthy
Armory Avenas
Clifford Auel
Washington Park
West End
Mr. Fix
Patrick Kilgariff
Names of fourteen women drawn for brokers trial jury
A list of fourteen women was drawn from fifty prospective jurors for the trial of George A. Sawyer Herbert I. Channer and Fred G. Mc Laughlin, partners in Channer & Sawyer, on embezzlement charges. The panel includes Alice Brokaw and Marguerite A. Chapman among others. The trial in Judge Ryan’s Common Pleas Court is set to begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHenry Read
Jessie W. Beyer
Floral Avenue
Norwood
Marguerite A. Chapman
Ault Park Road
Selmans. Lucas
Auburn Avenue
Helen Ault
Elm Avenue
Wyoming
Diana K. Scott
Michigan Avenue
Minnie Campbell
Clark Street
Stella Oberle
Nansen Street
Carthage
Pearl Endres
Emerson Avenue
North College Hill
Stella R. Paul
Burch Avenue
Edith Hannan
Kilgour Street
Cornelia Niabit
Belmont
College Hill
Irene Johnson
Mt. Washington
Grace Kinsley
West Eighth Street
James Petrie
South Avenue
Silverton
John F. Esichel
Hamilton Avenue
William Weiglein, Jr
Herschell and Observatory
Jacob Rothaas
Montieth Avenue
Dave J. Hamburger
Blair Avenue
Joseph P. McCudden
Woodlawn Avenue
Charley H. Griswold
Jefferson Avenue
William Callahan
Montgomery Avenue
James J. Haley
Dixmont Avenue
Ben Ewald
Edwards Jodd
Stephen Beatty
Concord Avenue
Charles K. Grabill
West Seventh Street
Robert M. Byland
Brentwood Avenue
Karl G. Keck
George J. Austin
Park Avenue
Charles W. Schmidt
Madison Road
George Halvorson
Flora Avenue
Louis J. Dykes
Grand Avenue
Bernard J. Macke
Fortune Avenue
Henry Boon
Mr. Healthy
Curtis W. Goodapple
Kinney Avenue
Ryan
Charngold Corporation
Virginia Guilfoyle
Wellston, O
Dorr, Druehee, and Other Civil Actions in Reem Court
A list of civil case numbers and parties from Reem Pleas Court and Superior Court detailing divorce alimony custody partition and monetary claims. Cases include Laura F Dorr versus Daniel F Dorr Bernard F Druehee versus Jerome Lacey Provident Savings Bank vs Albert Gloss et al Raymond Beagle vs Ida Archer George W Horstman vs John Bierman Clarence D Henry vs Robert Luebbert Nellie Sage vs Joseph Rawson Edwin Calton vs Paul Walton Dennis Buckley vs Dennis Redden Theodore Everman et al vs Jake Newman Hudepohl Brewing Company vs James Coppinger Mary F Seubert vs Archie Sparks Mary Marsh vs Henry Puennig Stephen Szep vs Gizzella Saep and Cincinnati Traction Company versus Joseph Schasinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reem Pleas Court
Laura F. Dorr
Daniel F. Dorr
Bernard F. Druehee
Jerome Lacey
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Albert Gloss
Ethel Thomas
Clarence Ees
Raymond Beagle
Ida B. Archer
George W. Horstman
John Bierman
Clarence D. Henry
Robert Luebbert
Nellie C. Sage
Joseph Rawson
Mary F. Seubert
Archie Sparks
Mary Marsh
Henry Puenning
Stephen Szep
Gizzella Saep
Superior Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
Joseph Schasinger
Court Calendar for Domestic and Criminal Sessions
Domestic Relations Court Judge C W Hoffman holds sessions with cases 196210 Holyoke vs Holyokes at 9 o clock and 194918 Weimer vs Weimer 195528 Stevens vs Stevens 195717 Petrakos vs Petrakos 195073 Hembree vs Hembree 195600 Allen vs Allen 195264 Willen vs Willen 196866 Marshall vs Marshall. Criminal Court Judge F L Hoffman presides case 27812 State vs Sanders and Wilke at 9 o clock followed by 25802 State vs Powell and 27829 State vs Chenault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoffman
Holyoke
Holyokes
Weimer
Stevens
Petrakos
Hembree
Allen
Willen
Marshall
F. L. Hoffman
State
Sanders
Wilke
Powell
Chenault
Smoking Start of Divorce Suit Shatters Ideals
Melville G. Kopp 22, musician, seeks divorce from Mabelle Kopp 20, wife of Avondale. They wed Nov 27 1924 in Latonia Ky and honeymooned in Milan Ind. Kopp says she read a Hot Dog magazine in bed and struck him last March. Judge Hoffman deferred ruling. Elmer Bedacht 20, shipping clerk, sought divorce from Bertha Bedacht 18, married Dec 6 1924 Covington Ky and separated July. Judge granted decree.
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Melville G. Kopp
Beredith Place
Pleasant ‘Ridge
Hoffman
Mabelle Kopp
Ridgeway Avenue
Avondale
Latonia
Milan
Ind
Kopp
Elmer Bedacht
Mt. Healthy
Bertha Bedacht
Dudley Street
Covington
Divorces Granted To Several couples in Local Court
The court granted divorces to Lena Thompson and James D. Thompson of Madison road and Warsaw avenue, aged 36 and 47, and to Dolorosa Vogt and Elmer Vogt of Norfolk Building at Eighth and Elm streets, ages 27 and 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Thompson
Madison Road
James D. Thompson
Warsaw Avenue
Dolorosa Vogt
Elmer Vogt
Norfolk Building
Eighth
Elm Streets
Fraud Alleged in $8100 Judgment Against Peddler
Cincinnati Traction Company seeks to overturn a $8100 Superior Court judgment won by Joseph Schlasinger a 45 year old peddler of 1972 Horton Street. The suit claims fraud and perjury in a 1923 collision case, alleging conspiracy to defraud and undisclosed prior injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schasinger
Horton Street
McMicken Avenue
Cincinnati Traction Company
Traction Company
Schlasinger
Footprints Used as Evidence in Hamilton Court Case
In Hamilton County Court footprints dug from mud around a barge of the Philadelphia and Cleveland Coal Co near Addyston dated August 6 1925 the day after rope theft were presented as evidence against Charles Sanders and William Wilke. Assistant County Prosecutor Arthur Fix contends the footprints match the shoes of the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Philadelphia and Cleveland Coal Company
Addyston
Charles Sanders
William Wilke
Arthur Fix
Damages Sought in Dairy Product and Truck Collision
Bernard Struehe filed in Common Pleas Court seeking 96.60 for butter eggs bottles and cases plus 450 for his truck after a collision with Jerome Lacey on Reading Road. The story notes related legal actions including a leather company assignment and probate filings, with details on estates and a divorce suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Lacey
Reading Road
Common Pleas Court
Bernard Struehe
Adams-Henke Leather Company
Main Avenue
St. Bernard
John R. Quane
Sullivan Avenue
Jacob Gordon
Rockdale Avenue
Sarah F. Gordon
David Friedman
Detroit
Stephen Step
Glendale
Gizzella Step
Bernard C. Fox
Florida man fined in federal rum case
Thomas W. Kent formerly of 3415 Mooney Avenue traveled from Florida to answer before Judge Hickenlooper in Federal Court for possessing two pints of whisky. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Several other liquor-law violators faced fines, jail terms, or vehicle losses, including Ray Brickwedde, William Bauer, Patrick Bain, George Ewing, Hollis Haley, Jacob Holschuck, William Kenny, Frank Felix, Nicholas Keenan, John Gannon, Charles Geiger, Chris Bettinger, Louis Grzanke, Anthony Heim, and Lawrence Fredericks, with penalties ranging from 25 to 300 dollars and 30 days to 60 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Kent
Mooney Avenue
Florida
Hickenlooper
Ray Brickwedde
Lexington Avenue
William Bauer
Milford
Glendale Pike
Patrick H. Bain
Kellogg Avenue
Coney Island
George Ewing
Hollis D. Haley
Bellevue
Jacob Holschuck
Findlay
Race
William Kenning
Frank Felix
Westwood Avenue
Nicholas G. Keenan
Harrison Avenue
John Gannon
Commerce Street
Hopple Street
Chris Bettinger
Louis Grzanke
Cecil Street
Anthony Heim
Lawrence Fredericks
West Fifteenth Street
Control of Bus Lines Stirs Row
Hearing before the Street Railway Committee revealed a split over which city officials should supervise bus operations. Proponents urged unified control under a single director, while opponents pushed for a Bus Director with final council oversight.
Group activity called need of all nations lecture
Dr. St. Gale Lowrie, University of Cincinnati professor, argues for global group activity over national walls. He asserts large economies benefit from united economic laws while restricts imperialist policies and advocates separate political organizations aligned with public needs. He urges world politics focus on commerce and intercourses among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
St. Gale Lowrie
University of Cincinnati
United States
Lowrie
Woman Struck by Auto Injures Mrs Mason in City
Mrs. Jennie Mason age 50 of 815 Main Place was bruised when a car driven by Julian Levy of 3328 Graydon Road hit her at Reading Road and Rockdale Avenue after she and her husband stepped from behind a street car. She was taken to Jewish Hospital. witnesses called it unavoidable.
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Jennie Mason
Main Place
Julian Levy
Graydon Road
Reading Road
Rockdale Avenue
Court grants appeal in Kerns damages case
Lon M. Kerns a 34 year old car repairer of St. Albans West Virginia was granted permission to appeal a $7000 damages award by Judge Hickenlooper. The filing also notes a separate suit by Famous Players Lasky Corp seeking $15000 for alleged contract breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon M. Kerns
St. Albans
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Hickenlooper
Kerns
Fifth Street
Pike Street
Phil Morton
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Morton
Earl Flannery
Main Street
Hamilton
Ohio
New Jersey
A. Lee Beaty
John N. Drieberg
Toledo
Miami and Erie Canal
Maumee Valley Electric Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
American Hailway Lie Company
Louis Reed
Anderson Leman
Rittenhouse Street
Thomas Gregory
United States Commoner
Federal Grand Jury
Dawson Moneyhan
Exp
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Two Cincinnatians Hurt In Wreck On Highway 39
Two Cincinnati men were injured when their car overturned on Highway 39 near the Indiana border. A Sagoro 34 and Booes Cook 33 employees of David Abdallah Son were en route to Indianapolis. Sagoro suffered a fractured skull and shoulder injuries and is in serious condition. Cook sustained scalp and arm wounds and was treated at Abdallahs residence.
Change in Zoning Law Prompted By Building Commissioner
Building Commissioner George Hauser formally notified the City Planning Commission that the zoning ordinance needs a complete, unified revision. A special committee, with Irwin Krohn Frederick Hinkle and Charles Hornbegger, will hire an expert zoning engineer to survey and revise the law to remove inconsistencies and expand industrial zoning. The Planning Commission also recommends zoning a seventy acre area north and west of North Bend road and Hamilton Pike, recently annexed but unzoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hauser
City Planning Commission
Charles F. Hornbegger
Charles Meeds
Hauser
George Schmid
Technical Advisory Corporation of New York
Schmid
Krohn
Planning Commission
North Bend Road
Hamilton Pike
Beckman Elected Chair of County Democratic Advisory Committee
Vincent H. Beckman, long time chairman of the Democratic County Committee, was elected Chairman of the County Democratic Advisory Committee at a meeting in Linton yesterday afternoon. John H. Pattison was chosen Secretary. The group urged a Monday meeting at Linton to appoint a Campaign Committee with prospects named Simeon M. Johnson Alfred G. Allen William J. Leonard and W A Julian. The party explained it did not field City Council candidates under proportional representation, backing Citizens' Charter Committee slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent H. Beckman
Democratic County Committee
Democratic Advisory Committee
Linton
John H. Pattison
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Simeon M. Johnson
Alfred G. Allen
William J. Leonard
W. A. Julian
Youth of today have good opportunity, Clemson professor says
Prof D W Daniels of Clemson Agricultural College told a Rotary Club audience that youth still has strong chances to succeed in life. He described the looking glass as a tool to face life’s facts and urged optimism to improve happiness and social interactions. Charles Pearson of the Cincinnati Symphony spoke briefly seeking support for the current season. C H Petermann presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Daniels
Clemson
S. C
Charles Pearson
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
C. H. Petermann
Injured Man Hit by Autoist on Fifth Street
Harry Bangs aged 56 of East Fifth Street was struck while crossing Fifth Street and Broadway last night. He was cut on the head by a car that failed to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bangs
East Fifth Street
Fifth Street
Broadway
Convention Trip Highlights Ohig Valley Improvement Association Meet
One feature of the thirty list annual convention at Ohio Valley Improvement Association is the dedication of Ohio River Dams 32 34 and 3. Delegates from Pittsburgh will board the steamer Cincinnati for a three day river trip to Cincinnati. About 300 delegates will reach Pittsburgh by October 6. Limited steamer staterooms may be reserved through Louis Henkel. Almost $1000000 has been spent on Ohio River improvements by government and local officials. Dwight E. M. Acting Secretary of War Major General H. Taylor and Brigadier General Edgar Jadwin will speak at the program.
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Mos
Ohig Valley Improveent Association
Bard
Cincinnati
Pit@purgh
City
Pittsburgh
Louis Henkel
Chamb of Commerce
Ohio Riggs
Chamber of Commerce
Louisville
Cairo
Dwight E. M
H. Taylor
Edgar Jadwin
Representatives to attend river confer from border states
Representatives of the War Department will officially attend. States bordering the river will be represented: Indiana by Governor Jackson, Pennsylvania by Lieutenant Governor Davis, Kentucky by Lieutenant Governor Denhardt, and Ohio and West Virginia by special representatives. Many municipalities will be represented by their Mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Indiana
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Davis
Kentucky
Denhardt
Ohio
West Virginia
Referendum Petitions Filed Over Electric Rate Increase
A committee led by Murray Seagsyngood Miss Betty Wilson and ward F Alexander filed 418 petitions with City Auditor Alfred Decke bach demanding a referendum on the electric rate ordinance. The group claims 18 926 signatures though 14 000 are required. Officials expect a legal opinion on timing and whether a special or regular election will be used. Union Gas and Electric Co plans a substitute rate schedule with the Public Utilities Commission pending the referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Deckebach
Murray Seagsyngood
Betty Wilson
Ward F. Alexander
Union Gas and Electric Company
Public Utilities Commission
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William BE. Hess
Street Railroad Committee
Charles Rager
Corinne McCloskey
Need OF All Nations
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