Inheritance Tax Fight Over Burton Estate Appraisal
Mrs Mary Tyler Burton executrix of the late Robert Mitchell Burton seeks court relief from Judge Lueders ruling the estate’s stock valued at 106% a share. She claims the appraised values of foreign stocks and partial interests were inflated and asks for a revision of the appraisement and tax assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Robert Mitchell Burton
American Laundry Machinery Company
Ohio
Fbirty
American Book Company
New York
National Bank of Commerce
Indian Refining Company
Maine
Wife Leaves for Stage Drives Engineer to Seek Divorce
William A. White, an engineer of 455 East Fifth Street, files for divorce from Estella R. Rivers White, actress, whom he wed in Paris Kentucky on April 22, 1922. He alleges she repeatedly attended theaters alone, returned home to cook and manage the home herself, and quit the marriage on September 1, 1923 to return to the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella R. Rivers White
Paris
William Allen White
East Fifth Street
White
Fireman Tells Wife Women Were Crazy About Him
George A. Kleinschmidt a city fireman of 1407 Vine Street told Mrs Susan Kleinschmidt of 5802 Chandler Madisonville that several women were crazy about him and that he was sorry he married her. She charged him with something unknown in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kleinschmidt
Vine Street
Susan Kleinschmidt
Chandler Street
Madisonville
Court Calendar Listings for Common Pleas and Criminal Courts
Cincinnati court schedule shows multiple cases across rooms with judges LeBlond Hoffman Roettinger Darby and Ryan. Dockets include American Export and Inland Coal vs Cramer, McGomien vs Progressive Realty, State of Ohio vs Bader, State v Bagby, and other civil domestic relations and criminal matters set around 9 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
American Export and Inland Coal Corporation
Cramer
Conrad
Fallon
Howell
Golter
Hoffman
McGomien
Progressive Realty
Comany
Sixth Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati
Judge Roettinger
Karpet
Campbell
Hooker Tire and Rubber Company
Shaw Auto Rene Company
Either
Shaw Et al
Darby
State of Ohio
Bader
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Leonard Et al
Order of Shepherds Et al
Ayalty Lodge
Independent Order of Shepherds Et al
Griggs-Cooper “Company
United States Printing and Lithographing Company
Hyman
Divorces Granted in Local Domestic Relations Court
Judge C W Hoffman heard Kleinschmidt versus his wife over divorce with the case taken under advisement. Separately, divorces were granted to Mrs Dorothea D Smith of 2184 Harrison avenue from George F Smith of 102 East Court street and to Hyman Gardner 59, real estate agent of 3879 Van Antwerp place from Mrs Fannie Gardner of 3642 Alaska avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea D. Smith
Harrison Avenue
George F. Smith
East Court Street
Hyman Gardner
van Antwerp Place
Fannie Gardner
Alaska Avenue
Hurley Rules Patent Ownership In Partnership Dispute
Judge Hurley of Common Pleas Court ruled that patent rights from the Nembach Oil Burner Company are part of the partnership. He barred Michael Jones and John Paul Jones from claiming personal interests in the patent held by George Nembach. The case traces to a 1924 dispute over financing and ownership with the firm then at 1241 Groesbeck Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Michael Jones
John Paul Jones
George Nembach
Nembach
Joneses
Common Pleas
Matthews
James E. Joyce
Groesbeck Road
John Jones
Arlington Heights Wife Seeks Annulment of Marriage
Mrs Bertha Kra mer Hudson 16 or 18 at Arlington Heights seeks annulment of marriage to Alfred Hudson 25 of Ludlow Kentucky after testifying they wed in Lawrenceburg Indiana following a suggestion to run away The judge took the matter under advisement and ordered investigation to confirm legality or pursue divorce if valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Bertha Kramer Hudson
Arlington Heights
Alfred Hudson
Ludlow
Hudson
Lawrenceburg
Ind
John R. Quane
Shoeworker Compliments Wife in Divorce Case
In Domestic Relations Court David Griffith praised his wife Emma as the best worker and a good person while she sought divorce alleging he failed to provide and once threatened to kill her. He denied wanting to harm her and said he loves her, but the judge took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Griffith
East Fifteenth Street
Emma Griffith
Race Street
Emma
Griffith
Hoffman
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of civil actions filed in No. 197 court includes Louise Geiger v James P Jensen for receiver. Samuel T King v Per thinia King for divorce. City of Cincinnati v Ray Kies on bond. multiple cases of bond and money claims against various defendants. receivership petitions by Citizens' Radio Service Bureau and others. several divorces and liens. damages sought by The Joseph Gentile Company and Inton City Produce Company. possession actions and foreclosures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pins Court
Louise Geiger
James P. Jensen
Samuel T. King
Perthinia
King
Edmund Luthy
St. L. Ry. Co
Superior Court
City of Cincinnati
Ray Kies
Same
Lover Murphy
Herman Roeckers
Olla Dahms
Nat Warner
The
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company
Harry Fuller
William E. Bothwell
Pete Brancaccio
Gladys Roos
Fred Roos
Willis Walker
John J Evans
Lufie Werst
Annie Friemen
Joseph Gentile Company
Atlantic Coast Line R. R
Inton City Produce Company
American Railway Express Company
Christina Banker
Virgil Renee
H. C. Bolsinger
Herman G. Schaefer
Albert. N. Cohn
M. E. Brewer
Seventeen lawyers admitted to U S District Court in Cincinnati
A batch of seventeen new admittees to practice in the United States District Court includes fourteen Cincinnatians and two Greater Cincinnati residents among fourteen named Cincinnatians. The list features Margaret E. Huenefeld and others. The report covers bond adjustments and court actions including dismissals and judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
United States District Court
District Court
Margaret E. Huenefeld
George Bailes
Joseph F. Cetzok
Elmer N. Conway
Edward J. Corcoran
Chase M. Davis
J. Paul Geohegan
Edward Hoover
Lewis Levy
Byram E. Moore
Louis J. Stricker
John C. Thompson
Thomas Gregory
United States
Mr. Gregory
Bauer
Gregory
Hickenlooper
Cherubio D’iorio
Jacob E. Rappaport
Franklin Sugar Refining Company
E. H. Frechtling Company
Hamilton, CO
Federal Grand Jury
E. S. Collett
Wilmington
Charles Hilbert
Minot Avenue
Welcome New M. E. Pastors at Association Meeting
The Rev. Robert O. McClure presided as newly elected president of the Methodist Ministers Association welcoming new pastors and families. Rev. Clarence T. Craig of Clifton M. E. Church led the receiving line with his bride. officers elected included Rev. J. F. Olive Madisonville Rev. Co. W. Graham Covington Ky Rev. C. B. Koch Rev. S. E. Granham Vice Presidents Rev. Fred Riley Oakley Treasurer and Rev. W. H. Huber Hartwell Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Robert O. McClure
Methodist Ministers’Association
Clarence T. Craig
Clifton M. E. Church
J. F. Olive
Madisonville
Co. W. Graham
Covington
C. B. Koch
E. Granhman
Fred Riley
Oakley
W. H. Huber
Hartwell
World leaders pledge joint move to curb armaments
The Interparliamentary Union backed world disarmament efforts and demilitarized frontier zones. Japanese Diet member Fusanosuke Mayeda and British MP R S Hudson signaled readiness to join in further naval and land armament reductions, urging US-led conference momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interparliamentary Union
P. Munch
Denmark
E. Spears
Great Britain
Union
Fusanosuke Mayeda
R. S. Hudson
Hudson
United States
General Bus Ordinance To Be Discussed Today
Members of the Traffic Committee of City Council will discuss terms of the proposed general bus ordinance with Chauncey Pichel Assistant City Solicitor this afternoon. Council Chairman Charles Rager said the ordinance had not been completed in time to report to the Council. The bus ordinance amending the new street car franchise and providing for bus operation by the Street Railway Company was given its second reading and returned to the Street Railroad Committee. William Hess noted joint meetings next week to finish drafting to avoid conflicts.
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Chauncey Pichel
Charles Rager
Street Railway
Street Railroad Committee
William Hess
Court Notes Highlight County Funds Damages and Cases
County jury verdict awards 8291 to William Muhlenhard for 7.47 acres condemned for sewer work. A receiver is sought for Harvey and Walton Manufacturing. Four men acquitted in a robbery case after improper identification. Grand jury seated with Oscar L. Grasser as foreman. An injunction bars Edward E. Stevens from Mrs. Louise B. Howard's Mt Healthy farm. Charles Snyder appointed receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Durr
Lueders
William Muhlenhard
Compton Road
Mt. Healthy
Muhlenhard
Harvey & Walton Manufacturing Company
East Front Street
Common Pleas Court
Citizens’ Radio Service Bureau
Gerald H. Harvey
Cecil E. Walton
Edward Strasser
Struble
Criminal Court
William Hart
Longworth Street
Edward Cantrell
Joseph Cook
Melvin Young
Floyd Fisher
Strasser
Hart
Oscar L. Grasser
Edward E. Stevens
Array of Topcoats of Last Year Seen as Mercury Falls
Yesterday the thermometer fell to 59 with overcast skies and scattered showers. Weather forecaster W C Devereaux warned of a colder night and possible frost, urging protection for flowers as woolens came out of storage.
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W. C. Devereaux
Holiday Mail Plan Discussed by Railway Officials
Railway Mail Service officials met yesterday led by R. N. Bird to discuss handling the holiday mail. The Kenyon avenue freight station, once used for this purpose, has been disposed of by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and a substitute unloading site is needed. Officials predicted the mail load would be unusually heavy this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail Service
R. N. Bird
Cincinnati
Kenyon Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati Praised for Social Hygiene Leadership
Dr Valeria Parker of New York praised Cincinnati at the Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society meeting for leading social hygiene work. She described the movement evolving from a moral issue to a scientific health effort and urged continued action by social workers using education law enforcement facilities and youth protection.
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Cincinnati
Valeria Parker
New York
American Social Hygiene Association
Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society
Business Men's Club
Parker
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Cleveland
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Winton Place
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Third
Central Ave
F. H. Wapper
Ass’t
Valualion
R. M. Burton
Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
Common Pleas. Court
Marx
Lawler
Schubert
Phillips
Robinson
Weaver
Laferre
Laferve
Madaferri
Shepard
Saal
Doughty
Criminal Courts
Ryan
Channer
Sawyer & McLaughlin
State
Bagby
Powell
Jackson
Butler
C. W. Hoffman
Kleinschmidt
National Congress
Fourth Street
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
Japan
Associated Press
Santandar
Henshaw
Central Parkway
Colerain
College Hill
Westwood
Fairview
Holiday Mail
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Main Street
Eighth and John Sts
OUR
Transient Service Bureau
Social Agencies Council
Geffabley
Star—Durant
Settle Motor Car CO
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