Receiver sought for Wiggins Chemical Company over neglect and moonshine
E C Berry a stockholder filed in Common Pleas Court for appointment of a receiver alleging mismanagement by president B Rose vice president D C Wiggins and others. He claims Rose's focus on horse racing and moonshine drinking reduced sales from 4227 to 2736 in June 1925 and declined further through September. Berry owns 40 percent of issued stock and accuses officers of excluding him and neglecting duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins Chemical Company
East Third Street
E. C. Berry
Common Pleas Court
Berry
Dc. B. Rose
D. C. Wiggins
P. W. Slemp
Herbert H. Moore
Mr. Berry
Rose
Wiggins
Slemp
Government seeks sale of car to recover debt in Shields case
An intervening petition in the government vs. Robert H. Shields case asks the court to sell his forfeited automobile to recover $420 remaining on the purchase price. Shields was fined $200 and the car seized after a October 2 prohibition law violation conviction. The petition was filed by Bauer Automobile Sales Company in United States District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert H. Shields
Rover
College Hill
Bauer Automobile Sales Company
Shields
Court calendar lists multiple cases across several courts
Common Pleas Court in Room 3 J includes cases Lane versus Industrial Commission Ackemeyer versus Karam Herman versus South Cairo et al versus Geis. Wolff Manufacturing Company versus Schanzle. Cooper versus Taylor et al. Sullivan versus Dickerson. Room 6 Roettinger lists Earnest versus Campbell City of Cincinnati versus Kuerze. Room 7 Darby covers Independent Order of Shepherds et al versus Loyalty Lodge et al. Bashford versus Wilson Company et al. Vogler versus Vogler. Birkbeck et al versus Dallas Getrug versus Lipsky Lease versus American Oil Pump and Tank Company. Superior Court Judge Marx handles Townsend versus Maxwell et al. Domestic Relations Court Judge Hoffman presides Wright versus Wright Thiesing versus Thiesing Siles versus Siles Claypoole versus Claypoole Henderson versus Henderson Milligan versus Milligan Glenn versus Glenn Wolff versus Wolff. Criminal Court Judge Ryan State versus Denager Sawyer and McLaughlin. Judge Struble State versus Powell Jackson Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Lane
Industrial Commission
Ackemeyer
Karam
Herman
South
Cairo Et al
Geis
The
Wolff Manufacturing Company
Schanzle
Cooper
Taylor
Bashford
Wilson Company
Vogler
Birkbeck Et al
Dalls
Getrug
Lipsky
Lease
American Oil Pump and Tank Company
Colleges named in Thayer will benefit Harvard and Cincinnati
The Rev. George A. Thayer will leaves Harvard University a share of his war and general literature and the University of Cincinnati the rest after his two sons Abbott A. Thayer and Gordon Woods Thayer receive parts. Thayer Academy in Medford Massachusetts gains 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
University of Cincinnati
George A. Thayer
First Congregational Unitarian Church
Charles Wilby
Thayer
Abbott A. Thayer
Gordon Woods Thayer
Thayer Academy of
Braintree
Mass
Clara Emily Gilles Thayer
Mary Miller Thayer
Linton Street
Gordon Thayer
Abbott Thayer
Pictures Win Wife Divorce
Frank Schubert a 38 year old machinist from Republic street appeared with Edith Bramm before Judge C W Hoffman in Domestic Relations Court as Lucy Berliner Schubert obtained a divorce. Edith Leroy testified Schubert kept company with Bramm girl for a long time and she was told he was single then said he was married. Mrs Schubert showed a clipping of Schubert's arrest on a warrant by Amelia Bramm charging his responsibility for the girl's disappearance. Schubert admitted being with the girl in St Louis and Toledo but claimed she followed him and he wished to end the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schubert
Republic Street
Edith Bramm
Clifton Church
Vine and
St. Clair Streets
St. Louis
C. W. Hoffman
Lucy Berliner Schubert
Cutter Street
Edith Leroy
Department of Public Welfare
Schubert
Bramm
Leroy
Amelia Bramm
Otte Avenue
Bell
Toledo
Mrs Edith R Mabie Phillips Granted Divorce
Edith R Mabie Phillips aged 22, a music teacher and daughter of Rev H L Mabie, pastor of Madisonville Baptist Church, obtained a divorce yesterday from Harry A Phillips aged 22, an electrician whose present address is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith R. Phillips
H.L. Mabie
Madisonville Baptist Church
Harry A. Phillips
Weaver Granted Divorce After Wife Still Married
Robert Weaver, 32, an iron worker of 1648 Burgoyne Street, proved in Common Pleas Court yesterday that his wife Margaret Weaver, 24, of Indianapolis, Ind., had another husband living at the time she wed him on November 14, 1921. Judge Hoffman granted the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weaver
Burgoyne Street
Common Pleas Court
Margaret Weaver
Indianapolis
Ind
Hoffman
Mrs Loretta Shepard Divorce Suit Continues
The divorce suit of Loretta Shepard aged 30 of 500 East Fourth Street against Clayton Shepard aged 34 of the Rand was continued for further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Shepard
East Fourth Street
Clayton Shepard
Rand
Divorces Granted for Saal and Laferve Couples
Other divorces granted include Mrs May Saal 38 of 426 Dayton street and William Saal 38 of Los Angeles California, and Mrs Marian Laferve of 704 East Sixth street from Murray L Laferve of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Saal
Dayton Street
William Saal
Los Angeles
Cal
Marian Laferve
East Sixth Street
Murray L. Laferve
New Orleans
Court hears order dispute in Independent Order of Shepherds case
Crowds filled Judge Darby’s Common Pleas Court as the Independent Order of Shepherds seeks replevin of property from Loyalty Lodge No 38 amid a split within the fraternal group. The pleadings accuse Loyalty Lodge No 3 officers of conspiracy and a mock Detroit convention to seize control. Hearing resumes at 9 o clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Independent Order of Shepherds
John D. Moore
John J. Good
John B. Pfeffer
John Osgood
Charles H. Winters
Calvin Webster
Henry J. Hughes
Minnie Huber
Loyalty Lodge No. 3
Lodge No. 3
Detroit
Mich
Moore
City seeks 27000 from Procter & Gamble in Chicago case
Court of Appeals heard arguments on the city of Chicago suit to recover 27000 from Procter & Gamble alleging product defects at the Chicago Reduction plant. Judges Knappen Donahue and Moorman admitted four attorneys to practice. Additional cases Bergeman Rubber Co against Bell and Morse against Sharkleford were argued and submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Appeals
Chicago
Procter & Gamble Company
Knappen, Donahue and Moorman
Appeals Court
Thomas F. Veach
Charles I. Russo
A. J. Schoenfarber
Cleveland, O
Sam Hurst
Beattysville
Bergeman Rubber Company
Herbert W. Bell
Charles P. Morse
J. A. Sharkleford
Arraignment of Pair Recalls Exciting Chase
Fred Miller of 1063 Mound Street and William Peck Kolbe of 617 State Avenue were arraigned before Commissioner Gregory on charges of stealing from an interstate shipment. Both pleaded not guilty with bonds set at 5000 dollars each. They were arrested in August by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad police. Miller was nabbed in a Southside garage where tires from a shipment to Vincennes Indiana were found. Kolbe was captured days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Moundstreet
William
Peck) Kolbe
State Avenue
Noble
Red) Holt
Frank Hueftlein
Gregory
Baker
Bregman
Robinson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Police
Miller
Southside Avenue
Vincennes
Ind
Kolbe
Court Discharges Attachment Against Mrs. Rose in Alienation Suit
Judge Hickenlooper released an attachment worth nearly a million dollars on Louise Alms Burdsal Rose in a Common Pleas Court case filed by Irma Schrinner Burdsal seeking 250000 dollars for alienation of affections. The discharge followed a petition by Rose's counsel noting most of the defendant's property was tied up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Alms Burdsal Rose
United States District Court
Hickenlooper
Common Pleas Court
Irma Schrinner Burdsal
Mrs. Rose
Rose
New York Laundry Sues Former Employee Over Customer Solicitation
The New York Laundry Company filed in Common Pleas Court to bar former employee Wendel Nussbaum from soliciting its customers and interfering with business. The suit alleges he used confidential information in pursuit of customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Laundry Company
Yesterday
Common Pleas
Wendel Nussbaum
Nussbaum
New York Company
C. W. Hoffman
Dr. Allenby
Sorbonne University
Paris
France
Hoffman
United States
Thomas J. Nocter
Hamilton County
Middletown trustees named in bankruptcy filings
John A. Crist of Middletown was appointed trustee for Stanley E. Roush and Leonard H. Simmons, both bankrupts of Middletown, with bonds set at $100 each. Roush reports $1,094.83 in liabilities and no assets, while Simmons lists $40 assets and $622.57 liabilities. A $10,000 bond was set for Charles Weigel of Cincinnati serving as trustee for Clifford Harruot, a bankrupt builder and real estate dealer of Cincinnati, who shows $9,235.77 assets and $33,699.11 liabilities. An amended Baarlear schedule increases assets and liabilities for Bernard A. Baarlear of Hamilton, represented by Dawson Bradley of Cincinnati. original figures were $13,024.46 assets and $49,418.76 liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Crist
Middletown
Stanley E. Roush
Leonard H. Simmons
Grey
Roush
Simmons
Charles Weigel
Cincinnati
Baarlaer & Lambert
Hamilton
Baarlear
Dawson Bradley
Court Docket Listings Include Damages Claims and Divorces
A list of cases: Lula Green vs Richard Burch for 2500 dollars. Harry Hufnagel vs State of Ohio petition in error. Union Gas and Electric Co. vs M S Pickle lien and execution for 360.86. same for 625.54. Harry Ryan vs Mollie Gausman administratrix for 1874. B&O Railroad Co. vs Sanzone Palmisano petition in error. George Lidington vs Minnie Lidington for divorce. Katie Wise vs Samuel Easterling for 1500. William Sprinkel vs same for 10000. John Johnson vs Ajax Tire Co for 10000. New York Laundry Co vs Wendel Nussbaum for injunction. E C Berry vs Wiggins Chemical Co for receiver. I L Shor vs Harris Wolf et al for partition. Coretta Bryan vs L C Hopkins for rescission of deed. P J Lewis vs Pearl Hall for 288. Walter Boss vs Louise Boss for divorce and custody. Harry Albright vs Edna Albright for divorce. Middle West Coal Co. vs C and O Railroad Co for 130.09. Ignaz Haiden vs Marie Haiden for 2158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lula Green
Richard Murbach
Harry Hufnagel
State of Ohio
Union Gas and Electric Company
M. S. Pickle
Same
Harry Ryan
Mollie Gausman
Sanzone Palmisano Company
George Lidington
Minnie D. Lidington
Katie Wise
Samuel T. Easterling, Sr
I. L. Shor
Harris Wolf
Harry Albright
Edna Allbright
Middle West Coal Company
Ignaz Haiden
Marie Haiden
Second Chance Today to Register to Vote
Today is the second registration day for the November 3 election. The Board of Elections says all citizens must register anew this fall. Polls are open 8 AM to 2 PM and 4 PM to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Mrs Burkhart Secures Complete Settlement in Dade Florida Lands
An entry of Satisfaction was filed in Domestic Relations Court showing Dr. William S. Burkhart fulfilled ante-nuptial and alimony agreements. He transferred fifty acres of Seminole Plain Lands in Dade County and another tract named Dr Burkhart's Winter Gardens, plus three promissory notes totaling 23000 dollars secured by insurance policies and Hamilton County mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Forney Burkhart
Williams. Burkhart
Cherry Hill Club
Reading
Albright Sues Wife Over Alleged Drunkenness Infidelity
Harry Albright files for divorce in Domestic Relations Court accusing Edna Albright of drinking smoking and consorting with a jockey. He claims they wintered in Miami and she stayed out late moved between cities and received frequent calls as he was left without contact after October 1 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Albright
Edna Albright
Miami
Fla
Albright
Auto and street car collision injures three on Highland and McMillan
Three people narrowly escaped injury yesterday morning when a car they rode in was struck by a street car at Highland avenue and McMillan street. Anthony Bodeker, his daughter Edith 14, and Susie Hollmeyer 14 of Burnet avenue were in the auto which was hurled into the rear of a stationary street car. Police reported a brake rod on the street car snapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
McMillan Street
Anthony Bodeker
Burnet Avenue
Edith
Susie Hollmeyer
Fleet of taxi cabs aid in Nagel arrest
A chase involving twelve taxicabs led to the arrest of Edward Nagel a cafe owner and alleged slayer. Nagel 31 arraigned in Municipal Court on assault and battery after police surrounded him at Fifth and Baymiller streets. He previously faced liquor charges and has a penal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nagel
Nagel
Asher L. Pickens
Little
Miami River
Harry Pierce
Pavilion Street
Zumstein
Pierce
Fifth
Baymiller
McArthur
Ward
Traub
Loebe
Clark and
Sam Harris
Hyde Park Homes Robbed in Overnight Burglary
The Grunke Meyer residence at 32 Arcadia Place was entered early yesterday and a necklace worth 150 dollars was stolen. At 38 Arcadia Place, Charles Brooks Jr reported a revolver and a pair of shoes taken. the intruder left his own shoes in place of the stolen pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
John C. Grunkemeyer
Arcadia Place
Charles Brooks, Jr
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Wrest
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Lively Fitch
Dove
Vivette
the Flamingo
Central Union Station
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Louisville & Nashville
R. R
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Butler St
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Dixie Terminal
A. J. Anzer
F. D. Bush
Chemical Company
Schaefer
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the Commercial Tribune
Phone Canal
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Marx
Townsend
Maxwell
Jurge C. W. Hoffman
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Thiesing
Siles
Claypoole
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Sawyer
McLaughlin
O'Cock
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Powell
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Jackson
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Pastor
Blanche P. Goshorn
Taylor C. Goshorn
Neare, Gibbs & Co
Kate L. Hallowell
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Charles Shohl
Sallie T. Bloom
New York
Hannah Miller
South Crescent Avenue
Walter M. Shohl
Alfred T. Shohl
New Haven, Conn
Charles Hunt
Jane E. Hunt
Assurance
Knit-tex
Fourth Street
Bradenton
Sarasota
Suwanee River
Chattanooga
Macon
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Ohio
Eslie Asbury
West Seventh Street
Island
Queen City Coal Co
Olxie
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Main Street
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