Witnesses say securities and cash not returned by Channer Sawyer
Two witnesses in the Channel and Sawyer case testified that securities and cash given to the defunct brokerage were never returned. Prof. Wallace R. McConnell and Louis Guilfoyle described margins and loans tied to Channer & Sawyer, with bonds and stock certificates allegedly unrecovered and embezzlement charges tied to re hypothecation of stock.
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Channel
Channer & Sawyer
Cincinnati Postal Terminal
Kelly-Springfield
Guilfoyle
Wellston
Herbert S. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred G. McLaughlin
Guilfoyles
Charles S. Bell
Guilfoyle trial references Charngold loan and stock security
The defense detailed a 1500 loan backed by a 75 share Charngold stock certificate later returned by brokers as sufficient collateral. Cross-examination faced many State objections, with Judge Ryan adjourning to allow references. Earlier witnesses Hugenberg and Jones identified firm ledgers and papers related to the Guilfoyle transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charngold
Guilfoyle
Avery
Ryan
Stanley F. Hugenberg
Covington
Channer & Sawyer
Herbert Jones
Griest ‘Avenue
Federal Grand Jury to Report on Ninety Cases Today
The Federal Grand Jury impaneled Tuesday is expected to submit a report early today on about ninety miscellaneous cases. After the report the jury will recess and be recalled soon to act on information from the recent beer investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Court of Appeals affirms Macciono V Volstead Act sentence
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Judge Jones of Cleveland who jailed Rosario Macciono for one year and fined 1000 dollars under the Volstead Act. Three attorneys were admitted to practice: Sidney N Weitz of Cleveland and Stanley Denlinger Roy H Nesbitt of Akron. Other cases were discussed and submitted in Cleveland and Akron involving Erie Railroad B F Goodrich and Northern Ohio Traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Appeals
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Jones
United States District Court of Cleveland
Rosario Macciono
Cleveland
Sidney N. Weitz
Stanley Denlinger
Roy H. Nesbitt
Akron
Hugh Wells
Twenty-first Our Realty Company
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company
Erie Railroad Company
Bennett Grossberger
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Laborer held on Mann Act charge after Madison arrest
Fred Bingham, 34, a laborer, was arrested with a married woman who deserted her husband and child in Madison. He appeared before United States Commissioner Thomas Gregory yesterday, held on $2,500 bond, charged with violating the Mann Act.
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United States
Fred Bingham
Madison
Wis
Thomas Gregory
Powell acquitted in second degree murder case
In Judge Struble's Criminal Court a jury cleared Joseph Powell residing on Pogue avenue Walnut Hills of second degree murder charges in the March 9 1924 slaying of Robert Burnham during a quarrel over a crap game. Powell's attorney Arthur Fricke said the shooting was in self defense.
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Aldridge
Court Calendar Dictates Anxious Docket For Local Courts
Common Pleas Court lists multiple cases in rooms 4 J 6 and 7 with judges Hoffman Roettinger Darby including Gomien v Progressive Realty 9 oclock and Engler v Spaeth 2 oclock. Superior Court Judge Marx handles Townsend v Maxwell et al while Domestic Relations Court schedules Reeg v Reeg and Roos v Roos among others. Criminal Courts in Room 2 Judge Ryan and Room 56 Judge Struble set trials for State v Channer Sawyer McLaughlin Bradford Hill Keith.
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F. L. Hoffman
Gomien
The
Progressive Realty & Building Company
North Hyde Park Building & Loan Association
Watson
Judge Roettinger
Engler
Spaeth
Darby
Howe
Anderson
Estate Loan & Building Company
Bader
Ankermiller
Orebaugh
Allen
Morris
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Leonard
Marx
Townsend
Maxwell
Fourth & Central Trust Company
Henderson Lithographing Company
C. W. Hoffman
Reeg
Roos
Moreland
Gillette
Heisler
Horton
Wood
Silverstein
Snyder
Ludwick
Criminal Courts
Ryan
Channer
Sawyer
McLaughlin
Struble
Bradford
Hill
Keith
Jockey’s letters helped win divorce for wife
Stanley Claypoole 26 a jockey with unknown address wrote to his wife urging divorce citing another woman in his life and his letters helped Mrs Virginia M Claypoole 23 win a divorce in Domestic Relations Court Judge C W Hoffman granted the divorce. Bessie Glenn 19 of 1 Allison street was granted a divorce from Lee Glenn of Sulphur Oklahoma for gross neglect. another hearing for Robert Henry Wolff 26 a railroad fireman of 4764 Gurley road against Florence Wolff 21 is ongoing pending investigation.
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Stanley Claypoole
Virginia M. Claypoole
Madison Road
C. W. Hoffman
Bessie Glenn
Allison Street
Hoffman
Lee Glenn
Oklah
Robert Henry Wolff
Gurley Road
Florence Wolff
Divorces Granted To Three Women In Local Court
The notice lists divorces granted to Ruth Thiesing aged 19 of 5712 Montgomery Road from Carl Thiesing of 2212 May Street and to Clara Henderson of 679 West Fourth Street from William D Henderson. The item records the separations and addresses in a local court docket.
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Ruth Thiesing
Montgomery Road
Carl Thiesing
May Street
Clara Henderson
West Fourth Street
William D. Henderson
Charter Not Revokable Without Regular Trial
Judge Darby of Common Pleas Court ruled that a fraternal parent body cannot revoke a lodge charter or seize its property without a trial. The Independent Order of Shepherds sought to repossess Loyalty Lodge No. 3’s property after the Cincinnati lodge was revoked without a trial. Damages claim of $10,000 was rejected as an improper procedural move.
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Darby
Coney Island Owners Sued by Boat Company
Rud K K Hynicka and associates of the Coney Island Company are named defendants in a suit filed in Common Pleas Court by the St. Louis and New Orleans Navigation Company. It seeks 801.11 for unpaid insurance and stamps plus 3326.40 for damages alleged from conversion of 105 cases of Lash's products five barrels of root beer and cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rud K K. Hynicka
William ©. Mashburn
Charles A. Fisher
George F. Schott
Arthur L. Reisenberger
H. C. Newland
Coney Island Company
Common Pleas Court
St. Louis'and
New Orleans Navigation Company
Navigation Company
East St. Louis
Lash
List of Civil Cases and Damages Involving Cincinnati Area
Case indices 197 166 through 197 178 outline numerous civil actions. Claims include divorces, damages from various defendants, foreclosures, an injunction request, and a habeas corpus writ application for James Mathews Jr. across plaintiffs and defendants such as Elizabeth Emmons, The Blue Bus Company, Theodore Horstman, Central Acceptance Corporation, Katherine Doerr, Aline Kramer, Edward R. Dorr, St Louis & New Orleans Navigation Co, Walter W. Clippinger, Adolph Braun, George A. Cecil, Stella Dugger, Oaks Building & Loan, Progres sive Realty & Building Company, and United States Rubber Cem Day Te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Emmons
Hal Emmons
the Blue Bus Company
Cincinnati, Milford & Manchester Company
Theodore Horstman
Corneal J. McWilliams
Nettie Norris
Louis E. Distel
Central Acceptance Corporation
Carrie Hamilton
Same
M. D. Criswell
Katherine Doerr
Cincin- Seecaien Traction Company
Ama
Aline Kramer
Union Gas & Electric Company
Sarah A. Burgett
George A. Cecil
Daniel H. Jenks
Stella Dugger
Thomas J. Dugger
Mary Gaffney
Thomas J. Duffy
Industrial Commission
Gladys Mischke
Herman Mischke
Elizabeth Frech
Robert Weil
Oaks Building & Loan Company
Regina Timmerman Et al
C. E. Reinhardt
Progressive Realty & Building Company
Adam Hen
James Mathews, Jr
Ohio Valley Improvement Association completes 31st convention
About 300 delegates gathered on the steamer Cincinnati for four days of sessions from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. Officers and executive members were re elected as the group urged Congress to fund river improvements to Cairo and beyond.
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Ohio Valley Improvement Body
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Dwight F. Davis
War Department
Congress
Ohio River
Louisville
Cairo
E. S. Gregg
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Chile
Coney Island
Charles H. Lewis
Ohio
C. C. Kearns
S. L. May
Evansville
Ind
National Contract Company
Coney Island Dam
H. H. Denhardt
Kentucky
A. K. B. Lyman
Engineer Corps
Sycamore Street
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Wave
West Fourth St
Fourth Street
Max Woe
HER & Hon Cqurgical Instrument Makers
West Sixth St
Cincinnati, O
Alice Denby
Old Kentucky
Shubert
Baby
Schaefer's
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Dixie Terminal
Batimore & Ohio Line
National Limited
Miami
Oxford
United States Courts
Chenep
E. Fifth Street
WM. R. Graul Piano CO
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
Cohe Smith Kasson Coa
U. C
Georgetown
St. X
Wesleyan
Atlanta GA
Avlanta
Ponce DE Leon
Atlanta
Call City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
H. Callahan
G. C. Blackburn
Southern Railway System
BY Boat Company
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Main St. Eighth and John Sts
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Henry Clay
Geffabley
Venstedt
George H
Newstedt
McMillan
Kemper Lane
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