Receiver appointed for H. J. Reedy Elevator and Schostak Construction
Judge Robert A. LeBlond appoints Victor E. Murray receiver for H. J. Reedy Elevator Co after Newport Foundry Co secured a U S District Court judgment. Assets exceed liabilities by about 10000 dollars, but collection issues hinder finances. Mrs Rae Rosenthal sues to appoint a receiver for Schostak Construction Co alleging officers left Ohio, contract for a 19000 dollar Glenwood Place home unperformed, and unpaid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Victor E. Murray
H. J. Reedy Elevator Company
West Second Street
Charles Reedy
Reedy
Schostak
Keith Building
Rae Rosenthal
A. W. Schostak
Louis H. Schostak
Ohio
Rosenthal
Divorces Mrs Wood From Second Husband
Mrs Elvira Kleinschmidt Wood 50 of 1802 Baymiller Street had her marriage to William H Wood 60 of 19 Bank Street St Bernard dissolved by Judge Hoffman in Domestic Relations Court. The divorce cites Mrs Wood's prior marriage to another man at Pt Pleasant West Virginia on April 27 1923 and her status as not divorced at the time of the Wood nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Kleinschmidt Wood
Baymiller Street
Hoffman
William H. Wood
Bank Street
St. Bernard
Wood
Court records reveal two day marriage elopement
Charles Roos a 29 year old sheet metal worker from Sweetwine Ohio seeks a divorce from Ora May Roos 23 of Louisville after a whirlwind courtship ending in an April 20 1921 Covington marriage. Roos testified the couple met at a Cherry Grove picnic two days prior. Judge Hoffman continued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Charles Roos
Sweetwine, C
Ora May Roos
Louisville
Roos
Cherry Grove
Hoffman
Policeman Homer Moreland Denounced in Divorce Case
Mrs Valeria Moreland told Judge Hoffman that Homer Moreland a 27 year old police officer at 3323 Southside Avenue humiliated her by flirting with other women in her presence as she sought a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Moreland
Southside Avenue
Valeria Moreland
Wortman Street
Hoffman
Mrs Ludwick Granted… Case Involving Strafe B Ludwick
Evidence showed Strafe B Ludwick a 30 year old street car conductor had been guilty of misconduct with another woman Mrs Addie Blanche Ludwick 33 of 3912 Ivanh ile avenue Norwood. The notice mentions a decision granted in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strafe B. Ludwick
Addie Blanche Ludwick
Ivanhile Avenue
Norwood
Divorces Granted in Local Court Among Five Couples
Five divorces were granted including Dora Reeg 41 from Charles Reeg 45 of Melish and Harvey avenues, Ruth Gillette 21 from Frank Gillette 21 of Stanley, Arnold and Haywood, Edith Heisler 22 from Frank B Heisler 32 of Walnut, and Alex Silverstein 22 from Ada Silverstein 23 of Wesley and Hearne avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Reeg
Melish Avenue
Charles Reeg
Harvey Avenue
Ruth Gillette
Stanley Avenue
Frank Gillette
Arnold and
Haywood Avenues
Edith Heisler
Walnut Street
Frank B. Heisler
Alex Silverstein
Hearne Avenue
Ada Silverstein
Wesley Avenue
Bank Sues For Decision On 260 000 Dollar Trust Fund
The Fourth and Central Trust Company seeks court directions over its trust held from William Henderson Sr. The elder Henderson died March 4 1920 and left 1000 shares of Henderson Lithographing Company to the trust for four children. After a 1925 sale the trust holds 260000 dollars, with beneficiaries split on terminating the trust and distributing principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and Central Trust Company
William D. Henderson
Henderson Lithographing Company
Marx
Henderson
Trust Company
Mintol
Mintol. Henderson
Louise H. Sullivan
James Henderson
Minto Henderson
Ww. Merten
Henderson Lithograph
Husband charges wife with habit of leaving
George S. Turrentine filed for divorce in Domestic Relations Court alleging his wife Lillie M. Turrentine left him about twenty five times since their July 9 1922 marriage. He says upon return she would refuse to disclose her whereabouts and show no concern for him, and she would go out with whomever she pleased. He states he provided weekly salary but the narrative ends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie M. Turrentine
Georges. Turrentine
Turrentine
Spouse Refuses Household Duties and City Rescue Angles
A husband reports financial strain amounting to about $60 while his wife allegedly refused housework and bed making. He recalls one incident where he caught her in a car with another man and she would not leave when asked.
Chain Coupon Sellers Face $10 Occupation Tax
City Solicitor Frank Bowman states all persons selling coupons for mercantile interests are solicitors and owe a $10 annual tax. The opinion was sent to City Auditor Alfred Deckebach amid a probe by the Auditor’s office tied to the Better Business Bureau over silk hosiery chain coupon sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowman
Bowman
Alfred Deckebach
Better Business Bureau of Business
Berry seeks injunction to open Wiggins Chemical books
E C Berry a stockholder petitions Common Pleas Court to compel Wiggins Chemical Company to permit an inspection of its books and records. The petition accuses manager D C Wiggins of concealing the books and Berry had previously sought a receiver for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins Chemical Company
Common Pleas Court
E. C. Berry
Berry
D. C. Wiggins
Cleveland Clerk on Trial in Safe Blow Case
Dale Keith a 26 year old clerk of Cleveland Ohio faces an indictment for complicity in forcing a safe at the Niser Ice Cream Company on West Sixth street. Testimony in Criminal Court was continued by Judge Stanley Struble until Tuesday. Keith is alleged to have acted as lookout for two other men who blew the safe and got nothing. The other two suspects remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Keith
Cleveland
Niser Ice Cream Company
West Sixth Street
Stanley Struble
Carl Basler
Keith
Widow Seeks 75000 For Husband Death In Accident
Mrs. Henrietta Rohr of Westwood seeks 75000 in Common Pleas Court against Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad for the death of her husband Walter A. Rohr a carpenter who was killed June 1 1925 when a 1180 pound sill fell on him while he worked on a scaffold leaving three minor children aged 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Rohr
Westwood
Walter A. Rohr
Carpenter
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Jones, Shook, Morrissey & Terry
Common Pleas
Rohr
Cline Hearing Set For October 15 In Misfeasance Case
Judge Lueders of Probate Court fixed October 15 as the hearing date on charges of misfeasance and malfeasance in office brought by Mayor Carrel against Joseph Cline Municipal Court clerk. Cline appeared with counsel and said any date would suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Lueders
Probate Court
Carrel
Joseph Cline
Court Notes Grant Set Aside Service in Two Mobile Mishap Suits
Judge Hickenlooper voided service on G. K. Atkinson in the Cone cases filed by Harry and Emma Cone of Cincinnati against New Britain Machinery Co. The Cones seek damages for injuries from auto accidents on October 1, 1924, and October 1, 1924. A writ of error was granted for Charlotte Grimes Mitchell against the Pennsylvania Railroad for injuries from a derailment near Newark, Ohio on October 20, 1920. The Willing Bros. case involves Middletown schools and a $25,918.78 claim by a surety. A jury awarded Charles B. Franke $325 in a October 24, 1924 collision case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry Cone
Cincinnati
New Britain Machinery Company of
New Britain
McMillan Street
Woodburn Avenue
Cone
Charlotte Grimes Mitchell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hickenlooper
Newark
United States District Court
Aetna Casualty and Surety Commery
Willing Bros. Construction Company
Board of Education of
Middletown
Surety Company
Charles B. Franke
Herman B. Droppelman
Franke
John Street
Armory Avenue
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court No 197180
A list of cases entered in Common Pleas Court including divorce actions like Myra Griggs vs John Griggs and Dorothy Overton vs Zena Overton, along with suits and bonds involving H S Leyman Co, City of Cincinnati, C&O Railroad, Otto Dahms, Lover Murphy, Roy Leonard, Zena Overton, and others. Includes petitions in error, injunctions, and appointments of receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Myra
Griggs
John Griggs
The
H. S. Leyman Co
Nick Perry
City of Cincinnati
Charles Cohn
Same
Ray Kres
Otto Dahms
Lover Murphy
State of Ohio
Roy Leonard
Henrietta Rohr
Dorothy Overton
Zena Overton
Jennie A. Bush
John Bush
Ellen B. Whitaker
Alfred E. Whitaker
Dell Crouch
Ross Church
Ruth Hunter
Randolph Hunter
George S
Charles Reedy
H. J. Ae Elevator Co
Anna Kinker
Charles Kinker
Rae Rosenthal
Schostak Construction Co
Sepa
Ward Meiners
Fireman Injured in Plant Ax Incident
A blaze caused by a defective flue at Herlinger Cordage and Paper Co. on Main Street last night damaged $1,500 worth of paper stock. Fireman John Mullen of Company No. 62 was struck in the mouth by an ax during door entry, losing three teeth. He was taken to General Hospital and later sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlinger Cordage and Paper Company
Main Street
John Mullen
Mullen
General Hospital
Get out the vote drives charter candidates in Cincinnati
Advocates for the City Charter Committee urged registration and turnout at a luncheon with nine candidates. Henry Bentley charged the Hynicka faction with misusing party labels while calling for a fresh city government and a City Manager selected by charter supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Charter Committee
Business Men's Club
Henry Bentley
Committee
Bentley
John D Ellis
Hynicka
Cincinnati
Joseph B. Kelley
Walter J. Millard
Charter Men
Hynicka Organization
Annual horse show in Cincinnati to feature ball
The fourth annual Cincinnati Riding Club horse show will include a Friday evening ball on November 6 at the Arms ballroom. The arranging committee lists Mrs. W H Schmidlapp Mrs Albert Krip pendorf Mrs Benjamin Lamson and Mrs Hulbert Taft. William S Blitz of New York returns as secretary and manager, a role he held last year. The showing teams have earned high regard for quality in past years and organizers expect this season to surpass earlier runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Riding Club
the Arms
W. H. Schmidlapp
Albert Krippendorf
Benjamin Lamson
Hulbert Taft
William S. Blitz
New York
Ele
Boy on Way to School Drowned in Canal
Albert Leroy Rub ten year old son of John W Rub of 665 Elliott avenue Arlington Heights fell into the Miami and Erie Canal near his home while walking to school. He was with two companions when he slipped in and could not be saved despite Fire Department life saving squad efforts to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Leroy Rub
John W. Rub
Elliott Avenue
Arlington Heights
Ingrath-e Day Lumber seeks appeal in McLouth case
The Ingrath-e Day Lumber Co of Fau Claire Wisconsin appealed to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Detroit seeking to set aside a $647.65 judgment against them in the McLouth estate suit. McLouth who died sought $100,000 for lumber he claimed to have contracted to supply but which the firm declined to accept. Chase Stewart was admitted to the U S Circuit Court bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Detroit
Sydney C. McLouth
Marine City
Wis
Ingrath-e Day Lumber Company
Fau Claire
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
American Loan and Trust Company
McLouth
Chase Stewart
Springfield
Knappen, Donahue
Moorman
Thom Conoy
Dickerson
United States District Court At
Sapien
Pennsylvania Itted Railroad
Ant Llewellyn Blunt
Pennsylvania Railroad
William H. Gor- United
Duetdin
William Gordi Gordin
River Rail Terminal Planned for Cincinnati Area
A river rail terminal will be built in Cincinnati near Front and Harriet streets after meetings between the Cincinnati River Rail Transfer Company officials and Captain F T Chambers US Navy. The project aims to attract river traffic with a $130000 build cost, funds to be raised locally, and site approval by Captain Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati River-Rail Transfer Company
F. T. Chambers
United States Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Chambers
Front
Harriet Streets
Chamber
Julian A. Pollack
River Rail Transfer Company
Oscar F. Barrett
George Puchta
G. W. Breiel
Eshelby F. Lunken
Lunkenheimer Company
C. W. Katz
A. K. B. Lyman
Engineer Corps
Barrett
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Louisville
Evansville
St. Louis
Memphis
American Traffic Better Than Abroad Says Safety Director
Charles E. Tudor, Safety Director, after tours in London and Paris, says U.S. cities control traffic better and that Cincinnati will ease congestion with electric traffic signals. Work starts tearing up Race Vine Walnut and Main streets next week with night installations to minimize disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Tudor
London
Paris
United States
Cincinnati
Union Gas and Electric Company
Race
Vine
Walnut
Main
Charlies F. Hornberger
Hornberger
Tudor
Russell Wilson Elected to Foreign Policy Council
Russell Wilson President of the Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association has been elected a member of the Council of the National Foreign Policy Association, a move viewed as recognition of the local group’s work. He and Mrs Simon Kuhn organized two key committees for the year, with a joint meeting set for Tuesday afternoon at the Sinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wilson
Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association
National Foreign Policy Association
New York
Wilson
Cincinnati
Simon Kuhn
C. Lawson
Policeman Ousted for Accepting Bribe
Patrolman Frank J. LeFever of the Second District was dismissed by Safety Director Charles E. Tudor for allegedly taking a $50 check from cafe owner John J. Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald testified the payment was for “protection” after LeFever aided bartender Sterling Bryan, who faced liquor charges and was dismissed. LeFever claimed the check paid for a diamond stud he sold Fitzgerald, a claim Fitzgerald denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Charles E. Tudor
Frank J. LeFever
Second District
LeFever
Tudor
John J. Fitzgerald
East Seventh Street
Sterling Bryan
Fitzgerald
Bryan
Wet Streets Blame Two Auto Crashes Injuries Reported
Two auto accidents last night were blamed on wet streets. Frederick Huetteman, 37, of 3227 Jefferson, was bruised after a collision with Mrs. W A Growley. he was taken to General Hospital then home. Abraham Herman, 18, of 256 Clinton, was bruised with possible skull fracture after a crash with Clarence H York. Herman admitted to General Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Huetteman
Jefferson Avenue
W. A. Growley
Huetteman
General Hospital
Clarence H. York
L. B. Harrison
East Third Street
York
Herman
Ohio Parents Teachers elect officers at twenty annual convention
The Ohio Branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers completed its twentieth annual convention at Gibson. Mrs. C. E. Kender was elected President, with Mrs. J. K. McClelland as First Vice President and others named to key posts. A health and home service program followed, including remarks by Dr. R. G. Leland and Miss Harriet Reiter on reading hours. The final session at Withrow High School featured Judge Florence Allen delivering an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
The
Gibson
C. E. Kender
Lakewood
J. K. McClelland
Warren, O
Northeast
E. C. Stopher Kent
Ivan DeArmond
R. G. Leland
Columbus
Carl Martin
Illyria
Tracy de Costa
Genoa
G. T. Benbow
Xenia
Ada Zugelter
F. J. Unkenholt
Cincinnati
J. G. Ruff
Department of Home Service
DeArmond
Harriet Reiter
Hartwell
Department of Health
Department of Animal Industry
Leland
Federal Children’s Bureau
Withrow High School
Florence Allen
Supreme Court, Co
The Great Experiment on Women’s Vote and Service
Judge Allen describes the great experiment of giving women the vote and the power it brings. She highlights opportunities for real service through voting, jury duty, and holding public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbus
Allen
Silvert on seeks end to old street cars in village
Henry Diehl, Silvert on village clerk, asked County Commissioners for help removing old cars from the former interurban line now out of business. The cars are described as a nuisance and a rendezvous for illicit activity. A state welfare official noted the Longview Hospital rental appropriation expired but a new $250,000 allocation was approved to apply toward the purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Henry Diehl
Diehl
John McNamara
Department of Public Welfare
State of
Ohio
Longview Hospital
Three Homes Ransacked with Second Robbery in a Month
Mose Rosenbaum, 836 Blair Avenue, reported a second break in a month with a $400 platinum diamond ring stolen. Emma Kaiser, 6120 Glen Avenue, said her home was ransacked but nothing missing. Eli Steinberg, 3329 Reading Road, had $38 taken after a forced window entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Rosenbaum
Blair Avenue
Rosenbaum
Emma 8. Kaiser
Glen Avenue
Eli Steinberg
Reading Road
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Wane
West Fourth St
Homr
Nunner & Ashton CO
Pearl St
Kotte's Drug Store
6Th Elm Sts
Eslie Asbury
West Seventh Street
Uv. Co
Va. Georgetown
St. Xavier
Wesleyan
Fourth Street
Reedy Firm
Elevator Company
Dr. I. D. Jones
Court OF Appeals
Plan River
Navy
Foreign Policy Council
Association
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Eighth and John Stsen
OUR
President Coolidge
Hotel Metropole
Fc Ordet Tabeshie
Metropole
Irip
Central Union Depot
Winton Place
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Third
Central Ave
F. H. Wipper
Ass’t
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