Alleged Love Letters Key in $50,000 Suit
The trial of Elmer Grisby against Mrs. Helen Cantor revealed illicit letters from Emery W. Nowell. Cantor testified she lived with Nowell as his common law wife, had two children, and that he was involved with two other women, including Dorothy Tillman and Anna Matz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery W. Nowel
Elmer Grisby
Helen Powers Cantor
St. Paul
Dorothy Tillman
Cantor
Anna Matz
Nowell
Grisby
Mahan
Three Divorces Granted In Domestic Relations Court
Mrs. Helen K. Simmons was granted a divorce from Dr. Benjamin C. Simmons amid cruelty claims. J. Franklin Nelson and Mrs. Pauline Nelson were granted divorce after allegations of intoxication and a bridged river incident. The Millens’ divorce suit was dismissed. Mrs. Cora Allen was granted a divorce from Leslie T. Allen on gross neglect grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen K. Simmons
Fast McMillan Street
Benjamin C. Simmons
Walnut Hills
C. W. Hoffman
Simmons
J. Franklin Nelson
Pearl Street
Covington
Pauline Nelson
Hyde Park Avenue
Cora Allen
Atlantic Avenue
Leslie T. Allen
Tulsa
Okla
Burns suit over Turkish bath incident at Newland Hotel
Frank Manning of 208 Wade street sues the Newland Hotel Company for 35000 alleging negligence in a Turkish bath on February 1 1925. He says heat caused by the attendant left him alone ten minutes, he fell on a radiator, suffered burns, 126 days hospital confinement, 117 skin grafts, and permanent disfigurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newland Hotel Company
Frank Manning
Wade Street
Manning
Keith Robbery Case Ends in Disagreement
After hours of deliberation a jury under Judge yesterday failed to reach a verdict in the Keith robbery case. The trial focused on the alleged involvement of Keith with the robbery and the jury must reconvene to resolve the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Court Calendar Highlights Cincinnati Common Pleas and Courts
Courtrooms list daily docket in Common Pleas Court Rooms 3 4 6 7 9 with judges LeBlond Hoffman Roettinger Darby Hurley and Marx. Includes Vanderpool Lemmers Waller Johnson Schatzman Curran Brawley Wolff Manning City cases and multiple domestic relations and criminal sessions with State versus several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Vanderpool
Hanauer
Lemmers
Rack Et al
Waller
Becker
Johnson
Ajax Tire Co
F. L. Hoffman
Schatzman
Curran
Roettinger
Brawley
Cantor
Bradford
Davis
City of Cincinnati
Brand
Struble's Court Deadlocks on Dale Keith Robbery Case
The Struble's Criminal Court reported a hung jury in the case of Dale Keith of Cleveland charged as a lookout in a June robbery at the Niser Ice Cream Company on West Sixth Street. The jury was discharged and Keith will be retried, Assistant County Prosecutor Carl Basler said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struble
Dale Keith
Cleveland
Carl Basler
Keith
Niser Ice Cream Company
West Sixth Street
Feith Pleads Love As He Opposes Divorce
George N. Feith 22, truck driver and night school class manager, testifies in Domestic Relations Court that he loves Agnes F. Feith and would do anything for her. Judge Hoffman sends the case to the Bureau of Catholic Charities for resolution. couple married June 1 1922 and separated June 3 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Feith
Pecan Street
Corryville
West Night High School
C. W. Hoffman
Agnes F. Feith
Melrose, Avenue
South Norwood
Hoffman
lMved
Indictments Against Home Intruder Highlighted by Grand Jury
Three indictments were returned against Clarence Davidson of 231 Lawrence Street for alleged attempted attack on Mrs Hattie Graves on July 9 1925 assault to kill and shooting at Officer Daniel Lewis during a confrontation at the Graves home Davidson previously worked for Gravess husband as a porter and vowed vengeance after being discharged A separate count includes a second degree murder charge against Daniel Salter in the October 2 killing of Sandy Bates and additional indictments for Pearl Ballard Dillard Heins Jackson Heins Andrew Holt and Lester Caron for grand larceny and receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davidson
Lawrence Street
Daniel Salter
Sandy Bates
Pearl Ballard
Dillard Heins
Jackson Heins
Andrew Holt
Lester Caron
Amended bankruptcy schedules filed in Ohio cases
In Cincinnati Sam B. Wolff a bankrupt shoe merchant filed an amended schedule listing assets of 25 bringing total assets to 3,245 with liabilities 6,677.46. Stanley Murphy of Cincinnati serves as trustee. In Portsmouth Wade Quillen an automobile repairer filed for bankruptcy listing liabilities at 3,062.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Sam B. Wolff
Cincinnati
Wolff
Stanley Murphy
Wade Quillen
Portsmouth
Wills Leave Large Estates To Widow And Children
Thomas Lee of Thomas Lee and Company sheet metal firm names Walter H and Robert E Lee as executors in a trust for widow Mrs Willomena Lee and their children. Real estate to be sold and proceeds divided among heirs after her life interest. Also Kate Streibig receives Michael Streibig's estate with future division among their children and Florence Meyer named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lee
Thomas Lee & Company
Speecialties Manufacturers
West Second Street
Walter H
Fernbank Avenue
Robert E. Lee
Tower Road, Sons
Willomena Lee
Commercial Avenue
Lee Company
Matilda Lee Magness
St. Nicholas Avenue
New York
Nellie Lee Applegate
Clifton Avenue
Elsie Lee
Erie Avenue
Matilda Lee Witt
Long Island
Irene Lee Lambert
Walter
Kate Streibig
Sunset Avenue
Michael Streibig
West Sixth Street
Michael
Walnut Street
Edwin C. Streibig
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Florences. Meyer
Streibig
Executrix
Groesbeck Will Appoints Three Heirs and Executors
The will of Herman J. Groesbeck, attorney, who died October 9, leaves his estate to his three children William G. of Philadelphia Elizabeth Groesbeck Pierson of New York City and Herman Groesbeck of Quincy Massachusetts. Executors named are Harry E. Engelhardt and Miss Kate ReSor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Groesbeck
William G
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Groesbeck Pierson
New York City
Herman Groesbeck
Quincy
Mass
Harry E. Engelhardt
Kate ReSor
Langley Case Taken Under Advisement in Federal Conspiracy
United States District Attorney Sawyer Smith and Henry Davis sparred in a Langley case in Atlanta as the Appellate Court took the matter under submission. John W Langley of Pikeville Kentucky and Milton Lipschutz of Philadelphia faced two year sentences for conspiring to obtain liquor removal permits from the Belle of Anderson Distillery near Lawrenceburg Kentucky. Both Langley and Lipschutz appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Smith
United States
Covington
Henry Davis
John W. Langley
Pikeville
Atlanta
Appelate Court
Milton Lipschutz
Philadelphia
Langley
Belle of Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Lipschutz
Smith
Davis
Court notes record dismissals and admissions filings
United States Commissioner’s Court dismisses case against Arthur Hanners for lack of prosecution after his August arrest for marrying his 16 year old niece. Judge Hough orders removal to Madison in Fred Bingham Mann Act case. Referee Greve tabbed for bankruptcy hearing in Joseph Muller matter. Dwight O. Benton seeks admission to federal bar after Ohio Supreme Court admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Commissioner's Court
Arthur Hanners
Forest Avenue
Norwood
Joseph Muller
Cincinnati
Jonge Hough
Charles T. Greve
Akruptcy
Hough
Greve
United States District Court
Dwight O. Benton
Mariemont
United States District Attorney
Benton
Dayton
Ohio Supreme Court
A. Lee Beaty
Frank R. Gusweiler
Court admits two new bar members in circuit court
J W Barry of Mt Gilead Ohio and Leo T Parker of Cincinnati were admitted to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. A petition for rehearing was denied in the Safety Automatic Toy Company versus Edwards Manufacturing patent case. Immigration deportation hearings were heard for Mac E Gonthro Dora Moore and Julia L Legge of Detroit with a verdict found in their favor in Detroit District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Appeals
J. W. Barry
Mt. Gilead
Leo T. Parker
Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Safety Automatic Toy Company
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Mac E Gonthro
Dora Moore
Julia L. Legge
Western Union Telegraph Company
Detroit
Canada
District Court of
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court filings
A list of cases in Common Pleas Court numbers 197,218 to 197,238 including Frank Manning vs. Newland Hotel Company for 35000 damages Irene McCrea vs Edmund McCrea for divorce Lee Brackett vs North American Accident Insurance for 30, fees George Eck vs Mathilda Eck for no 197 302 Adolph Pastor vs H Isaac Zeff lien for 349.24 Roy Hilberg vs Laurice R Clark for 500 Minnie Dowdell vs Charles Dowdell for divorce Bessie Armacost vs Elijah Armacost for divorce Hawkins vs City of Cincinnati in error filed Phillips Office Brother Co. vs Great Northern Railway for 750.20 Bosley Dubbe vs City of Cincinnati in error Flatow Riley Co. vs L N R E for 365.29 Robert Johnson vs Mollie Johnson for divorce Joseph Zimmermerer vs C H Christopher et al for 420.10 Martha Plummer vs Walden Plummer for divorce Henry F Buzatt vs Monroe Izor for 426 Application for writ of habeas corpus for William Reiskaup Henrietta Badier et al v W W Korb for 625 Blanche R Bell vs Lena Bell for divorce Katherine Lanham vs Edward Lanham for divorce and alimony Amasa H House vs Cornelius Petzhold et al to set aside will of Alice M House
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Frank Manning
The
Newland Hotel Company
Irene McCrea
Edmund McCrea
Lee B. Brackett
North American Accident Insurance Company
Ees U7
Saan
George Eck
Mathilda Eck
Adolph Pastor
H. Isaac Zeff
Roy Hilberg
Laurice R. Clark
Minnie Dowdell
Charles Dowdell
Bessie Armacost
Elijah Armacost
Hawkins
City of Cincinnati
Bor Pillip Office
C. H. Christopher
Martha Plummer
Walden H. Plummer
Henry F. Buzatt
Monroe Izor
William Reiskaup
Henrietta Badier
W. W. Korb
Blanche R. Bell
Lena E. Bell
Katherine Lanham
Edward W. Lanham
Amasa H. House
Cornelius J. Petzhold
Alice M. House
Four Fur Coats Stolen From Denton Company Store
Four fur coats valued at 2390 dollars were stolen from the Denton Company store at Seventh and Race streets yesterday. Officials believe professional shoplifters took the coats, which were squirrel and seal, valued at 770 650 540 and 425 dollars respectively. The loss was not noticed until late due to a sale attracting customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Company
Seventh and
Race Streets
Public Hearing on Two Bus Ordinances
A joint City Council Committee will hold a public hearing at 2 PM on two bus ordinances one general statute and one governing Street Railway Company operations. The hearing follows the ordinances being read by title and referred back to committees. Edward J. Siefke was seated as Sixteenth Ward member succeeding George Schlichte. he is an undertaker living at 801 Linn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Committee
Council
Edward J. Siefke
George Schlichte
Siefke
Republican City Central Committee
Linn Street
Board Hears Protests on Tudor Apartments
The Zoning Board of Appeals heard protests in Clifton over the proposed Tudor Apartments at Middleton and Ludlow avenues. Donald Bronson urged maintaining Residence B zoning, while opponents seek a district change. a rehearing was held with lawyers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Appeals
Donald Bronson
Clifton
Middleton
Ludlow Avenues
Bronson
Oscar Schwartz
Ludlow Realty Company
Seek to Stop Kellogg Avenue Construction Bid
A demand to restrain Kellogg avenue improvement from Congress avenue to Turkey Bottom road was filed with City Solicitor Frank Bowman by Nichols Morrill Stewart and Ginter on behalf of J. R. Davidson. Bowman will reply by Saturday. he rejected a similar request by other attorneys. Bids for Mitchell avenue from Vine to Spring Grove were sent to City Engineer Frank Krug. estimated cost equals 116000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bolan
Kellogg Avenue
Congress Avenue
Turkey Bottom Road
Frank Bowman
Nichols, Morrill, Stewart and Ginter
J. R. Davidson
Bowman
Mitchell Avenue
Vine Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Frank Krug
Hornberger
New Nun Role in The Miracle at Music Hall Tonight
Miss Elinor Patterson makes her debut as the young nun in The Miracle at Music Hall tonight. Patterson, a prominent Chicago social figure with stage experience, will alternate with Iris Tree and Lady Diana Manners for several performances, the engagement closing Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Elinor Patterson
Megildis
Miss Patterson
Chicago
Iris Tree
Diana Manners
Draper 9 Named Head of Cincinnati Street Railway System
The Cincinnati Street Railway Company reorganizes as it takes over from Cincinnati Traction on November 1. Walter A. Draper becomes president succeeding Charles A. Dupuis who resigns but remains on the board. New appointments include C. V. Link as treasurer and J. B. Stewart Jr as general manager. Offices will be in the Dixie Terminal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
Ies Street Railway Company
Walter A. Draper
Charles A. Dupuis
Citizens’ National Bank
Dupuis
Mr. Draper
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati and Ohio Traction Companies
Cincinnati
Theodore H. Schoepf
Henry L. Sanders
Sanders
C. V. Link
Big Four Railroad
J. B. Stewart, Jr
Youngstown Municipal Railway Company
H. R. Biery
Indianapolis
Ind
Department of Public Relations
Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railway Company
Union Transit Company of
A Benham
A. J. Becht
Joseph W. Nicholson
M. A. Cannon
Caroline Hein
Mr. Nicholson
Ohio Traction Company
F. L. Haller
Benjamin Frankland
E. G. Hummel
Walter E. Robinson
A. L. Fischer
A. J. Ostendorf
N. Wickersham
F. J. Wenning
E. J. Jones
Wenning
J. H. Landmaker
J. W. Hysan
H. C. Genrick
The
Street Railway Company
Dixie Terminal
Twenty Women Drawn for Jury in Nicholson Murder Case
Judge Struble's Criminal Court drawn fifty prospective jurors for the first degree murder trial of Thomas Nicholson, private policeman of 930 Armory avenue. Twenty of the names are women. The trial opens in November. Nicholson is accused of shooting Earl Skirvin 18, a street car conductor, on June 17 near Pearl and Lawrence streets after an incident with a girl Nicholson’s companion.
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Judge
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