Fireman testifies in divorce case under oath questions
Judge Hoffman sternly warned Raymond J. Hoff man a city fireman that perjury would bring punishment as he testified in the Willard Fuerstnau vs Alma Fuerstnau divorce suit Witnesses said Hoff man was seen with Mrs Fuerstnau but Hollman denied any acquaintance or meetings He was pressed to answer further by attorney John Doyle and court staff recorded the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoffman
Raymond J. Hoffman
Vine Street
Willard Fuersmau
Whiteman Street
Alma Fuersmau
Fuersmau
Hollman
Ida Longaro
Boone Street
Fuerstnau
Hellman
Court calendar lists cases for today across several rooms
Common Pleas Courts in rooms 3 6 7 and 9 schedule numerous cases from 9 o'clock to 2:30. Named parties include Waler versus Becker Brawley versus Howell Bogart versus Aaron Neuer Glass American House Wrecking Falls Cincinnati Traction Koch Krit Stevens Buttles Gordon Girald Wiseman Siders The Williamson Heater Co Union Gas and Gas Co Grisby Cantor Wolpa Kurlas Stunberg Norwood National Bank Sullivan Ryan Sawyer McLaughlin Morganroth Murphy and Ebner with judges LeBlond Roettinger Dest Hurley and the criminal rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Waler
Becker
Roettinger
Brawley
Howell
Bogart
Aaron Et al
H. Neuer Glass Company
American House Wrecking Company
Falls
Cincinnati Traction Company
Koch
Krit
B. & O R. Company
Stevens
Dhe
Williamson Heater Company
Winans
Stephens
Buttles
Gordon Et al
Child
The
Union Gas and Gas Company
Girald
Wiseman
Siders
Hurley
Grisby
Cantor
Wolpa
Kurlas
Stunberg
Superior Court
Mark
Norwood National Bank
Sullivan Et al
Ryan
State
Channer, Sawyer & McLaughlin
Struble
Morganroth
Murphy
Ebner
Courtroom confrontation over Mrs Fuerstnau case inquiry
In court Hollman is pressed about encounters with Mrs Fuerstnau and Mrs Longaro. Mrs Longaro testifies she saw Hollman with Fuerstnau’s wife and that Hollman ordered Fuerstnau to keep away. Fuerstnau alleges Hollman struck him in the presence of Mrs Fuerstnau. Hollman denies knowing either woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Fifteenth
Republic Streets
Auto thief convicted in minutes by jury in Struble Court
A jury in Judge Struble's Criminal Court convicted Arthur Jones of stealing Thornton Losey's car on July 19 after less than five minutes of deliberation. Co-defendant Morris Landrigan pleaded guilty and drew one to twenty years. William Hill was convicted of obtaining money by false pretenses. Charles Jackson pleaded guilty to assault, receiving a suspended six month sentence.
Oldest Lawyer in Hamilton County Pays Respect to Judge Hurley
E. P. Bradstreet, 94, described as the oldest attorney in Hamilton County, visited Common Pleas Court to pay respects to Judge Hurley said to be the youngest jurist on the bench. Judge Hurley called the 94 year old a reminder that “this is a bad day for you to be out.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Bradstreet
Hamilton County
State of
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Bradstreet
Judge Hurley
Downtown Meeting Sparks Brief Courtroom Exchange
Mr Bradstreet arrives at a corporation meeting downtown and is introduced to the jury by Judge Hurley as rain falls and participants greet each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bradstreet
Woman’s attempt to help husband cited in divorce case
Mrs Bertha Bulger 42 of 927 Main Street became a nervous wreck trying to get John Bulger 47 of 1418 Elm Street up for work in the morning. Judge C W Hoff man presided over the domestic relations hearing yesterday. Mrs Nora Rawls 52 of 1546 Elm Street sued John Rawls 70 of 4604 Columbia Avenue for divorce saying he has been gone twenty three years. Judge Hoffman asked if she would marry again. she replied she might. They were married November 5 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bulger
Main Street
John Bulger
Elm Street
C. W. Hoffman
William Seal, Helen Seal Divorce Granted on Gross Neglect
William Seal aged 34 of 1105 Dayton street received a divorce from Helen Seal aged 29 of 2505 McMicken avenue on grounds of gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seal
Dayton Street
Helen Seal
McMicken Avenue
Brown divorce suit filed after years of temper fits
Mrs. Matilda L. Brown files for divorce from David C. Brown in a case filed yesterday. The couple, wed on February 13, 1905, alleges persistent temper outbursts and verbal abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Brown
Matilda L. Brown
McDowell Cleared In Second Trial On Robbery Charge
William McDowell of 511 West Fourth Street was acquitted yesterday by a jury in Judge Struble's Criminal Court after a second trial on a robbery charge. Earlier in a separate trial before Judge LeBlond, a jury convicted him, but the verdict was set aside as against the weight of the evidence. Arthur Fix, assistant county prosecutor, alleged McDowell held up William Carfello and Clifford Nitzel at Fourth and Smith streets on June 7, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDowell
West Fourth Street
Berry seeks receiver for Wiggins Chemical Company denied
Judge Caldwell in Common Pleas Court denied the application by E C Berry a stockholder and director to appoint a receiver for Wiggins Chemical Company located at 12 East Third Street after hearing evidence. Berry claimed company officers neglected business to attend horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Berry
Wiggins Chemical Company
East Third’ Street
Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Berry
Court awards Frater Riley damages over spoiled melons
A jury in Judge Roettinger’s Common Pleas Court awarded Frater Riley & Co. $514.14 against the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railway Co for a carload of muskmelons spoiled by transit delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Frater Riley & Co
Commission Merchants
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, & St. Louis Railway Company
Cincinnati Firms Seek Sutton Motor Co. Bankruptcy
Three firms filed petitions in the U S District Court asking Sutton Motor Company of Cincinnati be adjudged bankrupt. Creditors include Manufacturers' Finance Acceptance Baltimore 1520.01 Tri-State Ignition Cincinnati 121.46 and Reuben H Donnelley Cincinnati 26. Philip J Schneider named trustee for Harry J Wintering druggist Cincinnati and Cary P Dickins Norwood. Wintering assets 5 cash liabilities 7786.97. Dickins assets none liabilities 995.88. Schostak Construction Company petitions dismissed after defense denial. Fair Machinery Company listed assets 23961.60 liabilities 27418.73. Jacob Hyman files for bankruptcy listing liabilities 12041.60 assets 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Sutton Motor Company of
Cincinnati
Manufacturers
Finance Acceptance Company of
Baltimore
Tri-State Ignition Company of
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
Philip J. Schneider
Charles T. Greve
Harry J. Wintering
Cary P. Dickins
Norwood
Wintering
Dickins
Schostak Construction Company
Benson W. Hough
Schostak Company
Fair Machinery Company of Cincinnati
Jacob Hyman
Hyman
Vine Street
United States
Alaska salmon salvage ordered by U S Court
About 200 cases of Alaska salmon seized by the United States Marshal on November 3 1924 are to be salvaged by Wards Cove Packing Company of Ketchikan Alaska under a judge Hough ruling. The Alaska firm agreed to pay inspection costs and post bond that only edible salmon would be salvaged. The court ordered release of the seized goods. Oscar A Stephens admitted to the bar. The court also took under submission the appeal of Western & Atlantic Railroad versus W M Hughes and disposed of several similar cases involving Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company Herman Nelson Corporation and Bruce Brady trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
United States Marshal
Wards Cove Packing Company
Ketchikan
Hough
Oscar A. Stephens
Warren, C
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Western & Atlantic Railroad
W. M. Hughes
Court of Appeals
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company
Herman Nelson Oporation
Herman Nelson Corpengaion
Columbus Heating and Entilating Company
Bruce Brady
H. W. McCann
J. R. Edwards
Wright fined for drunk driving with jail time and appeal
Frank Wright a chauffeur of 2119 Colerain avenue was sentenced to ten days in jail and a $50 fine plus costs after conviction for driving while drunk in Judge Woeste's Traffic Court. He received a stay of execution to appeal the case. Wright denied intoxication as his car struck a vehicle at Seventh and Mound streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Colerain Avenue
Woeste
Wright
Seventh
Mound Streets
John B. Stember
Louisville
Reading
Jail Term For Non-Provider Father Of Fifteen
Otis Kennedy of 1537 Livingston Street was jailed for four months by Judge Eyrich after conviction for failing to provide for his wife and fifteen children. His six month old baby attended court in the arms of Mrs. Kennedy, who testified against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Kennedy
Livingston Street
Eyrich
Kennedy
Ohio court docket items list multiple cases and divorces
State of Ohio lists numerous civil actions and divorces with bond amounts and remedies. Cases include forcible bonds for individuals such as Jessie Mc Cann Murph Poole Foley Hall Mesch and others, divorce actions for Blackburn, Ross, Higgins, Clem, Brown, West, Toller, Henry, Shannon, Lewis, Soles, Little, and Soles with damages, quiet title suits for Katz and Katz, and injunctions against Cheviot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Jessie McCann
Lover Murph
Same
James Poole
Joseph M. Foley
Margaret Hall
Elmer Mesch
Joseph Egal
Charles Cohn
John Bell
Ben Coleman
Anna Blackburn
Cloud Blackburn
Harry Falk
Margaret Roberts
Oma Ross
Charles Ross
Victoria Higgins
Thomas Higgins
Joe Rockenfield
Jacob Newman
John F. Kailholz
Vilage of
Lucy Clem
Alex J. Clem
Bernie Waddles
Robert O. Strong
William C. Hoelke
Roscoe Byrd
F. W. Hannon
Willis Walker
Lucy A. Evans
Alfred R. Miller
Franklin Sanford
Edward Wagner
Zurich Insurance Company
Ae Stacey Manufacturing Company
John J. West
Ruth L. West
Mollie R. Toller
Henry Toller
Joseph Ash
Minnie Ash
Leola Brown
Thomas Brown
Christina Claxton
Abraham Claxton
Carl M. Oelschlaegel
Cora Oelschlaegel
Anna Henry
James M. Henry
Fannie Shannon
Marjorie Lewis
Shirley Lewis
Abraham Soles
William Lohman
Margaret Little
John Kingkade
Nicholas Fey
Peter Hummel
Clarence Bohne
Indictments Target Erlanger Dog Races and Operators
Forty five indictments charging the Erlanger Kennel Club with maintaining premises for betting on dog races were returned by the Kenton County Grand Jury. Indictments also accuse operators Owen P. Smith Martin J. Hyland and George Sawyer of maintaining a common nuisance. Bonds set at 1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger
St. Louis
Kenton County
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Read
Ware
Kentucky
Applegate
Kennel Club
Poolroom Shooting Over Billiards Leaves Two Men Wounded
Richard Turner, 35, and James Emery, both African American men, fought over a billiards game in a poolroom at Park and Lincoln avenues. Turner was shot and may die from the wounds inflicted by Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Turner
James Emery
H. 8. Franks
Park and
Lincoln Avenues
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Willard Fuersman
Island Creek Coal
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie Terminal
Norman R. Williams
Tures
Common Pleas Courts
Nudge
Stetson
Fidelity
Fourth Street
United States Courts
Wave Schaefer's
East
Jacksonville
Florida
Washington
Savannah
Thos. J. West
Baltimore & Ohio
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St. Eighth & John
OUR
Royal Blue Bed
Pioneer Island Creek
PerTon
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