Train Party Dispute Ends In Fraud Suit Favoring Defendant
A jury in Judge Roettinger's Commicen Pleas Court condemned Frank E. Brawley to pay Dr. Howard E. Howell's costs after a 13 minute verdict. The case stemmed from a Washington bound B and O train incident five years earlier when Brawley, a former Pullman conductor, said Howell and four young women were found in a drawing room with liquor. Howell claimed the women were friends or relatives and that he was assaulted first. Brawley sought 25000 dollars in damages.
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Roettinger
Commicen Pleas Court
Frank E. Brawley
Middletown
Howard E. Howell
Charleston
W. Va
Brawley
Dr. Howell
University of Cincinnati
Grafton
Howell
John McCaslin
James O’brien
Mildred Scott
Edith George
Miss Prim
Parkersburg
NEW SUITS FILED IN COMMON PLEAS COURT
A list of case numbers and parties filed in Common Pleas Court including divorces, alimony, custody, and various civil actions. Notable entries include Lucy Kallenberg vs Roy Kellenberg for divorce, Louis Meyer vs Union Gas & Electric for 2027, and multiple bond and mortgage foreclosures.
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Common Pleas Court
Charles E. Geer
Nathan Jung
Harlan National Bank
George W. Hengst
Lucy Kallenberg
Roy Kellenberg
State of Ohio
Garrett ea _er
Elmer Mesch
Same
Harry Cutter
Ben C. Albert
Roland Ross
Ike Hyams
Charles Smith
Joseph Matz
Kellus Rowan
Marcellus Pryor
Kate Brown
Roy Wainscott
Mac Wainscott
Louis Meyer
Union Gas & Electric Co
Anna Matre
Joseph P. Matre
John Watt
City of
Cincinnati
Snook Veith Lumber Co
Hilary H. Evers
June B. & L. Co
Angelo Teste
James Marino
May Marino
Raymond L. Buse
Carl Siemer
Capital Loan Co
J. Foster Brate
Blanche Dickman
Etta Rubin
Lela Gargis
Paul K
Michael W. Cricker
A. F. Kolb Co
George Jacobs Et al
John Engel
William Gehrum
Helen Morton
Karl Morton
Bertha S. Kenny
John J. Kenny
Maurice H. Goldsmith
George Makras
Robbery Report In Dayton Involves Three Suspects
Wilbur Schut a 27 year old cab driver from 911 Third avenue Dayton Ky says he was robbed of 17 dollars by three Black men at Second and Mill streets last night. He depicted the assailants as using a public safety item to threaten him before they fled into an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Schut
Third Avenue
Dayton
Second
Mill Streets
Schut
Mohawk Brewery Case Adjourned In Prohibition Probe
The Mohawk Brewing Company officials faced a continued preliminary hearing on Volstead act violations. Hearing postponed to December 1 to allow the defense more time to prepare testimony after agents confiscated beer during a raid on August 3. Remaining defendants include Osterfeld, Osterfeld, Birnbryer, and Horfald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Beaty
United States District Attorney
Walter W. Schwaab
Mohawk Brewing Company
Thomas Gregory
United States
George H. Osterfeld
Kendall Avenue
Joseph Osterfeld
Selin Avenue
Willard Birnbryer
East Kenney Avenue
Mt. Healthy
Foreman
Michael Horfald
Victor Street
Federal Court Hearings In Cleveland Damages Appeals
United States Court of Appeals judges heard arguments in appeals from Pickands-Mather & Company and Edward C. Myers against local firms, with cases taken under advisement. Additional calendar items include upcoming arguments in insurance and oil mill cases and a judgment in a Kentucky Wholesale Company suit against Benjamin Ford for promissory note and implied guarantees. A separate case saw Logan and McHugh dismissed after a raid found liquor not owned or supervised by Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Pickands-Mather & Company
Cleveland, C
H. A
A. W. Kuhn
Edward C. Myers
Hatfield-Penfield Company
Donohue and Moorman
United States Court of Appeals
Sessions
United States District Court
Cleveland
Federal Building
Stuyvesant Insurance Company
Globe Rutger Fire Insurance Company
Jacksonville
Hough
Kentucky Wholesale Company
Benjamin Ford
Cincinnati
Ford-Elkhorn Mining Company
Kentucky
Ford
Cutter Street
Joseph J. Logan
Laurel Street
Thomas Gregory
United States
Logan
Michael McHugh
West Eighth Street
McHugh
European Notables to Address Cincinnati Foreign Policy Meet
Dr. Christian Lange representing Norway to the League of Nations will speak at the Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association’s season opener on November 4 at the Linton. Count Richard N. Coudenhove-Kalergi of Czecho-Slovakia will join as guest of honor. luncheon follows the public meeting on the topic The United States of Europe. Reservations are being accepted by Mrs. Simon Kuhn at 605 First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Lange
Norway
League of Nations Assembly
Richard N. ‘Coudenhove-Kalergi
Czecho-Slovakia
Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association
Linton
United States of Europe
Simon Kuhn
Association
First National Bank
Twenty Post Office clerks appointed including four negroes
The Postmaster Arthur L. Behymer announced the appointment of twenty substitute clerks for the Post Office. Names and addresses include Joseph Martin, Sanders E. Ford in Sanders Ky Ludlow Ky, Leo F. Hekstein, Charles A. Caldwell Covington Ky and others with several labeled as colored.
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P. O
Arthur L. Behymer
Joseph Martin
Schoedinger Avenue
Sanders E. Ford
Montclaire Avenue
Ludlow
Leo F. Hekstein
Langland Avenue
Charles A. Caldwell
Garrard Street
Covington
Alvin Faris
Flemingsburg
Charles H. Deal
Gest Street
Howard R. Hall
Taft Lane
Joseph E. Usher
Eastern Avenue
Walter A. Schmaedecke
Bellomonte Avenue
Ft. Mitchell
Wm. H. Wetteran
Herbert Avenue
Cheviot
Charles V. Phillippe
Ross Avenue
William E. Vogt
Delmar Avenue
Store Workers to Dance at Elk's Temple
The Mabley and Carew Mutual Benefit Association plans a dance at the Elk's Temple tomorrow evening. Elaborate preparations suggest a large turnout and a successful event for its members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabley & Carew Mutual Benefit Association
Elk’s Temple
MISS BINGHAM TO PERFORM WITH NATIONAL PLAYERS IN CINCINNATI
Miss Amélia Bingham returns to Cincinnati with the National Players at the Cox Theater on October 25 in Just Life, Madame a comedy by John Bowie. O D Woodward company manager completed arrangements for her premiere after years in short sketches. Rehearsals start early next week and she with the author arrive Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amélia
Bingham
National Players
Cox Theater
O. D. Woodward
Miss Bingham
John Bowie
Henrietta
Cincinnati
New York
Realty Firm Wins Ruling on Middleton Ludlow Whitfield Apts
Oscar Schwartz architect and the Ludlow Realty Company secured a favorable Zoning Board of Appeals decision for an 850000 apartment project at Middleton Ludlow and Whitfield avenues. The board require a 25 foot rear yard instead of 10 and approved an extension at the northwest corner due to proximity to a business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Schwartz
Ludlow Realty Company
Zoning Board of Appeals
Middleton, Ludlow
Whitfield Avenues
Ludlow and
Middleton Avenues
Vaccinated boy dies three weeks after tetanus case
William Griffith aged around 12 died three days after developing tetanus following a vaccination. coroner cautions against blaming vaccination, noting tetanus can result from other infections. Funeral arranged by Busse & Bergman with services at Holy Family Church and burial at St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffith
Considine Avenue
the General Hospital
C. A. Griffith
Holy Family School
Price Hill
William
Mr. Griffith
Edward Johnston
Handley
Busse & Bergman
Freeman Avenue
Holy Family Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
City Council to hear emergency bus ordinances today
Joint Council Committee on Traffic and Street Railroads finalized two bus measures. They set licensing rules for operators, appeal rights, route changes, and interurban limits, with annual fees from 40 to 230 dollars for larger buses. The ordinances proceed to City Council next Tuesday.
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Joint Council Committee On
Council
Louis J. Huwe Appointed Clerk of Municipal Court
Louis J. Huwe of 520 East Fourth Street was named Clerk of the Municipal Court by Mayor Carrel to fill the unexpired term of Joseph A. Cline who resigned amid malfeasance charges. Cline’s case was dropped and Bowman will dismiss the charges. Huwe will supervise the Police Court pending a new term start January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Howe
East Fourth Street
Common Pleas
Carrel
Howe
Joseph A. Cline
Cline
Frank Lewis
Joseph Cline
Frank K. Bowman
United States Marshal's
Federal
Frank Bowman
Isueders
Chew verdict affirmed by Eighth Circuit Court
The Eighth District Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of Bob Chew in Little Rock Ark for using the mails to defraud through the Bob Chew Syndicate No. 2 in the Eldorado oil field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chew
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Eighth District Circuit Court of Appeals
Bob Chew
Little Rock
Ark
Eldorado, Ark
Walshs argue common law marriage in Dayton divorce case
In Dayton Ohio on October 15, lawyers for Beatrice Louise Walsh and Nicholas J. Walsh Jr. filed a brief arguing a common law marriage existed. The testimony shows Walsh admitted Mrs Walsh was his wife while she denied it in the divorce hearing. The brief cites Sharp v Sharp to support legality of common law unions. Judge Roland W. Baggot will decide after replies are filed.
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Dayton,c
Beatrice Louise Walsh
Nicholas J. Walsh, Jr
Cincinnati
Rothermel
Thomas M. Gavin
Walsh
Sharp
Lawyer Confirms Name Discrepancy In Hearings
In last week’s Walsh hearing attorney John Egan said a man referred to as Lawrence Landon in testimony was not L B Landon a famed lawyer. The remark prompted scrutiny of testimony and potential misidentification in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
John Egan
Lawrence Landon
L. B. Langdon
Southern Railway chief clerk Bliss retires with farewell gift
J Gordon Bliss, chief clerk to the freight traffic manager of the Southern Railway System, resigned yesterday after about four years in charge. He served the company twenty three years and will join the Liberal Savings and Loan Company as assistant cashier, remaining at the central office on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gordon Bliss
Southern Railway System
Bliss
Southern
Liberal Sayings and Loan Company
Main Street
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Kashmir
E. Pearl
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Reznor
Axminster
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Nunner and Ashton CO
E. Pearl St
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
Chenep
E. Fifth Street
WM. R. Graul Piano CO
Mohawk
He Smith-Kasson
Gavoe Schaefer's
Max Woentz
West Sixth St
Cincinnati, O
Louis J. Huwe
Fourth Street
Literal Savings and Loan CO
Main St. Eighth & John
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Geffabley
George li Ewstedt
Central Union Depot
Chicago
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City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Third and
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Chesapeake & Quio Ry
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