Attorneys Withdraw Suit Over Widow's Claim in Cantor Case
A Cleveland judge accepted the withdrawal of a $50,000 attorney fee suit by Elmer Grischy against Mrs. Helen Cantor. Grischy and his brother allegedly sought a one-fourth share of estate proceeds via a contract tied to widow rights in the Nowell estate. The case ended with costs paid and no explanation given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Grisby
Helen Nowell Cantor
St. Paul
Oscar P. Grischy
Elmer Grischy
Cantor
Grischys
Geoghegan
Hurley
Grischy
Robert S. Alcorn
Manogue, Schorr & Renner
Woman testifies paying police for protection in damages suit
Mrs. Alaska Pillow testified in Judge LeBlond's Common Pleas Court that she paid city policeman Jesse Schwab ten dollars weekly for protection and one dollar nightly for "hugh money" while her husband Harry Pillow sues Schwab for two thousand five hundred dollars for alleged false arrest. The witness had prior disorderly conduct arrests, and the trial paused for police court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Schwab
Hugh
Alaska Pillow
Central Avenue
Harry Pillow
Schwab
Pillow
Gene Derbin
Maud Inman
Plum Street
LeBlond
Multiple legal actions and trials in Common Pleas Court
Judge Hurley extends habeas corpus hearing for William Rauskoup as interrelated cases wait in Court of Appeals. Union Trust seeks 10000 plus costs from Union Gas and Electric for a 1928 Elmore and Spaeth street fire that fatally burned Dr Louis Domhoff. Frank Ryan and Harry Ebner convicted of burglary in Struble Court. Several divorce and alimony suits filed in Domestic Relations Court including Mary Wass and Dr Aloysius Renneker. Frances Miller sues F W Woolworth for 5000 over a stairway injury at Fifth street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hurley
Common Pleas Court
William Rauskoup
Louis Domhoff
Union Gas and Electric Company
Domhoff
Henry Weishaupt
Elmore
Spaeth
General Hospital
Struble
Frank Ryan
Chicago
Harry Ebner
Townsend Street
Edward Strasser
J. D. Kidzie
Fifth and
Carr Streets
Mary Wass
Pleasant’ Street
Francis M. Wass
Dr. Renneker
Rebecca Mary Johnson
Oehler Street
Amedee L. Johnson
Sheridan Drive
Norwood
Provident Wings Bank and Trust Company
Rebecca Mary Moses
F. W. Woolworth Company
Frances Miller
East Ninth Street
Common Pleas
Fifth Street
Last Day for Registration to Vote in November Election
Final registration deadline urged with offices open 8 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to unknown closing time. Voters must register to be eligible in the upcoming election.
Navy's Aviation System Under Strain Warns Board
Commander John H Towers told the President's Air Board that the Navy's aviation system cannot withstand war stress and urged a unified or better coordinated air component within the Navy. He proposed an extra Assistant Secretary of the Navy to oversee aviation and stronger promotion protections for aviators. The hearing also covered army air policy and preparations for a court martial related to Major General William Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Air Board
John H. Towers
Air Service
Navy
Towers
Naval Aviation
Bureau of Navigation
Bureau of Aeronautics
Department of National Defense
Patrick
William Mitchell
France
Air Force
First Air Brigade
Army
James E. Fechet
Capitol
Aberdeen
Arnold
San Antonio
Tex
War Department
Coolidge
Comnder
Davis
Judge Advocate
Charles P. Summerall
Second Corps
New York
Negress Receives Back Pension After 24 Year Wait
A 87 year old widow, Alice Atkinson, living in Tim Town near Dayton Ohio, received 2572.17 dollars in back pension from the U S Pension Department via Special Examiner William H Wentz. The payment covers her initial claim as widow of William H Atkinson a 9th Regiment Infantry veteran who died in 1901. She had later married a Spanish War veteran who died last year, but her bid was denied due to a prior marriage unresolved by divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wentz
Federal Building
United States Pension Department
Alice Atkinson
Tim Town
Dayton
William H. Atkinson
Ninth Regiment
Infantry
Kentucky
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Ohilo
Seasongood declines to name informants in levy case
Murray Seasongood candidate for City Council accuses civil service figures of being compelled to fund campaigns. Civil Service Commission replies no definite evidence of violations and cites procedure for filing charges. Seasongood says commission will not act and warns informants risk losing jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasongood
Murray Seasongood
Charter Committee
Civil Service Classification
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Regulations
Ford to Use Flat Plants
An exchange dispatch from Genoa reports the signing of an agreement between the F I A T Company and the Ford interests. The F I A T Company will take over Ford factories at Trieste Copenhagen Riga and Constantinople while Ford will take over F I A T works in North and South America.
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London
Genoa
Ford
Trieste
Copenhagen
Riga
Constantinople
Ford Company
North
South
America
City Charter Battle Expands Its Campaign Scope
Charles O. Rose urged Woman's City Club members to back the nine Citizens' Charter Committee candidates for City Council under the city manager plan. Judson Harmon urged registration and voting in a WLW radio address. Campaign events include talks by Murray Seasongood Cecil Gamble Mary Hicks and Julius Luchsinger with Edna Strohan addressing the Saturday Literary Club about Cincinnati's new government form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's City Club
Charles O. Rose
Citizens’ Charter Committee
Rose
WLW
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
Tyler Field
B. H. Roger
Field
Go Charter
Stowe School
Murray Seasongood
Cecil Gamble
Mary L. Hicks
Charter Council
Cincinnati
Court and
Vine Streets
Julius Luch’ Singer
Edna P. Strohan
Ivanhoe Avenue
Court docket of assorted civil suits and divorces
Listings include multiple cases: Felan O Greene vs Houston Greene for sa. Union Trust Company vs Union Gas and Electric for $10 000 and injunction. Helen M Young vs Emily B Deming for $50 on account. National Bank and Trust Company vs Denver Furtwanger for possession of petty. Frances Miller vs F W Woolworth Company for $5000 damages. Mary Wass vs Francis M a for divorce alimony and custody. Albert Hoess vs Reginald N Bernard for $27281 damages. Elijah Y Armacost vs Elizabeth A Armacost et al partition of estate. Grace M Deutschman vs John J Deutschman for divorce. Pearl Chandler vs William Chandler for divorce custody alimony. Rebecca M Johnson vs Senapee L Johnson for divorce and injunction. Aloysius F Renneker vs Elizabeth Aneker for divorce. Louis Katz vs Joe L Katz for $1206 on note. Mary M Elgas vs Frederick Weirs for $3500 damages. Roy Hilberg vs George B Stone for $30 on note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felan O. Greene
Houston Greene
Union .Trust Company
Union Gas and Electric Company
Helen M. Young J
Emily B. Deming
National Bank and Trust Company
Denver Furtwanger
Petty
Frances Miller
F. W. Woolworth Company
Mary Wass
Francis M. A
Albert Hoess
Reginald N. Bernard
Elijah Y. Armacost
Elizabeth A. Armacost
Grace M. Deutschman
John J. Deutschman
Pearl Chandler
William Chandler
Rebecca M. Johnson
Senapee L. Johnson
Aloysius F. Renneker
Elizabeth Aneker
Louis Katz
5Oe L. Katz
Mary M. Elgas
Frederick Weirs
Roy Hilberg
George B. Stone
Daugherty Reaffirms Plan to Aid Youth Rehabilitation
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty outlined efforts to create a voluntary committee for rehabilitating young first offenders in prisons. He said delays after President Harding and John H. Patterson's deaths slowed progress but a new leader would soon be named to run a private funded survey and place trainees in private jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
John H. Patterson
Dayton
Daugherty
Coolidge
Congress
Camp Sherman
National Army
National Cash Register Company
United States
Patterson
Krippendorf named defendant in Main Island Creek suit
Albert Krippendorf of Krippendorf Tuttle White Cliffs Products Company was named defendant in a suit filed in the United States District Court by the Main Island Creek Coal Company seeking to recover 111,932.82 on a promissory note. Robert Kramer, former Assistant US District Attorney, was appointed receiver for Jacob Hyman haberdasher by Judge Hough, upon Samuel Becker's application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Krippendorf
Krippendorf-Tuttle
White Cliffs Products Company
Schmidt Building
United States District Court
Main Island Creek Coal Company
Robert Kramer
United States District Attorney
Jacob Hyman
Haberdasher
Ine Street
Hough
Samuel Becker
Becker Tailoring Company
Fifth and Plum Streets
Hyman
Two Patrolmen Dismissed Over Handbook Extortion Attempt
Patrolmen Edward J. Stenger and Alexander Frank of the Heights District were fired by Safety Director Tudor after inspectors Weatherly and Kane trapped them at a Springfield Pike saloon. They allegedly sought 30 from a saloonkeeper for protection, claiming city jurisdiction, with threats to remove the telephone or arrest the owner if Arnold and Kisker did not appear. Frank and Stenger denied the claims and said they were warning a suspected handbook operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Stenger
Alexander Frank
Heighth
Police Department
Tudor
Eugene Weatherly
Michael Kane
Major Weatherly
George Kisker
Stenger
Frank
Clifford Sefferino
William T. Ralph
Springfield Pike
Compton Road
Sefferino
Kisker
Weatherly
Kane
Arnold
Rettinger
Eighth District
Ohio Bar to Convene Here Late in January
Mr J L W Henney secretary of the Ohio State Bar Association was in Cincinnati arranging the midwinter meeting set for January 28 29 and 30 This event is to be hosted with the Cincinnati Bar Association and the Lawyers Club by a joint committee including Alfred G Allen chairman George E Mills secretary Ben L Heidingsfeld Simeon M Johnson Walter A Ryan Harry W Vordenberg Malcolm McAvoy Nathaniel H Maxwell Otis H Fisk Charles Broadwell M G Heintz and Joseph O Meara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. W. Henney
Ohio State Bar Association
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bar Association
Lawyers’Club
State Bar Association
M. Pogue
Alfred G. Allen
George E. Mills
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
Simeon M. Johnson
Walter A
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6Th Elm Sts
City
Baymiller Station
Fourth Street
Helen Nowell
Board
The
Associated Press
Fox Conner
Army Air Service
William Lassiter
Robert C. Davis
Adjutant General
Department of National Defense Project
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Chief
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Service Information Officer
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United States Court Notes
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Liberal Savings & Loan CO
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