Pastor Schmalhorst Appointed to Cincinnati Council
Ther. Rev. W. L. Schmalhorst, pastor of the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church, was appointed to represent his denomination on the Executive Council of the Cincinnati Federation of Churches at the Cincinnati Presbytery meeting. Dr. Erdman, General Assembly moderator, attended the 135th Pleasant Ridge anniversary. 160 clergy were present. A survey of church buildings was ordered, to be led by Dr. A. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Schmalhorst
Pleasant Ridge
Jesse Halsey
Seventh Presbyterian Church
C. R. Erdman
General Assembly
Cincinnati
Erdman
Dr. A. Austin
College Hill Presbyterian Church
Driver's skull fractured after being thrown from wagon
Fred Bohne a 45 year old teamster of Liberty and Pendleton streets was dragged from a wagon of the Early & Daniel Feed Company on Liberty near Clay when frightened horses reared Bohne struck the curb and suffered a fractured skull. He was taken to General Hospital in critical condition and not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bohne
Liberty
Pendleton Streets
Early & Daniel Feed Company
Liberty Street
Clay Street
Bohne
General Hospital
Judge Hears Invalidity Suit Over Drunk Newport Marriage
Carman Powell 21 of 1414 Empsey Street seeks an annulment from Agnes Smith Powell 42 of 27 Klotter Avenue claiming he was drugged and married in a Newport minister's parlor after alcohol was provided. Mrs Powell contends he was sober and in full possession of faculties at marriage. The case adjourned to today for defense witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Marjorie
Divorce Granted to Robert Kuntz and Anna M Kuntz
Robert Kuntz 27 of 509 Wyoming avenue wins a divorce from Anna M Kuntz 27 of Taylor avenue after she insisted on living with her parents. Married March 1919 separated October 1923. Judge Hoffman heard another suit by Stanley M Clark for divorce from Ruth V Clark. They married October 1918 parted December 1923. Clark claims his wife consorted with other men and deserted him on three occasions. Mrs Clark accuses him of seeking other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gordon
Armory Avenue
Dora Gordon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hoffman
Robert Kuntz
Wyoming Avenue
Anna M. Kuntz
Taylor Avenue
Stanley M. Clark
the Lyric
Ruth V. Clark
Philadelphia
Clark
Divorce suits filed for two couples in local court
William T. Pottenger filed for divorce and custody of their youngest child against his wife at 6232 Bong Vista Avenue. A second divorce suit was also filed by another husband and wife, both seeking dissolution of their marriage in the same proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Pottenger
Bong Vista Avenue
Court Calendar for Today in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Court schedule lists multiple cases in rooms 3J 4 6 8 9 with judges LeBlond Hoffman Roettinger Ryan Hurley and Marx. Featured cases include Spatz v Emmons Ferris v Rosler Robert Mitchell Furniture Co v Chrystola Co Simpson v Revelson Vanderheide v Liming and Watson v Payne with various 9 o’clock and 10 o’clock start times.
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Common Pleas Courts
LeBlond
Spatz
Emmons
F. L. Hoffman
Copenhaver
Newsone
Roettinger
Ferris
Rosler
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Chrystola Company
Simpson
Revelson
Ryan
Hurley
Vanderheide
Liming
Superior Court
Marx
Watson
Payne
Pettenger Alleges Neglect and Infidelity in Domestic Relations Court
Anne H. Pettenger charges his wife with neglect and seeks her freedom alleging she associates with other men. He testifies he found unfamiliar men in their home on multiple occasions after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne H. Pettenger
Pettenger
Divorce suit filed by Mary Anna Greatorex in Court of Domestic Relations
Mary Anna Greatorex of 2904 Victoria Avenue filed for divorce from Samuel Greatorex yesterday. She seeks alimony and support until final decree plus a permanent allowance based on the defendant's estate, alleging extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anna Mark Greatorex
Victoria Avenue
Samuel Greatorex
Traction Company Seeks New Trial in Injury Suit
The Cincinnati Traction Company asks for a new trial in a $8100 suit against Joseph Schlasinger alleging concealment of a prior injury. Schlasinger claims a 1923 street car crash caused a back injury while riding in a horse drawn wagon on McMicken Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Joseph Schlasinger
Marx
Schlasinger
McMicken Avenue
Herancourt Brewing Company
Court Rules City and Streetcar May Share Damages
The Court of Appeals held that Mrs. Mary Poehle can recover $3,500 damages from the Cincinnati Traction Company as well as the city for an accident and ordered a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Poehle
St. Bernard, C
Cincinnati Traction Company
Court of Appeals
New Trials Granted for Two Arson Convictions
Judge Darby of Common Pleas Court granted new trials to Meyer Simkin and Edward Treiman, brothers-in-law convicted of arson after the November 6, 1924 fire at Treiman’s business on Seventh Street near Elm. The judge doubted a conspiracy given they were not in communication then.
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Darby
Common Pleas Court
Meyer Simkin
Edward Treiman
Treiman
Seventh Street
Elm Street
Judge Darby Dismisses Suit Against Auditor
Judge Darby in Common Pleas Court dismissed a suit by Dr. S P Kramer aimed at blocking county funds for operating General Hospital out of county accounts. He cited a new state law allowing the county to operate the hospital and hinted at an appeal by Kramer’s counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Kramer
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Kramer
Dr F J Sofge Druggist Sentenced 3 Years for Narcotics
Dr Frank J Sofge of 3036 McHenry Avenue and Windsay and Finn Streets ran a drug store. He pled guilty and was sentenced to three years in the Atlanta Penitentiary. Federal agents testified he sold narcotics to a woman using marked money found at the store. Large quantities were confiscated. The defense noted his age of 65 and character witnesses. The assistant DA accused him of taking jewelry and stolen clothing as payment and keeping poor purchase records. The judge called the case reprehensible and said his education made him a greater menace to society.
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Frank J. Sofge
Henry Avenue
Windsay
Finn Streets
Atlanta
United States
Hough
Sarge
Sorge
A. Lee .Béaty
Sofge
Gorge
Serge
Bowman Sentenced for False Parcel Post Claims
J Julian Bowman 30, president of the Independent Manufacturers Association, was sentenced to four months in Miami County Jail and fined $500 for making false claims on damaged parcel post shipments. His wife stood by him as he faced Judge Hough. inspectors said 23 of 193 inspected parcels were broken. claims filed totaled $2,130.19 with $291.22 paid. Osler spoke for Bowman, who offered to withdraw pending claims and repay amounts already collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Julian Bowman
Independent Manufacturers’ Association
Vinestreet
Hough
United States District Court
Miami County
George F. Osler
C. C. Crabbe
Ohio
Post Office
Bowman
Osler
Court Rules Broadcast of Music Infringes Copyright
United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that broadcasting copyrighted music is a public performance for profit under the copyright act. The decision reverses Judge Hickenlooper’s ruling in Jerome H. Remick & Co. v American Automobile Accessories, Crosley Radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Jerome H. Remick & Co
New York
American Automobile Accessories Company
Cincinnati
Crosley Radio Corporation
Speeding youth avoids jail in Traffic Court
Edward Brockman a 19 year old of Hartwell was fined 45 dollars and lost driving rights for a year after being convicted of speeding 45 mph on Paddock road. Judge Alexander cited youth as his only escape from jail. Other defendants faced fines and driving suspensions, including James Burns 35 dollars and ten days, Theresa Bier 35 dollars and ten days, James Peiper 35 dollars and ten days, Lambert Kendall 34 dollars, and Frederick Raymond 27 dollars.
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Edward Brockman
Ridgeway Avenue
Hartwell
Krueger
Brockman
Paddock Road
Alexander
James Burns
Sixth Avenue
Yton
Theresa Bier
Orchard Street
Eastern Avenue
James’ Peiper
Bowdin Avenue
Divorce and injunction notices in Common Pleas Court list
Common Pleas Court filings show numerous divorce actions including Burke v Burke Barnes v Barnes Sinclair v Sinclair Parnell v Parnell Sommerholder v Sommerholder Buffington v Buffington Pottenger v Pottenger Kipp v Kern Betzner v Chamberlin Ralls v Ralls Lauderback v Hoppe Greatorex v Jorex Bell v Bell Crookton v Railroad Kramer v Mercer injunctions and alimony claims totaling multiple case numbers and amounts. The docket also references an injunction suit against Fred Bade as treasurer and a will contest involving Lauderback/Hoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Burke
Howard Burke
Margaret Barnes
George Barnes
Raymond Sinclair
Alline Sinclair
Lockland Lumber Company
W. M. Logsdon
Perry D. Parnell
Pearl Parnell
Fred Bade
Fred Rapp, Jr
Mary A. M. Greatorex
Samuel Jorex
Jesse B. Bell
Cora Bell
Crookton & Co
B. & O. Railroad Ny
John Kramer
Dwight L. Mercer
Court action challenges Franklin will in probate suit
In Common Pleas Court Jean Lauderback and Dorothy Mellon sue over the will of John R. Franklin also known as John R. Flanagan claiming it is not his last will. Defendants include Helenee Robert Franklin Margaret R. Franklin William M. Troy George Geiger Frank K. Riddle and Thomas J. Sullivan. Additionally Arthur ip sues William Kern alleging a dog bite on the left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Franklin
John R. Flanagan
Mmmon Pleas Court
Jean Lauderback
Dorothy Mellon
Helenee Robert Franklin
Margaret R. Franklin
William M. Troy
George Geiger
Frank K. Riddle
Thomas J. Sullivan
Mr. Franklin
Arthur Ip
Inwood Place
William, Kern
Lower River Road
Pleas Court
Kern
Kipp
Cushion Treads Offered In Various Sizes
Readable notice advertises cushiony treads available in multiple sizes to fit steps. Emphasizes affordable pricing and ease of cleaning for household use.
Relatives of Dead Miner Face Fraud Charges
Pike County officials holding William H Turner, once believed dead in a mine explosion near Ikeville Kentucky, publish his seven thousand word statement to New York police detailing his flight and alleged murder link. The report traces Turner's travels from Kentucky to West Virginia Ohio Chicago Denver Albuquerque Trenton Philadelphia then to Florida and Hungary before returning to New York. Insurance costs and the annual premium are noted with a planned requisition to Florida authorities for Mrs Farley and her husband.
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Turner
Ikeville
Pike County
William H.turner
Here
New York
Auburn
McCarr
Henry Wilson
Joe Jack, Jr
Wilson
Joe
Matewan
W. Va
Columbus
Detroit
Chicago
Denver
Albuquerque
California
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
Steve Guenge
Guenge
Florida
Jack
Tampa
Theodore
Farley
Hungary
Joe Jack
Julia Canada
Tizza Fured
America
Brown and Murphy
Alumnae Association to Meet at Cincinnati Club
The Woman's Alumna Association of the University of Cincinnati will hold its first meeting of the year at the Business Men's Club on October 31. A luncheon at 12 30 will be followed by a business session and a round table on summer happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Alumna Association
University of Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
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