Wheeler Hit Beers Appeal Draws White House Clash
Wayne B Wheeler rushed to the White House to oppose the National Liberal Alliance appeal to President Coolidge for modifying dry laws. He argues the army should not be used to enforce the law but warns that government may be compelled to use any power to uphold the constitution. He criticizes the Liberal Alliance as brass and parades and questions a Supreme Court ruling on private homes and search warrants under the Volstead act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
White House
National Liberal Alliance
Coolidge
Nheeler
Anti-Saloon League
George Washington
Congress
Liberal Alliance
Wheeler
Supreme Court
Fall Fatal to Teamster on Liberty and Clay
Fred Bohne a 45 year old teamster of Liberty and Pendleton streets died at General Hospital from a skull fracture after being thrown from his wagon when his horse reared at Liberty and Clay streets. He was removed by police patrol to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bohne
Liberty
Pendleton Streets
General Hospital
Bohne
Clay Streets
Hyde Park Church Fund Tops 353111 After Campaign Push
Hyde Park Community Methodist Church reports $690000 raised by campaign workers, boosting total pledges to $353111. Volunteers meet nightly at Hyde Park Masonic Hall during dinner hours to report progress as the drive continues toward the November 3 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Community Methodist Church
Hyde Park Masonic Hall
Masonic Hall
Court Calendar Today Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Court calendar lists multiple cases in Rooms 3-J and 4-J with judges LeBlond and Hoffman and in Room 6-J Judge Roeittinger and Room 9 Judge Hurley. Cases include Spatz vs Emmons Au vs Brown Brown vs City and others, times mostly mornings. In the 7 Superior Court Judge Marx, Lippert vs City at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBlond
Spatz
Emmons
Brown
City
White
Greiseheimer
Fred Hoffman
Enghauser
Winall
Miami Savings and Loan Company
McCreary
Gomien
Progressive Realty and Building Company
Schneider
McLivain & Speigel Boiler and Tank Company
Lewis
Manuel
Williamson Heater Company
Tatman
Chase Vs. Mayer
Roeittinger
Wagner
Noe
Hurley
Merkel Bros. Company
Palmer Corporation
Hooker
Callam
Seymour
Falla
Anthony
Moore
Zachary
Biere
Cammack
United Trust Company
Snyder, Jr
Rabe
State
McGruff
Bates
Superior Court
Robert S. Marx
Lippert
Judge Nullifies Carman Powell and Agnes Smith Marriage
In Common Pleas Court Judge Ryan voided the marriage of Carman Powell age 21 of 1414 Dempsey Ave and Mrs Agnes Smith Powell age 42 of 527 Klotter Ave. Powell alleged he was lured, fed drinks, and married after the death of Mrs Smith's husband. she claimed Powell flirted with her and posed as an orphan, promising marriage on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Railroad settles Luthy-Green case for 6500 dollars
The Pennsylvania Railroad paid 6500 dollars yesterday ending the Luthy-Green case after four trials. The suit was filed by E O Luthy as administrator against the railroad following the death of George S Green a L N Railroad conductor in the Pennsylvania yards on May 21, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Luthy-Green
E. O. Luthy
Railroad
George S. Green
Pennsylvania Yards
Court verdict awards Ferris commission on Rosler farm transfer
A Common Pleas Court verdict awarded James B. Ferris of Sharon avenue Glendale $1424.83 plus interest for commissions on the transfer of Henry B. Rosler's farm on Cameron road in Springfield Township Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Ferris
Sharon Avenue
Glendale
Henry B. Rosler
Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Rosler
Cameron Road
Springfield Township
Hamilton County
Will validity case over Joseph Vonderheide's estate heard
Judge Hurley heard arguments on the 1925 will of Joseph Vonderheide. The document named Anna Liming and Charles Knip as sole beneficiaries. Robert Vonderheide filed suit claiming the will is not the deceased's last testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vonderheide
Hurley
Vonderheide
Anna Liming
Charles Knipper
Robert Vonderheide
Divorce Suit Between Walker and Walker Details
Mrs. Esther Walker filed for divorce alimony and child custody against Dun can A. Walker, president of Cadillac Can Company, in Domestic Relations Court yesterday. The couple married September 6, 1910 in Toledo Ohio and adopted son Alexander, age 12, is involved. Cruelty is alleged. Also noted is a separate court action where Joseph Schlasinger was awarded 8100 in Judge Marx's Superior Court three months prior, with a hearing that ended abruptly as Schlasinger admitted prior injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Walker
Hearne Avenue
Duncan A. Walker
East
Mitchell Avenue
Cadillac Can Company
Leo J. Brumleve
Cincinnati Traction Company
Joseph Schlasinger
Horton Street
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court listings
A long list of civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court No. 197340 through No. 197395 includes Lubrica Trachy vs City of Cincinnati in error, Cordes Lumber Co. vs Ray Ruthemeyer for 853.13, Wingate vs Hedgecock for 3000 damages, Cleves Concrete vs Ezra Lewis for 123.58 lien and execution, Rinckhoff vs Zeter to set aside real estate conveyance, and Walker divorce custody alimony among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lubrica Trachy
City of Cincinnati
Cordes Lumber Company
Ray H. Ruthemeyer
Sarah Wingate
Charles Hedgecock
Emma Schies
Industrial Commission
Mary Kauffman
Robert Jenkins
City of
Cincinnati
George B. Coe
Walter R
Robert D. Schmitt
Clinton D. Atkins
Joseph Moore
Ed Carley
Irene T. Mueller
Harry Opson
The
Irwin Cloak Co
Llewellyn
Donley
Esther Walker
Duncan A. Walker
John J. Riley
Sixth 2,000,000 Share Day In Stock Market
Trading volume surpassed 2 million shares for the sixth straight session as prices steadied and the market edged higher. Motors moved in narrow ranges amid bear selling subsidence while rails hit new highs led by Southern Railway and New York Central. High priced industrials saw selective gains as Marland and Cerro de Pasco reached year peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
Southern Railway
New York Central
Louisvile & Nashville
Baltimore & Ohio
General Railway
S. Kresge
United States
Marland, Cerro de Pasco , Copper
United Drug
Howe ‘Sound and Foundation Company
City Manager Explains Plan for Inclusive Government
Cleveland City Manager William R. Hopkins urged adoption of a city manager form to eliminate political cliques and represent all classes. He argued the old system was inadequate, promoted equality before the law, and increased voter participation in city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Hopkins
United States
Brotherly Love Shortens Man's Jail Term to One Hour
The court reduced Howard Collins’s sixty day sentence to one hour in United States Marshal custody after his brother Bartley Collins remarked that he wished to serve both terms to spare Howard's wife and seven children. Bartley and Howard Collins had been jailed for violating the prohibition law and forfeiture of bonds was set aside after they pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Collins
Gladstone Avenue
United States
Hough
Bartley Collins
Oregon Street
Howard
United States District Court
Marshal Borthwick
Bartley
Borthwick
Three youths jailed for auto theft case
Norman Bracken Calvin Stroup and Boyd Sizemore were sentenced by Judge Hough for transporting a stolen car across state lines. Bracken seven months Stroup four months and Sizemore thirty days all to Green County Jail. Stroup pleaded guilty others found guilty at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Middletown
Judge Hough
Norman Bracken
Linden Avenue
Calvin Stroup
East
Sherman Avenue
Boyd Sizemore
Green County
Stroup
Sizemore
James B. Sizemore
Michigan
Most-S Hot Man Peck Kolb Sentenced in Cincinnati Case
William Kolb known as Peck Kolbe and James E. Tindle of 1063 Mound Street were sentenced in Federal Court to one year and one day in the Atlanta Penitentiary for their roles in the case linked to the murder of Detective Frank Hueftlein. Kolb, famed as the most shot at man in Cincinnati, had previously fled under gunfire twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kolb
Peck Kolbe
Cincinnati
Hough
James
Tindle
Mound Street
Atlanta
Kolb
Noble
Red) Holt
Frank Hueftlein
Court notes show warrant for Pierce Pittman in Greenville
A warrant charging Pierce Pittman of 509 Stall Street Greenville S C with inciting the Harrison anti narcotic act was issued yesterday by Commissioner Gregory Pittman was arrested by a watchman at the Union Trust Building Venice and Walnut Streets A separate action by Kate T Wooley of New York seeks $10000 in interest from July 28 1925 and was transferred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Pittman
Stall Street
Greenville
S. C
Gregory
Pitcses
Union Trust
Venetoy
Walnut Streets
Kate T. Wooley
New York
Entire Space Suit Held In Bridge Game
Salem Mass report notes an affidavit by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Shepard stating Mrs. King in a recent auction bridge game held all thirteen spades as trumps. The first name was withheld to avoid publicity, echoing John Donahue of Chicago who last summer held all thirteen diamonds in another game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Charles W. Shepard
King
Legal notices and sentences from the district and city courts
The United States District Court case against Edith M. Trimble and others involves a May 29 1899 money placement for investment in Old Kentucky Mines with return terms on death. Separate notices report George Grogan a prior narcotics violator sentenced to 1 year and 1 day. George Williams 8 months. Peter Wolking fined 150. James Harper fined 50. Provident Savings Bank seeks 151.20 from Charles J. Lee tied to a note later seized for Volstead Act violation. Edward L. Fortman applies for bankruptcy discharge listing assets 1731.69 liabilities 1745.63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Common Pleas Court
Edith M. Trimble
Los Angeles
Robert J. Trimble
Fifth-Third National Bank
Union Trust Company
Old Kentucky
Placer County
Cal
Trimble
George Grogan
Carlisle Avenue
Atlanta
Hough
Grogan
George Williams
Date Avenue
Troy
Williams
Burns Avenue
Peter Wolking
Wyoming
James M. Harper
Wolking
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
United States
Charles J. Lee
Settle Motor Car Company
Lee
Edward L. Fortman
Fortman Toy Company
Main Street
Fortman
Cab Drivers Earn Safety Medals In First Month
Bronze buttons were awarded to 55 of 120 Zumstein Taxicab drivers after the first month of a safe driving contest. Accidents reset progress, with potential silver and gold buttons for continued safe driving. Total mileage by medalists reached 131000 and 70000 passengers were carried. Luncheons and speeches by judges Yeatman and Woeste and company president Frank J. Zumstein noted the record amid downtown traffic, with bars bearing the motto For Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zumstein
W. Meredith Yeatman
Joseph H. Woeste
Frank J. Zumstein
Buttons
Barrett
E. B. Martin
Sycamore Street
Train victim identified as Dan Curley Toledoan
Special Dispatch reports Hamilton Ohio authorities identify the man killed on Baltimore and Ohio tracks in South Hamilton yards as Daniel Curley of Toledo Ohio. Coroner confirms age about 65 and efforts to locate relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Baltimore & Ohio
Hamilton Yards
Daniel Curley
Toledo
Gadd
Hamilton
H. R. Heigart
Board of Elections
Heigart
Two Negro Robbers Take $57.60 From 3 Victims
Two assailants robbed three men in the West End last night. They struck Fred Craven at 1200 West Street, took $40 and knocked him unconscious with a brick. Charles Britenbach lost $2.60 at 2519 Halstead Street, and David Fenner, a rent collector at 537 York Street, had $15 taken at 620 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Fred Craven
West Street
Craven
Charles Britenbach
Halstead Street
On Bridge
David Fenner
York Street
West Fourth Street
Fenner
GE Interests Across U S and Canada Shell Monopoly Hearing
Federal Trade Commission opened a monopoly and restraint of trade hearing against Radio Corporation of America and General Electric plus six affiliates. GE’s vast holdings include hotels, stores, fair associations, railways, power firms, and major stock in International General Electric and Canadian General Electric, with stakes in Pacific Electric and Utah suppliers. The trial, expected to span weeks, contested charges as GE executives described collaborations as beneficial and noncoercive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric Company
United States
Canada
Federal Trade Commission
Radio Corporation of America
William C. Reeves
John P. Cotton
The
Radio Corporation
Cotton
F. D. Kammerer
General Electric
New House Hotel Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tennessee
Sun Maid Raisin Growers’ Association
Florida State Fair and Exhibition Company
Dallas
Tex
Kammerer
Canadian
Capital Electric Company
Utah Electrical Supply Company
Idaho
Montana
Pacific Electric Company of
San Francisco
Two Summerside Youths Arrested For Auto Theft
Sheriff Croswell of Clermont County arrested Ernie Murphy 19 and Harry Alvin 20 both of Summerside after they drove away a car while its owner prayed at the Summerside Methodist Episcopal Church last Sunday evening and became stuck in a mud hole on Turkey Bottom road. The youths fled but were traced to their homes and taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerside
Turkey Bottom
Croswell
Clermont County
Ernie Murphy
Harry Alvin
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West West Fourth St
Ness
Rea
New Rose
Alliance
Henshaw’s
Central Parkway
Colerain
Westwood
Fairview
College Hill
Common Pleas Courts
Carman Powell
Associated Press
W. R. Hopkins
United States Courts
Dan Curley
Toledoan
RADIO
General Electric Terms Corporation
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Eighth and John Sts
OUR
Guoffabley
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Oyster Bay
Race ST
Juang
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
Daisy
Coats
Fourth Street
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