Florida land stock sales blocked by state officials
Edward F. Peters says Ohio Department of Commerce will reject schemes to sell Florida land stocks. Cyrus Locher and Norman Beck led a Florida tour reviewing 100 developments from Jacksonville to Coral Gables, highlighting Coral Gables' 10,000 acres and a $100 million investment while noting booming Miami and hotel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Ohio
Department of Commerce
Edward F. Peters
Cyrus Locher
Norman E. Beck
Blue Sky
Columbus
Locher
Mr. Beck
Peters
Miami
Miami Beach
Coral Gables
Weters
Jacksonville
Ridge Country
Sebring
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Winterhaven
Mr. Peters
R.K. LeBlond
Charles A. Hinsch
Myers Y. Cooper
Coral Gables Project
Brothers Shot to Death in Jamison Corner Farm
Thomas and Joseph Ervin brothers were found dead on their Jamison Corner farm near Doylestown after reportedly being shot and stabbed by robbers. Joseph was about 52 and Thomas 50, with the brothers living alone on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Doylestown
Thomas
Joseph Ervin
Jamison Corner
Joseph
Warm Union Suits for Cold Weather in Miami
A playful ad notes thermometer dips below freezing and promises warmth with cotton union suits. Light to heavy weights available from stout to regular, with short or long sleeves, sizes 34 to 46. The copy evokes summer memory while urging purchase.
Court Calendar for Today Common Pleas Courts
Listings by room and judge include cases in room 3 with 9 oclock and 2 30 oclock sessions, room 4, room 6, and room 9. Dockets name Au et al Brown et al Colban The Children's Clinic Babies Milk Association Cooper Bruckman Brewing Gilbert City Little Robins Schmitt State Williamson Heater Gorman Progressive Realty McCreary Miami Savings Purdy Clubbe Hill Tatman Ohio Kentucky Fuel Ohio Veneer Wagner St Aloysius Jett Pennsylvan ia Houston Coal Bellew Willawase First National Bank Durrell Blong Clancy Emery Campbell Gard Better Bell Byron Athens Slager Cody Lambert et al.
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Judge le Blond
Au Et al
Brown Et al
Colban
The
Children’s Clinic and
Babies’ Milk Association
Cooper
Purdy
Clubbe
Hill Et al
Seventh Ward Loan and Building Company
Tatman
Judge Roettinger
Ohio and Kentucky Fuel Company
Ehrlick-Pierce Coal Company
Dis
Ohio Veneer Company
Wagner
St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church
Judge Hurley
Jett Brothers
Heyn
Pennsylvania Company
Houston Coal Company
Bellew
Willawase
First National Bank of
Athens
Slager
Cody
Lambert
Jailed for Contributing to Girl's Delinquency in Indiana
Charles W. Cline 23 of Lawrenceburg Indiana received a six month sentence in Hamilton County Jail after a Juvenile Court finding that he contributed to delinquency of a sixteen year old Martinsburg West Virginia girl. Sheriff Witt arrested him on federal inquiry into a white slave charge, later dropped. Cline admitted knowing the girl but denied bringing her to Indiana or living with her.
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Hamilton County
Charles W. Cline
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Union Gas and Electric Company
Ft. Miam
C. W. Hoffman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Witt
Cline
West Virginia
West Ninth Street
Husband cites tobacco odor as ground for divorce
August Gilly, 47, filed for divorce from Delaster Gilly, 35, in Domestic Relations Court at 1320 Vine Street. He alleges she is addicted to tobacco, smoking cigars, chewing and snuffing, creating an intolerable living situation, and that she neglects her duties. Married May 11, 1925.
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August Gilly
Vine Street
Delaster Gilly
Gilly
Divorce suit filed by Clyde McMahon in Domestic Relations Court
Clyde McMahon of 429 Clark Street sues Grace McMahon for divorce alleging gross neglect and cruelty. He states she left on July 18, 1925 and accuses her of drunkenness. The couple wed August 12, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McMahon
Clark Street
Grace McMahon
McMahon
Rydberg Wife Sues For Divorce And Alimony
Ella Rydberg of 3511 Middletown Avenue files for divorce from Arthur Rydberg alleging neglect and failure to provide. She accuses him of failing to support her while he runs Swedish massage parlors and seeks alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Rydberg
Middletown Avenue
Arthur Rydberg Oka
Court awards 26288 to Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
A verdict in Common Pleas Court ordered Chrystola Company and Charles A. Bickett to pay 26288.16 to the Robert Mitchell Furniture Company for talking machine cabinets ordered in 1918 and 1919. Cross petition argued Mitchell as surety for bills of exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Chrystola Company
Charles A. Bickett
Clearview Avenue
Krystola Company
Mitchell Company
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No. 197,356 to 197,369 includes actions like Bohne v Bohne for $978.47, Elgas v Engel for $3,500, Hill v Hill for possession, Lemker v Lemker for divorce, Gilly v Gilly for divorce, Pender v Cincinnati Traction for $10,000 damages, Berendt v Berendt for divorce and custody, Rydberg v Rydberg for divorce and alimony, Morris Plan Bank v Wunderlich for lien and execution of $230.50, McCall v McCall for divorce, Syron v Syron for divorce, Hahn v Hahn, Demps v Greenberg et al petition in error, and McMahon v McMahon for divorce.
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Common Pleas Court
The
May Stern Company
Ernest F. Bohne
Tne
Mary M. Elgas
F. Engel
United States Finance Company
H. H. Hill
Eleanor C. Lemker
Harry Lemker
Max Wunderlich
Freeman McCall
Mary L. McCall
Margaret N. Syron
William Syron
Minnie Hahn
Harry Hahn
Ess
John Demps
David Greenberg
Clyde McMahon
Grace McMahon
Marvin Goodwin Dies After Air Crash
Marvin Goodwin 33 year old pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and former manager of the Houston Texas League Club died from injuries suffered in an airplane wreck on Sunday. The accident occurred earlier this week in Houston Texas with Goodwin succumbing to his injuries today in Houston.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Marvin Goodwin
Cincinnati Reds
Three Men and Wives Sentenced on Narcotic Charges
A United States District Court judge sentenced three men and six women on narcotic charges. John J. Sheehan and James E. Wells received concurrent terms in Atlanta prisons. Isabelle Wells and Hazel Sheehan were granted releases or separate dispositions. Other defendants received varying jail terms. Only Sheehan faced an additional Mann Act count, which was not prosecuted.
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Hough
United States District Court
John J. Sheehan
East Sixth Street
Atlanta
Hazel Sheehan
James E. Wells
Richmond Street
Republic Street
Miami County
Nettie Brown
Notre Dame Place
Delaware County
Wells
Sheehan
Nashville
Bankruptcy Petition Recalls 1915 Tornado Toll
A voluntary bankruptcy petition filed in U S District Court recalls the July 7, 1915 tornado on Sixth Street between John and Mound, which killed several, including Louis Yanofsky. His widow Rebecca Young says Liabilities total about 20000 with creditors listed such as Jackson Brewing $5000 and Pabst Brewing $1000.
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Sixth Street
John
Mound Streets
Louis Yanofsky
United States District Court
Yanofsky
Rebecca Young
Manitou Street
Young
Jackson Brewing Company
Wiedemann Brewing Company
Fairmount Brewing Company
Pabst Brewing Company
Kentucky Dentist Arraigned on Narcotics Charge
Dr Clarence L Peyton 35 of Glencoe Kentucky was arraigned on violating the Harrison anti narcotic act. Federal agents say he obtained narcotics in Cincinnati for his own use and treated patients with pain relief. He was held on 1000 dollar bond. hearing set November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Clarence L. Peyton
Glencoe
Peyton
Cincinnati
Brokers Seek Refund From Tax Board Over Public Service Ruling
Hubbard Ragsdale Company, livestock commission brokers, filed suit in federal court seeking 7 442 51 with interest and costs claiming misclassification as a public service corporation by Charles M Dean of the Internal Revenue Service led to they paying additional income and profits taxes for 1918 1919 and 1920 totaling 7 442 51 after being rated as ordinary corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Dean
Colitation of Internal Revenue
Public Service Corporation
Hubbard-Ragsdale Company
Livestock Commission Brokers
United States District Court
Dean
General Motors eyeing control of Vauxhall Motors
Alfred P. Sloan Jr confirmed private cables from London indicating negotiations for General Motors to take a controlling stake in Vauxhall Motors Ltd. If completed GM would hold a controlling interest in the new venture.
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General Motors
Associated Press
New York
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
London
Vauxhall Motors, Ltd
New York Robbery Ring Tangles Courts in October Wave
In New York on October 21 authorities moved to tackle a gang led by Frank Tessler alias Cowboy tied to multiple robberies. Other acts included a four‑man hold up in Manhattan netting nearly 50 thousand dollars in diamonds, and a counterfeiting bust in which Peter Benati and Joseph La Pinta were arrested with bogus notes and bad coins. Bankrupted by violence, the Tessler group faced murder charges as bail requests were denied.
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Associated Press
New York
Neweh
Frank
Tessler
Lower Manhattan
Secret Service
Peter Benati
Joseph la Pinta
Brooklyn
Fred
Arthur Leslie
Arthur
Helen Hammerline
Tombs Prison
Eugene Reissing
East Hartford
Conn
Harry Steinberg
Peter Stroh
Murray Markine
McIntyre
Joseph Hinshey
Buckner
New York Police
Deaths From Burns After Liniment Fire Incident
Charles Morris a 68 year old Black man of 417 George Street died at General Hospital from burns received when applying liniment to an open grate fire yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morris
George Street
General Hospital
Court Notes Report Multiple Sentences In Drug And Alcohol Cases
John Blackwell of Covington received eighteen months in Atlanta Federal Prison for violating the Harrison anti narcotic act after narcotics were found in a toy car in his West Sixth Street room. S. H. Batts of Louisville drew two years for narcotics possession while evading custody in the Government Building. George Stuckenberg and Edward Cain each got one year and a day on similar charges. Louis Reed and Robert A. Ggleman were jailed nine months for stealing merchandise from an American Railway Express truck. John Owens received six months. Four men charged with violating the Volstead act had varied outcomes: Charles Williams dismissed. Jess Breeden fined 100 dollars plus costs. Virgil Wright and Wiley of Portsmouth each fined 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Blackwell
Harvey Avenue
Covington
S. H. Batts
Louisville
Atlanta
Hough
George Stuckenberg
Waverly Place
Edward Cain
Race Street
Louis Reed
Oehler Street
Robert A. Ggleman
Rittenhouse Street
Miami County
John Owens
Carlisle Avenue
Charles Williams
Missouri Avenue
Jess Breeden
Pike Street
Virgil Wright
Wiley
Portsmouth
New Secretary G N Hartman Introduced
A new secretary G N Hartman was introduced as part of closer cooperation between the YMCA and YWCA. The treasurer reported higher receipts for September than in recent months, signaling improved funding for the programs.
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G. N. Hartman
Ninety Day Jail and Forty Dollar Fine for DWI Driver
A ninety day jail sentence and fines totaling 400 dollars were imposed on Reeves Cuneo 23 years old of Addyston Ohio by Judge Alexander in Traffic Court. Cuneo was convicted of driving while intoxicated after police found seven bottles of home brew in his car following a collision at Sixth Street and Mt Echo Road. Albert Orger of 660 June Street was fined 25 dollars and costs and lost his license for ten days for speeding. Other speeders fined include Jesse DeVilbiss 1321 Edwards Road 10 dollars and costs and Joseph Hoetker 238 Sitchell Street 36 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves’ Cuneo
Addyston
Alexander
Cuneo
Sixth Street
Mt. Echo Road
Albert Orger
June Street
Jesse DeVilbiss
Edwards Road
Joseph Hoetker
Sitchell Street
Hatless youths spark threat aimed at mayor in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on an October 71 column a letter signed One who hates sheiks threatens violence if the mayor Charles Scheible tries to strike hatless youths. The mayor responds by noting a college football man home on vacation could be used as a deterrent.
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Youngstown
Charles Scheible
Tragic Deroff Incident Ends Life of Railroad Worker
Fulton Killebrow 35 a laborer was killed instantly when he stepped in front of an eastbound Big Four locomotive west of Troutman station. He lived in a Riverside railroad camp car at Clyde street and worked with a section gang under foreman John Weber. His body was placed on the No 101 passenger train and moved to Central Union Station then the County Morgue.
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Fulton Killebrow
Troutman Station
Killebrow
Clyde Street
Riverside
John Weber
Central Union Station
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Bordeaux Velosia
Greg Krimmer
Paris
Plymouth
Hatfield
Reliance
First
Second
Churches of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Norwood, O
John Randall Dunn
C.S.B
Boston
Mass
Beck
North Pole
Fourth Street
Pioneer
Dixie Terminal
Common Pleas Courts
Will Filip
West Fifth Street
Frank Williams
Albert W. Borman
Fannie Borman
Borman
Kentucky
N.Y
Manhattan
Island Creek Coal
Queen City Coal Co
Schaefer’s
East Fourth St
Linton
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Main Street
Eighth and John Sts
OUR
Isaac M. Wise
America
World
Hebrew Union College
Beloauton Company
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