Court Denies Injunction In Hamilton County Property Sale
Judge Caldwell dismisses the injunction sought by Herman P. Goebel and the state of Ohio to halt the sale of county properties including Longview Hospital. The court finds the $1,500,000 price fair compensation and rules no debt exists for the state. The decision states the county commissioners have discretion in setting a fair price and the court will not substitute its judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman P. Goebel
State of
Ohio
Longview Hospital
John E. Harper
State of Ohio
Director of Public Welfare
Hamilton County
Judge Sets Aside $8100 Verdict in Traction Case
Judge Marx of the Superior Court set aside the $8,100 awarded to Joseph Schlasinger against the Cincinnati Traction Company for a street car injury. The case now goes to the prosecuting attorney for possible grand jury action to probe Schlasinger and his witnesses motives. Schlasinger had hidden prior injuries, which were discovered after the trial.
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Marx
Superior Court
Joseph Schlasinger
Horton Street
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Schlasinger
Klasinger
Traction Company
Fingas Sues To Bar Husband From Home
Wilhelmina Fingas filed for divorce and an injunction against Max Fingas seeking to prevent him from coming to her home. She accuses neglect cruelty and non support and asks restraint while other divorces and separations are noted for Callahan and Talbert cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Fingas
Max Fingas
Goldie Talbert
Bertrand Talbert
Court Calendar for Today in Common Pleas Court
Judge LeBlond in room 8 lists cases including Au et al. vs Brown et al No 4 046 Colban vs Children's Clinic and Babies Milk Assn No 191 887 Cooper vs Bruckman Brewing Co No 188 107 Mitchell vs City No 191 238 Lucas vs Gray No 196 216 Kinslar vs City No 196 419 Dorsey vs City No 197 000. Book 6 Judge Roettinger: lein vs Sapadin No 186 959 Peet trustee vs McLaren No 187 204 At 2 30 Kiefer va City No 189 111 ipy et al vs J H Day Co et al Room 9 Judge Hurley: Nelson vs Brackett Bridge Co 10 No 170 698 Schreck vs Kellerman No 170 978 Blackschleger vs Monroe Hotel Co No 171 038 Huber vs Phillips No 171 128 Collins vs City et al No 171 625 Staal vs Schnitzer No 172 216 Maryland Casualty Co vs Roche Bruner Building Co No 173 428 Enterprise Building Assn Co vs Mesh et al No 193 967 State ex rel Reyle vs Guethlein et al No 194 209 Clark vs Clark No 194 804 Simmons Real Estate Co vs Bortz No 194 496 Wiles vs Ruhlman No 193 296.
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Judge LeBlond
Au Et al
Brown
Clock
Colban
Children's Clinic and
Babies’ Milk Association
Cooper
Bruckman Brewing Company
Mitchell
City
Lucas
Gray
Kinslar
Dorsey
Judge Roettinger
Lein
Sapadin
Peet
Trustee
McLaren
Kiefer Va
Ipy Et al
J. H. Day Company
Judge Hurley
Nelson
the Brackett Bridge Company
Schreck
Kellerman
Blackschleger
Monroe
Huber
Phillips
Collins
City Et al
Staal
Schnitzer
Maryland Casualty Company
New Suits Filed in Local Court Listings
A page lists civil filings including Margaret Kiley versus Coney Island Inc for 5000 damages, Michael Kiley against cae for 3250, John W. Powder vs Stephen M. Halsey for 2500, several divorces, an injunction action by Florence Pfau against Fourth and Central Trust, and other cases such as Jack Jacobs versus James Brunk for 1000 and Rebecca Dine versus Sidney Dine for estate partition.
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Common Pleas Court
Margaret Kiley
Coney Island, Inc
Damag
Michael Kiley
Cae
John W. Powder
Stephen M. Halsey
Goldier Talbert
Bertrand Talbert
Louise J
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Jack Jacobs
James R. Brunk
Joseph Harris
James D. Brunk
Rebecca Dine
Sidney P. Dine
William E. Johnston
Edward Kroness
Howard H. Morgenroth
Laura Moeskeops
Park Place
Mt. Auburn
Kiley
Coney Island
Margaret
Island Belle
Five criminals sentenced in Harrison anti narcotic act case
In Atlanta Judge Hough sentenced five persons three Chinese and two Negroes for narcotics violations under the Harrison act. Sentences range from one year and one day to two years with imprisonment to begin next Monday. The Chinese were arrested in Wah's laundry. three others were not indicted.
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Atlanta
Hough
United States District Court
Jack Yee
East
McMillan Street
Kong Ting
Race Street
Yee Ting Wah
John West
Carlisle Avenue
William Johnson
Smith Street
Wah
A. Lee Beaty
United States
Chin Gin Woo
College Street
Won Fai
Wong Chan Kee
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed Against Baarlaer Lambert Firm
In U S District Court yesterday Joseph L Baarlaer and John F Lambert filed voluntary petitions as partners of Baarlaer Lambert now dissolved. Bernard Baarlaer had filed days earlier. Creditors Walter J Kennan and Charles W Koppenhoefer Jr listed joint claims of 26000. Baarlaer shows assets 20 liabilities 29913.76 and Lambert assets 442 liabilities 30828.48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Joseph L. Baarlaer
John F. Lambert
Baarlaer & Lambert
Bernard Baarlaer
Warsaw Avenue
Twelfth and
Race Streets
Walter J. Kennan
South Crescent Avenue
Charles W. Koppenhoefer, Jr
Rohs Street
Joseph Baarlaer
Lambert
Judge Hough sentences embezzler in Ohio jail term
William Smith a 88 year old Washington clerk pleaded guilty to embezzling 180 dollars from Postoffice funds and received eight months in Ross County Jail. Harold Kinsler of 2344 May street pleaded guilty in US District Court to liquor charges and was fined 125 dollars. Judge Hough dismissed Feist Inc v Patterson over alleged copyright act violation for the Grand Theater in Lebanon Ohio after amicable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
William Smith
Washington, D. C
Ross County
Hough
Smith
Carthage
Harold Kinsler
May Street
United States District Court
City Council OKs two bus ordinances in emergency measure
Mayor Carrel held talks with Thomas Tallentire and with Robert Taft and Saul Zielonka about two unanimous bus ordinances. The measures authorize motor buses with rail lines and aim to end protests with a compromise. The emergency clause skips the thirty day referendum and shortens filing for operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Thomas Tallentire
Robert A. Taft
Saul Zielonka
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
New Ruling on Intoxicated Driving in Traffic Court
Judge Alexander dismisses William H. Bertsche for driving while intoxicated after ruling that absence of witnesses seeing the car move prevents a conviction. Bertsche, 40, Rossmayne Ohio, was seated in the auto and fined 100 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Several others were fined for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bertsche
Rossmayne
Alexander
Bertsche
John Leamon
Tirteenth
James Kennedy
Earnshaw Avenue
Henry Mayhouse
West Seventh Street
Paving Bids Opened for Third Street Contract
Bids for Third street paving between Vine and Smith were opened at City Hall. Granite blocks will be used and Hinkle and Sullivan appear likely winners with a bid of 104 472 dollars against an engineer estimate of 112 756 dollars. The plan widens the street by four feet taking two feet from each sidewalk. All bids go to the Engineer's Department.
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Third Street
Vine
Smith Streets
City Hall
Hinkle & Sullivan
Homebrew Accessories Dominate Hardware Shelves
Charles H. Williams of Streator Illinois told delegates at the American Hardware Manufacturers Association convention in Atlantic City on October 22 that home brew accessories have become the most staple item on hardware store shelves.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles H. Williams
Streator
Ill
American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
Friends of Yeatman Rally Monday Night
The Campaign and Executive and Advisory Committees backing Municipal Judge W. M. Yeatman’s re election hold a rally at the Gibson Monday at 7 15 p m A surprise is planned along with music and talks by Yeatman friends. Committee heads include Charles Cornette as Campaign Chairman and Louis Rubenstein Henry B Bolce John H Ferris Dennis Hackett and Elmer Hunsicker as assistants.
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W. M. Yeatman
the Gibson
Aaenes von
Charles Cornette
Louis Rubenstein
Henry B. Bolce
John H. Ferris
Dennis Hackett
Elmer Hunsicker
Pant Annesee
Council Leader Proposes Parking Restrictions in City
Republican floor leader Ciff Martin said he will push amendments to limit parking on several streets. Prohibitions would apply on Third Street from Vine to Walnut, Walnut from Fifth to Sixth on the west side, Walnut from Sixth to Government Square on the east side, and Fifth Street north side from Walnut to 150 feet west of Main. Government vehicles would be exempt from these changes.
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Ciff .Martin
Third Street
Vine
Walnut
Walnut Street
Fifth
Sixth
Sixth Street
Government Square
Fifth Street
Main Street
United States
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William J. Higgins
Julius Luchsinger
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Edward T. Dixon
Tylor Field
Cincinnati
City Charter Committee
City Charter Campaign Committee
Y. M. C. A. Commercial School
Elm ST
the Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Squars
Canal
Commercial Tribune
Hallet & Davis Angelus
E. Fifth Street
WM. R. Graul Piano CO
Enjoi
GALE
Caldwell
Eack Grand Jury
Joseph P. Callahan
Estella Callahan
United States Navy
United States Courts
Nippert Stadium
U. of Cincinnati
Denison
Smith-Kasion Men’s Shop
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Aviluwno. Edwards
H. M
Ch'm. Jones
Frank G. Adler
Eugene. Jones
Orville K. Adler
Sidney. Kaufman
C. H. Anderson
W. M. Kearns
George E. Andreas
Martin. Kelley
Joseph B. Armstrong
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John H. Baker
Chas. W., Jr. Kilgariff
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M. Froome
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Henry E. Bell
Charles
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Joseph.radford
L. J. Flerdine
Wm. Castellini
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H. F Clippinger
W. Conway
M. W. Corcoran
Edw Cowell
John W Cox
Rutherfor Crim
D. Cal. Dalton
A. L. Davis
Chas. Degischer
Wil Denison
A. E. de Serisy
Thor Dinsmore
Fra. Lorr
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John H. Dugan
John Durr
Chester Eckert
John Owards
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Charles Engelbert
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David L. Ferrison
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August J. Kreis
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M. C. Lowenstein
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Judson
Mack
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Maish
Clifford W. Marquette
Bleecker
Rt Ae Theodore
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H. P. Morrill
Albert H. Morrissey
E.S. Mulford
Ren. Jr. Myers
G. Li
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Judge Annell
Joseph H. Pink
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W. J. Cerccatir Reid
Charlles A. Reilly
Jas. A. Remke
Trichara
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William J. Stokes
E. E. Sundermann
H. H. Taft
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Joseph A. Taphorn
Ben T. Tart
Walter H., Jr. Uhl
Joseph A van Buskirk
Weiland
Louis. Lliamson
J. Winow
James A Se
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Main St
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Postoffice
Eighth and John Sts
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Grim Reaper
Newstedt
Rome
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H Newstedt
Fourth Street
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Max Wocher & Son
W. Sixth St
Cincinnati, O
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
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