Brokers’ Embezzlement Case Threads Through Trial
Federal prosecutors depict Channer & Lawyer brokers as con men who misappropriated about 542000 dollars in customer securities from 1920 to 1923. They claim partners Sawyer Channer and McLaughlin withdrew hundreds of thousands while losses mounted. Defense counters misdealings and a bad transfer, but the state presses for guilty verdicts.
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Mr. Bell
Union Trust Company
Bell
Cecil L. Hall
Hall
Sawyer
Channer
McLaughlin
New York
Schwab
Messrs
Avery
Benedict
Graydon
Mr. Schwab
August Steinkamp
All
Common Pleas Court
Matthews
Thomas H. Morrow
United States District Attorney
Steinkamp
Fium
Bulgarians Battle Greek Forces In Macedonia Crisis
Reports say Bulgarian forces evasively recruited labor battalions and civic guards aiding the attack in Macedonia. Greece advances ten miles into Bulgarian territory as Sofia orders withdrawal and no resistance. Bulgaria protests to the League of Nations, while Geneva reports no Bulgarian protest received.
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Brokers face long delay as Quilfoyle indictment opens
The Quilfoyle case begins October 5 with a jury list including Miss Alice Brokaw and Joseph P. McCudden among Norwood residents. Ten embezzlement indictments and two false pretenses charges remain pending, detailing stock steals from Pure Oil to Procter & Gamble.
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Calities
Quilfoyle
Alice Brokaw
McHenry Road
Joseph P. McCudden
Woodlawn Avenue
Norwood
Curtis W. Goodapple
Kinney Avenue
Jessie W. Roger
Floral Avenue
W. Weiglein, Jr
Sherman Avenue
Selma
Lucas
Auburn Avenue
Diana K. Scott
Michigan Avenue
Stephen Beatty
Concord Street
John Harvason
Flora Avenue
George J. Austin
Park Avenue
August Plaspohl
Central Avenue
Edith Hannon
Kilgour Street
Eo Steinkamp
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Steinkamp
Charngold Corporation
Virginia Guilfoyle
Chili Copper
Joseph B. Kelley
Chandler Motors
Herman Kirschner
North Crescent Avenue
Cities Service
John H. Fynn
Milford
Ohio
Charles F. Duveneck
Covington
Seaboard Air Line
Jacob L. Lugerman
Hale Avenue
Procter & Gamble
Mary J. Cushing
Madisonville
Eleanor McGlaughlin
Shaw Avenue
W. R. McConnell
Miami University
Oxford
Joseph Thesken
State Avenue
Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Beazell & Chatfield
Channer & Sawyer
Dies at 53 D C Wills Reserve Bank Chair
David C. Wills 53, chairman of the board of the Fourth Federal Reserve Bank Cleveland, died after abdominal abscess surgery. He had served as Fed chair since 1914 and previously on the Fed board, led Liberty Loan efforts, and was tied to Kent State Normal College and American University Cairo. Funeral set for Saturday 2 80 o'clock in Cleveland. Burial likely in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Bishop Parker Found Dead in New Orleans Hotel
The Rt Rev Edward Melville Parker 70 Episcopal Bishop of New Hampshire was found dead in his New Orleans hotel room believed to have died from apoplexy. Bishop Booth discovered the body after Parker failed to attend a luncheon. Parker had presided over the House of Bishops in the general convention and served as bishop since 1906. A letter to Bishop Booth explained he could not keep the luncheon engagement.
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New Orleans
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New Hampshire
Samuel B. Booth
Vermont
Booth
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Concord
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Bishop Edward M Parker Dies in New Orleans
Concord New Hampshire October 22 Bishop Edward Melville Parker of the Episcopal diocese of New Hampshire died in New Orleans He was consecrated in 1914 after eight years as Bishop Coadjutor Born July 11 1855 in Cambridge Mass Educated at St Pauls School and Oxford Ordained Deacon 1879 Priest 1881 Master at St Pauls 1879 1906 First wife died 1888 Married 1914 to Isabella Goodrich of Concord.
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Civil War veteran John W Shorten dies in Kentucky
John W Shorten aged 86, a Civil War veteran and Piatt Zouave, died in Maysville Kentucky while visiting friends. He served with the Thirty fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, once spied for the Union, and survived torture. Funeral at Wesley Chapel Church with G A R honors. burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
Policemen Attend Allen Althoff Funeral
Comrades of slain officer Allen Althoff plan services at his 1902 Highland Avenue home at 2 p.m. Four First District pallbearers will lead the procession and Police Benevolent Association members will attend. Burial is set for Walnut Hills Protestant Cemetery. Judge Hough granted permission for Harvey Althoff to attend. he is two years into a Harrison Act case in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary.
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Cincinnati Youth Shot While Evading Police
Pete Schneider a 19 year old from 1418 Baymiller Street Cincinnati was shot in the right leg while fleeing arrest in Bowling Green Ohio He and five other youths including likely Cincinnatians allegedly tried to steal a car then rode in a stolen vehicle from Toledo The leg wound became infected and an amputation was deemed necessary Charles Schneider traveled to Bowling Green this morning.
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Weather Summary for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Nearby States
Rain and snow possible in the north while the south sees more rain Friday with clearing and slight warming. Kentucky and Tennessee expect showers and cloudier conditions then colder for Saturday. West Virginia and Indiana show similar patterns with rain and rising temperatures Friday followed by cooler conditions Saturday. A detailed table lists current temperatures, highs, and recent precipitation across major cities, with clear and windy notes for the period.
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Missing Persons Sought After Letters Warn Self Harm
At the request of Dr. Theodore Minges a search begins for John Soetje Jr who disappeared early yesterday after sending a letter to his wife about self harm. Also sought is William Griffith thought to be in Cincinnati per request from Mae Cokinos of Perry Florida for her father.
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York Street
Poice
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Julietta Avenue
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Soetje
Mae Cokinos
Perry, Fla
William Griffith
Cincinnati
Down Along the River Flood Stage at Cincinnati Falls
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 20.4 feet last night at 6 o'clock and was receding. The stage drop indicates improving conditions after high water.
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Births scattered across city lines with multiple families
A list of birth notices shows numerous couples with addresses and newborns, including girls and boys. Notable entries include Botros and Dorothy with a girl in 615 Broad Way and Lindsey and Elsie with a boy at 1166 Sherman Avenue.
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Sutton Avenue
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Loth
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Borman Avenue
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Strong Street
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Alaska Avenue
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Worth Street
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Liberty Street
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Elsie
Sherman Avenue
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Lydia
Statene
Laura
Roy—Lawrence
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East Howa
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Find“— Street
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Frintz Street
Steiner
Albert
Seen
North Crescent Avenue
Ntebeck
Daniel
Florence
Arlington Avenue
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William Ae
Allee
Bevis Sree
Nevil
Sae Avenue
Marcel
Ella
Township Avenue
Marriage Licenses List With Names and Residences
Marriage licenses issued to Emil Hauek of College Hill and Lora Bibee of College Hill. Max R. Herrle of Rohs Street and Minerva Dunn of Mt. Washington, O. Joseph Grueninger of Lockland, O and Eva Muthert of Glendale, O. Harriet Merritt of 41 Carlisle Avenue and Adele Jordan of Seco 881 Carlisle Avenue. Winston Foesit and Florence Moore of Foster, Ky. 4108 Maple Drive.
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College Hill
Lora Bibee
Max R. Herrle
Rohs Street
Minerva Dunn
Mt. Washington
Joseph Grueninger
Lockland
Eva Muthert
Glendale
Harriet Merritt
Carlisle Avenue
Adele Jordan
Seco
Winston Foesit
Florence Moore
Foster, Ky
Maple Drive
Two Negro Bandits Rob Three Stores in Hour Long Crime Spree
William Gildenblatt grocer at 722 West Fourth Street reported to police that two unnamed black men robbed him of 35 dollars after one bought gum and the pair then forced customers and staff into a cold storage. They later robbed Abraham Brounstein at 509 West Sixth Street of 20 dollars, bound him, and fled. A third victim, Joseph Blackwell of 5630 Homer Avenue Norwood, was relieved of 15 dollars and a 50 dollar wrist watch after one robber drew a knife and the other a pistol at 731 West Fourth Street. Total losses include 35 20 and 15 dollars plus valuables.
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West Fourth Street
Gildenblatt
Abraham Brounstein
West Sixth Street
Brounstein
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Richmond Street
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Homer Avenue
Norwood
Wood says he earned $100000 in Florida real estate
Osborne S. Wood, son of Major General Leonard Wood, said he accumulated $100,000 since April 1 by Florida real estate deals after arriving in New York from Florida. He arrived with a few hundred dollars and plans to recover more, while avoiding discussion of his divorce suit in Wilmington.
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New York
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Leonard Wood
Philippines
Florida
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Tampa
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Wood
Wilmington
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Rotary endorses street widening proposals for November vote
The Rotary Club of Linton endorsed all street widening proposals to be voted on in November. Chicago poet Douglas Molloch was the principal speaker at the meeting held yesterday.
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Lodge Notice for Deceased Brother Joseph A Averdick
Hoftner Lodge 253 notes the passing of Joseph A Averdick and calls members to a meeting at 1 15 p m to honor him. Worthy President Edwalbers and Secretary Fred Kledy urge attendance and present memory of the deceased brother.
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Dorst Henry and Sharten John W. Obituaries Notice
Dorst Henry 83 husband of the late Margaret Dorst died October 22 1925 at the home of his daughter 1619 Linn Gee funeral at BM mortuary 2 pm Friends and relatives Sharten John W 84 husband of Margaret Sharten died October 20 funeral arrangements at Wesley Chapel Sardis KS details read as printed in the notice
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Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cin Cremation Co Booklet
Fragmentary clipping advertises the Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cin Cremation Co at 619 emation nin Central Bldg M 3095 offering a booklet from Free Chapel with unclear context.
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