Lyford Estate Valued at 155000 in Probate Division
The Lyford estate, estimated at 155000, is divided among relatives and servants under Mrs. Caroline A. Lyford's will. Bequests include 1000 to nurse Ida E. Boyd and 100 to maid Sadie Schlegel. granddaughter Alice A. Lyford Hutchins receives 15000 plus a diamond ring. other relatives receive 200 or 5000 with residue to George H. A. Lyford. Executor named Leonard H Freiberg. will dated July 31 1924. codicil dated June 17 1925 provides 2000 to each grandchild Emmit Dorothea George Thomas and John Lyford.
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Caroline@A. Lyford
John Lyford
Cincinnati
Ida E. Boyd
Caroline Betsy Hutchins
Emma A. Lyford
Sallie H. Pierce
George H. A. Lyford
Leonard H. Freiberg
Emmit
Dorothea
George
Thomas
Indictments for false pretense embezzlement and burglary
Hamilton County Grand Jury action includes Harold Stewart indicted for false pretense in selling a mortgaged car to Robert Puthoff for 900 dollars. Watson Mosley charged with embezzlement and grand larceny for taking 58 dollars from People's Restaurant. Other defendants include William Hopkins Braggs Fields Holliday Jenkins Jackson Wilson.
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Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Harold H. Stewart
Robert Puthoff
Freeman Avenue
New Orleans
Watson Mosley
Mosley
People’s Restaurant
Vine Street
Indianapolis
William Hopkins
Joseph Braggs
William Fields
William Watson
John Holliday
Robert Jenkins
Elbert Jackson
William Wilson
Husband News of Wife's Desertion Ties to German Doctor
Henry Schulz of Clifton testified in Judge Hoffman's Domestic Relations Court that his wife Martha Schulz aged 19 left him on August 28 1924 with a Dr Kellner a German physician from New York City and never returned. Schulz said he married Martha in Covington Kentucky on May 12 1924 and has since obtained a divorce.
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Martha Schulz
Broadway
New York City
Kellner
Henry Schulz
Beldare Avenue
Clifton
C. W. Hoffman
Schulz
Covington
Woman Wins Divorce Over Willful Absence In 1919 Case
Mrs Lydia Meeker 32 of 1012 State avenue obtained a divorce from Dr Clarence Meeker formerly of Mt Washington on grounds of willful absence. She says he left in February 1919 to join the army and never returned. They wed July 9 1917. Other divorces granted include Steve Kaplan 23 of 308 Findlay street from Mrs Rosie Kaplan 18 address unknown and Hether Lang 51 of 1048 Rittenhouse street from John Lang 64 address unknown.
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Lydia Meeker
State Avenue
Clarence Meeker
Mt. Washington
Dr. Meeker
Steve Kaplan
Findlay Street
Rosie Kaplan
Hether Lang
Rittenhouse Street
John Lang
Judge Dismisses New York Laundry Co Petition
Judge Darby ruled that former employee Wendel H Nusbaum did not commit unfair competition as the court found no evidence of stolen customer lists. The case against Nusbaum arose from his prior route knowledge from long employment. A separate verdict awarded 364 to Earl and Theresa Au in a suit over a Vine Street home transfer against Audley H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
New York Laundry Company
Hamer Street
Wendel H. Nusbaum
Euclid Avenue
Nusbaum
Judge Darby
Earl Au
Theresa Au
Cincinnati Librarian Chalmers Hadley Elected President
Chalmers Hadley, librarian at the Cincinnati Public Library, was elected president of the Tri-State Library Association at the closing session of the Ft. Wayne Ind convention. Hadley, one of thirty five Cincinnati librarians at the event, delivered two addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers Hadley
Cincinnati Public Library
Tri-State Library Association
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Hadley
Cincinnati
Sailor Lost Overboard From U S Cruiser Parrott
Columbus resident Leroy Aleshire, a first class fireman on the U S cruiser Parrott, was washed overboard Sunday while the ship steamed from Shanghai to Manila. His body was not recovered. parents notified.
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Columbus
Leroy Aleshire
John Aleshire
This Place
United States
Parrott
Shanghai
Manila
No New Schools at the Moment
City education committee acts to relieve overcrowding with temporary options failing to secure new portable buildings. Mary Dillb School may get a final temporary structure. Liberty Street and Ninth Street delays push action past January 1. High schools set football basketball rule and travel limits. staff changes and assignments listed.
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Board of Education
Mary Dillb
Liberty Street School
Ninth Street
Rothenberg
Woodward High School
Union Board of High Schools
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Edward D. Roberts
Randall J. Condon
Walnut Hills
Fannie Ragland
Withrow
Alice H. Hirst
Hughes
Frances Skinner
Emma Leah Bachman
Eleanor Krampe
Miss Skinner
Marguerite Sexton
Douglas
Norton
S. Roberts
Sands
Lottie T. Sibbet
East Night High
Marie Burbiige
Henry Flarsheeim
West Night High
William McElroy
Dyer
Carrie N. Schelling
Stowe
Oscar . Brown
Douglass
Mary Lee
Tertrary
Fairview
William Elder
Garfield
William B. Elder
Hilda Kaufmann Graniger
Elizabeth Shockley
Parthenia H. Wright
Ethel Netter
Mildred Fennekohl
Walnut Hills High School
Building Trades
Tillie Howell
Marie C. Burbige
Harold O' Crosby
Est
Harold O Crosby
Avondale
Elizabeth Braunecker
Emmalee Orr
L. W. Scott
Rothenberg Evenin
J. D. Rindsberg
Sanfred Showes
Hanna Donovan
George J. Huebener
A. Kopp
Sara Meakin
Elsworth Mergenthal
G. W. Winters
Blanche Lixon Belsinger
Stowe School
Jackson Colony
Bankruptcy notes show discharges and assets totals
Jacob Kemp of Cincinnati seeks discharge after being adjudged bankrupt May 19 with assets of 10 274.57 and liabilities of 15 080.78. Hearing set December 28 for William L. Miller of Rural Route 1 Collinsville Illinois with assets 5 990 and liabilities 5 871.55. Herron trustee bond approved. Compliance certificates filed for Morris C. Fershtman Harvey D. Grigg James A Poole and Humphrey Coal Co. Also trustees bonds for Boys Shop Crutchfield Morgan Wintering and Dickins approved.
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Jacob Kemp
Cincinnati
United States District Court
Kemp
William L. Miller
Collinsville
Charles T. Greve
Miller
Truman A. Herron
Calvin H. Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Referee Greve
Morris C. Fershtman
Quality Brand Tailors
Harvey D. Grigg
Norwood
James A. Poole
Dawn Donut Company
Linn ‘Street
Central Avenue
Humphrey Coal Company
Boys’ Shop
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No 197,888 including Edith Price vs Warren Price for divorce and custody Jeannette Duncan vs Christ Porton for $10,000 damages Walter Miller vs Hilda Miller for divorce Milford B S Co vs Ralph Fussner foreclosure Esther Langfritz vs John Langfritz for divorce alimony custody Albert B C Chatfield vs William H Chatfield for partition Uprite Manufacturing Co vs Mary M Johnston for damages and injunction Appeal from Probate in estate of Robert M Burton Robert Dean vs Helen Dean for divorce Louis C E Schnelle vs Hilda Schnelle for divorce and custody Nelson Whitehead vs John C Mandery & Son for $3,500 damages City of Cincinnati vs William R Gray for $100 on bond and related bond actions multiple others listed with various parties and docket numbers.
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Common Pleas Court
Edith Price
Warren Price
Jeannette Duncan
Christ Porton
Walter Miller
Hilda Miller
Milford B. & S. Co
Ralph Fussner
Esther Langfritz
John An Fritz
Albert B. C. Chatfield
William H. Chatfield
Uprite Manufacturing Company
Mary M. Johnston
Robert M. Burton
Robert Dean
Helen Dean
Louis C. E. Schnelle
Hilda Schnelle
Nelson Whitehead
John C. Mandery & Son
City of Cincinnati
William R. Gray
Same
Nat. Wainer
Nat Wainer
Borel Wainer
Charles Cohn
Otto Dahms
Bennetts Keniston
Howard Keniston
Sophie Davis
Paul Davis
Jeannette Matthews
James G
Rose E. Milligan
Thomas G. Milligan
Alsene B. H. Wess Grain and Coal
Albert Drexel
Catherine Maloney
James
Perjury Charges Arise From Damages Case Trial
An affidavit filed with Judge Marx accuses twenty year old Fred Stoll of lying under oath in a Union Gas and Electric Co damage suit. The document claims his true name is Roy Goetz and lists multiplefalse statements about age birth place and civic conduct. The judge may refer the matter to a grand jury. The notice also mentions a separate perjury finding in a Cincinnati injury suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Superior Court
C. S. Weakley
Union Gas and Electric Company
Fred Stoll
Stoll
Weakley
Roy Goetz
St. Louis
Louisville
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Charles S. Bell
Joseph Schlasinger
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
German disarmament notes show two main sticking points
Berlin reports two remaining German objections to Allied disarmament demands. The allies seek destruction of lathes and machines in major German works like Krupps, while Germany argues such limits would cripple industry. Also the Allies want police officers to drop military titles. Berlin notes this clash with policing and industrial concerns amid Locarno pact mood.
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Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Germany
World News Service
Krupps
Briand
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub
Shinkle Auto and Carl Shin kle File for Bankruptcy
United States courts record voluntary bankruptcy petitions filed yesterday by the Shinkle Auto and Repair Company at 618 Sycamore Street and by Carl M Shin kle president. Shin kle lists assets of 1208.48 and liabilities of 13553.46. the firm shows liabilities of 17349.69 and assets 3470.16. Creditors include Marjory Shinkle of Honolulu 3170 and several others such as W H Iliff 1800 and Columbia Bank 1627 with various smaller claims.
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Shinkle Auto and Repair Company
Sycamore Street
Carl M. Shinkle
Shinkle
Madison Road
Marjory Shinkle
Honolulu
W. H. Iliff
Broadway
Columbia Bank and Savings Company
Morris Plan Bank
E. B. Efkerman
Davey Avenue
F. C. Broeman & Co
Atlas and Building
Thomas J. Ulvihill
Grandview Avenue
A. W. Kircher
Thomas Peirano
Dacey Avenue
Anthony F. ‘Wilms
Cincinnati Motor Bus Company
Norwood
The
Cincinnati Masonic Temple Company
Contracts Awarded for Road Improvements County bids favor Gradison on Dugan Gap work
The County Commissioners awarded Gradison Construction Company the contract to pave 4,800 feet of Dugan Gap road from Inter-County Highway 38 to Brower road and 1,600 feet on Brower road for 272 096 80. Seven bids were submitted with the high at 306 219 20. F H Steiner won additional contracts for concrete Bridge No 8 on Jordan road 2880 and Calvert No 16 on East Miami River road 1350 plus Bridge No 33 Johnson road 1270 50.
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Gradison Construction Company
Dugan Gap
Inter- County
Brower Road
F. H. Steiner
Jordan Road
Calvert No. 16
Miami River Road
Steiner
Johnson Road
Judaism Leaders Back Science and Evolution Debate
Dr Samuel Schulman declared Judaism welcomes scientific inquiry and does not fear research in any field. He urged teachers to stay within science and avoid pressuring students on religion while rabbis discussed evolution, creation, and faith at the sixth annual Central Conference of American Rabbis.
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Samuel Schulman
New York
Schulman
United States
Scopes
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Louis Wolsey
Philadelphia
Wolsey
Rudolph Sholon
Dr. Schulman
God
B. M. Frankel
Wolfe Macht
Samuel Thurman
Marvin Nathan
Barnett M. Brickner
Canada
Toronto
Dominion
Brickner
Euclid Avenue Temple
Cleveland
Dozen Families Told to Move From Elmwood Shack Colony
Health officials visit a five acre Center Hill road site west of Elmwood where a dozen families from Indiana and Kentucky reside in crude shacks with 43 children. No permits were issued and tenants were warned to vacate within thirty days or police action follows.
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Elmwood
Florida
Kentucky Mountains
Cincinnati
Health Department
Center Hill Road
William Siemering
Este Avenue
J. S. Shuey
Charles Sagmeister
Indiana
Kentucky
Siemering
Andrew Blanton
Blanton
Procter & Gamble Company
Auditor and Auto Club To Issue 1926 Licenses
1926 automobile licenses will be issued by William Hess County Auditor and the Cincinnati Automobile Club. State official Chalmers R Wilson notes the County Auditor issues by law but may use others to assist. A fifteen cent fee funds clerks and record keeping, with the main fee split half to the state and half to the issuing city or village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hess
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Chalmers R. Wilson
Navy Day Luncheon at Chamber Forum Hosts Marine Leaders
Navy Day will be observed at the Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon next Tuesday. Brigadier General Dion Williams of the United States Marine Corps will be the principal speaker. Lieutenant Commander Jacob Klein, a Cincinnati native and former Shenandoah commander, will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Dion Williams
United States Marine Corps
Williams
Ohio
Jacob Klein
Cincinnati
Shenandoah
Ft. Thomas Schools Shut as Infantile Paralysis Fear Grows
Ft. Thomas public schools closed by Mayor Wheat through next Thursday as a precaution against infantile paralysis. An additional Cincinnati case reported by Acting City Health Commissioner L W Heizer, with four prior Cincinnati cases and high fatality. Officials emphasize precaution, urging parents to limit gatherings and separate children at play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Wheat
Cincinnati
L. W. Heizer
Heizer
Nancy Stanford
Parker H. Stanford
South Ft. Thomas Avenue
Southgate
Covington
Chicago
Indianapolis
Dayton
First Unit of Power Station Near Cincinnati Completed
The Columbia Gas and Electric Company reports the first unit of a new 20 million dollar station on the Ohio River, twenty miles southwest of Cincinnati, is finished. Trial tests proceeded with the turbine running. Completion of both units is expected before November 12 for the dedication. Plans include a three day public picnic and open house. Herbert Hoover has been invited to deliver the principal address at the dedication banquet. Other speakers include Bee Gossler and W. W. Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Linton
Ee Gossler
W. W. Freeman
San Francisco Store Pays for Free Dancing Lessons
A large San Francisco department store started free dancing lessons for its customers' children about four years ago. It grew from a class of thirty to daily sessions, with no charge for any level. Many pupils developed talent and gained professional work.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Woman dies at 106 in St Paul obituary
Mrs. Mary Prendergast, age 106, died in St Paul yesterday. She is survived by six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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The
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Mary Prendergast
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