Meeting Calls for Sheriff Fund to Impound Stray Dogs
A Hamilton County meeting led by Sheriff Richard B. Witt urged commissioners to provide funds to enlarge the sheriff's dog impounding efforts as rabies fears persist. Health officials argued against transferring control to the SPC A while supporters pressed for more manpower and cars. The County Commissioners were to decide at today’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Witt
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Witt
William H. Peters
Peters
Bleecker Marquette
Public Health Federation
Academy of Medicine
Woman's City Club
Babies’ Milk Fund Association
Ministers disapprove plan for area church paper
Cincinnati Methodist ministers at a weekly gathering voiced opposition to an area journal proposed at the General Conference. Dr. Ernest Wareing urged caution about church papers while others urged strengthening the Advocate. The plan to add pages for Bishops will be discussed in Columbus with Bishop Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ernest Wareing
Western Christian Advocate
Wareing
W. H. Wehrly
Walnut Hills M. E
A. S. Watkins
Winton Place
M. E
Association
Advocate
Robert O. McClure
Columbus
Theodore S. Henderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Police Chief Backs Traffic Department Reform
Police Chief Copelaw presented to Safety Director Tudor the National Safety Conference report from Cleveland. Recommendations include adopting a drivers license law standardizing traffic signs and signals the separation of traffic regulation from police and hiring a traffic engineer with full regulatory authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Conference
Cleveland
Charles E. Tudor
Copelaw
Bureau of Standards
Washington
District of Columbia
Police Department
Court Calendar for Today Common Pleas Courts
Court schedules list multiple cases in rooms 1 4 6 7 and 9 with judges te Hoffman Roettinger Darby Hurley and others. Docket numbers include 109408 190264 191238 177737 156312 197378 185780 182629 190566 176046 194779 194972 195124 195879 19680 In re cases and parties such as Cincinnati Traction Company Fourth and Central Trust Company and Lippert appear in 9 oclock and 2 30 oclock slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ee Te
Oeskoeps Bodman
Vewuke Heatee Company
Yulek
LeBlond
Roost $Yackett
City
Alcorn
Cincinnati Traction Company
Hopkins
Pummill
F. L. Hoffman
Pfau
Fourth and Central Trust ‘Company Et al
Roettinger
Alitz
Berger
Backarack
Flatow-Riley Company
C., & St. Louis. Railway
Brawley
Howell
Judge Darby
Schmidt
Wyckoff
Galvin
Dornett
Bees
George Rex
Doering
Liam Turner
Keee Lippert
Lippert
Ruddick
Wes. Jathrop
Fell
Judge Hurley
Salem Evangelical Congregation
Hahn
Ludlow
Patton
Reardon
Burke
Georghegan
Sheley
Sprain
Kist
Conradi
Schmitt
Greene
Lévison Bros
Ankenbauer
Preat
Congo
Stocker
Ecc
Barnes
State
Hyland
Roach
Superior Court
Marx
Winter
Schultz
Goldberg
Messer
C. W. Hoffman
Busan
Ashcraft
Eee
Ryan
Va. Yan
Coal Firms' Suits Begin in U S Court
Trial in counter suits of E F Gerber and F R Coal Co versus Borderland Coal Sales Co of Cincinnati began before Judge Hough. Plaintiffs claim about 48000 dollars damages while defendant seeks 29000 dollars on a coal contract. Trial expected to end today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Gerber Et al
F. & R. Coal Company
Borderland Coal Sales Company of
Cincinnati
United States District Court
Hough
Ivey Sentenced to Sixty Days in Green County Jail
Ivey a 24 year old from Durham North Carolina was sentenced to sixty days in the Green County Jail by Judge Hough in U S District Court for taking part in the December 19 1924 Post Office robbery at Chesapeake Ohio.
Bankruptcy NOTES list discharges in U S District Court
Discharges granted yesterday by Judge Benson W. Hough include Elmer G. Myers and Humphreys Coal Co both of Cincinnati Sol G Griswold and George B Porter doing business as Vanmeier Griswold of Ironton Morris C Fershtman doing business as the Quality Brand Tailors of Cincinnati and James A Poole doing business as the Dawn Donut Co of Cincinnati Five days to file proof of publication were granted to Lewis H Whittle dging business as the Whittle Electric Co of Cincinnati and Harry D Grigg of Norwood Anged rate for discharge filed by I E Martin of Seaman O Martin adjudged bankrupt February 19 Samuel C Presnell 3348 Southside Ave listed assets 800 liabilities 2171 12 among his heaviest creditors Dr H E Elmwood Place the Jewish Hospital Dr J S Hagen 17 East Highth St and J J Latscha Riverside and Southside Aves James E McCann salesman 3644 Middleton Ave filed voluntary bankruptcy listing assets at nothing liabilities 791
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Benson W. Hough
Elmer G. Myers
Humphreys Coal Company
Cincinnati
Sol G. Griswold
George B. Porter
Vanmeier & Griswold
Ironton
Morris C. Fershtman
The
Quality
Brand Tailors
James A. Poole
Dawn Donut Company
Lewis H. Whittle
Whittle Electric Company
Harry D. Grigg
Norwood
I. E. Martin
Seaman
O. Martin
Samuel C. Presnell
Southside Avenue
H. E
Elmwood Place
Jewish Hospital
J. S. Hagen
East Highth Street
J. J. Latscha
Riverside
Southside Avenues
James E. McCann
Middleton Avenue
Anis
Court Notes Highlight Multiple Federal Legal Actions
A United States Commissioner dismissed a Volstead act charge against William C. Gibson and ordered custody to the Allen County sheriff. Leary Thompson faces bigamy accusations with hearing set for November 9. Rollman & Sons faces a patent dispute over cloth measuring machines. Annie P. Rose appeals a Circuit Court ruling involving a Mutual Life Insurance policy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
William C. Gibson
York Street
Thomas Gregory
United States
H. B. Crosson
Allen County
Leary Thompson
Central Avenue
Rollman & Sons Company
Cincinnati
Anthony Vanderveld
Bry B. Parrish
Grand Rapids Low Case Company
Grand Rapids
Cochran
United States District Court
Covington
Annie P. Rose
Bryantville
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Rose
Loot Recovered in Banner Baking Co. Robbery
Three masked men robbed Banner Baking Co. on Oak Street and Stanton Avenue, tying the watchman and engineer. A strong box later found aboard a car on Sunday morning held $800 cash and $3,100 in securities identified by Carrie Garland, secretary of the company, as the firm’s property. Police recovered the box after intercepting an auto trio attempting to dump the box into a cellar at the Keith Building, Wood Street and Monument Avenue. the men fled as officers approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Baking Co
Oak Street
Stanton Avenue
Carrie Garland
Hamilton
Banner Company
Keith
Wood Street
Monument Avenue
Memorial memorial services for Hamilton County Junior Order
Annual memorial services for Hamilton County Councils of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will be held at Emery Auditorium Sunday afternoon November 1 at 2 oclock. A C Ruff past state councilor of the order will deliver the address. Fifty two councils will be represented. Daughters of America and the public invited. Charles Lackman head of the Hamilton County organization will be master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
United American Mechanics
Emery Auditorium
A. C. Ruff
Dover
Daughters of America
Charles Lackman
Supreme Court Rules Express Firms Not Liable for Uninsured Shipments
The Supreme Court held that express companies are not liable for the actual value of property shipped in their custody when the parcel is only minimally insured or uninsured, in a Georgia case brought by the American Railway Express Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express Liability Limited
Associated Press
Washington
Express Companies
Supreme Court
American Railway Express Company
Georgia
Youth McKibben pleads not guilty in Althoff murder
John Edwards McKibben 21 pleads not guilty to murder of policeman Allen Althoff. Arraigned before Judge Struble. trial tentatively set for December 7. Attorneys Elston and Ratliff appointed to defend him after years in reformatories and a prior theft arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Althoff
John Edwards McKibben
Struble
Louis Schneider
Charles Elston
Raymond Ratliff
McKibben
Charle s Wife Returned to Former Husband in Divorce Case
In Judge Charles Hoffmans Domestic Relations Court Mrs Maud Burdsall 30 was accused by husband Clifford 41 of not divorcing her after a marriage on January 8 1925 and returning to her first husband Thomas Jordan whom she wed October 15 1921 The case was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Burdsall
Clifford Burdsall
Clark Street
Charles Hoffman
Burdsall
Campbell County
Thomas Jordan
Jordan
Hoffman
George Schmitt
Tower Avenue
St. Bernard
Lettie Schmitt
Front Street
Dayton
Schmitt
Jennie Parella
Pleasant Street
Richard Parella
Stanton and
Lincoln Avenues
Lenora F. Goertemoeller
Delaware Avenue
Norwood
Fred Goertemoeller
Will of William Karp Bequest Contested by Heirs
The will of furniture man William Karp of 967 Hawthorne Avenue Price Hill is being contested by his son Harry and daughter Ida Benjamin. Probate Court Judge Lueders admitted the will. Karp died September 20, leaving an estate valued at 125000 dollars. The widow Mrs Pearl Earp and two sons Charles and Gilbert and daughter Esther receive significant shares. Relatives argued amid testimony from neighbor Mrs May J Keegan about disturbances during the will drawing. Executed August 27 while ill, the will was read and witnesses cross examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Karp
Hawthorne Avenue
Price Hill
Lueders
Karp
Harry
Ida Benjamin
R.S. Alcorn
A. C. Fricke
May J. Keegan
Pearl] Earp
C. P. Grisbhy
Elmer Grisbhy
Charles
Gilbert
Esther
Benjamin
Harry Karp
Max Rafale
Joseph L. Meyer
Kittredge Divorce Suit Alleges Desertion and Cruelty
Mrs. Margaret G. Kittredge files for divorce alimony and child support in Domestic Relations Court against Bernard Kittredge of the Hotel Gibson. She says he deserted her and obtained a Knoxville decree of divorce without her knowledge. they have three children after a Rochester marriage on June 10 1915. A temporary injunction bars him from disposing of stocks and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret G. Kittredge
Kendal Avenue
Bernard
Kittredge
Gibson
Knoxville
Tenn
Rochester
N. Y
Hoffman
Suit dismissed over injuries from milk truck crash
The case filed by 18 year old Char lotte Colban of Kindel avenue against the Children's Clinic and Babies Milk Fund Association was dismissed. Colban alleged a milk truck in a Madisonville safety zone struck her, crippling her for life. The truck driver was an employee of the Board of Education, deemed the true defendant by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surge LeBlond
Charlotte Colban
Kindel Avenue
Children’s Clinic and
Babies M Ilk Fund Association
Miss Colban
Madisonville Hool
Board of Education
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 197 426
A list of cases filed including Automobile Exchange vs Forces Header for 381.18 on note No 197 427 Regina Buckle vs Ernest Buckle for divorce No 197 428 B H Wess Grain and Coal Co vs Ben Gruter for 635.30 No 197 429 Ida Regensberger vs Cincinnati Traction Co for 5000 damages No 197 430 Carrie Gifford vs Mercy Gifford for divorce and alimony No 197 431 Etta Myers vs Edward Myers for divorce and alimony No 197 482 Congregation of St Pius Santa Catholic Church seeks authority to mortgage real estate No 197 433 City Transit Co vs Cincinnati action Co for 905 No 197 434 James Carter vs Helen Carter for divorce and custody No 197 435 Margaret G Kittredge vs Bernard S Kittredge for alimony No 197 436 Alex Fisher vs Agnes F Murray for 750 No 69 826 Phil Morton vs City of Cincinnati for 2008
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Utomobile Exchange
Forces Header
Regina Buckle
Ernest Buckle
B. H. Wess Grain and Coal Company
Ben Gruter
Ida Regensberger
Cincinnati Traction Company
Carrie Gifford
Mercy Gifford
Etta Myers
Edward Myers
Congregation of St. Pius Sant
Catholic Church
City Transit Company
Cincinnati Action Company
James Carter
Helen Carter
Margaret G. Kittredge
Bernard S. Kittredge
Alex Fisher
Agnes F. Murray
Superior Court
Phil Morton
City of Cincinnati
Three Hurt In Auto Crash In Hamilton
Three men were injured in a head on collision when an automobile struck a street car on East avenue near Walnut in Hamilton. Injured are Travis Daniels 42 William C Jackson 34 and C W Croucher 27. Daniels taken to Mercy Hospital. others went home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
East Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Travis Daniels
Bonacker Avenue
William C. Jackson
South Twelfth Street
C. W. Croucher
Bonacker
Mercy Hospital
Ahd
Election Board asks fire and police guards
The Board of Elections asked Charles E. Tudor to allocate policemen and firemen to protect ballot transfers and City Hall during tallying. The plan calls for thirty officers across districts, twenty at Music Hall on election night, and daily coverage until counts finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Charles E. Tudor
Tudor
Copelaw
Houston
Music Hall
Policeman Elmer Daum Suspended in Second District
Police records show Elmer Daum of the Second District suspended from duty pending investigation. Details remain undisclosed while administrative process proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Daum
Officer Daum Accused Of Sleeping On Bench At Station
Five days yesterday by Charles E. Tudor Safety Director for conduct unbecoming an officer. Lieutenant O Neil charges that he found Daum sleeping on a bench in the Pennsylvania Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Tudor
O'Neil
Daum
Pennsylvania Station
Teacher Edna Schramm Wins $5,000 Breach Suit
In Cleveland on October 26 Edna Schramm a 27 year old schoolteacher won a breach of promise suit against Louis H Specht Jr son of a wealthy manufacturer and received 5 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edna Schramm
Louis H. Specht, Jr
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Murray
Edward T. Dixon
Tylor Field
Cecil H. Gamble
Mary L. Hicks
William J. Higgins Julius Luchsinger
Stanley Matthews
Charles O. Rose
City Charter Campaign Committee
Henry Bentley
Robinson Crusoe
Quehl
Main ST
Schaefer
Sirus
Health and Civic Associations
Rutherford H. Cox
Cox
H. Q. Cleneay
Fourth St
Common Pleas Courts
United States Courts
Banner
Ocoucat
WISE
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Postoffice
Eighth and
John Sts
OUR
Alphonso Taft
College of Law
Cincinnati College of Law
Distinguished Sons
Meyfabloy
Richmond
ND Bros
Mia
Middletown
Franklin Imiamisburg
West Carrolton
C&d Motor Delivery CO
New Depot
Front St
ARCH
Kotte’s Drug Store
Selz-Six
Selz
En's
Fourth Street
Queen City Coal Co
Dixie T
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