Judges Schedule Speeds Up First Degree Murder Trials
Common Pleas Court judges will rotate as criminal judges to hear four first degree murder cases and numerous other crimes. Judge Caldwell starts November 2, followed by Judge Le Blond two weeks, Judge Hoffman two weeks, and Judge Hurley two weeks. Trials include Whitlock self defense claim in Cornish killing, Mc Kibben on two counts, Garvey over Emma Dean death, and Nicholson in Earl Skirvin case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
LeBlond
Common Pleas Courts
Struble
Criminal Court
Caldwell
F. L., Hoffman
Hurley
Louis Schneider
John Henry Whitlock
Clark Street
Clifford L. Cornish
Hamer Street
John Edwards McKibben
West Liberty Street
Allen Althoff
Highland Avenue
John Garvey
McMicken Avenue
Emma Dean
Cutter Street
Freeman Avenue
Thomas Nicholson
Earl Skirvin
Eastern Avenue
Officer seeks divorce to remarry first wife
Patrolman John G. Busman of 1917 Central avenue asked Domestic Relations Court yesterday for a divorce from Mrs. Elizabeth Busman so he could return to his first wife, claiming he erred when they split. He said his wife deserted him two weeks after the wedding over a breakfast request. Judge Hoffman advised a three year wait if only willful absence is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Busman
Central Avenue
Elizabeth Busman
Hoffman
Carrie Goldsmith Names Charities in Her Will
The will filed yesterday in Probate Court leaves Dr. Carl Heller $1000 and the United Jewish Cemetery Company $500. Cornelius Daniels of New York City, a cousin, gets $500. Gustave Strauss of Detroit, a nephew, $300. and two cousins Belle Goldberg of Cincinnati and others receive smaller bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrieldsmith
Carl Heller
United Jewish Cemetery Company
Cornelius Daniles
New York City
Gustave Strauss
Detroit
Mich
Belle Goldberg
Cincin
Court Calendar Shows Numerous Matters in Common Pleas and Superior Court
Today in Common Pleas Courtrooms 1 3 2 8 and 9 presiding judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Hurley and Ryan a slate of cases includes Moeskoeps vs Bodman Mitchell vs City Crump vs Miller Immerman Copenhaver vs New and multiple Clifford disputes Cities Service Oil versus Mason Harker Hesing vs Schweitzer In re Church of the Living God Sprang vs Doench Stanford Oil Kitlock Bauer Campbell Coal Neuer Glass Krehe Bluestein Brothers Levinson Stinebuck Cook v Downey plus Grand Rapids Show Case Company versus Hyman at 10 o clock in Superior Court Judge Marx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Courts
Caldwell
Moeskoeps
Bodman
LeBlond
Mitchell
City
Security Finance Company
Immerman
Crump
Miller
Fred Hoffman
Copenhaver
Newsome
Clifford
Ohio Purchasing Company
Union Purchasing Company
Ryan
Weidenheim
Grussel
Cities Service Oil Company
Mason Harker Company
Hesing
Schweitzer Et al
Hurley
Schmitker
Krehe
Heilker
Bluestein Brothers
Levinson
Glasier
Stinebuck
Chamberlain
Cook
Jewish heirs named in will establish education and charity trusts
The will leaves 3000 to distribute among Nati and Lillie B Kahn of Indianapolis and other beneficiaries. Five hundred dollars goes to United Jewish Charities Ohio Humane Society and Negro Orphan Society, each 100. The Hebrew Union College gets 500 in memory of several Goldsmiths. Jewelry goes to friends. the remainder funds a trust for Alexander Goldsmith 400 annually for life, then Julia Sanderson 300 while widow. Jesse Strauss 200 for life, Anne S Barrett 200, Ferdinand Strauss 300 to a grandnephew. After all heirs die, the Jewish Orphan Asylum of Cleveland receives the trust fund for the Carrie and Ida Goldsmith Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nati
Lillie B. Kahn
Indianapolis
United Jewish Charities
Ohio Humane Society
Negro Orphan Society
Hebrew Union College
David
Louis
Fanny
Ida Goldsmith
Alexander Goldsmith
Julia Sanderson
Jesse Strauss
Anne S. Barrett
New York City
Ferdinand Strauss
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Cleveland
Carrie and Ida Goldsmith
Commissioners Decline Parole Authority Without Judge Sheriff
A county commission meeting heard Charles S. Bell explain that parole for fines and costs requires written trial judge and sheriff recommendation. The board noted Section 12.382 grants limited authority and advised there is no power to parole indigent prisoners without those official recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bell
Bell
Board of Commissioners
City to Add Water Tanks for Western Hills Growth
Cincinnati council passed an ordinance by Service Director Charles F. Hornberger to build six 8 000 000 gallon water tanks at North Bend road and Colerain avenue. The project will require land purchases but no bonds due to self funded revenue. Mt. Airy and Westwood will benefit with Mt. Airy previously suffering long water outages. A public meeting on a Traffic Commission ordinance was announced for Friday at 11. Also approved was a curfew on street parking on specific Walnut Fifth and Third street segments, with government autos exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hornberger
North Bend Road
Colerain Avenue
Hamilton County
Hornberger
Council
J. A. Hiller
Mt. Airy
Westwood
Cincinnati
Police Department
Clifford Martin
Walnut Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Fifth Street
Main Street
Third Street
Vine
Walnut Streets
Flying May Change Name of Little Miami River
Governor Donahey will be urged to rename the Little Miami River to avoid pilot confusion with the Big Miami River. Captain John W. Pattison of Grisard Flying Field and Union Central Life cites misdirections by pilots heading toward Cincinnati. Major E L Hoffman confirms several flyers lost their way recently due to the naming mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Donahey
Little Miami River
John W. Pattison
Grisard Flying Field Company
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Pattison
Cincinnati
Big Miami
Little Miami
E. L. Hoffman
Grisard Field
Jury Awards $10 263 in Suit Over Sale Company
A U S district court jury awarded Edward Gerber and William Fuston doing business as F and R Coal Co 10 263 13 in a suit for 47 978 against Borderland Sales Co of Cincinnati The second trial ended with a verdict for the defendant 28 497. Judge Hough presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
United States District Court
Edward F. Gerber
William H. Fuston
F. and R. Coal Company
Borderland Sales Company
Cincinnati
Hickenlooper
Hough
S. William Levinson
Moorman Furniture Company
Government Building
Atlanta Penitentiary
A. Lee Beatty
Atlanta
Nathan Rabinovitz
Esse Rabinovitz
N. Rabinovitz & Co
Everal
Franklin Motor Car Company
East Eighth Street
Automobile Concern
Frank Brickwedde
United States Court of Appeals
G. F. Redmond & Co
S. K. Meyer
L. B
Cleveland
Paul Jones
Kaufman- Straus Company
Charles S. Dawson
Kentucky
Robert H. Lucas
Internal Revenue
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Ohio
Thomas and
Lucy Na
Youngstown
Court actions challenge Kellogg avenue project and marriages
A Superior Court suit filed by James R. Davidson seeks to stop Kellogg avenue improvements from Turkey Bottom road to Conress avenue over contract omissions on rock and granite sourcing. Separately, Willard Stevens sues for divorce from Jessie Stevens for cruelty and infidelity. Robert P. Raisch seeks divorce and infant custody from Ruth Raisch citing wife’s absences and infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
James R. Davidson
Kellogg Avenue
John S. Bolan
John M. Bolan
Turkey Bottom Road
Conress Avenue
Davidson
Charles Hornberger
Actress Violet Bryant Recovers Youthful Look After Plastic Surgery
Mrs. Violet Bryant of Elizabethtown Pa was discharged from Jewish Hospital after plastic surgery by Dr Samuel Iglauer restored a more youthful face. The actress, who feared aging would end her career, said she could not find work if she looked eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Bryant
Elizabethtown
Jewish Hospital
Dr. Iglauer
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 197,487 to 197,449
A list of civil cases filed in Common Pleas Court includes Harry Savin versus Jacob Pohl man et al for 1500 and mortgage foreclosure Vernon R Moore against A Brooking Davis for 25000 in damages G W Anderson versus Jeannette K Dull for 345 and other actions including injunctions quiet title partition of estate divorce custody and foreclosure actions involving parties such as the Ohio Purchasing Co and the Cheviot B L Co plus damages claims against L N R R Co and American Woolen Co and a separate injunction against the City of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Harry Savin
Jacob Pohlman
Vernon R. Moore
A. Brooking Davis
G. W. Anderson
Jeannette K. Dull
Ye Clifford
Ohio Purchasing Co
Nolan & Cummings
Bashala Bros
Same
Superior Court
James R. Davidson
City of Cincinnati Et al
Referendum Circulation on City Bus Ordinances Initiated
Referendums on two city bus ordinances were filed with City Auditor Alfred Deckebach by W. T. Schultz and El Frankenstein of the Citizens' Committee. Mayor Carrel met with officials as notices were filed. the group claims the general bus ordinance discriminates by licensing, cites a 30 day period, and notes the measure would not appear on the November ballot, possibly moving to the August 1926 primary. Subcommittee members include W. J. Schultz and others. attorney Stanley Shaffer objects to wording, arguing it fails to exempt the company for riders disembarking before Sayler Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Deckebach
W. T. Schultz
el Frankenstein
Citizens’ Committee
Carrel
W. Jerome Kuertz
Frank Bowman
W. J. Schultz
Charles Sullivan
Matthew Bedel
Walter E. Karns
Robert JL. Hooper
Hooper
Stanley Shaffer
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Traction Company
Shaffer
Sayler Park
Church of the Advent to Observe Birthday
Episcopal clergy will attend the Church of the Advent anniversary at Kemper lane and McMillan street as the parish marks its seventieth birthday. A dinner opens the two day celebration with a morning thanksgiving service the next day. The Rev. Thomas F Gailor will preach the sermon. Frank Nelson will deliver greetings from Christ Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Vincent
Theodore Reese
Episcopal Clergy
Church of the Advent
Kemper Lane
McMillan Street
Thomas F., Gailor
James Moffett
McMillan and Park Avenues
Frank Nelson
Christ Church
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Ry & Cae
Remus
Ld Ape
Wey
Common Pleas
Amundsen
Fourth Street
Pocahontas
Thacker
Main
Coal Company
Rutherford H. Cox
R. H. Cox
H. Q. Cleneay
Commercial Tribune
Henshaw Shops
Central Parkway
Colerain
College Hill
Fairview
Carrie Goldsmith
Copenhagen
He Smith-Kasson
Pioneer
Dixie Terminal
Willard Stevens
Jessie Stevens
Mystic Relations
Stevens
Robert P. Raisch
Ruth Raisch
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Doctor
Liberal
OUR
Joseph Parker
Bietey
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Pullman
J. H. Ballance
G. C. Blackburn
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Bien Division
Southern Railway System
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