Boy Inventor Builds Radios at Fourteen
Claude Kittel a Hughes High School student of 117 Parker Street is renowned as a self taught radio maker nicknamed Little Edison. He crafts receivers from junk and repairs others while showcasing devices at the Boys Hobby Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Edison
Claude Kittel
Parker Street
Claude
Edison
Fourth Street
Hig
Carreis
Hughes High School
Navy
Philadelphia
McKibben Venire Draws Fifteen Women for Murder Trial
Fifteen women's names were drawn from the jury wheel yesterday for the trial of John Edward McKibben on two indictments of first degree murder. Among those drawn were Henry Pogue a department store official and James M. Hutton Jr broker. McKibben shot and killed Policeman Allen Althoff on October 20 at Fifth and Race streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward McKibben
Henry Pogue
James M. Hutton, Jr
McKibben
Allen Althoff
Fifth
Race Streets
Juvenile Award In Slipshod Steps Case
A Superior Court jury awarded $5 000 to John R Winterow a six year old boy of 215 Odeon street in a suit against Abraham Schultz owner of 211 Odeon street The suit sought 12 250 through the boy s mother with Julius Holzberg as counsel The petition claimed the October 24 1924 accident occurred when a stone coping on steps projecting onto the sidewalk dislodged and struck the boy s knee causing permanent injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
John R. Winterow
Odeon Street
Abraham Schultz
Julius Holzberg
John Winterow
Schultz
Court Calendar Today Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Today’s docket lists multiple cases in Common Pleas Courts in Rooms 1 3 4 6 and 9 under judges Caldwell LeBlond Fred Hoffman Roettinger Hurley and in the Superior Court with Judge Robert S Marx. Notable entries include Moeskoeps versus Bodman et al Mitchell versus City Sternstein Diamond versus Blumenkron Lee versus Red Bank Gravel and other civil actions with hearing times largely at 9 or 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Moeskoeps
Bodman Et al
Whiteacre Greer Fireproofing Company
Southern Ohio Clay Products Company
LeBlond
Mitchell Vs. City
Sternstein Diamond Company
Blumenkron Et
Fred Hoffman
Judge Sets Seat Distance Rule in Newport Robbery Trial
Judge Struble of the Criminal Court in Newport Kentucky orders lawyers to stay within eighteen inches of their chairs during the assault to rob trial of Harry McLain and Thomas Lunsford. Prosecutor Arthur Fix faces defense attorneys John Doyle and William Thorndyke. The indictment accuses the pair of attempting to rob a drug store at Seventh and Mound and aiming a revolver at clerk Helen Dorsey. The case will proceed under the seating limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunsford
McLain
Seventh and Mound Streets
Helen Dorsey
Matrimonial Complex Dissolved by Court
Judge Hoffman grants divorce to Elvira Kleinschmidt 50 from Harry Kleinschmidt 58 of Cincinnati. They separated in 1918 after 25 years. Elvira remarried William Wood in 1920 after a presumed husband’s death in Kansas City. Wood’s later divorce may allow Elvira to remarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoffman
Elvira Kleinschmidt
Baymiller Street
Harry Kleinschmidt
Freeman Avenue
Kleinschmidt
Kansas City
William Wood
Cincinnati
Wood
Divorces Granted to Ware and Brown Couples
Mrs. Mary A. Ware, 47, of Sixth and Mill streets, was granted a divorce from Edward Ware, 44, alleging desertion during illness and threats. Mrs. Anna May Brown, 53, of 2840 May Street, was granted a divorce from Ephraim T. Brown, 60, of Thirteenth and Walnut streets, accusing him of attempted murder and dish throwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Ware
Sixth and
Mill Streets
Edward Ware
Anna May Brown
May Street
Ephraim T. Brown
Thirteenth and
Walnut Streets
Mayme Wertz Accuses Charles Wertz of Infidelity
Mayme Wertz of 3036 Hull Street accuses Charles G Wertz of 42 of 310 Sycamore Street of associating with other women. The divorce inquiry centers on alleged infidelity and marital misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Wertz
Hull Street
Charles G. Wertz
Sycamore Street
Divorce Granted to Mrs Imogene Shafer for Constant Drunkenness
Mrs Imogene Shafer aged 32 of 127 West Ninth street was granted a divorce from Edward Shafer aged 41 on grounds that he was drunk constantly and refused to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Shafer
West Ninth Street
Edward Shafer
Marriage details for Anna Marie Bolea and Julius A Bolea
Anna Marie Bolea aged 40 residing at 4551 Edwards road married Julius A Bolea aged 49 of 2269 Vine street. The notices list the parties and their addresses for the civil record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Bolea
Edwards Road
Julius A. Bolea
Vine Street
Mary Calvin Seeks Divorce From Husband Alleged Bigamy
Mary Calvin, 33, of 3076 Bogart Street, sues Robert J. Calvin, 41, alleging he remains married to Caroline Kearns of Great Lakes Illinois. The filing cites bigamy as the grounds for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Calvin
Bogart Street
Robert J. Calvin
Caroline Kearns
Great Lakes
Illinois
Indicts Auto Buyer on Bad Check Charge
Walter H. Duane was indicted on two counts for passing checks with insufficient funds after buying a car and leaving Cincinnati for Michigan City with the vehicle. Detectives will bring him back. Other indictments include robbery and larceny charges against several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Duane
Duane
Michigan City
Ind
John Seebohm
Cincinnati
Cliff Galloway
Ben Whitney
John Doe
Richard Roe
John Jones
Malcolm Jones
Edward Lipka
Joseph Weens
Harvey Madaris
Henry Lee
Monroe Neal
Woman Sues for 5095 in Dog Bite Case
Mrs. Irma Mieth of 3109 Woodburn Avenue sues Leo Leidenheimer of 219 Clinton Springs Avenue in Common Pleas Court for 5095 damages after a dog bite on May 8 1925. She says the dog attacked her while employed by the Board of Education as a school census taker and she has been treated by a physician since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Irma Mieth
Woodburn Avenue
Leo Leidenheimer
Clinton Springs Avenue
Mieth
Board of Education
Leidenheimer
Lawsuit Filed Over Injury to 11 Year Old Girl
The mother of Helen Keating 11 years old of 3716 Montgomery Road filed a suit in Common Pleas Court for 5000 damages against Peter Rocker of 3570 Larkspur Avenue. The petition alleges on August 7 1925 the girl was crossing Sixth and Baum streets when she was struck by an automobile owned and driven by Rocker resulting in serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Helen Keating
Montgomery Road
Peter Rocker
Larkspur Avenue
Sixth and Baum Streets
Rocker
Smyth Suit Filed For Divorce On Cruelty Allegations
Lot tie Smyth sues Andrew R. Smyth in a divorce action citing cruelty and failure to support. Proceedings seek dissolution of the marriage and related relief.
Daly Defends City Spending Amid Kroger Charges
Martin Daly Republican candidate for Cincinnati City Council speaks at Mt Adams Public School refuting banker's claim of waste. He cites eleven year street spend of 7 859 174 29 dollars and blames Gilbert Avenue viaduct paving on prior administration. Rudolph Hynicka of the Republican organization issues another public letter defending funds and criticizing Seasongood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Daly
Republican Organization
Mt. Adams
Ocean City
B. Kroger
Kroger
Dr. Daly
Gilbert Avenue
Hunt Democratic
Park Avenue
Kemper, Lane
Eighth Street
Grandin Road
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Murray Seasongood
Hynicka
Seasongood
Upson
Cincinnati
Republican Party
Citizen Reform Democratic Fusion
Democratic Organization
Citizens’ Reform Democratic
Edwin E. Kellogg
Fred Schneller
Mt. Adams School
James A. Wilson
Adolph Kummer
William E. Hess, Jr
Eleventh Ward
Republican Club
Rods Street
Novel bootlegging method found in apron in federal case
Carey Robinson and Mrs Cordelia Robinson faced bonds of 1500 and 1000 respectively after federal agents arrested them on liquor possession and destruction charges. Mrs Robinson reportedly wore an apron containing bottles when raided, and her husband attempted to dump the bottles. William Gunckle and Dilber James were held on 1000 bonds for transportation of a stolen automobile from Hamilton to Covington after arrest in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Robinson
Cordelia Robinson
Wade Street
United States
Gregory
William Gunckle
Hamilton
Dilber James
Covington
Counter suit opens in federal court over coal car breach
The Interstate Coal and Dock Company of Columbus and the Harland Coal Company of Louisville began a trial yesterday in U S District Court before Judge Hough seeking about $30 000 each for breach of contract in a coal car. Miss Cecelia L Boex filed for voluntary bankruptcy listing assets of 758 91 and liabilities of 2728 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Interstate Coal and Dock Company of
Columbus
Harland Coal Company of
Louisville
United States District Court
Hough
Cecelia L. Boex
Trimble Avenue
Re sentence ordered for Anna Kuntz in city liquor case
The case of Mrs. Anna Kuntz of 870 Ridgeway avenue was sent back to Municipal Court for re sentence by Judge Darby. The appeal argued jail time beyond the 30 day limit for women could occur if the $500 fine and costs remained unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kuntz
Ridgeway Avenue
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Harry Shafer
Kuntz
Marysville Reformatory
Cox Urges Tax Amendment on Radio Ballot
Rutherford Hays Cox Independent candidate for City Council spoke on KWRC urging a favorable vote on the state constitutional tax amendment. He said banks and savings institutions back the measure and that depositors won’t pay tax returns while banks cover cost and the state gains previously unpaid tax revenue.
Hyde Park Church Campaign Near $400 000 Mark
Campaign to raise 690000 for Hyde Park M E Church reports progress with women’s teams leading and a running total within a few hundred dollars of 400000. A telegram from Dr John W Hancher praises efforts and Dr J Wesley Miller notes Hancher’s Friday Cincinnati visit and Sunday sermon turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
M. Fk. Church
A. L. Behymer
Behymer
John W. Hancher
Department of Institutional Financing
Board of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Wesley Miller
Hancher
Cincinnati
Hyde Park M. E
Miller
M. E. Church
Thomas H. Darby
Anson P.* Fry
Myers Y. Cooper
Reckless driving nets multiple jail terms and fines
Charles James 28 and Lincoln Sliger 41 of John and East McMillan streets were jailed five days and fined 50 dollars for reckless driving in Traffic Court. Sliger lost driving rights for 30 days. Cora Fishbatk 35 of John street, owner of the car, was fined costs for intoxication. William Walden 31 of Clinton street faced suspension until Christmas with 50 dollars and costs after his auto knocked a Westwood car from rails. H A Smith cost taxi driver of Clark street was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Earl Neyman 26 of Ridgeway avenue Southgate Kentucky paid 36 dollars and costs for speeding on Gilbert avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James
John Street
Lincoln Sliger
East McMillan Street
Sliger
James
Sixth
Baymiller
Cora Fishbatk
Gilbert Avenue
William Walden
Clinton Street
H. A. Smith
Clark Street
Alexander
Walden
Liberty and
Elm Streets
Smith
John Ochsner
Race Street
Vine Streets
Earl Neyman
Ridgeway Avenue
Southgate
Edison Praises Plant For New Ohio River Station
W. W. Freeman, president of Union Gas and Electric, received praise from Thomas A. Edison for the Columbia Power Company's $20 million station on the Ohio River, located 20 miles southwest of Cincinnati. The Edison letter will be read at the dedication banquet in Linton on November 12. Freeman is described as a personal friend of Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Thomas A. Edison
Columbia Power Company
Ohio River
Italian baron slain in Naples over fraud claims
Baron Rodolfo Luparelli was shot dead in his Naples home today after locals accused him of swindling them by taking their money and promising to send them to the United States. The murderers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Rodolfo Luparelli
United States
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A list of new cases in Common Pleas Court with docket numbers from 197,460 to 197,461. Irma Mieth sues Leo Leidenheimer for 5095 in damages. Southern Ohio Loan Co sues Addie Dunn et al for 1400 and foreclosure. The Marks & Stix Shoe Co sues Hermina Mund et al for 539.48. William Miller sues Louis Breitenbach for 1301. Parkcity Storrs sues Andrew Storrs for divorce. Helen Keating sues Peter Rocker for 5000 in damages. Lottie Smyth sues Andrew Smyth for divorce. Bella Lawlor sues Charles Lawlor for divorce. William Guthrie Sr sues G C Stone in error. Josephine Webb sues Fred Hillengass for 950. Hartman Bailey lien and execution for 98.06 against Charles Weber. Josephine Hood sues Joseph Hood for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Irma Mieth
Leo Leidenheimer
Southern Ohio Loan Company
Addie H. Dunn
Parkcity Storrs
Andrew Storrs
Helen Keating
Peter Rocker
Lottie Smyth
Andrew R. Smyth
Bella Lawlor
Charles Lawlor
William Guthrie, Sr
G. C. Stone
Josephine Webb
Fred Hillengass
Hartman & Bailey
Charles T. Weber
Josephine Hood
Joseph Hood
Boys Manage City for a Day in Cincinnati Program
Officials from city, county and federal levels swapped offices with sixty seven public and parochial schoolboys to give them a glimpse of government functions. The event, part of Boys Week and organized by the Civic and Vocational League, featured students acting as mayor, postmaster and judges under veteran officeholders and clerks’ guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Civic and Vocational League
Walter R. Hyman
Leo F. Westheimer
John H. Dickerson
Thomas R. Gibson
Fairfax Avenue
Owen Baxter
Troy Avenue
Benson W. Hough
United States District Court
Blaine Collins
William McHugh
Charles
M. Dean
United States
Internal Revenue Collector
George Bley
Cortelyou Place
Don Dixon
Edward T. Dixon
Common Pleas Court
Edward M. Hurley
Dixon
Thomas H. Darby
Fred L. Hoffman
Charles W. Hoffman
John A. Caldwell
Dennis J. Ryan
Stanley C. Roettinger
Stanley Struble
William H. Lueders
Probate Court
Frank Lewis
William Hess
Civic League collects postwar youth questionnaire results
County Auditor Ford Bader County Treasurer and Richard B Witt County Sheriff were among officials involved as boys completed questionnaires detailing their experiences. Each participant filled out the form and turned it over to the Civic and Vocational League for records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Bader
Richard B. Witt
Civic and Vocational League
Health Board Moves Toward Closer Cooperation
Board members vote to have all department personnel meet semi monthly or monthly to discuss issues and revise the system. The board approves sending weekly department reports to all members and backs higher sheriff support for impounding stray dogs to curb rabies. District physicians receive salary raises effective November 1. The maximum rises from 2500 to 2700 with others also increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
William Wherry
Clyde Johnson
Baby crib clamps and sheepskin bedside slips prices
Grip tight clamps secure a banded elastic to a crib bedpost for baby protection. Prices range from 75 cents to 1 dollar 75 cents. Sheepskin bedside slips with wool lining cost from 1 dollar 75 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Coats
Rodier
Mr. Hynicka
Hamilton County
George H. Warrington
R. K. LeBlond
G. F. Anderson Bolton Armstrong
Gilbert Bettman
John J. Burchenal
Tyler Field
Charles L. Harrison
Charles A. Hinsch
John Omwake
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Charles J. Livingood
F. E. Mackentepe
A. Clifford Shinkle
Frank H. Nelson James P. Orr
M. Pogue Julian Raith Murray Seasongood Cp. Patt ii
Republican Citizens Campaign Committee
Hynicka Commission
Edward T. Dixon Tylor Field Cecil H. Gamble Mary L. Hicks
William J. Higgins
Julius Luchsinger
Stanley Matthews
Charles O. Rose
Murray
City Charter Campaign Committee
Henry Bentley
McKibben Venire
Max Woertz
Hon
W. Sixth St
Cincinnati, O
Common Pleas Courts
Superior Court
Robert S. Marx
Supertron Manufacturing Company
Cincifinati Gas An Electric Supply Company
Daly
Lumbia Theater
Ideal Theater
East Third Street
Stowe School
West Seventh Street
Douglas School
Alms
Chapel Streets
Avondale
Reading Road
Rockdale Avenue
West End
Robert Schmidt
State Avenue
Schmidt
John Hill
William R. Maxwell
Louis J. Feld
Edward C. Foss
Walter C. Linahan
William Rump
Joseph Riestenberg
Harold J. McDonald
Fred. Hoewischer
Harry O. Brunton
A. H. Shoenberger
George Feltes
George A. Schulze
William Messerschmidt
Rees E. McDuffie
William E. Scallan
Harry W. Hillenbrand
Ernest J. Hempel
Theodore Luth
Louis Tunick
James Haney
United States Courts
Hyde Park Church
Real Thrift
Liberal
OUR
Schaefer
Rutherford H. Cox
R. H. Cox
H. Q. Cleneay
Sec
E. Fourth St
Pogue
Overcats
Seperrie Latrance of
Commercial Tribune
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