Bus Lines Ordered to File Data for Licenses
Operators of bus lines must file applications within five days with Street Railway Director W Jerome Kuertz to continue service before licenses are granted. The general ordinance authorizes two bus inspectors. names not announced. Universal transfers at single fare are provided for by a supplemental ordinance for Cincinnati Street Railway Company pending referendum.
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W. Jerome Kuertz
Kuertz
Carrel
Seda
Oltruuul
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Mr. Kuertz
Cincinnati
LeBlond Hears Rum Raid Case In Milford Court
Judge LeBlond of Common Pleas hears a liquor case arising from a Hyde Park Country Club raid by Milford deputies. Roy Leonard, club steward, was fined 500 dollars. affidavit alleges Mayor Hill pressed guilt to shoulder blame. Hill denies the quoted statements as misinterpretations of court records.
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LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Hyde Park Country Club
Miifora
Roy Leonard
Milford
Hill
Leonard
G. K. Crocker
Crocker-Cadillac Automobile Company
Burton
K. Robinson
Mayor Hill
Robinson
Crocker
Eight Pay $1,400 Liquor Fines in Municipal Court
Eight persons charged with liquor law violations were fined by Judge Eyrich in Municipal Court. Fines ranged from 100 to 500 dollars plus costs. defendants include Murphy Powell Samuel Cook Lone House Charles Devine Stella Mueller Edward Summers James Oden and Marg Jry, all listed with addresses.
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Eyrich
Murphy Powell
Smith Street
Samuel Cook
West Fifth Street
Lone
Liberty Street
Central Avenue
Charles Devine
Shills
Stella Mueller
East Sixth Street
Edward Summers
West Sixth Stret
James Oden
Marg Jry
George Street
Wife Sues For Divorce Over Husband Hiding Five Children
Mrs Lena Bussell of 1127 Race street testifies in Cincinnati Domestic Relations Court that her husband Wilburn Bussell brought five of his children to their home three days after their wedding. She says she supported the family with washing and was deserted when ill. Judge Hoffman took the case under advisement as she had not resided in Cincinnati a year.
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Wilburn Bussell
Lena Bussell
Race Street
C. W. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Wanda Kelsch
Gordon Street
Stanley Kelsch
Will of Mrs. Fannie Marks Distributes Estate Among Charities
The estate estimated at 50000 dollars leaves 200 dollars to the Home for the Jewish Aged and Infirm the Jewish Hospital Hebrew Union College United Jewish Charities and the Jewish Orphan Asylum of Cleveland Ohio. Remainder divided equally among ten children and her grandson Clarence Marks. Executed September 29 1915.
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Fannie Marks
Emmanuel Marks
Jewish Hospital
Hebrew Union College
United Jewish Charities
Jewish Orphan Asylum of
Cleveland
Harry
Louis Marks
Cora Lyman
Gussie Block
Florence Shane
Hattie Moore
Stella Trager
Carrie Joseph
Leah Wolf
Clarence Marks
Executors Named for Marks Estate in Final Will
The will names Louis Marks and Harry Marks as sons and I Newton Trager and Simon Block as sons in law and executors. The document designates the four as the estate’s managing executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis and
Harry Marks
I. Newton Trager
Simon Block
Judge Denies New Trial For Cincinnati Brokers
Judge Dennis J. Ryan overruled motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment for George A. Sawyer Herbert S. Channer and Fred G. McLaughlin formerly of Cincinnati convicted of embezzlement. Sentencing set for morning with potential penalties of one to ten years. Sawyer attended court alone after learning his colleagues were absent.
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George A. Sawyer
Herbert S. Channer
Fred G. McLaughlin
Cincinnati
Dennis J. Ryan
George Sawyer
Ryan
List of new suits in Common Pleas Court No 197 474
Multiple cases listed including quiet title suit by John B Sokup against William C Straehley and network of divorces damages and foreclosures. Notable actions involve Emma F Coles Lucille Aichholtz and Pearl Byrd among others with various damages and tax or railroad company claims.
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Common Pleas Court
John B. Sokup
William C. Straehley
Minnie R. Longevin
Frank Longevin
Henrietta Rohr
Daniel M. Jiacci
Michael Odwell
Emma F. Coles
Joseph H. Coles
Everett Aichholtz
Lucille Aichholtz
Helen Sommer
Abraham Marcus
The
Williamson Heater Co
Clifford Harvuot
Same
Charles B. Niehaus
Albert Andwan
State of Ohio
Norbert Snow
Gustav Falk
Pearl Byrd
Allen Byrd
Oyler & Son
N. CG. Ee VT. R. Co
Southern R. R. Co
John Snavely
Newport men acquitted of assault to rob charge
Thomas Lunsford and Harold McLain of Newport were acquitted by Judge Struble's Criminal Court of assault to rob related to a January 6 1925 attempt to hold up Leo I Nelson's drug store at Seventh and Mound. Minnie Longevin sues Frank G Longevin for divorce citing bigamy and two children by a prior marriage.
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Thomas Lunsford
Harold McLain
Newport
Timber land sale and legal notices in multiple cases
Coleman Harris bought 278 acres of timber land in Green Cove Springs Florida for 3050 at a Referee Grove court sale. Other items include Cincinnati suit defendants denying responsibility for a 1925 automobile crash and an infractions case over a forfeit bond for Consulo Clark in a federal prohibition matter.
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Coleman Harris
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Referee Grove
Paul V. Connolly
Raymond L. Collings
Hamilton
Connolly
Greve
Clara Oliver
Oliver Street
Cincinnati
James Hyden
Daisy L. Mahaney
Covington
Hopkins and
Cutter Streets
Hyden
Consulo Clark
Hareth E May
United States
David Tavel
Clark
Edgar Thomas
Highland County
Albert Wuest
Internal Revenue Department
Thomas
Blanchester
Wuest
United States Revenue
Dean
Washington
Edward F. Gerber
William H. Funston, Jr
F. and R. Coal Company
Borderland Sales Company
Arthur E. Optner
Detroit
Leavenworth
Kan
United States District Art
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Optner
Madison Road
Iing
Thomas Gregory
Young
Hoffman
Bankruptcy figures for Superior Hy-Test and Edmund Hirsch case
Schedule filed by Otto C Methling says Superior Hy Test Motor Gas Company assets $82811.87 debts $47718.55 following bankruptcy action by States Oil Company and others. Referee C T Moe lists Edmund Hirsch lifetime liabilities at $28397.46 and assets $2522.79.
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Otto C. Methling
Superior Hy-Test Motor Gas Company
States Oil Company
Superior Hy-Test Company
C. T. Moe
Edmund Hirsch
Aentury
Middletown
Foes of Party Rally Spurs City Campaign Actions
Ada Bell voices denials at Knights of Columbus Hall Price Hill against claims the Republican organization splits from the Cr Cincinnati party. James A. Wilson and candidates Kellogg Daly advance campaign issues while George Kearns backs the slate. Final rallies feature Taft Longsworth Rebman and music fireworks in Evanston and Sands School events.
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Charles 8. Bell
Republican Organization
Knights of Columbus
Price Hill
Republican Party
Crintinnati
Mr. Bell
James A. Wilson
Robert Schmidt, Jr
Fred Schneller
George Kearns
Wilson
Edwin E. Kellogg
Martin Daly
Evanston School House
James J. Heekin
Heekin
Froome Morris
Steffens Grove
Morris
George Puchta
Lst
Robert A. Taft
Nicholas Longsworth
House of Representatives
Chicago
Sands School
Poplar
Freeman Streets
Conrad Rebman
Negro Doctor Fined for False Trial Certificate
Dr. Richard P. McClain 33 of 912 West Seventh street was fined 25 dollars and costs after signing a certificate stating negro defendant James Kendell was too ill to appear for trial. Kendell and Hamilton Minor were linked to narcotics found in a Smith street house, prompting the judge to call for scrutiny of such certificates.
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Richard P. McClain
West Seventh Street
Eyrich
McClain
James Kendell
Smith Street
Kendell
Hamilton Minor
West Eighth Street
Snodgrass Illness Delays Keith's Toledo Engagement
Harry M. Snodgrass, radio artist, fainted on stage at Keith's Theater Toledo and is hospitalized for at least a week. Ned Hastings seeks a substitute from Keith New York offices as plans consider advancing Olsen and Ivennson for a temporary fill and to resume Snodgrass in Toledo within weeks.
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Harry M. Snodgrass
B. F. Keith's
Keith’s
Toledo
Snodgrass
Ned Hastings
Keith
Keith New York
Rixey Addresses Students on Sportsmanship at Cincinnati
Eppa Rixey of the Cincinnati Reds told the university men at McMicken Hall that sportsmanship is a mark of character. He noted baseball lags other games in sportsmanship and urged teams to make their own breaks while obeying orders. He cited rising professional sportsmanship due to more college men joining the game.
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Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
McMicken Hall
University of Cinccinnati
Chambers
John Pease
Rixey
Candling Eggs Alert Tamps Ohio Stores
Ohio Agriculture inspectors Edward James and Charles Stripes pressed a probe in Cincinnati into grocers selling storage eggs as fresh. They took samples from several shops and arrested three keepers George Frankenberger Sidney Bortz and William Multner with trials set to continue next Saturday.
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Edward James
Charles Stripes
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
George Frankenberger
Central Avenue
Sidney Bortz
Mrs C F Hilker dies after long illness at 66
Mrs Susan Vanderveer Hilker wife of Beacon Equipment Company president and Hamilton resident died after a period of illness at Mercy Hospital. She was 66. Survivor include three children Kenneth and Vanderveer Hilker and Mrs H R Rost. Funeral from 325 South D Street Monday at 2 pm with Rev George Cleaveland officiating. Greenwood Cemetery burial.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Susan Vanderveer Hilker
Charles F. Hilker
Beacon Equipment Company
Mercy Hospital
Sacred Heart Convent
Cincinnati
Hilker
Kenneth
Vanderveer Hilker
H. R. Rost
South
D Street
George Cleaveland
Trinity Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Pritz Fight for Belvedere Apartments Reaches Ohio Supreme Court
Mrs. Amelia H. Pritz continues her legal battle to stop the Belvedere Apartments at Reading road and Rose Hill avenue. The Ohio Supreme Court again considers the case after previous losses in a taxpayer injunction and an affidavit of prejudice against the Court of Appeals.
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Belvedere
Amelia H. Pritz
Reading Road
Rose Hill Avenue
Ohio Supreme Court
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Hamilton Pike
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Julius Luchsinger
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Charles O. Rose Murray
Edward T. Dixon
Fylor Field
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Atlanta
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Suwanee River
City Ticket Office
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Cincinnati Motor Bus Co
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Cincinnati-Dayton-Ft. Thomas
Cincinnati-Clifton-Newwport
Queen City
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Capital Stock If Corporation
Common Pleas
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Lillian
Hilda Diefenbach
Finday Street
Fred Diefenbach
Bank Street
George Tauber
Republic Street
Mary Tauber
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marks
Bell Adaalso
Liberal Savings *& Loan CO
Main ST. Eighth and John
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C. F. Hilker
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R. H. Cox
H. Q. Clemeny
Elm Sts
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Baldwin
Maria Carreras
Baldwin Piano CO
West Fourth Street
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