Hide Article Text (OCR)
torney.In suit fcr divorce from Prank M. Taylor, employed Sji theaters rooming; at Hoemer’a Hotel on Twelfth street, Bertha H, Taylor pays he has a violent temper and frequently abused and threatened her and that In December last he looked her in a room and drawing; a knife threatened to kill her. She is atso asking restoration to her maiden name—Hauflpr. Louis P. Pink la her attorney. As Mrs. Taylor is afraid her husband will harm her, Judge Hoffman issued an order enjoining him from molesting her.Grace F. Howard is wing for divorce from C. Elmore Howard, to whom she was married in February, 1002. She complains that for the past two years he has not supported her, but compelled her to work for his support, so in October last she tired of this and left him, going to the home of her father, William Dempster-, on West McMicken avenue. Samuel Stem is her attorney. Howard is living at Groesbeck and Argus roads, College Hill.UNITED STATES COURT.Worker Is Bankrupt.Theodore N. Harrison of Middletown, night foreman in one of the paper mills, filed his petition for bankruptcy yesterday, listing debts he owes to,, the amount of $1,563. Most of them are due on judgments which have been given against him in the Butler County Court of Common Pleas. ■»*Frank Braun qualified as trustee of the bankrupt estate o£ the J. D. Stefano Company.Two Claim SuitsSuit was brought against James Matthews of Sabina, O., by the Big Four Railroad on a freight bill for carrying 36,000 pounds of potatoes from Minnesota, to Sabina. The road alleges that by mistake of a clerk ihlt;* freight bill was marked prepaid and Matthew's is refusing to pay It on that account.The Stone (Webster Engineering Company of Boston, recently engaged in reconstructing part of the Pogue Company building St Fourth and Raeo streets, entered proceedings for the recovery of.' $6,000, claimed as a balance due on its contract sum of $22,750. DInsmore «fc Schol are counsel in the caee.Doings in CourtJohn Fortner’s suit for $5,000 damages for personal injuries against Orvell and Russell Scott was dismissed yesterday on the plain-, tiff’s motion.Thirty days more Is allowed to Mary Louise Denver Lindley to reply to the answer of her 1 brother, Matthew R. Denver, to the suit she has brought alleging injuries and wrongs tQ herself in the distribution of the Denver estate, of which she one of the heirs. Thirty days is also allowed for answer in the suit of the T. TJ. Palmer Company against th® Edwards Manufacturing Company.Attorneys Oliver G. Bailey and Judge Robertson yesterday argued the case of the B. V. Sturdevant Con pany against the Champion Fiber Ccmp3ny in the Circuit Court of Appeals. %NEW SUITS FILED.COMMON PLEAS COURT,No. 161,325 Earl Wilson vs. Josephine Wil-spn; for divorce. Carl T-ehmann.No. 161.226. The Cabinet L. lt;B. Co. vs. Charles Dudley et ah; for $250.1.0 and foreclosure of mortgage. Tischbein Tischbein.No. 161.327. The Permanent L. B. A. vs. George Wolpert; for I’ftl95.il0 and foreclosure of mortgage. H. t. Krauth.No. 161,328. I^on Rian vs. Stella R. Gerke et al; for partition of estate. Juhn W. Weinig.No. 161.329. Edward Frank vs. Charles Pie-per et ah; lien and execution for $-106.07. . C. P. Johnson.No. 161,320. Bertha Haufeld Taylor vs. Frank M. Taylor; for divoVce. Louis P. Pink.No. 161,331. Grace F. Howard vs. C. Elmor® Howard; for divorce. Samuel Stern.
Newspaper Details
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Fri, Feb 11, 1916
Page 7
Full Page
Clipped by
Cincinnati A.
OH, USA 25 Apr 2025
Other Publications Near Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Kentucky Times Star
Cincinnati Christian Age
Cincinnati Israelite
Cincinnati North Journal
Weekly Cincinnati Times
