Brewers License Transfers Lead to Court Case
In a Common Pleas hearing Zigmund Fischer alleges he arranged to buy Henry Doekels liquor license for 2500 dollars with a 50 dollar bind, while Doekel later sought transfer to Jerman Jansen. Testimony cites a brewing industry understanding on license transfers and the matter was postponed. Also listed were several license transfer actions and a Sunday closing law enforcement appeal by Rev. Robert Watson urging communal compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zigmund Fischer
Henry Doekel
Seremeest
bin’ Liquor
Ncense
Common Pleas
Yeetrday
Through & Brewery
Fischer
Doekel
J.a’bert
Benjamin Benz
West Seventh
West Sixth
Wt. Bachmann
Vine Street
Reading Road
Edward Schriever
Church
Main
Edward 8. Vincent
Dgion
East Court
Paul Heid
Spring Grove ‘Avenue
Pa “Bain
Egstein, Avenue
Corn O. Bossenberger
Andrew Meyers
Clark “and Linn
Sophia’ Schmidt
Dias
Gést Street
Morris Rattenders
Freeman Avenue
Jacob’ “Pitther
Robert Watson
Law, and Order
Inter- Church Federation
Wife accuses husband of razor injury in divorce suit
James H. Anderson of 7408 Race Street alleges his wife Mrs Henderson cut his arm with a razor during a dispute over her late night absences. He says she often left home until two or three in the morning. An order restraining her from drawing savings and selling goods was granted by Judge Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Anderson
Race Street
Henderson Stee
Warner
Suit Raises Question on Railroad Employee Damages
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals heard an appeal from a Pennsylvania railroad case over whether a railroad employee who jumps to avoid a collision can claim life injury damages. The district court in Cleveland, Ohio, recently ruled, and Bert C. Sheel Fooley of Troy, Ohio, was arrested yesterday amid claims he attempted to pawn a stolen ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pennysylvania
United States District Court
Cleveland
Ohio
Bert C. Shee
Raymond Fooley
Troy
Yes
Fooley
Postmaster Monfort Issues Xmas Mailing Rules
Postmaster Monfort urges correct addressing and sturdy packing to ensure timely Christmas mail. He advises wrapping fragile items in strong materials, using outer boxes for candy, rolling unflat drawings in tubes, and labeling fragile parcels to protect others in the mail system.
Damages Sought From J R Stevens Co By Former Employer
Edward Con ley sues J R Stevens Co building contractors for 5000 dollars claiming injuries earned while at work on a J Norwood scaffold. He says a defective scaffold caused a scar on his forehead and a permanently injured leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Stevens & Co
Edward Conley
J. Norwood
Conroy
Will
Harvie Funeral Held for Ellen Burdsall Harvie
The funeral of Ellen Burdsall Harvie former head of the children's department at Madisonville Public Library was held at Holy Trinity Church. Floral tributes included one presented by Madisonville children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen’ Burdsall- Harvie
Madisonville
Patient who fled hospital may die in Ohio
J C McKenzie a farmer of Seaman Ohio remained in critical condition after leaving Bethesda Hospital scantily clothed via a fire escape early yesterday morning. He walked to Norwood and was found exhausted by a policeman. a horse noticed his absence and alerted police before he was returned to the hospital. He may not recover. Mrs Matilda Rice 66 died at 2267 Bogen Street of heart disease Coronet Foertmeyer reported the death yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. McKenzie
Seaman
Ohio
Bethesda Hospital
McKenzie
Norwood
Matilda Rice
Bogen Street
Coronet Foertmeyer
Mona Lisa Theft Returns to Paris After Found in Italy
The Mona Lisa, stolen from the Louvre in 1911, was found when an Italian ex Paris official offered it for sale in Provence. The thief claimed revenge for Italian Napoleonic thefts and will be extradited to stand trial in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Tesident
Paris
Ence
Italy
Napoleon
Florence
Lisa Dei Giocondo
de Vinci
France
Francis
Will Hea r Love Suit in Appeals Court Breach Case
The District Court of Appeals adjourned yesterday to January 6 to hear a breach of promise suit filed by Georgiana Young of Pittsburgh against James W. Corrigan a Cleveland ore dealer. It would be the first such case taken to the U S District Court of Appeals in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District, Court of Appeals
Georgiana Young
Pittsburg
James W. Corrigan
Cleveland
Ohio
United States District Court of Appeals
Letters to Santa Claus Show Why Donations Are Needed
A Santa Claus Committee seeks donations to fund 12,000 Christmas baskets for needy children. Citizens are urged to contribute any amount to help provide food, coal, and gifts, with letters from here illustrating families in hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
Business Men's Club
Santa Claus Committee
Union Central Building
M Pape
Santa
Ft Mitchell to gain water and gas service soon
Indications show Ft Mitchell and nearby areas will soon receive water and gas. A majority stake in the new company has been in committee with Hugh Colville A G Simrall and Joseph Luhn to confer with Covington city commissioners and report at next Thursday night's Schepper's hall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Mitchell
Hugh Colville
A. G. Simrall
Joseph Luhn
Board of Covington City Commissioners
Schepper’s
Husband Missing From Newport Home
Newport police seek Edward Fitzer of Ninth and Central Avenue who vanished from his residence on December 5 after preparing to depart. He paid several bills and arranged goods to be sent to his store the same day, according to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Edward Fitzer
Ninth and Central Avenue
Fitzer
Covington Marriage Licenses Issued Overnight
Marriage licenses were issued in Covington yesterday to Charles Creviston and Easter Bush both of Dayton Ohio. William Ballman and Lizzie Cooper both of Newport. Robert Molloy and Mollie Mallarky both of Cincinnati. W J Overend of Cincinnati and Anna Back of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Charles 8
Creviston
Easter Bush
Dayton
Ohio
William Ballman
Newport
Lizzie Cooper
Robert Molloy
Mollie Malarky
Cincinnati
W. J. Overend
Anna Back
Florence Herman Sues Railway for 15000 Damages
Florence Herman filed a lawsuit against the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company seeking 15000 dollars for injuries after a car struck her bicycle. Fred Guy Strickland, a Socialist party lecturer, will speak tonight at 8 o'clock at Carnegie Hall Fourts and Monmouth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Herman
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Fred Guy Strickland
Socialist Party
Carnegie Hall
Fourts
Monmouth Streets
Knights Hold Election at St Joseph Commandery Covington
Knights of St John Covington elect officers for 196 from St Joseph Commandery last night. Frank Schroeder named president Lawrence Bruder first vice president Joe Stallmeyer second vice president Clempo ag correspond ing secretary Herman Meese financial secretary doe Koch treasurer Rev Bruder and Louis Ludwig named candidates for undisclosed roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Commandery
Knights of St John
Covington
Frank Schroeder
Lawrence Bruder
Joe Stallmeyer
Clempo Ag
Herman Meese
Doe Koch
Rev. Bruder
Louis Ludwig
Post-mortem ordered in Covington woman death
Coroner Riffe orders a post-mortem for Mrs. Mary Long 46 who died at St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington after sudden illness. Relatives cannot be located though papers show she recently lived in Maysville Ky where bankbooks reveal $2000 in deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Long
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Riffe
Maysville
Community Leaders Elected in Newport Church Society
The Men's Society of Corpus Christi Church elected A. Mucherowski as president, A Metzner as first secretary, Herman Weisling as treasurer, and Herman Meyer as banner carrier with George C. Remme as assistant along with Gernard Grote and William Bablehaus. Eureka Lodge Knights of Pythias to confer page rank on several candidates at hall Fourth and York streets this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Men's Society of Corpus Christi Church
A. Mucherowski
A. Metzner
Herman Weisling
Herman Meyer
Banner Carrier
George C. Remme
Gernard Grote
William Bablehaus
Eureka Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Fourth
York Streeta
Newport
Contractor Files Claim for 408 in Belle Vue Hall Work
Benjamin Bowman, a Newport contractor, filed a claim in Campbell Court against the Associated Fraternal Societies of Belle Vue seeking 408 for work and materials on a Belle Vue hall construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Benjamin Bowman
Newport
Campbell Court
Associated Fraternal Societies
Bellevue
Wife charges cruelty in Campbell Circuit Court case
Fan nie Maschinot sues Magistrate A. J. Maschinot of Ft. Thomas alleging cruelty. Petition filed yesterday in Campbell Circuit Court states they were married in February 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Maschinot
A. J. Maschinot
Ft. Thomas
Campbell Circuit Court
Man Held in Dayton Kentucky Insurance Scams Case
A man claiming to be C. Ez. Crane is held by Dayton Kentucky police on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses after reports that bogus insurance collectors canvassed the city. Chief Ortlieb made the arrest based on information from Mr. Hahn who lives near the police station. Covington officials report complaints of unauthorized insurance collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ez. Crane
Dayton
Elemine
Ortlieb
Hahn
Covington
Women Protest Saloon License Cancelled in Covington
Women residents testified the Lewis burg saloon at Lewis and Montague streets was dis orderly leading Judge Cleary to cancel the license. The license had been issued to James Pickett and transferred to James Cody, a former detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Montague Streets
Lewisburg
Judge Cleary
Covington
James Pickett
James Cody
Overlooked Dollar Leads to Break-In Report
Memaber & Co. at 904 Madison Avenue Covington reported a storeroom burglary with $45 stolen from a cash register. Police noted thieves passed a counterfeit silver dollar at the firm, which was overlooked during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memaber & Co
Madison Avenue
Covington
Newport Transfers Report of Property Transfers
John B Bads transfers to C P De Moss property on Isabelle street Newport. Country Club Realty Company to Mrs Ella James property in the Highlands. Morris Sunshien to Eila Goldberg property on Sixth Street Newport. Ella James to Country Club Realty Company property in Country Club subdivision. All sums listed as 1 or $1,826 as stated.
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John B. Bads
C. P. de Moss
Isabelle Street
Newport
Country Club Realty Company
Ella James
The
Highlands
Morris Sunshien
Eila Goldberg
Sixth Street
Country Club Subdivision
Officers Named for Holy Cross Auxiliary No. 91
Knights of St. John Holy Cross Auxiliary No. 91 elected new leaders with Rev. William Blees as spiritual adviser and Dr. J. A. Averdick as medical examiner. The slate included Miss Cena Dedden as past president and Miss Tillie Tensing as president, along with several vice presidents secretaries treasurer and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
Knights of St. John
William Blees
J. A. Averdick
Cena Dedden
Tillie Tensing
B. Grueter
Elizabeth Theil
Mary Jansen
Catherine Mulcahy
Catherine Reidy
Mary Schreiver
Sentinel
Lydia Kerricin
Guard
Louisa Schweinefuss
Mary Wendt
Mary Budke
Elizabeth Kroeger
Anna Rebkamp
Kate Kingsley
Covington Mayor Delays New Year Bans On Festivities
Mayor Phillipps remains non committal on a proposed lid for New Year events in Covington. He says the issue will not be considered until after Christmas, noting previous years allowed saloons and resorts to stay open past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipps
Covington
County files 118 back tax suits in Kenton Circuit Court
County Attorney Frank Hanlon filed 118 suits in Kenton Circuit Court against property owners for back taxes owed to the county and state. Amounts named range from 10 to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hanlon
Kenton
Lawyers Will Hear Kerr At Bar Association Meeting
The Kenton Bar Association holds its annual meeting tonight at 6 at the Covington Ind trial Club. Judge Charles Kerr of Lexington will give the principal address. After the banquet the annual election will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Bar Association
Covington
Ind
Charles Kerr
Lexington
Newport coroner probes infant death on houseboat
Coroner Digby of Newport investigates the death of a infant found on a houseboat at Beech Street's foot in Newport. The mother identifies herself as Ella Keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Newport
Beech Street
Ella Keys
City Sues Postal Telegraph Company Over Back Tax
City Solicitor Wolff filed suit against the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company for 600 dollars in delinquent business taxes. Newport city also won a 600 dollar verdict against the same firm for taxes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolff
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Newport
Board May Enforce Vaccination Rule But Not Prosecute Parents
The Board of Education may refuse to admit unvaccinated children but cannot prosecute parents. Prosecution of parents must be done by the health department. Solicitor Bettman issued the opinion in light of new civil service laws regarding truant officers and department clerks. The statement was made yesterday by City Treasurer Bettman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bettman
Health Department
Debilitators Host Annual Banquet At Wiedemann’s
The Debilitators, a club of former sports stars, hold their annual banquet at Wiedemann's tonight. Key figures include Tony Mille and Amos Ho grebe, honoring those who gained fame in football and other sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann's
Wak
Ducenee
Tony Mille
Amos Hogrebe
University of Cincinnati forms Public Speaking Club
The Public Speaking Club of the University of Cincinnati was organized yesterday. H. B. Cantor was elected president. Other officers elected were D. H. Grodsky as vice president and Nels J. Cohen as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
H. B. Cantor
D. H. Grodsky
Nels J. Cohen
Thefts At 27 Churches Tied To Drunken Robber Frank Selser
Frank Selser 30, a traveling salesman from 1816 Pulte Street, confessed to robbing 27 church poor boxes and admitted thefts occurred while he was drunk. He said the Holy Name Church fire was linked to his drinking. Selser, arrested in Dayton, Ohio, will be arraigned in Municipal Court and face multiple church thefts list including Holy Cross and Sacred Heart.
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Frank Selser
Pulte Street
Selser
Chief Crim
Holy Name
Dayton
Ohio
Bell
Seiser
A. Blank
Frank
Charles Brown
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Mona USA
Leonardo da Vinci
Kentucky
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Cone
Knights
Newport Briefs
Kerr
Provident
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Pest
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Herman Avenue
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Ears
Cee
Epee
Mound
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St. Leo
Caste
St Michael
George
Baiboua
Jefferson Avenue
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Bernard's
Carthage
Gabriel's
Glendale
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City Hospital
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