Ungodly Hurt Church by Presence Sermon Posits Devotion
Rev. Peter Robertson of Mohawk Presbyterian Church argued from Acts 2 47 that true church growth comes from those saved and born again joining in service to God. He warned against self denial of God and neighbor and described the devil as having a large church roll while Christ adds faithful believers whose names are in the Lambs Book of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Robertson
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Sid
Sons of God
Jesus
Christ
Spiegel Contemplates 40 City Appointments Limit
The incoming administration weighs the civil service limits as Solicitor Bettman explains that Mayor-elect Spiegel will have fewer than 40 appointive posts to fill. The list includes directors of public service and safety, health and park boards, university officials, and clerical roles for multiple city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettman
Spiegel
Public Service
Board of Health
Board of Park Commissioners
University
Civil Service Commissioners
City ‘Council
Public Service and Safety
Won't Block Court Says Secretary Trounstine
Secretary Oscar Trounstine of the Ohio Huricine Society said last night no definite steps were taken to block the proposed plan of social agents to establish a court domestic relations. He noted it had not been decided that such action would be taken and that if the plan interferes with society work they would oppose it, though they are not yet certain their work would be hindered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar. Trounstine
Ohio Huricine Society
Trounstine
Kroger
Funeral for Captain Joseph H. Cotton Tomorrow
Newport December 14 The funeral of Captain Joseph H. Cotton aged 76 will be held tomorrow. Cotton built Newport's first trolley line in the United States and during the Civil War organized and commanded a New York engineers company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Joseph H. Cotton
Cotton
United States
New York Company of Engineers
Kentucky press meeting programs released
Lexington Ky December 14 The midwinter meeting of the Kentucky Press Association will take place December 29 and 30 with speakers including Cc S Clark of Cincinnati Harry Giovannoli of Lexington and Henry S Barker President of Kentucky State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Press Association
Cc. S. Clark
Cincinnati
Harry Giovannoli
Henry S. Barker
Kentucky State University
Kroger Built a Grocery Empire From Humble Start
In McClure's January issue Edward Mott Woolley profiles Cincinnati merchant B. H. Kroger, founder of Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. and Provident Savings Bank. The piece chronicles his rise from a teen store manager earning 12 a week to a 200-store empire, his bold price tactics, aggressive advertising, and hands-on approach to product quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Edward Mott Woolley
B. H. Kroger
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cincinnati
Theodore. Havemeyer
Kroger
Russia
Havemeyer
New York
Metropolis
Ohio
Kentucky
St. Louis
Municipal dance allows modified tango despite bans
The city will permit tango at the December 28 Christmas dance if performed in a non objectionable form. Four couples were asked to stop the tango seen in Chicago. at the Saturday night event 800 people attended and nearly all danced the modified tango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waite Silent On Plans For Ruling Dayton City Manager
H M Waite city engineer of Cincinnati and new Dayton city manager designate declined to discuss selections or reveal plans. He was surprised friends by appointment news and is MIT graduate who joined the Big Four system after leaving school. Waite has held railroad posts and was vice president and chief engineer of Clinchfield Coal Co at Dante West Virginia. He is brother to M R Waite and grandson of former US Supreme Court Chief Justice Waite. James Barlow Cincinnati assistant city engineer is expected to accompany him to Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Waite
Cincinnati
Dayton
Waite
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnnati
Clinchfield
Coal Company
Dante
W.va
M. R. Waite
United States Supreme Court
James ¥. ‘Barlow
Christmas Carols Planned at Fountain Square
Fountain Square hosts a first city wide Christmas Eve carol event with 1000 school children. The Cincinnati Woman's Club sponsors the plan and presents a Yuletide program. Gifts are being distributed at the main library for a December 20 children’s program by the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Square
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Schoolmaster’s Club to Discuss Education Reforms in January
The present administration’s reforms on Ohio education will be debated at the upcoming January meeting of the Schoolmaster’s Club. Teachers recently discussed the new child labor law, with opinions divided on its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Weather Lifts Spirits and Spurs Winter Trade
The cold spell boosts holiday cheer as people crowd streetcars and department stores. Snowy scenes crown Santa as winter goods fly off shelves and fur and shoe retailers report brisk business. Coal orders surge while the Ice Man rests through a prosperous season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Santa Claus
Ohio man and girl face Mann white slave act charges
Special to The American reports C B Pence and Eunice Neville 18 of Marion Ohio are under arrest in Louisville on charges under the Mann white slave act. Neville, who vanished November 14, reportedly admitted identity and work in a cabaret while Pence, from Columbus Grove, faces probable charges. Neville’s father, John Neville, aided by Cincinnati police, pursued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
C. B. Pence
Eunice Neville
Marion
Ohio
Jed
Pence
John Neville
Cincinnati
Eunicée Neville
Vence
Columbus Grove
Dane Julian Mathisen Held on Juvenile Delinquency Charge
Detectives Pflug and Luhn arrested Julian Mathisen a 35 year old Dane at the Star hotel on a charge of promoting juvenile delinquency. The accusation was filed by Clarke E. Smith of Newport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pflug
Luhn
Julian Mathisen
The
Star Hotel
Clarke E. Smith
Newport
Stahl Revenge Sparked McAleer Capitolizing From Boston Club
Special to The American reports Jake Stahl as the immediate cause of James McAleer stepping down as Boston club president. Stahl planned revenge by voting as a stockholder against McAleer to remove him from the $10 000 a year presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Althou
Jake Stahl
James McAleer
Jake
McAleer
Atlanta man held on robbery charge
Eugene Nelson of Atlanta is held on a charge of attempted robbery after an alleged purse snatching attempt on Mrs. Frederick Fuchs of 965 Hill Street. Police describe the suspect and say Nelson was arrested following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Nelson
Atlanta
Nelson
Frederick Fuchs
Hill Street
Death of Gustav Weyl At 312 Ludlow Avenue
Gustav Weyl 85 a retired merchant of 312 Ludlow avenue died Saturday while awaiting an ambulance. Acting Coroner Tibbies ruled the death as due to apoplexy confirming the cause after pronouncing yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Weyl
Ludlow Avenue
Weyl
Water main breaks threaten Covington water supply
A major water main on the Alexandria pike broke, risking a Covington famine like Cincinnati. The city will be inconvenienced for about 48 hours while Newport provides temporary relief via the Fourth street bridge pipe. Officials warn residents to conserve water as Covington works to repair the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Pike
Covington
Cincinnati
Newport
Fourth Street
Phillips
Kenton Bar backs Judge Cochran retention in Covington
The Kenton County Bar Association urged retaining Federal District Judge A M F Cochran. A plan to divide the district to appoint a second judge was discussed. The association met Saturday night naming O M Rodgers as president, M H McLean as vice president, Collins Lee as secretary, and O H Roetkin as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Bar Association
A. M. F. Cochran
Covington
Bar Association
Cochran
O. M. Rodgers
M. H. McLean
Collins Lee
O. H. Roetkin
Open Covington Newport Saloon Traffic Draws Crowds
Crowds of Cincinnatians flooded Covington and Newport seeking thirst remedies as sunny weather spurred visitors from Ohio. Saloons reported brisk business while police records showed few arrests, indicating orderly streets despite large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Newport
Theft reports disturb Covington including Lyric theater attempt
Covington police logged several thefts yesterday. Patrolman Lynch blocked an attempted break at the Lyric theater on Madison Avenue and the suspect fled through a rear door. Crigier & Crigier warehouse on Scott Street was burgled with whisky stolen. Propertied losses included two dozen eggs and a lap robe from Joseph Pieper’s car. A stranger deceived Emma Jackson at 198 East Eleventh Street to steal $5 for heat. A Bush Street resident reported a $65 theft by a similar con artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lyric Theater
Madison Avenue
Crigier & Crigier
Scott Street
Joseph Pieper
Emma Jackson
East Eleventh Street
Shannon
Bush Street
Deaths in Covington Last Week
Deaths in Covington last week include William M. Sorrell Julie Southgate William Thompson Benjamin Dunkle Charles L. Secrest John B. Kroger Marie Knechelmann and Samuel Kienar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
William M. Sorrell
Julie Southgate
William Thompson
Benjamin Dunkle
Charles L. Secrest
John B. Kroger
Marie Knechelmann
Samuel Kienar
Rev W F Taylor Speaks On Social Christianity at Y M C A
Rev W F Taylor will address Covington’s Men's Bible Class at the Railway Y M C A tonight at 6 o clock on Social Christianity International Rivalry. Railroad men are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Taylor
Railway Y. M. C. A
Seventeenth Street
Madison Avenue
Covington
Kenton County Grand Jury Expected Today
A final report from the seven week Kenton County special grand jury in Seaview is anticipated. Gambling indictments are expected to be among the findings amid widespread speculation about the contents. The current grand jury has set a Northern Kentucky record for length of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Seaview
Kentucky
Covington Briefs On Deaths And Christmas Aid
Relatives of Mollie Long ordered her body shipped to Maysville after her death at St Elizabeth hospital. Coroner Riffe to hold an inquest today into the death of Joseph Herzog 28 an ironworker who fell at Baverton Brewing Company plant Saturday. Citizens of Covington to assist in sending Christmas baskets to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Long
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Harry Donnelly
Maysville
Riffe
Josehp Herzog
Baverton Brewing Company
Will Approve Transfer of Depot Right
The Union Depot and Terminal Company will ratify at today's board meeting a proposal to turn over the depot portion of its franchise to a business men committee appointed by President Edwards of the Business Men's Club. Archibald S. White arrives from New York to attend meetings and possible conferences. The railroads have not responded pending Interstate Commerce Commission decisions on freight rate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Breekman
Union Depot and Terminal Company
Edwards
Business Men's Club
Union Depot Company
Archibald
White
New York
Bleekman
Cincinnati
Committee of Citizens
Ways and Means Committee of Council
Depot Company
Chamber of Commerce Depot Committee
Federated Improvement Associations
Interstate Commerce Commission
French President Poincare May Visit the United States
A Paris dispatch reports talks of an exchange visit between President Poincare of France and President Wilson of the United States. The suggestion aims to show link between the two republics and received favorable comment. Wilson has extended a cordial invitation to Poincare and Madame Poincare, though no immediate visit is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Poincare
Wilson
United States
Jean Jusserand
Myron T. Herrick
Madame Poincare
Plans More Murders Declared by Mexican Bandit in Utah Mine
Ralph Lopez, a Mexican desperado hiding in a Bingham Canyon mine, told Sam Rogers a mine boss he would kill a few more men before dying. Lopez has already committed six murders and warned of further violence while seeking refuge in the tunnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Utah
Ralph Lopez
Plan better schools speakers discuss rural Ohio efficiency
City Club members heard Edith Campbell Emily W McVea J M Withrow and Frederick A King from the Columbus school survey discuss methods to boost efficiency in Ohio schools especially rural districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
City Club
Edith Campbell
Emily W. McVea
J. M. Withrow
Frederick A King
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
By C. A. Voight
TinGcoes
Lucy
Kmas
Evern
Jhene’s
Magazine
Cincinnati Man
Imperial Tea Company
West Sixth Street
Barney Branagan
East Pearl Street
Ohio River
Branagan
Pearl Street
Front Street
Plang
Stahl
Jimmy M’aleer
ADS
Covington Briefs
U. S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!