Court upholds liquor license transfer in plea ruling
Judge Cosgrave rules a liquor license may be sold and transferred but not seized as personal property. He grants an injunction preventing Doekel from transferring to anyone else while the county licensing board considers Fischer’s claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juidet Cosgrave
Doekel
Fischer
Mautheuser
Court
County Licensing Board
Herman Jansen
Cosgrave
Comfpissioitirs
August Ganugel
Harrison Avenue
John Schliaperie
John Ansdell
Elm Street
Fred A Scholle
Sixth
Edward Schreiber
Church
Main
Reading
Wm. Bachman
Vine
Read
Ing. Read
Edward
Vincent
John Street
East Court Street
Scholan
Hyde Park
Ato
Youths Arrested With Equipment Aimed at Wireless Station
H C Bentley and Martin Lake both of Marquette Michigan were arrested in Elmwood on suspicion of possessing a large quantity of electrical gear. Police say they planned to establish a wireless telegraph station at the Great Lakes and that goods were bought from Citizens Garage and Queen City Electrical Supply Co. The pair, said to have ties to government wireless service and sailing, are held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Bentley
Martin Lake
Marquette
Mich
Elmwood
R.S. McLean
Marshal Neller
Citizens’ Garage
Queen City Electrical Supply Company
Great Lakes
Bentley
Lake
Mrea
Arrestees Granted Continuing Hearings in Liquor Law Case
The Eckler and Owens Strawder defendants were continued yesterday in Municipal Court on liquor license law violations. Officers Myler Poppe and Patrolmen Tyerch Dowlin led the arrests, made Sunday, with January 10 set for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eckler
Myler and
Poppe
Albert Owens
William Strawder
Tyerch
Dowlin
Wireless saves a life on a passenger train
On a Lakawanna line passenger train a passenger fell ill and wireless communication helped summon an ambulance. The ambulance met the train at the depot in New York and the passenger was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Suspect arrested in Salvation Army arson case
A warrant charging Fred Meyers with arson followed an inquest into the Salvation Army Industrial Home fire that killed five men. Meyers, jailed since the blaze, faces a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court as detectives present a strong circumstantial case and witnesses prepare to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
J. T. Sprake
Army
Fred Meyers
Foertmeyer
McGinn
Sweeney
Meyers
Fricketh
Bell and Hayes
New York State
Pennsylvania
Rapp
Bunker
Army Reap
Elmwood selects officials as incoming council meets
Incoming Elmwood officials meet with Mayor-elect Clausing and settle on Charlies Bell as city solicitor William Bruggemen as service director and F Weiding as fire chief The session ends any split with the new council Five of six new council members are Republicans and Clausing a Democrat The caucus is described as harmonious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Clausing
Charlies &. Bell
William Bruggemen
F. Weiding
Water Craft Exhibit Planned in Cincinnati
Albert Bettlinger via the Chamber of Commerce plans a Cincinnati exhibit from the national museum showing every model of water craft known to the civilized world. It is unclear if museum officials will permit bringing the exhibit to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bettinger
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
National Museum
Illness Delays Grand Jury Meeting
The grand jury did not meet yesterday due to illness of member William Schuler of 3355 Mississippi Avenue who suffers from inflammatory rheumatism. If he cannot attend today Judge Cush ing will appoint a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schuler
Mississippi Avenue
Schuler
Cushing
Mediation Topic Highlighted at Lunch Address
SPEAKS ON "MEDIATION" will speak today at the MC A luncheon from 12 30 to 12 66 on the subject of Mediation. It is listed as part of a series of addresses on the labor question.
Wilson grandchildren challenge Amelia Wilson will in Kenton Court
In Kenton County Court yesterday Charles and Robert Wilson, grandchildren, sued to break the will of Amelia D. Wilson. Judge Cleary said a decision would be rendered Friday. The estate valued at 9000 dollars was left to three other grandchildren. An affidavit sought to force production of a purported last will of Mary B. Long. The court was asked to compel holders to present the document in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Amelia D. Wilson
Charles
Robert
Wilson
Church Organist Quits for Chicago Post
Frank Brogers resigns as organist of St. Mary's Cathedral Covington to take a Chicago church post beginning January 1. He will be succeeded by William Schields at St. Mary's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brogers
St. Mary's Cathedral
Covington
Chicago
William Schields
Kenton County Officials Appointed as Court Session Opens
Fourth class post office examinations for Kenton and Campbell Counties will be held in Covington February 14. W. C. Bennett was fined $50 and costs yesterday in Police Court for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Frank Stull, convicted of cutting with intent to kill, was sentenced in Kenton Circuit Court to one to five years in Eddyville Penitentiary. Thomas Millichamp qualified as marshal and George W. Bahiman as Bromley police judge in Kenton County Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Covington
W. C. Bennett
War
Frank Stull
Eddyville
Kenton County Court
Thomas Millichamp
George W. Bahiman
Bromley
Plans for Schroll Rites After Newport Bank President Dies
The body of John Schroll former president of Newport National Bank arrived from Ashville N C. Funeral set for tomorrow at 1 30 PM from the Newport home on Columbia Street and body to Cincinnati crematory Clifton A directors meeting held to act on Schrolls death a resolutions committee to attend the funeral was named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Schroll
Newport National Bank
Ashieville
N. C
Columbia Street
Newport
Cincinnati
Clifton
Newport Bank
Covington to honor John R. Coppin with funeral today
Covington prepares to pay last respects to John R. Coppin leading dry goods merchant. Death attributed to apoplexy as his physician Dr. Pieck notes. Funeral at 2 PM from his Latonia residence with Rev. James Magruder officiating at Trinity Episcopal Church and Spring Grove Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Coppin
Covington
Charles Pieck
Industrial Club
German National Bank
Latonia
James Magruder
Trinity Episcopal Church
Covington installs first municipal Christmas tree
The 18 foot tree stands on the Federal building lawn and will glow with 600 lights each Christmas. Four hundred school children will sing carols. Baskets will be distributed Christmas morning under Santa Claus association supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Federal Building
Santa Claus Association
Two suits filed in Kenton Circuit Court
Peter McVean sues Bosley Brothers for 187 dollars for material. Covington Perpetual Building Association sues H. J. Barth and others for 1469 dollars on property in West Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Peter McVean
Bosley Brothers
Covington Perpetual Building Association
H. J. Barth
West Covington
Mill Victim Edward Hayes Buried After Covington Plant Fatality
The funeral of Edward Hayes, killed Saturday at Samuel Trost's Covington plant, was held yesterday from his parents’ home. Coroner Riffe is conducting an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hayes
Samuel Trost
Covington
Second
Johnson Streets
Riffe
Skees Sues L N Railroad for 3000 Damages
Bernard J. Skees sues L. & N. Railroad in Campbell Circuit Court for 3000 damages claiming a postal clerk was thrown against a car while at work. The suit alleges personal injuries occurred during employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. Skees
Campbell
L. & N. Railroad Company
Skees
Covington Court Orders Property Sale to Satisfy Judgment
The Kenton Circuit Court granted judgment for John Droege for 12612 against The People's Savings Bank note Company. A sale of property at Fifth and Garrard streets Covington is ordered to satisfy the judgment. Covington also awarded the city judgment against W S and A S Ludlow for 754.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Savings Bank Note Company
Kenton
John. Droege
Fifth and
Garrard Streets
Covington
City of
W. S
A. S. Ludlow
Terrill Announces Candidacy For Democratic Nomination
Word from Covington reports Claude B Terrill of Trimble County will oppose Congressman Arthur B Rouse for the Democratic nomination in the Sixth District. Terrill, former speaker of the Kentucky House, is expected to run in the upcoming session amid a lively race with Kenton Campbell counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Arthur B Rouse
Claude
Terrill
Trimble County
Frankfort
Kenton Campbell
Ames
Four Divorces Granted by Kenton Circuit Court
Four divorces were granted yesterday by Judge Tracy in the Kenton Circuit court. Elias W. Martz was granted a decree from Artie Belle Martz, LAl He Schaefer from Albert Schaefer, Ida B. Middleton from J. L. Middleton, and Sara Dugan from William Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Kenton Circuit Court
Elias W. Martz
Artie Belle Martz
Lal He Schaefer
Albert Schaefer
Ida B. Middleton
J. L. Middleton
Sara!. Dugan
William Dugan
Licenses Granted for Several Covington Marriages
The Covington registrar issued marriages for Ralph Weber 22 of Riley Ohio and Edna White 20 of Peoria Ind. Charlies Johnston 29 and Louanna Ritter 20 both of Covington. George Blackaby 22 and Stella Blackaby 18 of Covington. Carl Walters 31 of Cleveland Ohio and Joy Clark 21 of Chicago Il. Cecil Wallace 24 of Cincinnati Ohio and Carrie Meyers 21 of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ralph Weber
Riley
Ohio
Edna White
Peoria
Ind
Charlies Johnston
Louanna Ritter
George Blackaby
Stella Blackaby
Carl Walters
Cleveland
Joy Clark
Chicago
Cecil Wallace
Cincinnati
Carrie Meyers
Newport
Wife Sues for Divorce in Campbell Circuit Court
Elizabeth Martin sues for divorce from William Martin in Campbell Circuit Court. She seeks custody of two children and asserts cruel treatment by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Martin
Campbell
William Martin
Gliexes
Court awards lawyer 750 in fees in common pleas case
Attorney Charles W. Baker won a 750 verdict in Common Pleas Court against Mrs. Feesler over legal services. Baker testified he reviewed 125 letters signed by real estate broker William B. Poland tied to a 1911 note for 5000 dollars. Poland denied signing the note. Feesler and Poland did not testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Baker
Caroline Feesler
Court
Vine Streets
Common Pleas Court
Sulut
Baker
Feesler
William B. Poland
John E. Bruce
May
Firemen save horse from ditch in thick fog
The St. Bernard fire department spent five hours rescuing a horse owned by Ed Gaius from a ditch on Washington Avenue. The animal’s back was broken as a sewer excavation caused the fall. Fire Chief Frede guided responders by flashlight through the dense fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Ed Gaius
Washington Avenue
Frede
Explosion injures 15 year old in Ohio National Guard cartridge fire
Clarence Baker of Granville is in serious condition after a cartridge explosion at Battery C Ohio National Guard residence near Briggsdale. Major Harold M. Rush and seven others escaped. Walter Jones is held pending inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Clarence Baker
Granville
Battery C
Ohio National Guard
Harold M. Rush
Battery Farm
Briggsdale
Walter Jones
Wilson for Fun but Rebuke Ordered for Carabao Dinner
Washington reports members of the Military Order of the Capaboa refrain from public opinion but feel the President’s reprimand was serious. A letter to the army department quotes the line about fun while stressing officers must keep loyalty and duty above ridicule and political satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial
Washington
Military Order of the Capaboa
Wilson
Fatirer
Army Department
Auto Owners Urged to Keep 1913 License Tags
Attorney Harry L. Gordon counsel for the Cincinnati Automobile Club advised owners to keep using 1913 tags unless the Secretary of State reverses the Warnes law stance. He noted the law was ruled unconstitutional by Judge Kincaid and believed higher courts would likely uphold the decision, making tax collection under the Warnes act illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Gordon
Cincinnati Automobile’ Club
Secretary of State
Graves
Warnes
Gordon
Kincaid
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Jewish Feast of Dedication Observed in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Jews observe the eight night Feast of Dedication Chanukah with home celebrations and gifts. The observance recalls Judas Maccabaeus rededication of the Jerusalem temple after its pollution by Antiochus Epiphanes. Frances Taussing of Chicago charities will speak at the Jewish Settlement building 415 Clinton Street tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Judas Macca
Jerusalem
Antiochus Epiphanes
Kilser
Chanukiah
En Prema
Frances Taussing
Chicago
Clinton Street
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Uae
Gin’t
Kentucky
Covington Briefs
Plan Schroll Rites
E. G. Hill
Floral Company
Race Street
Canal
Tole Totter
Christian Moerlein Brewing Co., Inc
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