SULT SEEKS TO AVERT LIQUOR LICENSE SALE
The common pleas court will decide if a liquor license can be sold to satisfy a debt judgment. Hell claims a $253 judgment against him and that only asset of value is his license granted in Nov. Judge Cosgrave previously ruled liquor licenses are not subject to execution or mortgage and are transferable only with saloonkeeper consent. Defendants include Willam Marschhauser and Rogers Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Liquor Lcense Board
Heil
Common Pleas
Cosgrave
Zigmund
Fisher
H. Doekel
Charity Benefits in Ackerland Estate Bequest Totals
The late Max Ackerland's will provides $500 to the Jewish hospital, $390 to the Jewish home and the Jewish charities, $100 to both the Children's home and the Negro Orphan asylum, and $200 to the Jewish Orphan asylum in Cleveland from the estate. He leaves $25,000 to each child and the remainder to his widow. estate value estimated at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Hospital
Jewish Home
Jewish Charities
Children’s Home
Negro Orphan Asylum
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Cleveland
Max Ackerland
Washington Avenue
Ackerland
City to Rent Docks and Waterfront Facilities
Seattle announces plans to rent docks warehouses grain elevators lumber yards cold storage rooms and motor boat landings on the waterfront to the highest bidder. City and county buildings and improvements have been completed with several bids already received and steamship firms showing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amwlican
Seattle
Wash
Anfi
Eevators
Lumyards
J Steamship
Cleveland to fight rail dispute over huge city deficit
Peter Witt, traction commissioner, announced that Cleveland will battle in the courts the latest move by the Railway Company in the war of the Cleveland against the city over 788 666 50 charged for worn out power and machinery, creating a city deficit of 1 202 082 50 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Peter Witt
Traction Contnfasioner
Jleveland’ Railway Company
Thy
Movie to Get Mayor All Heads of City
Mayor Hunt invites all city officials to his office at noon for a motion picture of the present city administration. The scene will be filmed in the large reception room at the mayor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Posse Pursues Fugitive in Ohio River Valley Search
A posse began a search of the surrounding country for Henry Rokowski after he shot and killed Constable Martin Windt and probably fatally wounded Mrs Stella Vebik and Ignatz Raukoski near Homestead Pennsylvania. Rokowski escaped in a fog following the deputy’s pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Henry Rokowski
Martin Windt
Estela Vebik
Ignatz Raukoski
State Meat Contracts Awarded by Ohio Board
Contracts exceeding one million dollars for meat at 18 state institutions under the Ohio Board of Administration were awarded late today. The awards cover deliveries during the coming period with total meat quantities stated in thousands of pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Fbm
Ohio Board of Administration
Brown May Go Free on Failure To Get Trial
Brown may be released at the end of the current term of the common pleas court for failure to bring him to trial within the two-term limit after indictment for embezzling 21431 from Fred Schroth and his son. He has been jailed since May 27. his wife’s prior trial ended in conviction but is on appeal. Local prosecutors say the case against him likely will be dropped due to lack of connected testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Cai Sea
Fred Schroth
Packer
Common Pleas Court
Pogue
Walter M. Locke
John Poppe
Henry Schwartz
Funeral held for Bader a royal servant and friend
The body of Bader who died Christmas day was buried in Walnut Hills German Protestant cemetery. Services were at the Scottish Rite cathedral under Masonic direction with viewing from 11 to 1. Mayor Elect Spiegel received a telegram from Carl Keller of Toledo expressing sympathy and noting their close friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bader
Keller
Cincinnati
Mas
Fred Eater
Slander suit filed in Common Pleas Court over $10000 damages
Henry Beckman sues Patrick Slattery for slander in a neighbor dispute on Colerain Avenue. The suit follows an alleged balloon meeting near 2900 Colerain where Slattery allegedly spoke slanderously. Slattery had previously filed a $2500 slander suit against Beckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Patrick Slattery
Henry Beckman
Slattery
Beckman
Colerain Avenue
Baloon
Cincinnati Liquor Board Rebukes Saloon Men
Hamilton License Commission called the first Cincinnati saloon men to a hearing for license violations. John Weihe and Lena Weihe faced charges for a lounging room. Hoffman Cafe manager was arraigned for selling to minors, as was Frank Richie of Vine Street. They were warned against future offenses. The state board advised surrender of licenses before business closure. New licenses granted to J. M. Jaretti and Stephen Birchtold for Sycamore township. two more saloons to be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
John Weihe
West Sixth Street
Lena
Weihe
Hoffman Cafe
Vine Street
Frank Richie
Sycamore Township
J. M. Jaretti
Stephen Birchtold
Review of 1918 era names and terms in a cryptic note
A terse analysis catalogues a list of names and phrases from a 1918 review fragment. It mentions Orozes and Gamboa aged six, young mood, caravel, C-McCombs, cast datum, lobby, Lopez, and kacklak with unclear connections or context. The text appears fragmentary and non-narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orozes
Gamboa
Caravel
C —— McCombs
Datum
W. Lobby
Lopez
Kacklak
Dayton Civil Service Board Makeups Spark Charter Clash
After the new Dayton charter announcement the civil service board members Edward Edwards A A Smith and J A Oswald join the board while old members Lenz and Goldshodt refuse resignation. They claim legal grounds to stay and challenge the charter provisions as weak on civil service rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spetal
Dayton
O. der
Cy Commission
Edward EB. Edwards
A. A. Smith
J. A. Oswald
Civil Service Board
Joseph & Lenz
William Goldshodt
Boart
Lenz
Ne Rae
Conain
Girl Killed By Train On Way To Work in Dayton
Rose Schultze a 17 year old of Bellevue was found unconscious on the C O pall road tracks at Ninth and Thornton streets and died at Speers hospital after a train moving east bound passed about 6 45 am. She worked in a Dayton grocery and was evidently on her way to work when struck. Her dogs were cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Schultze
Ward Avenue
Bellevue
Speers Hospital
Pall Road
Ninth and
Thornton Streets
Dayton
Garrison
Jt Ay
Wife Sues for Divorce in Keyonium Circuit Court
Anna Mehiman filed for divorce from Ernst Mehiman charging cruelty abandonment and failure to provide. Mehiman arrested Sunday on complaint by his wife and was made defendant in the case with the police court charge listed on the open docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Mehiman
Anna
Kénion
Mehiman
You C ide of Covington to hold New Year open house
The You C ide of Covington will keep open house New Year's day from 2 to 5 p.m. An extensive program is planned for guests and will conclude with athletic exercises in the gym. Calvington Lodge of Elks also will hold a reception for members and friends followed by a dance in the lodge auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Calvington Lodge of Elks
Woman Burglar Arraigned in Ludlow Public Safety Case
Black woman known as Curly Duncans arraigned in Ludlow police court. George Stevens a Black man was arrested Saturday in Ludlow and held to the grand jury in 300 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevens
Ludlow
Curly” Duncans
Kins
Stevens
Watchnight Service Arrives at United Brethren Church
Tomorrow night watchnight services at United Brethren Church in Newport include an hour of prayer social session and vocal and instrumental numbers with a community program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Newport
Newport City Repeals Employee Discharge Ordinance
The Newport city commissioners voting with Mayor Helmbold and Commissioners Eimer and Bawer repealed the ordinance that empowered each to discharge and appoint employees. Supporters argued the law requires a majority vote on appointments and dismissals, signaling expected changes in personnel decisions effective January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Helmbold
Eimer and Bawer
Lainsford v Hatfield Coal Company Denied New Trial
Judge Tracy overruled a motion for a new trial in the Kenton Circuit Court. Samuel Lainsford seeks 1999 dollars claiming he was ejected from the Hatfield Coal Company office. The case has been tried four times and a rehearing was requested over alleged improper language by the plaintiff's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lainsford
Hatfield Coal Company
Tracy
Kenton
J.T. Hatfield
Ines Lunsford
Crescent Springs man bound over on threat claim
James LaBar of Crescent Springs was placed under a $300 peace bond by Judge Cleary in Kenton County Court after witnesses testified he threatened to use a rifle if Joseph Rambier did not withdraw from the race for county commissioner. LaBar furnished bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James LaBar
Crescent Springs
Cleary
Kenton
Joseph Rambier
LaBar
Rambler
Crescent Springs man held after shooting at wife
Charles Foester of Crescent Springs Kentucky faced a preliminary hearing in Kenton County Court on a charge of shooting to kill. He was held in default of $500 bond and jailed pending February grand jury action after being arrested Christmas Day at his home for allegedly firing three shots at his wife, none of which took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foester
Crescent Springs
Kenton
Foester
Covington Names New Health Board Officer
A joint session of Covington's General Council filled a vacancy on the health board created by Dr. J. M. O'Maley's resignation from that post. Under new law he cannot hold two positions, so the council selected Dr. J. M. Prewitt as his successor. Dr. O'Maley remains health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Covington
Health Board
J. M. O'Maley
J. M. Prewitt
O’maley
Candy raffles barred in Newport shops by order
Commissioner Ebert of Newport issued a ban on raffling candy in saloons cigar and drug stores and other businesses following a request by the Newport candy dealers association. Members say games in stores constitute gambling and violate the law. The association formed yesterday electing Albert Nichols president and A E Siman secretary.
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Ebert
Newport
Cay
Candy Dealers’ Association of
Albert Nichols
A. E. Siman
Man of 82 Declared Unfit and Ordered to Lexington Asylum
Henry Fischer, 82, was declared insane yesterday in Kenton County Court and ordered sent to Lexington Asylum. He is a defendant in a divorce suit filed last October with Dena Fischer alleging marriage in Germany in 1576 and abandonment in August. Cruelty is also charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fischer
Kenton
Lexington
Fischer
Dena Fischer
Germany
Young Mason Clifford Brahmer Elected Worshipful Master
Clifford Brahmer, 27, was elected worshipful master of Robert Burns Arewe of Masons in Newport yesterday, said to be the youngest star in the state. Other officers chosen include Senior Warden Frank Krinn, Junior Warden Frederick Phillips, Treasurer E. M. Davis, Trustee Henry Ebert, Senior Deacon Frederick Dunker, and Junior Deacon William Kunzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Brahmer
Robert Burns Arewe
Masons
Newport
Frank Krinn
Frederick Phillips
E. M. Davis
Henry Ebert
Frederick Dunker
William Kunzie
Postpone Last Session by Covington Board of Commissioners
The Covington city council postponed its last meeting for a final adjournment and will go out of official existence. The Board of City Commissioners will assume control of municipal affairs the following Monday for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Board of City Commissioners
Dayton woman granted divorce and child custody
Katherine Simmons of Dayton Kentucky was granted a divorce from Harry Simmons in Campbell Circuit Court. She receives custody of their infant and the defendant is ordered to pay 2560 dollars weekly for the child's support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Simmons
Dayton
Harry Simmons
Campbell
Campaign for Good Roads Planned by Campbell County Club
At a Campbell County Automobile Club meeting last night members outlined a county good roads campaign. A committee will handle legislation at the upcoming session. The two principal highways are deemed unsafe for public travel. Otto Lestina is president and Dr. W A Young secretary of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Automobile Club
Legislatuire
Otto Lestina
W.A. Young
Automobile Club
Ri R Tax Mayors Seek Equal 1913 Valuations
Mayors Phillips of Covington and Helmbold of Newport telegraphed the State Board of Valuations in session at Cincinnati Fort Frank fort urging that 1913 assessments for the C N and C Street Railway in Covington and Newport be the same as 1912. The board raised the franchise valuations in 1912 from 1.5 million to 6 million, which the mayors call a just adjustment to preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Covington
Helmbold
Newport
State Board of Valuations
Frankfort
C. N. & C. Street Railway
State Board
Covington Briefs Mrs Foulke Dies At 79
Mrs Eunice Foulke 79 died yesterday at the Old Ladies Home Covington after several weeks illness. Funeral is set for 2 PM in the home chapel. Police have not located Viola Conley 16 missing from 311 West Sixth Street since Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Foulke
Old Ladies
Covington
Viola Conley
West Sixth Street
Officers Are Elected By Sixth Ward Building Association
The Newport Sixth Ward Building Association held its annual meeting last night and elected officers. John W. N. Schweikert as president, Harry Reardon as vice president, Peter Andrews as treasurer, John F. Kehm as secretary, Edward Quinn as assistant secretary, and directors John Srein haver, Charles Walters, Peter Messmer, Henry Kramer, and W. M. Emmett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward Building Association
Newport
John WN. Schweikert
Harry Reardon
Peter Andrews
John F. Kehm
Edward Quinn
John Sreinhaver
Charlies
Walters
Peter Messmer
Henry Kramer
W. M. Emmett
Richmond man arrested for carrying concealed weapon
Robert Sylvester, 2 percent black man from Richmond Virginia, was arrested yesterday at Pike and Madison avenues on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He said he bought the revolver and planned to send it to his brother as a New Year gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sylvester
Pike and
Madison Avenues
Sylvester
Richmond
Charges of Abuse and Murder Attempts Lead to Divorce Suit
Mrs Laura Moeskops files for divorce from John Moeskops alleging years of abuse and two murder attempts including carbolic acid and asphyxiation. She claims he left for Toronto October 30, failed support, and seeks custody and protection from harassment through letters and concealed identities. Oscar Schmidt sues Rose Schmidt in insolvency court claiming similar distress and concealment of living situation.
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Laura A.moeskops
John Moestailor
Moeskops
Toronto
Canada
Oscar Schmidt
Rose Schmidt
Funeral planned for register inventor John Kitty
Tayton Ohio December 2 Funeral arrangements on an elaborate scale are under way tonight for John Kitty 65 a Civil War veteran and commonly regarded as the inventor of the cash register who died at his sister's home today He conceived the idea after watching a distance recording device in the boiler room of an ocean liner Kitty died in modest circumstances despite the cash register's immense profits for others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayton
Ohio
John Kitty
Cash Register
Kitty
Ohio State Association to align statutes with federal law
The executive committee met in Columbus with State Bank Superintendent Lattaner to map a legislative program. It aims to make Ohio statutes conform to the new federal law, using Black of Cincinnati as the proper measure to effect the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State ’ Association
Lattaner
Cincinnati
Prisoners Guarded in Coleman Murder Case
Charlestown Md Dec 29 Kent County Grand Jury convened to hear murder cases against two Black men charged in the killing of James Coleman a well to do farmer. Inside the jail Patrick Parraway and Norn Mabel confessed to involvement with Coleman and Mabel admitted robbing the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Kent County
James BR. Coleman
James Parraway
Mabel
Coleman
Railroad preps for possible strike as lines go telephonic
St Louis and San Francisco railroad officials said they have installed telephone equipment over more than 2,000 miles of main lines and are ready to operate trains by telephone in case telegraph operators and station agents strike as expected to be called early tomorrow morning. Train crews have been trained in the new method for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
St. Louis
San Francisco
Bishop Colling Dempy In Critical Condition At Johns Hopkins
Baltimore on December 29 Bishop Colling Dempy of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is in serious condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital after taking bichloride of mercury by mistake. He reportedly thought it was medicine and was poisoned at his home in Richmond. Doctors say he probably will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Colling Dempy
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Johne Hopkins’ Hospital
Hmond
Civil Service Rules Apply To More City Jobs
City administration plans retroactive civil service coverage for many appointees as of January 1. Service Director Price announced numerous reappointments, safeguarding employees from dismissal except for cause under new rules. Names include Stanley Bray succeeding P J Nuttle, and Miss M M Jennings moving to service director clerical post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Civil Service
Stanley Bray
P. J. Nuttle
M.M. Jennings
Mayors
Grace McFall
Lois Charlies J. Fox
Henry B. Kunnen
Joseph F. Casserly
Dennis Donovan
J . Littiken
William Busch
Joseph P. Thompson, Jr
George Esterkamp
James Hogan
Charlie P. Robinson
James P. McDermott
James Agness
H. K. Birnbryer
John Unneweblir
Indian's Will Valid in United States Law
The War Department ruled that a dying American Indian's verbal will is valid. An Apache reservation officer at Fort Bill Oklahoma was instructed to transfer herd sale proceeds to the cousin rather than the brother, following the decedent's expressed wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
War Department
Fort Bill
Okla
Coroner Hoffman Targets 1000 Lives Saved in 1914
Chicago coroner Peter N Hoffman announced a public safety drive to save 1000 lives in 1914. In nine years in office he averaged 6269 inquests annually and expects the toll to drop to 6000 next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter N. Hoffman
Hoffman
Buffalo West Virginia fire destroys business section
A blaze in Buffalo, West Virginia, 16 miles from Gallipolis, is pegged as incendiary by nightfall. The early morning fire gutted the town’s business district, with damage estimated at about 125000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Buffalo
W. Va
Death by own action found in New York artist studio
Police believe Mel Me Chatfield an artist died by her own hand when a steel paper cutter was found through her heart in her studio in New York on December 29. The investigation concluded the death was self inflicted.
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New York
Mel Me Chatfield
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