Ryan Named Chief of Detectives in Police Promotion
Safety Director Cash announced Dennis J. Ryan, formerly a police lieutenant, as chief of detectives to succeed Calvin Crim who retires New Year’s Day. Ryan led the eligible list with 95.8 average. promotions followed for several officers while Crim will remain in the city and may enter private detective work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash
Dennis J. Ryan
Calvin Crim
Crim
Copelan
Ryan
August Keidel
Michael Kane
William J. Love
Exanmileaeien
Henry Kessen
Coss
F” Studer Studer
Mada
Civil Service
Cincinnati
Phil P. Striett
Safety Department
J. &. Weatherby
Joseph Hutchinson
John Wank
Double funeral for White children in Center Street blaze
In New Richmond Ohio a double funeral is planned for Clifford 4 and Mildred 12 White who perished after a stove explosion at 3445 Center Street. Their mother Mrs White was severely burned and remains seriously ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Mildred White
Center Street
Tomorow
New Richmond
Ohio
Mildred
Judge Grants New Trial in Greve Case Against Cincinnati Traction
Judge Gorman orders a new trial for Frank Greve who won $7,000. original trial involved a collision at Eighth and Linn streets with Cincinnati Traction cars. The case, tied to appeals and Supreme Court review, was deemed an error requiring the higher court to decide. May 11, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Pieas
Gorman
Frank Greve
Cincinnati Tractions
Eighth and
Linn Streets
Supreme Court
Traction — Y
Greve
Aspett
Girl to Home for Destitute Family in Need of Work
Eight year old Biephanie Jackson, daughter of Ingac and unnamed mother, was left at the Children’s Home yesterday by parents who are destitute and seeking work. They promised to return once either parent finds employment. The father, a structural iron worker, cannot work as his union card has expired and he has no funds to renew it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biephanie
Jackson
Ingac Jackson
West Ninth Street
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith Marries Ensign Alston Simpson
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith daughter of Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia and Ensign Alston Simpson of the United States navy wed this morning. They begin their honeymoon visiting New York briefly then proceed to Europe for their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lucy Hoke Smith
Senator Hoke Smith
Georgia
Ensign Alston Simpson
United States Navy
New York
Europe
Ohio Employers Rush to Meet New Compensation Law Demands
Columbus Ohio December thirty thousands of employers flooded the liability board with checks as Ohio implements the Green law effective Thursday. After New Year’s Day every person partnership or corporation employing five or more will be protected against injury or death without direct compensation unless they refrain by bonding with the state treasurer. The compulsory feature replaces the old optional system. interstate traffic firms are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americ
Columbus
Ohio
State Industrial Commission
Will Install Officers at Banquet for Woolward Conte't No 49
Woolward Conte't No 49 of the United American Mechanics will install newly elected officers at a banquet during the next meeting Friday. Members and brethren are urged to attend and support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolward Conte
Tunter Order
United Amerikan Mephanice
Straus Will Dedicates Funds to Jewish Hospitals and Homes
The will of Lyman Straus, hide and fur dealer, filed for probate, allocates 25 000 each to the Home for the Jewish Aged and Infirm and the Jewish Hospital Association. It creates two funds named the Lyman Straus Fund and distributes varied sums to nephews, nieces, and other named individuals in trusts, with the residue to the Home for the Jewish Aged. Executor named is Attorney William Iford. The estate totals about 85 000 cash with 30 000 realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Hospital Association
Lyman ‘Straus
Lyman Straus
Joe
Isadore Hess
Lyman Hess
Harry Hess
Millie
Rosalind
Stella
Fannie Loewenstein
Barbara Samuels
Daniel Loewenstein
Gustav Loewenstein
Henry J. Mociberg
Sporm
William 1Ford
Chamber of Commerce by law change proposed for officer selection
A resolution to amend by laws to overhaul officer selection after the January 14 1914 election was presented to the board. It would form a 15 member board with varying three two and one year terms and annual directorate reorganization. The measure was sent to a special committee for report Friday. New chamber members announced include Charles Reinhart Isaac F Tunison Rufus B Smith Max Levy Starbuck Smith Bernhard Ptein W W Jackson and KR Hebble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Regular
Red Party
Chamber
Congress
Washington
Charles &. Reinhart
Isaac F. Tunison
Rufus B. Smith
Max Levy
Starbuck Smith
Bernhard Ptein
W. W. Jackson
KR. Hebble
Commissioners to Meet for Park Board Regular Session
The Board of Park Commissioners will hold its regular meeting this morning at 9 o'clock at the offices on 2005 Gilbert Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park Commissioners
Tts
Gilbert Avenue
Boy Scouts Formed in West Covington Charter Members Named
A West Covington group formed a Boy Scouts unit with 26 charter members. Installation in the national union is planned for next May led by Rev J G Ragane, with Dewey Brown as president, Stanley Chrisman as assistant scout master, Elmer Moffert secretary, and Raymond Skirvin treasurer. Detective Collins arrested George Elbray on grand larceny charges after he stole jewelry valued at 169 dollars from H F Blase on Madison avenue. police found the goods on him after a clerk pursued him to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
West Covington
National Union
J. G. Ragane
the Organszer
Dewey Brown
Stanley Chrisman
Elmer Moffert
Raymond Skirvin
Collins
Covington
George Elbray
Elbray
H. F. Blase
Madison Avenue
Kenton County Board to End Year Meeting in Covington
The Kenton county board of commissioners will meet Friday in Covington to finish year affairs. The new board members are John Fijan R J Cody and J B Linneman and will take office the first Monday in January. Mills remains roads supervisor and Kenny Connelly retains the county superintendent post. No road inspectors will be appointed for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Board of Commissioners
Covington
John Fijan
R. J Cody
J. B. Linneman
Id Mills
Kenny Connelly
Negroes Demand Police Posts and Jobs in City
A group of Cowington Black citizens circulate a petition asking Mayor Phillips and the city commissioners to appoint two Black patrolmen and one plain clothes officer in the police department. They also seek 16 public works jobs filled by men of their race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowington
Phillips
Public Works Department
Kraft Is Selected To Fill Campbell County Infirmary Vacancy
Edward Clary yesterday resigned as superintendent of the Campbell county infirmary. Frederick Kraft of Persimmon Grove was elected to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdward Clary
Campbell County Infirmary
Frederick Kraft
Persimmon Grove
Covington Marriage Licenses Issued
Yesterday in Covington two couples received licenses. William A. Davis 27 and Sadie F Sullivan 71 of Covington were licensed. Charles C Maesie 24 of Kansas City Kan and Bessie D Carpenter 21 of Covington also secured licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
William A. Davis
Sadie F. ‘Sullivan
Charles C. Maesie
Kansas City
Kan
Bessie D. Carpenter
Accidental Death Verdict In Dayton Crossing Tragedy
Coroner Digby ruled Rose Schultz of 387 Ward Avenue Bellevue died accidentally at the Thornton street railroad crossing in Dayton Kentucky Monday. The death marks the fifth C and O railroad fatality in Campbell county this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Rose Schultz
Ward Avenue
Bellevue
Thornton Street
Dayton
Miss Schultz
Campbell County
U. S. Attorney Weds Miss Effie Barton in Covington
Sawyer W. Smith assistant United States district attorney for northern Kentucky married Effie Barton of Barboursville Ky. The ceremony was performed Monday night by Rev. George Bunton at Union M E church in Covington. The couple left yesterday for Barboursville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer W. Smith
United States
Northern Kentucky
Effie Barton
Barboursville
Covington
George Bunton
Union M. E
Newport Briefs Highlight City Projects and Appointments
Damien H. Kehl, current Newport water works secretary, will be retained by the incoming administration. Newport building permits this year exceed 1912 by 25000 dollars. The Sixth Ward Building association filed for incorporation, increasing capital stock and extending corporate life to 66 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damien H. Kehl
Newport Water Works
Newport
Sixth Ward Building Association
Covington Briefs: Pardoned Prisoner and Funeral note
Percy Hartley, confined on disorderly conduct charges in Covington jail, received a New Year’s pardon from Mayor Phillips. Mrs Almira J. Collins, 61, whose line died Sunday in St Paul, Minn, had her funeral held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hartley
Covington
Phillips
Almira
Collins
St. Paul
Minn
Arrest in Covington Under Null Charge
A man identifying himself as J. B. King was arrested in Covington last night and held on a charge related to a pending case. Police reported the suspect is in custody awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. King
Covington
New Cashier Named for Ludlow Savings Bank
Emmett H. Dougherty, Ludlow city collector, named cashier of Ludlow Savings Bank to take charge January 1. He succeeds Harry B. Clark who died last week. Dougherty also serves as agent for the Queen & Crescent railroad at Ludlow, a post he will resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett H. Dougherty
Ludlow
Judge Elect Boltz Moves to Deny Marriage Ceremonies Authority
Judge Elect Boltz of Campbell County Court announced he will withhold authority for magistrates to perform marriages after the first of the year. He cites statutes granting power to refuse and aims to curb marriage touting by directing couples away from touts and to official offices for ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Boltz
Campbell County Court
Campbell County
Brown Indicted Broker Released on Own Bond
Henry A. Brown the broker and his wife Charlotte Thompson Brown were indicted for embezzlement from Fred Schroth. Brown was released on his own bond after leaning on his wife in the courtroom, claiming illness. He faces possible future trial or dismissal as physicians warn his health and case proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Henry A. Brown
Charlotte Thompson Brown
Fred Schroth
Ani He
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East Fourth Street
Charles G. Law
John A. Ditmars
KRAFT
U. S
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Covington Briefs
GURB
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O'Connell
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