Letter about men in Crane Gaot case and arrests
The note details arrests connected to a case involving a girl taken from a Plum street area near Fit and Plym streets. Mrs Littan Hoerers and a colored maid at that house are named, with additional names and charges related to juvenile delinquency and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavente
Mindred
Crane
Plym
Littan Hoerers
Plum Street
Eligabeth Phares Howen
Creepiourige
Mission Friends to bury slain derelict
The article outlines plans by local groups to bury a unidentified derelict. officials said the burial will proceed as an effort to identify the deceased. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Friends
Pinchot Denounced as Squatter in Philadelphia Speech
The article reports Pinchot facing denouncement in Philadelphia as a squatter and accuses Senator Penrose of lax tax and policy positions. It notes the Progressive stance for the Democratic ticket focusing on tariff and national issues rather than personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enecastle
Americag
Tadelphia
LaDenot
Pinchot
United States
Penrose
MPO P
Pinchot Tha
Hinehotryor
Saloon Keeper Assigns Balances in Norwood Partition Case
A saloon keeper assigns the property at 4729 Montgomery Road Norwood amid a partition case. Reported assets total 31,000 with liabilities listed as igh. 006 and other unsettled terms concerning Angelo DeCicosto and Junge Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo E DeCicosto
Junge
Warner Western
Montgomery Road
Norwood
Honest returns by collectors show increased personal valuations
Ten collectors reported improved personal valuations at a district tax meeting. One return listed $139.90 for a man who earned $70,000 last year, while another showed a $10,000 return from a man who previously declared $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coly
Winter Weather Forecast Confusion From Anxious Forecaster
A garbled weather brief from Forecaster Grougd flog Of fieielly, citing an analyst Zoe, warns that winter may linger. The chaotic text mentions weeks and advice to keep overcoats close, while the reporter notes alarm and hasty retreat to the office.
Man Charged in Kentucky Murder Case
A man named Prihton, described as a Negro, was accused yesterday of murder in Dry Ridge Kentucky. The victim John Bryson was shot and killed. Bryson died at Cincinnati City Hospital after being brought there. Meta was arrested in Williamstown Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prihton
Gibba
Hoene
Stagrare
Mint
Alex. McCann
John Bryson
Dry
Ridge
Bunchy
Bryson
Cincinnah
Meta
Williamstowna
Better Housing Discussion At Cincinnati Meeting
The Cincinnati Welfare and Housing Commission met at the Business Men's Club last night to discuss improved housing conditions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Welfare & Housing Commission
Business Men's Club
Pilan
Lamott Appointed Chief Clerk at Auditor Leiman’s Office
Barles Lamott of 741 State Street was appointed chief clerk in Auditor Leiman’s office yesterday. He began his new duties at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cs ‘Barles
Lamott
State Street
Leiman
Americans Offer to Finance Turkish Twist in Paris Deal
The Constantinople correspondent of the Temps reports an American group of financiers offered to advance up to 110 million dollars to Turkey for a forthcoming twist in Paris negotiations. The terms are described as excessive and under review by Turkish authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Constantinople
Ohio State rivalry... name change clash at Athens
Contention over changing Ohio State University’s name to the University of Ohio sparks protest in Columbus and Athens. Governor Cox resists amid a heated political clash led by Papen Alston Ellis and an Athens delegation. A follow up petition from an Ohio State group urged the governor to honor his pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clammie Bindu
State House
Athens
Lloyd
Thompson
Ohio State
Cox
Vatican denies Pope interview on tango approval
Special to Pee Americca reports Rome is unsettled by claims the Pope approved a modified tango. The Vatican says the Pope was never interviewed on the matter and that dance authority rests with bishops who ban or permit dances deemed objectionable.
Funeral service for Mrs Sohuing and Mrs Wellman held
Funeral for Mrs Sohuing and services for Mrs Wellman of 418 Dorchester Avenue were conducted this afternoon. The obituaries note the deaths occurred at the home of Mrs Wellman’s daughter and reference the Sun day timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohuing
Shoe
A. L. ‘Wellman
Dorchester Avenue
Prohibition Lecturer Miss Phelps Visits Cincinnati Churches
Miss Lillian M. Phelps prominent prohibition lecturer travels Cincinnati to speak at Bond Hill Presbyterian Norwood Grace Methodist and Lockland Baptist churches. Her stay culminates with the national prohibition rally at Central Christian Church Thursday night. She represents the Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
M. “Phelps
Cincinnati
Delver
Bond Hill
Norwood
Wilson at New Play
The President with Cary Tyson, military aide, attended the presidential box to see Marrying for Money, Alphonso Peret’s new play. It opened in Syracuse on Christmas Day and drew Ambassadors, foreign ministers, and most of the diplomatic corps, who afterward went to the Southern Relief Society charity hall at the New Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Washington
de. Cary Tiyson
Bélasco
Alphonso Peret
Syracuse
Southern Relief Society
New Willard
Amendment Defeated on Smith Lever Extension Proposal
The Senate voted 40 to 16 against Senator Cummins proposed amendment to the Smith Lever agricultural extension plan. The amendment would have altered the allocation of funds and duties among the states for extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubericas
Washington
Senate
Cummins
Smith-Lever Agricultural College
Liquor Sale to Minors Topic Raised at Ministers Meeting
Report notes discussion on selling liquor to minors during a ministers gathering. Addressed by Dr Genese W Philips of Hamilton, with focus on conditions near a West End dance hall as worst in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanexenes
Sean
Svere
Genese W. Philips
Hamilton
Latonia Soon to Get Natural Gas
Latonia residents may receive natural gas soon as Covington city commission considers suspending litigation with the Union Light Company. Mayor Hilipps protested as Commissioner Schuler withdrew the measure but the board agreed to meet with gas company representatives to seek an early delivery solution. The water-rate plan for Latonia was referred to future turtle meetings. Edward McHugh and J Marlboro, Covington city stable workers, were dismissed yesterday. a former public works employee is named as stable boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Covington
Lchmitz
Union Light Company
Schuler
Hilipps
Nght Company
Edward McHugh
J. Marlboro
Covington City
Covcans
Public Works Department
Marlboro
Woman Sues Highlands District for $1000 Damages
Josephine Self filed suit yesterday in Campbell Circuit Court seeking $1,000 damages from the Highlands district for alleged personal injuries due to a street defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Self
Campbell Circuit
District of
Thhe Highlands
Three Arrested After Street Fight in Covington
Deputy Sheriff Booth arrested Edward Cram E Brandt and Harry Casey last night after a brawl at Fifth and Madison Covington. Police say one struck a newsboy and the melee drew a crowd causing disorder. The trio are held to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cram
E. Brandt
Harry Casey
Booth
Fifth and
Madison Streets
Covington
Gambling probe urged by Campbell County grand jury
Judge Yungblut urged the Campbell County grand jury in Newport to investigate gambling after receiving complaints about nickel slot machines in road houses outside city limits. He ordered a thorough inquiry and noted two assault cases involving Mayme Maddux accusers against John Brown and Edward Stevens to be taken up immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yungblut
Campbell County, Grand Jury
Newport
Mayme Maddux
John Brown
Edward Stevens
Elks Celebrate 19th Anniversary Mask Ball
Covington lodge of Elks marked its nineteenth formation anniversary with a mask ball at the lodge room on West Fifth street. Over 200 couples attended and prominent Elk members from Cincinnati and Newport were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Lodge’of Elks
Toom
West Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Newport
Bass Held on Knife Charge in Dayton
David Bass, 26, of 221 East Fifth Street, is held by Dayton police on a charge of using a knife against Charles Guerner, 25, of Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bass
East Fifth Street
Dayton Police
Charles Guerner
Third Avenue
Four Wives File for Divorces in Kenton Circuit Court
Four divorce suits filed yesterday in Kenton Circuit Court name the plaintiffs as wives. Nellie Reeves accuses abandonment by Osee Reeves whom she married in 1907 and says he left her two years later. Esta Simpkinson sues Herbert Bimpkinson for cruelty alleging marriage in 1911 and his leaving her in April last year. Beasie Brennan seeks divorce from William Brennan claiming abandonment and cruelty after their marriage in April last year. Christine Lincke sues William Lincke alleging cruel treatment and separation after July 4 following their April marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Nellie Reeves
Osee Reeves
Esta Simpkinson
Herbert Bimpkinson
Beasie Brennan
Y. Willliam Brennan
Christine Lincke
William Linckes
Break-in suspects hide in store refrigerator at Covington Kroger
Covington patrolmen investigated a break in at the Kroger on Pike and Craig streets. The manager later found that intruders had hidden inside a refrigerator to avoid capture and left without stealing any stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Pike and
Craig Streets
Covington
Niebusch
Covington appoints caretaker for city reservoirs
Commissioner of Public Property Mason Hawk announces Richard V. Conley of 123 West Third Street Covington named caretaker of Covington reservoirs at Ft. Thomas succeeding William Liebrock who died last week. Liebrock's funeral was held yesterday afternoon from Tower Place home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Hawk
Covington
Richard V. Conley
West Third Street
Ft. Thomas
William Liebrock
Liebrock
Tower Place
Newport Court Fines For Drink Smuggling Incident
Leslie Shields was fined six dollars and costs in Newport City Court after jailer Wilson and guard Edward Harvey testified to smuggling drinks inside the cell. Several Cincinnati men including James Baxter John Ryan John Wise and Samuel Sullivan were fined fifteen dollars each for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Shields
Newport
Wilson
Edward Harvey
Shields
James Baxter
John, Ryan
John Wise
Samuel Sullivan
Cincinnati
Pythians Celebrate Homecoming at Latonia Lodge
Latonia Lodge Knights of Pythias held a home coming event at their hall on Main and Southern avenues last night. Prominent attendees included Supreme Representative William Schuerman of Carrollton Grand Chancellor of Kentucky Milton McLean of Covington Geo W Carter Aubrey Barbour John J Howe and Past Grand Chancellor Jules Plummer of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
William Schuerman
Carrollton
Kentucky
Milton McLean
Covington
Geo. W- Carter
Aubrey Barbour
John J. Howe
Jules Plummer
Newport
Covington High Annex Receives Sixty Transfer Students
Sixty pupils enrolled yesterday at Covington High School Annex in the Coppin building due to crowding at the Twelfth and Russell campus. The transfer targets a commercial course as part of a solution to space constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington High School
Coppin
Twelfth
Russell Streets
Williams Sworn In as Comptroller of the Currency
John Skelton Williams took the oath as comptroller of the currency in Washington on February 2. Justice Lamar of the Supreme Court administered the oath. Williams will oversee duties assigned by the Treasury to the Assistant Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Skelton Willams
Justice Lamar
Supreme Court
Perenne
Williams
Treasury
Memiin
Politician Influence Alleged in New York Highway Cradle
William M Ache50m an engineer in charge of Western New York highways testified that politicians harmed highway construction. Zadoc Boice of Kingston recalled an aqueduct contract worth 184000 dollars after which he and Louis P Harrison were pressured for a contribution. Four days later he sent a 50600 dollar check to State Chairman George M Palmer. his partner paid half. This testimony dated to 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William M. Ache
New York State
Atx
Col. Goebels
Pangma Canal
Zadoc Boice
Kingston
Louis P. Harrison
Wnd
Everett Fowler
George M. Palmer
New graft witness subpoenaed in aqueduct contract case
Henry Kerbaugh, linked to hidden aqueduct contracts totaling 29 460 000, was subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury tomorrow. He is expected to discuss his contracting experiences and may reveal details tied to Patterson & Company of Pittsburgh and related alleged schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameriqua
New York
Henry Ss .Kerbaugh
Dake Ova Pthony
Gougiar
Patterson & Company
Pittsburg
Plan Boost Campaign For Cincinnati Travelling Men
Cincinnati traveling men of the Cincinnati Traveling Men Association prepare for the season by promoting Cincinnati made goods more earnestly. The board of directors meets next Saturday at 1 o'clock to discuss road campaign steps and methods to spread the fame of Cincinnati industries nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traveling Men
Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association
Lever
Cincinnati
United States
Federated Improvers Elect Officers at January Banquet
The Federated Improvement Association plans its annual election and banquet on January 12 at the Gibison case venue. Mayor Spiegel and City Health Officer Landis will attend. Dr. Landis will discuss sex hygiene as a city problem. Candidates include Walter A. Knight president and John H. Marckworth first vice president, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Improvement Associations
Gibison
Spiegel
Landis
Walter A. Knight
John H. Marckworth
Luke W. Smith
Otto Meckmann
Ralph O. Newcomb
Ralph O. Newcomb; Board of Governors
F.L. Pagley
Dudley
Harry W. Hutchins
Bryson A. Pursell
Dr. Ss. «. Swarteei
Medal from China to Dana J. Milligan for Red Cross service
The Navy Department received a bronze medal awarded to Dana J. Milligan formerly a hospital apprentice in the Navy. General Ja Yuan Hung sent the medal as a personal gift in recognition of Milligan's Red Cross Hospital service at Hankow during the 1921 revolution. Milligan was last known to be living in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dana J. Milligan
Navy
Ja Yuan Hung
Milligan
Red Cross
Hankow
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nation's largest radish moves between departments
Washington, Feb. 2. The country's largest radish was transferred from the state department to the department of agriculture. Secretary Bryan sent to Secretary Houston a 0 pounder sent to him by a Japanese farmer near Mobile, Alabama. Previously he had received a 12 pound white radish from admirers in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Department of Agriculture
Bryan
Houston
Mobile
Ala
California
Wife Barnard sues Cincinnati Traction for damages
Lorraine Barnard filed in the Superior Court alleging injuries to his wife Mary Barnard when a Norwood car suddenly started as she alighted. The petition seeks 5000 for Mary and 10000 for him, totaling 15000, claiming permanent injuries from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Barnard
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Superior Court
Norwood
Mary Barnard
Berry's Suit Seeks Damages Over Neighboring Home
Clifford G. Berry and Helen Berry sue Anna White in Common Pleas Court for 200 and to restrain eviction of a house on Myth Street adjoining theirs. A restraining order was issued by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford G. Berry
Helen
Berry
Anna White
Myth Street
Railroad Sued Over Prolonged Livestock Car Delay
U.S. Attorney Sherman McPherson Kverter Gay filed suit in the U.S. district against the CC. C. & Bt. L. Railroad for keeping cattle and hogs in a car over 28 hours without exercise, violating transportation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Sherman McPherson Kverter Gay
CC. c. & Bt. L. Railroad
UC. 8
Injunction Dismissed Over Washington Park Conversion
Judge Merrell in the Superior Court dismissed the suit to stop the park commissioners from converting Washington Park into a D. The decision ends the legal challenge to the park project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commissioners
Washington Park
Judee Merrell
Hayt Town Burns Amid Fight Over Abdication Crisis
Reports describe Hayt town of about 10 000 people set ablaze during clashes linked to the abdication of Oreste. German vessels Vineta and Bremen landed marines, while U S forces held back ashore as Panama Beach area tensions rose with Montanan and Mutine in nearby waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zamor
St Dlepatches
Aghting
United States Naval
Gonaives
Vineta
Port Au Prince
Gonaived
Haytien
Ores
Oreste
Colomba
Hus
Bremen
Mexican
Mutine
France
Conde
United States
Montana
Want School Gardens Link With Chamber of Commerce
A special committee formed by the chamber of commerce agricultural committee will meet with Public School Superintendent Condon to discuss school gardens for the coming season. The committee members are Charles Moewer, Charles KE Moore and H. H. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Charles Moewer
Charles KE. Moore
H. H. Hill
Firemen reject bagman scheme in Columbus meeting
In Columbus Ohio on February 2 fire captains at their monthly gathering voted unanimously to turn away a bagman seeking bribes of five dollars from each member of the fire department. The failed scheme would have netted more than 1500 dollars if it had succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombes
Cincinnati American
Columbus
Ohio
City considers combining fire alarm and street electrician roles
City officials weigh combining the superintendent of Fire Alarm Tele-graph duties with the city electrician. Both posts are open and officials may appoint one person to fill both roles. Rumor says William O Kleine may obtain the combined position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Kleine
Doctors Hear Talks On Blood Diseases And X Rays
Dr. E. A. Norti presented a paper on how blood diseases affect the nervous system at the Academy of Medicine meeting held at the Literary Club rooms last night. Dr. Moses Scholtz discussed the use of X rays in special cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Norti
Academy of Medicine
Titerary Club
Moses Scholtz
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