Brother Will No Confessed Slayer of Wife
Jacob Herreil, who confessed to killing his wife Millie Herreil at 710 Mound Street, faces police questions as relatives from Kentucky arrive. Coroner Foertmeyer sets Thursday at 10 39 for the inquest with Herrell and Mason summoned as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Herreil
Millie Herreil
Mound Street
Tucetay
Cincinnati
Port Royal
Ryan
Pettebaum
Eae Eee Seenene
John Mason
Al‘90
Herrell
Mason
King Herrell
Wtim
Foertmeyer
Foreign warships rush to Hayti amid unrest
Special to The American from Washington reports a tense Haytian crisis as 10 European warships and American vessels tighten the harbor. General Oreste Zamor proclaims himself leader and president after the defeat of forces under Senator Davilmar Theo at Gonaiive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hayti
Bate Department
Haytien
Oreste Zatoor
Wefsat
Davilmar Theo
Gonaini
Lumber Men Dine And Hear Speeches At Banquet
The Etpion Association of Lumber and Sash and Door Salesmen held its annual banquet at the Hotel Gibson last night. G Filenmoy of Virginia Minnesota spoke on The Ideal Salesman from the Sales Manager's Viewpoint. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the Hotel Gibson this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etpion ‘Association of
Lagmber
Gibson
G. Filenmoy
Virginia
Minn
Charles Lo Tarnett
Toledo
OiOy Wis. Bord
Mansfield
Ohio
Bee Array
Springfield
LB. Stanbery
Cincinnnati
Cincinnnati. Aes Agi Tagtmaster
Hotel Gibson
Judges Approve Plan To Reform Court Procedures
Governor Cox plans to appoint a commission to study court reform and reduce costs. Common Pleas Judge Fred Hoffman supports appeals from jury verdicts on technicalities, while Judge Nippert backs a conciliation court with two expert mediators and the judge as presiding official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Fred Hoffman
Gommon
Nippert
Robbery Reported at Saloon on Second and Broadway
Clifford Johns of 141 Broadway told police yesterday he was robbed of $1 by a man while in a saloon at Second and Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Johns
Broadway
Second and Broadway
Mt Auburn Welfare Association to discuss electricity rates
The Mt Auburn Welfare Association will discuss the pending agreement on electricity rates between the city and the Union Gas and Electric at the Mt Auburn school this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn Welfare Association
Union Gas & Electric Y
Mt. Auburn School
Catholic Theater Movement to Publish Patronage Bulletin
The firstCatholic Theater Movement bulletin will be issued tomorrow with priests reading it from pulpits. It will name New York plays deemed worthy of patronage by a reviewing committee. Lavelle of St Patrick's Co says no crank elements and the aim is to warn the community and provide a list of suitable performances for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Catholic Theater Movement
Pat‘ronege
Ae Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Co
Children Taken To Home From Harrison Avenue
Charles Meyers a cooper of 1303 Harrison avenue had his children aged 1 to 5 removed to the Children’s Home yesterday by Humane Officer James T. Allen after neighbors complained of neglect. The children named Margaret Eleanor Elizabeth Myrtle Meyers were placed in safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Eleanor
Elizabeth
Myrtle Meyers
Charles Meyers, Cooper
Harrison Avenue
Children’s
Humane
James T. Allen
Suit Filed to Break Will of Addie Scheyer
John Pritcher filed in Common Pleas Court to overturn Addie Scheyer's last will. He contends the probate document is not the final will. The Scheyer estate is valued at $2,600 with administrator Alexander Scheyer named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pritcher
Common Pleas Court
Alexander Scheyer
Addie Scheyer
Pritcher
Scheyer
Fire damages two Humboldt Avenue homes in furnace blaze
A family dining when a furnace overheated sparked a fire that endangered adjacent houses on Humboldt Avenue. Firefighting was delayed by a stuffed water plug delaying water supply, but flames were controlled with $500 damage to the Rallis residence at 1516 and about $100 to 1514 Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rallis
Marmboldt Avenue
Humboldt, Avenue
Fames
Walter Seiutti
Sol Cohen
Ralls
Humboldt
Edward Dickinson Held on Suspicion After Store Arrest
Edward Dickinson, 30, of Kemper Lane, was arrested on Fifth Street late yesterday by Detectives Shearwood Schaefer Hueftlein and Schuette and is being held on suspicion. Officers allege the prisoner acted suspiciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dickinson
Kemper Lane
Fifth Street
Shearwood
Schaefer
Hueftlein
Schuette
Orchids Seized by U S Government in New York
Naturalist George Scheftel arrives on a fruit liner and learns a collection of rare orchid bulbs he obtained in Central and South America has been seized. He allegedly violated import laws requiring proper arrangements with the department of agriculture for bringing such bulbs into the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Scheftel
U Fruit
Central and
South America
Scheftel
Department of. Agri
Milkman Finkenstedt Fined For Diluted Milk
Municipal Judge Alexander fined Fred Finkenstedt a dairy farmer from Cold Springs fifty dollars plus costs for selling watered milk. Health officer Dr. R B Blume alleged the milk contained water. The judge remitted the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municiies
Alexander
Fred Finkenstedt
Cold Springs
Byj
R.B. Blume
Finkenstedt
Boehning Appointed Assistant Bookkeeper at Large Office
Av iter Leinan announced the appointment of B Boehning as assistant bookkeeper in a big office at a salary of 1200 dollars a year. Boehning started on his new duties at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iity
Iter
Leinan
Boehning
Boechning
Knockers to Entertain Guests at Lincoln Amusement Night
The Lincoln Amusement Company at Fifth and John streets hosts the Knockers of the Business Men's Club for a Friday evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Amusement Company
Fifth and John Streets
Business Men's Club
City actions contrast Eden Park projects and water contract tweaks
The council considered a Walnut Hill Business Club request for a new bridge entrance to Eden Park on Kemper Lane. They discussed water contract terms with Elmwood and a one year extension with abrogation notice. Harry L. Laws was approved as hospital trustee for four years. The civil service request for another assistant examiner was sent to Ways and Means, and a title examiner ordinance was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Raine
Committee On Ways and Means
Elmwood
Committee On
Ways and
Micane
Harry L. Laws
Civil Service Commission
Ways, and Means
Schoenje
Mullen
City Solicitor’s Department
Domestic Court in Cincinnati Plan Supported by Officials
A State Senator Thomas Gregory and Walter A. Knight push a Court of Domestic Relations to settle family cases without the Municipal Court. Governor Cox voiced approval after a Columbus conference and Gregory introduced a bill to create the court without new judgeships. The Insolency Court judge would shift alimony and divorce cases, with one Common Pleas judge assigned to the new court until the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas Gregory
Walter A. Knight
Cincinnati Charter Commission
Knight
Gregory
Cox
Columbus
Common Pleas
Will dedicate hall for Chamber banquet Monday
The traffic branch of the Chamber of Commerce will dedicate the main hall as a banquet room on Monday evening February 16 for its annual dinner. The board approved a delegation of 10 members to attend the Chamber of Commerce of the United States meeting in Washington next week. President George F. Dieterle and Executive Secretary W C Culkins will be two delegation members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce of
Univen
Washington
George F. Dieterle
W. C. Culkins
Fine Gamblers One Is Sent to Jail
Louis Chipman indicted by Covington special grand jury on gambling was fined in Kenton Circuit Court three months in county jail. Judge Tracy ordered the sentence after Chipman paid 527 dollars. Conviction could have meant a penitentiary term but the charge was reduced to conducting a disorderly house with promise never to gamble again. Jack Bain owner of the saloon was fined 200 dollars for allowing gambling on premises. The cases of Thomas Cameron Sr and John Porter were set for March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Chipman
Covington
Kenton
Tracy
Chipman
Chipm
Mercury
Jack Bain
Thomas, Cameron, Sr
John’ Porter
Wife charges cruelty in Campbell Circuit Court divorce
Bertha E. Guffey files for divorce from James A. Guffey alleging cruelty. She says the abusive treatment forced her to leave their home and return to her parents. Guffey earns $150 a month at Newport Rolling Mill and she seeks temporary and permanent alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha E. Guffey
Campbell
James A. Guffey
Guffey
Cuffey
Newport Rolling Mill
Death investigated after Newport coroner probes Listermans son
Coroner Digby of Newport investigated the death of Charles Listermann 20 of Alexandria after the youth was found dying by his father Frank Listermann about 3 AM. He died before medical aid could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Newport
Charles Listerman
Alexandria
Frank Listerman
Ex-Jockey Spiegel Fowler Arrested on Loitering Charge
Covington police hold J. W. Fowler known as Spiegel Fowler on a loitering charge. Detectives Higgins and Drees arrested him last night on a complaint by saloonkeeper Joseph Reusch of 1920 Madison Avenue who says money and jewelry were stolen. Fowler, who has worked as a porter, denies knowing the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fowler
Spiegel Fowler
Covington
Fowler
Higgins and Drees
Joseph Reusch
Madison Avenue
Reasoes
Gi Fowler
Judge reprimands two jurors after failure to appear
Judge Yungblut of Campbell Circuit Court yesterday reprimanded Adam Haas of 317 East Tenth Street and Paul Flynn of 742 Isabella Street Newport after bench warrants were issued for failing to appear for jury service. They were brought into court and reprimanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yungblut
Campbell Circuit Court
Adam Haas
East Tenth Street
Paul Flynn
Isabella Street
Newport
Woman Awarded Damages in Dayton Street Grading Case
Barbara Mann sued Helen Heller for 600 damages after alleged property damage from a grade raise on West Fourth Street Dayton. A Newport jury in Judge Yung blut's court returned a verdict awarding Mann 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Mann
Helen Heller
Yungblut
Newport
West Fourth Street
Dayton
Fair dates set for trotting meets at Erlinger fairgrounds
The Erlinger fairgrounds in Kenton county announce trotting race dates from August 18 to 22. Newport driving park records list dates January 15 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger Fair Grounds
Kenton County
Newport Driving Park
Judge Buten Hosts Newport Possum Supper
Judge William Buten of Newport hosted the Newport Aerie of Fagles at Beagles Hall on Upper York Street for a possum supper served last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buten
William Buten
Newport
Newport Aerie of Fagles
Beagles Hall
Upper
York Street
Two Men Held in U S Court for Car Sealing Charge
T C Chandler of Washington DC and George Jansen of New York City faced charges of breaking the seal on a car in transit between states. Detected by railroad detectives in the C and O yards at Melbourne, they were arraigned before Se Baten in Newport and the case sent to the United States Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C Chandler
Washington, D. C
George Jansen
New York City
Melbourne
Se — Baten
Newport
Iles States
Deaths in Newport Brief Obituaries
John Reitman 51 of Camp Springs Campbell County died after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at St Josephs Church. Mrs Katherine Exeter 46 died at home Sev enth and Robert streets after a short illness. Mrs Margaret Cooper 64 died at home Tenth and cee streets of paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reitman
Camp Springs
Campbell County
St. Joseph’s Church
Katherine Exeter
Exeter
Robert Streets
Margaret Cooper
Robert Stamper
Cee
Kenton Grand Jury Granted One-Week Extension
The Kenton grand jury in Covington received a one week extension from Judge Tracy on Foreman Rasch request to finish investigations. Over the past week they studied jail cases but have yet to file any report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Covington
Tracy
Rasch
City to Host First Newport Municipal Dance
The first Newport municipal dance will be held Saturday night at Odd Fellows hall under Mayor Heimbold and the city commissioners. Chaperons include members of the Mothers and Teachers clubs plus James M. Arnold, Mrs. W. L. G, Miss McDowell, and Miss Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Odd Fellows Hall
Heimbold
Wert Mothers and ‘Teachers’ Clubs
James M. Arnold
Miss McDowell
Miss Rowe
Miss Anette Mann To Speak At Teachers And Mothers Club
Miss Anette Mann of Cincinnati will address the Teachers and Mothers club at their afternoon meeting. Blanche Perkins funeral planned for this afternoon after her East Second Street death. Ruth Pope granted divorce from Harley Pope with custody of child and $15 monthly alimony. Walter Murphy served as city prosecutor in Police Court. John Smith received $100 fine for carrying concealed weapons and $26 for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anette Mann
Cincinnati
Teachers and Mothers’ Club
Blanche Perkins
East Second Street
Frank H. Perkins
Ruth Pope
Harley Pope
Harbeson
Walter Murphy
John Smith
City Attorney Blocks Special Bond Election in Newport
Newport city officials can not hold a special election to issue bonds for street improvements under current law which allows only one election per year. The solicitor also said commissioners cannot compensate police and fire staff for lost pay while off duty due to injuries on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolff
Newport
Police and Fire Departments
Building Permits Issued for Homes and Railway Structure
Building Inspector Daley of Covington issued permits to Darnell and Kellar to erect a brick residence at 1619 Basklick Street costing 1000 dollars and to the L and N railway to erect an office building at Gray and Caroline Streets costing 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Covington
Darnell & Kellar
Basklick Street
L. and N. Railway
Gray and
Caroline Streets
Marriage Licenses Issued in Covington and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses issued yesterday include James O'Brien of Newport and Carrie Ryan of Covington. Also recorded are John E. B. Delwtler age 15 and Mary Brow age 31 of Patekpala, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James O'Brien
Newport
Carrie Ryan
John EB. Delwtler
Mary Brow
Patepkala
Ohio
County Auditor Recommends Clerks for Tax Office
County Auditor Durr urged district tax assessors to hire 1¢ extra clerks who have long served in the auditor's office. The workers lost their jobs under the Warnes law which shifted tax matters away from the auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durr
Warnes
Fund Set At 35000 In Columbus Area
Columbus report says a fund totaling thirty five thousand dollars was established in Columbus Ohio with the aim of supporting local projects. Officials from the state and city governments indicated coordination with community groups to allocate the proceeds. Further details were not available in the brief dispatch.
Barber Held as Gambler in Racing Slip Case
Mortimer Dunning a 40 year old barber of 1204 Freeman Avenue was arrested yesterday by the gambling squad charged with possessing racing slips indicating gambling activity and betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Dunning
Barber
Freeman Avenue
Man Arrested After String of Robberies and Shootings
A man identified as Fred Schmid, 34, of 1009 Windsor street, was arrested after shots were fired near the M B Farrin Lumber Co plant on Station avenue and the C H D railroad. George Conroy of Haight street identified him as the hold up man from recent nights, after Schmid allegedly took $1.75 and a watch and returned a quarter for car fare. The shooting happened behind the lumber plant, with bullets breaking windows in the firm’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
M. B. Farrin Lumber Company
Station Avenue
Fromme
Enxel
George Conroy
Haight Street
Fred Schmid
Windsor Street
Conroy
Schmidt
Police arrest salesman in salt cane and trunk theft case
Frank Kane aged 33 a salesman of 1220 Clay Street was arrested by Detectives Frame and Odgers and held on suspicion in connection with the theft of a salt cane and trunk from Emil Clauss of 906 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kane
Clay Street
Frame and
Odgers
Emil Clauss
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