Boys Go Joy Riding Like Youth In Movies
Lawrence Mabst., 10, and Toney Mewe, 12, allegedly stole a horse and buggy near Bowen Street theater. They rode through Fifth Street and Eden Park causing a trolley scare and nearly hitting a patrolman before being chased by Officers Jackson and Johnre and returning the vehicle to Fred Dreidame of Goodman Street. Dreidame later claimed the horse and buggy. the youths were taken to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mabst
Bowen
Aml Toney Mewe
Nore Ain
Withers
Villian
Iin
Eo Puth
Toney
Vitich
Fifth Street
J al & Gorner
Eden Park
Walnut Hill
Avondhie
Auburn
Fred Dreidame
Goodman Street
Jackson and
Johre
Polies
Dreidame
Lawrenge
Sharp of Ohio Backed for Russian Ambassadorship
Senator Pomerene and the Ohio Congressional delegation back Sharp for the Russian ambassadorship. The article notes a broader push linked to Wilson and Democratic support, while also reporting on a Senate agricultural bill to combat hog cholera with a $990000 appropriation and the involvement of Pomerene and Bowdle in pushing it forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindell
Pomerene
Wilson
Ohio
Senate Agricultural Committee
Department of Agriculture
Alén Ang Bowidie
Cinei- Watie
Printers Form Club Elects 51 Charter Members
The Printers Form Club for printers and supply men met at the Ben Franklin Club. Fifty one charter members were voted in last night. Officers elected include Adam Brawhart president S Lark vice president George Bryan Ajamende and Leslie Webb secretaries. Next meeting set for Saturday night February 1. Location committee to establish headquarters. twenty five new members to be admitted at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printersi
Ben Franklin’ Club
Adan” Brawhwart
Presid
S.lark
Wice
George Bryan
Ajamende
Leslie Webb
Secre
Saloon Keeper Acquitted by Municipal Court
Presiding Judge Fricke and Judges Fox and Yewtiman acquitted Einer Helfrich, saloon keeper at 276 West Sixth Street, of violating the midnight closing law after detectives of the Anti-Saloon League testified they passed the saloon at night and found it dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fricke
Judgce Fox
Yewtiman
Einer Helfrich
West Sixth’ Street
Hettrich
Ninth
Veteran Seoured Hunters to Receive Government Pensions
Fragmentary text indicates a Civil War era group known as the Seuire Hunters armed to defend Cincinnati from Southern troops. The article notes pension eligibility proposals in Congress, with monthly benefits of 122 dollars for veterans, widows at 63, and annual adjustments to age thresholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Stanley Boewdle
Clubhouse Construction Nears Completion at Twightwee
Negotiations for a new clubhouse at Twightwee on the Little Minn closed last night. The club expects the house ready for occupancy by April 1, with plans for a banquet and theater party on Thursday night February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twightwee
Little Minn
Byrie
Lawsuit Headlines Blur in City Courts
Rachel Brenner sues in Superior Court for 5000 damages against August Steinman owner of a tenement at 623 Cutter Street alleging a hallway light was out and she fell injuring herself. John A Zhegder a tailor seeks 6000 damages in Common Pleas against J G Wilson alleging he was struck and his nose broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Brenner
Superior “C
August Steinman
Cutter Street
Heieman
John A. Zhegder
Common Pleas Court
Wilson
Mail Boxes Ransacked in Flat Building Heist
Police investigate robbery of mail boxes in a flat building along Altenau and Mound streets. Several letters stolen including items addressed to Mary Weiliaut and others such as Fred Schnelldt GW Ryan and Orin Abbott. A letter was found torn in the Ninth street entrance and another box at the Mound street entrance reported missing mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenau
Mary Weiliaut
Mike Weitlaut
Ninth Street
Fred Schnelldt
Council
GW. Ryan
Orin Abbott
Mr. E. Darby
Mound Street
Middleton to Be Soloist at Orpheus Club Concert
The Orpheus Club will present the concert of the season at the Emery auditorium Thursday night under Edwin Wy Glover. Arthur Middleton, who sang with the club two years ago, will be the soloist with incidental solos by Erwin Meyer and Herbert Schatz. Charles J. Young will be the pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus Club
Emory Auditorium
Feruary
Edwin
Wy Glover
Arthur Middleton
Dmitterer
Erwin Meyer
Herbert Schatz
Charles J. Young
Bar Editors Views Stir Jury Over Obscene Books Case
Haygood editor of the Weekly testified before Judge Thomas and a jury that he had read numerous obscene and lascivious books over the past decade. He defended his views on book hygiene while the defense challenged the material linking Anthony Comecock to a newsletter published by Carson Revelry. The proceedings centered on whether the material constituted obscenity and if it justified charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fein & Norman
Haysood
the Weekly
Thomas
United States District Court
Haygood
Terial
Mitchen Kennedy
Busber
Anthony
Danie
Carson
Inex Hyglene
Suspended Patrolmen Face Deeper Probe At Plumbing Shop
Four patrolmen were suspended amid an investigation into visits to a West Seventh plumbing shop noted for possible improper conduct. Names and details emerged of officers questioned by investigators, with testimony suggesting more senior figures may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh
Lawrence
William Cottman
Pobike
Alvin Bernhardt
Keidel
Feldel
Grimm
Bole
Bernhardt
Evelyn Hoefinger
Plutebing
Moeflinger
Seafety
Lee Foster
Missing Girl Searched Across Cities After Disappearance
A Chicago report states a young girl who vanished last Monday prompted searches in major U S cities. The Young Women's Christian Association awaits her father as authorities coordinate a nationwide effort to locate her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Chicago
Florence Pacers
Lawlor
Coir
Herome
United States
Vas
Stein
Young ‘Women’s Christian Association
York
New Realty Men Drive Plan for Boosters Group
A new organization will be formed next Thursday at 8 o clock. The group aims to unite active realty owners and clarify complex realty work. It seeks better valuation methods and suburban expansion, with plans for streetcar extensions and traction lines to the city center. M. M. Flynn, a noted realty broker, will organize the board, to be known as the Realty Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Penai Taatel Aa
M. 4. Flynn
Dea the Realty Board
Banks to Probe Deposits for Unpaid Interest
State officials will seek to reclaim funds from bank deposits to cover unpaid interest. The first target is the old Cincinnati Trust Company once led by George J. Cox, later taken over by Provident Savings Bank and Trust. Bonds of 25 000 tied to the old bank remain held by the state auditor until interest is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columban Tyregu Chocigsatt Amefican Eee
Ohio
Ewery
Nheciaar State
Trea
Inter-St Atayes
Busike
Old
Cincinnati Trust Company
George J. Cox
Cincinnati
Ite
Provident Savings Ban and Trust Company
Donahey
Burial Miss Bonte Today From Cincinnati School Past
The funeral for Miss Belle M. Bonte will be held this afternoon at Spring Grove Chapel. A former Cincinnati public school teacher, she retired about fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Belle
M. Bonté
Tauavae Sabie
Spring Grove Chapel
Mies Bonte
Cincinnati Public Echiools
First trailer car spied on Clark Street line
A glimpse of the first trailer car was seen yesterday on the Clark Street car line as the traction company prepares for operation. Over the next few days the company expects to place all sixty new cars on the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Traction Company
Meyers Charged With Bribe Offer During Debate
Special to Theacre Frankfort Feb 1 Debates over the books bill passed the House seventy to seven. Representative Harry Meyers Covington faced a charge that a Chicago publisher’s agent offered money to remove his opposition. John C Dafty, author of the bill, made the counter accusation. Meyers supported the bill with an amendment to place the textbook commission appointment with the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
House
Harry Meyers
Covington
Chicago
Wis
John C. Dutty
Meyers
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frank, C. Greene
Carrollton
Dafty
Book Company
Street cave-in closes multiple streets after collapse
A cave-in near the intersection of Third Street and nearby avenues closed streets and disrupted traffic after the burst occurred last night. Public Works Commissioner reports the discovery yesterday and ongoing repairs are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greengosvest
Heevina
Third Street
Uavel
oGa
Third Cod
Damage suit over alleged assault at Latonia race track
Baware eraser a Covington barber sues J M Wenger Latonia Race Track superintendent in Kenton Circuit Court for 10000 dollars arguing he was struck and ejected at the track during a June 6 incident. case tried yesterday and awaiting jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baware
Covington
J. M. Wenger
Latonia
Tarveson
Kenton
Newport Plans First Municipal Dance at Odd Fellows Hall
Final arrangements completed for Newport's inaugural municipal dance to be held Saturday night at Odd Fellows Hall. City Commission and women's club representatives attended. profits will aid poor children. cepenete will be the sole refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Odd Fellows Hall
Helmbold
Marriage Licenses Issued in Covington Yesterday
Covington issued licenses to Walter Weaver 30 and Nancy Guitice 21 from Xenia Ohio Marie Belz 21 and Jobo Kraus 21 from Columbus Ohio Frank Overgoen 40 and Anny Fleinsenar 23 from Covington, and Fred Sebeld and Anna Meyers from Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Walter Weaver
Nancy Guitice
Xenia
Ohio
Jobo Kraus
Marie Belz
Columbus
Frank Overgone
Anny Fleinsenar
Fred Sebeld
Anna Meyers
Newport Maintains Tax Rate At 1.40
City commissioners kept Newport's tax rate at 1.40 dollars per hundred, defeating proposed increases for the eastern district. The police and fire budget was reduced by 1000 dollars from Ebert's estimate, with total department funding at 324.94 dollars for street repairs and cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Newport
Covington Briefs Touch on Jewelry Theft and Meetings
Detectives Drees and Higgins recovered jewelry stolen from the residence of Dr Paul Kerkow at Eleventh and Rossel. A Brew masters Club meeting for Covington Newport and Cincinnati was held at Eleventh and Lee streets. Funeral arrangements for contractor Jacob Wolpenheim at Baker Street and St John’s Church Lewissburg are announced with Epworth League entertainment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drees and Higgins
Paul Kerkow
Eleventh
Rossel
U .M. E. Church
Leon Cate
Man Held Before Grand Jury in Larceny and Break-In Case
Karl Smith, arrested days earlier by Detectives Drees and Higgins, was held by the Kenton grand jury yesterday on charges of grand larceny and house-breaking. His bond was set at 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Smith
Drees and
Higsins
Natural gas for Latonia assured after open meeting
At a Latonia Improvement Association meeting city commissioners and members discussed Union Light Company plans to lay mains in the Latonia suburb. Secretary Silva said residents must sign for gas connections, with an estimated 800 connections needed to justify the investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape
Latonia
Latonia Association
Ecretary Stiva
Union Light Company
Covington
Philipps
Silva
Pecular Clanaee Fe Ead
Adkins
Claude Ten
Sociation
County Board Adopts Tax Assessments After 30 Day Session
The Kenton County Board of Supervisors adjourned after 30 days of work and passed the county tax assessments for the year. The board’s report was returned to County Clerk John Dillon for recapitul. The total assessed valuation will be made public later, following protests and reconsiderations of property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Board of Supervisors
Abele
John Dillon
Husband Granted Decree in Covington Divorce Case
Mary Schoolfield of Covington filed suit against her husband in Kenton Keene Court alleging abandonment. Tracy granted a decree on his complaint, while he claimed she abandoned him and named her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schoolfield
Covington
Kenton Keene 4
Tracy
Barr Schoolfield
Euff
Husband Enjoined After Threats in Covington Home
Judge Tracy issued an order restraining William Holtman from approaching his wife Anna Holtman at their Covington home on Sanford and Carlisle streets. Mrs. Holtman alleges Holtman made threats to kill her and her son Harry Reckward.
School faces need for more rooms as attendance rises
Covington public school enrollment grows prompting the school commissioner to search for additional classroom space. An elementary expansion is needed and high school classes have temporarily moved into the Cop pins building to relieve overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Coppin
Gas Explosion Damages Covington Home on Twenty-First Street
Building inspector Paty examined the Covington residence of H. Behrens at 711 Twenty-First Street after an early morning natural gas leak ignited by a lighted heater. The blast damaged the rear wall and caused a fire, injuring no one but frightening the Behrens family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paty
Covington
H. Behrens
Twenty-first Street
Behrens
Deserter John Smith Arrested in Newport
John Smith a millworker was arrested on Middletown Ohio authorities charge of deserting his wife and two children at West Sixth Street Newport. An officer from Middletown arrived in Newport to take Smith back for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
West Sixth Street
Newport
Smith
Middletown
Ohio
Moosers to Banquet The Progressives of Kenton
Kenton progressives host a banquet with speakers Littieford of Nati Dr Os of Falmouth and J Ace Root of Newport as principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progressives
Kenton
Will Mae Tomortom
Littieford
Nati
Falmouth
Jace Root
Newport
Volunteer speakers announced for Lincoln Birthday program
Superintendent announces 4 6f citizens will speak at schools for Lincoln Birthday. Schools to close Monday February 22 for Washington’s Birthday. early close February 21 due to funds. List of agreed speakers includes Banford A Headley Louis Pink and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Rodney Stantury
Washington
Ruhday
Banford A
Headiey
Aloort H. ‘Morrill
Louis P. Pink
G. Foster
Dudley ©. Outelat
RM. Ochiltro
A. L. Behymer
Joseph B. Kelley
G. Heianater
Fred Hoffman
John Wenig
J Benton Oppenheimer
Charles O
Justice N. Green
D. Dy . Woodmanses
Thomas H. Kelley
G. W., Schneider
Hiram Rulison
John D. Bille
B. Scott King
Edward A. Hafner
Fashion Week Faces Weather Deterrent for Cincinnati Event
Fashion Week committee of the Chamber of Commerce cites unnetired spring weather as the chief reason the spring exhibit of styles failed to deliver expected benefits. Prominent city merchants attended the last fall meeting expressing doubt that favorable conditions would draw visitors to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commeres
Cincinnati
Sayres in New Home in Grace Court Here
Special to The American from Williamstown Massachusetts dated February 5 reports Mr and Mrs Francie B Sayre daughter of President Wilson returning from abroad and starting housekeeping in a new Grace Court home. The house was formerly occupied by Prof William H McElfresh of Williams College who is on leave in Europe. Mr Sayre will commence his duties as.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Maes
Francie Bi Sayre
Wilson
Grace Court
Sayre
William H. MecElfresh
Williams College
Europe
Films Show Industrial Films At Music Hall
Members of the Chamber of Commerce with Luke W. Smith of the Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit will view moving pictures depicting iron manufacturing. Rogers, Brown & Co. loaned the films to be shown at Music Hall as the first in a series from the Manufacturers' Permanent Init Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Luke W. Smith
Rogers, Brown & Co
Music Hall
Init Company
Club candidates named for Cuvier-Preas election
William Stiegler Fred Poole and Waller bni Sr oppose Arthur Morgan Moses Strauss and Charles KE in directorship election of the Cuvier-Preas Club to be held March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stiegler
Fred Poole
Waller
City Auditor Appointment Recited by Official
City Auditor Leiman announced the appointment of E. Lea to the auditor's office. The new appointee will receive 1200 dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiman
E. Lea Oeeree
Indictment unlikely in Allied Printing Trades Council probe
Federal grand jury in New York is unlikely to indict in the Sherman law inquiry into the Allied Printing Trades Council. The probe may end with a civil suit testing the use of union labels in boycotts, or a settlement between union interests and federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Sherman
Allied Printing Trades Council
Hct
Leasing of theater by Anglo American syndicate reported
A Belair report states an Anglo American syndicate of directors and chief stockholders from the Metropolitan Opera Company Boston Opera Company and Canvest Garden Company plans to lease M Gabriel Ax trol’s theater Des Champs Kignee the temple of music for a year starting in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Paria
Belair
Metropolitan Opera Company
Boston Opera Company
Canvest Garden Company
M. Gabriel Axtruo
Des Champs Kignee
Temple of Music
Ultra
Partelan
Suring
Coe Mare
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Organization OF Realty Men
Plan OF Boosters
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America
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Covington Briefs
New Orleans
Count ‘‘Mard Gras
Illinois Central Railroad
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Chess Cone Railroad
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Alexander Molasses Company
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