Unhappy Couples Seek Freedom In Divorces
A series of divorce petitions allege neglect and infidelity. Bera Giver accuses Ora Giver of unkept home and lascivious behavior around their children, seeking custody. Edna M. Kroell seeks restoration of her maiden name after divorcing Walter L. Gagen, who deserted her in July. Virginia Whalen contends Roy Whalen had her arrested. she seeks child custody and alimony. Fannie Thorpe accuses Ira Thorpe of not supporting her or their children. Joseph Stiedel cites an early 1910s fracture in marriage. Louise Wertz obtains a divorce from Wellington Wertz. Anna E. Wehmnger gains an uncontested divorce from Paul Wenmer for cruel treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcaer Ae
Robert Davin
Edna M. Kroell
Walter L. Gagen
Reland
Fannie Thorpe
Ira
Thorpe
Josephine Btledel
Joseph Stiedel Callme
Hitfon
Ted
Louise W. Wertz
Linn. Street
M. Wellington
Wertz
Ween
Howeis
Anna E. Wehmnger
Paul Wenmer
Jer’ Hrusband
Attorney challenges juvenile court in crane case
Attorney Vatty for Th Roberts contends the Juvenile Court is unconstitutional and seeks to transfer proceedings to the Municipal Court. Judge Gorman urged postponement as hearings and filings were prepared by Friday guidance from Judge Gerenan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatty
Th Roberts
Mildred Crkne
Gerenan
Gorman
Hess
John Weinig
New Juvenie Court Cause
Gormnan Canes
Rosecutor
Zanene
Milaret von Cuana Uidge Gorman
Elizabeth Ren
Seventh Street
Governor Cask Aids Schools in Bond Validation Plan
Governor Cé to address the legislature with a bill validating bonded debts issued by cities to support Cincinnati school funds. The measure aims to confirm good faith of bonds sold and assist permanent school building funds urged by TM M. Withrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
M. Withrow
Falsa
Board of Education
Funeral Today For Priest Philip Rotham Of St. Anthony
Funeral services are held today for Philip Rotham a member of the Franciscan order and longtime editor of the St Anthony Messenger. The ceremony takes place at St Georges parish house with burial following at the parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Rotham
Ftor
Order of Baerce
St. Anthony Messenger
St. Treorge’s
Pather Hothman
St Bernard City Wall Play Canceled By Eagle Group
A local pageant or parade event titled St Bernard City Wall was called off by the St Bernard Order of Eagles after a late scheduling dispute. The notice cites organizational duties and a cancellation closing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Bernard, Order of Eagles
St. Bernard City Wall
Fagin Appeals Fine After Guilt in Fraud Case
Former constable Jorvey Fagin found guilty of obtaining money under false pretense and fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge Gorman of the Federal Law Court. He plans an appeal and faced related charges with former Magistrate L. S. Statton over a 4 dollar theft from Anna Loring of 245 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdrvey Fagin
Crg
Falae Prt
Gorman
Ceven Law Court
L. S. Statton
Anna Loring
Sixth Street
Ilegala Fagin
Hattie
Presteg
Eaigrnd
Harmon Buys Home of Brown in Insolvency Case
A broker purchased the Brown home at 2927 Annwood Avenue after a court ruling. Insolvency Judge Warner denied a claim for $4500 worth of china and jewelry seized from the residence. Police also reported the arrest of Wilkus Wilks, 26, at 1621 Pleasant Street on related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Brown
Loring-Andrew, Sommaniy
Sat
J. Kranks
Thompson Brown
Warner
Frank
Kon
Wiltkun Wilks
Pleasant Street
Chief of Police Warns of Check Forgers in Downtown Stores
The chief of police issues a warning about forgers operating in downtown stores. The scheme involves presenting bogus checks and demanding sums between 25 and 49 dollars. No further details on individuals or locations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chijef
Senor
Jewish Bodies to Meet at Radical Literary Center
A meeting of representatives from Jewish societies lodges and labor bodies is scheduled for Tuesday at the Radical Literary Center located at Court Street and Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radical Literary Center
Court Street
Central Avenue
Indictments by Grand Jury in Kenton County retrialty session
A Kenton County grand jury returns 33 indictments including larceny housefurniture theft receiving stolen goods and beware of others. Defendants listed include Cain Fabray Hussard Gray Armstrong Brinkley Bentler McGarvey Nagel Williams Holtman and others with charges ranging from destruction of property to nuisance blocking Southern avenues Latonia. Several defendants were dismissed and the court urged stricter enforcement and improved street signage and jailer pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Peay
Keene Au Mais
West Nepee
Panini
Tare -Erestang
Latonia
Cain
George Fabray
Hussard
George Gray
ThoyeaeHhotwell
Joseph Ayres
al. Botte
Taneny
Richard Armstrong
Sam. Brinkley
Dore
Anton Bentler
Charles and
Josep McGarvey
Henry Holtman
L. & N. Railroad
Laton
Divorce granted for James B Given and Anna Given
Judge Tracy grants James B Given a divorce from Anna Given on abandonment. Nelile Cosgrave sues James Cosgrave for divorce alleging extreme cruelty. Court to decide custody of their eleven year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
James B
Anna
Nelile Cosgrave
James Cosgrave
Wife Charges Neglect Over Support For Five Children
Andrew Brown of M Pike faced a district court plea on neglect for failing to support his five children. His wife testified he had provided support since Christmas but owed back payments after returning from employment overseas. The court noted a two week lapse and set continued support at a reduced amount for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brown
M, Pike
Kamende
Bolge Court
Brown
Atroadd
Ampany
Teenie
Ludlow Saloon Men Face Sunday Closing Violation Case
Albert Grimmeissen a Ludlow saloon keeper was cited in Police Court for violating the Sunday closing law. Rev Carl White of Ludlow First Presbyterian Church named witnesses for the prosecution while Jam Byrne of Covington will defend. Trial before Judge Hawkins and a jury is set for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grimmeissen
Elm and
Kenner
Ludlow
Grimmeissen
Carl White
Ludlow First Presbyterian Church
Hawkins
Juryiana
Jam’ Byrne
Coviniton
Taken to Penitentiary for Criminal Assault and Fraud
Samuel DeMoss, 5, was taken to the Frankfort penitentiary yesterday to serve a term not less than two years for criminal assault. George Lee, convicted in Campbell Law Court, will also be taken to prison. Samuel Cranes, convicted of obtaining under false pretenses, faces a ten year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel DeMoss
Aesterics
Penianay
Frankfort
DeMonss
Campbell Law Court
George Lee
Hesiciely
Hopkins Settles Suit for 80 Dollars in Campbell Circuit Court
William D. Hopkins, plaintiff against Fort Pitt Bridge Company for 10,500 damages, agreed to a settlement of 80 dollars after a court session. The case was resolved out of court following the dispute over an injury claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Hopkins
Fort Pitt Bridge Company
Campbell
Hopkins
King SP
Satteeta Nage
Beltion
Scheben Surrenders After Fatal Saloon Cutting
Michael Scheben surrendered to police after a street cutting in Newport. Victim Gaskins in critical condition from gunfire during an argument outside a saloon at Monmouth and Eighth streets. Behebn held pending outcome as authorities adjust charges and affidavits related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Scheben
Ting Clatedey
Flont
Andy Monmouth
Newport
Behebden
Absenge
Exonerated Couple in Newport Shooting Case
Charles Mullen and his wife of West Sixth street Newport were before Police Judge Buren. The husband faced a charge of shooting with intent to kill and the wife disorderly conduct. The couple claimed the shooting at Eleventh Street Newport was accidental and the wife’s minor wound not intentional. They were remanded to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mullen
West Sixth Street
Newport
Buren
Stretts
Mullen
Funeral for Miss Lucy Watkins Held at Home
The funeral of Miss Lucy BE Watkins will be held this afternoon from her home at 1135 Banklick Street. She is survived by T. McGil and three nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy BE. Watkins
Banklick Street
E- T. McGil
Gas Company Mayor Intervenes In Corington Dispute
A test shows good gas supply in Corington after a dispute with the Linion light company. City records indicate higher charges than ordinances permit, prompting scrutiny of the gas furnished to Northern Kentucky consumers and the city hall meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippe
Corington
Setuary Bliva
Linion. Light Company
Shetruyment
Bihja
Kentucky
Family Flee Fire Into Bitter Gold
Fire destroyed a home on NeCoursey pike south of Banklick creek early yesterday forcing F D White and his family to flee. White woke as the blaze gained headway. neighbors could not save the building and contents. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars. victims cared for by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneh
NeCoursey Pike
Banklick Creek
White
Sie Aces
New Trial Ordered in Kenton Circuit Case
G A Morgan defendant in a suit by John Callen in Kenton Circuit Court was granted a new trial and the verdict of $1,500 set aside by Judge Harbeson. Harry Pape sought to set aside a divorce decree. Eddie Eutenks faced action against the Engineers' Mutual association for $500 claimed in love for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Morgan
John Callen
Kenton
Gallen
Harbeson
Harry Pape
Eddie Eutenks
Paes
Engineers
Mtive Association
House Damaged by Fire at Madison Avenue Home
The residence of Mrs. Joseph at 1916 Madison Avenue sustained $100 in damages from hot coals dropped from a grate igniting woodwork. No injuries reported and fire officials investigated the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Senate Adjourns in Memory of Bacon
The Senate adjourned today in memory of Senator A. C. Racott of Georgia, chairman of the foreign relations committee, who died Saturday. Only business was the adoption of a resolution for the funeral and for the appointment of a committee. President Wilson may attend. forces will transport to the Senate chamber for services led by the Senate and church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binerirad
Hingteb
Senate
A. C. Racott
Georgia
Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Presidend Wilson
Idm
Hayti Rebels Defeated as Port de Paix Quiets
Washington reports Haytian government troops under General Yasynary defeated rival revolutions that seized Port de Paix. The navy dispatch notes rebels lost control of the port and the American Dye rot company property was recovered. Gunboat Nord 5 proceeds to Cape Ayden to blockade Port de Paix and Port Liberte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikhington
Haytien
Yasynary
Jqater
Republic
Port de Paix
Navy
Blerer
Wheeling
Dyerot Company
Oll
Nord 5
Cape Ayden
Port Liberte
Army estimates cut as House refuses to add men
The House military committee, led by Chairman Hay of Virginia, rejects a rise in Army strength and excludes funds for 5,000 additional troops. The panel cites no need for a larger standing army beyond last year and emphasizes maintaining existing forces with equipment and militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentative Hay
Vic
Garrison
I Pattippine Rpute
Quartermaster Corps
Hospital Corps
Hose
Comstitt
Hay
Congress
Couple Charged With Delinquency Of Boy
Jacob Pryanitary Pearce of Norwood and Fry Pearce were charged with delinquency of a minor as their 9 year old son allegedly was given drink. They were arrested by order of Mayor Engitt of Norwood after complaints from Mrs Fry of Lexington Kentucky and from Pearce of Mt Healthy regarding neglect of their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Pryanitary Pearce
Norwood
Priie
Fry
Pearce
Mayer Engi
Ak Pearce
Jacob Fry
Fire threatens town as winds fuel Ohio blaze
A stable fire near Washington and Union streets in Ohio yesterday endangered several houses and menaced the town. High winds fueled the blaze and prompted fears it would spread, though only several homes were damaged and the occupants appear safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
New
Ohio
Washington
Union Streets
Moritz Loth Shaft to be dedicated at Jewish Cemetery
The shaft of Moritz Loth founder of the American Hebrew Ca will be dedicated at the Jewish Cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moritz Loth
The
American Hebrew Ca
Girls Rescued From Blaze In Race Street Store
Fire at Louis Adler fur store trapped four girls Miss Nellie McCoy Miss Celia Miller Miss Margie Schaeffer and Miss Fleming. McCoy and Miller were overcome by smoke and carried out by firemen. Fleming escaped after clinging to a skylight edge. Taylor and Roebinger helped her to the hotel roof. Fire origin unknown. Heavy loss from water and smoke. other workers fled to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Adler Fur Store
Nellie McCoy
Portland
Hopkins Street
Redier
Louise Meyers Milinery
Raché Street
Lincoln writes on memories of his father for memorial event
Robert T. Lincoln son of Abraham Lincoln sent a cordial letter to Harry K. Probasco in response to a request to share reminiscences for the Lincoln Maine memorial ceremonies. Lincoln said he has always declined to write about his father and cannot change his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Harry K. Probasco
Lincoln
Probasco
Receivers Named for Ahr & Rost Company
Charles Cunningham named receiver for Ahr and Rost Company a Gest street vehicle woodwork manufacturers on Judge Warner’s order at the request of president George Rast. Unsettled finances cited assets about 50 000 liabilities 47 600 and roughly 50 000 worth of unfinished contracts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cunningham
Ahr & Rost Company
Gest Street
Warner
George Rast
Girl Awarded Two Hundred Dollars in Auto Collision Case
Elia Gallagher received a verdict of $200 from Judge May's Court yesterday in a Union Gas and Electric Company case. A street car she rode was sideswiped by a gas company wagon loaded with gas pipe, and the pipe struck her ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Gallagher
May
Union Gas and Electric Company
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Bera Giver
Ora Giver
Wonton
Fagin
Mary A. Meyer
Indianapolis
Sarat. Ferbert
Ani-Tuberculosis League
Covington Ofe
America
Palglamaison Birbets
Perephone South
Monmouth Street
Scheben
BURY
HAYTI
Wiedom
Henry Shreve
Wort Avenue
Wyoeve
Charles
Race ST
Intes
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