Resignations and possible replacements in city offices
The city government discussed resignations including Geier and others. Pinkerton declined to resign as inspector. Robert Long may move to Pinkerton Place. Mayor Spiegel accepted Bertia Baldwin’s resignation as waterworks superintendent. John Re Hillier will replace Baldwin. James Di Nelson sent his resignation to the Service Bureau. Eugene Mexily, chief stenographic clerk in the auditor's office, was asked to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lortinianer
Koliner
Pinkerton Steeen Ca
Robert Long
Rodman
Engineers
Spiegel
Telfér
Bertia Baldwin
Baldwin
John Re Hiller
James di Nelson
Fosdick
Nelson
Eugene
Auditor’ S Office
Jury Packing Charged in Judge Speer Case
A heated, partisan exchange marked day four of the Speer jury inquiry in Savannah. Former Marshal Barnes testified Judge Emory Speer opened his grand jury to friends, allegedly loading the panel with associates to influence the Green-Gaynor Harbor fraud probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Constesstiaur
Ménard
Speer
Grand Dary
Greené-Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
John M. Barnes
Barnes
Food Inspectors Arrest Adulteration Suspects in City
Charles A. Corey swore warrants for the arrest of Lenser 2170 Central avenue Crockett Central avenue Anderson Broadway and Second G Sturla Canal and Main charging the men with selling adulterated food Sturla allegedly colored noodles while others watered oysters Continuous wording from the OCR notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Corey
Lenser
Central Avenue
Crockett
Een
Anderson
Broadway
G. Sturla
Sturla
Fireside Girl Advocates Quiet Home Life Over Frivolity
A reader from Fort Thomas Kentucky argues for the Fireside girl who stays at home manages duties and meals and brings cheer, opposing the roaming Butterfly girl who neglects chores. The letter praises domestic virtue and steady routine as the best path to happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Allaver
Fort Thomas
Fireside Girl and Butterfly Contrast in The American
Letters discuss Miss Frost and Miss Susanne Witla in The American contest. Readers weigh which girl best embodies a Fireside companion, praising quiet strength and homely virtues over social whirlwind appeal. Mrs. R. L. Floto of Norwood endorses a Fireside ideal over a butterfly personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Prost
Vrost
R. L. Floto
Norwood
Butterflies and Lireside Girls in Meading Onto Society Ad
The fragment discusses two women the Butterly and Lireside girls as contrasting types. It praises one for living with worldly pleasures and heavenly thoughts while promoting happiness charity and cheer. It highlights a charitable ethos and cheerful influence through a lifestyle and persona attributed to Loretta Stieno at 1107 Main Street Mead ing Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfly
Henry John Ivers
Liberty ‘Street
Cine
Ares
Ghoome
Butterfis
Loretta
Stieno
Main Street
Meading
Onto
Noting Miss Susane Willa Spreads Laughs and Joy
Miss Susane Willa, described as a buttery type who brings laughter and pleasure, is praised for a smile that makes everyone happy. Bernard Wessel notes her cheerful influence and hopeful outlook in Laurel Street correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susane Willa
Bernard Wessel
Laurel, Street
Choice Between the Butterfly and the Fireside Girl
The speaker favors the Fireside damsel and argues character over charm. Loyalty, unselfishness, and true affection define the ideal, while the butterfly remains appealing yet secondary to noble womanhood.
Which Kind of a Girl Do You Like
Reader poll invites opinions on which type of girl is more attractive from a Farce comedy duo at the Grand next week. Prizes include cash, orchestra seats, and box tickets for responses limited to 100 words. Submit to the Dramatic Editor by next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belia
Walery
Ite
Orca Itl
Hach
Ahawer
Dramatic Editor
American
Fragmentary memoir note on tension and unshared attention
A disjointed fragment references feeling overwhelmed by trouble and a tense search for pleasure. It mentions Miss Be Lindey and Anna, with unclear Obie and a hint of someone named Fireside or a “Sword of Phen’ comer out.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeey
Anna Aihine
Yan
Eine
Burial for Bishop Walden Monday in Daytona
The Lady of Bishop John Morgan Wyden, who died in Daytoria Florida, will be laid to rest Monday morning at Welgat Hills Methodist Church. Prominent churchmen will attend and Bishop William Anderson of Cincinnati will deliver the principal address as the Masonic ritual is observed. The body arrives today and a delegation from Lexington M Church will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan Wyden
Daytoria
Fla
Lexington M
Saloon License Violations Lead to Fines and Continued Cases
Oliver Ruf, son of George Trafft, was found guilty of selling liquor without a license and fined 200 dollars plus costs. Attorney Max Levi may seek a new trial. George Alwis’s similar charge was dismissed. Other defendants Charley Redkey Bert Rich and Porter Brubkner had their cases continued. John C Wade faced a separate midnight law issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ruf
George Trafft
Stony Point
Riverside
Alexander
Max Levi
George Alwis
John c. Wade
Spring Grove Avenue
False Pretenses Charge Against Horse Dealer Taube
George Taube, 42, a horse dealer from Fifteenth and Vine streets, was arrested by detectives yesterday and held for Burlington authorities. He is accused of obtaining money through false pretenses in a horse trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taube
Fifteenth and Vine Streets
Burlington
Jury cannot reach verdict in Smokers case against railroad
In Covington Kentucky Judge Tracy presided as jurors in a three day trial of charges that the L. & N. Railroad created smoke in its yards. The jury failed to reach a verdict 6 to 6 and was dismissed. A related Kenton Circuit case against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad resulted in a guilty finding followed by abatement and a pending Court of Appeals decision. Commonwealth Attorney RK Williams moved for a new trial and the case will be retried March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy & C. Railroad
Covington
Tudge Tracys
Kenton
L. & N. Railroad
Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
RK. C. Williams
Dunley Pike dairyman fined for adulterated milk
Dairyman Fred Requardt of Dunley Pike was fined $25 plus costs after a police court case filed by milk inspector Crisler. Testimony showed five milk samples sold by Requardt failed quality tests indicating adulteration and contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Requardt
Dunley Pike
Crisler
Requardt
Judge Buys Hickey Home in Govington Real Estate Move
Real estate notices show Govington buying EB J Hickey homestead on Madison avenue by Judge Jeff Edmonds at the public court. The price paid is said to be around $8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govington
EB. J. Hickey
Madison Avenue
Jeff Edmonds
Pop Court
Jury directed in Scheben versus Wiedemann damage suit
The Campbell Circuit Court held the case of Bernard Scheben against the Wiedemann Co. Newport was taken from the jury by a peremptory instruction from Judge Yungblut. Scheben sought 37000 dollars for injuries claimed from a fall at the plant citing contributory negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Scheben
Wiedemann Co
Newport
Campbell Circuit
Yungblut
Scheben
U S Sues Railroads in Federal Court Action
The United States District Attorney filed suits in Covington Federal Court against L. & N. C. & O. and Southern Railways of Kentucky for alleged violations of a safety act. Claims allege unsafe coupling and other appliances endangering workers. 23 counts cited with $100 fines per conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eawin Morrow
Covington
Southern Railways
Kentucky
Net
Abandonment Claim in Kenton Divorce Case
Luella Ireland sues Rollins C Ireland in Kenton circuit court alleging abandonment and failure to support herself and child. Married 1900, she says abandonment occurred in 1909. Separately Margaret Wright and Florence Burnin receive divorces in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella
Ireland
Kenton
Margaret Wright
James Wright
Florence, Buring
Charles Burn Paank
Clifton Plans Annex to Bring Finchtown Territory
Trustees push legislation to annex land next to Clifton district including Finchtown with the Andrews Steel plant on the Licking river. A committee, with Attorney Hubbard Schwartz, will seek an amendment and meet Highlands district representatives for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Board of
Hubbard Schwartz
Finchtown
Andrews Steel
Licking River
Ludlow ministers seek Sunday closing law enforcement
Members of the Ministerial Association of Ludlow led by Rev. C. Carl H. White ask Mayor Charles F. White and city officials to enforce the Sunday closing law in Ludlow. Protestant ministers and Christian Brotherhood members plan a Covington meeting Sunday afternoon to discuss saloon closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Ludlow
C. Carl H. White
Charles F. White
Laidlow
Christian Brotherhood
Covington
Parade Planned by Newport Ministers to Protest Sunday Law
Arrangements by the Ministerial association and the Laymen's League of Newport for a street parade and mass meeting protesting the non enforcement of the Sunday closing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Taube Held by Boone County Sheriff After Cincinnati Arrest
George Taube of Cincinnati was brought to Covington by Detectives Sandford and Parker and released on bond after Sheriff John Allison took custody. A warrant from Boone County Judge Cammack rests on a 1911 check transaction tied to a horse deal at Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taube
Cincinnati
Covington
Sandford
Parker
John Allison
Taube
Cammack
Boone County
Peters
Gambler Fined in Covington Court Over Gambling
Bred Hengehold of Covington was fined 306 dollars in Judge Tracy's Court for permitting gambling at 33 Pike Street. He promised to stop gambling on his premises in the future. Frank Smith faced trial set for January 20 on similar charges. Luther Watson’s trial date was also scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bred Hengehold
Covington
Tracy
Pike Street
Hengehold
Frank Smith
Newport Briefs Highlight Local Officials and Civil Case
Edward J. Krieger former Newport mayor is critically ill at his East Tenth Street home. A damage suit by Howard Marion against South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Co. was dismissed and settled in Campbell circuit court with $400 awarded to Marion. Willie Jaeger 12 on Dayton Street sustained an injury while playing with other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
East Tenth Street
Howard Marion
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Co
Campbell
Willie Jaeger
Dayton Street
Citizens’ pride fuels Cinelonetl publicity drive
Early pledges show citizens of Cinelonetl backing a $100,000 publicity campaign to showcase the city’s assets. The plan includes moving pictures of local beauty and industry and broad industry participation led by the Chamber of Commerce. A convention committee will oversee efforts to rally business support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinelonetl
Uipein
Chamber of Commerce
Hidden $4000 Found In Abandoned Estate
Mrs Amora Gross of ree Fork Road kept $3085 in a cup in a cupboard for 22 years. She added $150 yearly rent, totaling 4600 brought to Judge Lueders in Probate Court. The money formed part of her husband’s estate and funded a modest living from a small farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amora Gross
Ree
Fork Road
Theen Township
Navy
Lueders
Burton Opposed to Federal Ownership in Senate Debate
In Washington on January 22 the Senate debated government ownership and operation of railroads tied to the Alaska railroad bill. Senator Williams denounced the measure, saying some Democrats once supported Populist ideas. Senator Chamberlain defended it, noting government river improvements funded by taxpayers meet rail competition. Senator Pittman opened the day’s discussion while Senator Sturton argued that government rail ownership has been a failure in other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington
Senate
Alaska
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Chamberlain
Williams
Pittman
Vada
Sturton
Ohio
Arpa Oomgtar Pecan Ee
Novel libel case tied to Middleburg town portrayal
Matt Wood a Wolworth Building lawyer asks District Attorney Whitman to arrest Bouck for criminal libel over his novel The Mixing which portrays Middleburg Schoharie County as a decadent place with sheepish peasants The District Attorney will rule after reviewing the work and whether it harms public trust in the town and its people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bouch White
Matt Wood
Woolworth
Yhetrict
Whitman
Bouck
Middleburg
Schoharie County
Matt
Yale
Harvard
White
Perkins
Wood
Driver Henry Roiming Injured in Gilbert Avenue Collision
Henry Roiming, an 8 year old driver employed by Alland Coal, living near Sixth and Gilbert, was hurt, likely fatally, when his wagon was struck by a southbound Gilbert avenue car at Division and Gilbert. He was thrown from the wagon and sustained a sprained back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry. Roiming
Alland Coal Company
Sixth and
Gilbert Avenue
Division
Gilbert Avenues
Roiming
Bogus Check Passed at Local Hardware Store
A man who gave the name James West a Cincinnati University student passed a bogus check at Linderman Hardware, 2620 Vine, for $15 to buy a gas lamp, with $10 received after the cashier covered the discrepancy. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James West
Cincinnati University
Linderman: Slardware Store
Vine King
LOOK FOR LOST RELATIVE IN ENGLAND
Chief of Police Copelaw received a note from relatives of Sidney Bradley of Oldham Lancashire England. They say he left home apparently for Cineti and sought help from the local department in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copelaw
Sidney Bradley
Oldham
Lancashire
Eng
Cineti
Beardsley Faces Court Over Kidnapping Incident
Jamestown N Y authorities tied up the case against Edward Beardsley the outlaw who shot Johnny Putnam the overseer of the poor during attempts to seize Beardsley s three children Beardsley was arraigned before Justice Harry M Young and a hearing scheduled. The Beardsley children were to be taken by their grandmother Edith Pier to Titusville later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Jamestown
N.Y
Chautauqua County
Edward Beardsley
Johnny Putnam
Putnam
Beardsley
An. Pee
Justice of the Peace
Harry
M. Young
Titusville
Edith Ihg
Edna Pier
Goelet Leaves City Amid Divorce Proceedings
Special to Fos Arachne New York by Robert Goelet reports he is absent from the city as divorce papers on Mrs Whelen Goelet are served on him for extreme cruelty misbehavior and harshness. He has made no reply and is said to be out of town at 47 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fos Arachne
New York
Robert ‘Goelet
Newport
Hospitalists Seek ID of Assault Victim on Sixth and Elm
City Hospital attendants work to identify a Black man assaulted yesterday at Sixth and Elm Streets. The victim suffered a fractured skull from a rear blow. Police report William Hastman, a Black man, was later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Sixth and
Elm Streets
William Hastman
Hospital Campaign Aims to Raise 250000 Dollars
Directors of the German Deacourss Hospital announce a campaign at English Lutheran Church to boost funds from 100000 to 250000 dollars for an annex as the hospital remains crowded and in need of support.
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Clifton Avenue
English Lutheran Church
Race Street
Uoed
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