Man Killed in Wagon Fall in Covington
Larry Neal aged 25 a teamster of 424 Main Street Covington Kentucky died after falling from his wagon at Bank and McLean avenues yesterday He was a driver for Lewin Lumber Company and slipped forward to fix traces when he overbalanced and fell resulting in a fatal injury to his chest.
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Larry Neal
Main Street
Covington
Bank and
McLean Avenues
Neal
Lewin Lumber Company
Busy Day For Grand Jury In Covington County
The Kenton County grand jury spent a full day in session from morning until 5 p m with a one hour lunch. Witnesses appeared to answer questions about watch blinking in Covington and elsewhere in the county. None disclosed details of proceedings. An extension of time was granted by Judge Frank Tracy shortly before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Grand Jury
Watchblink
Covington
Judgments and sales motions in several Cincinnati area cases
Court actions include a motion for a new trial and an order of sale in the case Joseph Huessman versus M Northcott. A judgment and sale order was issued in Suburban Perpetual Building and Loan Association versus N H Walterman. Bridget Hughes versus Kenton County and others seeks 750 for a horse injured on a bridge near Latonia, with the county demurrer sustained. The Rose Beasch versus Irene Beasch case submission was set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cincinnati Street Ee Co
Shtonia
Joseph Huessman
M. Northcott
N. H. Walterman
Bridgett Hughes
Kenton County
Latonia
Rose Beasch
Irene Beaschi
Court Notes From Campbell Circuit Court Action
The Home Building Association filed suit against Lewis and Mary Todd in Campbell Circuit Court seeking 1775 dollars on a note. August Young filed suit against Katherine Young for direct sale and conveyance of a shared estate interest. An appeal from the court, as Squire Maschinnut was granted yesterday by Judge Yungbiut. William Yaeger was the plaintiff in a suit before the squire on a violation of game laws. he was fined 25 dollars and his hunting outfit seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Building Association
Lewis and Mary Todd
Campbell Circuit
August Young
Katherine Yung
Peter Yung
Maschinnot
Yungbiut
William
Yaeger
Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home and Humane Society Meetings
The Board of Managers of the Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home will meet Thursday afternoon at St John’s Church in Newport. The Campbell County Humane Society will meet tonight at Mrs Ly Raison’s home on Sixth and Overton streets in Newport.
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Board of Managers
Campbell County
St. John’s Church
Newport
Campbell ‘County ” Humane Society
Mre
C. ‘Ly ‘Raison
Overton Streets
Progressive Candidates In Campbell County
Progressive candidates in Campbell County include J Edward Boltz for county judge a prominent Newport attorney and lifelong resident and Boone Gosney for sheriff a veteran county official with a strong assessor record. The text argues Boltz would provide proper administration and Gosney would bring efficiency to county duties and finances.
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Progressive
Campbell County
Didate
J. Edward Boltz
Roltz
Boone Gosney
Shorif
Campbell
Gasoline Fire Leaves Man With Fatal Burns
Ben Wolford of Newport suffered severe burns after a gasoline can exploded while he tried to start a kitchen fire. He was removed to Speer's Hospital. his flesh was badly burned and he is expected to die. One hundred dollars in his pocket was destroyed as firefighters doused the blaze.
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Peter Bardo
Mason
Walford
Speer’s Hospital
Wolford
Benefit Bazaar Opens for St Elizabeth Hospital
Covington opens a benefit bazaar to support St Elizabeth Hospital with Mayor George Phillips leading the ceremony. Patrons enjoyed moving pictures, a well received C N and C band program, and the event will run afternoons and evenings through November 10 with volunteers from the community aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth
Hospital
Covington
George Phillips
Kentucky
Louis Levassor
C. N. and
Covington Council Adopts Plans for City Hall Phone Service
At last night’s meeting Covington Council adopted Walker’s resolution to install extra telephone service in the city building to handle election returns. They also approved repairs to the retaining wall at the mouth of the Licking River which floods have endangered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Walker
Licking River
Congressman Arthur Rouse Visits Covington on Way to Burlington
Congressman Arthur Rouse was in Covington yesterday en route to Burlington and Boone County, his home, where he will cast his vote today. He plans to return to Washington at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rouse
Covington
Burlington
Boone, County
Congressman Rouse
Washington
Kenton County Probate Names Sophia Kennewes Executrix
The will of Charles W. Kennewes was probated in Kenton County Court. Sophia Kennewes named executrix and entire estate to her. Covington marriage licenses issued in Covington to Tifer' Miller, 21, and Pearl Williams, of Covington. Schuyler Rowsey, 21, and Katherine Calkins, 18, of Covington.
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Kenton County
Sophia Kennewes
Covington
Tiferd Iiller
Pearl Williams
Schuyler Rowsey
Katherine ‘Calkins
Marine Testimony on Gun New Explosion Loud And Hospitalized
An anonymous sailor recalled the gun explosion aboard a war vessel. He described the moment as an awful racket and the doctor’s instruction to sit up and take medicine. The testimony highlighted the incident that left him in the hospital for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wixe
Wrigley Gets Temporary Restraining Order in Gum Case
Judge Cochran of the U S Court granted a temporary injunction in the case of William Wrigley Jr against A Colker of Newport restraining Colker from selling Delicious Spearmint chewing gum. Wrigley alleges trademark infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
United States Court
William Wrigley, Jr
A. Colker
Newport
Colker
Wrigley
Collier
Negroes Win Judge's Decision in County Court Case
Judge Walter Cleary ruled that about 20 negro workers at a Ludlow construction camp may vote. The group, registered in Ludlow, had faced challenges from several candidates who questioned their right to register. Herbert Jackson of Ludlow represented the defendants.
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Walter Cleary
Kenton
Ludlow
Judge Cleary
Herbert Jackson
Saloonkeeper in Newport Charged With Breach of the Peace
Traian Dorestran, a Newport saloonkeeper on Righth and Lowell streets, was arrested by Sergeant Burnsides for breach of the peace after police found his wife and mother in law barred from the saloon. One woman was injured and unable to testify. The case proceeds next Monday in Police Court. Jamies Finneran of 521 West Fifth Street appeared before Judge Hoten on an eye injury claim, and his case was placed on the open docket with a promise to stop drinking169
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Traian Dorestran
Righth
Lowell Streets
Newport
Burnsides
Dorestrran
Burnside
Dorestran
Jamies Finneran
West Fifth Street
Hoten
Wport
Mystery Motorcycle Identity Sought After Car Collision
George Schlichte, a Ninth and Linn street grocer, turned in a damaged motorcycle and reported a night collision on October 29. The auto driver fled after placing the injured rider in the car, leaving the motorcycle with the grocer as police investigate to identify the driver. the bike bears New Jersey plate 6809 C.
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George Schlichte
Linn Street
Schlichte
Behlietite
New Jersey
Wombat and Uncle Sam Work Ethic Debate
Dialogue hints at a cartoonish critique of workload tied to employment by relatives. A character quips that another “works for Uncle Sam,” implying government work. The exchange jokes about loyalty and effort when working for family versus a public employer.
Freight Officials Meet on Better Rail Freight Distribution
Local rail road executives and Chamber of Commerce traffic officials held an afternoon meeting to pursue improved freight distribution facilities. The frailrcade committee will report on its research while the Chamber adjourned for election returns display and facility tours.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Frailrcade
J. T. Crutchfield
Chamber of Commerce of
Huntington
W. Va
Wis
Hamilton ‘County
Court Prohibits Projecting Signs at Carew Building
A temporary injunction was issued by Common Pleas Judge Congrave restraining United Cigar Stores Company and its tenants Otto Luedeking Robert Uricho and the Newell Restaurant Company from maintaining projecting signs on the Carew building at Fifth and Vine. Carew owns the premises while United Cigar Stores holds a ten year lease and sublets to the others. The lease prohibits projecting signs and the plaintiff seeks to prevent further signs. John son and Levy represent Carew.
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United Cigar Stores Company
Sup
Otto Luedeking
Robert Uricho
Newell Restaurant Company
Carew
Fifth and Vine Streets
Common Pleas
Congrave
Joseph T. Carew
Johnson & Levy
Suits Precede Assignment of Two Insurance Companies
State Superintendent of Insurance Rachmond H. Moore filed suits for liquidation of the Buckeye Fire Insurance Association and the Central Fire Association in the Court of Appeals with Attorney General Hogan and John A. Deasy assisting. Both associations assigned to Charles W. McKnight in Insolvency Court. Petitions allege insolvency and that further business would hazard policy holders and public. Assets cited: Buckeye about 2472.91, Central about 41872.26. liabilities totaling 137,810.06. L. M. Parmill secretary of both associations noted 1911 Department action halted business, costing renewals of about 10,000 each. Officers listed: W. H. Mead Jr of Columbus president, L. H. M. Pummill secretary, J. A. Meyer treasurer.
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Buckeye Fire Insurance Rassociation
Central Fire Association
Rachmond HM. Moore
Court of Appeals
Hogan
John A. Deasy
Cincinnati
Charles W. McKnight
State
Moore Mys
Buckeye Association
Ite
L. M. Parmeill i
State Insurance Department
Dayton
W. H. Mead, Jr
Columbus
L. H M. Pummill
J. A. Meyer
Easy money scheme ends with missing repayment
An unknown man in Portsmouth approached Aus tin Cole Alan O and Sam Temper at the Pennsyl vania Depot waiting room asking for a loan to pay a bill. He got nine dollars in bills in Temper and $2.50 from Cole and promised to repay later the same day with money from a friend. He left smiling and did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Cole
Alan, O
Sam Temper
Portsmouth
Pennsylvania Depot
Temper
Cole
No Meeting Tonight CLC Postpones Election Night Session
The Central Labor Council will not hold its meeting at Cosmopolitan Hall tonight due to election night. The Building Trades Council also cancels its regular meeting for the same reason and notes a large union affair next week with important business to be addressed.
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Central Labor Council
Cosmopolitan Hall
The
Building‘ Trades Council
Detectives Searched For Missing Daughter In Ohio City
Mrs Josephine Warnking of 22 Rosemont Street asked Inspector Crim at detective headquarters to search for her daughter Emma 18 who has been missing two days. The father left for Indianapolis to try locating her there or in Chicago. A telegram later reported he had not yet found her.
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Josephine Warnking
Rosemont Street
Inspector Crim
Detective Headquarters
Emma
Indianapolis
Chicago
Wedding at Sinton Hotel forms small family ceremony
Miss Eleanor Har burger of 3026 Reading Road wed A. D. Friedman of Columbus in a private Sinton Hotel ceremony conducted by Rabbi Grossman of Plum Street Temple. Immediate family attended with Edwin Friedman as best man and Miss Louise Friedman as bridesmaid.
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Eleanor’ Harburger
Reading Road
A. D. Friedman
Columbus
Sinton Hotel
Edwin Friedman
Louise Friedman
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James Alley
the Dean Manufacturing
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Uncle Sam
By Goldberg
Guy
Keer
Akeas Y JuLius
Sear
Weather Bureau
Boller Amt
Chureh
M the
Rang
Public Library of Cincinnat
Hodges
Civics
Guy M. Freer
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mane
Husbanes
Stranger
Sinton
Grossman
Plum-street
Business Office
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