Pugh Defeated for Sheriff as Allison Wins in Kentucky
The election result shows John Allison defeats Pugh by about 500 votes for Sheriff. County Attorney race remains undecided after a close vote. Republicans gain control of city commission with three Republicans and one Democrat, giving the party power over municipal legislation and departments. High school bonds and turnpike bonds fail. Voters turnout high across Kenton County and Covington with strong suffrage participation.
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Percival
Saonare
Po- Hee
Flanion
Fred ‘Schmitz
John “Dillon
Cleary
Hugh Smith
Jeff Edmunds
Judge Shine
Kenton County
Covington
Rhews
Marty
Pern Dem
4Iff
Avid Allison
Ponent
Schuler
Kluemper
Greaham
Dressman
Meiners
Hawk
Read
Gresham
Republicans Sweep Campbell County Victory by Large Margins
The Republican ticket won Campbell County offices with wide margins. Sheriff Boone Gosney defeated Democrat John Kruchten 4744 to 3593. County Clerk Chris Mittus 4824 to Bryan’s 334. County Judge J Edward Boltz 4359 over H L Hawkins 9909. County Attorney McLaughlin won despite a weak field. City races also favored Republicans with several officers elected as precincts reported.
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Campbell County
Boone Gosney
John Kruchten
Chris Mittus
J. Lyman Bryan
L Hawkins
McLaughlin
Henry Kuechier
A Comforta
Blaine McLaughlin
Lowo
Chris Ehert
Charles D. McCrea
Herman Riesenbers
Bailie Morridge
William C Buten
Harry” Weber
Willam Elmer
John Z. Hodge
Fred Lampe
A.J. Monset
Ces
Hawking
Boltz
Bryan
Miline
Ft Thomas voters elect seven women to office on Cu lsena ticket
In Ft Thomas Gottlieb Hartweg led the list with 272 votes, the highest of the seven, while Ernest Brades won a large Republican majority for magistrate in the Fourth District. George H. Hoffman topped the Republicans for constable in the same district, defeating Democrats.
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Ft. Thomas
Culsena
Gottlieb Mares Kramer
Gottfiob Hartweg
Ernest, R
Brades
Fred Haase
George H. Hoffman
Repub-ican
Death by own action tops Kentucky notes in Newport
Coroner Digby probes death of Elmer Clephane of 417 Central venue Newport after he drank carbolic acid at Evergreet cemetery Monday afternoon. Inquests planned. Separate items: Ben Wolford burned in a gas explosion near Monmouth street taken to Speers Hospital Dayton. John Shea hurt at C. & Two Railroad work. Frank Biechel injured by a discharged shell losing two fingers. divorce suit filed Carrie Wickart vs George Wickart seeking custody and support. Ida Lhman sues Ada Fawbush for board. children's day observed at St Elizabeth bazaar Covington.
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Digby
Elmer Clephane
Newport
Evergreet
Ben Wolford
James Alley
Monnmouth
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Herale
Former Cincinnati Pastor Edmund A Neville Dies En Route
Rev Edmund A Neville longtime Cincinnati Episcopal minister and former rector of Church of Our Savior died in Malta while traveling from New York to Mexico City He also served as a missionary to New Guinea cannibals and was held captive for about a year and a half He had attended the triennial convention in New York City.
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Mexico City
Edmund A. Neville
Cincinnati Episco
New Guinea
New York City
The Winter League Baseball Players’ Odd Jobs
A quirky item from the Winter League notes a ballplayer off-season working long hours in a brass foundry, putting in fifteen innings a day in a surprising second job alongside his baseball season.
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Bhseball
Greek meets Greek opens new shoe shining stand
A new shoe shining stand opens where Greek communities intersect. The venture brings together Greek individuals to provide quick shine services, inviting locals and visitors to stop by and experience the new offering.
City Detective Arrested At Polls
City Detective Robert Baker was arrested at noon by Sheriff Cooper on charges of interfering with the election process at Precinct B. He claimed orders to fill in for absent officers and said he did not willfully break the law. He was released on bond after a magistrate's session.
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Umite
Evert
Saratoga Street
Commissionas
Rouire
Ditricta
Die Ieite
Maine
Robert Baker
Cooper
Peter Durr
Board of Elections
Hales
Fightheart
Ecker
Riddell
Wilame
Woman and Tier Paiamour to Be Hanged in Haven Conn
In Haven Conn on November 4 Mra Bessie J Wakefield and James Plew were sentenced to be hanged on March 4 by Superior Court Judge Burpee for the murder of Wakefield's husband. Plew testified Wakefield planned the killing and Plew bound the rope to make it look like suicide.
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Publishers’ Press
New “Haven
Conn
Bessie J. Wakefield
James Plew
Superior Court
Burpee
Baldwin
Wakefield
Jewkes
Way
Jos. Bergeron
Elizabeth Doonette
Chicago
Dennison Hotel Fire Threatens Downtown Structure
A blaze on the Dennison Hotel fifth floor caused about $6,000 in hotel furnishings and $10,000 in the building. Crossed wires started the fire, discovered early by a hotel clerk and guest alarms, with water damage from firefighting. The Dennison Hotel, owned by Mrs Jules Porter and operated by the Dennison Hotel Company, is insured and expects repairs within weeks.
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Dennison
Missy
Christ, Church Parish
The
Dennison Hotel Company
T. H. Kirk
E. M. Shinkle
M.F. Casshion
J. J. Mulvihill
M . — Shinkle
Mra. Jules
Porter
York City
le Ai Shinkle
Kimble Maxon
Shinkle
Etween
Main Street
Perth
Cincinnati
Fifth
Main
Jail Shot Up by Drunken Prisoners
Two drunken prisoners Eugene Sampson and John Barnes broke into the keeper room and hospital ward at Morristown jail, drank whiskey, seized a riot gun and ammunition, and damaged the iron door before guards found them asleep hours later. The incident disrupted the jail but no one was seriously harmed.
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Publishers Press
Morristown
N. J
Eugene Sampson
John Barnes
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