Republicans in Control in Kenton County
Returns from all precincts show the Democratic ticket for county officers elected except Sheriff contestant Joseph W. Pugh, defeated by about 500 in 14,419 total votes. County Board control shifts as Republicans secure three Board of Commissioners seats and dominate city offices under civil service plans. School Board remains tied with Joseph Grote elected.
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Kenton County
Joseph W. Pugh
Shhriff
John Allison
Eingineer
Chey
Henry Schuler
Public Safety
Mason Hawk
Theodore Kluemper
Pollce
Joseph
Grote
School Board Commission
Ledders
Striger
Newport voters spark broad city and county changes
The Newport election ushers in new City Commissioners led by Charles Sp. McCrea and new department heads. County results favor Democrats Glan Morin for Assessor and Herman Kemper for Jailer with a yes vote on convict labor for roads and bridges. Edward Holtz to appoint Walter Burns ide chief probation officer.
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Charles Sp. McCréa
Elmer
Penas
Bailey
Morridge
Newport
Glan Morin
Jacob Matz
Herman ‘Kemper
Matt Wagner
James Digby
J. H. Hohnated
Hainé.McLaughin
A. J. Shackelford
Edward Holtz
Walter Burnside
Frank Bregel
Knights of Columbus Bazaar Opens at St Elizabeth Hospital
The Knights of Columbus of Covington organized a bazaar at the new St Elizabeth Hospital last night. They gathered at Colum bie Halton and marched to the hospital. A twelve piece orchestra directed by John B Theissen provided music with soloist Miss Ciocitin Tandaschmidt. Tonight Justus Wildhaber's Newport orchestra will perform with Miss Conley of Ludiew. Further concerts are planned Friday with Miss Lindaschmidt and Theissen's orchestra. The bazaar draws large daytime and evening crowds and is deemed a success.
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Knights of Columbus of Coving
New St. Elizabeth Hospital
Columbie Halton
Eleventh Street
John B. Theissen
Ciocitin
Tandaschmidt
Covington
Justus Wildhaber
Newport
Corcert
Miss Conley
Ludiew
Papas Pebningess
Theiswen'a
Mise Lindaschmidt
Istering Ag
Ballot Guards Guard Covington County Clerk Office
Tension rises as Eryd Schmitz and Hanson contend for Kenton County Attorney. Guards stationed at Covington City Hall to protect ballots stored in the Clerk’s vault. Official count set for Friday with Hanson leading by about 75 votes.
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Eryd Schmitz
Ffenton
Kenton County
Covington City
Hanton
Schmitz
Hanson
Five Prisoners Escape From Covington Jail
Five inmates escaped Kenton County Jail last night by sawing bars and slipping through a cell opening to reach the courtyard and flee down Greenup Street. Authorities pursued suspects including Thoman, Arrington, Landrum, Murphy, and Stevens, with one captured in Covington and others sought in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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Kenton County
Harry la
Joe m
Teels
Greenup Street
Benjamin Nie
Covington City
Cincinnati
Thoman
Kobhere Wee Bary
Lewis Arrington
Lovtevifie
Covington
Colina
Harry Landrum
Cuthan
John Murphy
Murphy
Falmouth
Gus Stevens
Jake Kelis
Wamstown
Joseph ‘Thoman
Lexington Pige
Thomann
Erlanger
Jal
Family Is Found Wandering on Pike
Covington officer Cherrington found Mrs. Nannie Lee of Lancaster Ky and her three children wandering on Madison Pike last night in rags and near freezing. They were taken to the Associated Charities home and cared for. The group had started walking from Cincinnati toward Lancaster and were found near Sanfordtown. Thomas Lee was arrested later for drunkenness and loitering.
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Cherrington
Covington
Nannie Lee
Lancaster
Madison Pike
Associated Charities
Sanfordtown
Thomas Lee
Fireman Fined on Complaint of Cousin
James Gray a fireman for the L. and N. Railroad was fined $50 and costs in Covington Police Court yesterday. He was charged by his cousin Mrs. Charles A. Kelly with annoying her on a Covington street car last week. Gray denied the accusation saying he was surprised by the arrest.
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Covington
Gray
Charles A. Kelly
Sengers
Bradford Sues Railroad Over Damages for Off Train Incident
The trial began in Kenton Circuit Court with J M Bradford claiming he was put off a Pennsylvania Railroad train despite holding a valid ticket. He seeks $2000 in damages from the railroad company.
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J. M. Bradford
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Kenton
Simpson Wedding Brilliant Affair
The marriage of Pr Charles Madi son Mooney of Waverly and Mise i Derre Simpson was solemnized at the bride’s East Third street Covington home. Rev Hugh Leith officiated with attendants William Worthington and Mike Frances Shade, plus Mina Cammilla on Bitostein as ushers. The bride, a niece of John Simpson, has lived with her aunt and the home was decked with plants and flowers for nearly 100 guests. The couple planned a honeymoon in the East.
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Charles Madison Mooney
Waverly
Mise
Derre Simpson
Covington
Cleveland
Mike Frances Shade
Mina ‘Cammilla
Bitostein
Price Hit
L. Coultral
Chillicothe
Carl L. Johnson
John Simpson
Dry Coods
Cincinnati
Simpson
Moser Re-elected Mayor in West Covington Vote
Joseph J. Moser was elected mayor of West Covington for a second term after heading the Citizens’ ticket. The People's ticket contender Wash Horak won a close council race over Herman Tergerder Jr. for a council seat.
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Joseph J. Moser
West Covington
Moser
Citizens
Wash Horak
People's
Herman Tergerder, Jr
Kenton Court Fines Man After Reduced Charge
Raymond Stanhope was fined $50 and costs in Judge Tracy's Court Covington on shooting in sudden heat and passion. The indictment alleged an attempt to kill Ben Wakefield near Independence Kenton County last July. the charge was reduced by consent of Commonwealth Attorney Williams.
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Raymond Stanhope
Detectives Suspended After Election Day Dispute
Detectives William Cottingham and John Sheeran were suspended by Public Safety Director Ebert after a dispute over staying at headquarters during election day. The officers say Mayor Helmbold ordered them to survey polling places and monitor for disturbances, while Ebert accuses insubordination and departure from duty. The suspension now rests with the Mayor and city council for action.
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Colmiestoner Ebert
Helmbold
Bond Issues Defeated by Newport Electors
Newport electors Tuesday defeated the $100,000 street improvements bond and the $20,000 Front Street protection bond. Both failed to reach the required two thirds.
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Newport
Front
Suit Filed Over Insurance Policy After Husband Death
Rose Skeldon sues in Kenton Court against The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company claiming $104 is due on a policy for her deceased husband Thomas Skeldon.
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Rose Skeldon
Kenton Court
Metropolitan’ Life Insurance Company
Thomas Skeldon
Body Of Ren ee Siggery Sent For Interment
The body ofRen ee Siggery night watchman for factorying Company fatally burned by a gasoline explosion in Newport was sent yesterday to Verona Kentucky for interment.
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Ren
Ee Siggery
Facturing Company
Newport
Verona
Initiation of Candidates at Royal Arcanum Hall
Lochial Corneil initiated a class of candidates last night at the Royal Arcanum hall located at Fourth and York streets in Newport.
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Lochial Corneil
Royal Arcanum
Fourth
York Streets
Newport
No Strike Committee Heads to Columbus to Meet Cox
The No Strike Committee travels from Cincinnati to Columbus to confer with Governor Cox this morning on the industrial peace bill. The bill is drafted and will be presented to Ohio legislators in January. Several prominent business leaders accompany the committee.
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Cinnauac
Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Secnion
Casper Schile Dies at Home After Illness
Casper Schile age 50 collapsed at his residence 3211 Fairfield Avenue while speaking with his wife yesterday morning. Dr. McCormick reported the case to Coroner Foetrmmeyer and ruled the death due to natural causes.
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Casper Schile
Fairfield Avenue
McCormick
Foetrmmeyer
Former Banker James Cunning Ends Life by Hanging
James Cunning a 74 year old former teller at the Central Trust Company died by hanging at his home yesterday. He retired from the bank earlier in the day and was found by his daughter in law Mrs Bite Wilts. Relatives believe his act was driven by a feeling of having outlived his usefulness after many years with the bank and pensioning earlier this year. He had been a prominent local figure and his death shocked those who knew him.
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Bank of the Central Trust Company
Cunning
Bite Wilts
Canning
Tte
Test April
Eines Hie
Election Law Violation Docket Continued by Judge Fricke
Election cases crowded the police docket after the vote with Judge Fricke extending all matters involving alleged election law violations until November 18.
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Fricke
Isaacs to Lecture on American Israel at Temple
Professor Isaacs will speak on the American Israel topic at the Reading Road Temple Thursday evening at 8 15. The lecture is under the supervision of the temple Sisterhood.
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Isaacs
Reading Road
Sisterhood
Temple
Exposition Progress At San Francisco Delights Officials
The Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco is on schedule with nine months to go before the February 26 1925 opening. Construction advances include palaces under roof with extensive timber use, rising walls, and completed carpentry on machinery halls. Financials show receipts around 6 million and expenditures under 5 million to Aug 31 1913, with 27 nations allied and 35 states choosing pavilion sites.
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Moore
Palace of Education
Comptroler
Rodney &. Durkee
Exposition Company
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ARSOL
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Seth
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L. & N. Railroad
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Hugh Leith
Presbyterian ‘Church
Willian Worthington
Sheeran
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William Cottingham
John Sheeran
James Cunning
San Francisco
Kenny
C. C. Moore
Panama-Pacific International
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