Court actions mix sale sale set aside and verdicts
Judge Hollister set aside the confirmation sale of Fried Brow distillers stock for 1800 dollars and quashed contempt against the Margeles firm. A flood destroyed the stock after the sale. Jamon A. Cuft won 3000 dollars against United States Iron Pipe Foundry for injuries. Charles C. Shepherd sentenced to six months in Troy jail for white slave act violation. Supreme Court discussed corporate tax under Payne Aldrich law and earnings tax for corporations.
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Jamon A. Cuft
United States
Ast Iron, Pipe and Foundry Company
Miller and Foster
Dleiitil, Galvin ,and
Galvin
Shepherd
Bounty
Troy
United States Supreme Court
Judge Cushing Sentences Two in July Theft and August Shooting
Judge Cushing sentences John Alien to an Indeterminate term for stealing 150 dollars from EL. Liger in July. Charles Beyer pleads guilty to shooting at Beyer in August and receives a one year penitentiary term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
John Alien
EL. Liger
Charles Beyer
Borland Manufacturing appoints receiver in insolvency case
Jeane Simon was named receiver of Borland Manufacturing Company on petition by J Arch Borland vice president. Elmer H Helse named referee. Company formed October 1911 with 150000 capital later reduced to 15000. Failure to secure capital led to winding up petition. Powell Crosley, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Simon
Borland Manufacturing Company
J. Archie Borland
Elmer H. Helse
Powell Crosley
Injury damages case involving Thérine Brookover
A damaged line notes Thérine Brookover aged 20 seeks damages of 5000 dollars for injuries and another 1500 dollars for loss of her son's services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thérine Brookover
Brookover Sues Smith & Johnson for Hand Injury at Work
Ida L Brookover filed in the Superior Court against Smith and Johnson Manufacturing Company over an on the job incident. A shear machine caused Brookover to lose the third and fourth fingers of his right hand while employed by the firm. Attorney EK Rappeport represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida L. Brookover
Smith & Johnson Manufacturing Company
Brookover
EK. Rappeport
Jury awards driver seven thousand in crash case
Frank Greve, a driver, won a $7,000 verdict against the Cincinnati Traction Company by Judge Gorman's jury for injuries when a car struck his wagon. Common Pleas Judge Comgrave granted sale and partition of 168 Kinsey Avenue in a separate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Greve
Ciincinnati Traction Copany
Gorman
Common Pleas
Comgrave
Flowera Kuchner
Norwood
Kinsey Avenue
Auburn
Covington Council Backs Moral Pay for Street Inspectors
The Covington Board of Councilmen adopted a resolution to repay street inspectors for work done, citing moral obligation though not legally bound. Council members noted recent approvals of pay for October and predicted November wages despite no work. Debate arose over who funds street resurfacing on Scott Street with asphalt, with costs tied to abutting property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Dressman
Dreseman
Scott
Fourth
Itch
Stray Bullet Strikes Man Near Sandfordtown
Ew Heinrichs was hit on the back by a stray bullet while gathering wood on his land near Sandfordtown on Madison Pike. He told police he believes a pistol bullet caused the wound, not a shotgun blast, and declined hospital when offered transport by Lt. Fisher. He headed to his sister’s home at Main and Bremen streets in Covington.
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Heinrichs
Heinrich
Sandfordtown
Madison Pike
Covington
Lice ‘Department
Police Eadquarters
Main
Bremen
Covingyan
Judge Tracy Leaves Kenton Circuit for Lexington Duty
Judge Frank M. Tracy of the Kenton Circuit Court departed last night for Lexington to serve as referee in the Burley Society election. The Kenton County Grand Jury's expected final report has been postponed until Tracy's return on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Tracy
Kenton
Lexington
Burley Society
Kenton County Grand Jury
Tracy
Turner Held Without Bail In Latonia Race Killing
Albert Turner charged with murdering George Whaley at Latonia Race Track. court referred the case to the Kenton County Grand Jury. Turner refused to talk. Albert Robson, who supplied the revolver, is also in police custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Turner
George Whaley
Latonia
Covington
Kenton County
Turner
Albert Robson
Sloan Named Third Member Of Newport Civil Service
At the Newport city meeting Fred Sloan was named the third member of the Civil Service Commission completing the panel. Detectives Cottingham and Sheeran who were suspended last week by Safety Director Ebert were referred to the Civil Service Board and the investigation of insubordination charges will be taken up tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport City Commissioners
Fred Sloan
Civil Service Commission
Cottingham
Sheeran
Ebert
Civil Service Board
Samuel Getty Dies Suddenly in Ivorydale
Samuel Getty aged 60 of 1419 Wheeler Street Covington Kentucky died suddenly of heart disease at the C H D Railroad roundhouse in Ivorydale yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Getty
Wheeler Street
Covington, Ky
C. H. &D. Railroad
Ivorydale
Dorstain Charged With Assault In Newport Court
Traian Dorstain charged with assault on his mother in law. Trial in Newport Police Court postponed after attending physician testified. Complainant Mrs Albro brought from home at Eighth and Lowell streets for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traian ‘Dorstain
Newport
Ebecines
Éttending
Ham Hilton and Kenton Gun Club to duel in Latonia match
Sun. club match set between Hamilton Hilton County and Kenton County members of the Cincinnati Gun Club. The race will be shot off on the Gun Club grounds at Latonia once a date is decided. Team lineups list Hamilton County members Johnson Sampson Medico Davies Ahlers Bonser Pehiar Ford Entel Rybott and Kenton County members Schireck Connelly Keegan Dr Bird A Gambell Trimble L Gambell Hammerschidt and Diboweki.
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Ham
Hilton County
Kenton County
The
Cincinnati Gun
Latonia
Hamilten County
Johnson
Sampson
Medico
Davies
Ahlers
Bonser
Pehiar
Ford
Entel
Rybott
Schireck
Connelly
Keegan
Dr. Bird
A. Gambell
Trimble
L. Gambell
Hammerschidt
Diboweki
Clergymen Protest Move to Ban Liquor Sales in Newport
An organized Protestant effort in Newport seeks to stop intoxicating drink sales and prevent liquor sales to minors. Clergy and lay members from various churches are driving the campaign.
Smooth stranger swindles Covington residents posing as a stranded friend
A man posing as an old acquaintance of the family worked several Covington residents out of small sums by claiming he was stranded and needed funds to return to Chicago. Two women who were victimized compared notes, learned of the deception, and reported the matter to Covington police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Chicago
Kansas
Ite
Mary Dobba
W. C
Webbs
Crofton Police Seek Dangerous Swindler J. W. Boyle
Covington police pursue a man signing as J. W. Boyle labeled a dangerous swindler by magazine sellers in the East. Proprietors offer rewards for his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
J. W. Boyle
Hunters Rush as Licenses Issued in Covington County
Eighty hunters licenses were issued yesterday in the County Clerk office Covington bringing total issued to 521. The hunting season opens next Saturday and County Clerk Dillon expects a rush of applicants though not as large as last year when over 1 600 licenses were issued. Five hundred licenses have also been issued in Campbell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
County Clere Dillon
Campbell County
Detectives raid Pickle Alley den in Covington arrest four
Detectives Collins and Herzog with officers Cherrington and Schiatman raided a house in Pickle Alley Covington. They arrested Dr Omiskey Henry Johns Lizzie Bell and Mattie Scott all described as colored. Omiskey claims East Indian origin and says he has been in the country a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington’'s
Yeareniny
Driver Omiskey
Henry Johns
Lizzie Bell
Mattie Scott
Omiskey
Coroner Demands Court Ruling On Fort Thomas Jurisdiction
Campbell County coroner Digby questions War Department ruling that state and county officials have no jurisdiction over government property at Fort Thomas. He seeks court test after convening an inquest into a soldier's death by his own action at the fort. Colonel Crane sought departmental clarification confirming lack of local authority over federal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Campbell County
Rulin
War Department
Ft. ‘Thomas
Crane
Bettie
Department
Bazaar at St Elizabeth Hospital to Close Thursday
The bazaar at the new St Elizabeth Hospital ends Thursday night, when the girls popularity winner is announced. Votes must be returned by 10 o'clock that evening. Wednesday features a concert by the Ninth Infantry band of Ft Thomas, with the band members attending in special cars and dining with the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ninth Infantry Band
Ft. Thomas
Newport Notes rummage sale and social events
The Ladies Aid Society of York Street Congregational Church will hold a rummage sale Wednesday to Friday at 404 Monmouth Street Newport. Newport Council Knights of Columbus hosts opening dance and reception of the season Tuesday at Bishop Carroll Council House East Eleventh Street Covington with a grand march at 8:80. Corpus Christi Church ladies host progressive euchre this afternoon and evening at Central Hall Ninth and Central Avenue.
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the Ladies’ Aid Society of
York Street
Congregational Church
Monmouth Street
Newport Council
Knights of Columbus
Bishop Carrell Council House
East Eleventh Street
Covington
Ladies of Corpus Christi Church
Central Hall
Ninth and
Central Avenue
Floyd Ross and Arthur Gregson Plead Guilty in Larceny Case
Floyd Ross and Arthur Gregson pleaded guilty in the Circuit Court to larceny of a quantity of rape from coal barge owners and were sentenced to two months in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd.Ross
Arthur Gregson
Reception and dance for LKS families at Covington Elks
A reception and dance for LKS members and their guests will be held tonight in the assembly hall of Covington Lodge of Elks on Fifth Street. The event is organized by J Neterman Elmer Becker Louis B. Timmerding Henry Huber and Joseph Berling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Lodge of Elks
Fifth Street
J Neterman
Elmer Becker
Louis B. Timmerding
Henry Huber
Joseph Berling
Plaintiff Sues Cincinnati Traction for 5000 Damages
John Cashman sues the Cincinnati Traction Company claiming 5000 damages in two causes of action. He alleges an injury in November last year when a curved rail on a flat car caused his foot to be mashed, and on March 7 this year he says he slipped off rails and a nail penetrated his foot, keeping him out for weeks. Attorneys A D and A B Alcorn represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Carroll
Max Rudolph
Spring Grove Avenue
Ludlow Street
Rudolph
Suito and Reilly
John Cashman
Cincinnati Traction Company
Jte
A. D
Alcorn
Multiple Divorces Sought in Indiana Insolvency Court
Numerous divorce petitions surface in Jeffersonville Indiana with complaints of spousal neglect cruelty and assault. cases include Delia Rast demanding alimony and restoration of her maiden name against George Cavanaugh and others against husbands named Gary Berry Thornton Wunder and Watson. A san ity hearing is ordered for an engineer connected to the CH D line and alimony is set in at least one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia L. Rast
George A. Cavanaugh
Mace Street
Samuel W. Bell
Joseph Gary
Jeffersonville
Ind
Painie L. Gary
Woking
Fannie L. Bohannon
EK. Scott King
Mattie ‘Thornton
Matthew Thornton
Thy
Bailey
Bolsinger
Kuhn
Lavina Collins
John W. Wilkinson
J. Q. Martin
Dead men testify in insurance case state arraignment
Thom as E Slattery of Freeland faced a preliminary hearing on charges of collecting 7000 from Metropolitan Insurance on fake death certificates. He was arraigned by Alderman Frank B Brown in Wilkes-Barre with 23 witnesses from Free land Jeddo and Bald Mountain present. Bail set at 3000 as extradition waived and pending grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas E. Slattery
Freeland
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Jersey City
Frank B. Brown
Jeddo
Bald Mountain
Slattery
Alderman Brown
Supreme Court Frees I W W Agitators Haywood Tresca Leselg
The Supreme Court set aside the conviction of Big Bill Haywood Carlo Tresca and Adolph Leselg I W W agitators who had been sentenced to six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Big bin" Haywood
Carlo Tresca
Adolph Leselg
Brewers Book Arrives at Public Library Sparks Temperance Debate
Cincinnati library shelves hold four volumes promoted by the United States Brewing Association. Prohibition activists call the books an advertising ploy, while Kansans report their purging amid local controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Abraran Hodges
Kannas
Kanean
United States Brewing Association
Kansan
Prohibition
Columbus
Kansas
Kaneas
Death on a Dare Ends in Fatal Poisoning
Edward Grant and Willam Peeblety both 28 await death after taking 30 grains of poison tablets on a dare in Newburgh New York. A man named Riley supplied the tablets and police search for him. Grant dared Delehanty to take four tablets. both men were found conscious but paralyzed and doctors say recovery is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N. Y
Edward Grant
Willam Peeblety
Grant
Riley
Delehanty
Fresno Dan declared rightful Russell heir in probate case
The Massachusetts Supreme Court master reports that a California claimant known as Fresno Dan is the long lost son of Daniel Russell and a potential joint heir to a half million dollar estate. The master found the Dakota claimant lacking character and described testimony as grossly false. The case has stretched over four years of hearings and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoertel
Cambridge
Mase
Dakota
Dickinson
N. D
Caimant
Daniel Rummel
Melrose
James Delbert Russetl
Supreme Court
Telay
Gilbert A. A. Poway
California
Fresno
Daniel Blake Pousee
Daniel Russell
Pevey
Biasesti
Massachusetts
North Dakota
William C. Russell
Cal
Russell
Jealous dog quits home and rides miniature railway
Venice California report of Buster the 11 year old Alaska Spitz who left J C Braun’s home after a new baby arrived and now serves as Venice Miniature Railway mascot. He has ridden in the train tender for 1 500 miles and refuses to return, becoming a fixture aboard the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Venice
Cal
Buaster
Alaska Spits
J.C. Braun
Wise Spitz
Braun
Representative Moss Proposes Inquiry Into Indianapolis Strike
Washington November 11 Representative Moss of West Virginia introduced a resolution in the House calling for a Congressional investigation of the Indianapolis street railway strike. The measure seeks a formal probe into causes and conduct surrounding the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Washington
Moss
West Virginia
House
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Charles C
Internal Revenue
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Alexander Koetig
William, Powell
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Kentucky News
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Negro
Sloan
Dorstain
SUN
Collins and Herzog
Pro‘pation- Humane
Cherrington
Schiatman
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Hamilton
Pearl Huff
Jucille Davis
Jane Inez
Baward M. Berry
East Ninth Street
Robert Franken
Augusta
John
Wunder
Wunthink
Nicholas Klein
Cosgrave
Kelly Claxton
Mary G. Hall
Hall
Louis, Capelle
Ada Watsoff
Pleasant Street
Harry Watson
Silverman
Adier
Lueders
Min
Florence Tousley
East Hunt Street
Charles Tousley
Franka and Franks
Wiliam A. Thomas
Roberta Thomas
Charles Thomas
Anna Louisa Inn
Lytle Park
Joseph B. Kelley
W. W
Temperance
Starke
Patrick Henry
Homer
Plato
Galen
Lberty
Jerome K
Jerome
Turkey
Sadona
Can
New York
University of Kansas
Dan
D. W. Sayre
Main Street
Phowe Cawal
BEN V Franklin, Co
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