Life Underwriters Addressed by Scovel in Cincinnati
The November meeting of the Life Underwriters Association of Cincinnati featured a luncheon at the Business Men's Club followed by an address by Charles W. Beavel of Northwestern Mutual Life, founder and editor of The Life Association News. New members included Dr. R F Weatherhead Almner Throp and Robert B. Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Underwriters’ Association of Cincinnat
Business Men's Club
Charles W. Beavel
Northwestern Mutual Life Company
Pittsburg
Life Association
Scovel
National Association of Life
R. FE. Weatherhead
Almner Throp
Robert B. Palmer
Oho National Life
Home Lite Company
Ric
National
Avena For Lite
Ini Cinginnati
Cigars Stolen From Cincinnati Depot Freight Station
The Cincinnati Transfer Company reports two cases of cigars stolen from its depot freight station, alleging theft at the C H and D facility yesterday.
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Cincinnati' Transfer Company
C., H and D
Bettman Denies Owing Company 92000 While Claiming 170000 Due
Morris L. Bettman president of the Bettman-Johnson Company, via attorney Frank Dinsmore, denied owing the firm 92000 but asserted more than 170000 is due to him. Dinsmore disputed the company’s asset figures, saying assets were reported just over 1 million instead of 2,080,845.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris L. Bettman
Bettman-Johnson Company
Frank Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Wife seeks divorce from trick pianist after alleged nighttime assault
Dora E. Miller of 1121 Broadway files for divorce and alimony from husband Rus tus R Miller a carpenter after alleging he returned at 3 am on a November night aroused the family with his heels and later kicked her. Judge Warner issues order restraining Miller from further molesting his wife. They wed in 1897.
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Rustus R. Miller
Dora EB. Miller
Broadway
Warner
Miller
Candy and fan stolen from Vine street store
Thieves looted a store at 1407 Vine Street Thursday night taking candy worth about $20 and an electric fan of similar value after entering through a cellar door. The First District police were notified by estate custodian David Lorback of the First National Bank Building.
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Vine Street
First District
David Lorback
First National Bank
Ach Re-elected President Of National Coffee Roasters
J. J. Ach of Dayton Ohio was re elected president of the National Coffee Roasters Association at the final session of the Linton Hotel. Officers for the coming year include Ross W. Wier of New York City as First Vice President W T Jones of New Orleans as Second Vice President Robert Meyers of St Louis as Treasurer and W W Jones as Secretary Charles Lewis of Cincinnati joined the Board of Directors New Orleans was chosen as next convention city.
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J. J. Ach
Dayton
Ohio
National Coffee Roasters’ Association
Linton Hotel
Ross W. Wier
New York City
W. T. Jones
New Orleans
Robert Meyers
St Louis
W. W. Jones
Charles Lewis
Cincinnati
Tacoma Mayor Sees Cincinnati Colleague During Visit
Tacoma's Mayor William W. Seymore met Cincinnati Mayor Hunt in Hunt's office yesterday morning. Seymore, on the Western executive's way East, said he had heard much about Hunt and then departed Friday evening for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W.seymore
Tacoma
Wash
Atlas Chemical Tank Fire Causes $100 Damage
A resin tank overflow at Atlas Chemical Company on Great Street near the CC H and D tracks sparked a fire yesterday. Damage totaled about $100 before the Fire Department extinguished it. Walter Ogilby discovered the blaze and reported the alarm.
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Atlas Chemical Company
Geat Street
CC. H. and D. Tracks
Walter Ogilby
Kentucky Bookkeeper Arrested for Embezzlement in Covington
Oscar Kneider a 35 year old longtime bookkeeper for Willard Machine and Tool Co Covington was arrested after a warrant was sworn by the company president. Police say the shortage ranges from 3000 to 4000 dollars padding payrolls and turning over company property. Kneider told officers he had sent money and needed aid from his Munich mother whose letters show recurring requests for help. He and his family live at 4927 Eastern Avenue Cincinnati.
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Oscar Kneider
Willard Machine and ‘Tool Company
Third
Madison ‘Avenue
Covington
Herzog
Schneider
Willafa
Schnider
Munich
Germany
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati
Mirella Heile Wins Popularity Contest at Bazaar
Mirella Heile won the girls popularity contest held during the bazaar at the new St. Marys Hospital, receiving more than 18 000 votes and a diamond pin. Other prize recipients included Nellie Keefe Loetta Deuter Leona Gronotte and Irene Mielash.
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Pital
Miss Heile
Nellie Keefe
Loetta Deuter
Leona Gronnotte
Irene Mie
Meeting to Organize Covington Santa Claus Association
The Covington Santa Claus Association plans its first meeting next Tuesday afternoon at the German National Bank. Officials will discuss plans for a Christmas celebration for the city’s needy with funds projected to cover about 1,200 baskets after distributing around 1,000 baskets last year.
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The
Covington Santa Claus Association
Mayor Helmbold Improves After Fall Injury
Newport mayor Helmbold, injured several days ago by a chair fall, remains confined to his home with ruptured small veins in his right leg and a badly swollen knee. Officials say his condition is not serious.
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Helmbold
Newport
Damage suit settled against South Street Railway Company
David Bishop's lawsuit for personal injuries from being ejected from a car was dismissed as settled in the Ken ton Circuit Court. The case sought $1,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bishop
South Street Railway Company
Kenton
Bishop
Police Court Fines In Covington Raid Case
Dr. Driver Ominsky was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail by Judge Read in Covington Police Court after a raid on a house in Pickle Alley. Clarence Allen and Haley Beam were fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Driver Ominsky
Read
Covington
Clarence Allen
Haley Beam
Thee
Pickle Alley
Trial dates set for Hawkins and Newport mayor case
The Campbell Fiscal Court trial of County Judge Hawkins and associates for allegedly voting to spend more than road and bridge funds will come before Judge Yungblut Thursday. The Newport Mayor Heimbola faces a misfeasance charge with a hearing next Friday.
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Hawkins
Campbell ,Fiscal Court
Yungblut
Heimbola Af
Newport
Newport Deaths and Funeral Services Report
Etta Johnson widow of Charles Johnson will have funeral services this morning at the late residence 615 Saratoga street and at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Amelia Rickels 38 died at 228 East Front Street Newport with funeral Monday at 2 PM at the residence and burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Etta Johnson
Charles Johnson
Evergreen
Amelia Rickels
Evergreen Cemetery
Covington Sues Kenton Water Co Over 1903 Contract
Covington files suit in Kenton Circuit Court to recover 8142.06 for water supplied under a 1903 contract spanning 12 years at 10 cents per 1000 gallons. Mattie Hicks sues James Hicks for divorce alleging cruelty and abandonment and seeks restoration of her maiden name Mattie Flora.
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Kenton
Kenton Water Company
Mattie Hicks
James Hicks
Lsd
Mattie Flora
Funeral Today For Edward Solar At Newport
The funeral for Edward Solar who died at his home 418 East Third Street Newport will be held today. The service is in charge of Robert Burns Lodge of Masons.
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Edward Solar
East Third Street
Newport
Robert ‘Burns
Kenton County Indicts Officer and Several Locals
Kenton County grand jury filed a partial report to Judge Frank Tracy indicting Detective James P. Cody of Covington Police on a disorderly house charge with a $1,000 bond. Mayor Phillips suspended Cody and called a Police and Fire Commissioners meeting. Indictments target Louisville & Nashville Railroad for blocking streets, C N. O. & T. P. Railway for a nuisance, Sherman Crosley for craps, Joseph Berling and George Schild for betting on horse races, Henry Schulte for running a handbook, and Jack Bain for gambling with multiple counts and bonds up to $1,000.
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Kenton County Grand Jury
Frank Tracy
Criminal Division
Circuit Court
James P. Cody
Covington
Lewisburg
Cody
Phillips
Louisville &Nashville Railroad Company
Southern Avenue
Main
Hamlin
Ci N. O. & T. P Railway Company
Lexington
Erlanger
Sherman Crosley
Park Place
Joseph Berling
Third and
Court Streets
Berling
George Schild
Henry Schulte
Jack Bain
Eleventh and
Madison Avenue
Coving
Bain
Funeral tolls case before Campbell Circuit Court
Judge Yungbiut heard arguments in the Licking Turnpike Company indictment alleging charter violation for charging tolls for funerals. The court took the case under advisement.
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Yungbiut
Campbell
Licking Turnpike Company
Publicity meeting set at Union M. B. Church
A publicity meeting will be held in the afternoon at Union M. B. Church. The program lists Bishop W. F. Anderson of Cincinnati and Rev. D. G. Downey of New York as speakers, with Downey noted as a Methodist Episcopal Church book editor.
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Union M. B
W. F. Anderson, DD
Cincinnati
D. G. Downey
D. B
New York
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Russian Bride Abroad Breaks Off Aurora Marriage Plan
Pauline Redo aki a pretty black eyed girl came from Russia to marry William Bodenridge a 35 year old Aurora businessman. On arrival she rejected him saying the man in the photograph is not the same and declared she will not marry. Bodenridge had asked his father in Russia to find a wife for him.
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Aurora
Til
Pauline Redoaki
Russia
William Bodenridge
Pauline
Bodenridge
Hold Not Our Sex To Our Discredit
Special to The American from Chicago reports Immortals arriving for the American Society of Literary and Art congress amid rumors of a militant women’s protest. Leading Chicago literary women, including Edna Ferber and Clara Burnham, deny plans for any such action as the debate over inclusion in halls of fame continues.
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Chicago
American Society of Literary and Art
Institute
Academy
Ais
Edna Ferber
Dawn O'Hara
Clara Burnham
Court delays site law decision. possible tax levy impact
County Legal Counsel Charles Groom told County Auditor Bader that the Supreme Court in Columbus says a decision on the site law cannot be issued before Wednesday. If the court upholds the law, a levy increase for road purposes may be required for state funding.
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Charles Groom
Bader
Supreme Court
Columbus
Harrison's Will Filed for Probate After Death
Edward P. Harrison, manager of the Harrison estate and broker, left an estimated 225000 in personal property and 326000 in real estate to his wife. He provided 1 to each child to satisfy legal requirements, making his widow sole control. The will, dated August 1865, named wife and three children as survivors.
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Edward P. Harrison
Harrison
Sutphin Takes Oath of Office for Unexpired Term
Dudley Sutphin, elected judge of the Superior Court for the unexpired term of Mayor-Elect Spiegel, received his commission from Governor Cox and took the oath. He will take the bench Monday and serve until December 31, when Judge-Elect Stanley Merrell, a Democrat, will assume the regular six year term starting next year. Judge Ratphin, a Republican, had no opposition for the unexpired term but lost to Merrell for the full term.
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Dudley Sutphin
Superior Court
Spiegel
Cox
Stanley Merrell
Ratphin
Merrell
Judge Merrell
Park Bond Bid Award Goes to Breed Elliott Harrison and Estabrook
Bids for 200000 park improvement bonds were awarded in the Auditor’s office. Breed Elliott Harrison Co. of this city and Estabrook Co. of New York won with a 206460 bid including a 6460 premium. Next-closest offer was P J Goodhart Co. at 5186 premium. others trailed by over 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breed, Elliott and Harrison Company
Estabrook Company
New York
Alove Company
P. J. Goodhart Company
Court actions span breach of contract and injuries case
The Iten Biscuit Company sues Fairbanks Weber Box Company in Oklahoma for 3318 dollars in the U S District Court over a box supply breach. Rev C W Eldridge sues the Due Fireworks Company and Eden Park Fourth of July committee for injuries from a spent skyrocket. jury finds for the fireworks company. committee case dismissed for lack of evidence. Rose B Hofford sued for slander by Sarah Heslin. plaintiffs seek 2500 dollars in damages.
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Homa
Fairbanks Wiber Box Company
Middletown
United States District Court
Peck
Shaffer
C. W. Eldridge
Due Fireworks Company
Carnival
Eden Park
Hoffman
J. T. Harrison
F. M. Coppecks
A, B, Dunlap
C. M. Thompson
J. B. Kelley
Stricker & Johnson
Puckett Divorce Granted After Absent Wife Case
William G. Puckett was granted a divorce from Etta Puckett by Judge Cosgrave on testimony that she abandoned the marriage by going to Oklahoma City in May 1910 and has remained wilfully absent. Harry R. Weber, attorney. Elia Shipman sues for divorce from William Shipman, a moulder's helper, alleging he slapped her when she refused to give up her money.
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William G. Puckett
Raiioach Freman
Etta Puckett
Cosgrave
Oklahoma City
Okla
Harry R. Weber
Elias Shipman
William Shipman
Moulder
Shipman
Divorce Actions Move Through Insolvency Court
Mary E. Smith seeks divorce from Fred H. Smith alleging she must support herself and child after he left the family and boarded with Mrs. Coyne near the Fifth Street Police Station. Attorneys Kel ley Huseman Renke and J Q Martin appear in the proceedings. Anna M. Hauser was granted a divorce from William W. Hauser yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Receiver seeks court authority to accept offer for company
David Lorbach, receiver of the C. E. Weidlich Pen Company, reported to the court yesterday that he has an offer of $5,952.13 from Paul Heinrichsdorf for the machinery, patent rights, goodwill and assets of the company and asks the court to authorize acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lorbach
C. E. Weidlich Pen Company
Paul Heinrichsdorf
Judge Dismisses Removal Petition for Ada Miller Guardian
Judge Luedere denied Attorney W. C. Fiedeldey the request to remove Ada Miller as guardian of his mother Mrs. Barbara Fiedeldey of Madisonville. Fiedeldey alleged neglect of his 64 year old mother who had an estate valued at about $10,000 and sought guardianship action to secure proper care. The filing referenced concerns over her comforts and attentions.
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Luedere
W. C. Fiedeldey
Ada Miller
Barbara Fiedeldey
Madisonville
Fiedeldey
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Bettman
Ach
Coffee Roasters
Kentucky News
Poplarity
Mirella Heile
Popu
New St. Mary's Hos
Lash
Ger
Man National’ Bank
Dence
Saratoga Street
Church of the Immacu
East Front Street
Kenton ‘County
Immortals
E. P. Harrison
COLE
Spears
Cont
Brussels
Axminster
Spear
Sutphin
United States Court
Iten Biscuit Company
Common Pleas Court
Rose B. Hofford
Page Street
Sarah Heslin
Catherine Heelin
Hofford
Rose Garner
Fulford, Shook & Kraw
Ong Varlaheigh
West Fifth ST
Business Office
E. 7Th St
Probate Court
BEN Franklin Co
Jesse Cuban
Burganry
Carec Tor
Longview Asylum
Criminal Court
William Garrett
Walter Easton
Samuel Becker
Cushing
Reformatory
Gerald Greaney
Carl Burkhardt
Elizabeth Tinsley
Jell
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