Kentucky Peacemaker Stabbed as Knife-Wielding Suspect Flees
Betill Mopper, 18, was fatally stabbed while attempting to stop a disturbance at 1531 Wanklick Street in Covington. Lonnie Witholt allegedly stabbed Mopper in the groin after intervening in a domestic dispute. Witholt fled and was sought by police. Sam Wishott aided at the scene. both victims were taken to hospital and police issued a description for arrest.
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Covington
Betill Mopper
Hopper
Sam Withoit
Lonnie Withoit
Wanklick Street
Lonnie Witholt
Young Hopper
Sam Wishott
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lonnie Wishott
Kiemper
Wilholt
Democrats to Meet Tonight for Covington Campaign Setup
The Democratic campaign committee for Covington and Kenton County gathers at Democratic headquarters in Boonebreck to organize the fall drive. Members include D. Rouse as chairman and Orie Ware as secretary along with William M. Walsh, George C. Biltz, Fred Konneraman, Joseph Grote, Barney Niehous, Thomas Morley, George Graham and John Heinrichs.
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Covington
Kenton County
D. Rouse
Orie Ware
William M. Walsh
George C. Biltz
Fred Konneraman
Joseph Grote
Barney Niehous
Thomas Morley
George Graham
John Heinrichs
Boonebreck
Ar Range
Motordrome Company Suits Filed for 50000 in Kenton Court
Four damages suits totaling 50000 were filed in Kenton Circuit Court against the Cincinnati Motordrome Company by May Vannatter Wilfred Ruef Edna Davis and C J Davis. They allege negligence during motorcycle races at Ludlow Lagoon where Race Rider Oolin Johnson died. About 250000 in damages suits have been lodged in the same court against the firm.
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Kenton
Cincinnati Motordrome
May Vannatter
Wilfred Ruef
Edna Davis
C. J. Davis
Cincinnati Motordrome and Amusement Company
Ludlow Lagoon
Oolin Johnson
Deglow Farm Barn Destroyed in Kenton County Fire
A large barn owned by Charles Deglow, noted stock raiser, burned Sunday afternoon on the Deglow farm between Lexington and Buttermilk pikes, five miles from Covington. Tools, hay, and grain were lost. estimated damage is 3000 dollars. Deglow’s home nearby was threatened but unharmed. cause remains a mystery.
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Kenton County
Charles Deglow
Deglow
Lexington and
Buttermilk Pikes
Covington
Henry Deglow
Covington Tag Day Set For Next Saturday
Covington to host Tag Day next Saturday with proceeds aiding the Children’s Home Old Ladies’ Home and Associated Charities. Chaperons invited to meet the executive committee at 219 Garrard Street Tuesday at 2 30 P M for helpers and duty details.
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Covington
Children’s Home
Old Ladies’ Home
Associated Charities
James Ernst
Garrard Street
Registration Tuesday in Campbell and Kenton Counties
County Clerk Bryan of Campbell County and County Clerk O Dillon of Kenton County and their deputies spent most of Sunday organizing for tomorrow's registration. The two counties' towns were covered with registration booths certificates and the usual registration procedures.
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Bryan
Camp
Bell
O ‘O Dillon
Kenton
Votes Look to Schools as Women Seek Ballot in Covington
Election officials distributed registration paraphernalia today to clerks across precincts. Booths will run 6 am to 9 pm with separate books for women voters who may decide on School Commissioners and possibly the Covington high school bond on the November ballot. Suffragists press for a ruling on women's voting rights.
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Covington
Progressive-Republican Campaign Committee Opens Newport HQ
A formal opening of the Progressive-Republican Campaign Committee is held Friday night at 044 Fellows Hall Newport. The effort aims to mobilize Campbell County voters with over 7 500 post cards urging registration tomorrow the county's single regular registration day. The campaign committee includes Edward Weber chairman Albert Lyons vice chairman Elmer Smith secretary William L Glazier treasurer Wes Weigle auditor Edward Clary Joseph Herbst and Albert Kubshlem.
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Fellows’ Hall
Newport
Campbell County
Edward Weber
Albert Lyons
Elmer Smith
William L. Glazier
Wes. Weigele
Edward Clary
Joseph Herbst
Albert Kubshelm
Moving picture machine recovered by police at Newport
Lieut Brumfield and Sergt Burnside recovered a valuable moving picture machine in a shanty boat on the Ohio river. Information from Glenn Allen sheriff led to the find. Property belongs to John G Williams of Glenn Allen and will be held until his arrival.
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Newport
Lieut
Brumfield
Sergt. Burnside
Ohio River
Glenn Allen
W. Va
John G. Williams
Cochran to Decide on Car Fight Later
City Solicitor Blakely and Assistant Solicitor Richmond returned from Maysville where they argued Saturday before Judge Cochran in a preliminary injunction suit filed by the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company against the City of Covington. The dispute centers on preventing the city from accepting bids under an ordinance for the sale of a street car franchise.
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Blakely
Richmond
Maysville
Junge Cochran
United States
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Covington
Baptist Churches Begin Ten Revivals Across Association
A ten church revival series opens tonight under Campbell Baptist Association with Rev. George Green at Dayton church Rep Andrewa at Covington Belleview Rev A Cottress Poindexter Wilmington Rev Kirby Covington Persimmon Grove Rev P Gates Alexandria Rev Taylor Brianger Grant's Lick and Rev Paw Clark Covington Pleasant Ridge leading the protracted meetings.
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Campbell Baptist Association
George Green
Dayton Church
Andrewa
Covington
Bellevue
BE. A. Cottress
Poindexter
Wilmington
KR. F. Kirby
Persimmon Grove
P. Gates
Alexandria
Taylor
Brianger
Grant's Lick
Paw Clark
Pleasant Ridge
Covington Photo Gallery Burglary Report
The Covington photo gallery at 45 West Pike Street was burglarized early Sunday. A small amount of money was taken, while picture paraphernalia remained untouched. Entry was gained by cutting out a glass panel in the front door, per Chief of Detectives Colling’s investigation of Carl H. Klode.
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Carl H. Klode
West Pike Street
Covington
Colling
Detective Bock Moves Prisoner To Louisville
Detective Bock of Louisville arrived in Covington with F. B. Haragatia a 34 year old alleged thief from New York. Haragatia is under indictment for grand larceny and was locked up for the night.
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Bock
Louisville
Covington
F. B. Haragatia
Frank
New York
Haragatia
Attorney Gunkel Home After European Tour
Attorney Harry Gunkel and his wife returned from a three months tour of Europe visiting England Ireland Scotland Germany France Switzerland and Italy. They were accorded an audience with the Pope while in Rome.
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Harry Gunkel
Europe
England
Ireland
Scotiann
Germany
France
Switzerland
Itay
Rome
Newport defendants face Judge Buten in Police Court
John Guffy breaches the peace. C Murphy faces charges of disorderly conduct. "Red" Welsh is charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct as the Newport Police Court session opens before Judge Buten.
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Buten
Newport
John Guffy
C. . Murphy
Red” Welsh
O Gorman Proposes Central Federal Reserve Bank Plan
Washington Oct 5 The plan by Senator O Gorman to create a single federal reserve bank rather than regional banks is praised by many senators. The move positions O Gorman as a key author of banking legislation, though President Wilson is unlikely to endorse it, given his stance and political entanglements with the bill. The proposal calls for a central reserve bank funded by member deposits and government deposits, with a defined capital structure, as part of the banking reform debate.
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Washington
O'Gorman
Federal Reserve Bank
Wilson
New York
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Nos Song Aged Sey
Osborne experiments with prison stay for reform study
Thomas Mott Osborne, chairman of New York Island Bank, volunteers a one week stay in the State prison at Auburn to test prison conditions and reform ideas. The account outlines debates on regional reserve banks and the role of national and state banks in shaping monetary policy and access to relief funds.
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Auburn
M. D
Thomas Mott Osborne
The
New York Ls.rich
Help Wanted and Dressmaking Offers Listed
Classified notices show job ad for experienced person in department begins at 9 am near Kroger Grocery at Plotence Avenue and Paden Park entrance. Dressmaking school offers special dress cutting for $1 at Madame Smiths, No 106 West Seventh Street.
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Bright Soong
Orine Department
Kroger Grocery & Co
Plotence Avenue
Paden Park
Madame Smiths
Wealthy New Yorkers Move Deposits to Dodge Taxes
New York residents transfer bank balances to New Jersey or Connecticut banks to escape the New York personal property tax. An estimated 25 million dollars has been moved across the river or border as of the tax day, signaling a widespread tactic among wealthy individuals to lessen tax obligations.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York State
Woman struck by auto near church after services
Mrs Mamie Seegar aged 26 standing in the street in front of Saint Pauls church at Twelfth and Spring streets was struck by a car driven by Louis Craf of Mt Washington. She sustained an injury to her left arm and went home unassisted.
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Pauls Church
Twelfth and Spring Streets
Mamie Seegar
Twelfth and Spring
Louis Craf
Beechmont Avenue
Mt. Washington
Four Men Leap From Ship and Vanish in Hudson
Four men slated for deportation from the steamer France escaped confinement by crawling through walls and coal chutes to the upper deck and leaping into the Hudson. Two life bells found in the river sparked belief they perished as the vessel lay at its pier. All trace of the men is lost.
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New York
France
Hudson
Grohsinn Degree Ladies Plan October 19 Dance
The Grohsinn degree team of Harngan Lodge No 170 held a meeting at Cosmopolitan hall and arranged for a dance and apron sale set for Sunday afternoon October 19 at Cosmopolitan Hall.
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Grohsinn
Harngan Lodge No. 170
Cosmopolitan Hall
Unclear numeric sequence prompts date line confusion
A fragment presents numbers and decimals without clear context. The text lists 34 000 and 5 500 and ratios 1.006 2 30 and 1a 100 and 1.0650, lacking identifiable entities or events to anchor a proper news summary.
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