Judge Yungblut orders probe of Campbell County poolroom
Campbell county gambling, linked to the H Muber's garden in Newport, comes under scrutiny as Judge Yungblut instructs the October grand jury. He notes prior sessions closed then reopened gambling and urges calling H. Dando to discuss alleged poolroom operations on the Alexandria Pike. The grand jury list includes John Stohl as foreman and twelve other names.
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Campbell County
Yungblut
Newport
H. ©. Dando
William Woolftange
Wulftange
Hmuber's Garden
Dando
Alexandria Pike
John Stohl
Foreman
George Alerding
George Frans
John Hilbert
Charles Vance
George Winters
Frank Meyers
Joseph Hhelm
Theodore Breskenstein
George Wittman
Williarm Schaufle
Charles Schriver
McGarvey Trial Set for November 6 in Kenton Court
Charles McGarvey, charged with possessing stolen goods, will be tried in Kenton Circuit Court November 6. Judge Tracy set the date yesterday McGarvey, a Covington Democratic figure, was chosen by Mayor Phillips for chief of detectives but the indictment led to that appointment being withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGarvey
Kenton
Tracy
McGarvey
Covington
Phillips
Covington Man Reported Missing After Sunday Departure
Lee Everhart of Pike and Main streets Covington is reported missing by his wife who says he left home Sunday and has not been heard from since authorities were notified yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Everhart
Pike and Main Streets
Covington
Church to Install Its New Minister
Rev. Thomas Wallis Rainey will be installed as pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Newport in a 7:45 p m service. The program includes a sermon by Rev. N I Ervin of Dayton Ky and installation rites conducted by Rev. Dr. A H Hibsham with music by Will C Smith tenor and a male quartet.
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Thomas Wallis Rainey
First Presbyterian Church
Newport
N.i. Ervin
Dayton
Robert Watson
John V. Stephens
Lane Seminary
A. H. Hibsham
Ebenezer Presbytery
Will C. Smith
Messrs
W. C. Smith
J. P. DeCamp
Louis Henrich
R. G. Michaels
Mise Hazel Barnes
Woman Sues for 5120 Over Fire on Streetcar Ride
Carrie Fritch sues South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway in Kenton Circuit Court seeking 5120 damages claiming her dress ignited when a fuse on a Fort Mitchell streetcar burned out on July 20 at Eighth and Madison Covington injuring her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Fritch
Kenton
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Eighth and
Madison Avenue
Covington
Ft. Mitchell
Hatfield Fined for Contempt of Court After Apology
J. T. Hatfield president of Hatfield Coal Company paid a $10 fine plus costs in Judge Tracy's court after apologizing for language used during the Lumsford damage trial. Hatfield had denounced attorney Graziani with strong language during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hatfield
Hatfield Coal Company
Tracy
Lumsford
Hatfield
Graziani
Lunsford
Vote for Edward M. Jones Judge
Local ballot message urges support for Edward M. Jones for judge. Details on election date and candidate names are provided in weakened OCR text.
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Seal Vale
Edward M. Jones
Mothers and Teachers Club Seeks Street Upgrade at Covington
Mothers of Covington school pupils planned a mass meeting to urge the city council to repave the street in front with wood block or asphalt to quiet brick paving. A motion to adjourn carried as the protest over a sewer contract was held up for investigation and Decker's fund transfer ban was tabled 10 to 2 with Wolterman in support.
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Mothers
First District
Covington Council
Decker
Wolterman
Carl Bros
Griffith and Vastine
Civil cases set for hearing in Campbell Circuit Court
Judge Yung blut presided as civil suits were scheduled for trial. Cases include Mains v Newport Rolling Mill on January 30 and Kryling v Busse Brick on January 29, with several others set for January or February and some passed for the present.
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Yungblut
Campbell
Mains
Newport Rolling Mill
Meyers
South Covington
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Kryling Ve. Busse Brick Company
Crowe
Bauerbrey
Imeson
Howard
Scheben Va. Ortlieb
Woodburn
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Sauerbeck
Moore
Barbara Manns
Helen Hilder
Rentz
City of Bellevue
Graves
Melching
Reception Planned for New Port Postmaster Jacob Roll
Jacob Roll, named postmaster at New Port, is due home tonight and will assume office after the standard government inspection following a new administration. Friends prepare a large reception led by a committee of prominent citizens.
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Jacob Roll
Newport
Rolls
Grand Jury Visits Covington Jail
The Kenton County grand jury inspected the Covington jail building and local offices yesterday drawing comment. The purpose and outcome of the new inquisitorial approach remain unclear and not yet known.
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Grand Jury
Covington
Kenton County Grand Jury
Sailor Elmer Cook Funeral Set in Latonia
The funeral of Elmer Cook a 26 year old sailor on the battleship Nebraska will be held tomorrow morning from Henry Willen brink residence in Latonia. Services will be at Holy Cross church. He died several days ago in Los Animas California.
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Elmer Cook
Nebraska
Los Animas
Cal
Henry Willenbrink
Latonia
Holy Cross Church
WAGON STRUGGLE ENDS IN ELECTRIC-CAR COLLISION
Joseph Benz, 36, of Covington, and William Kleete, 1608 May street, Was about to cross Pike street at the Craig street intersection when an east-bound electric car struck their two-horse wagon. Benz, superintendent of the Cambridge Tile Company, suffered a fractured skull and serious internal injuries likely to cause death and was taken to St Elizabeth’s hospital. Kleete also injured. both men hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Benz
Woodburn Avenue
Covington
Benz
Wm. Kleete
May Street
Pike Street
Craig Street
Cambridge Tile Company
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Bruemmer
James Jones
J. Lattimore
Kleete
Calls for cleaner campaigns and responsible press conduct
A reader urges newspapers to abandon yellow campaigning and falsehoods as the political season renews. The writer argues candidates should lead in stopping dirty tactics and promoting honest coverage for the good of the city.
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Mbel
Bigger-Opener Wall Dress Sale and Local Services Ad
Bright ad page features bigger-opener wall dress sale with one-piece dresses priced from 3.10 to 8.00. Also lists a dress shop offering fittings and satisfaction guaranteed, a Madame Smith dressmaking school cutting course, and multiple typewriter rental options and ads for writing machines. Includes store locations on Walnut Street and Seventh Street with rental rates and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migger
Walnut’ Street
Municipal waste in streets calls for stricter policing
Citizens note that despite an ordinance against street littering, enforcement is weak. The author recalls a policeman who watched a man discard a newspaper and later collected it himself, suggesting the officer lacked clear authority to intervene on the act.
Knife victim in Covington in serious condition
Estell Hopper remains in precarious condition at St Elizabeth hospital after being stabbed by Lonnie Wilhoit who had intervened during a domestic dispute at their Banklick street home. Wilhoit is jailed on bond awaiting trial.
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Estell Hopper
Lonnie Wilhoit
Wilhoit
Banklick Street
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Will Mrs Pankhurst be allowed to land in the United States
A reader asks in The American whether Mrs E Pankhurst can visit the United States given her prior conviction and release on license. The question hinges on immigration law and the possibility of re arrest upon landing on English soil while she serves the remainder of her sentence.
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E. Pankhurst
United States
RA. Foster
Tag Day Committee to Meet in Newport Saturday
The Tag Day committee in Newport will meet today to assess the amount collected for four principal charitable institutions in Campbell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Parkinson Defends Prohibition as National Issue
The speaker Mr. B. H. Parkinson argues that prohibition is a major political issue. He claims "prohibition" equates to compulsion and asserts freedom enables enlightenment over coercion in a free country.
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B. H. Parkinson
D. D
Professor Strickland to address Newport Parents and Teachers Club
Cincinnati educator Professor Strickland will speak to the Parents and Teachers Club at Park Avenue Church Newport Thursday at 3 30 in the afternoon on The Need of Co operation Between Parents and Teachers Miss Kiva Kaiser will provide musical numbers highlighting the program.
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Strickland
Cincinnati
Park Avenue Church
Newport
Kiva Kaiser
Covington Marriage Licenses Issued in City
Covington issued marriage licenses to Frank Winterling 40 and Dora Ballard 28 both of Covington and William Dietz 25 of West Covington and May Schlenker 22 of Covington. A stabbing charge against Herman Ocrichs Mrs. Vanderbilt's nephew is reported in connection with an automobile ride.
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Covington
Frank Winterling
Dora Ballard
William Dietz
West Covington
May Schlenker
Herman Ocrichs
Prohibition Debate and Local Machinery Ads
A fragmentary page feature contrasts Prohibition arguments with calls for education over bans. It includes advertisements for The Randle Machinery Co offering boilers pumps and electrical machines at low prices and notes about Los Angeles bridge work and unemployed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terla
Stork
Randle Macnery CO
Advertisement Cancellations and Rate Notice
The notice states the American will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion due to a typographical error. Advertisements run until bid must be stopped by written order and verbal cancellations are not accepted. Rates may change without notice. 11,000 9,000 8,500 5,500 55.
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