Y M C A Extends Work with New Colored Branch Plan
Prominent attendees including President Meacham John Shuff Attorney C C Benedict PH Kroger and General Manager Gowle discuss YMCA expansion. Plan includes Lockland and Rimwood J Bernard branches industrial extension weekly factory meetings Sunday sessions and language classes for foreigners. Donations approach one hundred thousand dollars with $27000 raised and over $6000 paid.
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Y. MC. A
Meacham
John Shuff
C. C. Benedict
PH. Kroger
Gowle
J & O. Railroad
B. Ernat
Hiw
Lockland
Rimwood
J. Bernard
Jona
Negro gun users fined in Greenup street incident
Howard Jackson colored received a sentence of 150 dollars and costs plus 80 days as a jail boarder at Motel de Murphy with a potential extension after a shooting on Washington street. Sun Hawkins colored was fined 25 dollars and jailed 20 days for carrying concealed weapons and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jackson
Sun Hawkins
Jackson
Washington Street
Blanket Rope Escape Fails. Juvenile Falls 30 Feet
Ernest Little, 15, of 9 Alabaster Place, confined at the Juvenile Place of Detention, tried to escape by tying blanket strips into a rope and sliding down. The makeshift rope broke. he fell about 30 feet and was taken to City Hospital with shock but no serious injuries. He told doctors he would not repeat dime novel stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Little
Alabaster Place
Little
City Hospital
Bethesda Hospital Donation Day Invitations Issued
Officials announce Bethesda Hospital Donation Day on Thursday October 19 with a reception from 2 to 5 and supper 5 to 8. An evening root garden entertainment will follow after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Hospital
Funk named chief smoke inspector for trains entering Cincinnati
George H. Funk former superintendent of the C and railroad is appointed chief smoke inspector of all trains entering Cincinnati. Arthur G. Hall will assist, appoint several special deputies, and begin work immediately to curb the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Funk
C and
Cincinnati
Arthur G. Hall
Funk
Insurance Men 10 Open Convention
The Union Association of Local Fire Insurance Men meets today at 10 a.m. and the National Association at 2 p.m. to discuss recent legislative investigations of fire insurance rates. About five hundred members are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binton
Union Association
National
When Armenian Vendors Clash In Street Brawl
Misak Pilobosian and Peter Yaksoolian, Armenian peanut vendors, fought on Third and Walnut streets over turf. Yaksoolian filed a peace warrant at Squire Robling's court. Constable Bol Rosenthal intervened as Pilobosian resisted, leading to the officer using force to subdue the large man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misak Pilobosian
Peter Yaksoolian
Third
Walnut Streets
Yaksoolian
Fire destroys kitchen furniture at 412 East Third Street
A late yesterday fire in the kitchen on the third floor of a building at 412 East Third Street, occupied by Mrs. Ella Keith, destroyed kitchen furniture and caused about $100 in damage. The building is owned by John R K Shindie, agent for the Carew building, with no insurance.
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East Third Street
Ella Keith
John RK. Shindie
Carew
Woman robbed at Pal Ace Hotel over theft Sunday night
Bertha Poppe of the Pal Ace Hotel reported to the First District police that two five dollar bills were stolen from her room during Sunday night. She named a woman as a suspect, and officers are now seeking her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Poppe
Pal Ace Hotel
First District
Girl Florence Schmidt Reported Missing by Father
Charles C Schmidt reports his 17 year old daughter Florence missing from 648 Enright Avenue since early Sunday morning. He asked Ninth District police to help locate her and gave no reason for her disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies C. Schmidt
Ninth District
Florence
Enright Avenue
Schmidt
Fire at New Westminster Hotel causes alarm
A small blaze under a stairway in the New Westminster Hotel at Gilbert and Yale avenues yesterday noon caused excitement and a still alarm. The fire was quickly extinguished with no damage reported.
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New Westminster
Gilbert and
Yale Avenues
Watch Stolen From Westwood Worker at Kroger Plant
Louis Helwig of Fisher Place Westwood reported his watch valued at ten dollars taken from his coat in a Kroger Packing Company dressing room where he works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Helwig
Fisher Place
Westwood
B. H. Kroger Packing Company
Impeachment Trial Ends Predicted Verdict Shift
Albany Oct 18 Tout A Sarecky former confidential secretary to Governor Bulger tried to save the executive at the impeachment trial. Sarecky shouldered blame for a forged Sulzer refund statement and a false Sulzer campaign receipt. His testimony helped Sulzer and loosened support for Bulger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarecky
Sulzer
Albany
N. Y
A. Sarecky
Bulger
Who Knows Williams Letter From Moose Jaw Chief
A letter from Sapkatchawan Canada dated 5 A Miszewski Wind sor Hotel proprietor asks local police to locate friends or relatives of Fred Williams who died in Moose Jaw this week. Williams worked for National Construction Company and is believed to have lived previously in Cincinnati or nearby.
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Copelan
Moose Jaw
Sapkatchawan
Canada
A. Miszewski
Windsor
Fred Williams
Williams
National Construction Company
Cincinnati
Fire in Standard Carbonic Company Cold Room
Employees extinguished a late Monday fire in the cold room at the Standard Carbonic Company located at Sixth and Euros streets. Fire alarms were turned in but Engine Company 17 and Hooks arrived only after workers contained the blaze. No damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Carbonic Company
Euros
Office Robbery at Warren Brush Company
A theft reported from the Warren Brush Company at 79 Elm Street where a group of boys is suspected of entering through a rear window between Saturday noon and Monday morning. They allegedly took $1 in change and office keys before police were notified yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brush Company
Elm Street
Break-In Reported At City Poolroom On Elm Street
Police entered the poolroom basement at the corner of Fifth and Elm to find a break in Sunday night. A chisel was used on the front door and a desk in the office broken open. Nothing was stolen. A chisel and a handkerchief were recovered by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Elm Streets
George Kordis
Truck Hits Pedestrian Injures Man at Third and Elm
John O'Brien aged 45 of Union Bethel Hotel was struck by an auto truck owned by Globe Soap Company at Third and Elm streets while pushing a cart. He was taken to City Hospital with a crushed left foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Brien
Union Bethel Hotel
Globe Soap Company
Third
Elm Streets
City Hospital
Bicycle Stolen From In Front Of Hardware Store
Police seek thief of bicycle owned by Robert H. Stephens of 28 West Ninth Street. The theft occurred yesterday around noon in front of a hardware store on Fifth Street near Elm. The bicycle valued at $25. Stephens filed report with the First District police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Stephens
West
Ninth Street
Fifth Street
Elm
Stephens
First District
Youth Missing: Stanley Osgood Reported Absent Since October
The father of 15 year old Stanley Osgood of 2605 Alms Place notified the Seventh District police yesterday that his son has been missing from home since October 5. He asked officers to help locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Osgood
Imposter Collected Rent From Mrs Meyer Before Alert
A man posing as the building's agent collected $2 from Mrs. Jessie Meyer of 515 Elizabeth Street. After leaving, she grew suspicious, notified police, and officers were alerted to the impostor’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Meyer
Elizabeth Street
Columbus Day Observed by Officials in Covington
Columbus Day ceremonies paused county and city offices in Covington in honor of Christopher Columbus. The Kenton county Grand Jury met and heard witnesses while council members adjourned after meeting, awarding themselves extra pay for the adjourned session. A late memo indicated an Aldermen resolution to grant the city auditor and assistant extra compensation of 500 dollars monthly until January 1, aligning with a new city government term.
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America
Kenton County
Wesinton
Henry Wel
Jobs McCount
Gehvies
Genvies
Aviator Wood to Fly With Other Airmen Around New York
New York October 18 The Aeronautical Society plans a revival of American aviation interest commemorating the event. The meeting will feature Oakwoods heights Blazen Island on Monday October 13. Marvin Ward who recently attempted a nonstop New York to Washington flight will be among the principal entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aeronautical Society of
Frm
Nce
Oakwoods Heights
Blazen Island
J. Wilber Wright
Kittyhawk
N. C
Stirting Point
Marvin Ward
Washington
Retina
Man Violent After Religious Meetings At Ludlow Tabernacle
Harry Barge, 35, a railroad brakeman, became violent after attending nightly evangelistic services at Ludlow’s recently built tabernacle. He fought officers, was jailed, then moved to Covington jail for a sanity inquiry. Barge, married and known in railroad circles, caused several injuries during delirium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaidlow ‘Tabernaclé
Harry Barge
Carneal Street
Ludlow
Barge
Ludlow Station
Callahan
Hawkins
Covington
Funeral for Covington coroner Dr James Wise set today
The funeral for Dr James Wise, coroner of Kenton County, is at 10 o clock today at St Street M E church with Rev J B Harris officiating. Wise died from a fall at his Garrard Street residence. The vacancy sparks a scramble for the office amid Democratic and Republican party maneuvering ahead of the November election. Magistrate Harry Wheeler currently serves as coroner and may remain until after the vote.
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Covington
Kenton County
Garrard
Stepa
Dudge Leary
Couty Crayrt
Wr. Wise
Mudewsur
Sovether
Louse
Judge Cleary
Madistrate
Harry’ Wheeler
Three Negroes Held in Shooting Probe near Melbourne
Deputy Imfeld and Lieutenant Brumfeld arrested Harry Lewis, Earl Jenkins, and C. S. Christian, all colored, in Newport authorities probe of Ore Parr shot near a construction camp by Melbourne. Parr, a C&O brakeman, reportedly wounded in the arm. a revolver found at the camp. Preliminary hearing set today in Judge Hawkins's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imfeld
Brumfeld
Harry ‘Lewis
Award Jenkins
C. S Christian
Newport
Ore Parr
C. and O. Railroad
Parr
Melbourne
Newport Belt Line Talk Promises Regional Transit Link
The Newport Business Men's Club schedules a meeting tomorrow night with Dayton Mayor Quinby and Bellevue Mayor List in attendance. The group aims to discuss a belt streetcar system linking Newport Dayton and Bellevue, with representation from the street railway company expected to participate and answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Business Men's Club
Quinby
Dayton
Mayor List
Bellevue
Business Men's Club
Newport Gymnasium Directors to Meet
A meeting of the directors and others interested in the new gym will be held at the Gym Building on Sixth street at o'clock. The meeting will be in charge of Mr. Jule Plummer and all the directors are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Jule Plummer
Madeira Park Subdivision
Hamilton County
Sidwell
Kenton Republicans Plan Hot Campaign for Offices
Kenton Republicans outline a heated campaign in Covington and Kenton County for the November election. The Republican Club and Syropenst organization held a meeting to mobilize the ticket vote, enlisting supporters and scheduling speaking events. Colored Republicans join in urging full ticket support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kenton County
Riedtin “Republican Club
Cit
Tut Party
Srn
Colored Brethren of the
Republican Cause
Colored Republican Club
Traveling Man Held on Charge of Bigamy
Scott L. Singer traveling salesman of 1153 Park Avenue Newport was arrested on a warrant charging bigamy. The warrant issued by Squire Hutcheson the arrest made by Deputy Sheriff Imfeld and Patrolman Evans. A preliminary hearing is set today in Judge Hawkins court. The complainant resides in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott L. Singer
Park, Avenue
Newport
Squire Hutcheson
Imfeld
Evans
Singer
King John Crowned at Germania Hall Coronation
Captain John Gundmeyer was elevated from Custodian of the Covington City Building to King John the First by the German Shooting Rockety at Germania Hall. He chose Mrs. Anna Messingschisger as Queen. Over 200 couples attended the coronation ceremony and ensuing reception and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gundmeyer
Covington’ City
King John
Firth
Germania
Anna, Messingschisger
Ministers Urge Women to Register in Covington Vote Push
The Covington parish urges women to register for today’s elections as pastors call on Catholic voters to participate. General Council ordered registration drive for those who have not yet registered and to secure petition signatures for the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Will Try for Scholarship for Oxford University Candidate
Frederick Phang of Cincinnati seeks a scholarship to Oxford University marking the first Cincinnati candidate for the Rhodes scholarship in years. The exams are very difficult and cover a broad range, with examiners unaware of paper authors to ensure fairness.phrases mention dean Harry and prayerful intent to win the scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Phang
C ‘Neinhats
Oxford University
Thie
Hae
Yrant
Pation Cregh
Harry Wilh
Man Attacked on Sidewalk Near Morgan Street
A Black man was assaulted on a sidewalk near his home on Dari Flay afternoon by three unknown men. The victim, taken to City Hospital, suffered a fractured jaw and remained conscious briefly. The assailants were not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dari
Morgan Street
Min
Pene
Minx
Impaled on Picket Fences Leaves Boy Hospitalized
A 7 year old boy, Richard Lavender, fell onto a picket fence at 634 West Ninth Street. His abdomen was pierced and he was rushed to Faeroeian Hospital where doctors treated his injuries. He is listed in not serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ninth Street
Richard Lavender
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Dennison Hotel
C. Dennert
Fifth End Main Streets
Tel. M
D. W. Sayre
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Pease
RaoesSerkon
Ington
Christopher’ Co
Gore
Wood
Kentucky
Tabernacle
DR. Wise
James 8. Wise
J. B. Harris
Campbell County
Street
Newport Gymnasium
Kenton
Brossart
Pantore
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Behoot
Ad Brhoot Commission
Honda
Trud
Bromwald
St. Joseph's Church
St. Aog
Csinserest Ton
W. Bias Alker
Fred Oe Ladder
Walberts Place
Agaii
Tone Partioan
Eer Thodes
Negro
Race Street
Visionia
Ana Ifn Te
The
Madeira Park Co
Atlas Bank Bldg., Or
Madeira
Gus Gildehaus
Undertaker
Vine Street
Canal
Avon
Cincinneti
Ee Center Paints
Reemele Ong
Wes Pipth ST
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