Matrimonial Trials Reveal Cruelty Claims Across Several Marriages
In The Courts yesterday Matilda Schoch and Frank Schoch sparred over cruelty claims amid details of drunkenness and alleged abuse. Other divorces followed with claims of neglect, drunkenness, and threats. judges to rule on alimony and custody as hearings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Schoch
Liston
Frank Schoch
Phil
Phila
Behoch
Irade
Schoch
Nellie. Riley
Ethel Williams
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Beatings and Threats by Husband
Emma Rankin files for divorce from Wayne Rankin alleging repeated severe abuse at 634 West Ninth Street and a razor attack 18 months ago. The couple wed in 1888. Judge Warner granted the divorce with Sparks as attorney. Emma Barry also sues for divorce after a March incident at 5713 Main Street Madisonville, naming George G. Barry and Arthur Spiegel as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Rankin
West Ninth Street
Wayne Rankin
Warner
Sparks
Emma
George G. Barry
Main Street
Madisonville
Emma Vanconey
Arthur Spiegel
Damages Sought in Multiple Civil Actions in Common Pleas
Jacob Westerkamm sues Max Hirsch and Cincinnati Traction for 20000 plus 422.30 expenses after a milk wagon was wrecked by a car at Heading road. Others pursue claims including 1900 in damages against Tobin for wrongful prosecutions and a death injury case from a train crossing. Beabout wins 825 against Ross after an assault at Seventh and Plum streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Westerkamm
Max Hirsch
Cincinnati Traction Company
Common Pleas Court
Hirsch
Westerkamm
Hackett, Yeatman
Rover
Saul Beabout
Luther Ross
Dickson
Peabout
Seventh
Plum Streets
Ross
Guido Gores
Beabout
Harris Found Guilty in Stabbing Case in Court
William Harris was found guilty of stabbing N Warfield in a criminal court yesterday by Judge Hoffman's jury. Walter M. Locke prosecuted and W. B. Bush defended. Both are named as colored in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Tobin
First Ward
Ed Compton
Stanley Adama
Toben
William Thorndyke
William Harris
Warfield
Hoffman
Walter M. Locke
W. B. Bush
Will contest filed over Amy Hoffman will probate
John Hoffman sues in Kenton Circuit Court challenging the probate of Amy Hoffman s will. Defendants named are Thomas Donnelly Phil Donnelly Maggie Pierce St Mary s Cathedral and Mary Donnelly in Judge Harbeson s division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffman
Amy Hoffman
Harbeson
Kenton
Thomas and
Phil Donnelly
Maggie Pierce
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mary Donnelly
Covington Enacts Walker Saloon Limit For City
Mayor approves the Walker saloon ordinance restricting licenses to one per 500 residents. John Brigland’s saloon permit on Scott near Fifth is voided by the new law. A Mothers Club delegation urged a noiseless street at First District School. petition referred. Auditor’s $59 monthly for Latonia bond account extra aid referred for safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brigland
Scott Street
Fifth Street
Mothers’ Club
First District
Latonia
Largest women registration in Covington history
The city reported over 2,000 women registered yesterday marking the largest registration for women in Covington. They gain the right to vote in the November school bench issue and the election of a successor to the late Cliff Walker. Fred Ledder fills Walker’s seat temporarily as several candidates announce for the vacancy. Registration rise cited across precincts signals strong interest in school affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cliff Walker
Walker
Fred Ledder
Churches to Hold Union Meetings in Covington
The Presbyterian, Christian and Methodist Churches of Covington plan a union meeting at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church starting November 2 for two weeks with nightly services. Other venues for the three Sunday evenings will be announced. ministers will preach in turn and speakers remain a surprise. Prayer meetings begin next week in at least 25 homes as arrangements are made for meeting sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Methodist
Covington
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Death of Corporal Ferlon Under Inquiries at Ft Thomas
The board of inquiry at Ft Thomas investigates the death of Corporal Lawrence Ferlon, 34, of Company H Ninth Infantry who shot himself in the company quarters Monday night. Ferlon was Austrian and served two years in the Ninth Infantry. No relatives of the deceased have been located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Lawrence Ferlon
Company H
Ninth Infantry
Ferlon
Geis Will Probated in Newport Court
The will of John Geis of Dayton was probated in the County Court in Newport yesterday. It directs his estate to be divided among his children. Wenzel and Jacob Geis named executors and Catherine Geis named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geis
Dayton
Newport
Wenzel
Jacob Geis
Catherine Geis
Lawyer files to bar ballot listing in Campbell County
Attorney Matt Miller for Harry B Hupp Progressive candidate Tar County seeks an injunction in Campbell Circuit Court to stop Lyman Bryan County Clerk from placing Frank Muench under the Democratic emblem on the ballot. The suit hinges on petition validity under Kentucky's primary law requiring signatures by at least 2 percent of the last vote count. Muench had over 200 signers though the date of signatures is disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Miller
Harry B Hupp
Tar
Campbell County
Campbell
Lyman Bryan
Frank Muench
Kentucky
Muench
Arrest of William Harper on Woman's Complaint
William Harper of Covington, 35, was arrested on a warrant sworn by Anna Fleiasner alleging assault. He posted a $1,000 bond. The complainant sought withdrawal of the warrant. The case goes before Judge Read in Police Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harper
Covington
Anna Fleiasner
Harper
Read
Railroad Men Push Political Activity in Covington
Rail workers urged to register as a political bloc citing 16 000 potential votes across Cincinnati Covington Newport and Ludlow A circular lists aims to elect candidates who will protect rail workers laws and benefits with committee members named including Conroy Diver Fisher Maxwell Prymale Smith Kchy Sorrell Le Gana Mulligan and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Manana
Cincinnati
Newport
Ludlow
Rome
Jone
George F. Conroy
George Diver
Metour Railway
W. C. Fisher
W. N. Maxwell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Werbers
Indiana
Wed in Covington marriage licenses issued
In Covington yesterday the county clerk listed licenses for Wesley Stewart 21 of Gaston Indiana and Clyste Parroid 21 of Fowlerton Indiana. George Wendell 25 and Gladys Bable 16 of Covington. Terry Ashwell 28 and Marie Burkett 28 of Tuyton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Wesley Stewart
Gaston
Clyste Parroid
Fowlerton
George Wendell
Gladys Bable
Terry Ashwell
Marie Burkett
Tuyton
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Huseman
Remke
Horstman
Horstman H. Shoch
Catherine Bowen
Jurius Baker
Baker
West Court Breet
Gudge Geoghegan
Waker
Gustave R. Werner
Albertha M. Chandler
Guy A. Chandler
Cleveland
Zuleaka Jackson
Vorce
William Jackson
Minnes
Carter
Alice Heimbach
Raymond P. Hall
Vernon Cecil Hall
Dickey and Mack
Edward Wheeler
Richards
Alec
Wheeler
Monty
Spicer
David P. Oyler
Harrison
Josseler
Alice D. Ross
Linwood Avenue
Simon Ross
Ferris
Julia Ray
East Court Street
Thomas’ H. Ray
Gell
Edward’ W. Kistner
Carrier
Kistner
Keain
Mamie
Joseph’ Burke
Ellen. Street
Adams
Elizabeth Burke
Bradwell
Clara Brose
West Sixth Street
Edward L. Brose
Sparkes
Agnes Stautberg
Oliver Street
Charles Stautberg
Swain
Annas Thornton
Court Street
David W. Suter
Greenup
Wendein
Gladys Cregmile
Norwood
Fred H. Cregmile
Sol J. Levi
Central Avenue
6Th ST
Davidson
Attorney
Louie Scherer
P.O. Cc & Bik. Railway Company
Elmer Homer Scherer
Carre
Fulford
Kraw
City Waterworks Department
West Seventh Street
le. W. Waldron
Ull
Louis B. Sawyer
Criminal Court
Philipps
GEIS
Sues
Progressive
WM. K. Herin
Pioneer St
East Pearl
Vici
Harry Conor
Claudia
Louis Mann
Graid
Maud Adams
Heuck
Blanche Brya
David Bela Rer
Heuck Players
McLarens
Cigar Grove
Fifth and
Walnet
Ceara
Sea
Old Kentucky
Olympic
Lyon Jospyry
Leo. Stevens
Gayete Girls
Rowe Grüell
Johany Weber
Goldberg
Gaui
Jin
Europe
BR. L. Goldberg
Mies Leymoon
Sixx
Poli
MR. Brady
Guy
Jamerica
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