Newport Turners Bazaar Plans In Newport
Newport Turners Association completes arrangements for a bazaar at its new Rall sixth and Orchard streets from October 21 to 25. Mayor August Helmbold to open the event with Prof. J A Sharon addressing the crowd. Musical quartet and nightly attractions planned with several speakers including Elleworth Roegenstein, John Schwab, Thomas P Carothers, and William A Burkamp slated for addresses across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Turners’ Association
Rall Sixth
Orchard Streets
Elleworth Roegenstein
John Schwab
North Cincinnati Turnverein
Thomas P. Carothers
Willam A. ‘Burkamp
Kendrick Seeks National Law to Cut Living Costs
Newport Kentucky man M. B. Kendrick proposes a national law to ban packing houses and cold storage from holding eggs fruit vegetables and fresh meats beyond 90 days and to bar canneries from selling goods older than 18 months. He claims costs would drop by about 40 percent.
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Newport
M. B. Kendrick
York Street
Kenitrick i
Registration totals by County Clerk show party splits
The county clerk reports 12 096 male and 2 434 female registered voters. Democrats 7 691, Republicans 3 597, Progressives 79, Independent 537, Socialists 182, Prohibitionists 10. The First Ward gained 100 votes more than credited Wednesday night.
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John Dillon
Ledder Files Petition for Covington School Commissioner
G Ledder filed his petition on Thursday morning as a candidate for Covington school commissioner. He was appointed to succeed the late Walker. The other candidate in the race is Joseph Grote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ledder
Covington
Ledder
Cift Walker
Joseph Grote
Convictions in Kenton Circuit Court Band Create Clemency Action
Nine defendants were convicted on various charges after pleas of guilty in Kenton Circuit Court led by Prosecutor Ht. G. Williams. Sentences include Keen to Frankfort Reformatory and Sheridan to Eddyville for two to twenty years. McCormick alias Meyers received a one to five year term after clemency. Other defendants received jail terms or await trial for petit larceny and related counts.
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Ht. G. Williams
Kenton
M. Tracy
Walter Keen
Richard Sheridan
Covington
Standard
Madison Pike
Keen
Reformatory
Frankfort
Sheridan
Eddyville Penitentiary
James Worhley
Commonwealth
R G. Willams
Tracy
C. A Cormick
Albert Meyers
Frankfort Reformatory
McCormick
Sherman Crovey
Wiliam Stigall
Cie Orae P
William Breaden
John Taulbee
George Hughes
James Conley
Lane Martin
Leap from Central Bridge by Flying Fish Malone
Jesse J. Malone known as Flying Fish announced a dive from the Central bridge this Sunday at 2 PM. The bridge is the highest Ohio River span between Cairo and Pittsburg, and his planned jump will be about two feet higher than last Sunday's from the Suspension bridge.
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Flying Fish
Jesse J. Malone
Central Bridge
Ohio River
Cairo
Pittsburg
Malone
Suspension Bridge
Aun Quits Rage for Coroner
Joseph Ruh withdraws as a Democratic coroner candidate after Dr Hoag’s death. With Ruh out, only Drs W W Tarvin and Riffe seek the nomination. Ruh says he is not part of any ring and notes broad support from county Democrats. He adds that Riffe’s two close finishes suggest his nomination would bring harmony.
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Joseph Ruh
Democratic
Ruh
Democratic Committee
W. W. Tarvin
Riffe
Democratic Party
Kenton County
Democratic ‘County Committee
Woman Sentenced for Petit Larceny in Campbell Circuit
Nellie Bley of Ft. Thomas was tried in Campbell Circuit Court yesterday and sentenced to six months in jail. Indicted for grand larceny, the charge was reduced to petit larceny after a guilty plea. The indictment alleged she, while employed by John Irby of Tower Place, Fort Thomas, carried away wine bottles two umbrellas a walking cane two refrigerators, two dresses, a silver watch and various home items.
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Nellie. Bley
Ft. Thomas
Campbell
John Irby
Tower Place
Fr. Thomas
Dan Shea Appointed To Campbell County Election Board
Dan J. Shea of Newport, a noted Democratic politician, was appointed to the Campbell County Election Board to succeed Jacob Roll, who has just taken the Newport postmaster duties. The appointment was conveyed yesterday by the secretary of the State Election Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan. J. Shea
Newport
Campbell’ County Election Board
Jacob Roll
State Election Board
Covington Aviator Hall Gill Heads South for Six Weeks
Hall Gill, prominent Covington aviator, will depart October 25 for Charleston and Washington D C and other Atlantic coast locations for a six weeks engagement with his aeroplane.
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Hall Gill
Covington
Charleston
D. C
Atlantic
Federal Court Opens Monday in Covington Ky
The October term of the U S Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky begins Monday with Judge A M J Cochran presiding in Covington. Key case includes an injunction by South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway against Covington seeking to stop franchise bids for street cars. Three admiralty dockets and 56 other suits to be reviewed. Jurors summoned from Kenton and Campbell Counties include Thomas Sparke Charles G Mason John J Fischer Alonzo Graves Thomas Moss Frank Droste Nathaniel Rogers George Burgfor d Herman Letolle L Burkhardt M F Kenner and Henry Otting E F Niemiller J Herman Hierenfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of the Eastern District of
Kentucky
A.M. J. Cochran
Covington
South
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Thomas Sparke
Charles G. Mason
John J. Fischer
Alonzo Graves
Thomas Moss
Frank Droste
Nathaniel Rogers
George Burgfordof
Kenton County
Herman Letolle
L. Burkhardt
M. F. Kenner
Campbell County
Filmer Stansifer
G. H. Loebker
Fred Degginger
Henry Otting
E. F
Motor drome death suit seeks 3000 in Kentucky case
Wid Boles as administrator of Louise Michaels sues Cincinnati Motordrome Company in Repton Circuit Court for 3000 after Michaels died from injuries at Ludlow Lagoon July accident. Cordie McCasland seeks divorce from David McCasland in Kenton Circuit Court citing cruel treatment and asks maintenance from Andrews Steel Company funds. Martha Lovelace sues Thomas Lovelace for 800 alleging he sold her cattle and kept sale proceeds. attachment requested against Lovelace and funds in Covington bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Motordrome Company
Repton
Wid. Boles
Louise Michaels
Louise, Michaels
Ludlow Lagoon
Cordie McCasland
David McCasland
Kenton
McCasland
Andrews Steel Company
Newport
Andrews Company
Dc. A. Schroetter
Martha Lovelace
Thomas K. Lovelace
Aleges Taht
Lovelace
Covington Bank
Will Contest Recalled In Suit Over 1916 Services
Mrs. Lacy M. Dimmitt of Cincinnati filed suit in the U S Court at Covington to recover ten thousand dollars from BF C Dimmitt of Covington her father in law. The petition alleges the amount is for services rendered during the will contest in April 1916.
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Mra
Lacy M. Dimmitt
Cincinnati
United States Court
Covington
BF. C. Dimmitt
Mrs Rothenhoeffer Dead in Covington at 83
Mary M. Rothenhoeffer 83 wife of Fred Rothenhoeffer died yesterday at her home 24 East Robbins avenue Covington after a brief illness. A Covington resident over 40 years she is survived by her husband four sons and two daughters. One son Charles was a former city detective under Chief Goodson.
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Mary M. Rothenhoeffer
Fred Rothenhoeffer
East Robbins Avenue
Covington
Bheise
Charles
Goodson
WED IN NEWPORT MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN NEWPORT
Newport Kentucky couples J P Lettens and Alice Sayre William Rose and Gertrude Line Herman Fielder and Margaret Dewald Gilbert Bruce and Ruth Fuley Aloye Futcher and Katherine Siemon Charles Sweeney and Catherine Tierney earned licenses in Newport and nearby towns listing the pairs and their home cities.
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Newport
J. P. Q@lettens
Alice Sayre
William Rose
Gertrude Line
Jackson Center
Herman Fielder
Margaret Dewald
Gilbert Bruce
Ruth Fuley
Hamilton, D
Aloye Futcher
Katherine Siemon
Melbourne
Charles Sweeney
Covington
Catherine Tierney
Telephone threat to proprietor of Sterling Motel
An unknown caller threatened the Sterling Motel owner Rob ert B Mills Thursday morning over not signing a union agreement with engineers. Mills hired private policemen and warned staff to watch for demonstrations. He said he would not let others dictate hotel operations after recent union disputes and his shift to nonunion staff.
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Sterling
Robert B. Mills
Mills
Mr. Mille
Arrest of Ft Thomas man for theft of horse and buggy
Chief of Police Cook of Ft Thomas handed over a suspect to Cincinnati police on a horse theft case. The alleged thief, Harry Wilson, drove a pure white horse stolen October 14 from Philip Tennebaum of 422 Race Street. Pursuit through Oneonta and Brookville led to arrest. horse and buggy recovered for the owner.
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Cook
Ft. Thomas
Cincinnnati
Philip Tennebaum
Race Street
Harry Wilson
Tennebaum
Oneonta
Brookville
Cincinnati
Wed in Covington marriage licenses listed
The Covington register shows marriages issued for Harry Telscher 23 of Cincinnati and Laura Mendel 18 of Cincinnati. Harley Turner 20 of Butler Kentucky and Lillian McBride 29 of Butler. Newton Collier 21 of Sherman Kentucky and Nellie Points 21 of Sherman.
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Covington
Harry Telscher
Cincinnati
Laura Mendel
Harley Turner
Butler
Lillian McBride
Newton Collier
Sherman
Nellie Points
Sherman, Ky
Local Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A list of marriage licenses shows numerous names and ages with street addresses across multiple locales. Couples include Knauft and a partner aged 29 on Pleasant Street, Crane and Bolten in Pregerscellanges Avenue and 200 Avenue, and See gait with Anne Willits aged 26 at 925 McGregor Avenue. Other pairs feature Lemay and Br... Bessie Cobb and Hermes Lagen and Bessie Cobb at various city addresses.
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Preeston
Halle PF
Bolten
Charles Ovlrich
Covington
Merjorie McGowen
Brenasien
Eerl Z
Gait Marre Ah
Anne Willits
McGregor Avenue
Hermes Lagen
New Liberty
Bessie Cobb
Emery
Clarence Char
East Fourth Street
Mary
Andrew J. Jaboson
Nicholagrille
Alice May Patrhead
Norwood
Albert Therker
Carliaie Avenue
Bessie Bland
Barr Street
Narrow Escape in Reading Road Collision
YWCA general secretary Nettie Attee narrowly avoided being hit by a speeding auto on Reading Road. She reported the incident to police after noting the car number, which belonged to Herman Lowenstein of 2208 Harvey Avenue. He was summoned to appear before Judge Fricke to answer speeding charges.
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Mins Nettie Attee
YW. C. A
Reading Road
Herman Lowenstein
Harvey Avenue
Fricke
Real estate sale at 765 North Crescent Avenue
The Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company through its real estate department sold the A Blachschleger property at 765 North Crescent Avenue. The lot fronts 181 feet with a sale around 15000 dollars, in conjunction with Theo Mayer and Brothers.
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the Provident Se ¥Ings Bank’ and Trust Company
A. Blachschleger
North Crescent Avenue
Theo. Mayer & Brothers
Bride-To-Be Deserted at Cincinnati Depot
Miss Cornelia Ohlinger of Hamilton told Cincinnati police she came for a wedding with her fiancé. He left, jumped from a window in a side room and vanished. After an hour with no return she reported it. a collection was taken and she returned home with her father’s blessing and $7.60.
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Cornelia Ohlinger
Hamilton
Fourth District
Cincinnati
Ohiinger
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Kenton Co
the Palace Hotel
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Postalss Shing
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Dubonne
Napoleon
R.L. Goldberg
Credit L Want
GUY & Prk
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Lee
France
Aun
RAGE
Coroner
Dan Shea
Street Car Company
Sterling Hotel
Sol J. Levi
Central Avenue
Ose
WM. K. Herin
Pioneer St
Harry Conor
Claudia
Louis Mann
Prince
Sean
Berane's
Gia
Maas Wenonah
Maud Adams
Heuck
Blanche Brya
David Bela
Ifrkom
Matinie
Heuck Players
Old Kentucky
Olympic
Lydia Jospy
Leo. Stevens
Standarawk
Gayety Girls
Gee the
Rose Gytell
Johany Weber
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