Newport Primary Heat Races Spark City Contest
Newport faces a hot primary election under a new non partisan law with a coalition of Progressive and Republican forces set for a lively contest. Voters will choose candidates for Police Court Judge and Board of Commissioners among a long slate, including Wiliam Co. Buren James H. Delaney M. F. Donelan Clifford Gray Wiliam T. Hazlewood Edward M. Jones Marcus Patterson James T. Thornton Marry Weber for Police Judge and Leonard Saver Fred W. Betz John A. Carney Oscar Cherrington Christian Ebert John Bicher William A. Eimer C. Lou Gerber Alex Grogch Dr. George Herman John T. Hodge Louis 3re Fred HJ. Lampe Balle Morlidge Charles D. McCrea Senn Wilam Owens Joseph Rehling Ww. J. Richards Herman Tiles Samuel Rothermel William H. H. Taylor L. B. Tenent Hermian C. Ulmer James Vi Henry Vieh mans John A. Zlewler for Commissioners.
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Newport
Board of Commiseioners
Wiliam Co. Buren
James H. Delaney
M. F. Donelan
Clifford Gray
Wiliam T. Hazlewood
Edward M. Jones
Marcus Patterson
James T. Thornton
Marry Weber
Leonard Saver
Fred W. Betz
John A. Carney
Oscar Cherrington
Christian Ebert
John Bicher
Wiliam A. Eimer
C. Lou Gerber
Alex Grogch
George Hermann
John T. Hodge
Louis 3Re
Fred HJ. Lampe
Balle Morlidge
A Mit
Charles D. McCrea
Senn
Wilam B. Owens
Joseph Rehling
J. Richards
Herman’ Tiles
Samuel “Rothermel
William H. H. ‘Taylor
L. B. ‘Tenent
Hermian
C. Ulmer
James
Henry Viehmans
John A. Zlewler
Grand jury probes shooting of Cannell in Covington
Kenton grand jury heard witnesses yesterday in an investigation of the shooting of Charles Cannell of Cleveland Ohio. The shooting occurred weeks earlier when Cannell was in a taxicab on Third Street near Madison Avenue. Cannell later told hospital staff he had shot himself.
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Kenton Grand Jury
Charles Cannell
Cleveland
James Cody
Covington
Canfiel
Third Street
Madison ‘Avenue
Cannell
Movie Actor Granted Divorce in Campbell Circuit Court
Earl Metcalfe, former Ft. Thomas resident and film actor, was granted a divorce by Judge Yungblut in Campbell Circuit Court. He cited desertion in his petition against Irene Waters, whom he wed in Dayton, Kentucky. Metcalfe now lives in Philadelphia with a film producing firm.
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Earl Metcalfe
Ft. Thomas
Campbell Circuit Court
Yungblut
Metcalfe
Irene Waters
Dayton
Philadelphia
First Primary Under New Law in Covington
Covington holds its first primary under commission government. Two for Police Judge and eight for City Commissioner advance to November. Fifty-five commissioner candidates and seven Police Judge nominees on the ballot. Women voters defer until November for School Commissioner and high school bond issues.
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Covington
Nursing suit filed in Kenton Circuit Court
Mary F. Hill sues Frank Snell and others in Kenton Circuit Court for 445 dollars for nursing care of James B. Snell deceased. An attachment on real estate in Latonia issued to satisfy the judgment.
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Mary F. Hill
Kenton
Frank Snell
James B. Snell
Latonia
Bellevue Boy 15 Hast Victim of Football
Bellevue High junior Milton Gosney 17 died at home from injuries suffered in a scrimmage at College Hill on October 8. The injury was initially minor but blood poisoning developed, ending his life yesterday.
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Bellevue
Milton Gosney
Bellevue High
Collage Hill
Young Gosney
Donnelly Wins Noted Will Case At Kenton Court
The Kenton Circuit Court verdict finds the instrument in writing the last will of Amy Hoffman. The trial by Donnelly and others against John Hoffman and others spanned four days before Judge Matt Harbeson and a jury. Judge Cleary ordered probate previously. this ruling upholds the contested will and outlines bequests to Donnelly and others.
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John Hoffman
Thomas
Donnelly
Kenton
Circuit Court
Matt Harbeson
Amy Hoffman
Walter Cleary
John ‘Hoffman
Dr James Riffe Elected Kenton County Coroner
At a Kenton County Democratic committee meeting in Covington the coroner vacancy was filled. Dr James Riffe won the vote with 45 of 58. Dr Tarvin received 19 and Dr Stephens 2.
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Kenton’ County
Deed of Madison Avenue Lot Recorded in Covington Notice
A deed of transfer for a lot on Madison avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets Covington was filed for record by a 51 year old. The instrument from the estate of Robert McGill to Robert Howe was found among the papers of Mrs. Robert Howe and acknowledged May 12 1862. Clerks in Kenton County filed the document after it was left for record with Attorney Charles Fisk.
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Madison Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Covington
Kenton
Charles Fisk
Robert McGill
Robert Howe
Mystery of Fred Miller Escape From Neeport Jail
Unsolved case notes a possible escape by Fred Miller from Neeport Jail as he was being moved to the workhouse. Reported attempt involved scaling a high iron fence during the escort with several prisoners.
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Fred Miller
Neeport
Miller
Knife-User Sentenced to Nine Months in Covington Jail
William Taylor was sentenced by Judge Tracy of the Kenton Circuit Court to nine months in Covington Jail after pleading guilty to cutting in sudden heat and passion. The Hastings case was continued to October 29 due to a witness absence. Hastings faces a charge of cutting with intent to kill.
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Wiliam Taylor
Coviington
Tracy
Kenton
Norval Hastings
Hastings
Woman 15 Killed on Way Home From Church
Elizabeth Benke 42 of 803 Saratoga Newport was killed crossing the Lo and N track on Saratoga north of Eighth street while returning from St. Stephen's Church mass. Eyewitnesses say she faltered and was struck by an engine. body scattered along the tracks. Motorman E Austin was arrested on manslaughter charges. inquest announced.
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Saratoga Street
Eighth Street
Miot-E. Austin
She ‘Omgine
Sorener Digby
Hetz
Rothenhoefer Funeral Held Sunday
The funeral for Mrs Mary M Rothenhoefer mother of former Detective Chiartes Rothenhoefer and mother in law of George Brahel will be held Sunday at 1 pm at the residence 24 East Robins street.
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Mary M. ‘Rothenhoefer
Chiartes
Rothenhoefer
George Brahel
Nia Cc
East Robins ‘Street
Automobile stolen from Government square recovered
The car, owned by Raymond Milla of Waynesville Ohio, was found by Patrolmen Techus and Less yesterday after being stolen Thursday. Abe Coleman colored of 549 Freethan Avenue was arrested on the verge of taking the vehicle toward Plainville after admitting he sold parts and using cash from the sale to buy more fuel.
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Government Square
Techus
Raymond Milla
Waynesville
Ohio
Abe Coleman
Éollored
Freethan Avenue
Coleman
Caseline
Plainville
Push cart stolen from Central Avenue front
Charles H. Brown of 917 West Fifth Street reported to the First District police that a push cart containing tools valued around ten dollars was taken from the front of 518 Central Avenue yesterday afternoon.
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Charles H. Brown
Fifth Street
First District
Central ‘Avenue
Bids Opened for Cleves River Bridge Substructure and Road Repairs
County Commissioners opened three bids for the Cleves Big Miami River bridge substructure estimated at 72 060 dollars. Cleary White Construction leads after a rival bid was questioned, while Nickson Company and Mr Glandorf also submitted offers. Additional bids were received for West Miami over road repairs and for State road work. A city medical claim, a suggested lighting project near Indian Hill, and other small claims were reviewed, with several actions referred for investigation or settlement.
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Big Miami
Cleves
Cleary-White Construction Company
Nickson Company
Glandorf
Cleary- White
C. M. Glnandorf
West Miami
Harrison Pike
New Maven Road
Nike
State Road
Butler County Line
Willey Road
Sue Weaver
Marion Bpaulding
Indian Hilavente
Madisonville
Indian Hill
Bright Kelly
Covington
Edward J. Rein
John Nickesin
Asylum Conditions Blamed for Murder at Lakeview Hospital
Coroner Forrimeyer finds Charles Hall not responsible for killing William Lewis last Sunday at Lakeview Hospital. Hall, insane, blamed the institution conditions and lack of guards for the deplorable act, noting the crowd presence influenced the outcome.
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William Lewis
Charles 8
Hall
Lokeview Hospital
Forrimeyer
Orr Back in Cincinnati After Ohio Visit
Rezin Orr International Secretary of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees returned to Cincinnati last night after a week in Ohio. He said he was sent by W D Mahon to establish harmony among Ohio cities and all were represented at the Portsmouth convention.
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Rezin Orr
Amalgamated’ Association of Street and Electric Railway
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Orr
Ohio
W. D. Mahon
Ports ‘Mouth
Eight-Hour Day Granted at Metropole Hotel
Engineers at the Metropole Hotel secured the eight-hour day after a recent demand. Manager Schmitt did not sign a new scale as the hotel remains under court control, but he assured the engineers he would not lock them out.
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Metropole
Schmitt
Oklahoma reform movement unites parties to overhaul state government
A cross party reform effort in Oklahoma brings Republicans, Progressives and Democrats together to challenge the state government. The alliance seeks to expose abuses, scrutinize the bank deposit guarantee, and coordinate with county committees for thorough restructuring.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Missing man prompts police search in October
Police were asked yesterday to locate John Blymyer 84 of 1941 Central Avenue who has been missing since October 10 after being released from City Hospital following a several week illness.
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John Blymyer
Central Avenue
Police Seek Auto Thieves Linked to Springfield theft
Telegram from Chief R B O'Brien of Springfield Ohio asks detective headquarters to alert police along the region to a stolen automobile case. Thieves believed to be headed toward Cincinnati. St John s Roman Catholic Church Covington project may start soon with work on hold.
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Springfield
Ohio
Detective Headquarters
Thie Aily
Cincinnati
St. John’s
Covington
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