Lexington youth saved from bridge leap by passerby
Baril J. Foster 22 of Lexington attempted to leap from the Suspension Bridge in Cincinnati Covington area but Fassell an attorney from Cincinnati on a passing car rescued him with help from bystanders. Foster had been drinking after visiting Lawrenceburg Indiana and sought to return home to Lexington. He had letters from a Lexington girl Effie and showed signs of distress before police and jail staff restrained him. Dr Guy Eckman attended him and arrangements were made to send him home if conditions improve.
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Baril J. Foster
Lexington
Fassell
Cincinnati
Covington
Foster
Fassel
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Fox
Effie
Murphy
Charles J. Foster
Laxington
Guy Eckman
Campbell grand jury issues final indictments
The Campbell grand jury returned its final report on Saturday listing indictments against Joseph Brown for failing to support his minor children Floyd Ross and Arthur Greggson for petit larceny S L Singer for bigamy and Cliff Christian for malicious shooting.
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Campbell Grand Jury
Joseph Brown
Floyd Ross
Arthur Greggson
S.L. Singer
Cliff Christian
Newport Commissioners Renominated In Kentucky Primary
Three of Newport's current city commissioners won renomination in Saturdays primary. Len Bauer lost his bid. Police Judge race saw Judge Buten lead with Harry Weber second. Successful nominees include Chris Ecbert 2548 votes Herman Riesenberg 1734 Bailie Morlidge 1696 W A Eimer 1639 Charles McCrea 1435 A J Mosset 1222 John T Hodge 1182. William C. Buren led Pct with 1876 votes Harry Weber trailed with 1178.
Dying Sister Pleads For Missing Boy Dillinger Case
Relatives of Herbert Dillinger, 15, missing from 706 Saratoga Street Newport for two months, appeal to police and press for help. His sister Corinne, 17, is dying and hopes to see him before she passes. He is a son of Henry Dillinger.
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Herbert ‘Dillinger
Saratoga Street
Newport
Young’ Dillinger
Cor
Rinne
Dillinger
Miss Dillinger
Henry Dillinger
Scott Street Church hosts November dinner event
The women of Scott Street Church Covington will serve dinners on November 7 and 8 in the church parlors. A candy table and a booth for fancy articles will also be available.
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Scott Street Church
Covington
Yungblut Today to Impanel Grand Jury in Alexandria
Judge Yungblut will impanel a grand jury in Alexandria Campbell County. Few cases are expected for investigation, and the panel’s work is anticipated to finish within a day or so.
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Yungblut
Alexandria
Campbell County
Politicians All at Independence
Independence Kenton county seat hosts county court day with candidates from three parties Democrats Progressives and Republicans arriving to court. Voters and visitors expected to mingle amid handshake promises of tat and lively election chatter.
Dr. Riffe Begins Coronial Duties in Kenton County
Dr. James Riffe assumed the coroner duties to fill the vacancy caused by Dr. Wise’s death and will serve the remainder of Wise’s term until the November election. He had been placed on the Democratic ticket for the office.
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Dr. Riffe
Kenton County
James Wise
Wise
Coronation Ball at Turner Hall in Covington Tonight
The Lewisburg Schuetzen Club will hold its Coronation ball at Turner hall in Covington tonight. The crowning of the new king and queen takes place with King George II Exterkamp and his chosen queen, as the club and staff attend.
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Covington
Turner Hall
King ‘George II
Exterkamp
Covington Schuetzen Club
Percival Leads Tigret in Covington Primary Election
Covington held its first primary under the commission form on Saturday with 62 candidates. Percival led the commissioners race with 4230 votes from a field where the top eight were Percival Schuler Kluemper Meiners Hawk Gresham Read Dreseman, while Jeff Edmunds and Judge Shine won the police judge spots amid an 8878 total vote count.
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Covington
J. H. Wessling
Harry W. Percival
Percival
Schuler
Kluemper
Meiners
Hawk
Gresham
Read
Dreseman
Jeff Edmunds
Judge Shine
Grand Jury Impaneled at Independence to Probe Violations
Judge Tracy will impanel a grand jury tomorrow at Independence to investigate several cases of alleged law violations. Indictments returned include Kirby Yow breaking into a storeroom Raymond Stanhope shooting with intent to kill George Price theft of a mule Louis Geiser breaking into a and Joseph Thomas breaking into a storehouse Frank Thomas voluntary manslaughter Joseph Martin willful murder and end Frank Stull receiving stolen goods. Cases referred to the next grand jury include Remus Reese housebreaking and larceny Lonnie Witholt cutting with intent to kill and Charles Griffin failing to provide.
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Tracy
Independence
Covington
Kirby Yow
Raymond Stanhope
George Price
Louis Geiser
Joseph Thomas
Frank Thomas
Joseph Martin
Frank Stull
Remus Reese
Lonnie Witholt
Charles Griffin
Ludlow Man Dies in Lexington Asylum Notice
The funeral of Marry Bard, Ludlow brakeman, will be held today at his late home on Ash and Carneal streets. Bard was found insane by a Kenton Circuit Court jury last Tuesday and sent to the State asylum at Lexington where he died Friday. He was found Monday on the steps of Ludlow City Building by Chief Callahan after a report of strange behavior at the Union Tabernacle. In Ludlow jail he tore his clothing and cut his head, requiring an ambulance from Covington.
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Marry Bard
Ludlow
Ash and
Carneal
Bard
Kenton
Lexington
Callahan
Union Tabernacle
Covington
U S Pays Double For Irrigation Projects
Washington D C October 19 John B Field state engineer of Colorado says the federal irrigation program costs about twice private construction and maintenance costs. He notes of 89 million spent on federal schemes about 49 million wasted and cites private Colorado projects since 1902 averaging 26 per acre land costs and 85 for water per acre.
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United States
Field
Colorado
Flying Fish Malone Halts Dive After Crowd Refuses Funds
Jesse Malone known as the Flying Fish failed to perform a promised dive from Central Bridge Gunday as a small crowd of about seven could not fund the stunt. He blamed the crowd and postponed the dive, deciding to leave rather than enter the cold water.
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Jesse Malone
Flying Fish
Central Bridge
Malone
Menninger Couple Mark Eightieth Birthday With Family Reunion
The eightieth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Menninger, wife of William A. Menninger of Covington, was celebrated with a family reunion at their home on Madison Avenue. The couple married in Covington sixty years ago and have lived in and around the area most of that time. Present were children and spouses from Springfield Ohio, Hamilton Ohio, Clifton, South Covington, Louisville, and local neighbors.
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Ohio
GK. Hughes
Clifton
Edward Menninger
South Covington
Gus Menninger
This City
Frank Bury
Louisville, Ky
Luncheon Arrangements Complete for Kenton Humane Society
All plans for the annual Kenton County Humane Society luncheon at Odd Fellows Hall are set. The event runs October 22 and 23 from 11 30 a m to 2 p m with full arrangements confirmed.
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Kenton County Humane Society
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Woman to Speak at Covington Address by Mary B Matthews
Mrs Mary B Matthews supreme trustee of the Catholic Ladies of Columbus will deliver an address at Rock County Hall Covington Thursday night.
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Mary B. Matthews
Catholic Ladies of Columbus
R.ot Co. Hall
Covington
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Elmer
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Bailie
Mecca
James Riffe
Lewisburg Schuetzen Club
Tigret
First Commission
Lerington Asylum
Harry Bard
U.S
Washington, D. C
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State
Pield
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F. H. Newell
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North Platte
Pathfinder
Car Dare
Miajone
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