Kentucky news firm incorporated in Covington
The Kentucky News S00000 Firm is incorporated in Covington with J M Smoot of Dallas Ed Walker of Covington and George Alter of Cincinnati as incorporators. Stock fixed at 600 000 and registered with the state for a filing fee of 625. Principal office to be in Covington to manufacture and sell coin changing registering and auditing devices. Walker a prominent Covington insurance man says the firm seeks Covington site for its plant and claims it owns patent rights that could revolutionize the register business.
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J. M. Smoot
Dallas
Texas
Walker
Covington
George Alter
Cincinnati
Atta
of State
Would-Be Suicide at Suspension Bridge Headlines Transit Home
Earl Foster of Lexington, a youth who attempted to end his life by jumping from the Suspension Bridge and later tried to strangle himself in Covington jail, was taken by train to Lexington yesterday by friends. He offered no statements beyond saying he was despondent over his father's illness to police.
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Earl
Foster
Lexington
Suspension Bridge
Covington
Pélice Sandford
Circus Performer Cleared in Newport Police Court
G H Brown claiming circus performer was brought before Judge Bute on safekeeping charges and was dismissed. Officers found a roll of money a gold watch and other valuables on him after pickup at Forth and York streets. Frank Clark faces a $10 fine plus costs in city court for house to house canvassing and begging.
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Newport City
G. H. Brown
Bute
Evans
Grayson
Forth
York Streets
Frank Clark
Sandhaus
Margaret Bruce to Wed Chester Reisinger of Lexington
Mr and Mrs John Bruce of Newport announced yesterday the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Mr Chester Reisinger of Lexington Kentucky.
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John’ Bruce
Newport
Margaret
Chester -Reisinger
Lexington
Kentucky
Stunt Night at Covington Y M C A Features Young Swimmers
Physical Director Wunderlich organized a stunt night at the Covington Y M C A with several events for boys. Winners include Eschholz in the junior twenty yard dash, Kico in the intermediate dash, Riefkin in junior diving, Hauser in intermediate diving, and C Kloo in the match fifty yard dash, with Brown and Morallee leading relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunderlich
Covington Y. M
Hauser
Delaney
Lunsford
R. Kindt
C. Kloo
Brown
Lunesford
Morallee
Kentucky Open Season Promises Good Hunt Despite Quail Decline
Kenton County game warden George Graham reports plentiful small game including rabbits and quail while urging a two year quail season ban. He plans to lobby the Legislature in January to amend game laws. Kentucky’s hunting opens November 15 and licenses are $1 for residents and $15 for nonresidents with 1,600 resident licenses issued last year.
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George Graham
Kenton County
Graham
Kentucky
Dillon
Covington
Coroner Questions Identity of Riverside Man in Ohio River Find
Coroner Digby doubts that the body found in a packing box in the Ohio River at Oneonta Ky is Louis Cave of Riverside. Harry Cave identified the drowned man as his father by a scar on the neck, but the coroner suspects a mistake and had the body disinterred for review.
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Digby
Ohio’ River
Oneonta
Louis Cave
Hillside Avenue
Riverside
Harry Cave
Cave
Pastor May Become Cornell Professor
Rev. Herbert M. Moore, pastor of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Covington, left for Utica yesterday where he has received a call to become Presbyterian student pastor at Cornell University. He will announce his decision on return. Moore has been identified with the local church for several years.
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Herbert M. Moore
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Covington
Utica
Cornell University
Moore
City denied water plant purchase demand in Latonia dispute
The Kenton Water Supply Company lost its bid claiming Covington must buy Latonia property before supplying water at city rates. Judge Harbeson ruled the city may lay new mains in the disputed district and resist the water company suit. D. Rouse filed suit for the plaintiffs.
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Kenton Water Supply Company
Covington
Latonia
Harbeson
Kenton
Refandant Company
General Council
Blakely
Dresaman
D. Rouse
Progressives To Hold Mass Campaign Meetings
Wes Weigle, manager of the Progressive Republican campaign in Campbell County, schedules mass meetings this week at Persimmon Grove Mentor Califor nia Carthage Camp Springs Melbourne Silver Grove Grants Lick Claryville Alexandria with prominent speakers addressing campaign issues. A follow up week will bring events in Newport Bellevue and Dayton.
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Wes. Weigle
Progressive
Campbell County
Persimmon Grove
Mentor
California
Carthage
Camp Springs
Melbourne
Silver Grove
Grants Lick
Claryville
Alexandria
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Phonograph Player Is Fined in Court
William Metcalfe of Dayton Street Newport faced Judge Buten in Newport Police Court and was fined $10 for disorderly conduct. Officers Venard and Pilgram arrested him after he persisted in playing a talking machine late Saturday, claiming he was jollifying over the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Metcalfe
Dayton Street
Newport
Buten
Metcalfe
Venard
Pilgram
Governor Brewer Faces Impeachment Plot in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi October 20 political enemies plot impeachment against Governor Earl Brewer amid a Texas paper charge. The alleged scheme involves Lieutenant Governor Theodore Bilbo Mayor S J Paylor Jackson state senators and representatives and C R Boyce of Memphis tied to a cotton deal. Brewer supporters say the plot stems from his graft crackdown.
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Emies
Earl Brewer
Texas
Brewgy
Theodore G. Bilbo
S. J., Paylor
Jackson
C. R. Boyce
Memphis
Boyce
Brewer
Jirewér
Harbeson Court Denies Kinney Murphy Trial. Several Divorces Granted
In Kenton Circuit Court Judge Harbeson overruled a motion for a new trial in Kinney vs Murphy. Mamie Angler was granted a divorce and restored to her maiden name Mamie Aldemeyer. A judgment and order of sale issued in Home Building Association vs Gillard et al. Divorces granted in Ducker vs Ducker and Taylor vs Taylor. Motion to set aside judgment in Dell et al. vs Semple & Schramm was overruled.
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Kenton
Harbeson
T. J. Kinney
G. B. Murphy
Mamie Angler
John Angler
Mamie Aldemeyer
Home Building Association
Clarence Gillard
Wright Funeral for A T Wright Newport
Wright funeral to be held at 1 30 this afternoon at the home at Sixth and Monmouth Newport with William Nelson Post G A R in charge. Monitor and Eureka Lodges Knights of Pythias met to discuss his death. Elmer Wright son of the deceased long served with Newport police department.
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William Nelson Post
G. A.R
Sixth
Monmouth Streets
Newport
Monitor and
Eureka ‘Lodges
Knights of Pytaias
Elmer Wright
Newport Police Department
Receiver sought for United Jewelers Company assets
In Insolvency Court Charles W Rattermann a stock holder and creditor petitions for a receiver to conserve assets of United Jewelers Company. He says he is accommodation maker on a March 20 note and the company owes him 600 plus other creditors about 2500 and a 1400 judgment by Hattie Batley. Assets are estimated at 4500 against 6000 in liabilities.
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Charles W. Rattermann
Rattermann
Hattie Batley
Charles Hoffmeister
Plea Filed Against Union Gas and Electric Company
Common Pleas Court heard suit by Mrs. Virginia R. Burch wife of Attorney Wallace Burch seeking return of 435 dollars with interest deposited in 1911 for gas mains on Andrew avenue Hyde Park. Company promised refund after consumption reached 160.50 yearly, but refunds denied as of now.
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Virginia R. Burch
Wallace Burch
Union Gas and Electric Company
Andrew Avenue
Hyde Park
Divorce Actions Show Alimony and Alleged Conduct
James M. Moreton a scenic artist answers his wife Fannie’s divorce suit denying neglect and claims she knew of his paralysis. He says she planned him to manage home while she worked for $10 weekly as a clerk until her family interference. Alimony of $3 weekly was granted recently and he seeks perpetual alimony if divorce granted. Other notices include Bessie Davis seeking divorce from Charles B. Davis after six years of absence and lack of support, Autum Katz seeking divorce from Julius Katz amid alleged assaults, Edith May Miller replying to Amzie Miller’s divorce suit calling him a drunkard and adulterous, and Samuel J. Sparks’s divorce from Eva L. Sparks for willful absence.
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James M. Moreton
Fannie
Covington
Marston
Louis H. Capelle
Bessie Davis
Charles B. Davis
Atlanta
Renner
Edith May Miller
Amzie Miller
John A Seely Visits Covington Veteran Bell Telephone Pioneer
John A Seely, former Tebident and noted Covington electrical engineer now based in New York City, visited Covington yesterday to reconnect with old acquaintances. He previously served as the first superintendent of the Bell Telephone Company in Covington.
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John A. Seely
Covington
New York City
Ir. Seely
Bell Telephone Company
Wife Granted Divorce in Furnish Case by Circuit Judge
Circuit Judge Yungbiut on Monday granted Minnie B. Furnish divorce from D. B. Furnish and restored her status in the proceedings.
Inspecting the New Union Central Life Building in Cincinnati
Policy holders in Cincinnati and vicinity toured the company’s new quarters yesterday. Ushers guided visitors on each floor while an orchestra performed in the library on the seventeenth floor and refreshments were served to many guests.
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Woman Stricken on Street Car Dies in Corryville
Mrs. Jessie Allen, 6, a widow of 2912 Sander Street Corryville, was riding a Lockland car when she suddenly fell ill. The car halted at 2608 Carthage Pike and she died within minutes at a drug store. Coroner Foertmeyer suspects heart trouble.
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Jessie Allen
Sander Street
Corryville
Carthage Pike
Allen
Foertmeyer
Mayor Henry Hunt Responds To Voters League Attack
The Cincinnati mayor denies a fake Voters League plot to smear him as hostile to public schools and American institutions. He recalls backing a 6 mill school tax and notes his children attend public schools, his own education there, and his Episcopal faith. He defends patriotism and denounces prejudice.
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Cincinnati
Protestant Episcopal Church
Builders seek sub contracts for Jefferson City capitol
The George A. Fuller Co of Chicago asks Builders' and to invite sub contracts on the State capitol at Jefferson City. Masonic members in Lexington Ky are constructing a new temple. Cincinnati builders are actively bidding on the project.
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George A. Fuller Co
Chicago
Jefferson City
Masonic Order
Lexington
Cincinnati
Season work begun by Y. W. C. A. branch
The West End branch of the Y. W. C. A. began its work for the season last night. Branch activities will mirror central programs and be conducted at Storrs Congregational Church.
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West End
Storrs Congregational Church
Boy Injured as Car Hits 11 Year Old in Avondale
Albert Gerring 11 of 3108 Savoy avenue Avondale was struck by a car owned by B L Kirkpatrick at Union avenue and Teading road. He suffered a scalp wound and a bruised shoulder after the driver swerved onto the sidewalk to avoid the crash. the rear wheel struck him.
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Albert Gerring
Savoy Avenue
Avondale
B. L. Kirkpatrick
Union Avenue
Teading Road
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W. C. Ellis
Eleanor Hosea-Ellis
Warner
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Common Pleas Court
Robert H. Doepke
Carter
Mary C. Shanklin
James R. Shanklin
Cincinnati Bar Association
East Eighth Street
R. W. Bagrett
Ohio
Renner and Dwyer
Paxton Long
Hoffman
Attorney Long
Walter Hall
Hall
Carl Jacobs
Autum Katz
Julius Katz
L. C. Bcowanner
Samuel J. Sparks
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Hudson
John Seely
Yungbiut
Minnie
B. Furnish
D. B. Furnish
Gar
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Voters’ League
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