Kenton County Humane Society Praises Cherrington Work
The annual report highlights Cherrington as field agent for the year ending October 15 1913 and urges more drinking fountains in Covington including locations on Park Place and near Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. A committee led by Schroetter Philippe and Cherrington plans fountains at several streets next summer. The report backs women jurors for juveniles and strict curfew enforcement while noting truancy funds totaling 8 00980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Humane Society
Charrington
Covington
Park Place
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Madison Avenue
Fifth Street
Wallace
Bterritt
Eleventh
Greenip
Scott
Robbins Street
Philadelphia Street
Bchroetter
Mayer ‘Philippe
Cherrington
Delegates Named For National Rivers and Harbors Convention
President Fr. C Stewart of the Carsjeeton Industrial Club announced Thursday the delegation named to attend the National Rivers and Harbors convention in Washington DC December 3 4 and 5. Delegates are Capt T J Hatfield T W Spinks Sam Long Roly Crigler and William Riedlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. C. Stewart
Cars
Jeeton Industrial Club
Verdict for Defendant in Campben Circuit Court Suit
A jury in the Campben Circuit Court yesterday returned a verdict for the defendant in a suit challenging Margaret Brown of Newport over her ability to manage her estate. Dr. George Brown and others had sought appointment of a committee to manage her affairs, but the effort was resisted by family members.
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Campben
Margaret Brown
Federal Court to Hear Motordrome Suits in Jatillery
A special Federal Court session in Jatillery will hear six suits against the Ohmcinnatl Motordrome Company arising from the Ludlow Lagoon disaster in which nearly a dozen people died. Also involved is John J. Walden of Lott Kentucky with a $590 revenue judgment in a United States whisky case. Judge Cochran fixes Monday for injunctive proceedings by the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway against Covington to block bids for a city franchise.
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Nya
Jatillery
Ohmcinnatl Motordrome
Ludlow Lagoon
Képton
John J. Walden
Lott, Ky
United States
Walden
Cochran
South
Suit 13 Won by Club in Kenton Court Victory
The White Villa Club of Kenton County earned a major win as the Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld a Kenton Circuit Court verdict against the L and N Railroad. The club had previously won $6,700 in Independence County Court for damages to property near Kenton Station, with the Circuit Court awarding $15,888, now affirmed. The land condemnation stemmed from excavations for a new railroad track.
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White Villa Club
High Court
Kenton County
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kenton Circuit Court
L. & N. Railroad
Diamond anniversary program at Covington church
The Congregation of the First Baptist Church Covington will mark the diamond anniversary with a week's program beginning Sunday morning. Rev Robert M Daniel will preach a historical sermon. Choir director J Lincoln Newhall has planned a splendid musical program with several notable divine attendees including Dr EB Mullins Dr W E Hunter Dr W J McLothlin Dr J W Porter AC Davidson M B Adams Pr John Herget and others from Georgetown Georgetown College and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Covington
Robert M. Daniel
J. Lincoln’ Newhall
Eb.¥. Mullins
The
Baptist Theological Seminary, of
Louisville
W. BE. Hunter
Somerset
W. J McLothlin
Theological Seminary At
J. W. Porter
First Church
Lexington
A.C. Davidson
Georgetown Baptist College
M. B. Adams
Georgetown College
John ‘ Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ot “Incinnath
Covington Marriage Licenses Issued in Ky Couples
The Covington list shows licenses issued to Clifford H. Perea and Delia B. Stevenson of Falmouth Ky. A. B. Bryne and Alpha E. Hudwall of Russell Ky. George Whaley and Edith Christian of Bracht Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Clifford H. Perea
Delia B. Stevenson
Falmouth
A. B. Bryne
Alpha E. Hudwall
Russell, Ky
George Whaley
Edith Christian
Bracht, Ky
Injunction Granted in Elsmere Independent Trustees Case
Judge Harbeson of the Kenton Circuit Court granted an injunction in the suit by Charles Fisher and others against John Dillon and the Elsmere Independent ticket nominees. Fisher’s group argued the petition filing violated the law, rendering the nominees ineligible to run in November. The ruling gives the Independent ticket a walkover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Kenton
Charles Fisher
John Dillon
Elsmere
Trial of Henry Maxey and Charles Nelson for Chickens Theft
Henry Maxey and Charles Nelson, colored men, were tried in Campbell Circuit Court for stealing chickens from George Walker on the Dayton pike about a month ago. Walker fired at the fleeing thieves as they carried off a sack of birds. Layton Chief Ortleib testified about a sack found on a shanty boat when the defendants were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maxey
Charles Nelson
Campbell
George Walker
Dayton Pike
Walker
Ortleih
Layton
Covington YMCA Plans Thanksgiving Cross Country Meet
The Covington Y M C A announced a Thanksgiving cross country series headlined by a five mile open to amateurs. Also offered are a two and a half mile race for Y M C A members and a one mile event for youths fourteen and under. Starts at 9 30 a m with handsome prizes for winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Y. M
Realty Transfers In New Port Reported
Realty transfers recorded in New Port include Agnes Rieder to Chris Schowalter for 30 feet on Eleventh Street and additional land details, Lawrence Riedinger to Frank Beetz for a lot on Brilliant Avenue, and Frank Streene to Mabel Berberich for a lot in the Highlands with nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Agnes Rieder
Chris Schowalter
Eleventh Street
Lawrence Riedinger
Frank Beetz
Brilliant Avenue
Frank Streene
Mabel Berberich
Highlands
Higgin Manufacturing Salesmen Convention Under Way
The Higgin Manufacturing Company of Newport hosts its annual salesmen convention at the company offices this week. The meeting will extend over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgin Manufacturing Company of
Newport
Two Procter & Gamble Workers Injured In Benzine Tank Explosion
Robert Conroy and Philip Barker, P&G Ivorydale employees, were badly hurt when benzine fumes in a tank car exploded after they entered with a lantern. Conroy, severely burned, was sent to Christ Hospital. Barker was taken home. A bystander near the scene was knocked down but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conroy
Philip Barker
Procter & Gamble Co
Ivorydale
Conroy
Christ Hospital
Bernard
Acca
Barker
Carthage
Priest Receives Prothonotary Apostolic Honor
Rev. John B. Murray rector of St. Edward's Church was named Prothonotary Apostolic in recognition of fifty years of priestly service. Archbishop Moeller received a cablegram from Pope Pius authorizing the conferment, a rare honor for a Cincinnati priest and noted by many in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ B. Murray
St. Edward's Church
Cincinnati
Moeller
Pius
Aged Man Struck by Automobile Near Orpheum Theater
Emil Schobe aged 70 a gardener at Mrs Thomas Emerys home living at 2404 Copeland avenue was struck and seriously injured by an automobile driven by John B Chandler of 605 Crown street in front of the Orpheum Theater. Schobe was rushed to City Hospital in very serious condition Chandler was summoned to court to answer a charge of improperly operating an automobile he contends Schobe stepped into the path of the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schobe
Thomas. Emery
Copeland Avenue
John B. Chandler
Crown Street
Orpheum Theater
Schobe
City
Chandler
Value placed on Cincinnati school children by voters
Chairman Guy Mahon of the Board of Education Campaign Committee told the Citizens' Council of Public Education that Cincinnati's school children are worth about 400 million dollars to the community. He cited sociologists who value a child at no less than 5,000 dollars and urged taking this sum out of politicians' hands to keep the school system progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Mahon
Nonpartisan Board of Education Campaign Committee
Citizens’ Council of Public Education
Cincinnati
Mallon
Plan Reform For Prisoners Night School Proposed
Safety Director Cash proposes a night school for prisoners with Prison Mirrories to aid both long-term and short-term inmates. No steps taken yet, but supporters view the plan as likely to be adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash
Woodward High to Plant Six Trees for 82nd Anniversary
Six trees will be planted on the Woodward High School lawn facing Broadway to mark the eighty second anniversary. The event honors founder William Woodward and first president Benjamin T. Eidelotte, first principal Thomas L. Matthews, first teacher Dr. Joseph Ray, and Samuel Lewis. The old bell from the 1831 tower will ring at 12 45 p m as exercises begin with remarks by Albert D B Shockley and Professor Walker to different grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward High School
Broadway
William Woodward
Benjamin T. Eidelotte
Thomas L. Matthews
Joseph Ray
Samuel Lewis
Albert D. B Shockley
Board of Education
Walker
Liquor Fight Faces Wyoming Village and Springfield Township
A dispute between Wet and Dry forces in Wyoming village and Springfield township centers on liquor licenses. The State License Board records show 2,000 infirmary residents part of Springfield township, raising whether four or eight saloons may operate. The village was declared dry years ago, but no election has occurred and saloons continue to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Springfield Township
Government to aid investigation into tuberculosis effort
A letter from Assistant Surgeon General J. W. Kerr to Dr. Remuel Iglaurer outlines a plan where the United States Public Health Service funds salaries for two investigators while the government covers living expenses. The Cincinnati tuberculosis study and a joint city health campaign would proceed with the local league. Kerr returns from Europe and says the bureau hopes to start the investigation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nhat
Remuel Tas Lauer
League
J. W. Kerr
Otto P. Geter
Kerr
Iglauer
United States Public Health Service
Cincinnati
City Health Department
Europe
Igiauer
Bureau
Police Court Holds Perjury Charge On Hays Jr
Detectives Heutslein and Shearwood arrested George Hays Jr on a perjury charge connected to refer endum petition investigations. He had previously been charged with aiding false registration. case pending in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heutslein
Shearwood
George Hays, Jr
Hays
Struck by Train in Kentucky Storekeeper in Serious Condition
R B H Chandler 85 a United States storekeeper at the Linchtown distillery crossed a C and C bridge track not noticing an oncoming freight train. He was rushed to Speers Hospital in serious condition. He lived with Mrs Hanes at 1139 Madison Street in Cincinnati Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BH. Chandler
United States
Linchtown
C. and C. Bridge
Speers Hospital
Chandler
Pensions for the Blind to be Paid by County
Attorney Charles Groom received a notice from Attorney General Hogan that pensions due the blind up to last May should be paid by the County Treasurer on a certificate from the County Auditor. The May payments were delayed by the State Treasurer who argued payments should go through the State Treasury. County Auditor Fred Bader said vouchers would be ready this morning. A future policy for new pensions will be decided by a restult to be filed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Groom
Hogan
Fred Bader
Political party meetings listed with wards and venues
Democrats will meet tonight at multiple ward halls including Fourteenth ward Moohs hall 2192 Central avenue with speakers Alfred G. Allen Ira D. Washburn Alfred Bettman Simeon M. Johnson Alfred Cohen and pictures Jack Abrama chairman Third ward Evanston Clayton and Trimble avenues speakers Mayor Hunt John W. Peck and pictures Thomas Bolger chairman Twenty fourth ward Westwood Town Hall speakers Mayor Hunt Alfred Bettman F. J. Disser John W. Peck and pictures Twenty fifth ward Spring Grove avenue and Chambers street Kolde's hall speakers Mayor Hunt Ira Washburn Ed Hafner Albert G. Muthauser and pictures Republicans will meet tonight at Schmiesing's garden with Walter M. Schoenle Albert M. Morrill Frank Hoover and William Thorndyke Fifteenth and Providence William Thorndyke B A Hathaway and W H Valentine Court and John streets William Jerome Quertz Thomas H Howard and Louis H Capelle Bond Hill Town Hall Fred Spiegel John Galvin Froome Morris and J Harry Assman Madisonville Town Hall Fred 8 Spiegel Walter Schoenle and Howard Ferris Young and Ringgold streets Edgar M. Johnson George N. Platt Frank Gueweller and Paul V. Connolly Helfrich's hall 2751 West Sixth street Amos P. Foster Saul Zielonka and John W. Sadler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooh's Hall
Central Avenue
Alfred G. Allen
Ira D. Washburn
Alfred Bettman
Simeon M. Johnson
Alfred Cohen
Jack Abrama
Evanston
Clayton and Trimble Avenues
Mayor Hunt
John W. Peck
Thomas Bolger
Westwood Town Hall
F. J. Disser
John
Tonigh
Schmiesing’s Garden
Walter M. Schoenle
Albert M. Morrill
Frank Hoover
William Thorndyke
Fifteenth
Providence
B. A. Hathaway
W. H. Valentine
Court
John Streets
William Jerome Quertz
Thomas H. Howard
Louis H. Capelle
Bond Hill Town Hall
Fred Spiegel
John Galvin
Froome Morris
J. Harry Assman
Madisonville Town Hall
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Briggs
New York Evening Sun
Anti-Tuberculosis League
U. S
Pietzuch Iden
Arch
Russia
Pietsuch Ides Holds Up
Nurnberg
Lep Fucken
Drsdaer
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