Queen Mary Censors Film Controversy at Chadworth
London reports Queen Mary vetoed portions of a film planned for public exhibition at Chadworth Palace. The alteration request centered on a bedroom scene showing a violent quarrel between a husband and wife, prompting cancellation of the royal week screening.
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Muriel Wilson
Lady Warner
Miss Keppel
Pyters
Duchess of Devenshine
Chadsworth
Eustim
Filma
Queen Mary Week
Pani Palace
Rkeith
Chadeworth
Stabbing Incident Reported on 511 Georg Street
Ruth Scott was stabbed in the neck with a door key yesterday afternoon during a quarrel with a woman neighbor. She told police the injury is not serious and identified the assailant as Josephine Readt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Scott
Georg’ Street
Hothen
Josephine
New Painless Dentistry Opens With Painless Teeth Work
Dr Poole promotes a new painless method using nitrous oxide and oxygen to render patients insensible during dental work. Crowns fillings and extractions can be performed in the mouth without pain and with minimal post procedure effects. Free examination offered at Dr Poole's New System Dentists opposite RanH at Fifth and Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
S. New System
Ranh
Fifth and Central Ave
Telegraphers threaten strike on Missouri Kansas Texas line
Dallas, Oct. 28. A 1500 telegraphers strike threat looms as General Manager Webb rejects demands for immediate negotiation and sets December 5 as the next discussion date. The men’s committee warned they would vote on striking within 24 hours if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press
Dallas
Tex
Webb
Pennsylvania Suffragettes Plan November Parade
Suffragettes in Pennsylvania announce a state parade on November 9 to aid the cause. Delegations will wear novel costumes with secrecy surrounding details. the First Settlers band will appear in Quaker attire. Parades have drawn support in New York Baltimore and Washington.
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Philadelhia
Get
State of
Pennsylvania
Mids Caroline Ee
Woman's Suffrage
Tera
Hale
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Chauffeurs Strike Halts Mail in Manhattan South
Fifty tons of United States mail were held up tonight causing paralysis of mail service in Manhattan south of Forty-fifth Street. The strike involves chauffeurs of the Postal Transfer Company, threatening downtown business tomorrow.
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Ad Publishers’ Press
New York
United States
Manhattan
Forty-fifth Street
Dow Town
Morrow
Postal
Auto Truck Strikes Man. Injuries Serious
An auto truck owned by the Merkje aires Company and driven by John Eideman struck Frank Duttenhofer 16, of 16 West Fourteenth Street, yesterday afternoon. He was knocked down in the street in front of a place and was taken to City Telegu Hospital where doctors said his injuries were serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merkjeaires Company
John, Eideman
Satruck
Frank Duttenhofer
Fourteenth Street
Duttenhofer
Telegu
Keyes Daughters in Eaton Murder Trial Reach For Mother's Defense
Mrs. C. R. Keyes of Plymouth Massachusetts and Dorothy Ainsworth daughters of the widow are summoned by counsel for the defense in the Baton murder case involving poisoning of Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton retired. Ralph Keyes had accused the admiral of giving "hope" to Dorothy Ainsworth.
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Plymouth
Mass
Bay State
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
Keyes
Dorothy Ainsworth
Ralph’ Keyes
Coroner Seeks Identity of Body in City Restaurant
The coroner seeks identification of a man found dead in a restaurant at 437 Pant Peart Street last Saturday. The body, at the morgue, is described as about 11 years old, 185 pounds, brown hair, bald with a gray mustache. He wore gray pants, blue shirt, light belt, blue vest, dark coat, and No. 10 shoes.
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Pant. Peart Street
Saturdhy
Gasoline Fire Hurts John Hall at River Shanty
John Hall 46 of 1640 Sycamore Street started a stove fire at a river shanty near Mt Hope and State Avenues. He poured gasoline on the flames causing an explosion and was rushed to City Hospital in Auto Patrol 6 in a serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope Todd
State Avenue
John Hall
Sycamoretreet
Hall
Seventh Ward G O P Will Meet Tonight
The Seventh Ward Republican Club arranges a final rally at its headquarters 1410 1412 Race Street this evening. Speakers include Louis P. Pink Leo Brumileve Arthur Harris and Samuel Stern with Frank Duttenhoefer presiding as Cornel candidate.
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Severth Ward
Republican Club
Race Street
Lof
Louis P. Pink
Leo Brumileve
Jri
Arthur ‘Harris
Samuel Stern
Frank’ ‘Duttenhoefer
Cornel
Norwood Culture Club and Local Society Notes
The Norwood Culture Club met at Mrs. J C Caldwallader’s home on land avenue October 27 with Jennie Louise Mooney as president and R B Johns as Calendar Committee chair. Mrs. McGuire spoke on Birds. Next meeting at Mrs. Harold Ryland’s Delaware Avenue November 24. Price Hill History Club meets this afternoon at Mrs. E W Spencer’s home with federation items and delegate report, Ayler to read current events, plus musical numbers. Junior Civic League elected officers at Prete Hill Branch Library last Friday, Albert Furlong President Paul Ayler Vice President Antoinette Atkinson Secretary. The Query Club met October 37 at Mrs Raidon’s. 22 members attended with reports from Mrs Bowdish and Mrs 4 B Smith on State Federation in Chillicothe, O, followed by Robert Burns poems. A pleasant social hour closed the meeting.
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Norwood Culture Club
J.C. Caldwallader
Land Avenue
Jennie Louise’ Mooney
Avedagpm the’ Club
R. Bohns
McGuire
Harold Ryland
Delaware Avenue
Price Hill
Junior Civic League
Prete Hill
Albert Furlong
Paul Ayler
Antoinette Atkinson
Query Club
Examination in Rice case delayed as evidence curates
Kentucky authorities move to continue the preliminary hearing as evidence against Rice circulates. Coroner Digby will show where the packing box for Davis's mutilated body was secured. Clothes found on Rice’s throat may fit Davis though they are too large for Rice. George LePoint, resident of Coal Haven, who sold a houseboat to Davis, is a key witness for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Win
Rice
Harry Weber
Digby
Davis
Troat
George LePoint
Coal Haven
Kruttachnitt
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Kruttschnitt
United States
New Era League
Lncoln
Steffens
League
Police Commission
Barbary Coast
New England
New York
B. B
Inganity Plea Offered by Murderer in Campbell Case
Fred Sarbeck charged with the murder of Mrs. Mayme Michelbach last March stood trial in Campbell Circuit Court. He pleaded not guilty through attorneys Blaine McLaughlin and Louis Reuscher claiming the defendant's mind was affected by excessive alcohol use. Seventy eight jurors were summoned with thirty eight excused. Short Dietz ordered more jurors. Prosecution is by Commonwealth Attorney Burkamp and County Attorney Caldwell. The killing was described as a cold blooded act committed in the kitchen while employed by the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sarbeck
Mayme Michelbach
Campbell
Harbeck
Blaine McLaughlin
Louis Reuscher
Newell
Short Dietz
Commonwealth
Burkamp
Caldwell
Michélbach
Larbech
Judge Considers Franchise Suit Against Covington Street Rail
Federal court heard arguments in a case by the South Cincinnati Street Railway against Covington over a city sale of the Dey’s franchise to operate street railway service. The railway argues the city lacks right to sell along certain streets based on a perpetual franchise claim from many years ago under state law. Judge Cochran reserved judgment after submissions.
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Covington
Dey
The
South
Covington and Cinsinnati Street Railway
Udge Cochran
Chicken Thieves Sentenced for Assault Convictions
Judge Yungblut sentences two men convicted of chicken theft and assault to prison terms. One offender receives time in the penitentiary, the other to the state reformatory, reflecting serious penalties for the crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yungblut’s
State Reformatory
Dayton Offers Reward for Arrest of Dynamiters
Mayor Quinby of Dayton announces a city council resolution offering a reward of 100 dollars for the arrest of dynamiters. The notice appears in the October 22 issue, citing a vigilante-style effort and urging action by authorities.
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Quinby
Aity Council
Dayton 'P
Mothers of School Children Meet at Newport High
A meeting of mothers of Newport High School students is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the High School building. Final plans will be set for the operation of the scholars lunch room and other school matters will be discussed. All interested in school welfare are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Prominent Young Couple Ties the Knot in Newport
Miss Emma Graepele, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Graepele of East Fourth Street Newport, married Frances Noon of Balt City yesterday at the bride's home. Rev William Brueckher of Salem M E Church officiated. After a brief honeymoon they will make their home in Salt Lake City.
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Emma Graesele
David Graepele
East Fourth Street
Newport
Bride
Frances Noon
Balt’ City
Wiliam Brueckher
Salem M. E. Church
Salt Lake City
No Women Cells At New Jail
The Courthouse and Jail Commission met at the courthouse yesterday and decided to dispense with separate cells for women in the new jail, opting to build dormitories instead. They will begin boring for foundations and will ask the city and gas company to remove water and gas pipes from North Court Street as the site is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City and Gas Company
North Court Street
Th Joe
Six Years Given for Passing Counterfeit Money
Joseph Bosk a Cincinnati resident and one of four Greeks arrested for passing counterfeit silver dollars at the Latonia spring meeting was sentenced by Judge Cochran of the Federal Court to six years in a Federal prison in Moundsville West Virginia. Postmaster Roll of Newport aided the arrest as Bosk attempted to beat the track with bogus coin. A miniature mint was found in his clothing when searched at Covington police headquarters. Bosk pleaded guilty and took the blame, exonerating his companions who were later acquitted.
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Joseph Bosk
Cincinnati
Latonia
Cochran
Moundsville
W. Va
Bosk
Roll
Newport
Covington
Progressive Earle Bids for Kenton County Commissioner
Latonia candidate James T. Earle campaigns on progressiveness promising good roads countywide free Licking River bridges traction lines and capital investment. He pledges fair property assessment and equal treatment for all residents.
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James T. Earle
Latonia
Kenton County
Earle
Licking River
Railroad Convicted in Covington Court Case
Prosecutor R G Williams of Kenton County secured a conviction of the L and N Railway in Judge Tracy s court Covington The company was indicted for nuisance in locomotive operation without smoke consuming devices along the Covington right of way Witnesses testified engines lacked devices causing annoyance to residents and property owners The jury imposed a 350 dollar fine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Williams
Kenton County
L. & N. Railway
Tracy
Covington
Keller Divorce Suit Seeks Name Change After Separation
Lottie Keller sues Louis B E Keller in Kenton Circuit Court for divorce alleging cruel treatment since their 1909 marriage. She now lives with her parents at 214 West Fifth Street and seeks restoration of her maiden name Aldred. Edward Boland also files for divorce from Eva Boland alleging abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Keller
Louis BE. Keller
Kenton
Plaintiff
West Fifth Street
Aldred
Edward Boland
Eva Boland
California to Enter Insurance Business Policy Aims
California moves to establish state insurance under a new law. The State Industrial Accident Commission outlines goals to offer low rates and prompt settlements, with coverage for small employers. The plan, not compulsory, receives $70,000 yearly funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
State Industrial Accident Commission
Julius Kruttechnitz
San Francisco
Northern Pacific Board
Cartaes
Central Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Pacific
Judge Charges Jury on Gambling and Election Fraud
Judge Tracy of the Kenton Circuit Court instructed a special grand jury in Covington to probe gambling as a corrupting influence and possible election fraud. He warned against ballot debauchery and urged indictments if evidence warrants, with Creaghead chosen as foreman. Regular sessions begin today.
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Covington
Tracy
Kenton
Arthur Johnson
Adam Noll
E. Ostendorf
Frank Anthé
Paul Kumkaw
Thomas Moore
Joseph H. Creaghead
W. G. Losey
August H. Oelrich
Charles Fisher
Edward Baker
William Beringhaus
Mr. Creaghead
Small Fire Damages Home at 428 West Sixth Street
A leak in a gas hose caused a small fire in a stove area of a building at 428 West Sixth Street. Firefighters extinguished the blaze yesterday with $35 in damage. The house is owned by L. Levine of 154 Harvey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixth Street
L. Levine
Harvey Avenue
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Poértmeyer
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Kentucky News
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