Lottery cases moved toward Covington trial shift
Efforts advance to transfer Kentucky Lottery indictments from Richmond to Covington. Attorneys for the defendants have met with federal authorities and plan to submit the change to Judge Cochran at Covington’s spring session. Sources hint at a possible $50,000 penalty in exchange for avoiding trial, with a vow to quit running lotteries nationwide.
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City Council Approves Bonds for House of Refuge Repairs
City Council, led by President Pro Tem Bathgate, passed an ordinance issuing 5000 in bonds at 4 percent interest for repairs at the House of Refuge. The measure follows a report by the Public Service Board citing ruinous conditions and needs in the refuge buildings.
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John J O'Dowd Honored at Hotel Havlin Centenary
John J. O'Dowd, stalled manager of the Hotel Havlin, was fete d by hundreds of friends who sent floral tributes. W. H. Wiley presented a silver cup from L. C. Widing and others, as Otway J. Cosgrave and John Gallagher lauded him. Johnny Jones led with songs and the event featured tributes and greetings.
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Joe Pugh
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City to fund $55,750 street paving plan and committee visits
The city will pay $55,750 for a new pavement system from McMicken with Colerain avenues. Resolutions call for brick pavement on Carll Street and widening Cummins Street, plus brick pavement on Hanfield Street. A study on granitoid street material is urged as the committee plans a Chicago Washington inspection trip. A protest on York Street resurfacing is noted. Health committee seeks sealed bids for year long garbage and waste disposal starting June 1 1908.
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Mother Names Son Roy Armstrong in Horse Theft Charge
Mrs. Sarah Armstrong of 3519 Humbert Avenue obtained a warrant for her son Roy Armstrong accusing him of stealing a horse and wagon from their home and selling it.
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