Suit charges A. & J. Frank defrauded investors in Elbinger stock
Suit in Probate Court alleges the A. and J. Frank brokerage and Union Trust Building sold Elbinger Company stock to the public knowing it was worthless. Plaintiffs include Peter J. Schneider E. T. Paul Mary E. Bailey Anna M. Goodloe John L. Frazee and Delia Buerger stockholders. The filing seeks an accounting of all Elbinger stock sold between September 21 1921 and bankruptcy, and accuses failure to file with the Blue Sky Commission and a 3 1 3 percent broker’s commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & J. Frank
Union Trust Building
Binger Shoe Manufacturing Company
Elbinger Company
Ebinger Company
Peter J. Schneider
E. T. Paul
Mary E. Bailey
Anna M. Goodloe
John L. Frazee
Delia Buerger
Elbinger Corporation
B. H. Elbinger
Karl M. Elbinger
Blue Sky Commission
Frank Company
Arthur L. Frank
Jesse ©. Frank
Elbinger Comaed
Schneider
Paul
Bailey
Goodloe
Frazee
Buerger
Crokers
Elbinger
Four men linked to Newport area $1500 hold up
Detectives arrest Ered Willenbrink and two others in connection with the Protting robbery at 1818 Cleveland Ave Norwood. Joseph Harvey and C B Sebree jailed. fourth suspect sought. Protting robbed of $800 cash and $900 jewelry at John’s Hill road barn. Mrs Protting fled. Charges of highway robbery to be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Protting
Cleveland Avenue
Norwood
Willenbrink
Lee Street
Newport
Cincinnati
Newport Police
Joseph Harvey
Plum Street
C. B. Sebree
Jackson Street
Dayton
Sebree
Protting
Sebre
WiljJenbrink
Terrace Park Flyer Makes Forced Landing
Lieutenant Harry W. McGee, son of Terrace Park’s Frank A. McGee, had a forced landing in a corn field near Toledo while flying a Jenny from Dayton to Selfridge Field with Lieutenant C. D. McAllister. McGee, a Kelly Field graduate, had prior crashes but escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. McGee
Toledo
McGee
Frank A. McGee
Terrace Park
Business Men's Club
C. D. McAllister
Dayton
Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
Man killed attempting to save two dogs at rail crossing
Walter Myers of Rosedale Queens died after ducking under railroad gates at Ocean avenue to rescue his two Boston bull pups. An express Long Island Rail Road train struck him as it headed toward the city. the pups escaped to either side and ran home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Boston
Walter Myers
Rosedale
Queens
Ocean Avenue
Absentminded Proprietor Recovers Stolen Car in Newport
Morris Salomon, owner of a Newport soft drink shop at Fourth and Columbia, parked his car on Sycamore Street in Cincinnati during a theater visit and returned home by streetcar. He reported the theft when he found the car missing, then recalled it was in Cincinnati and informed police the car had been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Salomon
Fourth
Columbia Streets
Newport
Salomon
Cincinnati
Sycamore Street
Efforts Maul to Halt Trial
Petitions circulated by friends of Herbert S. Channer George A. Sawyer and Fred G. McLaughlin seek to stop prosecutions for securities charges. Local officials say no nolle prosequi. indictments should stand. Sawyer says he will let a jury decide his guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Channer
George A. Sawyer
Fred G. McLaughlin
Channer Swyer
Hamilton County
Channer & Sawyer
Businss
Channer, Wyer and McLaughlin
Charles S. Bell
Nolle
Bell
Louis Schneider
Air
Orthermore
George Sawyer
Senate Public Lands Committee to Begin Sweeping Inquiry
The Senate Public Lands Committee will start a broad investigation into public lands administration including oil. Hearings begin August 26 in Salt Lake City and will cover grazing mining Indian grants timber regis tion forest reserves reclamation and power sites with focus on Salt Creek Oil fields and Midwest Oil Company entry after Senator Walsh's west trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
Salt Lake City
Senator Walsh
Montana
Europe
Salt Creek
Teapot Dome
Midwest Oil Company
Ohio Auto Association to Attack Speed Traps
A Cincinnati Columbus and other Ohio officials plan a campaign to curb roadside courts and speed trap practices. A special committee will meet August 10 in Columbus with members from Dayton Cleveland and Youngstown to urge motorists not to plead in Justice of Peace or Mayor's Court when cited for speeding. The association notes the officer can only bind over offenders to the next higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
Paul E. Ackerman
Dayton
John McChord
Cleveland
Frank Atwood
Frank Switalski
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Jay Co. Keldel
Onneant
William H. Laller
Youngstown
R. E. Thomas
Marietta
James I. Heffner
Lima
E. M. Diehl
East Liverpool
Thunderous Erlanger Dog Races Draw 10000 Fans
Ten thousand witnesses a crowded Erlanger dog races event. Officials include secretary D E Baker paddock judge R J Steffen starter. Night attendance forced sections blocking grandstand view. Race results list multiple dogs with owners and payouts including Kentucky Domino and Mano War across eight races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Baker
R. J. Steffen
Kentucky Domino
A. G
Oakland Palm
D. London
Wild Bill
Silverglade
Aye Ace
Kitt’ Basic Ae
Oakland Russell
Oakland
London Wild Bill
B. C
Ere
Master N
D Kennels
White Buck
John
Oakland Heat
Oakland Lew
Irish Moss
Master Mason
Lee O’green
Glen Belchner
Kowas W
June Oldham
Dome
Oomis
Jennie Satan
Mooney - Hare
Kowa W
Joe Blitz
Jimmie
J. L. Tripp
Matt Brady
Pinkey
Hoplar
Victorious Ally
Pardon
Lady Buck
A. G. Obenland
Firpo
Lewis Randall
Bantams Fight To Draw In Cleveland Card
Pete Sarmiento of the Philippines and Eddie Anderson the Wyoming bantamweight fought to a ten round no decision draw at Olympic Arena in Cleveland. Each won four rounds with two even, a repeat of their July 22 bout with multiple knockdowns. Anderson floored Sarmiento in round three, and Sarmiento knocked Westerner down in round eight. Other results included Tommy Freeman stopping Dave Forbes in round two, Tommy Carey defeating Frankie Murphy in two, and Eddie Weygandt defeating an unknown opponent in round five. Aj Seimer could not continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pete Sarmiento
Philippines
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Olympic Arena
Anderson
Sarmiento
Matc
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Dave Forbes
Chicago
Tommy Carey
Eric
Frankie Murphy
Eddie Weygandt
New Castle
Aj Seimer
Weygandt
Robber who threatened child’s life routed in Toledo
A seven year old and his mother escaped when an armed man stopped their car and pressed a revolver to the boy’s head demanding the purse. Mrs. Brasser screamed and the robber fled, leaving them shaken and the boy intrigued by the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
California Stars Reach Penultimate Round in State Championship
Four California players enter the penultimate round of the New York State Women's Championship as Helen Wills, Elizabeth Ryan, Mary Browne, and Sutton Bundy join the bracket. Marion Jessup, Penelope Anderson, Mollie Mallory, and Eleanor Goss complete the eight. Wills beat Alice Francis winning only one game despite back-hand trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
New York
Miss Wills
Alice Francis
Escaped Convict Captured Near Onesboro Under Life Sentence
An escaped prisoner from Michigan State Penitentiary, serving a life term for murder, was recaptured near Onesboro Arkansas. He was found with a man using the name Arthur Rose. The capture followed an escape on June 28 with four other inmates. Authorities await confirmation from prison officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Onesboro
Ark
Ice Hardy
Michigan State Penitentiary
Here
Arthur Rose
Michigan
International League Baseball Scores Mixed Results
In Eccey City Jersey City and Providence games show varied outcomes with uneven innings and multiple battery changes. Prolific offense appears in selected frames while Baltimore Buffalo matchup ends with a narrow Buffalo victory behind Proffitt Jones and Hill.
Shevlin Club Readsies Practice at Deer Creek
The Shevlin club of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association will hold a practice session this evening at Deer Creek commons diamond No. 6. The workout starts at 6 oclock and all players are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shevlin Club
Greater Cincinnati
Girl Named Helen Baxter Attempts Suicide After Arrest
A 20 year old girl from Portsmouth Ohio, likely using an alias, attempted to kill herself twice after being arrested for a threat. She was found on the steamer Island Queen near the river front and later admitted she wished to die due to being deserted by a lover. She will be charged with disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Front
Helen Baxter
Portsmouth
Island Queen
Wagner
Kummel
Hauck
Broadway
General Hospital
Gypsy Group Held After Pocketbook Theft Suspected
William Curry of Mentor Kentucky claims a Gypsy woman kissed him and $43 disappeared from his pocket near Peach Grove south of Newport. Four women one man and two babies were detained on grand larceny charges as the tribe camped at Front and Beach streets Newport. The group denies the accusation and residents protest moved by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buten
Front
Beach Streets
Newport
Harry Spinks
Sailor J C Wild Found Dead in Norfolk River
The body of J C Wild Chief Boatswain's Mate on Submarine 102 was found today floating in the Elizabeth River at the Norfolk Navy Yard. He was last seen alive Saturday. His father is Jacob Wild of Bergen Avenue New York New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
J. C. Wild
Elizabeth River
Norfolk Navy Yard
Jacob Wild
Bergen Avenue
New York
N. J
Japanese Cruiser Tama To Carry Bancroft Body
The Japanese cruiser Tama will sail from Yokohama on August 6 with the body of Ambassador Bancroft and is planned to arrive in San Francisco on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Yokohama
Ambassador Bancroft
San Francisco
Kenton Circuit Court Sues Morton Art Bulletin Co
Attorney L. Blakely sues Phil Morton doing business as Morton Art Bulletin Co of Cincinnati for 1500 dollars for legal services. He seeks a general attachment against the defendant’s property a receiver and sale of property to satisfy the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
L. Blakely
Phil Morton
Morton Art Bulletin Company
Cincinnati
Blakely
Man Held on Charge of Motorcycle Operation in Police Court
John Hering, 27, 1624 Race street Cincinnati, was held to the grand jury under a $600 bond for operating a motorcycle while intoxicated. William Kitney, 26, recloses fined $100 and costs for reckless driving after his auto struck a pole at Sixth and Garrard while racing another car. A. E. Pitsenberger of Latonia announced candidacy for City Commissioner at the October 17 primary in his first political run. A George Wengert street property at 2117 Cincinnati was recovered yesterday. Pouetman Schneider at Fifteenth andtern avenue reported a stolen car tire and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hering
Race Street
Cincinnati
Illiam Kitney
Maryland Avenue
Manson
Sixth
Garrard Streets
A. E. Pitsenberger
Latonia
George Wengert
Pouetman Schneider
Fifteenth and Tern Avenue
Names and Residences in Covington Dayton Cincinnati List
A readable fragment lists individuals with residences in Covington Kentucky Dayton and Cincinnati. Names include Charles Keene Priscilla Doerman Cedaren Hubert H Snider Edith Merideth. The text appears as a partial roster of residents with no events or actions described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keene
Covington
Priscilla Doerman
Te Cedaren
Cincinnati
Bete Wei
Hubert H. Snider
Dayton
Edith Merideth
Adams and Stricklett contest center of election interest
The Kenton County Election Commission finished the official primary count with tabulation to start today. Adams holds a final majority of 226 after an error showed Adams had 100 extra votes in Precinct F. Strickett seeks ballot inspection in two or three precincts, possibly requiring a court order. Yates and Campbell lead for County Clerk with Campbell ahead by 34 votes. Any contest filings must be made within three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Election Commission
Court of Returns
Samuel W. Adams
A. E. Stricklett
Adams
Third Ward
Thiel
Strickett
John C. B. Yates
Anne Campbell
Campbell
Brady Sings Rose Marie Songs At Liberty Theater
Ludlow tenor Tom Brady appears this week at the Liberty Theater performing songs from Rose Marie. Vaudeville offerings include Comedy Diversions by Barry and Osborne today, Henry and Henry tomorrow, and a photoplay lineup featuring Love's Bargain, Lilies of the Streets, and A Wild Goose Chase. Beginning Sunday L B Wilson presents Greed as an outstanding photoplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Liberty Theater
Tom Brady
Ludlow
Rose Marie
the Liberty
Barry and Osborne
Henry
Clive Brook
Marjorie Daw
Johnny Walker
Virginia Lee Corbin
Ben Turpin
L. B. Wilson
O'Brien Held Over Auto Theft Charge In Police Court
S P O'Brien 21 of Maysville Ky was arraigned on loitering and possessing a stolen car. He was arrested by Policeman Haines after a pursuit on Monday night. The car owned by A A Wood of Cincinnati had been stolen Saturday from Third and Main streets. O'Brien was jailed awaiting trial after refusing Cincinnati requisition papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. O’brien
Maysville
Haines
O’brien
A. A. Wood
Madison Road
Cincinnati
Third
Main Streets
Rotary Club Plans Kenton County Highway Opening Trip
Covington Rotary Club voted to join the August 20 opening of the Eastern Branch of the Dixie Highway in Kenton County traveling to Falmouth in decorated cars. W. H. Hoppenjans spoke on Business Ethics. The club will join Newport Rotary at a joint outing in Clairmont, Campbell County, next month and hold monthly joint meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Missing railroad worker prompts police aid request
Humane Officer Tinsley Rogers sought police help to find John M. Parsley a 40 year old railroad employee missing from his home at 2446 Herman Street since May 1 He left his wife and four children ages 1 to 11 He is 6 feet tall weighs 170 pounds and has brown hair The index finger on his left hand is missing. Child injured after auto strike on West Eighth near Greenup Fischer Hardware driver John J. Fischer carried 5 year old Max Stewart to 810 Greenup Street then to Dr K L Lockwood who said the left leg is fractured and child to St Elizabeth Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinsley Rogers
John M. Parsley
Herman Street
Parsley
West Eighth Street
Greenup Street
John J. Fischer
Fischer Hardware Company
Max Stewart
Fischer
K. L. Lockwood
Madison Avenue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Cincinnati Man Arrested at Hospital in Warrant Case
Lloyd Kelley, 311 years old laborer of 705 East Third street Cincinnati, held at Booth Memorial Hospital Covington on a disorderly conduct warrant obtained by Fred Lemons. Lemons accuses Kelley of embracing and kissing his wife Mrs Pearl Lemons in her hospital room. Lemons faces shooting to kill charge with trial set tomorrow in Police Court. He previously posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kelley
East Third Street
Cincinnati
Booth Memorial Hospital
Covington
Fred. Lemons
West Sixth Street
Lemons
Kelley
Pearl Lemons
Cassie Mayer
Manson
Ricken and Eilers
Dayton
West Second Street
Coney Island
Kenton
Ohio River
Utopia, O
Newport City to Install Sewage Pump and Water Pressure Upgrade
Newport Commissioners approve a $7,000 loan for a pump and pipe system from Cote Brilliante to Newport sewer lines and direct the city engineer to supervise. A Union Light proposal to boost Bellevue and Dayton pressure by pumping Newport water is referred to the solicitor. Existing water rates and a March 31 1929 contract expiry are noted. Also approved are $20,000 for school apportionment and payments to McFarland Engineering for reservoir filtration, with claims and bond release for a watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote Brilliante
Newport Cy Commissioners
Newport
Tenth Street
Grand Avenue
Livingston
Simms
Union Light, Heat, and Power Company
Emil Gerhardt
Newport Public Schools
McFarland Engineering Company
George Connor
Chestnut Street
Boy Jump From Moving Truck Injures Child
George Stanfield aged 12 of Cote Brilliante was injured yesterday afternoon when he jumped from a moving truck into its path. The incident occurred in a residential area and the youth was treated for injuries at a local hospital. Police are investigating the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stanfield
Cote Brilliante
Boy injured in truck incident on Grand avenue near St. Francis
The boy was riding on the rear end of a truck on Grand avenue near St. Francis de Sales church when he alighted and did not notice a following car. He was taken to Speers Hospital with scalp wounds and cuts. Howard McCullough of Cold Spring, owner of the car, was exonerated by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speers Hospital
Grand Avenue
St. Francis de Sales Church
Howard McCullough
Cold Spring
Property Transfers List With Stamps Across Newport Clifton and Fort Thomas
A series of deeds records transfers of lots in Newport Clifton Fort Thomas Highlands Baby Farm and Bellevue with stamps paid. Buyers include E H Wiehe Jacob Speckter John G Reising Elmore Bractmueller Hazard A Albro and Charles Young Chester W Dorsey, with amounts from 1500 to 5500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wiehe
Arthur Dennett
Newport
Jacob Speckter
Louis C. Kelly
Clifton
John G. Reising
Elsie M. Bowman
Ft. Thomas
Security Realty Investment Company
Verax
Elmore Bractmueller
Hazard A. Albro
Highlands Baby Farm
Charles Young
Harry A. Klaine
Chester W. Dorsey
Clifford Schulte
Bellevue
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Ohio and Kentucky Residents
The notice records marriage licenses issued to Edith Baterman of Frankfort Ohio and Mathew McBreen of Cincinnati among others. Names include Darel F Van Skiver of Camden, G M Gillenwater of Troy, Mary J Guton of Camden, Carl Raymond Ross County and Nola Gresback Ross County, Eben Cook Newport Kentucky, Edna M Cook Frankfort, and Marvin R Pearson Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gephart
Greenfield
Edith Baterman
Frankfort
Mathew McBreen
Cincinnati
Margaret Keasler
Darel F. van Skiver
Camden
G. M. Gillenwater
Troy
Mary J. Guton
Ae Camden
Carl Raymond
Ross County
Nola Gresback
Eben Cook
Newport
Edna M. Cook
Pichebos
Franfort
Marvin R. Pearson
Poison gas is called humane by chemists
The American Chemical Society Executive Committee denounces the Geneva conference ban on poison gas as a threat to national safety and humanity. It argues pacifists undermine defense and that chemical warfare requires careful, technical guidance. The group will hold its semi centennial in Philadelphia the week of September 6, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Chemical Society
Philadelphia
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SOE Tinker
Orlando, Florida
Jack Keefe
Orlando
By Ring Lardner
Webbir
Dick Doegank
BY Mik Gross
Experia
Gre
Channer-Sawyer Partners
Friends of Brokers
Senate Public Lands’ Committee
The
Automobile Association
Erlanger
Cannon
W. A. Turner
Melrose Belle
June's Gift
Black Streak
Nick Baker
Rosy Star
Oakland Cannon
Tom Griffin
Sunny Concern
Lene
C. R. Sterling
Farmer Pete
Minstrel Coon
Buckshot
Macaroon
Oakland Ring
Cannon Ball
A. Glick
the Devil
Carl Schoettle
Alabama Joe
Joe Loomis
Cavalier
Freddie Parton
Jack
Diamond Digger
Joe
Red Jess
Sunrise Dream
Glendora
Jake Recluse
Lady Bergman
John D. Ahern
Fremont
Ray Gale
LaVerne
Busy Caldron
Merry Minstrel
Ned Satan
Saucy Sally
Ballindora
Oakland Flower
Jazz Lou Man O' Mine
Kookie Dear
Clover Leaf
London Life
Clancy
Red Charter
Oakland Hat
Sun Lover Sal
Reckless’ Buck
Judas
Husky Whisper
Big Bo
Oakland Heart
Jeff Clarke
Luck
Mr. Pinky Heir
St. Patrick's S
E. Mischief Boy
Avin
Oakland Hare
Black Parton
Sawbuck
Buddy Acerene
Chalk Chance
Jayhawker
Bantams
California Stars
International League
Eccey
R. H. E. Oudecads
Jersey
H. Thormahlen
Lake
Faulkner and Freitag
Providence
Parks and Neibergall
Mattison
Tomlin
Lynn
Baltimore
R. H. E. Buffalo
Proffitt, Jones and Hill
Thomas and McKee
Shevlins
Covington Notes
Fred Lemons
Plymouth
Hatfield Coal CO
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