Erlanger Dog Races Draw Big Crowd and High Payouts
A large crowd at the Erlanger Fair Grounds for the second greyhound race meet despite authorities arresting several operatives over past-mutuel machines. Red Charter paid $11.60 on a $2 ticket in the fourth race. other winners included Oak land Flower at $8.40 and Unusual at $5.60, with crowds cheering hurdles and close finishes throughout the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Smith
Smith
Red Charter
Buddy Brannigan
Jake Recluse
Glendora
John D
My Own
LaVerne
Futurity
Oakland Flower
Rookie Dare
Man O' Mine
Re Charter
Judas III
the Mystery
Husky Whisper
Oakland Hart
Mischief Boy
Jadda
Din
Buddy
Brannigan
Troublesome
Jimmy
Jack
Chalk Chance
Jayhawker
Hawthorne Racecard Entries and Conditions Summary
Hawthorne track notes a string of seven claiming races with $1,000 purses and various ages and distances. Entries include Monarchist, Riveria, McVickar, Royal Charlie, Zeu Prince, Squire McMasters, Pandosto and more across 1 mile to 1 1/16 mile events. Weather is clear and track is fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevicsvsish
Desert Werd
Cow
Idle Seth
Riveria
Hester Ann
St Cherles
Thres- McVickar
Cockrell
Wiley
Royal Charlie
Zanzibar
Captain Fox
Zeus
Prince
P Ritter
Mira Monte Stock Farag
Bolivar Bond
Camaereranal
Sakah Rachel Potter
Elias Mbutet
Squire McMasters
Booneville
Haleakala
Slanderer
Pandosto
Erlanger Greyhound Entries At Faigi Grounds Tonight
The Erlanger Faigi Grounds host a card of seven races with entries across distances from a quarter mile to a futurity course. Notable entries include Oakland Palm Pinky Fluffy Ruffles London Wild Bill Marblehead Kitty Parton Moon Mist and many more across each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Chief Timothy
Joe Blitz Oh Bo
Handsome Leo Green
Mr. J. Gliderock
Nick Baker
Wildest Beauty
Sunny Concern
Lone Farmer
Pete Rut
Macroom L Minstrel Coon
Jim
Mysterious Stranger
Diamond Digger
Alabama
Joe
Freddy Parton
Greg Jack
Chalk Chance
Kaplan Beats Kennedy in Featherweight Bout in Bayonne
Kid Kaplan of Meriden Conn defeated Bill Kennedy of New Orleans in a twelve round bout in Bayonne New Jersey. Kaplan did not defend a title as both fighters weighed 130 pounds well over the featherweight limit according to ringside reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Kid Kaplan
Meriden
Hamilton Horse Race Results Show Early Leads
The program lists multiple races with results for two year olds and older horses. Notable finishes include Barracks and Botanic in early claims, Fla fy Ruffles and Roctyford placing in subsequent dashes, and Prince Hampton as a stakes contender in the sixth race. Weather cloudy, track fast, last day notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espano
Woolworth Seneeeneee
Mary
Pasanges
Donarita Bucky Pick
Hillside Eeneee
Glimmering
Oun
Brush By
Quaker Li
Comet
Anaitis Eeveonns
Mix Sett Haedenee
Renee
Pincushion
Endicotteeane Educaee As
Kinashandra
Angerous
Orse
Traight
Munden
Botanic
Renzetti
Crump
Emma Hoagland
Mulligan
Jocke
Caruso
Russovia
Fisher
McTeague
Brivet
Romanelli
Pet’ Yrtle
Coamp
Erickson
Claver
Robson
Evelash
Wedding Prince
Trer
Yakima Fipth CE
Canada
Font Rlom Oy
Chiris ‘( Sicheon
Iso
Fairbank
Jean Crest
Manila
Duchess
Ragram Stable
Etsy
J. K. L. Ross Onty. Siath
Prince Hampton
Betty Maloney
Young
Pablo
Lady Choco
Sister Sue
Revolt
Tees
Flax
Italy to Buy 6 Million Tons of Russian Coal
Moscow reports a contract for 6,000,000 tons of Russian coal and anthracite to Italy over three years was eluded by the State Coal Trust at the Donetz basin. The first 2,000,000 tons will be shipped by November 1. Soviet industry runs at 45 percent of prewar capacity, leaving much coal unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Italy
State Coal Trust
Donetz
Dorsetz
Russia
Weather forecasting taught in the army
The Associated Press reports that weather forecasting is being taught in the army at San Francisco and other Presidio schools. Graduates from the meteorological section of the signal school are assigned along Air Department routes to provide forecasts for aviators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Sa Dee
Presidio
San Francisco
Signal School
War Department Airways
Y. M. C. A. Love Feast for Polish Czech Boys in Arsa
A two day international love feast hosted by the Y M C A brought seventy Polish boys and an equal number from Czecho Slovakia to Sucha hora. Americans attended as flags were exchanged and Polish youths crossed into Czecho Slovakia to camp Orava for four days. Fred W. Ramsey of Cleveland presided as national Y M C A council president. E R Cummings and Walter Gethman led the Polish and Orava groups respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Young Men’s Christian Association
Suchahora
Czecho- Slovakia
intozecho-Slovakia
Camp Orava
Fred W. Ramsey
Cleveland, O
National Council of the American
E. R. Cummings
Warsaw
Walter *. Gethman
Vamp Orava
Boy Found Sleeping on Car At Zoo Parking Lot
Watchmen at the Zoo found an eight year old boy asleep on a running board of a car in the Zoo parking area at about 9 pm. They could not wake him and took him to General Hospital where physicians revived him. He identified himself as Charles Carroll of Baum street Mt Adams and his father later retrieved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
General Hospital
Charles Carroll
Baum Street
Mt Adams
Boxing Show at Riverside Arena Covington
Riverside Arena Covington announced next Tuesday’s weekly show with Lou Bloom vs Vic Ross ten rounds Young Menifee vs Cowboy Harris ten rounds Mickey Murphy vs Frankie Frisco ten rounds and a four round opener with principals to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside Arena
Covington
Lou Bloom
Vic Ross
Young Menifee
Cowboy Harris
Mickey Murphy
Frankie Frisco
Police disrupt New York curb market land gamble
Police broke up the curb market in New York where real estate fortunes were traded in the boardwalk boom. AW licensed land brokers were ordered to locate offices and all unlicensed operators were told to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Rockasay
Advertising as a merchant weapon in newspaper balance
T. K. Kelly of Minneapolis argued at the American Retailers' Association session that newspaper advertising is the retail merchant’s best tool to beat door to door canvassing. He warned that bell ringers push cheap but inferior goods, while households rely on newspapers for shopping and distribution economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
T. K. Kelly
Minneapolis
American Retailers’ Association
America
Australia bids farewell to American warships
Melbourne crowds greet U S battleships led by the Seattle as the fleet sails for New Zealand. About 20 000 people line piers and foreshore while ten Australian airplanes fly overhead. The Seattle Pennsylvania Nevada and Oklahoma move out at eight with bands playing the national anthems and farewell tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Melbourne
United States
Seattle
Robert E. Coontz
New Zealand
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Oklahoma
Big Buffalo Ice Firm Slated for Absorption
City Ice and Fuel Company plans to acquire Webster Citizens Company Buffalo’s oldest ice maker. Webster Citizens operates five artificial ice plants and 120 wagons in a stock exchange valued at $1 000 000. Ninety five percent of Webster shareholders have accepted and deposited their stock. This marks City Ice and Fuel’s first New York State expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcleveland, O
City Ice and Fuel Company
Webster Citizens Company
Buffalo
A. V. Cannon
Webster
New York State
City Ice and Fuel
First Arctic Radio Interview Successfully Completed
The Associated Press conducted the first Arctic radio interview today with Lieutenant Commander E. F. McDonald Jr of the MacMillan Arctic expedition answering five questions. The exchange lasted eight minutes for the first question, at a rate of sixteen words per minute over a 3,700 mile distance from Chicago to Utah Greenland where the expedition is anchored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arlington Heights
Ill
E. F. McDonald, Jr
Chicago
Utah
Greenland
Weissmuller Equaled World Record In Victoria Swim
John Weissmuller of Chicago was credited with equaling the world 100 yard free style record of 5125 seconds in a handicap race at a Victoria water carnival hosted by the Victoria Amateur Swimming Club yesterday. Albert Schwartz of Chicago also competed in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Johnny Weissmuller
Chicago
Albert Schwartz
Victoria Amateur Swimming Club
Nichols Beats Grayjack in Toledo Bantam Bout
Jackie Nichols of Detroit outboxed Walter Grayjack of Milwaukee over twelve rounds in Toledo. Bantams. Louis D Arco of Cleveland knocked out John O Keefe of Columbus in the third round of their eight round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Grayjack
Associated Press
Toledo, O
Jackie Nichols
Detroit
Walter Grayjack
Milwaukee
Louis D’arco
Cleveland
John O'Keefe
Columbus
Wales Visit to Napoleon Tomb at St Helena
The Prince of Wales on a voyage from South Africa to Buenos Aires stopped at St Helena for two days. He toured Napoleon’s tomb with Governor Peel, received wallpaper from Napoleon’s room, planted an olive tree, and attended a garden party before sailing aboard H M S Repulse for the River Plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Helena
Prince of Wales
South Africa
Buenos Aires
Napoleon
Peel
Longwood
H. M.S. Repulse
River Plate
Postal Clerk Arrested For Mail Robbery Across States
Chicago report says Frank M. Leach a 50 year old postal clerk living in Camdyke Detroit suburb was arrested on charges of stealing more than 5000 dollars from mails between Chicago and Detroit since February. Inspectors say he misled investigators and used marked letters to test theft, including one to Mrs. Frank Davis Merrill Iowa. Leach has served twenty years in the postal service and is father of several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank M. Leach
Camdyke
Detroit
Post Office
Leach
Frank Davis
Merrill
Iowa
Postal Service
Mussolini Daughter Aids Stranded Girl In Storm Rescue
In Cattolica Italy Edda Mussolini fifteen year old daughter of the premier saved a girl swimmer during a severe coastal storm. She swam to the struggling swimmer and supported her until a life guard boat arrived then vanished into the crowd before the throng could reach or acclaim her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattolica
Italy
Edda
Mussolini
Cattolica Coastal Town on Adriatic Near Ravenna
Cattolica is a watering place on the Adriatic Sea in the province of Forli a few miles from Ravenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattolica
Adriatic Sea
Province of
Forli
Ravenna
Boy Admits Shooting It Was Accidental in Kentucky Farmstead
In Portsmouth Ohio the 12 year old stepson of Lon Adams confesses the shotgun blast that killed the 35 year old Clay Lick farmer near Greenup Kentucky was accidental. Adams wife was lightly wounded in the shoulder from a second shot as he stepped to the front door to enter the harvest fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portsmouth
Lon Adams
Greenup
Adams
George Kelly
Clay Lick
Clemency Board Paroles Six Prisoners From Here
Six Hamilton County inmates at the Ohio Penitentiary were granted paroles by the Board of Clemency in Columbus. Paroles become effective within a month. Unconditional paroles were issued to Leslie Witherup Joseph Smothers and John Lyons. Conditional paroles went to George Franklin William Layton and O E Liverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Ohio Penitentiary
Board of Clemency
Columbus
Leslie Witherup
Joseph Smothers
John Lyons
Marshall College selects Guy Fiber as assistant coach
Huntington W Va Aug 5 Guy Fiber former Ohio University and Washington and Jefferson star has been chosen to assist Trusty Tallman as Marshall College football coach Fiber captained Ohio in 1923 and will join the Marshall program in the coming season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Guy Fiber
Ohio University
Washington and Jefferson
Trusty Tallman
Marshall College
Fiber
Wisconsin Regents Reject Gifts From Incorporated Bodies
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents voted to refuse all future gifts and endowments from incorporated bodies after a five hour meeting over a $12,500 Rockefeller Foundation grant for medicinal research. Proposals to reject the Rockefeller money failed as part of this year's funds were already received and researchers were appointed. The board’s progressive faction argued such gifts could influence education and legislators, while President Kronshage urged accepting outside gifts to keep the university competitive with private schools amid limited state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Regents
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller
Theodore Kronshage
Million Francs Forfeit If She Fails To Sing
Raquel Meller, Spanish vaudeville star, signs with Ray Goetz for an American tour implying a 1 000 000 franc forfeit if she does not sing. The deal reportedly pays over 5 000 dollars weekly. after Paris engagements she plans a Spain picture before heading to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Raquel Meller
United States
Ray Goetz
Spain
America
Mme. Meller
Charles B. Cochran
Florenz Ziegfeld
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Woman Sues Ball Clubs Over Foul Ball Injury
Viola Hayes files $15 000 damages suits against the St Louis Browns and Cardinals owners claiming a foul ball struck her in the face at Sportsman's Park on June 20, loosening teeth and causing nervous shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Viola Hayes
Sportsman's Park
Covington Bankruptcy Notes
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday in Covington by Nancy Jane Varney and Pricy A. Ware, daughter and mother, of Road Fork, Pike County Ky. They own coal lands in the county. Varney lists assets at 25 000 and liabilities at 206 456 while Ware lists assets at 105 073 and owes creditors 2 000. Last week five creditor firms filed involuntary proceedings against them with claims of 96 000. The Evangeline Candy Company of Ludlow Ky filed a voluntary bankruptcy in the same court as President C J Kohler. Assets 26 038 77 liabilities 20 659 37. A J Lemaster of Bush Boyd County filed a similar petition with assets 1 285 and liabilities 663 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Art
Covington
Nancy Jane Varney
Pricy A. Ware
Road Fork
Pike County
Eeaf
Iss Rney
Varney
Evangeline Candy Company
Forest Avenue
Ludlow
C. J. Kohler
A. J. Lemaster
Bush
Boyd County
Local Residents and Addresses Listed in Ohio Kentucky Names
A compiled list presents names and residences including Ewald Kriedeman Cincinnati Bess Arrasmith Covington Charles Reed Cara Or tin icscreeceest 4 emerged Ky Thomas Ward Decoursey Edith Redding SE Spring takes Ky Covington Lindiamenibah Covinetha Thomas B Rich Jr Fr Thomas Irene Grabow Erlanger Henry Pelley Dorothy Daulton George Murphy Dayton Blanche Antrim Dayton Thomas J Collins Louisville Kerrine Sehneider Louisville William A Herbert Dayton William W Deitz Newark Marguerite Andrews Newark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewald Kriedeman
Cincinnati
Bess Arrasmith Covington
Charles Reed
Thomas Ward
Decoursey
Edith Redding
Covington
Lindiamenibah Covinetha
Thomas B. Rich, Jr
Thomas
Irene Grabow
Erlanger
Henry Pelley
Dorothy Daulton
George Murphy
Dayton
O. Blanche Antrim
O. Thomas J. Collins
Louisville
Legality of Dog Race Bets Tested in Kenton County
A trial set for Saturday before Judge Read will test the legality of dog racing in Kentucky. County Detective Nueman Armstrong cites Erlanger track owners O T Smith George Sawyer and M J Hyland for maintaining a common nuisance with dog races under a state gambling interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Read
Kenton
Nueman Armstrong
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Erlanger
O. T. Smith
George Sawyer
M. J. Hyland
Ware
Michigan
State Racing Commission
O. M. Rogers
Kelley fined and jailed for dis orderly conduct in Lemons case
Lloyd Kelley of Cincinnati was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 50 days in jail by Judge Manson in Police Court on a charge of dis orderly conduct filed by Fred Lemons of Covington. The case stemmed from Kelley visiting Mrs. Lemons at Booth Memorial Hospital and embracing her after she refused reconciliation. A Mann Act warrant was also issued alleging Kelley transported Mrs. Lemons from Covington to Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Lemons
Lloyd Kelley
East Third Street
Cincinnati
Manson
Fred Lemons
Winter
West Sixth Street
Covington
Booth Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Lemons
Roetken
Dayton
Unheralded Visit by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
National Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes quietly visited Covington for a few hours, consulting with U S District Attorney Sawyer A. Smith on prohibition enforcement in Kentucky's Eastern District. Accompanied by agent B F Umphank, the conference outcome was not released, though several questions were discussed before Haynes and Umphank departed for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Roy Haynes
Covington
Sawyer A. Smith
United States
Kentucky
Mr. Haynes
Mr. Smith
B. F. Umphank
Haynes Aoe
Umphank
Cincinnati
Henry H. Schulkers Dies Former Police Lieutenant
Henry H. Schulkers 75, former Covington Police Department lieutenant of 25 years, died after a several week illness at his home 220 East Thirteenth Street. He later worked as a railroad watchman and leaves a widow six children. Funeral at St. Joseph Church Twelfth and Greenup on Saturday with burial at Mother of God Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Schulkers
Thirteenth Street
Schulkers
Covington
Railroad
St. Joseph Church
Twelfth
Greenup Streets
Mother of God
Visalia Grocer Named in Kenton Circuit Suit
Eva Grisson sues Richard Finnell a Visalia Kentucky grocer seeking $10,000 damages claiming an automobile trip on July 5 involved purchase of twenty cents worth of sausage and resulted in harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Eva Grisson Terday
Richard Finnell
Grocer
Visalia
Covington Notes and Local Court Proceedings
Covington notes report a wnt committee inviting August 20 celebration participants to send reservation cards. Jer Nolan of Ludlow faced Kenton County Grand Jury on a $500 bond for permitting ice and drink sales at his Kenner and Elm parlor. The will of Judge William McLaughlin was probated, leaving $5,000 in fee bills to be collected by executrix Pauline McLaughlin and Bert J. King as collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Wnt
Issu
Jer Nolan
Kenner and
Elm Streets
Ludlow
Kenton County
Dillon
William McLaughlin
Kenton
Pauline McLaughlin
Kenton Court
Bert J. King
Newport Robbery Trial Continued In Prisoner Requisition
Three men charged with robbing Harold Protting, an auto salesman, on June 30 faced a continued hearing to Thursday afternoon before Magistrate Maybury. Charles Sebree, Fred Willenbrink, and Joseph Harvey were named as defendants with varying extradition status and arrests in Newport and Cincinnati. Protting lost 800 cash and 900 in jewelry at a barn on Johns Hill road. Sebree claimed poverty, and evidence included money found in a sock. Harvey was identified as the shooter by Protting, who fled around the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Protting
Cleveland Avenue
Norwood
Maybury
Charles D. Sebree
Jackson Street
Dayton
Fred Willenbrink
Lee Street
Covington
Joseph Harvey
Plum Street
Cincinnati
Sebree
Willenbrink
Newport
Harvey
Protting
Henry Schweitzer
Johns Hill
Gypsy Robber Suspects Held For Grand Jury
Ruby Miller and Julia Miller two gypsy camp residents along the Ohio River at Front and Beeth streets Newport were ordered held for the Grand Jury under $500 bond each by Judge Buten in Campbell County Court on grand larceny charges. They and others were arrested Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Truesdell and County Jailer Kempéer after Frank Curry a Mentor Ky farmer said one band member took $48 and attempted to tell his fortune. Adults and two small children were jailed in Newport Tuesday night. one woman identified by Curry as the offender embraced him and kept the money and another was found with the cash on her. Both women deny the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Miller
Julia Miller
Ohio River
Front
Beeth Streets
Newport
Buten
Campbell County
Truesdell
Kempéer
Frank Curry
Mentor
Curry
Milton Bregel Dies at 28 in Newport
Milton Bregel, 28, son of Newport police chief Frank Bregel, died after a brief illness following appendicitis surgery at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington. He relapsed late Tuesday night. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at 816 Park Avenue, burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bregel
Frank Bregel
Newport
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Park. Avenue
Buria
Evergreen Cemetery
Real estate transfers show multiple Newport and Ft Thomas lots
Realty transfers record several deeds including Mende Preble to soee Kees in Newport for 4 dollars, Joseph Vaal to Stroion S Cheney in Newport for 8000 dollars, Benjamin Morgan to James W Foreman in Newvoe for 4 dollars, John Muench to Frank Douba in Newport for 5500 dollars, Samuel Malchus to Charles Pauterie in Ft Thomas for 30 dollars, and Madeline Wolf to Charles Cuba in Bellevue for 5500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mende Preble
Soee Kees
Newport
Joseph Vaal
Stroion S. Cheney
Rosa A. Harter Haane
Is. Kohl
Ft. Thomas
Benjamin Morgan
James W. Foreman
Newvoe
John Muench
Frank Douba
Samuel Malchus
Charles Pauterie
Madeline Wolf
Charles Cuba
Bellevue
Marriage Licenses for Bellevue and New Richmond Couples
Merlin D. Mann and Pearl Ashcraft of Bellevue Kentucky receive a marriage license. Allen V. Haas and Mildred Meacham of New Richmond Ohio also secure a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin D. Mann
Bellevue
Pearl Ashcratft
Allen V. Haas
New Richmond
Mildred Meacham
Yale Coach Joseph Fogerty Ill in Williamsport
Joseph Fogerty, Yale University basketball coach from New York City, is seriously ill with pneumonia at a Williamsport hospital. He was stricken during an automobile tour of the state with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Joseph Fogerty
New York City
Yale University
A J Jolly Dies Suddenly at 49 in Mentor Kentucky
A J Jolly state representative from Campbell County Kentucky died at his Mentor home after a three week illness. He suffered a heart attack Tuesday night and was 43 not 49. He had served as Representative for the Sixty sixth District and was a candidate for re election in November. He was a former Assistant State Superintendent of Schools and owned several education related businesses. He leaves a widow and two sons and burial is planned at Grandview Cemetery. The Democratic committee will appoint a replacement candidate after his death following the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jolly
Mentor
Campbell County
E. O. Gilbert
Jolly
Ohio Valley Teachers’ Agency
The
Southern School Journal
California
Bedford
Augusta
National Educational Association
E. M. Jolly
Grandview Cemetery
Democratic Executive Committee
Governor to address Beech Grove meeting in Campbell County
Governor Fields will attend the fifty fifth annual Beech Grove Sunday School Union gathering at Beech Grove Kentucky. He will travel from Frankfort Saturday morning to Falmouth to meet local officials then proceed to Beech Grove via Lenoxburg and Peach Grove. Hubbard Schwartz will give the welcome with other speakers including Rev J T Daugherty Rev E A Dodson and Rev Luther Herbert. The program starts at 10 with a country dinner before the afternoon session at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Grove
Fields
Campbell County
Frankfort
Falmouth
Judge Fryer
Sheriff Peoples
Lenoxburg
Peach Grove
Hubbard Schwartz
J. T. Daugherty
Ludlow
E. A. Dodson
Bracken County
Governor Fields
Luther Herbert
Flagg Springs
Daniel
Edgar Kinney
E. A. Fossett
C. A. Rotse
L. D. Daniel
Omer Kiser
Floyd Tarvin
Howard Daniel
William H. Kinney
T. O. Kennedy
Mr.Kiser
F. W. Ellis
William H. Kinnfey
J. W. Jolly
A. J. Jolly
Mentor
Official count finds no changes in Campbell County primary
The Campbell County primary official tally completed at the Alexandria courthouse shows no material changes from the unofficial count. Secretary of the Election Commission Charles D. McCrea reports the commission members present were Sheriff Tieman, William A. Burkamp, Judge P. Wolff, and Deputy Sheriff McCrea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Charles D. McCrea
The
Election Commission
Milius
Alexandria
Sheriff Tieman
William A. Burkamp
P. Wolff
McCrea
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N. Y
Huggins
Col
Jack Keefe
Barrow
Tom
Bell Syndicate, Inc
By Milt Gross
Kentucky Course
Erlanger Fair Grounds
Hawthorne
Saratoga
Erlanger Faigi
Kid Kaplan Victor
Hamilton
Australia
BIG Buffalo Ice Firm
Wales
Napoleon’s Tomb
Boy
Clemency Board
University of Wisconsin
Yale Mentor
A. J Jolly
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