Dragnet Sweeps Black Belt Casinos Net 35 Arrests
Detectives led by Lieutenants Wehking and Seebohm and Detective Sergeant Fricke raided gambling dens and such hangouts, arresting 35 and seizing knives and revolvers. A shoe-shining parlor raid led to juvenile cases against six boys 12 to 15 and two men for promoting juvenile delinquency. Police detained several suspicious individuals and nabbed additional prisoners as the operation moved through the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tedford
West Fifth Street
Tedford
Highland Slaughter
West Fifteenth Street
Covington
Dick Bradshaw
Richmond Street
Mountain Valley Water touted for neuritis relief
Local promotion claims Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs Arkansas aids neuritis and rheumatism by flushing the kidneys and restoring elimination. The distributor advertises the mineral alkaline water for home use and offers information by phone and mail from 806 West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Five Inhabitants Charged With Statutory Offenses
Detectives rounded up five residents of 418 John Street on charges of statutory offenses. The action targets occupants of the building following inquiries into alleged sexual misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
Turken Hybrid Fowl to Debut at Poultry Show
A new barnyard fowl called the turken, created by mating a turkey with a chicken, will be shown at the Des Moines Poultry Show next week with ten specimens. Breeder Roy Beck expects turkens to sell for 70 to 80 cents a pound by next November. The meat reportedly tastes predominantly turkey-like with a finer texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Roy Beck
Nathan Obtains Thirty Day Option on Dennison Hotel Lease
Real estate broker Nathaniel Nathan secured a 30 day option to purchase the perpetual lease of the Dennison Hotel property at Fifth and Main. The option targets Mrs Julia S Porter’s lease held at 450000 with ground rent. Nathan claims to act for Cincinnati buyers or Julius Payton. The Dennison Hotel Company dominates the property under a 25 year lease begun in 1916 with annual payments of 7800, sixteen years remain on the term. The parcel fronts 20 feet on Main and extends toward East Fifth with 97 feet on that side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Fifth and
Main Streets
Nathaniel Nathan
Nathan
Cincinnati
Julius Payton
Julia S. Porter
San Diego
California
Charlesi Everett
Porter
Dennison Hotel Company
Main Street
East Fifth Street
Norwood brokers sell brick semi bungalow on Atlantic Ave
Morris & Long sold the new wire cut brick semi bungalow at 2662 Atlantic Avenue Norwood to Charles McDonough for 9400 dollars yesterday. The property includes a two car garage and rests on a 40 by 120 foot lot. Ger son & Larup were the sellers. Hattie Wharton bought a lot on Kerper Avenue north of Buena Vista Place through E M Costello & Son at an undisclosed price. The owner was Robert D Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Long
Atlantic Avenue
Norwood
Charles McDonough
Gerson & Larup
Hattie Wharton
Kerper Avenue
Buena Vista Place
E. M. Costello & Son
Robert D. Russell
Fra Thayer Named Educational Director for Straus West
Ss. W. Straus & Co. announced Fra Thayer former Medill journalism professor has been appointed educational director for the Straus firm in the West. He will oversee institutional promotion building construction surveys and financial information service in his territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. W. Straus & Co
Fra Thayer
Medill School of Journalism
Straus
West
Thayer
New three story office factory building underway in Norwood
Construction by American Laundry Machinery Company progresses rapidly. Ferro Concrete Construction Company awarded the contract. Concrete for the first floor poured. Four five ton electric cranes to be installed in the factory portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Laundry Machinery Company
Norwood
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
McCafferys Seek Temporary Custody of Two Children
In Campbell Circuit Court, Judge Caldwell set a hearing for tomorrow on a writ of habeas corpus filed by Mrs. McCaffery seeking temporary custody of Betty Jean two and William Jr four. The suit accompanies a divorce action and accuses William McCaffery of placing the children in St Joseph's Orphan Asylum in Cold Springs Kentucky. The asylum's board president, William S. Muehlenkamp, was also made a party. he disputes the presidency. The children were brought to court yesterday by order of the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean
William Jr
William McCaffery
Caldwell
Campbell Circuit Court
Cold Springs
William
Muehlenkamp
McCaffery
Keturah
Patterson Streets
Newport
Two Men Bound Over To Campbell County Grand Jury
Gerald Hamer age 24 of Dayton Kentucky and Edward C Kirby of Cincinnati were bound over to the Campbell County Grand Jury on grand larceny charges after a Newport Police Court hearing. Bond set at 1250 dollars each. They were accused of stealing an automobile belonging to Samuel Maddox of Fort Thomas. Hamer confessed to stealing the car during an attempt to sell it in Portsmouth Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Hamer
Second Avenue
Dayton
Edward C. Kirby
Groesbeck Road
Cincinnati
Campbell County
Grand Jury
Moore
Newport
Samuel Maddox
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Portsmouth
O. Hamer
Residence Licenses Noted for Earl McDonald and Ethel Clark
A brief notice lists Earl P. McDonald of Cincinnati and Ethel M. Clark of Newport in connection with residence licenses. The OCR text provides names and cities without additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mants Acs
Earl P.mcdonald
Cincinnati
Ethel M. Clark
Newport
Realty Transfers From Newport Listings in Highlands Area
Joseph Juengling transfers lot at eel street Newport and pays 500 in stamps. Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company transfers farm in Highlands Baby Farm Subdivision to G. F. Baughner for 500 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Juengling
Charles Connett
Ee Street
Newport
the Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company
G. F. Baughner
Highlands Baby Farm
Covington Holds Suspects in Turkey Raiser Shooting
Sheriff Tilson brought Paul Blair 24 and Virgil Blair 30 from Louisville to Covington for questioning in the shooting of O. M. Herron 35 a farmer near Williamstown. Herron was wounded when four men robbed a turkey shed. He is recovering at St Elizabeth Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilson
Williamstown
Grant County
Covington
Paul Blair
Virgil Blair
Brothers
Cincinnati
O. M. Herron
Herron
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Donnelly protests $13,000 paid from general fund
City Commission meeting hears Donnelly protest the payment of 13000 to O F Moore Co for installing a dry well at Covington Water Works. He believed funds came from a 15000 bridge dividend but was told the sum came from the general fund. Elmer Heile seeks 31000 tax revenue for school payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
General Fund
O. F. Moore Company
Covington
Covington and Newport Bridge
O’donovan
Bailey and
Kluemper
City Depository
Onnelly
Richard McGraw
Moore Company
Elmer Heile
Death Visits Home Twice in Six Weeks in La tonia
Mrs. Clara Dedden's home at 909 West Thirty-third street La tonia has seen two death visits in six weeks. Her 14 year old son William Dedden is the second listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dedden
West Thirty-third Street
Latonia
William Dedden
Dedden Family Mourns Deaths. Funeral Arrangements Set
A man died yesterday from pneumonia after a two week illness. Six weeks earlier his wife Elizabeth Dedden, Sr. passed away after a brief illness. The boy’s funeral services will be Monday at Holy Cross Church Latonia with burial in Mother of God Cemetery. Mrs Dedden leaves daughter Miss Elizabeth Dedden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dedden
Holy Cross Church
Latonia
Mother of God
Grocery manager robbed near Nineteenth Street
Irwin Middleton of 1903 Scott street, manager of a grocery at Sixteenth and Eastern, was held up after alighting from an Eastern avenue street car at Nineteenth and Greenup streets. Two men fled in a parked automobile. one pointed a revolver and forced Middleton to surrender 75 dollars. The pistol wielder is described as about five feet five, 130 pounds, wearing a cap and cravenette coat with collar up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Middleton
Scott Street
Sixteenth Street
Eastern Avenue
Nineteenth
Greenup Streets
Nineteenth and
Pine Streets
Civil War veteran John Page dies at 88 in city
John Page eighty eight year old Civil War veteran died Wednesday night at his daughter Mrs Rosa Cooks home at 222 Main street. A Garfield Post No 2 G A R member he will be honored at a Saturday 9 am funeral at Allison Rose funeral chapel Pike street. Body to be shipped to Cordova Kentucky for burial. He leaves eight children and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Page
Rosa Cook
Main Street
Garfield Post No. 2
Allison & Rose
Pike Street
Cordova
Community Notes Highlight Local Civic Talks and Trials
Honard M. Wilson spoke before Covington Optimist and Industrial clubs urging public service through reform. The Northern Kentucky Credit Men’s Association elected Edward Janzen president and Leslie H. Sharp secretary. Mrs. Margaret Woolridge filed for divorce from Eugene E. Woolridge with custody and alimony requests and a wage restraint. HyLo Bakery of Lexington filed a voluntary bankruptcy with assets 2720 and liabilities 5611. Three Newport men were released after prohibition officers found a still and sugar in a loaded truck. Covington policeman’s wife Mrs. Mary Brink Macke died at 57, survived by husband and two children. U S District Court judge Cochran to start winter term at Catlettsburg on December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Honard M. Wilson
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Regeeny
Industrial Club
Northern Kentucky Credit Men’s Association
Edward Janzen
Leslie H. Sharp
Margaret Woolridge
Eugene E. Woolridge
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Hy “Lo
Mney Lexington
United States District Court
Frank Meyers
Thomas Leonard
Ray Fleam
Newport
Roetken
Prohibition
Meyers
Hodges Street
Ary Brink Macke
John Macke
Church Street
Latonia
Henry Macke
Robert F. Stephens
Cochran
Maysville
Catlettsburgh
Marriage Licenses Granted in Chicago Area
Walter P. Abide of Chicago and Florence Wetzel, and E. C. Sampson with Linda DeWitt, along with Gertrude Cummer, are listed for marriage licenses in the residence section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter’ P
Chicago
Florence Wetzel
E. C. Sampson
Linda DeWitt
Gertrude Cummer
Davis 10 Page Own Report Highlights War Dept Plans
Secretary Davis in Washington reports on his own activity as Assistant Secretary of War. He urges budget representation for supply branches and notes plans for unified rail control in a future war emergency while warning of depleted reserves and the need for additional appropriations or cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Paoo
Weeks
Washington
War Department
Association of
Railway Executives
Secretary of War
United States
Mobilization reserves deemed essential to deter attack
The text stresses that enemy power alone cannot threaten the United States without rapid attack. It asserts the need to accelerate mobilization through adequate reserves, noting that time is insufficient for any defense if mobilization lags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
United States
Dehner Pleads Guilty to Assault and Battery in Campbell
In Campbell Circuit Court Charles Dehner pleaded guilty to assault and battery for throwing a large glass ink well at Harry Katiff and striking him with his fists on September 4. He was fined $25 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
Harry Katiff
Charles Dehner
Campbell Circuit
Prince Otto Bismarck Meets President Coolidge
Prince Otto Bismarck of Prussia, grandson of the Iron Chancellor, was received today by President Coolidge in Washington. He is on an extended tour of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Prince Otto Bismarck
Prussia
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Dierflag
New York
Atlantic City
Maxim ‘Development Corporation
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Dept
New York City
Turkey
Chickie
O. B. Wise
Middle West
Plum Street
France
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Coy
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