Covington Wife Kills Husband in Jealousy Rage
Florence Lucas 31 shot and killed Carl Lucas 32 in their Covington home after he visited her kitchen meeting. Witnesses say liquor was present and the couple had been separated since November. Coroner investigates as Mrs Lucas remains jailed on murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Florence Lucas
East Thirteenth Street
Carl J. Lucas
Madison Avenue
Lucas
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Putthoff
Edward Cogley
Ruth Baker
Lee Street
Sva Castanette
Youngstown
Andrews
Newport
Gary
Ind
J I Stephenson Suicide Confirmed in Cincinnati
The death of J I Stephenson was confirmed as self inflicted. Investigators arrived at his apartment but were denied entry. Bertha Stephenson initially denied suicide but later admitted uncertainty about the cause. Stephenson was a prominent Cincinnati businessman and secretary of the American Mortgage Company with ties to several local firms and subdivisions. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Sullivan chapel with burial in Glendale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Sexton Company, Inc
Guarantee Trust Company
Cincinnati
Consolidated Steel and Tron Corporation
Stephenson
Botts
Eighth District
Hochstuhl
McAvoy
Bertha Stephenson
The
Commercial Tribune
Salt Lake City
American Mortgage Company
Cincinnati Iron and Steel Company
Rose Lawn Park
Reading Road
Phoenix Golf Club
Business Men's Club
Old Colony Club
Covington
Vernon Manor
Avondale
Melville Ritchie
Richard
Betty
Ellen
Nelson
W. S. Stephenson
Philadelphia
Ben W. Stephenson
Hartwell
R. A. Jones
Wilmington
Altimesia Spence
Knoxville
Tenn
Sullivan Undertaking
McMillan Street
Glendale Cemetery
Mountain Valley Water Co Advertisement
Soft sell notice from Mountain Valley Water Co located at 806 W Seventh St Canal 8925 promotes home delivery service with the selling line We Deliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Valley Water Co
Seventh St. Canal
Covington Gas Plan Extends Rate to New Board
The Union Light Heat and Power Company proposed gas service at the current rate of 45 cents for six months to July 10, allowing the incoming Covington Board of Commissioners time to study the request and draft a new franchise. Commissioner Kluemper supported the plan, noting action would await the new board and could default to the State Commission after January 10 if not approved. The board deferred final decision to the new board by a unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Board of Commissioners
Kluemper
State Commission
Smith Reappointed U S Attorney for Eastern Kentucky
Sawyer A. Smith, United States District Attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky, was reappointed for four years by President Coolidge and the nomination has been sent to the Senate for confirmation.
Covington Water Expansion Proposal Seeks City Ownership
Covington city commissioners discussed Frank W. Biggerstaff s plan to make subdivision water mains city property if Covington provides water. Some members warned it may require a General Assembly charter. vote postponed for a week.
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Covington
Frank W. Biggerstaff
Highlands
Campbell County
General Assembly
Alma B. Mullikin
Kenton
William J. Mullikin
Ida Louise Reeves
Rose Avenue
Park Hills
Madison Avenue
Pruett & Fossett
Tovy-eighth Street
Decestney Avenue
Marriage Licenses Listed From Kentucky and Ohio
Clyde R. Collins from Sterling Kentucky with Ruth Emerich of Cook Station Kentucky. Chester J. Fraim of Independence Kentucky with Walton Kentucky resident Ile Brown. Harold J. McCarty of Cincinnati with Tessylene Hodgetts of Cincinnati. Julius Foster of Covington Kentucky with Doris Johnson of Covington. Clayton Kreps of Galion Ohio with Mary Edna Noblett of Galion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R. Collins
Mr. Sterling
Ruth Emerich
Cook Station
Chester J. Fraim
Independence
Ile Brown
Walton
Harold J. McCarty
Cincinnati
Tessylene Hodgetts
Julius Foster
Covington
Doris Johnson
Clayton Kreps
Galion
Mary Edna Noblett
Spellacy Named Democratic National Committeeman
Thomas P. Spellacy of Hartford was elected Democratic National Committeeman by the Connecticut State Committee to succeed Homer S. Cummins who resigned. Spellacy previously served as an assistant U S attorney general. The decision was announced in New Haven.
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New Haven
Conn
Thomas P. Spellacy
United State
State Committee
Homer S. Cummins
Ft Thomas Residents to Get Gas Under Commission Ruling
The Kentucky Railroad Commission in Frankfort ruled that new Ft Thomas residents must receive gas service. The decision forces Union Heat Light and Power Co to install mains and service lines to meters despite its rate disputes, marking a city victory in the dispute. Brent Spence and Matthew Herold argued the case for the city and the company respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky “S Railroad Commission
Frankfort
Union Heat, Light and Power Company
Brent Spence
Matthew Herold
Newport man charged with obtaining money under false pretenses
A. F. Hehman of Newport bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond after waiving examination in Campbell County Court. Hehman allegedly sold a stolen automobile to Deputy Sheriff George Gugel for $225, with a mortgage noted for $376, the car later traced to White Sewing Machine Co of Columbus.
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Newport
Lexington Avenue
Uten
Campbell County
Hehman
George Gugel
Gugel
White Sewing Machine Company
Columbus
E Enterprise Lumber Company
Agobel
J. Westendorf
Yton Pike
Ft. Thomas
Westendorf
Mayme Link
Campbell Circuit Court
Walter Link
Realty Transfers Transfer list Ft Thomas area
William F Kuchner transfers a Mt Pleasant and Dundee avenue lot in Ft Thomas to Mrs Leona C Frey for 50000. John Freis transfers a Highland avenue lot in Ft Thomas to the Board of Education for 30000. John Schweitzer transfers Center street property in Southgate to Mrs Irene Dehmer. Joseph Birkley transfers a Third street Dayton Kentucky lot to Homer Duty.
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William F. Kuchner
Leona C. Frey
Mt. Pleasant
Dundee
Ft. Thomas
John Freis
Board of Education
City of
Highland Avenue
Ft. Mas
John Schweitzer
Irene Dehmer
Sete Center Street
Southgate
Joseph Birkley
Homer Duty
Third Street
Dayton
Local names listed in Ohio area notice
A fragmented list includes John Henna innate Cincinnati Mary Barnes Cincinnati George Touch Middletown Margaret McChesney Middletown Lee Duckworth Newport Newported Cincinnati Lulu Reed John R Perry Rose Trombly
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John Henna
Cincinnati
Mary Barnes
George Touch
Middletown
Hold Up Auto Thieves Steal Gems From Davidson Firm
Four men robbed Henry Davidson, president of the Henry Davidson Jewelry Company, and his salesman Samuel Leib son in Chicago. jewels valued at 8 000 were taken while 20 000 in other jewelry was overlooked as robbers forced the car to the curb wounding a night watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Davidson
Henry Davidson Jewelry Company
New York
Samuel Leibson
Davidson
Parents Advised Against Don’ts In Child Rearing Talk
Mrs. Max Heindel of Oceandale warned clubroom listeners that saying don’t to children fuels rebellion and crime. She linked youth crime, drug addiction, and prison draw to home misdirection, urging freedom and proper emotional expression at home and school. The talk included forecasts on music aiding emotional balance and Rosicrucian philosophy remarks, with another note on Kriebel’s Florida real estate collapse and creditor pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Heindel
Rosicrucian Fellowship
Oceandale
Cal
the Gibson
Dorothy Ellison
San Francisco
Dorothy
Millionaire Broker Is Ordered to Prison
Fred L. Kriebel once earned about 2.5 million dollars in Florida real estate in two and a half years. He must serve three years for mail fraud after Kriebel & Co failed for about 4 million dollars in early 1923. The brokerage with offices in seventeen cities, including a New York office, faced charges. Henry Pom mery received one year. Kriebel did not actually go to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttimus
Robert N. Golding
Kriebel
Florida
New York World News Service
Chicago
Fred L. Kriebel
Kriebel & Co
New York
Henry Pommery
Walsh seeks penalties for refusing to testify in Senate bill
Senator Walsh of Montana introduced a bill to punish by up to 100000 dollars those like James F. O Neill of Prairie Oil and Gas and H M Blackmer of Midwest Refining who refused to testify when summoned by letters rogatory abroad. The measure warns that failure to appear could lead to contempt of court and seizure of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Senator Walsh
Montana
Senate
James
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Wyoming
Blackmer
O'Neill
France
U S Preparedness Program Explained by Army General
Brigadier General Colden L Ruggles outlined industrial preparedness as insurance against war. He described fourteen procurement districts with Cincinnati as a district headquarters and urged private munition plants and full industry cooperation to deter conflict and speed preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Far East
Balkans
Colden L’'Hommedieu Ruggles
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Cincinnati
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Army Ordnance Department
Literary Club
Ruggles
War Department
United States
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Nature
Mountain Valley
Ark
City
Dixie Terminal
Baymiller Station
Spellacy
Cummings
Associated Press
Mrs. Heindel
U. S
Santa Claus
O. B. Wise
Pearl Market Bank Bldg
Race Street
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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