Newport Increases City Worker Pay Across Departments
Newport City Commissioners adopted an ordinance raising city employee pay from seven to ten percent effective today, adding about $15,000 to the annual payroll. The plan raised daily rates for patrolmen and added increases across Public Safety Public Property Public Affairs Public Finance Public Works and related posts.
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Yye
Newport
Department of Public Safety
Chris, Ebert
Painter
Department of Public Property
Herbert K. Flatmnus
Clifton
Department of Public Affairs
Andrew J. Livingston
Flag Nursery
Department of Public Finance
Albert Simms
Department of Public Works
Joseph G. Hermann
Bregel Reinstated as Police Chief After Board Decision
Former Chief Frank Bregel resumes office after City Commissioners reinstate him ending a lengthy dispute over demotion. Lawyer William Clar says a back pay contest will follow. acting Chief Lot G Snyder, appointed after the vacancy, is not retained.
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Bregel
Frank Bregel
William F. Clar
Lot G. Snyder
Snyder
Summer schedule changes at Camp County Clerk office
Announcement stated that the office of William Milius County Clerk will go on a summer schedule. July and August hours end at 4 pm daily except Saturday 1 pm. After July 8 the Circuit Court Clerk’s office in Camp County will close at 4 pm daily until October 1.
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William Milius
Circuit Court
Camp County
Campbell County Court Receives Two Cruelty Divorces
In Campbell County Circuit Court yesterday two divorce petitions were filed on cruelty grounds. Katherine Schweinert sues Elmer Schweinert. they wed October 15, 1923 in Covington Ky. Marie Carter accuses George Carter of cruelty. married March 22, 1924 in Covington.
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Campbell Circuit Court
Campbell County
Katherine Schweinert
Elmer Schweinert
Covington
Marie Carter
George Carter
Realty transfers list with multiple property deeds
Real estate transfers show Charles C Pfeiffer selling to Harry F Pfeiffer a lot in Ft Thomas for 1 stamp. Harry F Pfeiffer sells to Frank Ostendarp a lot in Thomas for 1 stamp. Charles C Pfeiffer sells to Frank Ostendarp a lot in Nt for 12000 stamps. Frank Ostendarp sells to Charles Pfeiffer a lot in Ft Thomas for 1 stamp. Margaret M Yeager sells to Ralph G Benson a lot in the Alice Taliaferro subdivision for 3500 stamps.
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Charles C. Pfeiffer
Harry F. Pfeiffer
Ft. Thomas
Frank Ostendarp
Thomas
Charlies Pfeiffer
Margaret M. Yeager
Ralph G. Benson
Alice Taliaferro
Covington Suit Reveals Racing Battery
Albert Fischer sues horseman Thomas Brown for payment after selling him a hand held battery called a stinger used to speed horses. Evidence shows Fischer bought from Max Voigtlander for 15 dollars and sold for 25, with a 25 dollar judgment issued against Brown. The device delivered a bee sting like sensation when pressed to a horse and was once common before officials banned its use.
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King
Albert Fischer
Lincoln Avenue
Thomas Brown
Latonia
Fischer
Brown
Max Voigtlander
Chandler Avenue
Cincinnati
Voigtlander
Precinct Clerks Slow in Returning Ballot Keys and Seals
Kenton County Clerk John W. Middendorf reports difficulty obtaining possession of keys and seals from precinct clerks. Law requires return after six months. with August primary looming, less than half the items are back. He may deploy a Deputy Sheriff at clerks’ expense to collect them, or risk breaking ballot boxes at county cost.
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John W. Middendorf
Kenton
Middendorf
Rotarians Plan Outing at Twin Oaks Golf Club
Covington Rotary Club members completed preparations for their annual outing set for July 9 at Twin Oaks Golf Club on Decoursey Pike. Harvey Myers, club president, donated the grounds. Luncheon talks featured Milton T. Hankins of the United States Army, Howard Yates of Bakersfield, and A. R. Roberts of Cincinnati.
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Twin Oaks Golf Club
Covington
Yates
John C. B. Yates
California
Poolroom raid leads to book seizure and charge
County Detective Neuman Armstrong raided the Q poolroom at 534 Madison Avenue at noon yesterday. Edgar Phillips was cited to appear in Police Court this morning on a charge of operating a handbook. Armstrong found race records upstairs showing winnings of more than $1,000 paid out on Monday.
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Neuman Armstrong
Madison Avenue
Edgar Phillips
Armstrong
Priscilla Dean Stars In Romance Of Egypt At Covington
Priscilla Dean leads A Cafe in Cairo a romance of Egypt’s capital opening for a two day run at the Liberty Theater Covington. Mack Sennett comedy and news reel accompany. Elinor Glyn’s Man and Maid with Lew Cody and Harriet Hammond screens Friday and Saturday with Our Gang Kid comedy and Pathe News. The Three Newmans dancers headline Wednesday with Clifford and Purtell in The Sap on the rest of the week.
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Priscilla Dean
Egypt
Cairo
Liberty Theater
Covington
Mack Sennett
Elinor Glyn
Lew Cody
Harriet Hammond
Our Gang
Pathe News
Three Newmans
Clifford
Purtell
Missing Covington Youth Sought by Police
Covington police asked yesterday to search for Carl Fitzwater a 16 year old boy from 341 Lockwood Street missing since Friday He reportedly told friends he planned to go to Bonham Texas The youth is about 5 6 tall 130 pounds with dark hair a light complexion wears blue and brown trousers a light cap and low tan shoes and has a scar under the left eye.
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Covington
Carl Fitzwater
Lockwood Street
Bonham, Tex
Marriage Licenses List From Covington And Nearby Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Covington and surrounding locales including Covington Mabel Schreiver and William Lauer, Hamilton Maggie Smith and Walter Davite, Springfield Dorothy Cubbage and Charles Culp, Ludlow Ruth Matson and Joseph Houp, Owenton Jennie Stafford and John Popham, Covington Marcella Dames and Bernard Bruggen, and other pairs from Columbus Ohio, Benwood West Virginia, Somerset Kentucky, and Cincinnati Ohio among names like Edna Humphreyse and Melvin Drake. The notices include ages and residences and reflect a broad regional gathering of marriage intentions.
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William T. Lauer
Covington
Mabel M. Schreiver
Hamilton
Maggie Smith
Walter Davite
Ripley
O. Hathorn Hollister
Russellville
Charles Culp
Springfield
Dorothy Cubbage
Robert Houp
Ludlow
Ruth Matson
Jennie Stafford
Owenton
John F. Popham
Marcella E. Dames
Bernard J. Bruggen
Charlotte Geiger
Benwood
W. Va
Viola Britton
Harry E Moore
Somerset
Ruby Clarke
Mayor Urges Cincinnati to Observe Defense Day
Mayor George P. Carrel issues a proclamation calling all Cincinnati residents to observe Defense Day on July 4. The message aligns Defense Day with Independence Day and urges participation in the national defense program to bolster reserve strength and display the flag.
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Cincinnati
Carrel
United States
George P. Carrel
Bank clearings and stock trading figures fluctuate in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports day clearings at 10,094,889 with June total 820,208,441 and May at 292,772,214. Call loans range around 4 to 6 percent for various borrowers as money remains restricted. Stock Exchange transactions show 1,718 shares traded today and 57,953 for June with numerous listed issues and bonds across multiple companies and utilities.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Covington Notes: Local filings and court actions
William R. Leonard filed for Republican magistrate nomination in the First District ahead of the August primary. Alfre McDonald and Charles W. Due received building permits. Samuel Goldenburg of Ludlow filed for voluntary bankruptcy in Covington. Viola Blackmon was held to the federal grand jury for liquor charges. Bud Adams cited county detective Armstrong on handbook operating charges and held on $500 bond. Mattie Jones and Slaughter Hazel, both Cincinnati residents, were fined $800 and jailed 30 days for possession of quot. Anthony Hayden of Elsmere was fined $50 and costs for breach of peace in Kenton County Court.
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William R. Leonard
Madison Avenue
Alfre McDonald
Ashland
Southern Avenues
Charles W. Due
Herman Street
Samuel Goldenburg
Ludlow
United States District Court
Covington
Viola Blackmon
Washington Street
Roetken
Bud” Adams
Scott Street
Man Armstrong
Mattie Jones
Slaughter Hazel
Cincinnati
Manson
Coves Court
Anthony Hayden
Elsmere
Read
Kenton County
Henry Maxwell
Newport to repair reservoir dam and plan club picnic
City Commissioners decide to place a night crew to repair a break in the Newport reservoir dam and note the work will require laying concrete in six inch lifts over about a month. Newport Masonic Club meeting at the Masonic Temple East Sixth Street and Park Avenue Tuesday at 8 PM to discuss picnic plans.
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Newport
Newport Masonic Club
Masonic Temple
East Sixth Street
Park Avenue
Local Names and Places Listed in Dayton and Ohio Regions
A readable fragment lists individuals including James C. Limerly Mabel Grayson Virtus J Kruse Margaret Heath Charles Dewey Bat ONG oh sertecs convncnn Beoward Herron Edith Meyneré R W Krummert Thelma Dorsey with residences in Washington D C Washington C H Ohio Dayton Hamilton Greenfield Norwood Madisonville Newport and Newport Ohio.
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James C. Limerly
Mabel Grayson
J. Kruse
Margaret E. Heath
Charles Dewey
Bat Ong
Sertecs
Beoward
R. W. Krummert
Thelma L. Dorsey
Cincinnati
Washington D. H
Washington C. H
Dayton
Broad Demand Lifts Wheat Prices Amid Rust Fears
Cincinnati June 30 Wheat rose after fears of Northwest rust damage and weak Southwest returns. July up 1 and September 2 at the close, cash bids firm for top No 1 and No 2 grades for quick mill shipment. Corn firm firmer oats steady to dull hay receipts short, market firmer with hopeful demand.
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Cincinnati
Northwest
Southwest
Grain Market Review
United States Department of Agriculture
Cattle and hog markets in Cincinnati survey June 30 1925
Receipts and shipments for Cattle Hogs Sheep show a mixed but active trading day. Fresh cattle at 214 head with steady to active prices. hogs mostly steady to down with 3 086 head in yard. sheep and lambs liberal with top fancy grades up to 16.50 per cwt. Markets in Chicago Kansas City Indianapolis and Kansas City follow with varied results. Local grain and produce listings include wide ranges for wheat corn oats hay and vegetables. Local dairy poultry and hides prices also noted.
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Cincinnati
Thesoriscsenecavon
Chicago
Kansas City
Colorado
Indianapolis
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Illinois-Missouri
Virginia
Albemarle
California
Imperial Valley
Arizona
Michigan
North
South Carolina
Hampers
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Lima
North Carolina
Egypt
Kentucky
Louisville
United States
Georgia
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bliss
Tom Watsons
Thurmond Grays
J. G. Sco
New York curb market data and various company figures
A dense listing from the New York curb market shows numerous company names and stock figures across oils, machinery, and electronics. It includes percentages, prices, and volume figures for firms such as Radio C. Warner Pict. A, Victor Mach., and Wilson & Co, with broad market percentages and trading numbers interspersed.
Foreign exchange rates and world currencies data
The New York World News Service lists daily foreign exchange rates for numerous currencies. Sterling at 4.85 percent on demand and 4.86 percent on cables, with several country prices and cables shown for France Italy Belgium Switzerland Holland Germany Greece Sweden Norway Denmark Spain Portugal Hungary Czechovakia Poland Finland Rumani Japan Hongkong Shanghai Mexico Calcutta Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Peru and other markets.
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New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czechovakia
Poland
Finland
Rumanie
Julavia
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Urugu
Thile
Wheat Prices Rise After Bullish Private Crop Reports
Chicago grain prices firmed on expectations from private crop reports due tomorrow. Wheat closed higher with July at 1.46% and September at 1.44% while corn oats and provisions gained modestly. Cash quotes noted varied bids for wheat corn oats rye and barley with futures showing a general advance.
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Chicago
ATTY
Rye— Sa
Siceces
Butter market slips on top grades in Chicago
Chicago June 30 The butter market fell sharply on top grades while the centralized market held steady with light supplies and fair demand. Fresh 92 score and centralized 90 score both quoted at 40 cents.
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Chicago
Conservative Preferred Stocks in Ohio Market
Ohio investors review conservative preferred stocks including American Rolling Mill Champion Fibre Gruen Watch and Kodel Radio. Convertible into Class A common after February 1 1926 and lasting nearly four years. Listings include National Cash Register Ohio Bell Telephone Ohio Brass Public Service Sherwin Williams Toledo Edison Youngstown Sheet.
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Ohio
Vieia American Rolling Mill
Champion Fibre
Gruen Watch
Hotel Gibson
Kodel Radio
National Cash Register
Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio Brass
Public Service
Sherwin-Williams
Toledo Edison
Youngstown Sheet Common
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Proc. & Gam
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Stones Swift & Co
Idal Osage
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Vhpis &S.W
Toho el. Po
Chicago Grain
Philip Carey
C City
Dixie Ice Cream Co
Eagle-Picker
Qihenn
SSSR
Wwer
Globe-Wernicke Hotel
Gibson Kroger Grocery
Procter & Gamble
Stern Brothers
Louisville Gas and E
Hunter, Budde & Duble
Union Central
Chicago, Kee and Railway
Milwau- St. Paul Company
National City Company
Cincinnati—Fourth Nat. Bank
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Detous
Twelfth and
Vine Streets