Officials pledge no prosectution over Cincinnati Trust affairs
A joint statement by the Cincinnati Trust liquidating committee B H Kroger M E Moch and Theodore Fels with County Prosecutor Thomas L Pogue and the attorney general staff declares no criminal charges will be pursued without specific evidence. They defend a methodical inquiry into irregularities and invite witnesses to come forward while distancing political influence from the process. The mayor H T Hunt challenges the approach citing grand jury routes and banking department laxness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Harrison Grave to Be Ceded for Monument Project
Citizens seek to form an incorporation to secure a monument for President William Henry Harrison. They expect ground transfer to the government to enable a $50,000 appropriation for the monument. Title is held by Mrs. Bejamin Harrison, who is believed willing to deed it to the government. Papers will be sent to Columbus soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Harrison
Congressman Allen
Bejamin Harrison
Columbus
Nurse Spanks Boy Triggers Mother’s Action at City Hospital
Leonard Fogel seven, of 806 West Fourth Avenue, was kept with his mother after a nurse spanked him at the city hospital. Superintendent Fehrenbatch confirms the spanking and says the boy was not seriously hurt. Former ward nurse May Muncie says she quit over the practice and recalls other spankings, which Fehrenbatch largely denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Leonard Fogel
West Fourth Avenue
Fehrenbatch
May Muncie
Infant Baynum Found Dead In Bed
Coroner Coe was notified that the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baynum was found dead in bed at 318 East Seventh Street. Investigation suggested death by accidental suffocation or spasms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Joseph Baynum
East Seventh Street
Bogus Officers Sought After Bridge Assault on Actresses
Police hunted three men who accosted actresses Della and Alice Purvis near the Fourteenth Street canal bridge. Relatives accompanying the pair say the men claimed to be officers, a ruse exposed when Officers Arata and Guethlein arrived and the suspects fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della
Alice Purvis
Fourteenth Street Canal Bridge
Arata
Guethlein
Elizabeth Wickersham Dies in Como Mother of U.S. Attorney George Wickersham
Mrs Elizabeth O Wickersham mother of United States Attorney George Wickersham died in Como Italy on May 31. She lived in Como and was a prominent figure in the Wickersham family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Italy
Elizabeth O. Wickersham
United States
George . Wickersham
Son of Revolution Dead in Galena At 91
Andrew Perrault, described as a real Son of the American Revolution, died in Galena Newfoundland and Labrador today at age 91. His father enlisted in Washington's army when he was 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Andrew Perrault
Washington
Memorial Day speaker D J Smith dies before town address
D J Smith 30 from East Liverpool Ohio, civil war veteran and former Ohio legislator, collapsed and died in a Homeworth hotel on Memorial Day before his scheduled talk at the town hall. His wife is Amanda Carnegie, first cousin of Andrew Carnegie.
Shock Kills Woman in Ohio Storm Fright
Upper Sandusky Ohio May 31 Mrs John W Heaton died here today from the effects of a shock yesterday when during a storm she was frightened speechless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky, O
John W. Heaton
McKinley's Brother-in-Law Captain Duncan Dies
Captain Andrew J. Duncan 76 brother-in-law of the late President McKinley dies at his Cleveland home after a two year illness. Duncan, who married Sarah E. McKinley in 1867, later served as inspector of Indian affairs in a federal post before leaving the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Cleveland
Andrew J. Duncan
Duncan
Sarah E. McKinley
Government Objects to Talk of Reprisals
United States Consul Letcher in Chihuahua to demand an explanation from General Orozco for threats that revolutions would target Americans in North Mexico. Papers report protests over U S arms shipments, with anti American sentiment rising amid fighting near Lamar and Torreon. Conditions in Sinaloa Guerrero Morelos Oaxaca and the Isthmus of Tehuantepec are described as very bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Letder
Chihuahua
Mexico
General Orozco
Letcher
Orozco
Juarez
Sinaloa
Guerrero
Morelos
Oaxaca
Tehuantepec
Lamar
Torreon
German and American Refugees Reach Juarez
Seventy five German and fifty American refugees arrive in Juarez from Chihuahua on a special train. The group, mostly women and children, says rebels arranged the exit after insistence by Marion Letcher, the American consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua
Marion Letcher
UC Medical Banquet closes clinic week with humor
President Dabney praised UC spirit as 500 physicians and students cheered the motto Each for all all for the University of Cincinnati at the Medical Association banquet. The Ohio Miami Medical College clinic ends its weeklong program and graduates the largest class yet. The evening featured music vaudeville and impersonations by Bonifield Oliver Withrow Ransohoff Reed Lamb Heuck Mann Mumford Platt and Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Dabney
The
Medical Association
Business Men's Club
Ohio-Miami Medical College
Horace G. Williamson
Drs. Bonifield
Oliver
Withrow
Ransohoff
Reed
Lamb
Light
Liberty Street
Scotti
Caruso
Bob Heuck
George Mann
Mumford Platt
Schneider
Glee Club
Pension Money Gone Case At Ohio Humane Society
An 86 year old destitute widow, Mrs Lucy Porter, reports her son William, aged 6, absconded with her pension money, leaving only 50 cents. Her other son, a 58 year old, is in the county infirmary. The Humane Society investigates and authorities will care for her in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Humane Society
East Ninth Avenue
Lucy Porter
William
Trounstine
the Humane Society
Boy Disappears From School Reaches Handley Virginia Town
Francis Stout a 12 year old from 826 Main street vanished en route to St Xavier's Parochial School. He is reported to be in Handley West Virginia and may return to Cincinnati by tomorrow. Chief Crawford has asked Handley authorities to determine how the boy arrived there and whether any men accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stout
Main Street
St. Xavier's
Handley
W. Va
Cinciinnati
Daisy Stout
C. J. Massay
Crawford
Dr J D Rosenbaum Welcomes New Baby Boy
The Rosenbaums at 1616 Freeman Avenue welcomed a baby boy nearly ten pounds. Dr J D Rosenbaum and his wife received friends’ congratulations last night with Dr Magnus A Tate presiding over the accouchement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Rosenbaum
Young man suffers broken leg in city crash
A 19 year old rider from 808 Wade Street Cincinnati fell asleep on his horse drawn machine and crashed into a water trough at Wade and Jones streets early yesterday. He sustained a broken right leg and was taken to the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indianapoli
Knight
Wade Street
Wade and
Jones Streets
City Hospital
Newport Youth Tries Twice to End Life in Jail Cell
William Johns 21 of Cincinnati and brother of Newport patrolman attempted suicide in Newport jail. He was found suspended by his neck with loosened suspenders then cut down and revived. He tore his clothing to make another noose while police say he had been drinking heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johns
Cincinnati
Johns
Newport
al Brumfield
Brumfield
No Compromise Dictum in Newport Bond Case
Representatives of Title Surety and Bonding of Scranton spoke with Newport city officials over a compromise in the Henry Reusch defaulted tax collector case. The bonding company sought a compromise, but the city refused and will seek full repayment of an alleged $10,000 shortage. The meeting occurred in Mayor Helmbold’s office and no further steps were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surety and Bonding Company
Scranton
Henry Reusch
Newport
Helmbold
Bonding Company
Speers Hospital Fate Hangs on Monday Meeting
Trustees of Speers hospital and Newport authorities will discuss the institution on Monday night as the hospital has run losses for years. County and city officials may approve an appropriation to support the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speers Hospital
County Fiscal Court
City Commissioners of
Newport
Dayton to switch to natural gas on June 18
Dayton residents will begin using natural gas on June 18 as the new contract for the fuel takes effect. The rate matches that of nearby towns. A funeral for Mathias West is set for this afternoon at his home on Sixth Avenue with interment at Walnut Hills Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Mathias West
Sixth Avenue
Walnut Hills
Northern Kentucky Street Railway Buys Twenty New Cars
Officials of the gs. Co. and C. Street Railway company have ordered twenty new double-truck cars for use in Northern Kentucky. Master Mechanic Wampler returned from New York with orders for the motors and will depart for St. Louis to supervise car construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gs. Co. & C. Street Railway Company
Kentucky
Wampler
New York
St. Louis
Transfer of Pastors at Grace M. E. Church
Rev C G Ragan succeeds Dr J G Schaibly as pastor of Grace M E Church Newport. Rev Ollie G Ragan of Calvary M E Bellevue Ky will take over at Grace Church. Schaibly resigns and goes to Lancaster Ohio as chaplain of the Boys Industrial Home. Francis Larkin of Los Angeles will fill the Grace pulpit tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie G. Ragan
Calvary M. E. Church
Bellevue
J. G. Schaibly
Grace M. E. Church
Newport
Scheibly
Lancaster
Boys
Ragan
Grace Church
Francis Larkin
Los Angeles
California
Newport Opens First Municipal Playground At City Park
City crews prepare for the opening afternoon with ceremonies set for 2 4 o'clock. The large flagstaff snapped in two during erection, delaying part of the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport Police Court Continues Disorderly Conduct Cases
Andy Becker appeared before Judge Buren with his case continued until June 4. Virgil Martin and Sergeant Burnsides also had their cases continued. Peter L. Kelley was fined 25 dollars and costs for creating a disturbance in his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Becker
Buren
Virgil Martin
Burnsides
Peter L. Kelley
Patrolman Shoots Rabid Dog in Neighborhood
A dog owned by Mrs. Jenkins at 1128 German Street showed rabies symptoms yesterday morning causing a neighborhood scare. Patrolman Bertlesman shot the animal to prevent danger.
Campbell County Court Actions Progress and Verdicts
The Milton Ochs suit against George Aldering and others was continued to June 19 by Judge Yungblut. A jury in Yungblut's court found for the defendant in Dr. W J Thommasson against the S C C Railway Co over $175 claimed for auto damage. Charles Toy filed an appeal from Squire Maschinott’s ruling in Theodore Weigele v Toy. Weigele won a writ of for cible retainer in the lower court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ochs
George Aldering
Yungblut
W. J. Thommasson
Squire Maschinott
Theodore Weigele
Charles Toy
Weigele
Memorial Services of Commonwealth Commandery Knights
Annual memorial services of the Commonwealth Commandery Knights of the Golden Eagle will be held tomorrow morning in the United Brethren church. The various other commanderies of Northern Kentucky will attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Commandery
Knights of the Golden Eagle
United Brethren Church
Kentucky
Bellevue Board Reelects King as Superintendent
The Bellevue board of education re elected Prof. King for one year. All teachers janitors and officers were re elected. Schools close June 14 for summer vacation and the high school commencement is set for the same evening. A bid for Taylor avenue building improvement was approved. Shoes were stolen from F J Gevert store on Fairfield avenue after a break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Brass theft recovered in Newport junk shop
Several hundred pounds of brass believed stolen from C. Crane & Co. of Cincinnati were found yesterday in a Newport junk shop by Sergeant Walter Burnside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Crane & Co
Cincinnati
Newport
Walter Burnside
Newport Real Estate Transfer May Mevyerstoff to Meshbowsky
May Mevyerstoff transfers a lot in Ingalls Park to Marcus Meshbowsky in Newport real estate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Real Estate
May Mevyerstoff
Marcus Meshbowsky
Ingalls Park
Miss Betty O'Brien Struck by Auto in Covington
Miss Betty O'Brien of 1706 Scott street was struck at Seventeenth and Madison last night by a car owned by Ran som C. Hall and driven by Mrs. Hall. She stepped from a car, failed to notice the auto, was hurled to the sidewalk, rendered unconscious, and taken home where Dr. H F Wilson found severe bruises but no serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty O’brien
Scott Street
Seventeenth
Madison Streets
Ransom C. Hall
Seventh
Garrard Streets
Hall
City men seek authorization to pay doctors for injured firemen
Police and fire commissioners plan to pay physicians bills for eight firemen hurt in Pike street gas explosion. The group will request City Solicitor Blakely’s opinion on legal payment ability. April alarms totaled 21 with $1 651 losses. May arrests reached 146 with $245 50 fines collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Street
Dr. Schramm
Blakely
Griffith
Schuler
Four in Ludlow Saloon Arrested on Drunkenness Charges
Nita Lawrence, Helen Brooks, Howard Alen and Carl Williams of Cincinnati were arrested early yesterday in a Ludlow saloon. They appeared before Police Judge Hawkins of Taidlow on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Walter Whitson, proprietor of the saloon, was also arraigned. all were fined $1 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Lawrence
Helen Brooks
Howard Alen
Carl Williams
Ell
Cincinnati
Ludlow
Hawkins
Taidlow
Walter Whitson
Aldermen Back Antispitting Placards in City Building
A resolution endorsing the Antituberculosis Society and directing the city building custodian to post antispitting placards was adopted by the board of aldermen last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Building Inspector Reports May Permits and Constructions
Building Inspector Lubrecht reports for May a total of 32 building permits issued totaling 57,806 dollars. He notes 19 new buildings completed that month and 98 under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubrecht
Health Officer Wallingford Faces Budget and Vault Rules
Health Officer Wallingford reported seventy one deaths in the past month matching last year. No move to dismiss him was made at yesterday's meeting. The health board ordered enforcement of the law requiring filled outside vaults and interior closets connected to the sewer where a street sewer exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford
Dr. Wallingford
City Health Board
Fort Mitchell Trustees De facto Officers in Lewin Suit
Circuit Judge Tracy ruled in the Lewin versus Fort Mitchell trustees case that the trustees who failed to qualify on January first 1912 vacated office yet acted as de facto officers afterward. Their contract with the plaintiff remains valid and the matter will go to the court of appeals for final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
F. A. Lewin
Fort Mitchell
Court of Appeals
Grand Jury Named by Circuit Judge Tracy
Circuit Judge Tracy yesterday named the grand jury panel for June impaneling next Tuesday. The drawn list includes J. W. Campbell Harry Faulwetter Hiram Swegles Louis Wieghaus John Lambert M. H. Hill Henry Frielling J. H. Byrd J. N. Hemenway Adam Baer Z. T. Carlton George H. Davison L Li Applegate Phil Anthe Henry Purvis George Cole Edward Hollingsworth John Hollenkamp John T. Powers H. Grattan Whittle G. B. Murphy William James Joseph Cahill Samuel Kerl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
J. W. Campbell
Harry Faulwetter
Hiram Swegles
Louis Wieghaus
John Lambert
M. H. Hill
Henry Frielling
J. H. Byrd
J.N. Hemenway
Adam Baer
Z. T. Carlton
George H. Davison
L Li Applegate
Phil Anthe
Henry Purvis
George Cole
Edward Hollingsworth
John Hollenkamp
John T. Powers
H. Grattan Whittle
G. B. Murphy
William James
Joseph Cahill
Samuel Kerl
Court of Appeals Affirms Schneider Verdict Against Firm
The Kentucky Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed Karl Schneider’s verdict against Houston Stanwood & Gamble Co. The jury awarded Schneider $1,000 in Judge Harbeson’s division on February 13, 1911, who claimed employment as an assistant boiler maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
Karl Schneider
Houston, Stanwood & Gamble Company
Schneider
Harbeson
Court Affirms $1000 Award For Crane Injury Case
Defective hooks on a crane caused iron sheets to slip and strike a worker. The Court of Appeals sustained Schneider’s claim and awarded him $1,000 plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Court of Appeals
New Buildings Going Up In City Permits Granted
City Clerk Harry Klostermann secured a permit from Building Inspector Lu Brecht yesterday to erect a two story residence on Forty fifth street, near Decoursey avenue, costing 2800 dollars. Two permits were also granted to former Mayor John J. Craig and City Auditor Seiler for two brick dwellings on Eighteenth street costing 2500 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Klostermann
Lubrecht
Forty-fifth Street
Néthr Decoursey Avenue
John J. Craig
Seiler
Eighteenth Street
Covington Juvenile Charged With Disorderly Conduct
Edward Kelly a 16 year old Covington boy appeared before Juvenile Judge Cleary on a disorderly conduct charge. The case was adjourned and he was placed in the juvenile jail until a decision is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kelly
Covington
Cleary
Goldman Held for Murder in County Court
James Goldman, a Black man, was arraigned before County Judge Cleary on the charge of willful murder for the cutting death of Charles Taylor, also Black. With no attorney, John E. Shepard was appointed to defend. The case was set for next Tuesday and Goldman was committed to the county jail without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Goldman
Charles Taylor
Cleary
John E. Shepard
Tuesay
Goldman
Barristers Outing Scheduled in Kenton County
The Kenton County Bar association holds its annual outing and dinner this afternoon at Stevies garden near Fort Mitchell car line Judge Samuel M Wilson of Lexington Ky will be guest of honor and address the meeting A ball game between teams led by Judges Tracy and Harbeson precedes the 6 o'clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Bar Association
Stevies’ Garden
Fort Mitchell
Samuel M. Wilson
Lexington
Tracy and
Harbeson
Brotherly Clash Leads to Disorderly Conduct
Walter and Elmer Everson, brothers, fought in a Pike and Washington street dispute last night. Police Officers Davis and Regan arrested them. Walter faced disorderly conduct charges, Elmer accused of drunkenness and disorderly conduct at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Elmer Everson
Pike
Washington Streets
Davis and
Regan
Bricklayer Raymond Arrested For Disorderly Conduct
W. J. Raymond aged 56 a bricklayer was arrested yesterday by Detectives Booth and Thornton on a disorderly conduct charge. He allegedly took a six year old girl to his room in the old National Hotel on Lower Scott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Raymond
Booth
Thornton
Raymond
Old National Hotel
Scott Street
Jury rules Clay Anderson insane in lunacy case
A circuit court jury yesterday tried Clay Anderson age 43 on lunacy charges. He was adjudged to be of unsound mind and will be cared for by relatives who will be allowed $75 a year for his keep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Anderson
Election clerks urged to return ballot box keys
County Clerk Dillon requests return of keys and seals from election clerks who officiated the recent election. Keys and seals should be returned to his office promptly to ensure proper security and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Property Transfers in Ludlow Area Reported
Bishop C. P. Maes gains L. and N. R. R. right of way and Prospect lot. Frank J. Andress conveys 50 by 120 feet on Highway avenue to S. E. Lewis and wife. John R. Bullock and wife sell 29 by 10 feet at Twentieth and Oakland streets to George Steenken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop C. P. Maes
Bass
Frank J. Andress
S. E. Lewis
Highway Avenue
Ludlow
John R. Bullock
George Steenken
Twentieth
Oakland
Individuals Listed With Residences and Ages
The fragment lists names with residences and ages including John W Moore of Chicago Illinois and Mary E Hodges of Branch Lick Kentucky. Other entries include Claude Hill Vida Clevenger and Lima Ohio initials unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Mary E. Hodges
Branch Lick
Claude Hill
Vida Clevenger
O Thin
Ohio Boys Flunk West Point Entrance Exam
Washington May 31 An amazing number of applicants from Ohio failed the West Point entrance examination held April 30. Only four Ohio candidates passed the test, as announced by Ohio members of Congress. From the State at Large C E Reinhart and from districts J F Grossel H L Muma and C S Downey were the four success cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Burbata
Munsey Building
Washington
West Point Military Academy
Ohio
Congress
Pomerene
C. E. Reinhart
J. F. Grossel
H. L. Muma
C. 8S. Downey
Bank Board Nears Completion At Second National
After three weeks of work the bank committee says it will likely need more time to pick a president if reorganizing stockholders approve. Nine men named to serve on the board. three more needed. Special Examiner Goodhart must approve the selected candidate. Salvage from discarded notes may yield substantial payouts beyond initial estimates. A 1:30 committee meeting precedes a 3:00 stockholders meeting at the Second National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank
Goodhart
Striker Hurls Brick. Sign Painter Injured in Vandalism
Jesse Schab a sign painter living at 337 West McMillan street was struck on the right elbow by a brick while on a scaffold at Laurel street and Central avenue yesterday. He climbed down and stopped work. Police say the brick thrower is connected to the Sign Painters union. Schab who is not a member was warned to join the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Schab
McMillan Street
Laurel Street
Central Avenue
Schab
S.gn Painters’ Union
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B. H. Kroger
M. E. Moch
Theodore
Penny Post
Hunt
SSO
Oro
Cin
Cinnati Trust Company
Provident Bank
M. E. Moch, of Moch
Cier
Yester
Thomas IL
Torney
General Hogan
Carl M
H. J. Gordon and
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati Post
Trust Company
Cincinnati Trust Company
Hogan
George B.cox
Cincinnati Trust
Mr. Hogan
Cially
Thomas L. Pogue
the Grand Jury
Pogue
Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Prosecutor Pogue
Deasy
Nance
M. B. Mech
Theodore Fels
John A. Deasy
Carl M. Jacobs, Jr
H. L. Gordon
Thomas .J. Pogue
G Cincinnati Trust Company
Mittee
State of
General
Liqui
Dating Committtee
Weet
Mr. Deasy
Attorney General's
Jacobs, Jr
Prosecutor’s Office
Ing
Pur
Banking Department of the
State of Ohio
H. T. Hunt
Times-Star
Bank
Ing Department of the State
the Provident Trust Company
M. E
Moch
Mr. Fels
Harrison
Allien
Monument Committee
Son
E. O. Wickersham
Uncle Sam
Business Men’s Club
West Virginia
Rosenbaum
C. G. Ragan
Newport Police Court
Campbell County Courts
Memorial Services
Betty O Brien
Auto
Firm
Covington Real Estate
Buckeye State
Military Academy
Second National Committee
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