Newport Ordinance Plan Suggests Five Year Schedule Revisions
A committee including former Circuit Judge J T Hodge and Dr M J Higgins proposed changes to the street car ordinance. They urged five year schedule reviews, a reworked East End route, trolley timing not to exceed ten minutes, and half fare for all school children. Critics noted resident objections to routes. Mayor Livingston planned an executive session to act on the suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hodge
M. J. Higgins
Milton Marx
W. A. Eimer
Harry Hugel
Charles Cable
Ft. Thomas
Tenth Street
Monmouth Street
Washington Avenue
Third
Sixth Street
Linden Avenue
Ninth Street
Third Street
Livingston
Court Notes: Factory Wins Victory in Appellate Ruling
The Eighth Appellate District in Cleveland reversed a Common Pleas injunction against the Howard Ley Company plant on Lincoln avenue. The court found two railroads predated the factory and that residents Dr. Henry F. Gay and others overlooked factory-area ground conditions. Attorneys H. J. Heilker for plaintiffs and W. A. Hicks with F. E. Woods for the Ley Company represented their sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Appellate
Court District
Cleveland
Henry F. Gay
Lincoln Avenue
Howard Ley Company
Ley Company
H. J. Heilker
W. A. Hicks
F. E. Woods
Settlement of contested will in Dyett estate case
Judge Cushing’s court sustained the will of Mrs. Dyett in the 30 000 estate dispute linked to the late Sarah Dyett. Plaintiffs Anna Biedermann Clara Roll and others sought to overturn, but a compromise was reached before trial. Mrs. Dyett died July 1914, living at 5383 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Dyett
Clara Roll
David Alfred
David Roy
George P
William P. Williams
Mary Ellen
Jones
Dyett
West Sixth Street
Charles W. Baker
Herbert Jackson
Rufus B. Smith
Laws Sues Storrs-Schaefer for 11589 Cont ract Breach
Edgar A. Laws, by attorney Charles W. Baker, sues the Storrs Schaefer Company in the Superior Court for 11589.71 claiming breach of contract as designer and supervisor of clothing patterns and cutting and manufacturing for a term of three and a half years begun August 25, 1914. He alleges discharge without cause and unpaid salary through June 27, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Laws
Charles W. Baker
Storrs-Schaefer Company
Pughge
Multiple Sentences in Early 20th Century Court Terms
John Delaney received one to fifteen years in the penitentiary for attempted burglary of F L Grothe’s store on March 2. Russell Little was fined 100 dollars and suspended for carrying a revolver. Demetro Caccamo was fined 2 dollars for carrying a concealed loan it. John Maley was fined 50 dollars and jailed 30 days for theft of eleven quarts of whisky from a railroad car in Lockland. John Penn was sentenced to the penitentiary for one to three years for failure to provide for his family, eased by a future support promise and a 500 dollar bond. Judge Caldwell suspended the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delaney
F. L. Grothe
Russell Little
Demetro Caccamo
John Maley
Lockland
John Penn
Caldwell
Divorces Sought in Various Local Cases
Nellie Welch testified her railroader husband George Welch left her in December 1918 after beating her and she was granted a divorce by Judge Hoffman. Mary DeWitt said Elijah DeWitt left her in 1965 in Aurora Indiana and she was granted a divorce. Lena Paschka seeks alimony and an injunction against Herman Paschka amid prior workhouse terms. Sylvia Maxwell obtained an injunction against John Maxwell at 438 East Third Street after alleged mistreatment. Margaret Ledford seeks divorce from Robert Ledford at 918 West Eighth Street citing cruelty. Minnie Dailey and William Dalley face divorce action over nonpayment and cruelty. Judge Hoffman issued protective order against Dalley. Thomas M. Cowguill represents Dailey’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Welch
Martin Street
George Welch
Hoffman
Pear
Appel
Wilmer Street
Bernard Appel
Mary Mit DeWitt
West Ninth Street
Elijah G
Charles W. Hoffman
Paschka
Sylvia Maxwell
John Maxwell
East Third Street
Maxwell
Shattuck & Hightower
Margaret Ledford
Robert Ledford
West Eighth Street
William F. Madden
William Dalley
West Fifth Street
Minnie Dailey
Covington
Dailey
Freeman Avenue
Thomas M. Cowguill
Walter Carey Wins in Protracted Real Estate Battle
Walter J. Carey of this city prevailed after a lengthy legal struggle tied to his involvement in a real estate deal with a former associate. The decision settles the dispute and secures Carey's claim in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carey
Walter J. Carey
Humphreys trustee wins full costs in Carey litigation
John E. Humphreys before leaving for Honduras was awarded judgment for all costs in the Carey dispute. Appeals in the United States Court Circuit Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court in Washington contributed to the outcome, with Carey losing in all but the Supreme Court ruling. The suit, brought by J Reeder Donohue as Humphreys creditors’ trustee, sought to recover the value of real estate Humphreys conveyed to Carey and later transferred to the Canty sisters who were found bona fide purchasers. Costs to be paid from the bankrupt estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Humphreys
Honduras
Yesterdy
United States Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mr. Carey
Supreme Court
Washington
J. Reeder Donohue
Humphrey
Humphreys
Canty
Carey
Bankruptcy Settlements For Local Firms Reported
Western Surgical Supply Co debts totaled 16266.56 with assets 6989 and unsecured creditors paid 30 percent. Krakauer Company liabilities 8610 assets 3936 creditors paid 83 percent. Kathryn Eckel milliner owes 1120, Helen Newhouge 87, John Koverman 1181 with no assets for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Surgical Supply Company
Rhea Schamker
Anna Krakauer
Krakauer
Kathryn Eckel
Helen Newhouge
John Koverman
Railroads in memory of Hill tribute closes Burlington offices
The Cincinnati offices of the Burlington Route closed for five minutes from 2 p.m. to 2:05 p.m. in tribute to James J. Hill's memory. The brief pause reflected the railroad's respect for the notable figure in American rail history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Burlington
James J. Hill
Prominent P C and St L A R official named assistant train master
O S Schaad a special agent in local railroad circles has been appointed Assistant Train Master of the Indianapolis Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Notice was received in Cincinnati yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Schaad
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Huenefeld
The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Huenefeld, who died late Monday, will be held this afternoon at St. Pauls German Evangelical Church with Rev. P. F. Hausmann officiating. Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery. Newport Turner Gym members plan to travel to Dayton for the Highlang Park field meet next Sunday. Assistant City Solicitor Louis Reuscher has issued a summons for J Frankel, manager of a Monmouth street playhouse, to appear in Police Court this morning on anti crowding ordinance charges. Notice: City of Newport June taxes due at the Finance Commissioner office. pay now to avoid penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Huenefeld
St. Paul's
P. F. Hausmann
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport Turner Gym
Dayton
Highlang Park
Louis Reuscher
J. Frankel
Monmouth Street Playhouse
Newport Marriage Licenses List Several Couples
Names and residences of brides and grooms listed for Newport area marriages. Ages range from early twenties to forties with addresses in Warren Fairfield and Greene counties Ohio and Cincinnati. Some entries include missing locations or uncertain spellings.
Property transfers list with multiple Clifton Newport and Ft Thomas deeds
The item records transfers including Frank Ryan to H D Glascock and John F Stierer to Glascock in Clifton and Rosen, Edward Willmes and Joseph Loke parcels in Linden Avenue Newport and Fairfield Van Voast, Maria Mountain to Joseph Loke, William Bankemper to Thomas Settle, Thomas Rees intra-family transfer, and the Altamont Springs Hotel Company acquiring the Ft Thomas property for 180 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryan
H. D. Glascock
Mpuee
Maria Mountain
Joseph Loke
Fairfield
van Voast Avenues
Pioulot
L. J. Crawford
Altamont Springs Hotel Company
Altamont Hotel
Ft. Thomas
Burial for William Welch Held Saturday at St Stephen’s Cemetery
The body of William Welch former Public Works Department employee Newport who died in an auto accident in Covington will be removed from the vault and buried in the family lot at St Stephen’s Cemetery Saturday afternoon. Mrs Welch has been in the hospital since the accident delaying the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welch
Public Works Department of
Newport
Covington
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Welch
Judge Rules Against Jacobs in Bankruptcy Privileges
Judge Hollister sided with creditors challenging the bankruptcy privileges for Michael Jacobs and Caril Jacobs of the local dry goods and nations firm. The ruling notes failure to apply for discharge within the twelve month limit, missing it by ten days, and nullifies the adjudication. George E. Kirkwood Jr was appointed trustee for the James W. Shotwell bankrupt estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Michael Jacobs
Caril Jacobs
George E. Kirkwood, Jr
James W. Shotwell
Grand prize awarded to Queen & Crescent Route at 1916 expo
The Third National Exposition of Safety and Sanitation held in New York City from March 22 to 27, 1916 under the American Museum of Safety awarded the grand prize to the Queen & Crescent Route for its exhibition of safety appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
American Museum of Safety
Queen & Crescent
Powell Heads to New York for $3 Million Car Equipment Contract
Vice President T. C. Powell of the Queen and Crescent Route traveled to New York yesterday to arrange a contract for $3,000,000 in new equipment. The order allocates $1,800,000 to the Cincinnati Southern Railway and $1,200,000 to the Alabama Great Southern Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Powell
Queen & Crescent
New York
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Lawn Fete and Fair at Fourth Street School
The Mothers' Club of the Fourth Street public school hosts a lawn fete and fair on Saturday afternoon on the school grounds. Mrs. C. D. McCrea serves as chair of the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Fourth Street Public School
C. D. McCrea
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
Lists multiple cases in Common Pleas with foreclosures of tax liens including Charles C. Cooper as treasurer and John V. Campbell attorney, plus civil suits for damages, receivership, and several divorces. Superior Court case Edgar A. Laws versus the Storrs Schaefer Company seeks $11,589.78 for breach of contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles C. Cooper
Samuel A. Getty
John V. Campbell
Same
Elizabeth E. Beck
Harry W. Robson
Otto J. Renner
Margaret Ledford
Robert Ledford
William F. Madden
Superior Court
Edgar A. Laws
Storrs- Schaefer Company
Charles W. Baker
Rail executive Ralph Peters to visit Cincinnati
Ralph Peters once Superintendent at Cincinnati for the Pennsylvania Railroad and now president of the Long Island Railroad and chairman of the Railway Mail Pay Committee is expected in Cincinnati today on a personal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Peters
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island Railroad
Railway Mail Pay Committee
Harris and Hogan Move Up in Rail Positions
Walter S. Harris of Washington transferred to assume duties as general foreman of the B. and O 8S. W. A. R. in this city. Hugh P. Hogan promoted from night foreman to assistant general foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Harris
Washington
Hugh P. Hogan
Couple Obtains License In Newport Marriage Action
Clarence P. Blaney age 19 of Wetzell avenue Madisonville and Miss Helen Kane daughter of Inspector Michael Kane of Evanston avenue Madisonville went to Newport Kentucky yesterday at noon and procured a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence P. Blaney
Wetzell Avenue
Madisonville
Cincinnati Water Works Department
Helen Kane
Michael Kane
Evanston Avenue
Newport
Women Teachers Club Meeting at Carnegie Library
The Women Teachers Club plans a meeting tomorrow evening at 8 at the Carnegie Library auditorium. Miss Grace Mader Mack will entertain members and friends with a musicale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Teachers’ Club
Carnegie Library
Grace Mader Mack
Government plans open 160000 acres near Spokane to homeseekers
General Agent W H Connor of the Union Pacific System reports government plans to open 160000 acres in Washington near Spokane to homeseekers. The notice prompts many inquiries by phone wired and written, showing The Commercial Tribune is widely read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
W. H. Connor
Union Pacific System
Washington
Spokane
Wife Seeks Divorce From Clothing Cutter Husband
Mildred Stevenson files for divorce from William G. Stevenson alleging cruelty. Married Covington March 30, 1915. Judge Wolff orders restraining disposal of property. Stevenson, a clothing cutter, lives on East Third Street. Attorneys Barbour and Bassmann filed the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stevenson
William G. Stevenson
Covington
Wolff
Stevenson
East Third Street
Barbour & Bassmann
Union Pacific picks E. E. Calvin for president
High authority reports that E. E. Calvin, vice president of the Oregon Short Line Railroad, has been chosen by the majority of Union Pacific directors to become president. He will succeed A. L. Mohler on July 1 and will wield full presidential authority, not just a vice presidential role as once speculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uip
Cincinnati
E. E. Calvin
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Calvin
A. L. Mohler
Hotel properties sold in Campbell County
One of the region’s largest real estate deals closed as Colonel L J Crawford and wife sold the Altamont and Shelly Arms Hotels in Ft Thomas to the Mont Alto Mont Hotel Springs Company for 180000. The deed records show buildings and land on the hill overlooking the Ohio River. The buyer group includes Cincinnatians led by Colonel C B Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
L.J. Crawford
Altamont
Shelly Arms
Ft. Thomas
Altamont Hotel Springs Company
Chris Milius
Ohio River
C. B. Wing
National Training School to receive three juvenile prisoners
Robert Ford United States Marshal for the Covington Ky District arrived today with three juvenile prisoners to be placed in the National Training School for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Robert Ford
United States
Covington (Ky
National Training School For
Seaboard Air Line Renames Positions and Appoints Hammer
The Assistant Industrial Agents are renamed Assistant Development Agents. B. L. Hammer is appointed General Development Agent, signaling a shift in leadership roles within Seaboard Air Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line
B. L. Hammer
Ball Named Foreign Freight Agent for Pennsylvania Railroad
Freight Traffic Manager George D. Ogden announced Ball will succeed the late Warner R. Howell as Foreign Freight Agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Ball will have offices in the Commercial Trust Building in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Ogden
Alfred J. Ball
Warner R. Howell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Commercial Trust Building
Philadelphia
Goodwin to Stay Chief Clerk Under New Chicago Supervisor
Charles S. Goodwin will continue as Chief Clerk to General Superintendent Frank M. Smith in Chicago, succeeding A. S. Ingalls who was promoted to assistant to General Manager D. C. Moon at New York Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Goodwin
A.S. Ingalls
New York Central
Frank M. Smith
Chicago
Smith
Mr. Ingalls
D. C. Moon
Help for Blind Soldiers Dimes Collected Locally
Alfred M. Cohen collected fifty-dime bank bags in town to aid blinded soldiers in Europe. Funds gathered here will go to New York and then overseas for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Cohen
Europe
New York
Road Company Fined After Guilty Verdict
The jury in Kentucky charged the Old State Road Company with failing to keep its roadway fit for travel and found the company guilty. A fine of 80 dollars plus costs was assessed. Commonwealth Attorney Lawrence Dis kin stated the aim is to pressure road firms to repair and maintain decent conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Old State Road Company
Commonwealth
Lawrence Diskin
Post Offices Robbed in Ohio and Kentucky
Robberies struck two rural post offices yesterday morning. The East Liberty Ohio facility and the Nelson Kentucky branch safes were blown open, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Nelson
Flower Decorations Reach Elm Street
G. Henshaw & Co has placed flower receptacles on their building as window box décor for business houses arrives on Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
G. Henshaw & Co
Italian Picnic at Edenton by La Falce Causes Local Festivities
La Falce an Italian newspaper hosts a June 4 picnic in Edenton Ohio featuring a babies beauty contest a marathon a sack race and a prize dance. Banquet at 1 p.m. by 8S Scotti with Patullo's Band. special car departs L. M. L. Station Madisonville at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Falce
Edenton
Scotti
Patullo
Madisonville
Cincinnati Post Office May receipts show strong gains
The Cincinnati Post Office reported May receipts totaling 256 355 67 dollars, up 22 266 from the same month last year, signaling continued business boom for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Post Office
Charles Smith Stricken At Bank In Newport
Charles Smith undertaker and former Newport Board of Education president collapsed from heart trouble yesterday afternoon at the German National Bank at Fourth and York in Newport. Dr C E Wamsley attended and had him removed to his Ft Thomas home. Last night the physician said his condition was slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German National Bank
Fourth and
York Streets
Charles 4. Smith
Newport Board of Education
C. E. Wamsley
Ft. Thomas
Woman Robbed on Fifteenth Street Bridge by Highwayman
Miss Ida Keyes of Covington was held up late at night on the Fifteenth Street Bridge while walking home from Chester Park. A highwayman snatched her purse containing $8 and forced her to surrender a diamond ring and a cameo pin. She fled to her home as police were alerted by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Pavener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Keyes
Woodburn Avenue
Covington
Fifteenth Street
Keyes
Chester Park
Elizabeth Pavener
Detective Wentzel Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapons
William H Wentzel a private detective from Cincinnati was arrested in a West Covington saloon last night on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He reportedly had a revolver and a sword cane with an eighteen inch blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wentzel
West Seventh Street
Cincinnati
West Covington
Wentzel
TWO MEN CLAIM WIFE IN BIGAMY CHARGE
Rose Ella Ford is held on bigamy charges after a dispute on Fifth street. Robert Taggart and George Battle both claim to be her husbands, producing marriage certificates and seeking police aid at the First District station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ella Ford
West Court Street
Fifth Street
Robert Taggart
Vinestreet
George Battle
Taggatt
Battle
First District
McNeal
Taggart
Rosella Jackson
Chamber hears call for uniform Philippines cable rates
Communication from Congressman Alfred G. Allen to the Chamber of Commerce reported yesterday states that the board resolutions urging Congress to secure uniform cable rates to the Philippines have been referred to a proper committee. The chamber requests immediate and careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred G. Allen
Ohio
Congress
Philippines
United States
Covington Officials Appoint Captains and Lodge Meetings
New captains will join Co. 2 and Co. 1 at Latonia as Covington prepares for a Fire Department reshuffle. Covington Lodge Ben Hur plans a called meeting with Attorney Oscar Roetken to discuss Supreme Council business in Crawfordsville Ind. Flag Day observances are set by Covington Elks. Memorial Committee organizes a patriotic program. Elsie Offutt, 21, of Newport, was struck by a delivery motorcycle at Fifth and Scott streets. she was taken to Booth Memorial Hospital and not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gahan
Latonia
Covington Lodge
Ben’ Hur
Oscar Roetken
Supreme Council
Crawfordsville
Ind
Covington Lodge of Elks
Census Mortality Roll Names and Residences Listed
A list of individuals with ages and residences appears, showing Arleigh Brown Springfield Ohio 3 Clara McCoy Springfield Ohio 34 Albert Shampel Perrysville Ohio 23 Hazel Long Cambridge Ohio 21 Ralph J. Douglas Cincinnati Ohio 31 Elsie Marlow Stewart Covington Kentucky 29 Delbert Dillman Baton Rouge Louisiana 22 Ty Somers Baconsfield 21 Carl Boullife Covington Kentucky Anna Haake Covington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleigh Brown
Springfield
Clara
McCoy Jis
Eciee
Albert. Shampel
Ersville, O
Hazel
Cambridge
Cincinnati
Elsie Marlow Stewart
Covington
Delbert Dillman
Baton
Tva
Bacon
Carl Boullife
Covington, Ky
Anna Haake
Covington Hears West Covington Annexation Petition
Covington city commissioners granted a petition by 140 West Covington residents to place annexation to Covington on the November ballot. If approved by West Covington voters and the law’s one quarter threshold is met, Covington would consider annexation and may build a firehouse in the area. West Covington’s bonded indebtedness is 34500, with 3600 due this year, and a tax valuation of 528600 for about 2000 residents. The Safety Department currently has one town marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
West Covington
B. T. Wisenall
Wisenall
Life sentences affirmed in railroad detective murder case
Kentucky Court of Appeals upholds Kenton Circuits ruling in Commonwealth v Prather and Donehy. Leonard Prather and Richard Donehy were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Elmer C. Matthews, a Cincinnati Southern Railroad detective, on August 19, 1915, two miles west of Ludlow. Matthews was killed on a freight train after being ordered off. his wife Bessie Matthews later shot herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kenton
Commonwealth
Leonard Prather
Richard Donehy
Elmer C. Matthews
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Ludlow
Matthews
Bessie Matthews
Hinton
Child narrowly escapes injury after street collision
Eight year old Virginia Spiller was hit by a car at Fourth and Scott streets on yesterday morning. The vehicle passed over her but did not crush her. The owner carried the girl into a barber shop and summoned Dr. Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Spiller
Fourth
Scott Streets
Charles
Kenton Court Hears Multiple Civil Actions
The Hanlon Distilling Co sues George Rolson for 135.26 in Bromley Ky. E. J. Hanlon attorney. F R Perry sues South Covington & Cincinnati Street Ry for 35000 over injuries from a January 1914 car jerk at Second and Vine Cincinnati. Marie Turner seeks injunction against Union Light Power over 30 cent gas charge. Sparks from an engine allegedly caused T J Crowe’s house fire. case dismissed as settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon Distilling Company
George Rolson
Bromley
E. J. Hanlon
F. R. Perry
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Harbeson
Second and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Marie Turner
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Racy
S. L. Blakely
Tracy
T. J. Crowe, Erlanger
T. P. Railway Company
Covington and Newport To Take Over Bridge Ownership
Covington Commissioners order transfer of Covington and Newport Bridge over the Licking River to city ownership. Direct control shifts to the two cities by Friday with deeds recorded. A second resolution appoints the mayor to attend the bridge company meeting and vote the city stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Covington and Newport
Licking River
Covington and
Newport
Fred Schmitz
George Frecking
Allie Seiler
The
Bridge Company
Will probated for widow Effie Wheeler executor
The will of Judge W. H. Wheeler was probated in Kenton County Court. The estate goes to widow Effie G. Wheeler who is named executor. the will dated September 14, 1915 was witnessed by W R Leonard Aubrey Adkins and Judge R H Gray. Guardian for James Marksbury appointed by Judge Read. Fire at Mary Wellbrook home 106 West Twenty seventh street caused by defective flue with loss 15. Assignment of Captains examined by Civil Service Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wheeler
Keton County Court
Effie G. Wheeler
W. R. Leonard
Aubrey Adkins
R. H. Gray
Francis I. Hanlon
James Marksbury
Read
Kenton County Court
Mary Wellbrook
West Twenty-seventh Street
Civil Service Commissioners
Child bruised after incident in Covington
The child sustained minor injuries including bruises on her arms and head. She was taken to the home of her parents at Front and Garrard Streets in Covington for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns
Front and
Garrard Streets
Covington
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United
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Second and
Plum Streets
Baltimore & Ohio Yards
Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Office
Wywaww
Factory
United States Courts
Hill
Schaad
George H. Newstedt
Newport Notes
Commissioner of Finance
Chas. D. McCrea
Charles Rinaine
Warren Co
Alma Bilman
Arley Agley
Fairfield Co
May Quaglen
Carl Baum
Miamisburg
Ida Karpur
John Oliver
S. Greene (Co
Clara Hilton Greene Co
Kelly Darbo
Ardella Sandhaus
Newport -Newport
Newport Real Estate
Jacobs Bankruptcy
Women Teachers’ Meeting
U. P
Altamount
Shelly
Crawford
FOR
Hammer
Road Company
Picnic
Charles Smith
Dow Drug Stores
Gilmore Drug Co
West Cov
Ington
Chester
Kenton Circuit Court
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Odeon
H. E. Cunningham
Lebanon University
Henry T. Smith
Weber
Henry A. Smith
Chevalier Oscar Spirescu
Keith
Voovil
Calliopes and Chicatet
Broadway
Selamu
Aleikum
Shriners
ORIEN
TAL
Aft
Smittie
Motion Picture Houses
Alhambra
Charlie Chaplin
Police
East Sixth Street
E. L. Liger
Metro
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Daniel Frohman
Peggy Hylan
Bray
Thomas H. Ince
H. B. Warner
2 Woman
Keystone Studios
Gallagher
Marguerite Snow and
WM. Nigh
Paramount Pictograph
Wm. Fox
Dorothy Bernard and
Stuart Holmes
Anna Nilsson
Tom Moore
Who's Guilty
Wiedemann Ball Park
Livingston Cigar Store
Sells Flo
Jess Willard
Frank Gotch
Buffalo
Bill
Wild West
Norwood Smith Road
Elm
Bunnell’s Drug Store
Emery Auditorium
Wurlitzer
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