Comrade Wins Strand Purse at Churchill Downs in Muddy Run
Comrade a three year old son of Upset-Ten Pin owned by Mrs J H Byrd Lexington Kentucky, ridden by Bill Crump, captured the Strand Purse worth 1500. Parco finished second with Mally Jane third as track conditions turned muddy. Attendance remained steady despite weather while Crump and Connelly dominated the day with several victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Ten Pin
J. H. Byrd
Lexington
Churchill Downs
Bill Crump
Parco
Arthur B. Hancock
J. C. Milam
Mally Jane
Star
Little Visitor
Frank RicMahon
Kentucky Cardinal
John William N
Malvina B
Mary O
Crump
Comrade
John M. Goode
Downs
William H. Shelley
Miss Lee
Danny Connelly
Nicholson
William T. Connelly
Miss Fire
Frank Chiavetta
Italy
B. c
Tenpin
J. M. Goode
Wits
S. F
St.Odds
W. Crump
Patcosello
D. Connelly
A. B. Hancock
W. Garner
J. W. Corrigan
W. Lauscher
J. L. Knight
F. McMahon
L. Canfield M. Lowenstein
San Utar
Selections By Trackman Churchill Downs
First race Dry Moon Retort Dark Angel. Second race Ancient Lore Keith Echo Light. Third race Swordsman Fore bearance Coppershine. Fourth race Tchadflyer Nine Dollars Quicken. Fifth race Cotlogomor Creek Indian Percentage. Sixth race Efeldee Hilary Fusileer. Seventh race Eric Guest of Honor Scimitar Best Chance Cotlogomor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Light
Sea Lion
Louis Rubenstein
Furion
Echo Ligt
King Star
Merrick
Aneerees
Winchester
Phil Foto
Colin Connelly
Bobbie Shea
Ferguson
Weeces
Ogomer
Peter
Fusileer
Judge Gage
King Gorin II
Dry Moon
Retort
Dark Angel
Keith
Echo Light
Swordsman
Coppershine
Tchadflyer
Quicken
Cotlogomor
Efeldee
Hilary
Eric
Scimitar
First Race entries and Best Chance Pocket Mouse
A list of seven races with the horse names and runners: First Race Harry B Holly Boy Shasta Rock. Second Race Clover Club Outing Shasta Love. Third Race Pocket Mouse Sarko Starless. Fourth Race Clique Patuxant Lucent. Fifth Race Reputation Murzini Marzetta. Sixth Race Alice McLuke Dorothy E Ford Brent. Seventh Race Tea's Ready Powder Capt. Fox. Best Chance Pocket Mouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B
Holly Boy
Shasta Rock
Clover Club
Outing
Shasta Love
Pocket Mouse
Sarko
Starless
Clique
Patuxant
Lucent
Reputation
Murzini
Marzetta
Alice McLuke
Dorothy E
Ford Brent
Tea’s
Powder
Capt. Fox
Horse Racing Card Highlights and Entries
The card lists seven races with notable entrants. First Race features Miss Rose dale, Big Sweep, Flattery. Second Race presents Ball Gee, Pee Wee, Hats Up. Third Race includes Isostasy, Birdwood, Polita. Fourth Race shows Nor'easter, Prince of Wales, Girl Scout. Fifth Race lists J. Fred A., Fannie May, Cudgeller. Sixth Race pairs Hopeless, Chink, Dimple Dunkie. Seventh Race features Lady Braxted, Red Pennant, Six Sixty. Best Chance ISO a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rosedale
Flattery
Ball Gee
Pee Wee
Hats Up
Isostasy
Birdwood
Polita
N Nor’easter
Prince of Wales
Girl Scout
J. Fred A
Fannie May
Cudgeller
Hopeless
Dimple
Lady Braxted
Red Pennant
ISO
Red Grange
Finland
George Groom
Epee Amer
LO Dreana Lee Erene
Saramon
Capt. Conan
Paula Shay
Aesees
Brumfield
Stoneage
Statler
Ae Braxted
Grass Tree
First Race-Strong Policy Gladys Clark Aloha
Sixth Race-The Code Baby Gar Brown Stout Best Chance Princess Tina. The text lists race entries with horse names and connections, noting Princess Tina as best chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Clark
Aloha
Erne N
Barley Corn
Lorenzo
Seanyard
Fine Manners
McAuliffe
Cherry Pie
Pompey
Sepoy
Princess Tina
Complication
Circe
Baby Gar
Brown Stout
Thoroughbred Race Card Summary Cedar Crest to Dubric
The list presents seven races with horse names Cedar Crest Rex Fair Bikos First. Support Partake Merida Second. Real Artist Rural Gossip Complaisance Third. Evermore Mr Gai ety Nealon Kay Fourth. Patricia J Rolls Royce Worthmore Fifth. cCoon Can Rock Shell Star Mirth Sixth. Gayly Papoose Dubric Seventh. Best Chance Evermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Crest
Rex Fair
Bikos
Support
Partake
Merida
Real Artist
Complaisance
Evermore
Mr. Gaiety
Nealon Kay
Patricia J
Rolls Royce
Worthmore
cCoon Can
Rock Shell
Star Mirth
Gayly
Papoose
Dubric
Aurora Results First Race at 6 Furlongs Claiming Meet
Multiple races at Aurora with purses of 1000 dollars for three-year-olds and up. Winners include Am I Early defeating Lady Lure and Marvel Dolores in race one, with times around 1 1/16 and 1:40 for various heats. Scratches and late entries listed. weather cloudy, track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Lady Lure
Bollero
Marvel Dolores
B’den
Flora le Breton
Molly Bawn
Cuban
Flag
Mose Shapoff
Lan Mar
Carrie ‘Belle
Josie Hartman
Parchesi
Sporting Life
Overlord
Zoya
Cora
Winkie Stuart
Traight
Little Guinea
Jenner
the Abbot
Root
Stamper
Miss Lizzie
Lady Eleanor
New Beauty
Bathilde Seth
Adele W
Cora Russell
Mar Conners
John D
Sir Lawful
Hidden Jewel
Best Friend
Clem Theisen
Sunny Girl
Bog’awski
High Joy
Pendergrass
Myrtle Belle
Raw—Just
Beau
Sweet Saver
Lieutenant Seth
Climax
Polycarp
Ascot
Boomerang
Seth
Pancrel
Sister Sue
Maimonides
Jim Bethel
Hawkeye
Bosh
Trotsek
Ren
Jodick
Burbeth
Senor
Wortmen
Daddy Wolf
Sligo Branch
Who Knows
C. T. Worthington
Tea Tray
Jee Bunch
Eminent
Rib Grass
Tim Oon
Prince Ti Tu
Bowden
B’lero
Glib
Adventuress
Power
Foolscap
Mabel Seth
Lucky So Let Live
Dr. A. Lowenthal
el Astro
Kumonia
Outlawed
Nacomee
Molinero
Statler
Taylor
Kathe
Wae Ran
Norseman
Wong Bok
Ne- Mee
Crivatte
The
Wire
Delphi
Churchill Downs
Louisville
F . Letellier
C. G
Omond
Miss Malvenia
F. P. Letellier
Ts. A
D. Connelly
Letellier
S. Stretton
F. P. Wilson
Valley Light
A. Johnson
L H Sewell
W. Lauscher
W. Perkins
Lady Harriet
S. Steele
Glad Rags
Crump K. S. Cleveland
Bob Johnston
W. Garner
Wi Cotta
Ccsseve
P. Stanton
Cirvenna
Maguire
W. H. Whitehouse
L’essense
Wilhoit
R. Nicholas
Joe Edwards
Canfield Eeeeteeraeee Dortch Bros
Mutuel Field
Nichelson
Dingo
Alley Light
Three Sixty
Pro Consul
Jolly Boy
Unreasonable
West Hill
Sea Lion
Despard
Horses Race Outputs at Louisville Second Race
In the Louisville meet the second race for two-year-old maidens at 5 furlongs produced W E Caskey Jrs b g by Lucky Hour Grace Cole as winner with a $900 purse share. Ginestra and Kitty Vansen followed, mutuels paid, and drivers including D Connelly and W Lauscher delivered energetic rides amid scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Caskey, Jr
Lucky Hour
Grace Cole
St.Odds
Weil
D. Con’Hy
Ginestra
S. Stretton
H. H. Stone
Kitty Vansen
W. Lauscher
J. T. Weaver
D. Smith
George McCrann
L. Canfield
C. McAtee
Joseph Sabbath
W. Crump
William T
Kitty Yansen
Silent Jack
George McCrain
Cyrenian
Mollie Dear
Ancient Lore
Saucy Sue
Assessor Charlie
Elizabeth
Princely
Kenton Farm Stable
Blk. G
Damrosch
Brynwood
W. F. Overton
Musician
Kenton Farm
L. B. Draun
Pretty Run
H. Bensinger
Ser Sra
J.T. Weaver
Lady Herbert
P. Hebert
W. Garner
M. Goldblatt
L. T. Keating
Accumulator
Pretty Ron
Sincerely
Jane C
Olivia
Silver Hills
H Pe. Simpson
B. F
Bunting
Patsy Lee
H. D. Simpson
Wisners F
Miss Lee
D. Connelly
D. Simps
Miss Fire
F. Chiavetta
Bloomfield Sta
Aleader
J. Smith Eeveses
H Manheimer
L. S. Thompson
Wild Rose Farm
Gloria Aspin
Belmont Race Notes Parkview Stable Victorious in Sixth
Parkview Stable mare Parkview Stable’s mare won the sixth race for three year olds and up, from Peggy Bledsoe and Black Grackle on soft going. Raving Lady and Why Worry faded. Why Worry bled mouth on the first turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkview Stable
Negofol
Rosalle
W. Covington
Sola Mia
T. Maguire
Parkview
Peggy Bledsoe
W. Garner
M. Reiser
Ceauschet
L. H. Sewell
Raving Lady
C. Eagan
J. J. Troxler
Stretton
D. McDade
Worr
L. Canfield
Foxcatcher Farm
Covington School to Cost 100000 for New St. Joseph Building
The St. Joseph School building project on Scott Boulevard and Bush Street in Covington will cost 100000 and start next month. Architects will place bids and a contract will be awarded June 20. The two-story brick structure with stone and terra cotta trim will extend from Scott to Greenup Street. two Scott Boulevard houses were purchased earlier and razing began yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s School
Scott Boulevard
Bush Street
Greenup’ Street
Ulie J. Howard Elected President of Kenton County Home Society
Ulie J. Howard Commonwealth Attorney was elected President of the Kenton County Protestant Children's Home Society at the annual Executive Board meeting. He succeeds Congressman Orie S. Ware who had led since 1911 and declined another term. Other officers elected include Frank Van Winkle as Vice President C W Simrall as Treasurer and John L Rees as Secretary. Congressmen Ware and Arthur B. Rouse were elected to the Executive Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulie J. Howard
Kenton County
Protestants Children's Home Society
Orie S. Ware
Frank van Winkle
C. W. Simrall
John L. Rees
Ware
Arthur B. Rouse
D Annunzio Sets World Speed Record For Motor Boat
Gabriele d Annunzio in Gardone Italy claims a world speed record for motor boats at 127 kilometers per hour 78.91 miles per hour. He used a specially designed boat equipped with a double Isotta motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardone
Italy
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Kenton Circuit Court Civil Docket Filed for Divorce and Damages
The Kenton Circuit Court docket shows Marie Taliaferro seeks a divorce from John Taliaferro and restoration of her prior name Marie Morgan. William George Hamilton sues the Cincinnati Newport and Covington Street Railway Company for 12000 damages after floor trap doors and an electric shock injured him on the Ft Mitchell car. Stanley Chrisman sues to recover 1184 from E R Rivard and Ray Rogers over a real estate sale bond payment. J E and Mary Price sue Philip and Arvena Kraus for 2500 over a broken entry and damaged furniture after purchasing a house on Course Pike. George Maher sues W H Gilbert for 280 on a brokered sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Marie Taliaferro
John Taliaferro
Marie Morgan
William George Hamilton
Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Street Railway Company
Ft. Mitchell
Stanley Chrisman
E. R. Rivard
Ray Rogers
J. E
Mary Price
Philip
Arvena Kraus
Rosina Avenue
Pike
George Maher
W. H. Gilbert
Oak Street
Ludlow
Gilbert
Court stresses jury rights in Kenton grand panel
Judge Applegate impanels the June grand jury and emphasizes its power to investigate law violations and summon officials. The court underlines that even minor offenses deserve cognizance and that only pari mutuel gambling is lawful. Foreman L. H. Adams leads a 15-member Covington area panel with members from Covington Ludlow and Ft Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applegate
Kenton
L. H. Adams
Tracey Avenue
Latonia
Leslie Farmer
West Eighteenth Street
L. Clinkenbeard
Monroe Street
Harvey Hamilton
West Third Street
Theo Olbert
Byrd Street
M. E. Nolan
Scott Street
Harry Price
Decoursey Avenue
John W. Dress
Holman Street
C. P. Stivers
Huntington Avenue
Covington
Herman von Lehman
Convention of Nurses' Association Opens Today
Members of the Kentucky State Association of Registered Nurses start their twenty first annual convention at the Masonic Temple on Fourth and Scott streets. Sessions run mornings and afternoons through Friday with welcome addresses reports and registration. A reception is planned tonight at 8 oclock at the Nurses Home in Dayton. Speakers include Mayor O Donovan Rev William Leese Dr B K Menefee and several doctors and nurses listed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky State Association of Registered Nurses
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Nurses’ Home
Dayton
O’donovan
William Leese
B. K. Menefee
Jane A. Hambleton
Katherine, Faville
J. D. Northcourt
Helen Schlosser
Edward Wendt
J. N. Ervin
Margaret East
Anna Finney
Mary Clark
Ruth Bridge
A. G. Mitchell
G. I. Breiel
C. L. Bonifield
May Build Viaduct to Eliminate Crossing
A civic committee met with L and N Railway officials to discuss replacing the Nineteenth street grade crossing in Covington with a viaduct. Elmer Zarbell said the project is an engineering possibility and would be reviewed by company officials for early consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed E. Walker
John Klette
W. H. Hoppenjans
S. M. Billiter
Carl Wachs
Industrial Club
Elmer Zarbell
Louisville
L. & N. Railroad
Earl R. Ross
Nineteenth Street
Covington
Zarbell
Covington Court Clerk Appointed Special Commissioner
Federal Judge Cochran appointed John W. Menzies United States District Court Clerk Covington as special commissioner to run Boone County Telephone Company and Consolidated Telephone Company. He will hear testimony in the Hempfling case against Brown Betcher Gale and multiple telephone firms. An office will be set up at Florence and attorneys will have access to the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Maysville
John W. Menzies
United States District Court
Covington
Boone County Telephone Company
Consolidated Telephone Company
Boone County
Menzies
C. O. Hempfling
Oliver Brown
F. C. Betcher
E. T. Gale
Cincinnati
Funeral Services for Wilbert C. Mills in Staffordsburg
Funeral services for 53 year old Wilbert C. Mills former schoolteacher who died Sunday at his Staffordsburg home of acute indigestion will be held at 2 pm at the Methodist Episcopal Church Staffordsburg Burial will be in Independence Cemetery Independence Ky He leaves his widow Sophronia and two sons Jennings and Batson Mills He was a solicitor for a Covington commercial college during the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert C. Mills
Staffordsburg
Kenton County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Independence Cemetery
Independence
Sophronia Mills
Jennings and
Batson Mills
Covington
Obituary for George Koch of 415 Greenup Street
Services for George Koch will be held tomorrow at 9 AM at St. Mary's Cathedral. Burial follows in St. Mary's Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Ella, two sons William and Currie, a son Erlanger, two brothers and four sisters, all of 415 Greenup Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koch
Greenup Street
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ella Koch
William Koch
Erlanger
Currie Koch
Local Marriage Notices From Akron and Cincinnati Areas
A series of civil union notices lists Stanley Witz of Akron to Evelyn Mckhrey, Thomas Pfy muasser of Covington to Mollie P Punton, George W. Thomas of Cincinnati to Minnie Waddell, Arlie Bixler of Celina to Mary Wilson, C M Bebout of Newark to Stella Chrisman, and Louis Dawson of Newark to Dorothy Little. The records show ages ranging from 21 to 58 and occur across Ohio and Kentucky towns including Akron Covington Cincinnati Bryan Athens Newark and Celina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Witz
Akron
Evelyn Mckhrey
Thomas Pfy ¥Muasser
Covington
Mollie P. Punton
Dayton
George W. Thomas
Cincinnati
Minnie Waddell
Arlie Bixler
Celina
Mary Wilson
Bryan
O. C
Covington Rotary learns about meat from dealer Koenig
Albert Koenig Covington meat dealer described national slaughter figures totaling 68 million cattle 38 million sheep and 55 million hogs to Rotary Club members. Rabid burglary and theft reports followed with several arrests and court actions including a Ravenna merchant filing for bankruptcy and a father son arrestee in Cold Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cold Spring
Campbell County
Roetken
Belva Wipfel
Chestnut Street
Newport
H. Evens
Russell Street
Stella Rutledge
Huntington Avenue
H. C. Runyan
John Parker
Main Street
Y M C A Schools Hold Graduation Exercises for B C S Degrees
Cincinnati Y M C A Schools held graduation at Memorial Hall led by John D. Sage. Ten graduates received Bachelor of Commercial Science degrees, with Rev. Jesse Herrmann giving the commencement address. Several students earned certificates in specialized courses across accounting, auditing, public speaking, salesmanship, and traffic management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Commerce
Cincinnati
Memorial Hall
John D. Sage
Y. M. C. A. Schools’ Board of Governors
Anthony Caldwell
Charles Vance Davis
Hallie M. Hempfling
Joseph L. Ladley
Robert William Marcus
George F. Moore
Edwin E. Ruddick
John E. Shriver
Howard R. Silb
Marie Condon
Howard Ader
Stanton Brock
Roy H. Groppenbecker
Roland Korfhagen
Robert Owen
Hubert E.samuelson
Thelma A. Zehler
Harry E. Newlin
William Bowles
Clarence Buening
Harold Compton
Rose Egherman
Edith Evans
John Farwick
Harry Fehr
Marie Franz
Mildred Goetz
Jeanne Krusling
R. C. McNay
William Meyer
Marie Olthaus
Alline Sauer
William Sauer
W. Spinks
Margaret Walker
Hilda Weisman
H. D. Block
Doris Clark
H. D. Mallin
Fred L. Papner
John L. Rouse
R. R
Women Invite Change Marking Y M C A Annual meeting
D B Meacham presided at the Cincinnati Y M C A annual meeting where women attended for the first time. Judson J McKim outlined the year’s activities praising volunteers and secretaries for expanding industrial instruction and aiding motherless and fatherless children. A E Anderson served as toastmaster and announced a regional Y M C A gathering next Thursday to plan the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
D. B. Meacham
Judson J. McKim
Y.M.C.A
Cincinnati Y.M.C.A
Meacham
A. E. Anderson
Northerners collapse spurs push to protect foreign interests
London reports confirm Western powers plan to deploy 16,000 expeditionary troops to Peking and Tientsin as Marshal Chang Tso Lin retreats. The move signals possible surrender of Henan south of the Yellow River Anhwei and Lunghai Railway to the Southerners. British warnings urge safety for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peking
Tientsin
Chang Tso-Lin
Henan Province
Yellow River
Anhwei
Lunghai Railway
Girl Hurt As Fire Escape Falls On Pendleton Dandridge
Cecilia Wuest eleven-year-old daughter of Arthur Wuest of 559 Dandridge Street sustained a skull fracture when a fire escape on a factory building at Pendleton Street and Dandridge Street collapsed on her. She was playing with other children on the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Wuest
Arthur Wuest
Dandridge Street
Pendleton Street
Newport County Lake Fish Kill Prompt Poison Probe
Authorities investigate the death of thousands of fish in a Campbell County Infirmary lake near Newport. Superintendant William Kersack suspects poisoning while water samples are analyzed by Louis G. Robinson. The lake waters livestock water, and over 3,000 fish from state hatcheries recently arrived at Frankfort. Silbersack recalls men arriving to fish, denied access, and making threatening remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Infirmary
William Kersack
Louis G. Robinson
Newport City
Sibersack
Frankfort
Silbersack
Grand Jury Drawn in Campbell Circuit Court
Judge Caldwell selects 24 residents for grand jury service in Campbell Circuit Court. The panel includes Edmund Burke H W Hirshman Fred Pearman Ernest Kettenacker Dora Schultz Thomas H D Frisch Charles Elben Andrew Boyd Mrs Ben Federle Max Schloss Herman Lorenz Robert Anderson Gus Brandt R A Cunningham Mary Leither William H O Connor W S Allen F A Richard Charles G Marz Sr Ollie M Floyd. The jury will be empaneled on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Campbell Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Edmund Burke
East_Tenth street
H. W. Hirshman
Chalfonte Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Fred Pearman, Sr
Liberty Street
Ernest Kettenacker
Eden Avenue
Bellevue
Dora Schultz
Dumphries Avenue
Et Thomas
H. D. Frisch
Ridgeway Avenue
Charles Elben
Taylor Avene
Andrew Boyd
Central Avenue
Ben Federle
Burnett Ridge Avenue
Max Schloss
Terrace Avenue
Dayton
Herman Lorenz
Division Street
Robert Anderson
Lafayette Avenue
Gus Brandt
Hilanda Avenue
R. A. Cunningham
Fairfield Avenue
Mary Leither
Centre Street
William H. O’connor
Fifth Avenue
W. S. Allen
Robson Avenue
F. A. Richard
Charles G.marz, Sr
McKinney Street
Ollie M. Floyd
West Villa Place
Local marriages listed in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky data
A sequence of marriage entries includes Lester H. Dewalt and Lenora M. Weldon from Galion and Canton respectively, Simon Blay and Anna Vlad from Cincinnati, Harry E. Suggart and Daisy Oavia from Bryant Indiana, James C. Eller and June ae from Troy Ohio, and Virgil Rath from Silver Grove Kentucky with partners Alice Hudson in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester H. Dewalt
Carpenter
Galion
Lenora M. Weldon
Canton
Simon Blay
Anna Vlad
Cincinnati
Harry E. Suggart
Daisy Oavia
Bryant
Ind
James C. Eller
Mechanic
Dayton
Troy
Virgil Rath
Silver Grove
Alice Hudson
Property Transfers In Clifton And Dayton Notices
William Thrasher transfers to Morris Sattler lot on steenth street Clifton. Walter J. Gerhartdstein transfers to Josephlot on the Water Works road. Fr Thom Mary E Grewling transfers to Rex E ed lot on avenue magig. City of Dayton transfers three Grandview avenue Clifton lots to Edward L Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thrasher
Morris Sattler
Steenth Street
Clifton
Walter J. Gerhartdstein
Joseph
Water Works
Thom Mary E. Grewling
Rex E
Magig
City of
Dayton
Edward L. Wagner
Grandview Avenue
Charges and court actions from Cincinnati and Campbell County
A roundup of local court actions includes Spurgin Moody fined and jailed for drunken driving in Cincinnati. Firefighters Shirley and Miles rescued a woman and infant from a burning house at 322 West Fourth Street. The Bellevue will of late councilman John Stahl lists bequests to his daughters and names an executor. Chester Clark’s shooting with intent to kill case was postponed to June 10. Effie Gehrum’s divorce from Harry Gehrum restores her maiden name Smith. Edward Bishop was fined for reckless and drunk driving after a Dayton collision with another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgin Moody
John Streets
Cincinnati
Bertelsman
William Shirley
Edward Miles
Newport
West Fourth Street
John Stahl
Bellevue
Magdalena Stahl
Buten
Campbell County Court
Lena Jones
Mary Crisby
Kate Mulhaney
William Mulhaney
Foote Avenue
Chester Clark
Watson
Central Avenue
Bertelsaman
Clark
Harry Redmond
Speer’s Hospital
Dayton
Effie Gehrum
Grand Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Harry Gehrum
Caldwell
Campbell Circuit
Smith
Edward Bishop
Schlelein
Bomb Found In Reform Leader Zahniser Office
In Pittsburgh on May 31 authorities believed a timed bomb meant for Rev. Dr. Charles H Zahniser, a reform leader, was discovered by his secretary in his office and removed before detonation. He had been active in anti vice campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Zahhniser
Zahniser
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. J. Savage
Crump Astride
Connelly
George B. Cox
Butch) Covington
Lola Mia
Black Grackle
Pat Stanton
Jimmy McGee
Mum Ruffin
HW. Bensinger
Bensinger
Bill Garner
Dusty Mary
Fairmount
Washington Park
Belmont
Thorncliffe
Aurora
G. Collins
Mary Lee
W. J. Raybould
W. Lilley
H. P. Headley
J. McPherson
Seadrift
Lady Lynn
J. Mazone
J. T. Looney
H. Chambers
Oseda
Ene
Lwuisectovseceser
Jose D. Peed
Matuels
Ang
Jealous
Ojeda
Florencia
Widener Course
Wisits
Willie May
Rip
Margarita Ahearn
Eddie Ahearn
Circe Eeo Lee
Westhampton
Sandcliffe Seeeseeesees
Clogomir II
Washington Stone
Count Lion
Aurura
Rae
Ry Imili
America
Ohio
Southland
Fountain Square
Southland Transportation
French Bros.bauer CO
Convention OF Nurses’ Association
Covington Court Clerk
Services
MILLS
Covington Notes
B.C.S
County Lake
Newport Notes
Leing
Drs. Hewitt and
Mackenbach
Race Street
A.M
Cincinnati, Ohio
Senden
Meaty
Oie
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