Postal workers seek higher pay amid reluctant Congress action
The piece notes preliminary Congress action toward raising postal employees' pay, calling it a step in the right direction despite opposition. It cites Senator Thomas criticizing the postal campaign and warns that underpay and resignations threaten service efficiency, with New York's Post Office seeing many resignations.
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Congress
Thomas
Postal Service
Treasury of
United States
Federal Service
New York Post Office
Congress Adjournment and National Conventions Foreseen
The piece compares Congress to a circus and a village school opening day, predicting a bipartisan adjournment for conventions and a period of postconvention campaigning. It argues the public will tolerate holidays and show days as the Congress and country reconcile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Supe
Congress Excused as Election Looms for Adjournment
The article quotes Mondell praising adjournment and notes broad public desire for prompt laws. It states passage is unlikely in the near term and that Congress will adjourn until after the election, with not all agreeing on the wisdom of delaying action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Mondell
Congress
Washington
Mondell
Howse
Senate
Mayors feud in anti gambling crusade grows
A rising clash among city leaders over anti gambling efforts is attracting attention. Cincinnati figures repeatedly appear in arrest rosters, signaling escalating involvement and potential political stakes in the campaign.
Census Dismisses Meveland Population Claims
The piece accuses Meveland of inflated population figures based on car thefts and kidnappings, arguing the town relies on indifferent onlookers who fail to act or report incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meveland
General Wood Questions Direct Primary Its Real Benefit
General Wood casts doubt on the wisdom of the direct primary as a universal cure for politics. To the casual observer the policy may seem attractive but its price raises concerns about practicality and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Town Topics and Colonel Mann Hold NYC Society in Awe
In New York June 2 readers reflect on the late Colonel W. d. A. Mann who steered Town Topics for decades. His fearless journalism exposed high society scandals and drew both admiration and powerful enmity. The piece notes Mann’s impact on gossip culture and hints at changing social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. D.a. Mann
Fifth Avenue
Beau Brummel
Johnny Schuylerbilt
Colonel Mann
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati News Highlights
Cloudy warm weather topped 84 degrees as multiple local weddings took place including James M. Price with Rue Waters and J. R. Mitchell with Fannie M. Thornton. The city reacted to news of a Romanian Jewish massacre while community leaders and clubs organized events and officials announced civic matters.
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James M. Price
Rue Waters
E. C. Waters
D. D. Mather
Roumania
J. R. Mitchell
Fannie M. Thornton
George H. Fullerton
Trivia Qs and Answers From Yesterday and Today
A list of general knowledge questions about origins of bananas the Italian statue collection ship of the Golden Fleece and other topics. It includes a long set of trivia with tomorrow's answers and a yesterday’s answer key listing names such as Franklin Fremont Pollux Newton Michelangelo Hashish Carotid Nephew Spain Kumagae and Artillery.
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Italy
Jason
Mexico
South America
Santa Ana
Republican Party
Diaz
Franklin
Fremont
Pollux
Newton
Michelangelo
Nephew
Spain
the Press Publishing Co
Your Horoscope For Friday June 4
A day of advantages from friends and powerful allies may raise status and success. Domestic matters face delays and possible misrepresentation by letters. Birthday individuals may receive favors from friends and business may prosper. young women receive marriage offers and a child born today will gain many supportive friends.
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Venus
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Riff Raff Ravings By George Alexander Mann
A column by George Alexander Mann satirically critiques social norms and local life with jokes about bacon taxes egg froth and traffic cops. The piece lampoons reformers and common sense versus modern manners in a light humorous tone.
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Riff Raff Ravings By
George Alexander Mann
Movieland Answers On Harry Hillard And Ethel Clayton
In Movieland answers forthcoming tomorrow give current whereabouts of Cincinnati actor Harry Hillard and list the last four Ethel Clayton films. Included are contact addresses for Mrs. Sidney Drew Sylvia Breamer Taylor Holmes Bryant Washburn and William Duncan. Chester Conklin once a famous circus clown and early screen entertainer.
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In Movieland
Photoplay
Harry Hilliard
Cincinnati
William C
Ethel Clayton
Sidney Drew
West 125Th Street
New York City
Sylvia Breamer
Broadway
Taylor Holmes
Friars Club
Bryant Washburn
Hawthorne Avenue
Hollywood
Cal
William Duncan
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Chester Conklin
Anniversary of Bishop Keiley in Savannah Observed
The Rt. Rev. Benjamin J. Keiley marks twenty years as Bishop of the Savannah Diocese. Born in Petersburg Va he studied at the American College in Rome and was ordained in 1873. He served in New Castle Wilmington Del Atlanta and Savannah before his 1900 consecration by Cardinal Gibbons.
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Benjamin J. Keiley
Savannah
Georgia City
South
Bishop Keiley
Petersburg
Roe
American College
Rome
America
New Castle
Wilmington
Del
Atlanta
Cardinal Gibbons
Today’s anniversaries highlight notable births and deaths
Timeline of historical figures and events with multiple entries. Includes Lady Arabella Seymour escape in 1611, Jefferson Davis born 1808, Winthrop Sargent death, Stephen A. Douglas death, 1886 smoking rule shift, Edward VII Derby win, Mary H. Kingsley death, and 1918 aerial mail service initiation.
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Arabella Seymour
Tower of London
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Christian County
New Orleans
Winthrop Sargent
Mississippi Territory
Gloucester
Mass
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Brandon
British War Office
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Mary H. Kingsley
New York
Boston
City Finances Threaten Bankruptcy Over Transit Loop
B H Kroger urged the Mayor's Taxation Committee to halt the rapid transit loop arguing it is the worst type of financing and cannot pay for itself. Mayor Galvin warned of rising deficits and warned that without relief the city may go bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H
Kroger
Galvin
Cincinnati
Chamber devises tax relief plan to guide deliberations
Delegates will participate in deliberations as the Taxation Committee’s procedure system is adopted as the basis for a general scheme to achieve relief. The plan aims to provide a structured approach to State taxation and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Railway Mail Women Elect Officers for Year
Members of the Cincinnati Woman's Club of the Railway Mail Association held their annual election at the Hotel Gibson. Officers elected include President Mrs. J.A. Conner First Vice President Mrs. Robert L. Pearson Second Vice President Mrs. Charles Mains Recording Secretary Mrs. Fred A. Richards Corresponding Secretary Mrs. A. L. Thayer and Treasurer Mrs. O. W. Rollins. The group voted to withdraw from the Ohio State Federation of Women's Clubs. Tentative plans were announced for a Flag Day basket picnic.
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Cincinnati Woman's Club
Railway Mail Association
Gibson
J.A. Conner
Robert L. Pearson
Charles Mains
Fred A. Richards
A. L. Thayer
O. W. Rollins
Ohio State Federation of Women’s Clubs
The
Night Street Flushing Sought by Auto Club
Cincinnati Automobile Club seeks night flushing of downtown streets to reduce daytime accidents from slick surfaces. The board pledged support to Lexington Kentucky club to speed Dixie Highway repairs. Forty applicants joined, bringing total members to 5150. Orphans outing planned at Chester Park on June 27 under club auspices.
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Cincinnati Automobile Club
Board of Directors
Flushing
Lexington
Chester Park
Better Service Promised by Cincinnati Telephone Co
The Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company plans extended service and replacements in rural districts near Cincinnati. R C Hall announced the company has asked the Ohio Public Service Commission for authority to issue an extra 4 878 300 dollars in capital stock to finance the upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company
R. C. Hall
Ohio Public Service Commission
Mrs E E Dwight Gifts 5000 to Children’s Home Fund
Rae E E Dwight donates 5000 to the Children’s Home endowment in memory of her husband Memorial Day. A companion 25 check from a Friend of the Children supports the Madisonville branch swimming pool fund in the same mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae E. E. Dwight
Madisonville
Fish Films to Be Shown by Ohio Association
Nimrods and disciples of Izaak Walton members of the Fish and Game Protective Association of Southwestern Ohio will be entertained in the auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce tonight at 8 o'clock with a motion picture depicting the art of catching black bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods
Izaak Walton
Fish and Game Protective Association
Ohio
Chamber of Commecre
Marine Corps Telegram Reports Death of Private Cruger
The Pensacola telegram informs the local recruiting office of the Marine Corps about Private Russell C. Cruger's death and asks for the location of his father Silas Cruger, formerly of 420 Reading Road. Inquiries show Silas Cruger moved from that address without directing his new whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Pensacola
Fla
Russel C. Cruger
Silas Cruger
Reading Road
Cruger
Radford Elected President of Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
At the closing meeting at Philippi’s Garden Westwood officers for the coming year were chosen. C A Radford Cincinnati manager of the Western Newspaper Union was named president. G W Preston won First Vice President. Russell Cook elected Second Vice President. D D Miller named Treasurer and Alfred May Recording Secretary. Thomas Kiphart, retiring president, joins the Board of Governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Philippi's Garden
Westwood
C. A. Radford
Cincinnati
Western Newspaper Union
Independent
G. W. Preston
Oawthons
Russell Cook
D. D. Miller
Alfred May
Joseph Tomlin
Thomas Kiphart
Krell Spires
E. H. Ench
Kiphart
Joe Tomlin
Indianapolis
Miss Welsh
Federal Charters For U S Firms Abroad Advised
Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago urged a federal charter for U S firms operating overseas. He said current state laws lack weight with foreign nationals and a federal charter would boost business credibility abroad.
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U.S
Wheeler
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
the _ Cincinnati
Flowers To Be Laid On Soldiers Coffins At Stations
The executive committee of the Woman's Auxiliary of Bentley Post American Legion in Cincinnati appoints a committee to place home grown flowers on soldier coffins at railway stations. The group outlines summer work including entertaining veterans at Rockhill Sanitarium and the General Hospital and visiting shell shocked men on local farms. Mrs W B Morrow and Mrs Lowell Hobart lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
America
Woman's Auxiliary
Bentley Post
American Legion
Auxiliary
W.B. Morrow
Lowell Hobart
Rockhill Sanitarium
General Hospital
F. Salmer
Morrow
Cadets Win Honors at Ohio Military Institute Commencement
At College Hill the Ohio Military Institute held commencement drills with manuals of arms guard mount and competitive events. Medals and diplomas were awarded by Dr. Harris M. Benedict. Cadet G. Allen won a physical improvement medal, Hawkins and Warwick earned best kept rooms, and Cadet Captain P Pleasants led as top cadet officer. The graduating class includes S. W. Wenban E. M. Wiley F. Z. Sindlinger P. D. Pleasants E. BE. Kahn C. C. Bass R. E. Green J. A. McAdams M. DeMaro H. C. Gib son W. C. Rogers.
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Ohio Military Institute
College Hill
Harris M. Benedict
Bonifield, Hurst
Geiger
Hawkins
J. Pleasants
P. Pleasants
G. Allen
Warwick
Robert Strauss
S. W. Wenban
E. M. Wiley
F. Z. Sindlinger
P. D. Pleasants
E. BE. Kahn
C. C. Bass
R. E. Green
J. A. McAdams
M. DeMaro
H. C. Gibson
W. C. Rogers
Fete Transforms Dana Place Grounds For Children’s Hospital Benefit
Workmen reshaped Dana place into an amusement park with tents booths tea garden and pavilions for a fete to aid the Children’s Hospital. The event offers sales a pretty enclosure tea service and a supper 6 to 8 30 with rain date set for the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Place
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Marguerite Taylor to Wed Philip Fischer in Price Hill Church
Miss Marguerite Aileen Taylor daughter of Mrs May Taylor 3801 Academy avenue Price Hill will marry Mr Philip J Fischer on Tuesday June 8 at 8 PM at the Church of Nativity Price Hill The newly married couple plan a extended honeymoon trip through the West Friends have given many showers and parties in her honor in recent weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Aileen Taylor
May Taylor
Academy Avenue
Price Hill
Philip J. Fischer
Church of Nativity
Blodgett Couple Return From Western Trip
Rev Dr and Mrs C W Blodgett return from an extended western trip. Dr Blodgett fulfilled engagements in large churches and gave the Day address in Creston Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Blodgett
West
Dr. Blodgett
Creston
Owa
American Mills Corporation to curb wheat price rise
About 1 500 millers formed the American Mills Corporation at a Community Millers Association session in Music Hall to stabilize prices, run small mills, and raise profits through collective selling. Chicago will host headquarters with agencies in Cincinnati St Louis New Orleans Minneapolis San Francisco. Stockholders must join the association and hold at least four shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mills Corporation
Community Millers’ Association of America
Music Hall
United States
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Orleans
Minneapolis
San Francisco
R. D. Collins, Windom, Minn
Community Millers’ Association
M. R. Myers
American Co-operation
Myers
Millers
Covington D Firemen Guard Muses Of City Strike Still On
Covington's fire department remains down to two men as a strike continues. Commissioners will organize a new fire department and notify the former men to surrender keys and badges. New recruits will be paid 110 dollars a month, while strikers refuse to return without a one dollar per day raise. The Civil Service law, effective June 15, creates a pension fund and sets age limits for applicants. Mayor Donnelly notes some strikers are older and unable to return after the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Donnelly
Covington Public Works Union Seeks Daily Pay Increase
A 62 member committee from Covington's Public Works Department met with Commissioner Vastine at the city stables to push for a $1 per day wage raise. Vastine stated the full raise requires reducing staff unless funds allow. Some members favored keeping $3 daily rates through year end with a potential $4 raise later, while a full consensus would come after today’s report to the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Vastine
Court Sale Seals Several Kenton Circuit Property Transfers
Master Commissioner sold multiple parcels at the Courthouse door to satisfy judgments in Kenton Circuit Court. First National Bank versus Anna Delaney executrix and other defendants saw property on Seventh Street go to the defendant for 32. DIZ.W. Latonia Building Association bought a Lewis Street lot for 575 in City of Covington versus Bernadina Barry. M. Berman purchased four Rogers subdivision lots for 50 in Covington versus Clayton et al. and six Sehon's subdivision lots for 37. Walton Perpetual Building and Loan Association versus George B. Wever yielded three Mason's subdivision lots to W. C. Wever for 24000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N.ind
Kenton
First National Bank
Anna Delaney
Donnelly Brothers
Seventh Street
Diz.w
City of
Court Hears Fume Case In Latonia Injunction Suit
Judge Frank M. Tracy heard testimony in the Kenton Circuit Court over the injunction case Hugo Jonas and Melia Jonas filed against Petroleum Refining Company Latonia. Twenty Latonia residents testified fumes damaged property and caused illness. The judge will inspect the plant and nearby property before ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Tracy
Kenton
Hugo
Melia Jonas
Petroleum Refining Company
Latonia
Wenty
Tracy
Verdict clears Crowley and others in wager case
A jury in Judge Tracy's court exonerated John B. Crowley William Silva and Fred Gondorf on the charge of refusing to refund Crockett a $12 000 race track wager The jury awarded Crockett $12 000 against John Connell of Los Angeles who was absent and living in New York
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J. L. Crockett
Bluefield
W. Va
John B. Crowley
Tracy
John. B. Crowley
William Silva
Fred Gondorf
Crockett
John Connell
Los Angeles
Connell
New York
Windstorm cuts wires in Ft Mitchell disrupts Green Line trolley
A heavy wind and rain storm at Ft Mitchell yesterday afternoon tore down many telephone wires and tangled them with the Green Line Company trolley wires causing disruption to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Mitchell
Green Line Company
Local Divorces Filed Across Warrens Courts
Anna Rebhan sues Julius Rebhan for divorce custody and alimony alleging cruelty. They wed April 24 1913 and Julius lives at 100 Biddle Street Warren Pa. Sam Hzersky and Lillie Hzersky sue Minnie Frisch to compel deed of property at Sixth and Scott and payment of 3700 dollars. Margaret Stephens sues Holton Stephens for divorce custody and alimony on cruelty grounds.
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Anna
Rebhan
Julius Rebhan
Biddle Street
Warren
Sam and
Lillie Hzersky
Minnie Frisch
Sixth
Scott Streets
Margaret Stephens
Holton Stephens
Judge Read to Lead Covington Eagles Installation
Clarence Dr. Wilhoit qualified as administrator of the estate of Shelby E. Wilhoit in Kenton County Court yesterday. Covington Lodge of Eagles plans installation of newly elected officers tomorrow evening at Eagles Home East Eighth. Judge John B. Read becomes Worthy President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dr. Wilhoit
Shelby E. Wilhoit
Kenton County
Covington Lodge of Eagles
Eagles Home
East Eighth
John B. Read
Notable Names and Residences in Regional Register
A list of individuals and their residences appears, including Dewey Schuell from Wapakoneta Ohio. Daisy Wheeler from Wapakoneta Ohio. Haney Schneide from Covington Kentucky. Ethel Lewis from Covington Kentucky. William Jentry from Hamilton Ohio. Bertha Mullen from Hamilton Ohio. William McClintock from Chicago Illinois. Henrietta Hays from Indianapolis Indiana. Delma Pressel from Indianapolis Indiana. Della McFarland from Cincinnati. Aloysius Kramer from Covington. Rosalia S O Hara from Covington. Morris Miller from Shelby Ohio. Emma Ashby from Shelby Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Schuell
Wapakoneta
Daisy J. Whheeler
Haney A. Schneide
Covington
Ethel M. Lewis
William C. Jentry
Hamilton
Bertha Mullen
William BE. McClintock
Chicago
Ill
Henrietta Hays
C. F. McCarthy
Indianapolis
Ind
Delma Pressel
Saiths
Cincinnati
Della McFarland
Aloysius Kramer
Rosalia S. O’hara
Morris Miller
Shelby, O
Emma Ashby
Diversion of Traffic to South Ports Sought by Chamber
The Foreign Trade Department of the Chamber of Commerce telegraphed Senators Harding Simmons Ransdell and other South Atlantic legislators urging IC C terminal committees in the Middle West permit loading and diversion of freight for export via South Atlantic and gulf ports to ease congestion in the Northeast. It also asks the Shipping Board to assign additional ships to Southern port operators and sent similar messages to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Admiral Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Trade Department
Chamber of Commerce
Harding
Pomerone
Simmons
Ransdell
South Atlantic
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
Gulf Ports
Northest
The
Shipping Board
Admiral Benson
United States Shipping Board
Navy ex-service men plan reserve unit meeting stalled
A third meeting for organizing Cincinnati ex service men into a Naval Reserve Force unit was held at the Freeman Avenue Armory. Owing to poor attendance the organization was not formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Navy
Cincinnati
Naval Reserve Force
Freeman Avenue
Newport School Board to choose next year’s Superintendent
A Newport caucus of the Newport School Commissioners will select the Public School Superintendent for the coming year. The current contract with W. P. King expires at term end amid opposition to re-election. Possible successors include Prof. C. W. Rounds of Ft. Thomas Schools or Prof. Charles G. Hammond of the Fourth Street School. Salary increases for teachers will also be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
W. P. King
C. W. Rounds
Ft. Thomas
Charles G. Hammond
Fourth Street
Juvenile witness in burglaries ties suspect in court
Wesley Shorten aged 16 awaits trial in Campbell County Juvenile Court as the principal witness in Fence Court against Harry. Derick 2 of Seventh and Brighton streets is charged with receiving stolen property. Shorten admits taking $50 worth of cigars from Joseph Knecht’s Cincinnati factory then selling to Derick and Dad who faced grand jury charges. Derick held for grand jury under $2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Shorten
Campbell County
Harry
Derick
Seventh
Brighton
Shorten
Joseph Knecht
Sycamore
Cincinnati
Frank
Dayton High School Eleven Graduates to Receive Diplomas
Exercises for dayton high school graduates will be held friday night in the high school auditorium. The program includes invocation by Rev R D Harding opening remarks Prof R D Brown piano solo Emily Zimmer class will Cyril Mader vocal solo Mildred Brebberman address Rev J N Ervin violin solo Harry Luedeke class prophecy Mable Rices man vocal solo Charlotte Prince prophecy on the prophet Elbridge Mc Connell vocal solo Richard Pavey presentation of diplomas benediction Rev Ira D Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton High School
R. D. Harding
Prof
R. D. Brown
Emily Zimmer
Will
Cyril Mader
Mildred Brebberman
J. N. Ervin
Harry Luedeke
Mable Riceman
Charlotte Prince
Elbridge McConnell
Richard Pavey
Ira D. Lang
Bellevue High School Confers Commencement on Twelve
Commencement exercises for twelve Bellevue High School graduates will be held in the school auditorium Friday night June 11. State Superintendent of Schools George Colvin will deliver the commencement address. The graduates are Ruth Stewart Iona Shaw Verda Bloomhuff Gwendolyn Dawson Mildred Brown Willard Hallet uth Mehle Opal Dawson James Reed Joseph Heingartner Paul Shimp Marion Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue High School
George Colvin
State Superintendent of Schools
Ruth Stewart
Iona Shaw
Verda Bloomhuff
Gwendolyn Dawson
Mildred Brown
Willard Hallet
Uth Mehle
Opal Dawson
James Reed
Joseph Heingartner
Paul Shimp
Marion Parsons
Covington Receives Bridge Administration Transfer
The Newport and Covington bridge secretaryship shifts from Harry J. Knorr to George H. Beach. Each city runs the bridge for two year terms. Before the handover the Covington Commissioners declared a $3000 cash dividend for the nine months ending in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport and Covington
Harry J. Knorr
Newport
George H. Beach
Covington
Firefighter John King Dies at 57 in Covington
John King 57 brother of Thomas G King Assistant Chief of Newport Fire Department died yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington He was known among rivermen for his river rescue deeds during the Ohio River floods in 1883 and 1854.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Thomas G. King
Newport Fire Department
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Ohio River
Bellevue Girl Run Down by Auto in Fairfield Avenue
Eleven year old Retha Owens daughter of Mr and Mrs D Fr Owens of 209 Berry Street Bellevue was severely hurt yesterday when struck by an auto driven by T H Dunavan of Copeland Street Cincinnati according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retha Owens
D.fr. Owens
Berry Street
Bellevue
Fairfield Avenue
T. H. Dunavan
Copeland Street
Cincinnati
Boy Bitten by Dog Attacking in Newport Neighborhood
The three year old son of Mrs. Bachel Pepper of 122 East Second Street Newport was bitten by a dog owned by John Sullivan of an unknown address. The incident was reported to Newport police yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachel Pepper
East Second Street
Newport
John Sullivan
Akron mother sentenced for child delinquency in Newport case
Coretta May Glasner, 30, of Akron Ohio, was sentenced to thirty days in Newport Jail by County Judge A M Caldwell for contributing to the delinquency of her 2 1 2 year old baby. The infant was placed with Cincinnati juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coretta May Glasner
Akron
Newport
A. M. Caldwell
Cincinnati
Newport Post Office retirements under new Postoffice ruling
One Newport carrier retires under federal ruling. Charles Solar has served at the Newport Post Office for thirty one years and is entitled to a seven hundred twenty dollar pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Washington
Charles Solar
Realty Transfers Lodged in Campbell County Clerk Office
Yesterday Abraham Callin and Esther Callin transfer 50 by 200 feet on Mt Pleasant Ave Ft Thomas to John and Mary Sparke for 2500 dollars Jennie Fennell transfers Fifth Street lot east of Monmouth Newport to Darwin Stapp for 3500 dollars Naomi Ausmith transfers 00 feet on Ward Ave Bellevue to Charles and Anna Gerrish for 3000 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Clerk’s Office
Newport
Abraham
Esther Callin
John
Mary Sparke
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Jennie E. Fennell
Darwin M. Stapp
Fifth Street
Monmouth
Naomi Ausmith
Charles
Anna Gerrish
Ward Avenue
Bellevue
Campaign clash for Congress in Campbell County
L L Diskin Commonwealth's Attorney leads the re election bid for Congressman Arthur Rouse in Campbell County with Charlton B Thompson former IRS collector opposing. A trunk of dishes caught fire on Bellevue Depot platform yesterday and the Bellevue Fire Department responded. The Lady Board of Managers of Campbell County Protestant Orphanage meets at St Pauls Evangelical Church Dayton this afternoon to plan the annual orphans feast on June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. J. Diskin
Commonwealth
Arthur Rouse
Campbell County
Charlton B. Thompson
Internal Revenue
Bellevue
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Local residents listed in Cincinnati and Grant County notices
John Fain Mary Goodnight James P. Jackson Edith Barnes Edw F Cunningham Harriett Chandler listed with residence in Cincinnati Grant County Indiana in the notice set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
John Fain
Mary Goodnight
James P. Jackson
Edith Barnes
F. Cunningha
Harriett Chandler
Ice-cream Price Increase Announced by Local Firm
Frank E. French, president of the French Bros Bauer Co, says ice-cream prices rise twenty cents a gallon starting Saturday due to higher sugar costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. French
French Bros.-Bauer Company
Annual outing at Coney Island for United States Overall Company
Employees will gather at Coney Island for the annual outing featuring athletic contests. Participants include girls, men, and boys wearing overalls as part of the events. Over alls will also fly at the masthead of boats in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Overall Company
Coney Island
Kennedy seriously ill at Fremont hospital
Dispatches report Michael J. Kennedy night clerk at the Princeton Hotel is dying in a Fremont Ohio hospital. A. C. H. Johnstone chief clerk for the Princeton arranged notification of Kennedy's relatives and located a niece Julia Kennedy.
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Michael J. Kennedy
Princeton
Fremont
A. C. H. Johnstone
Kennedy
Julia Kennedy
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