Grand Jury urged to curb song bird slaughter and thistle weed
Judge A S Berry addressed the Campbell County Grand Jury in Newport urging enforcement of laws against destroying song birds and exterminating Canadian thistles. He urged officials to monitor violations and noted youths killing birds at his South gate estate. Jury members listed include J A Mc Cloud foreman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Berry
Campbell County Grand Jury
Newport
Southgate
Grand Jury
J. A. McCloud
Robert Cappen
Robert Earl
Jacob Dorne
John W. Scott
Thomas F. O'Neil
D. P. Dean
Frederick Gieskemeyer
William Kraus
John Poos
John Macht
Charles S. Walton
Man Calls She Gets Writ In Divorce Contempt Case
In Newport Judge Berry hears William B. Culbertson respond to an attachment for contempt of court. He allegedly visited his wife's store and home despite a restraining order to obtain clothing and insurance papers. Culbertson called the act thoughtless and said he needed the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landy
Berry
Newport
William B. Culbertson
Culbertson
Rev William Washington Called by Wealthy New York City Church
The Rev William Washington son of Col George Washington of Newport has received a rectorate offer from a wealthy New York City congregation. He graduated from Center College Kentucky and Columbia University. His first charge was at Ashland Kentucky where he built a church and parsonage. Last year he served as Principal of St Johns Academy Corbin Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Washington
George Washington
Newport
New York City
Washington
Center College
Danville
Columbia University
New York
Episcopal Church
Ashland
Commercial Tribune
St. Johns Academy
Corbin
Wild Boys Camp At Indian Camp Near Melbourne Ky
The boys of Cote Brilliant Public School Newport plan an Indian camp on the Ohio River near Melbourne Kentucky starting July 1. Principal William Guy leads the event with pupils adopting Indian names. Attending are Thomas Danks William Carmichael Everett Hoffman Clarence Hess Earl Alger Clifford Ware Stewart Schriver Carl Nordeck Roland Pyne William Baxter Merrill Pritchell George Byram Herbert Schnake Edward Brighton Robert Burns Parker Sanford Richard Pothnet Frank Sharp Randolph Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote Brilliant Public School
Newport
Ohio River
Melbourne
William Guy
Thomas Danks
William Carmichael
Everett Hoffman
Clarence Hess
Earl Alger
Clifford Ware
Stewart Schriver
Carl Nordeck
Roland Pyne
William Baxter
Merrill Pritchell
George Byram
Herbert Schnake
Dward Brighton
Robert Burns
Parker Sanford
Richard Pothnet
Frank Sharp
Randolph Ware
Newport Board Receives Burke Report on Discipline
The Newport Board of Education heard Superintendent John Burke’s annual report. Attendance was unusual. only ten cases of corporal punishment occurred and there had been no expulsions in twenty years. Burke urged adding mechanical drawing and manual training courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Undertaker Sues Slayer Over Wife's Death Suit Filed
M. J. Costigan of Newport the undertaker who prepared Mrs. Sarah Wallace for burial sues her husband Wallace and the Metropolitan Insurance Company in Campbell Circuit Court seeking 128 dollars Wallace is jailed in Newport awaiting grand jury action Wallace held 125 dollar life insurance with the company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Costigan
Newport
Sarah Wallace
Saratoga Street
Campbell
Wallace
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Frame Crash Kills Man in Bellevue
A scaffold collapse on Walnut Street Bellevue toppled onto a partially built house injuring William Jones of Newport and his employer Charles Ware. Jones suffered fatal chest and internal injuries and was taken home by the Bellevue patrol wagon. Ware escaped with minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Bellevue
William Jones
West Fourth Street
Newport
Charles Ware
Ware
Jones
Youngest Newport minister to preach first sermon
The Rev. J. Clyde Turner, newly appointed pastor of the First Baptist Church in Newport, has graduated from Louisville Theological Seminary and will reside in Newport this week. He will deliver his initial sermon next Sunday and become the youngest clergyman in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyde Turner
First Baptist Church
Newport
Louisville Theological Seminary
Turner
Boy Hurt When Horse Steps On Him In Newport
Wilbur Braun twelve seized by a horse attached to an ice wagon in front of Park Avenue School in Newport. He was badly injured with a large lump on his back and taken home by carriage after Dr Phythian arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
William Braun
Newport
Park Avenue
Doctor Under Knife In Dayton Operation
Dr. Paul Youtsey a prominent Newport physician and son of Dr. J. J. Youtsey underwent a serious operation at Speers Hospital in Dayton yesterday. Late last night he rested easy with favorable chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Youtsey
Newport
J. J. Youtsey
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Newport News In Brief
An agreed suit filed in Circuit Court before Judge Berry concerns who must maintain county officer quarters in Newport Courthouse. In County Court yesterday several orders set deposits for building association depositors, amounts ranging from $10 upward. Judge A. S. Berry named jury commissioners M. Costigan Newport Caeries W Nagel and others yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Judge Berry
Berry
M. Costigan
Caeries W. Nagel
Pilgsary Ool
George Bi
Sombnay
Covington social notes flag busy visitors and travels
Mrs Stowe Reno returns from French Lick Springs and Mrs Amelia Pahis plans a visit to Birmingham. Covington residents host guests from Louisville St Louis and Paris while Miss Jennie Rosenbaum and Dr Henry Blair prepare for a July wedding in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Rosenbaum
Covington
Henry Blair
San Antonio
Tex
Democrats Get Set Back After Meeting Hitch
A Democratic Executive Committee meeting was adjourned with missing officials and unclear reasons for absence. The failure to meet delays candidate plans and hampers early campaigning for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Larry Logenschutz
Court Room Granted to Kenton County and State Bar Associations
City Council authorized use of the Circuit Court room for the Kenton County Bar Association and planned space for the State Bar Association at the coming meeting. An ordinance to block the square bounded by Eleventh Twelfth Madison and Scott streets was referred to a committee to curb frame buildings. Public Building Committee to seek coal bids for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Bar Association
Circuit Court Room
State Bar Association
Eleventh
Twelfth
Madison
Scott Streets
Usurpers Charged Over Latonia Track Authority
Sheriff McInerney swore warrants in the County Court against Frank Droeste Thomas Bailey Hunter Lawrence Harry Hook Don Burke George Reiman and Captain Forsee for usurping the power and privileges of peace officers at Latonia race track. Judge Stephens to call the case for trial this morning.
Bridge Board Organizes New Newport Covington Directors
The Newport and Covington Bridge board organized yesterday and adjourned to meet Wednesday June 14. Newport directors include Dan Weatherby Dr Herman and Jacob Buchert. Covington directors are Peter Spahn and George Balme. Jacob Buchert was elected President, with the Secretary post left open for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport and Covington Bridge
Newport
Dan Weatherby
Herman
Jacob Buchert
Covington
Peter Spahn
George Balme
Divorces Filed By Four Spouses In Local Court
Sulu files for divorce from spouse Mary Cottmann, due to abandonment. Louis Cottmann sues Mary Cottmann. Anna Hogan seeks divorce from Daniel Hogan alleging cruelty and requests restoration of her maiden name Anna Morony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulu
O. P. Schmidt
Ofouis Cottmann
Mary Cottmann
B. F. Graziani
Anna Hogan
Daniel Hogan
Anna Morony
Boy Killed Gila And Shot Himself In Murders
Hillsboro Ohio June 5 Developments in the killing of Madge Dines and Nellie Hart show the farmhand David Baldwin 19 likely killed the girls and then killed himself. Autopsy by coroner supports murder suicide with firearms from the Dines home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hillsboro
Madge Dines
Nellie Hart
Edward Dines
David Baldwin
Nettie Hart
Hart
Priatt
Pricetown
Russ and McConnaughey
Baldwin
Veteran editor and soldier General William T. Wilson dies in Columbus
General William T. Wilson, a veteran editor and politician born in 1823, died at 11 45 a.m. in Columbus from dropsical rheumatism contracted during the Civil War while a prisoner at Libby Prison. He served as Ohio State Treasurer’s comptroller and later State House superintendent and founded the Columbus Republican Glee Club. He was a Mexican War veteran and delegated to Ohio’s first Republican convention in 1855. He married Louise A. Klein in Holidaysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
William T. Wilson
Libby
Wilson
Ohio
State House
Republican Glee Club
Town Street
Pennsylvania
Holidaysburg
John Penn Jones
Philadelphia
Blair County
Lockhaven
West
Upper Sandusky
Louise A. Klein
Phil K. Clover
Pittsburg
University of Cincinnati President to deliver baccalaureate sermon
President Dabney will speak at the baccalaureate sermon for high school graduates in the Auditorium next Sunday evening. The Ladies Aid Society of Tower M E Church will hold a garden party Tuesday evening June 13. E B Weaver 46 of O Fallon avenue injured at Andersons Dam when an iron bar struck his chest. Dr Douglas Schoolfield has recovered at home after a serious illness at Speers Hospital.
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Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Tower M. E. Church
Weaver
O'Fallon Avenue
Anderson’s Dam
Douglas Schoolfield
Speers Hospital
Bellevue Obituary and Local Notices
Mrs John Buescher of 148 Division street died last night at age 68 leaving a husband and five children. Loyalty Council Daughters of America initiated seven new candidates and elected officers. Golden Rule Lodge Daughters of America plans an ice cream social Thursday afternoon. Residents near the public dump circulate a petition to City Council calling trash disposal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buescher
Division Street
Loyalty Council
Daughters of America
Golden Rule Lodge
Judgment on State Taxes Against Listed Respondents
County Judge Stephens rendered judgment against Elizabeth Walker J P Harbick August Vos G L Hill Joe Adams Ben Adams George Argus T N Rose W W Payne J H Reinke Ed Hildenberger D Lannemann Ben Roche A Grote R Fredericks F Kreutzkamp Charles Mahlmann and James Hamilton for taxes due to the State. The taxes mainly concern building association stock or shares noted for taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Elizabeth Walker
J. P. Harbick
August Vos
G. L. Hill
Joe Adams
Ben Adams
George Argus
T.N. Rose
W. W. Payne
J. H. Reinke
Ed Hildenberger
D. Lannemann
Ben Roche
A. Grote
R. Fredericks
F. Kreutzkamp
Charles Mahlmann
James Hamilton
Grand Jury Opens With Three Jail Cases
Judge William Shaw convenes the regular grand jury this morning for limited business. Three jail cases are listed: Clyde Smith for larceny, Arthur Regan for manslaughter, and Eugene Sanders for cutting with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaw
Clyde Smith
Arthur Regan
Eugene Sanders
Cellarius Seen Likely Successor as Cincinnati IRS Collector
The next United States Internal Revenue Collector for the Cincinnati District is likely H. F. Cellarius, the present Chief Deputy. He has Ohio Senators Foraker and Dick and local Republican backing, with Bettmann retiring July 1 and endorsing Cellarius. Cellarius, a Dayton native, has risen through banking, libraries, newspapers, and the building association fields to lead Cincinnati’s IRS office, which ranks high nationally. Bettmann will join a U S delegation to the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce in Liege, Belgium.
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United States Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
H. F. Cellarius
Foraker
Bettmann
Clark Montgomery
Mr. Cellarius
Roosevelt
Internal Revenue Department
Cellarius
Ohio
Internal Revenue Force
Board of Review
Washington
W. H. Holden
Dayton
Dayton Central High School
Dayton Savings Bank
Public
Board of Education
Board of Trade
Building and Loan Associations
State Building Association Bureau
Internal Revenue
Collector Dowling
Dowling
Hamilton County League
Ohio State League
United States League of Building Associations
Pythias
Templar
Syrian Temple
Internal Revenue Service
Department of State
United States
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce and Business Corporations
Liege
Belgium
Will of Mrs. Isabella Simrall Leaves Estate to Six Daughters
The will of Mrs. Isabella Price Simrall widow of C B Simrall was probated yesterday. It leaves her entire estate to her six daughters and names Miss Josephine Simrall as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Price Simrall
C. B. Simrall
Josephine Simrall
Syrup of Figs touted as premier family laxative
The article extols Syrup of Figs as a superior family laxative with worldwide acceptance. It credits the California Fig Syrup Co. for uniform quality and pure manufacture and urges buyers to choose the genuine product clearly labeled with the company name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Overtax In Mahoning County Sparks Speculation
State Inspector completed county officer examinations and sent the report to Columbus. Rumors claimed overtaxing in the Clerk and Sheriff offices, but officials declined to confirm. Auditor William R. Leonard said he has no fears and took only his entitled fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Columbus
William R. Leonard
Board of Review Appoints Molyneux to Cleveland Seat
Special Dispatch reports the State Board of Review reappoints John B. Molyneux to the Cleveland Board of Review despite opposition from H D Davis. The decision reflects Democratic influence with county auditors and party organizations backing the nominee. Other district appointments follow party lines with Bradbury in Gallipolis and Bell in Dunbar. For Ashtabula O Smith, Democrat. Conneaut gets Jackson Simons, Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
OuTlook
Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Review
John B. Molyneux
Cleveland Board of Review
H. D. Davis
Cuyahoga County
Republican Campaign Committee
Davis
Thomas McManus
Molyneux
Democratic Organization
Gallipolis
T. E. Bradbury
Chapman
T. R. Bell
Dunbar
Ashtabula
C. O. Smith
Wadmore Redhead
Conneaut
Jackson Simons
C. A. Andrews
Reappointment of State Superintendent A L Vorys in Ohio
Announcement from Columbus confirms A L Vorys of Lancaster is reappointed as State Superintendent of Insurance for a third term. Examiners’ reports on the Ohio Insurance Department and the Bureau of Building and Loan Associations show meticulous financial records pleasing Vorys and his supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
A. L. Vorys
Lancaster
Ohio Insurance Department
Bureau of the Building and Loan Associations
Vorys
Vory
Virginia Society Belle Weds C H Bucher in Palace Hotel Parlor
Miss Gertie Gibson Green of Clifton Ford Virginia quietly marries C H Bucher chief clerk in R L O'Donnell office at Pennsylvania Lines Buffalo. Rev Gervaise Roughton officiates at the ceremony in the Palace Hotel parlor. News will surprise friends in Virginia. The bride arrived in Cincinnati with her father Colonel James Green for the Latonia races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Gibson Green
Clifton Ford
Palace Hotel
C. H. Bucher
R. L. O'Donnell
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Gervaise Roughton
Wesley Chapel
Virginia
Cincinnati
James Green
Latonia Races
New Bond and Stock Issue For Cincinnati Milford Line
The Cincinnati, Milford and Loveland Traction Co plans new 5 per cent gold bonds totaling 500000 and 600000 in preferred stock to finance extending the line to Blanchester. A 275000 portion of the bonds will complete the extension with a 15 year call feature. Existing holders exchange bonds for preferred stock while common shares remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company
Blanchester
Milford
Kroger-Baker
B. H. Kroger
Thorne Baker
J. N. Roberts
Leo van Tahr
Charles W. Baker
Canal Ghat Foreclosure Case Moves to Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Trust Company as trustee for Miami & Erie Canal Transportation Company bondholders filed a similar foreclosure application in Common Pleas Court after a Superior Court dismissal threat. Judge Hosea had ordered an immediate report from receivers, but no entry or report has been drawn yet, delaying further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami & Erie Canal Transportation Company
Cincinnati Trust Company
M. & EB. Company
Common Pleas Court
Hosea
Bubbles Tell of Death on Steamer City of Louisville
Charles Moore, watchman on the City of Louisville, told police a man fishing from the stern fell into the Ohio River at Sycamore street foot. Moore heard a splash and tried to rescue him but could not. bubbles marked the spot where he disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Louisville
Ohio River
Sycamore Street
Moore
Cozy Dolan Pays Costs For Court Plea
Cozy Dolan appeared in Police Court after his release from the Cincinnati Baseball Club. He pleaded guilty to assaulting baseball scribe Jack Ryder and was assessed costs with a promise to behave in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Jack Ryder
Mail Clerk Dies After Dinner in Cincinnati
W. M. Baker a Cincinnati railway mail clerk died ten minutes after a hearty dinner in his St. Janes avenue apartments. He had just returned from Buffalo and visited the Federal Building before dinner. Rheumatism of the heart was given as the cause. Baker had served in the Railway Mail Service since 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Baker
Cincinnati
St. Janes Avenue
Buffalo
Railway Mail
Federal Building
Baker
State Fire Prevention Association Meets in Columbus
The preliminary gathering of the State Fire Prevention Association will convene at Columbus today. Cincinnati will be represented by about ten delegates. The organization is of recent birth and comprises supervisors or field men from insurance companies. Its educational aim is to monitor insured properties and inform owners of negligent conditions to urge better care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fire Prevention Association
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hospital chief reports on Branch Annex issues
Superintendent Fehrenbatch told the Board of Public Service that a patient was slapped by Dr Lyle, and two patients’ clothes were stolen, with other complaints about food marked false and a nurse’s illness cited. One alleged signature is declared a forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehrenbatch
Cincinnati Hospital
Board of Public Service
Branch Hospital
Lyle
Annex
Three Men Missing In Cincinnati Search Underway
Henry Satterfield is missing from 321 McGregor Avenue in Cincinnati. He is described in a gray plaid coat with striped trousers and patent leather shoes and has not been seen since Saturday night. Christopher Woodard, 34, and Barrett Kesler, both of Louisville, are believed to be in Cincinnati and police were asked to locate them. An anxious wife pursues Woodard and a brother seeks Kesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Satterfield
McGregor Avenue
Christopher Woodard
Barrett Kesler
Louisville
Cincinnati
Woodard
Kesler
Blackmailer Target Tied to Kentuckian Farmer Case
Sergeant Kiffmeyer of the Bureau of Identification received handwriting samples from Maysville authorities to compare with letters sent to Powell Owens a farmer near Maysville who was selected as the blackmail victim. Owens had earlier received a threatening letter demanding $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiffmeyer
Bureau of Identification
Maysville
Powell Owens
Owens
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