Electrification of Pennsylvania Railroad Planned in Years
The Pennsylvania Railroad confirms plans to electrify its main line within a few years starting with a Gallitzin power plant. Officials cite cost of steam locomotives and aim to power cross switches and lighting before running electric trains on the Western division between Altoona and Pittsburgh. The company also seeks control of Westinghouse Electric in East Pittsburg, though officials give no reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Galli
Altoona
Westinghouse Electric Company
East Pittsburg
Gallitzin
Pennsylvania Company
President Stevens Visits Cincinnati After Flood Heroic Record
President George W. Stevens of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad made a brief stop in Cincinnati yesterday with his son and daughter Miss Elien and George Jr. He traveled from Richmond Indiana and was en route to Richmond Virginia. He appeared hearty and expressed optimism about the country’s railroad business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stevens
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati
Elien
George, Jr
Richmond
Ind
Stevens
Industrial plans span rail, power and gas developments
The Manufacturers' Record notes major projects. The Pennsylvania Railroad proposes a $16,000,000 Baltimore terminal upgrade with new main tracks and a four‑track link from Union Station to Calvert streets. Norfolk & Western plans a Bluestone Junction steam power plant for 8,000 kW turbines. Virginia Railway and Power Co. to build a 1,000,000 cubic foot daily coal gas plant with purifiers. Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf will erect brick and steel shops at Muskogee costing about $800,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Northern Central Railway
Union Station
Calvert Street
Bath Street
Mattison Street
Calvert
Constitution Street
Union and Potomac
Patapsco River
City
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Bluestone Junction
W. Va
Elkhorn
Virginia Railway and Power Company
Norfolk
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway
Muskogee
Okla
Supreme Court to rule on Minnesota rate cases Monday
Local railway officials anticipate a Supreme Court decision on the Minnesota rate cases on Monday as scheduled on the court’s calendar. The outcome could affect freight and passenger rates and railway operations statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Hocking Valley Auditing Reports April Revenue Gains
The Hocking Valley auditing department in Columbus reports April results with operating revenues of 682 829 dollars, operating expenses 437 195.39 dollars, and net operating revenue 215 633.81 dollars, up 166 130.6 dollars. The ratio of expenses to gross revenues fell by 18.8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Auditing Department
Columbus
Pineapple Shipments Heavy From New Orleans
The Queen and Crescent Line moved a large consignment of pineapples forwarded to Eastern points. The Southern Railway received the fruit at New Orleans. In the last week 116 carloads left New Orleans bound for St. Louis Chicago and other eastern points aboard two Cuban cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
New Orleans
Crescent City
St. Louis
Chicago
Cuba
Erie Railroad Estimates Cost From Full Crew Laws
The Erie Railroad expects an added annual expense of 447180 dollars due to full crew laws. Laws apply in Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and New Jersey with a New York law due to take effect after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Erie
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Georgia Attorney General seeks federal review of railroad tax ruling
Attorney General Felder obtained from the Supreme Court an order directing the Fifth Circuit to review its decision that the Louisville and Nashville and the Atlantic Coast Line were not to be taxed on property leased for ninety nine years from the Georgia Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felder
Georgia
Supreme Court
Fifth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast
Georgia Railroad
Railroad legal staff changes announced with new appointees
William A Colston named General Solicitor of the L and N Railroad replacing the late Albert Brandeis. Nelson W Proctor named Commerce Attorney for the L N with base in Louisville. W P O Hara appointed Solicitor for the Pennsylvania System at Baltimore succeeding W W Finley Jr who moves to Newark New Jersey. B T Whitney resigns as Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A.colston
L. & N. Railroad
Albert Brandeis
Nelson W. Proctor
Commerce
Ll. & N. Railroad
Louisville
W. P. O'Hara
Pennsylvaniaystem
Baltimore
W. W. Finley, Jr
Sevice
Newark
Rail officials move as transportation careers shift nationwide
Transportation Clerk for the North Central and Missouri Railway joins United Fruit Company in Puerto Cortes British Honduras. Jerry Corcoran leaves the Pere Marquette to join General Superintendent J. A. Gordon's staff. Promotions occur across Illinois Central lines Chicago and St. Louis carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C., T. & M. Railway
Frisco
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortes
British Honduras
Jerry Corcoran
Dayton
Pere Marquette
J. A. Gordon
P. M. Gotch
Indiana
Illinois
W. B. Patterson
Monon
W. BE. Lawson
D. C. McNiff
A. S Grieg
St. Loui & San Francisco Railroad
Alex Robertson
Western Maryland
B. F. Bush
Missouri Pacific System
Robertson
St. Louis
Finley J. Shepard
Helen Gould
New York City
Wisconsin Commission Orders Express Rate Cuts Across State
The Wisconsin Commission sets new express rates aligned with Interstate norms by June 9. The overhaul reduces average charges about 2 percent and lowers costs for small packages while larger shipments see minor changes. The graduate scale shifts to mileage based 50 cent minimum with stepped increases, producing sharper cuts on small consignments and steadier large-package pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Commission
Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
National Commission
Ry Express
Wisconsin
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association
Walter Drew
Madison
Wis
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Expo Companies
Wisconsin Commission of Express Rates
Interstate
Commerce Commission
United States
Jackson Elected President of C and E I Railroad
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company elected W. J. Jackson as president at the adjourned stockholders meeting. A.F. W. Allen was the only director re-elected. other directors were new. Of 182,878 shares, 163,422 voted by proxy or otherwise. Alvin W. Kersch named vice president with Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
Frisco
Acs
Iago & Eastern Illinois
A.F. W. Allen
Ting
W. J.jackson
Alvin W. Kersch
Former baseball pitcher rises to top rail spur role
Theodore O Sechrest once a crackyback pitcher has shifted from the diamond to railroad service. He joined the mechanical department of the railway and has been promoted to General Mechanical Inspector for the Louisville Nashville line with headquarters in Louisville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore O. Sechrest
N. O. & T. P. Railway
Southern
Kentucky
Snville & Nashville
Ake
Doc
Touiewl & Nashville
Louisville
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Meet in Washington
The 100 delegates from every state attended the twenty sixth annual convention in Washington. They met President Wilson at Ling House yesterday afternoon then moved to Glen Echo Park for an overflow session. The convention will run twenty eight days. Executive Committee members are W A Cahron A E Johnson and W P Borland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Wilson
Ling House
Glen Echo Park
W. A. Cahron
A. E. Johnson
W. P. Borland
Frisco Lines Agencies to Remain Under New Administration
Chief Traffic Officer W B Biddle writes that general district division and commercial agencies including freight and passenger will continue as at present until further notice. Joint agencies will communicate with the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad for instructions on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Biddle
Frisco
Winfield
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
St. Louis
San Francisco
Package Car Increase Mentioned by Fortney Official
C. D. Fortney, commercial agent, is cited in connection with an increase related to package cars. Details are sparse in the fragment but imply a regulatory or policy adjustment impacting conveyance services.
Freight Service Expansion By Chicago & Alton Line
Soliciting freight agent C. J. Davoran reports growing package car service between Cincinnati and Kansas City. Added motive power engines speed freight, with Cincinnati to Kansas City daily service praised by shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Davoran
Chicago & Alton
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Alton
Railroad workers receive Courtesy book for public dealings
Local Pennsylvania Railroad employees were issued a Courtesy book with guidance on dealing with the public. Union Pacific Chicago offices are housed in the Grand Pacific Hotel as part of plans for the American Association of Railway Master Mechanics annual convention in Atlantic City. A comprehensive report on the railroad details movement and abatement measures. Santa Fe total car movement last week of May was 27,161, up 1,882 from prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Pacific Chicago
Grand Pacific Hotel
Atlantic City
American Association of Railway
Santa Fe
Grand Trunk Officials Indicted in Columbus Case
A United States Grand Jury in Columbus returned twenty indictments against the Grand Trunk Western Railroad Company charging illegal freight rate concessions between Newark Ohio and Battle Creek Michigan. Each violation carries a minimum fine of $1,000 and up to $20,000 total. The case concerns transporting coal from Belmont County mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
June
United States Grand Jury
Grand Trunk Western Railroad Company
Newark
Battle Creek
Mich
Grand Jury
Belmont County
Powers speaks out on persecution of Kentucky Democrats
Rep. Caleb Powers proclaims his Rivers and Harbors Committee seat a rebuke to Kentucky Democrats who fought his appointment. He claims they pursued his judicial murder years ago and hounded him through eight years of persecution, yet the House and Democratic caucus upheld his placement on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial 8
Tribune Bureau
Munsey Building
Washington
Caleb Powers
Rivers and Harbors
Ways and Means
House
Congress
Kentucky
Powers
Democratic Ways and Means Committee
Democratic House of Representatives
Ultimatum Carriers Reinstated on Jobs
The Arbitration Commission settled the street car strike by reinstating three men Fred Kirbert Cormican and Frank Honsinger both Kirbert and Honsinger helped deliver the ultimatum to W Kesley Schoepf and were dismissed the same afternoon they delivered the document Honsinger a motorman was active in the strike eight more will face the board today for trial of their cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Commission
Fred Kirbert
Cormican
Frank Honsinger
Kirbert
Honsinge
W. Kesley Schoepf
Honsinger
Baccalaureate Sermon At Cincinnati University 1913
The Baccalaureate address for the University of Cincinnati graduating class of 1913 will be delivered by President Charles W. Dabney on Sunday at 11 o clock in McMicken Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Charles W. Dabney
McMicken Hall
Will of Maggie Hayden Probate Yields Church Window Bequest
Maggie Hayden will probated in County Court leaves 1600 for a window at the new cathedral. Ellen McKean of Newport named executrix and to receive 300 in trust for burial ground expenses. Annie and Maggie Crumley get 100 each along with nephews. Several small bequests to friends and relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Hayden
Wes
Ellen McKean
Newport
Annie
Maggie Crumley
Police hunt for Jesse Martin in fatal Bana Vista shooting
Police seek Jesse Martin in the early yesterday morning shooting of Emma Bannion at Bana Vista Ace. A dispute led to Martin firing a shot that mortally wounded Bannion in the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Martin
Emma Bannion
Bana Vista Ace
Martin
Paterson Silk Workers Convicted for Unlawful Assembly
Thirty eight silk mill pickets in Paterson were found guilty of unlawful assembly after a strike disturbance on April 25. Each faces one to three years in prison or a fine up to 500 dollars, with several acquittals also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Industrial Workers of the World
Klewert
Hannah Silverman
William D. Haywood
Dexter & Lambert Mil
IGE Wagon Men Organize Union in Gosmopolitan Hall
The ice men and helpers met at Gosmopolitan Hall with about 250 there for the first gathering. L. T. McArthur of Indianapolis organized them with other crafts and Frank L. Rist of the A F L urged union benefits. A second meeting is set for Monday as McArthur plans to present a charter and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosmopolitan Hall
Indianapolis
Frank L. Rist
A. F. of
Henry Ott
McArthur
Striking Lathers Leave City Over Wage Fight
Edward Lane of the Iron Lathers reports all on strike workers have departed for other fields. An order for twenty men elsewhere arrived yesterday, but local supply is blocked by demand. Lane says members can find work with higher wages outside the city. fathers have been striking for weeks seeking higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lane
Iron Lathers
Con
Lane
Oklahoma City Ad Men Tour Industrial Highlights
The Oklahoma City Adversisers' Club hosts a visit by Cincinnati Advertisers' Club members as part of a national meeting itinerary. About thirty delegates toured key industrial areas aboard a palace streetcar, praising the commission form of government and city improvements. A tea and additional hospitality follow with Waterloo Town Criers Club arriving later for the national gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Oklahoma City
Business Men's Club
Waterloo ‘Town Criers
Advertisers
Personal Mention and Local Incident Notes
Edward 8 Jones a former Mobile newspaper man left town after a brief stay to pursue an invention recently patented. Major Normoyle of the United States Army praised Dr Landis for flood relief efforts in a letter to Health Officer Landis. Edgar Friedlander Baker's Court broker arrived with a broken left wrist after a fall while boarding a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Jones
Mobile
Ala
Jones
Landis
Normoyle
United States Army
Edgar Friedlander
Baker's Court
Friedlander
Divorce filing in Kenton Circuit Court this week
Sulit filed for divorce yesterday in Kenton Circuit Court against Mamie Kelly. The petition names Ben Beidenhorn Jr. as guardian ad litem for the visitation matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulit Waa
Kenton
Joh Kelley
Mamie Kelley
Ehe Aba
Ben Beidenhorn, Jr
Visiatitt
Poisoned Dogs Wipe Out Captain Williams Kennel
Five prize winning dogs at Captain Taylor Williams’s Newport kennel died after eating meat laced with strychnine. The animals named Rose of River View Bessie T Prince and Boy suffered agony before dying. Investigators found poison in yard meat and Campbell County authorities vow to pursue the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Rose of
River View
Bessie T
Prince
Captain Williams
Alexandria Pike
Newport
Tobe
Rose
Iliams
Williams
Baesste T
Campbell County
Covington Man Ends Life Amid Abuse Charge
Vessing a farmer of Piner Kentucky near Covington killed himself with a rifle shot at his home early yesterday. He had faced an abuse charge after threats to kill his wife prompted a warrant and bond set at 500 dollars. The coroner ruled death a suicide and neighbors discovered the body with a rifle nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vessing
Piner
Covington
Carpenter
Wise
Pendleton County
Squire Williams
Independence
School Board Increases Salaries And Plans Bond Issue
The local school board voted to raise elementary and high school teachers' pay by 50 dollars annually after Superintendent Sluss urged the increase. The board also considers raising principals' salaries next meeting and re-elected Sluss for two years. A bond issue of 150000 dollars for a new high school building was approved in principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School ‘Trustees
Siuss
Sluss
Lutie Keckley
Edw. Pflueger
Morgan
Edward Pflueger
Pflueger
First National Bank
Mystery Grand Jury Subpoenas City Officials
Summonses issued for Mayor August Helmbold and commissioners Morridge Elmer and Ebert to appear before the grand jury in the case Commonwealth vs John Doe. The identity of John Doe and the exact questions remain unknown as officials are silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Helmbold
Morridge, Elmer and
Ebert
Commonwealth
John Doe
Merry
Grand Jury
Minor Charged With False Swearing After Grand Jury Indictment
Campbell County Grand Jury indicts Frank Minor on false swearing charges alleging he denied knowledge of Edward Eppler or Kettles whereabouts. Judge Yungblut issues bench warrant. Minor apprehended at Ninth and Brighton and jailed on $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Frank
Dad
Freda Gill
Yungblut
Minor
Sherran
al Brumfield
Ninth
Brighton
Porter is Dismissed After 1911 Shooting Case
Charles Mullins was shot by Porter after an argument at Twentieth and Madison on April 5, 1911. Porter was dismissed yesterday by Judge Tracy amid a sensational case with Ben cries 3 charged with the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eof
Charles Mullins
Twentieth and
Madison Avenue
Tracy
Mullins
Porter
Ben Cries 3
Elizabeth Erb to George Welch Property Transfer Note
Fragmentary text shows an transfer between Elizabeth Erb and George Welch involving a lot. A second fragment references Mader transferring to Katherin Mader, another lot. Details of parcels, locations, and dates are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Erb
George Welch
Lot
Aw Bop
Neccee Tee Manson
Kenton County Bar Association Holds Annual Frolic at Heidelberg
The Kenton County Bar Association plans a Saturday outing at Heidelberg. Judges Tracy and Harbeson are scheduled to play baseball, and lawyers anticipate a boisterous dinner with all the usual trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Bar Association
Heidelberg
Tracy
Harbeson
Scales Promoted to Chief Game Warden in Three Counties
Charles W. Scales is promoted to chief game warden of Kenton Campbell and Boone counties. The deputy warden has led successful efforts over the past year earning the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Scales
Kenton
Campbell
City to Remove Obstructive Sidewalk Steps
City commissioners will act to remove steps that extend over sidewalks. Officials say protruding steps endanger traffic and ordinances ordering removal will be passed.
Socialists Name Ticket At Newport Convention
Socialists of Newport held a convention where a complete ticket for the coming election was named. The party will present a full slate in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialists
Newport
Covington Industrial Club Organizes Land and Improvement Co
At a Covington Industrial Club meeting the Industrial Land and Improvement Company is formed with capital stock of 0,000 and $20,000 already subscribed. The firm aims to attract more industries, build small facilities, and improve switching for Covington, governed by a seven member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Industrial Club
Industrial Land and Improvement Company
Covington
Burglars Frightened Away From Park Avenue Home
Early yesterday morning burglars tried to enter the home of 8 W. Stanage at 641 Park Avenue. The prowlers’ noise drew Officer Conlan’s attention and they were frightened away before breaking in.
Grand jury to continue probe of alleged murder case
Further investigation into the alleged murder of Louis Gill will be conducted today by the grand jury. Summons were issued for Civil Service Commission members and several newspaper men. It is expected the inquiry may bring sensational disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gill
Grand Jury
Civil Service Commission
Nen
Firebugs Suspected After Series of Small Fires
Fire Chief Lemker with local police chase leads on several recent blazes that bear incendiary marks. Two fires on Elm Street and a minor blaze at a frame building near Elm Street’s foot are suspected as incendiary in origin. Waste paper scattered at St Patrick's School suggests arsonist activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemker
Loral Police
Elm Street
St.Patrick’s School
Prisoner Detained Over Worthless Check in Covington Jail
A inmate registered as Detroit Rum was jailed in Covington yesterday for safekeeping. Officer W Logan Wood from Danville Kentucky placed Rum in custody where he is said to be sought for passing a worthless check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Covington
W. Logan Wood
Danville
Schrichte Named Beneficiary in Alphonso Schrichte Will
Clara F Schrichte was named beneficiary of the will of Alphonso F Schrichte former letter carrier. The filing appeared in County Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara F. Schrichte
Alphonso F. Schrichte
Body found near De Coursey station unidentified
The body of an unidentified African American man, badly decomposed, was found in a ditch near De Coursey station yesterday afternoon by L. and N. Railroad workers. Coroner Wise ordered burial at the scene. cause of death could not be determined and identity remained unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decoursey Station
L. & N. Railroad
Wise
Averdick Endorsed for Medical Referee by Senator James
Washington June 5. Senator James endorses Dr Averdick of Covington for medical referee at the Bureau of Pensions. Commissioner Saltzgaber expected to approve Averdick soon, after which the nomination goes to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Bureau of Pensions
James
Averdick of
Covington
Bureau
Saltzgaber
Averdick
Senate
Industrial Club Visit to Railroad Commissioners in Frankfort
Covington Industrial Club members met State Railroad Commissioners in Frankfort Kentucky and urged a new depot for the city. The commissioners heard testimony and no detail of the current depot was overlooked by local representatives. Attorneys Gallin for the L and O and Jewett for the L and N attended to represent their interests. Plans are expected to be formulated immediately for a new depot at Pike and Russell streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Robbery Strikes Third Church Box Theft in series
Police were told yesterday of a third robbery of a church contribution box. A thief entered a cathedral in the morning and looted the box. Investigators believe the same man also robbed Holy Cross Church and St Benedictus Church a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Crogs
St. Benedictus Church
Lawn fete of Humane Society promises grand affair
Elaborate arrangements are under way for the Humane Society lawn fete to be held Saturday night on the Mackay property at Ninth and Madison. The Gate Reception Committee includes H A Schroetter Mrs F M Manser Mrs John Hoffman Miss Lida Fant and Mrs J B Cassidy. Programs feature candy lemonade fortune tellers and flower tables with numerous volunteers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Mackay
Ninth and
Madison Avenue
H. A. Schroetter
F. M. Manser
John Hoffman
Lida Fant
J. 8. Cassidy
Fannie Manser
Fannie Manser Beech Kate Ama Mra
Pearce Johnson
Caer
May Daisy
Elizabeth
Nancy Steffen
Ida M. Stoughton
P. Fairchild
A. E. Stricklett
C. B. Edwards
Stricklett
Theme
A. Rose
Charles Mahi
Latelion
Clarence Wilson
Daisy Fairhead
Frank van Winkle
F. A. Hilker
Ralph Trimble
Clean-Up Day Proclaimed for June 10 by Mayor Philipps
Mayor Philipps proclaims June 10 as a regular clean-up day. Alleys back yards and lots will berenovated with waste hauled away by Superintendent Joseph Huesman and teams using ample wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipps
Joseph Huesman
Covington Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Records
A list of individuals receiving marriage licenses in Covington during late February shows George F. Brooms of Cleveland and Lottie May Sparks of Vanceburg Ky, along with Carl Strawn of Newport and Rose Mullen of Covington, among others. The record includes Carl Welber and Elizabeth Keitz of Covington with a date noted as 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Brooms
Cleveland, Dy
Oscrene
Lottie May Sparks
Vanceburg
Asensee
Carl Strawn
S - Newport
Matrons Card Club Hosts Spring Social in Ft Mitchell
Miss Margaret Kirtley organized a Matrons Card Club gathering at her Ft Mitchell home with spring flower decor. Prizes went to Mrs. W. B. Carpenter and several others, as future hostess Mrs. Herbert Jackson planned next week. A separate five hundred party honored bride elect Miss Laura Byer in Newport with pink and green florals and notable attendees. Mr. Lynch departed for Baltimore for a month to visit his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kirtley
Ft. Mitchell
James Ernst
Kirtley
W. B. Carpenter
Ole Howard
Frances Queen Wilshire
Will Corry
Howard Gayle
Robert Kroger
Mary Queen
George Fox
Ida Victor Foster
Littleford
Frank van Winkle
Lizzie Robertson
Louis DeBus
Edward Golatti
C. C. Chase
Herbert Jackson
Joseph Creaghead
Mary Sandford
Nell Sandford
Lottie Kennedy
Arthur Hubbard
Frank_ Tracey
Defoe Wilson
Byer
J. B. Fitch
Nellie Fitch
Helen Fugate
Chiles
A. Thurston
Milton’ Tudor
Charles Voige
Louie Williams
Windon Pope
Brown ’ Cage
Will Fleming
William Mitthoefer
East Walnut H
R. Lynch
Baltimore
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Westinghouse
President Stevens
Hocking Valley
W. J. Jackson
Doe” Sechrest
President Wilson
C. D. Fortney
Transportation Topics
Grand Trunk
Pany
Gunnser
IGE
Oklahoma
Far Western Club
John Keiley
Capt. Williams
Ners
Taylor Williams
F. J.vessing
Chool Board
Ed Eppler
Charles Mulling
Newport Rea Estate
Homer
Bumgarner
Cedarville
Olive
Cedarville, O
James GruVein
Cincinnati, O
Consetto Gerono
Socialists Frame
Louis Meyer
Fourth Street
O'Brien
Municipal Board
Oho
Negro
Averdick Indorsed
Industrial Club
of Humane Society
Kentucky Society
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