Barristers Play Annual Outing Baseball Tie at Old Heidelberg
Kenton County Bar Association members crossed the Licking for their spring frolic. A lengthy baseball game between teams led by John Richmond and Emil Rivard ended in a 35 to 35 tie per the umpire, with Richmond claiming victory. The day included bowling and an informal dinner after judges Tracy and Harbeson organized teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Bar Association
Licking
Old Heidelberg
John Richmond
Emil Rivard
C. A. J. Walker
Charley
Richmond
Walker
Tracy
Harbeson
G O P Delegation May Back Morrow for Governor Chair
The Republican County Convention will meet at Turner Hall Covington next Saturday at 1 PM to select delegates to the State Convention. Maurice Galvin will chair and Ben Weller will secretary. Kenton County likely will send a delegation instructed for Edwin Morrow for Governor to Lexington June 15. Morrow, nephew of the late Senator William Bradley, is a former U S District Attorney and resident of Desert Kentucky praised as an eloquent speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Pike Street
Covington
Maurice Galvin
Ben Weller
Edwin Morrow
Kenton County
Lexington
Morrow
William Bradley
Derset
Kentucky
Judge to empanel June grand jury on ten year mystery
Circuit Judge Charles Yungblut will empanel the June grand jury to probe the May 1905 murder of Minnie Speers Chase on a shanty boat near Brent Kentucky. Detectives Burnside and Howe in Huntington West Virginia were told by Mitchel Mullen he knows the killer and claim to have evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Yungblut
Minnie Speers
Chase
Brent
Huntington
W. Va
Burnside
Howe
Mitchel Mullen
Man Sentenced to Penitentiary After Guilty Plea
Mitchell Mullins arrested in Huntington West Virginia on grand larceny charge and brought to Newport. Before Judge Yungblut yesterday he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one to five years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Mullins
Huntington
W. Va
Newport
Yungblut
Newport Couple Secretly Wed Forgiven by Community
Announcement says Miss Katheryn Frank and Conrad Kaltenbach were secretly married Friday night at Taylor M. E. Church by Rev. T. W. Barker. They left for a picture show and returned to reveal the marriage, drawing parential forgiveness from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn
Bachman Leads Newport Turners at Northern Kentucky Gym Carnival
Prof Bachman of the Newport Turner Gym prepares finishing touches for a gymnastic carnival next Friday at Wiedemann Baseball Park. More than 500 Turners of all ages and both sexes will perform, promising an event surpassing any previous in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof Bachman
Newport Turner Gym
Wiedemann Baseball Park
Kentucky
Newport Health Officer Reports Drop in Contagious Disease
City Health Officer Dr John Todd announced only two contagious disease cases remain in Newport down from about twenty a month earlier. Sanitary Officer Davis and staff worked night and day with officials to eradicate the illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
John Todd
Newport
Todd
Davis
Juniors Rally in Alexandria Courthouse District Meeting
More than three hundred Juniors from Campbell and Kenton Counties gathered at the Alexandria Courthouse for a District Committee session. Speakers from Covington and Newport addressed the meeting as Garfield Council of Bellevue led a brass band march from parked cars to the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Kenton
Alexandria
Covington
Newport
Garfield Council of
Bellevue
Death by own action drowning noted in verdict
Coroner Riffe ruled Edward J. Bernheim 37 died by his own action from drowning. The body was found in the Ohio River at the foot of Philadelphia street and will be moved from Swetnam & Sons morgue to Cincinnati undertaker’s establishment for burial in United Jewish Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Bernheim
Ohio River
Philadelphia Street
Swetnam & Sons
Cincinnat
United Jewish Cemetery
Cincinnati
Riffe
Sidewalk bicycle ban leads to fines and injuries
Judge W. zu Hawkins Saturday fined John Schneider Jr five dollars and costs for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk under an ordinance banning vehicles on sidewalks. A Ludlow woman was made an invalid for life after being struck by a bicycle on a sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Zu. Hawkins
John Schneider, Jr
Ludlow
Bruner Opens Campaign for Senate Nomination in Kentucky
Republican candidate P Lexington announces campaign kickoff in Kentucky center. He supports county unit system and statewide prohibition, attacks party leaders as he cites National Platform Conventions slated for June 1. The report notes the convention date and Bruner’s stance.
Names and Residences Listed for Local Notices
The fragment lists individuals with residences and ages including Frank Miller from Cincinnati and Eva Keller, Charles Krepps of Columbus, Mamie Hagerty of Columbus, and George Young of Chicago. The text contains garbled extras and stray characters.
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Frank Miller
Cincinnati
Eva Keller
Charles ©. Krepps
Columbus, O
Mamie EF. Hagerty
Columbus,o
George J. Young
Chicago J
Tax collection at Latoonic Deposit Bank on June 15
Tax collectors announce to residents that mity taxes will be collected at the La ton ic Deposit Bank in two hours of the evening on Tuesday June 15 1915 from 7 to 9 o clock. Jos F Coyne treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mity
Latonic Deposit’ Bank
Jos
F. Coyne
Treas
Broad
Howell
Willow
William
Eighteenth
St. Louis
Lynn
Pike No
JOS. F. Coyne
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Newport Board and public notices in Newport area
Newport Board of Education to meet tomorrow evening at the High School Building. Knights of Pythias Picnic Committee to meet at 10 this morning in Myrtle Hall Covington. County Clerk Milius seeks return of election officer keys. Newport Court Tribe of Ben Hur to hold forces at Charles Son's home. Bellevue buggy accident injures contractor Danzenberg near Ft. Thomas. Funeral for Anna Lock Stone Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Evergreen Cemetery. Miss Bessie Houston narrowly escapes bullet near L N Railroad office. Coal bids for 2500 ton water works pumping station due by 11 a.m. June 10. Milius dining room open at Seventh and Columbia. Sons of German Pioneer outing June 6 Clifton Garden. Newport June taxes due at City Finance Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Education
Knights of Pythias
Myrtle Hall
Covington
Chris Milius
Newport Court
Ben Hur
Charlesson
Bellevue
Joseph Dauzenberg
West Twelfth Street
Ft. Thomas
Danzenberg
Anna Lock Stone
James K. Stone
Evergreen Cemetery
Evergreen
Bessie Houston
William McGill
L. & N. Railroad Company
Agt
WM. T. Hazelwood
Milius
Columbia
Sons of German Pioneer
Clifton Garden
Funeral notices and community events in Dayton
The funeral of Charles Thompson a retired letter carrier found dead at 611 O Fallon avenue is set for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Bellevue Lodge members meet June 6 at 10 15 a.m. at K of P Hall to join memorial services. Civic League and ward presidents meet Monday at 1 p.m. to select committees. Funeral for Mrs Joseph Drake 68 dies at her daughter’s home 625 Sixth avenue Monday 1 p.m. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Dayton high school juniors plan an outing for seniors at Mt Lookout Thursday evening. Commencement for Dayton High School on June 17.
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Charles Thompson
O’fallon Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Road Lodge
Dayton
K. of P
Hall
Bellevue Lodge
Civic League
Ward
Joseph Drake
Edna Secrest
Sixth Avenue
Spring Grove
Mt. Lookout
Dayton High School
Nixon Arrested for Breach of the Peace in Fort Thomas
Constable George Hoffman arrested R. Nixon yesterday on charges of breach of the peace for allegedly threatening bodily harm to J. R. Cummings. Nixon faces trial Monday night before Magistrate Ernest Brendes of Ft. Thomas. The Young People’s Society of the Christ Evangelical Church will meet Tuesday at 8 PM at the Forest Avenue church. Miss Anna Rose Skees and Miss Elizabeth Vaught returned from Brookville Kentucky where they attended the Highland district conference as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffman
R. Nixon
Nixon
J. R. Cummings
Ernest Brendes
Ft. Thomas
Young People’s Society of the Christ Evangelical Church
Forest Avenue
Anna Rose Skees
Linden Avenue
Elizabeth Vaught
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Brookville
Highland Methodist Church
Bellevue High School Commencement Set for June 16
Bellevue High School will hold commencement in the school auditorium on June 16. A memorial service for local lodges is planned at Presbyterian Church in the morning, followed by a Baptist picnic at the Zoo on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue High School
Calvary M. F. Church
Eee
Epworth Leag
Thomas J. Martin
Third Ward
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bellevue Lodge
Bond Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Sunday School
The
Zoo
Street Car Work Moves West Oak Street Paving Preparations
The street car company will erect a temporary track on West Oak street west of Adelia avenue during the paving of West Oak street with bithulithc brick and cement flag curbing. Crescent Council, D. of A., to host an ice cream special at Euclid and Latta avenues next Thursday evening.
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The
Street Car Company
West Oak Street
Adelia Avenue
Crescent Council, D. of A
Euclid and
Latta Avenues
Memorial Services For War Heroes At St Stephen Cemetery
William Nelson Post G A R and the Women's Relief Corps hold memorial services at St Stephen's Cemetery. Rev M J Leick of Corpus Christi Church Newport will deliver the oration. Parochial school children will decorate the graves of the dead heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson Post
Women’s Relief Corps
St. Stephen's Cemetery
M. J. Leick
Corpus Christi Church
Newport
Campbell County Orphan Homes Plan Auto Ride Event
Officials at Campbell County Orphan Homes organized an annual auto ride for the hundreds of children in their care next Wednesday. Car owners have been asked to assist to ensure the event stands out as a memorable day for the inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Officers Elected in Woman Teachers' Club at Carnegie Hall
The annual officers election at Carnegie Hall named Miss Dora Cummings as President and Miss Julia Kouniz as Vice President. Other posts went to Miss Hettie Ermert Recording Secretary Miss Ida McGinnis Cor responding Secretary Miss Katherine Reardon Financial Secretary and Miss Alice Runnels Treasurer. The retiring President Miss Edith Ven able was presented a token of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Teachers’ Club
Carnegie Hall
Dora Cummings
Julia Kouniz
Hettie Ermert
Ida McGinnis
Katherine Reardon
Alice Runnels
Edith N. Venable
Killarney
Covington High Alumni Board Plans Class Entertainment
The Covington High School Alumni Association board meets Friday night at the high school to arrange activities for the 52 graduates. Commencement exercises take place at the Public Library Auditorium on Tuesday June 16 with Dr P P Claxton the U S Commissioner of Education delivering the address. class day is set for June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington High School Alumni Association
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Norwood Alumni Association
Norwood High School
Stanley Matthews
Covington Arnett Seeks State Senate Seat After Hall Death
Hon L W Arnett announces Democratic nomination bid to fill the unexpired term of the late Walker C Hall. He previously withdrew when Hall was chosen, then earned two terms in the House and one in the Senate. Supporters cite his legislative record benefiting Covington and Kenton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cratic
Walker C. Hall
Hall
Arnett
House of Representatives
Senate
Covington
Kenton County
Covington Turners Visit Dayton Brothers Today
Sixty three Covington Turners depart by special car for Dayton Ohio to be hosted by the Gem City Turners. Deputy Sheriff George Schneider plans the trip for his forty seventh birthday away from home. Next Sunday the Turner Bears will hike from Covington to Crescent Springs as a practice for the young bears with Sheriff John Allison and Deputy Jimmy Blick in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
John Allison
Jimmy Blick
Allison
Jimmy
Schneider
Notary Denies Seeking Secretary of State Seat
Attorney Aubrey F. Adkins says he is not a candidate for Secretary of State and explains that his name appeared on a Progressive petition because he is a notary public. He notes his friend Dr. Charles Reynolds is the Progressive candidate. Reynolds, son of late Covington Postmaster O. A. Reynolds, was born and raised in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkins
Aubrey F. Adkins
Charles Reynolds
Frankfort
Kentucky
O. A. Reynolds
Covington
Covington Deaths Reported for Week Ending June 5 1915
Health Officer Dr J M O Maley released Covington mortality list for the week ending June 5 1915 naming deceased individuals including Michael McCourt 65 Augusta Gerhart 62 Mary B E Wehry 60 Mary Ann Bailey 60 Minnie Welling 60 and others aged 27 to 14 Lucille Cason 11 and Charles W Hillman 44 appear among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. O’maley
Covington
Michael McCourt
Augusta Gerhart
Mary BE. Wehry
Mary Ann Bailey
Minnie Welling
Mary E. Shadley
Bernard L. Murray
Charles W. Hillman
John N. Dwyer
William Hearn
Frank P. Maher
Ollie Schaefer
Frederick Back
Freeman H. Boyer
Lucille Cason
Covington Notes and Community Events Overview
Lydia Johnson qualified as admin istratrix of Leslie Johnsons estate in Kenton County Court. Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias planning annual outing setup. Mother of God Church children to hold outing at Diamond Star Grove with games and a ladies dinner. George W Jameson, 16, died at his parents home. funeral at St Marys Cathedral. Covington Womens Club to plan annual outing at Mrs Milton McLeans country home. Loyal Daughters Christian Church hold lawn fete at Ninth and Madison. Union picnic draws thousands at Diamond Star Grove with multiple churches participating. Edward H Gier injured, hospitalized at St Elizabeth. Frank Meyer reports burglars stole money. Louis Wagner Arnett announces candidacy for the Senate seat left by Walker Hall, opposing Judge Alfred Stricklett. Miss Augusta Gerhard, former teacher, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Kenton County Court
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mother of God Church
Diamond Star Grove
George W. Jameson
Ben Jameson
East Seventeenth Street
Covington
St. Mary's Cathedral
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral Notice and Political Speech in Covington
The Covington public schools death announced with funeral at the late home on West Ninth Street. A. O. Stanley, Democratic candidate for Kentucky governor, to speak at the Colonial Theater on Madison Avenue in Covington. City taxes due at the City Treasurer, with street assessments and late penalties. tax collection at Central Savings Bank June 2, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Stanley
Kentucky
Joseph H. Dressman
Covington Court Hears Personal Injury and Divorce Claims
Edward Armstrong files suit against Covington to recover a $100 doctor bill after a tree limb damaged his wagon and allegedly injured his child Georgia May on Madison avenue. A separate suit for child injuries against C E Quick ended with a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Armstrong
Covington
Georgia May
Madison Avenue
S. W. Adams
Jesse Callen
Marion Callen
C. E. Quick
Clarence
B. F. Graziani
Emery W. Cobb
Ella Cobb
Star Class in Norwood School Ready for High School Entrance
A large eighth grade class from Norwood School is pictured under Principal W. K. Housh. The ceremony marks their upcoming entry to high school next September. The day featured a Norwood Alumni vaudeville welcome, and Boy Scout Troop 1 opened its new headquarters with a full day of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
W. K. Housh
Houshb
Crouse Crowfoot
Thomas Graves
Raymond Kieswetter
Howard Mackay
Henry Denman
John Goldsmith
Lewis Erdman
Raymond Caldwell
Gordon Hattersley
Boy Scout Troop No. 1
Mayor Spiegel
Cincinnati
Easy
Engelhardt
Boy Scouts of
Elks Flag Day Program Set for June 14
The annual Flag Day celebration will be at 314 Monday night June 14. Chairman Lewis Applegate Sr. has secured fine musical talent. Frank M. Tracy will speak on the History of Our Flag. Local speakers and lodge officers will participate in the ceremonies. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Applegate, Sr
Frank M. Tracy
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Frolic
Turners’ Carnival
Republican
Latonia
NO Better Coffee Hill & CO
Newport Notes
Commissioner of Finance
Charles D. M’crea
Finance
Memorial Services
John O'Hara
Jaeawns
Ella Byron
Ban Eee Dellevue
Bfis
Richard Seidel
Magdaline Ankenbauer
Leroy Trebbey
Hamilton
Charlotte Merzer
Enee Hamilton
John Pocock
Officers
State Senate
Hon. L. W. Arnett
Holy Gross School
Covington Turners
Dayton Brothers
Covington Notes
Barro Iter Ie
Hse
Percales
Madras
Dresden
White
PE .U
Palm Beach
Voile
Linenette
Ratine
Kenton Circuit Court
Lewis White
Lloyd Weisenfelder
John Wilson
Ralph Woodmanses
Stanley Millar
Richard Crossett
William Smith
Frederick McClure
Lawrence Devanney
Donald Christie
Charles Steffens
Donald Tolger
Donald Gill
Roger Church
Clarence Kaiser
Clifford Probst
Carroll Pitcher
Harold Hoover
Willard Henninger
William Lehriner
Charlies Evans
Walter Runk
John Wolfe
Irene Schulz
Regina Sardi
Pauline Gammill
Ethel Weiss
Rebecca Orebaugh
Ruth Yerger
Mary Aileen Moosemiller
Della Hucke
Ber
Tha Stetter
Emma Connor
Mildred Foulk
Ruth McFarlan
Milred Strouse
Mary Giles Johnson
Rosa Brun
Ruth Hogg
Marian Walker
Virginia Drexilius
Victoria Drexilius
Lydia Bailey
Mabelle Morgan
Else Schule
Marian Tapley
Estelle Kirchner
Helen Estep
Hazel Moorman
Lillian Isler
Ethel Brunsman
Ruth Snead
Faye Blacker
Elm Avenue
West Norwood
Charles Dallman
Eagles
Dallman
Paterson & Paterson
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