Obituary notices list several local deaths and funeral details
The page records multiple death notices with names Allan Charles E Brueggemann Deborah Dee Goode Lucy Margaret Moeller Frank C Jr McKnight Martin Van Buren Weighell Evans Chase Womacks Catherine Walburg. Each entry provides birth or age, death time, residence, funeral date and time, and burial or church details for Cheviot Hyde Park Mt. Adams Evanston and Madisonville areas.
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Brueggemann
Elizabeth Brueggemann
Peters
Line Avenue
Hyde Park
Dee
Deborah
John Anderson
Broadway
St. Xavier’s Church
Goode
Lucy Margaret
Ellen
B. P. Goode
Springfield Avenue
Wyoming
Moeller
Frank C., Jr
Frank H
Mary Moeller
Tenbrink
Elgin Place
Mt. Adams
Immaculata Church
Mary E
Lingo
Benjamin J. McKnight
Frankie M. Schopper
Ohio Avenue
Weighell
Martin van Buren
Wamacks—Evans Chase
Philipena Womacks
Liebsmann
Evanston
St. Mark's Church
J. E. Lietmeyer
Hughes Opears But to Silent on Candidacy
Justice Charles E. Hughes addressed National Cathedral School graduates on June 5 delivering a patriotic speech beside the awarding of a flag to the top student. He urged America first, unity, and responsibility across generations while praising intelligence and discipline. Senator Martin of Virginia attended.
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Hughes
Washington
National Cathedral
Charles E. Hughes
America
Justice Hughes
Catherine Hughes
Senator Martin
Virginia
Lodge Perkins Confab Sparks GOP Progressives Speculation
In Chicago on June 5 Senator Lodge met with George W. Perkins at Progressive headquarters to discuss convention plans and a uniteable candidate. The talks aimed to avert a third party ticket with Theodore Roosevelt associates nearby. no agreement reached yet.
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Chicago
Lodge
Senator Weeks
George W. Perkins
Progressive
Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
George von L. Meyer
William Loeb, Jr
Dixon
Montana
O. L. Straus
Hughes
Supreme Court
Lodge-Perkins
Massachusetts
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Funeral notices and lodge gathering for deceased brothers
Eagles assemble at the late residence of Louis Schorr 14 East MecMicken av Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Yeatman Lodge No 162 F and A M members meet at Yeatman Temple Tuesday June 6 at 1 p.m. to attend the funeral of Evan C Womacks at his residence 3799 Oakley av at 2 p.m. Members urged to attend. M L Peterson W M Louis Grear Worthy President Louis Boremann Secretary
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Eagles
Louis Schorr
East MecMicken Av
Louis Grear
Louis Broermann
Secy
Yeatman Lodge
A. M
Yeatman Temple
Evan C. Womacks
Oakley Av
M. L. Peterson
W. M
Grand jury urged to probe gambling in county
Circuit Judge Otto Wolff urged the Newport grand jury to investigate gambling in various county areas. Commonwealth Attorney Lawrence Diskin pledged support, and the panel headed by George Kruse heard from Walter Creighton before adjourning to reconvene. Fourteen cases were set for today and tomorrow.
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Otto Wolff
Campbell County
Wolff
Creighton
Diskin
Outhouse Fall Injures Newport Woman
Mrs. Edward Thomas of Terrace avenue Newport Ky was severely injured when an outhouse floor collapsed trapping her in a pit. Rescue proved difficult as husband and neighbors freed her.
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Edward Thomas
Terrace Avenue
Dayton
Academy of Notre Dame of Providence
St. Ann's Convent
Melbourne
Ft. Thomas
River Road
Newport Driver Fined 50 for Speeding in City
Robert Wetzel a 28 year old son of a Newport grocer was fined the limit of 50 dollars by Police Judge Buten after Mayor Livingston swore Wetzel operated his father's car at about forty miles an hour at Fifth and York streets. The judge warned that every offender would receive the same fine as the city seeks to stop using streets as a speedway.
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Robert Wetzel
Newport
Buten
Wetzel
Livingston
Fifth
York Streets
Ft. Thomas to grant franchise for interurban railway
Attorney Aubrey Barbour presented an ordinance to the Ft. Thomas Board of Trustees granting Newport and Alexandria Interurban Railway Company a franchise over streets in Ft. Thomas and along the Alexandria pike toward St. Stephen's Cemetery. The measure was sent to the Law Committee for action at the next meeting. Saloon licenses were renewed and utility work proposed on Taylor avenue and Hillsboro subdivision. Bus driver William Thompson was arrested for traffic violation and fined $5 and costs.
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Aubrey Barbour
Newport
Ft. Thomas Board of Trustees
Newport and
Taylor Avenue
Hillsboro
William Thompson
Cook
Miller
Campbell County Continues Road Improvement Program
The Campbell County Fiscal Court, led by County Judge Edward Boltz, advances the road rehabilitation effort. Engineer Ernest Ratliffe will advertise for bids to reconstruct the old State road from Alexandria to Claryville. bids for Burns road and the Alexandria to Flage Springs road were received. All bids, including for a new steam roller, were sent to the Roads and Bridges Committee.
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Campbell County
Edward Boltz
Ernest Ratliffe
Alexandria
Claryville
Burns Road
Flage Springs
Committee On
Hearing On Hippodrome Safety Violations Continued
The Hippodrome Theater and Amusement Company case, charged with a public safety order violation, was heard in Police Judge Buten’s court. Assistant City Solicitor Louis Reuscher testified that May 30 crowds caused several women to faint and nearly sparked a panic. a continuance was granted to today.
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Hippodrome Theater and Amusement Company
Buten
Louis Reuscher
Reuscher
Newport meat dealer facing license charge in court
John Hahn of Newport appeared before Police Judge Buten yesterday charged with selling meat without a license. Attorney T. Baker argued the Kentucky Appellate Court recently ruled Newport lacked authority to ban wagon meat sales. Judge Buten took the case under advisement.
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John Hahn
Newport
Butenesterday
T. Baker
Kentucky Appellate Court
Buten
City Orders Cement Curbs Gutters On Several Streets
Council last night ordered cement curbs and gutters on various city streets. The oiling of Dayton streets was sent to the Committee of the Whole. Terrace Avenue and Tenth Street residents must lay cement sidewalks. Notice warns that those failing to renew business licenses will be arrested.
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Dayton
Terrace Avenue
Tenth Street
Newport Real Estate Transfers and Auctions Noted
Chester T. Davis trustee for E. E. Con ley sells 35 feet on Walnut Street Bellevue to George Keller. Master Commissioner John Barton to Phoenix Loan and Building region, lot on Central Avenue. A Lockwood to Hannah Line, lot Green Ward VOMIG 0606. Barton to John Murphy, lot on German Street.
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Chester T. Davis
E. E. Conley
George Keller
Walnut Street
Bellevue
John Barton
Phoenix Loan and Building Region
Central Avenue
A. Lockwood
Hannah Line
Barton
John Murphy
German Street
Covington Lowers Fire Insurance Rates Effort
The Covington Industrial Club seeks to cut fire insurance costs after a State Underwriters' Association report shows Covington with the second lowest fire losses in the state. Yearly loss is under 25 cents per capita, credited to modern fire-fighting equipment since a new city government form. Former Finance Commissioner Harry Percival will study the possibility of rate reductions and report back to the board.
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Industrial Club
Covington
State Underwriters’ Association
Harry Percival
Percival
Board of Directors
PUPILS TO ENTERTAIN AT St Walburg Academy Recital
The students of St Walburg Academy Covington East Twelfth street present a concert Thursday night at the school auditorium. Performances include piano solos by M Woltermann and G Feldkamp, violin pieces by M Holters and G Wordeman, and ensemble numbers such as Sunset in Arcady and King of the Carnival with a full cast listed.
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St. Walburg Academy
Twelfth Street
Covington
Nellie Claghorn
M. Felman
Grace Claghorn
Droeze
Isabel Claghorn
Lubbe
Constance
A. Herzog Ries
Lubbs
Sita
A. Aufderbecke
Worthington
Apebonde
H. Kruse
Fanchette
H. Rickling Mual
St. Gram
Louis Meyer M. Holters
M. Lakas
M. ’ Maloney
H. Engelmann
M. Howell
A. Seiler
L. Haskemp
H. Wolter
W. Lubbe
Égeecine Otto Merts
A. Deye
M. Frisch
Schroeder
J. Beringhaus
Scvedsers
Macey
M. Holters
G. Gegner
W. “King of the
A. Massman
Betsy
A. Wigbels
Marie
Clara Meredith EL
Shad M. Herzog
L. Schroeder
Sakvateund
Een H. Brungs
A. Akotter
Engelmann Goldfishes Co
Heins
H. Heldemann
L. Becker
M. Maas
D. Willenbrink
Apa
M. Aufmwasser
L. Scheuerman
E. Joseph
R. Santel
Heloise
Rose Zachare E. Scheper
E. Finn
Cc. Alaacremeer A. Weber
Gerbel R. Mohr
D. Brell
BE. Voskund Lubbe
Stuntebeck
Quiet Covington double wedding halted by deputy sheriff
In Covington City Hall yesterday a planned double wedding was interrupted when Deputy Sheriff William Booth detained the underage couple Verne Agnew 18 and Thomas Compton 19. Verne is said to be a ward of the court and 16 per probation records. The second couple Marshall Agnew 21 and Elsie Gunsford 18 married with consent from Elsie’s mother Etta Lunsford Warner.
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Covington
Jimmy’’ Blick
J. A. Coakley
Hamilton, C
Verne Agnew
William Booth
Dillon
Thomas Compton
Hamilton
Booth
Sheriff's Office
Marshall Agnew
Vernle
Elsie Q Gunsford
Kentucky
Etta Warner
Lunsford
Read
Coakley
Covington Notes Involving Incorporation, Appointments, and Local Events
Articles of incorporation issued to Annex Social Club with Mike Fallon Harry J Meyers and Albert Reimer as incorporators. Milby Hutchens named administratrix of Maria Hutchens estate. Building permits issued for J J Cronin brick dwelling at Eighteenth and Garrard and for J Staggenberg brick residence at 301 West Nineteenth. W W Pope injured falling from C and O Bridge and admitted to Spears Hospital. Wilford Thompson reported missing from Thirteenth and Rickey. Civil Service exam for elevator operator in Covington Federal Building pays $600 yearly. Dr J E W Bowen of Atlanta to speak at Lincoln Grant High School graduation June 14.
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Annex
Dillon
Mike Fallon
Harry J. Meyers
Albert Reimer
Milby Hutchens
Maria Hutchens
Kenton County Court
J. J. Cronin
Eighteenth and Garrard Avenue
J. Staggenberg
West
Nineteenth Street
W. W. Pope
Forrest Avenue
Maysville
Spears Hospital
Wilford Thompson
Thirteenth
Rickey
United States Civil Service Commission
Covington Federal Building
J. E. W. Bowen
Atlanta, Ga
Lincoln-Grant High School
June Grand Jurors for Kenton County Drawn
Kenton County Grand Jury to be impanelled this morning in Judge Tracy's division of the Kenton Circuit Court. About twenty jail cases and bond cases will be reviewed. Jurors drawn include S A Scott Lawrence Hillier John Hanauer Charles Carpenter F Benning G C Ossenbeck R E Culbertson J G Schrichte GO F Linfoot Co W Carter B Brown A Frank W J Droege Daniel Malloney W H Bennett J L Cassidy George Hurd George Lemore H M Haller Charles Ehlman William Grimme Peter Tobler F A Hiller. Twelve jurors will be chosen from these names.
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Kenton County
Judge Tracy
Kenton
S. A. Scott
Lawrence Hillier
John Hanauer
Charles Carpenter
F. Benning
G. C. Ossenbeck
R. E. Culbertson
J. G. Schrichte
Automobile Club and Police Set to Enforce Speed Laws
Safety Commissioner Theodore Kluemper orders patrolmen to enforce traffic ordinances and arrest violators. Covington Automobile Club officials meet police to ensure strict enforcement and offer legal aid in prosecutions. The day force comprises fourteen patrolmen and motor officers.
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Theodore Kluemper
Weto
Covington Automobile Club
Kluemper
Sensible Fatimas Cigarettes Promoted in Ad Narrow Focus
An advertising copy touts Fatimas as sensible cigarettes that are cool and easy on the throat and tongue. The copy claims no harsh aftertaste or heady feeling and invites readers to prove how sensible a cigarette can be by choosing Fatimas.
City Street Safety Urges Emergency Action and Funds
A cycle cop argued that cycling patrols cannot monitor the whole city at once and urged immediate action. He claimed funds should be redirected to saving lives on the streets.
Bellevue Judge Named in Conspiracy Damage Suit
Mrs. Minnie Coffinbarger files in Campbell Circuit Court alleging conspiracy between Police Judge Adolph Klein of Bellevue William Tressler and her former husband John Coffinbarger. She claims June 4 warrant misuse kidnapping beating and unlawful arrest with $15000 damages sought. Horace Root represents.
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Adolph Klein
Bellevue
William Tressler
Minnie Coffinbarger
Berry Avenue
Campbell Circuit Court
Tressler
Klein
Coffinbarger
Horace Root
Kenton Circuit Court Dockets Include Assault Suit and Divorces
Oscar A. Lubish sues Stephen B. Rich for 10145 damages claiming an assault with a club at Piner High School where both once worked. Rich held to grand jury on $200 bond. Judge Harbeson oversees estate settlement in Gurney v Utz in Erlanger. Dreifus granted divorce from Ray H Dreifus for abandonment over a year. Judgment for Louis Fritz against Charles Gausepohl in Harbeson court for 150. Home Building Association case distribution order against Bessie and Lon Oder. Court of Appeals upholds Skillman Martin Printing Co. v Kentucky Fire Insurance Co. Stockholders face assessment to wind up cooperative policyholders. Mackey v Mackey files answers. Bank of Albany submits answer and counter claim challenging Kenton jurisdiction.
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Oscar A. Lubish
Stephen B. Rich
Piner High School
Read
Rich
Harbeson
W. L. Gurney
George S. Utz
Robert Baker
Erlanger
Nellie Priscila Dreifus
Ray H. Dreifus
St. Louis
Louis Fritz
Charles Gausepohl
Home Building Association
Bessie
Lon Oder
Court of Appeals
Kenton
Skillman-Martin Printing Company
Kentucky Fire Insurance Company
Mackey v .Mackey
Bank of Albany
Policyholders deny coverage and seek partial refunds
The waiving party denies being a policy holder when the action began and claims its policy was canceled on April 16, 1915, seeking $2.52 as the unearned portion of the premium. B. Stone of Franklin County makes a similar claim and requests dismissal of the case against him, noting his policy expired last February.
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B. Stone
Franklin County
Newport Public School Board Proposes High School Bond
The Newport Public School Commission heard a resolution to place a bond issue on the ballot for a new high school building. Action was postponed until a special meeting called by President Frickman. Benton re elected as legal adviser at 300 dollars for two years.
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Frank V. Benton
Newport Public School Commission
Frickman
Benton
W. P. King
W. R. Tetters
Grace B. Church
Hipp Theater
Cincinnati Zoo
Newport National Bank
Brandeis Takes Seat as New Associate Justice
Louis D Brandeis of Boston today took his seat as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court becoming the sixty second citizen to rise to that high distinction Chief Justice White administered the oath of allegiance to the country and the judicial oath was given by the clerk Brandeis was escorted to his seat on the bench and received congratulations from Justice Pitney His wife and daughter were present for the ceremony
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Supreme Court
White
Justice Pitney
Brandeis
Courtroom crowd fills aisle as officials occupy seats
The passage notes Alfred Brandeis of Louisville with Secretary of War Baker and Attorney General Gregory taking reserved seats. The room is crowded and, against custom, many attendees stand in the aisles.
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Alfred Brandeis
Louisville
Baker
Gregory
River traffic and river stage reports from Cincinnati area
The report notes the river at Cincinnati yesterday at 17.8 feet and falling with several towboat movements and crew changes. It lists departing boats to Huntington Chile Patriot Louisville and others, plus repairs, pilots, and new engine installations on the excursion rocket Ranger.
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Cincinnati
Greendale
Huntington
Chile
Catherine
City of
Louisville
Island Creek Fuel Company
Val P. Collins
W. Ca
Sekitan
Ohio
Harvey Brown
Arthur Walker
Rocket Ranger
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheelingy
W. Va
Zanesville
Parkersburg
Ww. Va
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
K'nawha Falls
Evansville
Ind
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Paducah
Johnsonville
Cairo
Union County Democrats Backing Wilson
Union County Democrats at a mass convention in Marysville on June 5 endorsed the Wilson administration and allied leaders Pomerone Harmon and Cox. A full slate was nominated including Representative Morelock, Auditor Rupright, Probate Judge Hartshorn, Recorder Mowrey, Sheriff Sloop, Commissioners Reely Sanders Kerner, Surveyor Burns, Prosecuting Attorney Fackler, Coroner Haliby, with several township and local posts represented.
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Marysville
Union County
Wilson
Pomerone
Harmon
Cox
Charles A. Morelock
Louis P. Rupright
Paris Township
John C. Hartshorn
L. Mowrey
Ostrander
William Sloop
Richwood
Frank
Senate adjournment prompt constitutional clash in Washington
The House challenged a Senate adjournment arguing it violated the rule that neither house may adjourn more than three days without the others consent. The Senate kept to Thursday noon after a Saturday recess, prompting leaders to call it a bad precedent and discuss a four day adjournment with House consent or a Senate session Wednesday if a quorum could be found.
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Washington
House
Senate
Mann
Garrett
Tennessee
Clark
Fire causes smoke at Gem Theater insulates wiring
Smoke filled the Gem Theater at 122 West Fifth Street when insulation on light wires in the cellar caught fire yesterday afternoon. Patrons remained in their seats through the performance despite the danger.
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Gem Theater
West Fifth Street
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