Blackie Dan Wins Governor's Handicap in Thrilling Finish
A large Milldale crowd watched Blackie Dan from A I Kirby secure a photo finish victory over Bribed Water by a half length in the Governor's Handicap for three year olds and up at a mile. Regalo finished third a nose back. The race ran 1 38, with Blackie Dan paying 5 40 to win on a $2 straight bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milldale
Blackie Dan
A. I. Kirby Barn
L. Gentry
Bribed Water
Regalo
Gallagher Brothers
Dade
Broom Peddler
Blackie Daw
Gentry
Gamiye
Regala
Bon Jour
Legal
Clear
Lady Fair Play
Galla
Ures
Balarosa
Scratches and Officials Report in Seventh Race
Dancer beat Paula V in the first half before Sunflash moved forward and held on. Circulate tired late after three quarters with Chillum and Brandymo also fading. Paula V quit, Brownie Mo refused to break and trailed. Semper Stalwart and Rhymer scratched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Rosebud
Buford
Dodge
Green Jones
Sewell Combs
Dancer
Paula V
Sunflash
Chillum
Brandymo
Brownie Mowell
Semper Stalwart
Rhymer
Two-Horse and Three-Horse Bets Hit in Milldale Races
The second and third race winners formed a two-horse exacta paying 82.65 while the fifth through seventh races produced a three-horse trifecta paying 6.75. Jockey Lunsford rode Bok Jour and Dancer to two wins as Old Rosebud, an eight year old gelding, impressed with 118 pounds. Garrett D. Wilson, 69, Kentucky Racing Secretary, died at his Lexington home after a brief illness, leaving ties to breeders and Cincinnati friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett D. Wilson
Kentucky Association
Blue Grass
Lexington
Wilson
Cincinnati
Track times from a vintage racing program
An OCR readout lists numerous horse names with race times across multiple distances. Entries include One Mile Jazz Wickford rey Eagle Sun God pec Breebe Sands of Pleasure Three-fourths Mile Beagli Legotal Salute Stevenson Paul Connelly Tetley Nd.io Redilla V Starry Banner Nominee Discussion Mosrowa Ermits five-eighths mile Starkey Angon Sir Oliver Dandy Van Barenka R EI Pleasent¢en Yenghete Pindar Manokin Burgoyne Music Man Peccant One half Mile Docon James Foster Insp. Hughes Wat Huffaker Hindon Three-eighths Mile Truant Hidden Jewel Paula V Black Prince Candle Light histle Green rumpy Gibby Torchid Broom Sweep War God Looking Up Sister Susie One-quarter mile Lake's Pet W. L. Lewis Constantine Night Owl Tattella Cantilever Lady Sunshine Mary H. Antoinette Red Star David Craig Cerinus Harvest King Rellecilar Tim McGee Hendrie Marasmus Fl Mabeli Juge David Clintonville Brisk Tunetta Chesterfield Inquiry Pop Eyes Merrivale Liu Meme Dairyman Alulu Clandestinee Sterling Tattery Rufus Riley Rumnyvan Tom' Logan PeeSeae Dimitri Polroma Rhymer Spartan Boy Prince Teor Kinburn Rainbow Girl Doubting Thomas Sea Urchin Black Wing Arch Plotter Chisea Move On Dr. Samuels Tokay Make Tip Viva Cuba Timer Track fast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickford
Rey Eagle
Sun God
Pec
Breebe
Sands of Pleasure
Beagli
Legotal
Salute
Stevenson
Paul Connelly
Tetley
Nd.io
Redilla V
Starry Banner
Discussion
Mosrowa
Ermits
Starkey
Angon
Sir Oliver
Dandy van
Barenka
R. EI Pleasent¢en
M. Hynes
Yenghete
Pindar
Manokin
Burgoyne
Music Man
Peccant
Docon
James Foster
Insp. Hughes
Wat, Jr
Huck Williams
OM McWenna
Sennings Fark
Huffaker
Hindon
Paula V
Gibby
Sister Susie
Lake
W. L. Lewis
Wits
Wis
Jane Stahr
Alexander
Lind Rachelson Fe Ae
Garrison
Dimitri
Arch Plotter
Jackstraw
Horace Lerch
Okie
Scepter
Miss Bo
Springvale
Arrow Point
Pope Eyes
Jemimally
Dayton
Herald
R. B. Johnson
Hanovia
Grundy
Hendrie
Aurum
Leochares li
Bellevue
Harry l Denen
Este
Harry Burgoyne
Lively
Redland
Gypsy Queen
Crystal Day
Jack Hill
James Philistine
Rookery
Brynlimah
Sandman
Chick Barkley Atteee
T Cc. McDowell
Little Jtouett
Muff
Whitney Moore
Belmont Racecard Summary of Bets and Outcomes
Race by race betting lines show First Race Betinda 1 to 2 out out Second Race Stonewood 2 to 5 out out Third Race Poor Butterfly 16 to 5 even 2 to 5 Fourth Race George Starr 5 to 2 9 to 10 1 to 3 Fifth Race Minto II 9 to 10 1 to 4 out Sixth Race Bridesman 6 to 5 1 to 2 1 to 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewood
George Starr
Minto II
Horse Race Card Shows Multiple Stakes With Winners
A detailed listing of six races from a racing card notes purses of 1086.85 added for each event. Mace winning filly Bet havida in a 4 furlong dash. Grand National Steeplechase winner Melodrama with Wingold second. Poor Butterfly takes the claiming race with Daddy's Choice second. George Starr wins Baldwin Highweight Handicap. Imp Minto II leads the Dunton Handicap. Imp Bridesman captures maiden race ahead of Dolefus and War Rocket in the final event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Avida
Walls
Metcalf
Dame
Kelsey
Mos
Bibler
Merry Sinmer
Stonewood
Powers
Nicklaus
Wingold
Keating
Wooward
Poor Butterfly
Daddy'a Choice
Piedra
Stalker
Gala Dress
Alma B
George Starr
Loftus
Taplin
Buxton
Ima Frank
Dr. Johnson
Bill McClay
First Race Tale of Aerial Eleven
A list of race entries shows horses such as Aerial and Flying Orb in the first race with Salvestra Pafilade and Quietude in the second. Roi Craig appears in multiple races alongside Chasseur and Natural Pridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattle
Aerial
Flying Orb
Salvestra
Quietude
Roi Craig
Chasseur
Natural Pridge
Lucullite
Omar Khayyam
Polliater
Poacher
Bellringer
Lady Brighton
Nuddam
Latonia Winners Races Reported with Payouts
Winners listed for seven Latonia races with exact payouts. Happy Go Lucky paid 79.80 47.10 9.90 in race one. Martha Luckett earned 5.60 3.40 3.00 in race two. Bon Jour 7.50 3.00 3.20 in race three. Old Rosebud 2.60 2.40 2.10 in race four. Blackie Dan 6.40 3.80 2.50 in race five. Lackawanna 25.50 7.60 4.40 in race six. Dancer 6.20 4.80 3.30 in race seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Luckett
Lackawanna
Dancer
S. Westenholm
Busy Joe
L. Gentry
Impressive
Murray
Plaid Kilts
Rameau
Larry H
Nobleman
Caucambo
Dolly
Gordon Russell
Langhorne
H. Thurber
Alsace
J. Morys
Bright Gold
W. Warrington
Midia
Lady Transvall
Abbess
Mamie O
Lady Sweepy
Martha’ Luckett
Metropole Hotel
H. Lunsford
Legal
Mooney
Lady Fairplay
Dixie Carroll
Galli Curci
War Ldol
Sam- Reh
Balarosa
Pizarro
Carrie Moore
Dodge
Lively
Green Jones
Deckmate
Sewell Combs
Buford
Blackis Daw
Regale
Calvin
Hrnnette Jr
Grace
Tom Brooks
Sarasota
Huntemann
H. Wunstora
Sun Flash
H. Terke
Chillum
CR. Troise
Athena
Sam MecMeekin
Zim
Paula V
Brownie McDowell
Kilkenny Bandymo
Regressoran
Mutuels Agid
Opening Race Results Highlight In 6 Furlongs Showdown
Race card reports multiple events with earnings and times. Winners include Happy Go Lucky in race one and Martha Luckett in race two, with details on purses and mutuel payouts for each event and a field of horses, jockeys, and weights.
First Race Bringhurst Lady Rachel Arthur Middleton
In the card of seven races Bringhurst tops the field with Lady Rachel and Arthur Middleton listed for the first event. The lineup for each race names horses and riders or handlers as read from the program. Best Chance is Bringhurst in the overall betting notes.
Munger to Box Bowinkie at Elmwood Club
Ford Munger will fight Frankie Bowinkie in a eight round 140 pound bout at the Elmwood Club next Monday night. Munger has a reputation for hard work and power while Bowinkie is known for action and recent ring success. Dick O'Brien left town for Toledo to spar while Joe Bonds travels from New York to meet him on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munger
Bowinkie
Ford Munger
Hal Stewart
Muncie
Ind
Frankie Bowinkie
Elmwood Club
Frankie
Bowinkle
Dayton
Dick O'Brien
Emwood Club
Toledo
Jess Wilard
O’brien
Joe Bonds
Elmwood
New York
Baseball scores from yesterday's games
National League results show St Louis defeating Cincinnati 1 to 0 while New York and Pittsburgh played on wet grounds. American League action includes Washington 6 over St Louis 1 and Boston 2 over Detroit 1. Chicago 5 New York 1 and Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meceve Consvereese
Cincinnati Ceweveeeee
Brooklyn
Ewan Eenene
Chicago
Tadaboespesvvesense
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cesse Sensed
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati
New York-Pittsburg
American Association Standings Snapshot
Kansas City 6 9 Toledo 2 3 Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee 1 St. Paul 14 Columbus 1 Louisville Minneapolis rain affects schedule and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
National League Matchups Announced for Brooklyn Cincinnati
National League scheduling shows Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis as the teams set up key games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia
Sports brief lists four baseball matchups with teams St Louis Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago New York Detroit Boston on the slate.
Big Ten Matchups Lead Weekend Basketball Card
Cincinnati style not specified. Columbus faces St Paul. Toledo plays Kansas City. Indianapolis meets Milwaukee. Louisville challenged by Minneapolis in sets across four cities this weekend.
Remodeling Showcases At Mabley & Carew Company Planned
Plans by Dittoe Fahnestock Ferber complete remodeling of Mabley & Carew showcases with a new stucco residence for Dr Friedlander proposed on Camden Avenue Avondale. Bids for construction to close next week and a Cin Cincinnati Real Estate Board outing is set for June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabley & Carew Company
Dittoe
The
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Union Central
Gordon T. Beck
Transfers of property parcels with varied prices and taxes
A serialized list details numerous conveyances including Frank J. Burger to Louis Eliopulos for a 35 by 95 foot corner on Clark and Freeman at 12 500 with tax 12 50, and many other parcels in Cumminsville, Hyde Park, Reading, Norwood, and Madisonville. It records leaseholds, subdivisions, and notable transactions with tax amounts often at 50 cents per $500, noting entities such as The Textile Waterproofing Co and Uni Cigar Stores Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Burger
Louis G. Eliopulos
Clark Street
Freeman Avenue
Charles W. Lang
Luella M. Worth
Montgomery Pike
Montgomery
Elizabeth Hagmeier
Elizabeth Baumgartner
Georgia Avenue
Chase Street
Cumminsville
Henrietta Bohlander
John Bohlander
Elmore Street
Daniel ¢. Rebhun
L. C. Black
C. A. Isosworth
Main Street
Blymeyer
Walter S. Smith
Eli Guggenheim
Longworth Street
Plum
Central Avenue
Kate Carson
Avery J. Wolfe
Olivet
Woodbine Avenue
Alma A. Smith
William B. Harris
Frederick H. Harris
Pauline B. Ladder
Millsbrae
G. & T. Company
Lee E. Act
A. O Taylor
Joseph E. Brink
Frederick F. Constant
Glenway Avenue
Considine Avenue
Kenry W. McQuesten
Adler Underwear and Hosiery Manufacturing Company
Joseph A. James
Fairmount
John M. Lotz Et al
Joseph Lotz
Hopple Street
McMicken Avenue
Gilmore Street
Frances G. S&s. Walsh
Jacob Wath
Frances G
Welsh
Ledswood
Hyde Park
Herman H. Stappe
Samuel Shanks
Yost
Elmwood
Isabella R. Buckingham
Symmes Ship
Kate B. Maple
Maud R. Meyer
Symmes Township
Rebecca
Martin
Myrtle Mitch
Symmes Street
de Kalb Street
Annabel Myers
William R. Mink
Cliff Street
Ohio Avenue
Graham Street
Benjami B. Block
John D. Wachman
Hearne Avenue
Virinda Rauhauser
Center
Reeder
Riverside
Afelia Kern
Bernard
Anna Schepers
Pitts and
Jester
Regina Pergamever
Florence M. Hornback
Spring Street
Liberty Street
Albert A. DeArmond
Kenneth R
Lola’ G
Hughes
Euclid Land Association
Charles Nickels
Anna E
Carlos P. Long
Michigan Avenue
Edwards Heights
Mary .B. Sinnickson
Adele Streithorst
Robertson Avenue
Linden Avenue
Norwood
Louisa Renner
Michael Higgins
Tallant
Avondale
Martha de Courcy
Charles A. Hoefling, Jr
Lark ‘Street
Baymiller Street
Uni Cigar Stores Company
Gus
Petes Kurlas
Walnut Street
Floribel AV. Taylor
Beekman Street
Mary BE. la Boyteaux
Adam Hessler
Joseph Street
Mt. Healthy
Monty Wittberg
May Wittberg
Charles F
Clarence
Faber
Property transfers and mortgage filings in Cincinnati area records
Lists of property deeds transferring parcels on Santana Avenue Richmond Street and surrounding blocks with buyers and sellers including Goldie Miller Edith Lineback and Anna Tasch. Also mentions mortgages filed by Betty Parr Herman Greulich J Louis Eichhold and many others with various sums and property details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Parr
North Hyde Park Nl. & B. Co
Herman J. Greulich
Cincinnati RB. & T. Co
J. Louis Eichhold
Hamilton County Bank
Harry LaBoiteaux
Southern Ohio L. & Tr. Co
Harry J. Lehman
Fundamental Li. & B. Co
Samuel Shanks
Intervalley B. & I. A
William TR. Mink
H. D. Glascock
Bernard Schepers
Cumminsville L. & B. Co
Akenneth R. Hughes
Pleasant Ridge FB. & LL. Co
Anna E. Long
Charles Nickels
Albert H. Streithorst
Columbia B. & S&s. Co
Avery J
Henry di Gaetano
Hunt Street L. & B. Co
Wyatt T. Saunders
City Hall Il. & B. Co
Jesse A. Howell
Liston Avenue
B. & Ih Co
Edith M. Lineback
Flick
Clifton Heights
RB. Co
Josephine Henry
Louise A. Nolte
Central Fairmount B. & L. Co
Mary K. ‘Thessing
Germania RB. A
Michael Higgins
Daylight Saving Fight Shifts To Senate
Advocates of daylight saving repeal move their campaign from the House to the Senate and expect a rider on the agricultural appropriation bill to repeal daylight statutes. The Senate Agriculture Committee plans to report the bill and proceed, with repeal supporters hopeful for House acceptance through conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Socialist Leaders Indicted in May Day Riots
Cleveland June 5. County grand jury returns two indictments charging Socialist party leaders C. E. Ruthenberg Tom Clifford and Julius J Fried with assault to kill for their roles in the May Day riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
C. E. Ruthenberg
Socialist Party
Tom Clifford
Julius J. Fried
Briggs Wins Golf Match at Scioto Country Club
Templeton Briggs of Cincinnati defeated F Lin denburg of Columbus 3 up with 1 to play in the second round of the State golf tournament at Scioto Country Club Columbus June 5. Surviving the third round were W Groesbeck D Balch and R G Balch all of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Columbus
Templeton Briggs
Cincinnati
F. Lindenburg
Scioto Country Club
W. Groesbeck
D. Balch
R. G. Balch
D. V. Team to Play Andrews Steel at Newport Kentucky
The D. V. team meets Andrews Steel Saturday in Newport Kentucky. Manager Heitzler requests all D. V. players in uniform by 2 o clock. Mueller and Novak to form the battery for the Hutzler team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V
Andrews Steel
Newport
Heitzler
Mueller
Novak
Hutzler
Red Sox release catcher John Henry
Boston on June 5. Catcher John Henry was released unconditionally by the Boston club. Henry previously played for the Washington Americans and later for the Boston Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Sox
Henry
Boston
John Henry
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Boston Nationals
Covington Rejects Fourth of July Fireworks Ban Lift
Covington City Commissioners vote unanimously to retain the fireworks ban despite a Industrial Club push for a sane safe celebration. Police will suppress sales of fireworks pistols and caps to children as local dealers await the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Industrial Club
H. B. Schuler
Police Department
Two Kentucky truckmen scarred by radiator blast near Covington
Hugh Abbott and J. W. Jones of Corinth suffered scalds when their truck radiator exploded near the Two Mile House on the Dixie highway. Abbott blinded by steam crashed into a mail wagon driven by Joe Dressman. Dressman escaped injury. The men were treated at Covingtons Sixth Street Engine House and later taken to St Elizabeth Hospital, then returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Abbott
J. W. Jones
Corinth
Covington
Dixie Highway
Abbott
Joe Dressman
Dressman
Jones
Sixth Street
Teddy Griffith
Fire Department
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Brewery to Make Soft Drinks
The Riedkin Beverage Company filed amended articles to convert its plant into malt beverages soft drinks mineral waters fruit extracts fruit juices and ice manufacture. Incorporators are Clarence Cox Joseph A Ruh and William Schott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riedkin Beverage Company
John B. Dillon
Clarence Cox
Joseph A. Ruh
William Schott
Covington Officials Pause Sale on Sundays for Near Beer
Covington city commissioners did not take action on Sunday near beer sales in saloons. An attorney’s opinion suggested Hutchcraft Sunday closing law bars Sunday saloon openings for soft drinks and near beer, and the board acknowledged they lacked authority to grant Sunday access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Hutchcraft
Tribune
Commissioners
Woman Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Covington Court
Mary Belle McCann filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States District Court at Covington. She lists liabilities of 310 dollars and assets of 100 dollars in clothing exempted. Creditors are firms located in Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle McCann
United States District Court
Covington
Lexington
Auction of Confiscated Whisky In Covington Sends Taxed Proceeds
Federal officers sold confiscated whisky from Knoxville in Covington on the west front of the Federal Building. Sellers paid a $6.40 tax per gallon. barrels brought low prices as officials planned to offer the remaining 113 kegs later to meet July 1 sale deadline. Colonel H. M. Cox will conduct more sales in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Federal Building
Covington
Knoxville
Tenn
James Gale
Mammoth Cave
H. M. Cox
United States Marshall
Mrs Theokla Wilson Attack Case At Home
Mrs Theokla Wilson was found with a throat wound at her home on West Ninth Street when her husband came home from work. Patrolman Jake Hutchens transported her to St Elizabeth Hospital by police emergency auto where she remained in serious condition. Police believe the wound to be of a personal nature. She had recently been returned to her home from State Central Hospital Lakeland Kentucky where she had been a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theokla Wilson
West Ninth Street
Jake Hutchens
St.Elizabeth Hospital
State Central
Damages Sought in Covington Assault Case
Joseph C. Grote, an insurance agent, sues Stephen L. Blakely John B. O Neal Dr J Robert Kelley Stanley Ashbrook and A S Hartley for 50 000 damages alleging a 1918 conspiracy to humiliate and terrify and an assault at Frank Rowekamp’s business on June 5 1918 in Covington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Grote
Stephen L. Blakely
John B. O'Neal
J. Robert Kelley
Stanley Ashbrook
A. S. Hartley
Frank Rowekamp
Sixteenth
Greenup
CovVington
Industrial Club names officers and committees for year
The Industrial Club unveiled new officers and announced standing committees for the year. Notable groups include City and County Development chaired by Harry Hartke, with Thomas H. Gray and Joseph Feltman among members, plus Finance, Park, Press and Entertainment, Public Policy, and other panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
City and County Development Committee
Harry Hartke
Thomas H. Gray
Joseph Feltman
Park Gilmore
Frank Gorton
George F. Eaton, Jr
Ben Kilerman
Ernest Dunkie
Stanley Hugenberg
B. J. Linneman
George Engel
C. W. Simrally
Ed Zetsz
Joseph B
William Mee Intosh
J. Mason Hawk
Soseen Glublin
Tf. Gale
R ‘ Press and Entertainment
Frank J. Thorpe
Pryor C. Tarvin
Max R. Cook
Godfrey Kotzin
William B. Hawkins
Pen Griffith
Robert Kelley
William McIrtosh
J. A. Downard
Willian Coppin
Martin J. Brown
J. M. Crowe
EB. M. Ganiff
J. A. Flaherty
W. O. Hind
Railroad and Public Thoroughfare Committee
F. A. He
Cc. C. Chase
G. A.seiler
H. Percival
John
FE. Shepard
F. M. Es
Ed EB. Walker
Clarence G. Cobbay
Harvey Myers
J.R. Respess
H. G.bucknes
R. J. Codey
Courtney Walton
John L. Rich
Mercantile and Manufacturers’ Committee
Frank F. Thorpe
John J. Scott
A. G. Simgall
Chase
J. Robert Kelley
J.T. Hatfield
C. RP. Edwards
R.C. Stewart
Dixie Highway Committee
Harvey — Myers
Lee
Stanley Ashbrook
Thomas Thames
Polkuffoon
Robert ‘Langefels
Harry BR. Mackay
Joseph W. Puzh
J. “B. Trespess
Mason Hawk Boosters Club Elects Six Vice Presidents
The Mason Hawk Boosters Club of the Fifth Ward held its second Latonia meeting last night and enrolled eighty two new members. Six vice presidents were elected: T. L. Jackson, William Fllis, William Lewis, W R. Hutton, Arthur Dahaman and L. M. Hithardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Hawk Boosters’ Club
Fifth Ward
Latonia
Latonia race track arrests and city court actions
Max Hogren of Cincinnati and Albert Silver of Louisville were fined 199 and costs and jailed thirty days for vagrancy before Judge Manson. Robert Morath of Cincinnati and Charles A. Balsmo of Detroit faced grand jury charges on grand larceny and destruction of property with bonds set at 1 each. H Steenken was fined 50 for vending ordinance violations. Latonia residents urged removal of nearby African American shack residents. Mayor Craig pledged behavior from the group. City Commissioners said they cannot alter assessor valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hogren
Cincinnati
Albert Silverson
Louisville
Latonia
Judge Man~son
Robert Morath
Cincinati
Charles A. Balsmo
Detroit
Covington
H. Steenken
Manson
Craig
Board of Equalization
Court actions from local docket report include divorces and a manslaughter sentence
Alice Hoelscher sues John Hoelscher for absolute divorce and name restoration. Ina Fling gains divorce from Walter A. Fling with infant custody and $20 alimony. Ruth Rebhun seeks settlement of Louis J. Rebhun estate and sale of Madison avenue property. Paul Woolfolk pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter and receives two years in the penitentiary for the killing of his sister Alice Gambrell on Eighth and Greenup streets two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hoelscher
John Hoelscher
Alice Brandt
Ina Fling
Walter A. Fling
Ruth Rebhun
Matilda Rebhun
Louis J. Rebhun
Madison Avenue
Paul Woolfolk
Tracy
Alice Gambrell
Eighth
Greenup Streets
Newport Faces Shutdown Over Electric Bills
Newport city officials plan to sue Campbell Circuit Court to block Union Light Power from turning off power over disputed bills. The City Commissioners argue the charges are excessive and are backed by city expert W. H. Weiss as they vow to fight to the bitter end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Brent Spence
Campbell Circuit
W. H. Weiss
Suit filed over unpaid contract funds in Newport case
Mrs Barbara Knepfle executrix of Edward Knepfle seeks $6767.11 with $5000 credit against a 1918 Newport contract. She sues South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Co and the City of Newport in Campbell Circuit Court claiming the estate is owed the balance. The action notes $5000 was paid by the Street Railway to the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
O. M. Rogers
Erlanger
Frederick
W. Schmitz
Joseph Do. Grote
Covington
Barbara Knepfle
Edward J. Knepfle
Campbell
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
City of
Newport
Water shortages spur Covington business meeting
Covington business leaders held an impromptu meeting at the Industrial Club amid anxious talks over the pumping station. They plan a possible inspection of Ft. Thomas reservoirs and pumping station to find solutions for increasing the water supply while schools remain dismissed in seven districts due to the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Industrial Club
Ft. Thomas
H. B. Schuler
Finance Department
H.S. Cox
Covington Insurance Club
Nationalists Sweep Manila Election For Independence Mission
Returns from the Philippine election indicate a sweeping Nationalist win with strong support in Manila. The Independence mission, comprising Filipinos who visited Washington to seek full nationhood, is favored by the victorious party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Independence Mission
America
Éaling
Washington
Philippine Islands
Zion City banking probe report adopted in Voliva case
Springfield Newfoundland June 5 The House adopted without a record vote the joint committee report on Zion City Illinois led by Wilbur Glenn Voliva successor of John Alexander Dowie. He faces charges of conducting a banking business while insolvent obtaining money by a confidence game using the U S mail and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Zion City
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
United States
Court Rules Railway Not Liable for Newport Debt
Newport city case finds the railway company with a city franchise not responsible for the debt sought by the plaintiff. The dispute centers on the reconstruction of Third Street with wooden blocks from York Street to Saratoga Street and the City of Newport faces the claim.
Newport City Likely to Seek Bond for Water Plant Upgrade
Newport city commissioners after a full inquiry propose a voter referendum on a bond issue to fund installing additional pumping equipment and a filtration plant. The current pumping station workhorse, installed ten years ago for $45 000, has run non-stop since February due to Covington plant trouble, dropping pressure from 80 to 56 psi. Daytime losses of six inches of water in two reservoirs are replenished at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Covington
Fourth Street
Property sale on Fairfield avenue Bellevue to Seth Stairs
Joseph J Schataman and Harry M Schataman sold a parcel on the north side of Fairfield avenue Bellevue to Seth Stairs with no stated consideration. Charles Solar is noted as related. Overton street is cited with a birthday surprise for a long-serving Newport mail carrier. gift described as a puree of 8160. Incinerator work delayed by illness of Harry Spinks who sold the site to the city. City Clerk William Cu Martin filed a Democratic nomination petition for County Clerk against Republican William Milius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph .J
Harry M. Schataman
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
Seth Stairs
Charles Solar
Overton Street
Newport
Harry Spinks
William Cu Martin
Dayton
William Milius
Newport Marriage Licenses Names and Residences
A Newport notice lists marriage licenses for Herman Walker of Newport and Sophia Liggins of Cincinnati with ages and residences shown in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Herman Walker
Sophia Liggins
Cincinnati
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