Traffic Rules Tightened For Latonia Race Week
Chief J Mason Hawk pledges strict enforcement of traffic rules during Latonia racing season. Police patrol routes from Suspension Bridge to the track with plain clothes officers and traffic officers at each square. A taxi driver cited for breaking lines, and Judge Lew Manson offered cooperation in prosecutions.
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Latonia
J. Mason Hawk
Scott Street
Hawk
Lew Manson
Good Roads Association
Open Air Services Granted By Newport City Officials
The Rev W B Harvey pastor of First Baptist Church obtains permission to hold open air services on Eighth Street at York and Orchard in Newport for Sunday evenings. Eighth Street to be closed for ninety minutes with 500 folding chairs set in the street. Traffic is light and three nearby homes object none.บริการ
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Eighth ‘Street
York
Orchard Streets
Newport
W. B. Harvey
First Baptist Church
Eighth
York Streets
Eighth Street
Harvey
Newport High School
Newport man held on perjury charge
Herbert McDaniel of Newport was arrested on a federal warrant charging perjury after affidavits allege he signed a $1,000 bond for Frank Geule on July 26, 1922 and swore ownership of $2,000 in property. The government says the property was heavily mortgaged and McDaniel later defaulted on a $1,500 bond after a May 3 pauper’s oath when remanded to Newport jail.
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Herbert McDaniel
Newport
Sawyer A. Smith
United States
McDaniel
Frank Geule
Rotary hears Ascham on World Court to solve Europe dispute
The Rev. J. B. Ascham of Avondale M. E. Church spoke to the Rotary Club on the controversy between France and Germany. He advocated creating a World Court to untangle Europe’s troubles.
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Ascham
J. B. Ascham
Avondale M. E
Rotary Club
France
Germany
Europe
George T Zumberge Dies At 70 In Covington
Coroner reports George T. Zumberge a 70 year old cabinetmaker of 50 West Sixth Street Covington died after illness at home from apoplexy. Survived by wife, a son and several daughters. Funeral from Mother of God Church tomorrow at 8 AM. Burial in Mother of God Cemetery.
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George T. Zumberge
Stephens
West Sixth Street
Covington
Cincinnati
Mother of God Church
Mother of God
LARCENY CASE CONTINUED IN POLICE COURT FOR POWELL
Harry Powell aged 19 of 201 Johnson Street Covington faced housebreaking and larceny charges. The case was continued yesterday until this morning, Judge Manson set bond at 5000 dollars. TO GIVE CARD PARTY. La Salette Alumnae announce a card party and dance at Knights of Columbus Hall East Eleventh Street. Card party at 2 15 p.m. dance at 8 15 p.m. Mrs William Farrell, Mrs George Brady, Miss Stella Kueven and Miss Helen Reinke lead.
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Harry Powell
Johnson Street
Covington
Manson
la Salette
Knights of Columbus
East Eleventh Street
William Farrell
George Brady
Stella Kueven
Helen Reinke
Arthur Purchases Martella Apartments and Renames
Sidney Arthur bought the interest of George Lubrecht in the Martella Apartment Building at Sixth and Greenup streets for about 46000 dollars. Arthur becomes sole owner and the property name will change to Arthur Apartments.
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George Lubrecht
Martella
Sixth
Greenup Streets
Sidney Arthur
Arthur
Thomas Phillips
Martella Apartments
Arthur Apartments
Farmers Seek Bankruptcy Filings in Covington Court
Charles L. Gregg of near Somerset Kentucky filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court Covington listing assets at 11830 and debts 18002.85. D Farley of near Valley Oak Pulaski County filed a similar petition listing assets 6741.80 and liabilities 8971.17.
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Charles Ll. Gregg
Somerset
United States District Court
Covington
D. Farley
Valley Oak
Pulaski County
Noll Divorce Suit Filed by Latonia Woman
Mrs. Bernadina Noll of Latonia filed for divorce from Henry A. Noll of Covington after a five year separation. They wed April 25, 1917. Judge F M Tracy granted Charles B Jones permission to adopt William J Jones, a 3 year old who has been in Jones’ family since infancy after being deserted by his parents.
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Kenton Circuit Court
Bernadina Noll
Rogers Street
Latonia
Henry A. Noll
West Twenty-first Street
Covington
F. M. Tracy
Charles B. Jones
J. Jones
William J. Jones
Marriage Licenses Listed for Covington Cincinnati Couples
Frank Botts and Rosella Wuellner from Covington Ky. John Gerwin and Lucy Kieist from Cincinnati. Arthur Marshall and Dorothy Jackson from Cincinnati. Charles Morris and Helen Knipper from Covington and Spring Lake Ky. Clara S. Stone from Covington Ky.
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Frank Botts
Adnate
Scumine
Ngton
Covington
Spring Lake
Clara S. Stone
Married 50 Years Ago Celebrated in Sun Day
Mr and Mrs Charles A Meyers mark their golden anniversary at 2636 Belleview Avenue Sun day Their five children Roseph Chamberlin Harry Meyers Jr Charles A Meyers Jr and E A Helwig along with seven grandchildren are noted Police man Louis Schuette aged 48 in the Eighth District collapsed while on patrol on Rockdale Avenue near Reading Road He was taken to General Hospital and is stated to be suffering from acute indigestion with non serious condition.
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Charles A. Meyers
Francis Church
Liberty and
Vine Streets
Ambrose Lanning
Belleview Avenue
Harry Meyers
Roseph Chamberlin
Mt. Auburn
Charles A. Meyers, Jr
Terrace Park
E. A. Helwig
Clifton
Cora C. Miner
Chicago
Louis Schuette
Eighth District
Vine Street
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Reee
Boy 14 Hurt Stealing a Ride From Ice Truck
Hyman Klein of 1073 West Grand avenue lies in Speers Hospital with a crushed left foot after climbing onto an ice delivery truck and slipping when the driver ordered the boys off. Doctors say amputation was unnecessary though he remains in serious condition from the shock. Police say witnesses claim the boy was wholly to blame.
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Hyman Klein
West Grand Avenue
Speers Hospital
Hyman
Barkley Addresses Labor Vote at Pepper's Hall
Alben W. Barkley the Democratic candidate for Kentucky governor spoke to a capacity audience at Pepper's Hall. He urged labor voters to back debt reduction and criticized multiple state boards of education. He proposed abolishing them in favor of a single nonpartisan board to unify education and eradicate illiteracy. Kentucky should lead the nation.
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Pepper's Hall
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Kentucy
City adopts meters for hotels above five rooms
City Commissioners approve an ordinance requiring water meters for hotels boarding or lodging houses with more than five rooms, to be installed by July 2. They also award the Newport pumping station floor construction to L F Schrader at $1.40 per square foot, the lowest bid.
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Newport
L. F. Schrader
Local Names Link to Ohio Derby Entries and Dayton Figures
A crop of names linked to Ohio and Kentucky towns appears, including Guy Landrus Cincinnati Venus Johnston Newport and Joseph Proctor Miamisburg with others such as Robert Ginbey Columbus Margaret Ayres Logansport and Catherine Staley Troy. The list pairs residents with their home cities across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky.
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Guy Landrus
Cincinnati
Venus Johnston
Newport
Kyoseph Proctor
Miamisburg
Ester A. Cramer
Robert M. Ginbey
Columbus
Margaret L. Ayres
Logansport
Ind
John Kelley
O. Cloek Hunter
Robert Naler
Marietta
Lucille Koch
New Carlisle
Robert Leffel
Troy
Catherine Staley
Joseph Bremke, Jr
Dayton
Loretta J. Troendle
Dayton, Ky
Realty Transfers Filed at County Clerk in Ft Thomas Dayton
Realty notes list transfers recorded yesterday by County Clerk William Milius. Names include Victoria Frey family to Alois Gasdorf for a Lot in Ft Thomas with 500 dollars stamps. John H. and A Burnett to Carl W. Ross for a Terrace avenue Lot in Dayton for 1 dollar and other considerations. Additional deeds: George C Ware and Blanche G Ware to John G and Mary C Klingenberg for Trinity place Lot in Ft Thomas with 8500 dollars stamps. Carrie M Gronotte and Stanley B Gronotte to Edward Rolfes for Linden and Dexter corner Lot in Southgate with 500 dollars stamps. Mary Morgan and husband to Benjamin Shafer and wife for Overlook Heights Newport Lot with 1500 dollars stamps. Elizabeth Focks and husband to Mary Kettler for Buena Vista Addition Newport Lot with 3500 dollars stamps. Nancy Brockmeyer to Edna Feyh for Clay Street Dayton Lot with 8500 dollars stamps. First half Newport city taxes due now at Finance Office. pay to avoid penalty. Commissioner Chas D McCrea.
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William Milius
Victoria Frey
Charles Frey
May Frey
Alois Gasdorf
Ft. Thomas
John H
A. Burnett
Carl W. Ross
Terrace Avenue
Dayton
George C. Ware
Blanche G. Ware
John G
Mary C. Klingenberg
Trinity Place
Clay Street
Convict Advises Wife in Divorce Case Letter from Prison
Helen Marsh secures a Campbell Circuit Court divorce from Charles H. Marsh Jr. Judge A. M. Caldwell grants custody of their infant daughter. Marsh, jailed in Av kendworth Kansas for auto theft, writes a remarriage guidance letter urging proper conduct and timely hospitality.
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Helen Marsh
A. M. Caldwell
Campbell Circuit Court
Charles H. Marsh, Jr
English Ad Men Invited to Visit Cincinnati
Mayor George P. Carrel received word from Thomas J. Kiphart of the Advertisers' Club of Cincinnati that the British delegation attending the Associated Advertising Clubs convention in Atlantic City is invited to visit Cincinnati. The Mayor promptly sent a cordial invitation to the delegation expressing hope they can arrange a visit at a convenient time.
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Cincinnati
George P. Carrel
Thomas J. Kiphart
Advertisers’ Club of
Advertising Clubs
Atlantic City
Carrell
W. S. Crawford
Associated Advertising Clubs
Rail Labor Board cuts wages for 400000 shopmen
One year ago today the U S Rail Labor Board reduced hourly wages for about 400000 shop workers by 7 to 9 cents, saving roughly 60 million dollars annually.
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U. S. Rail Labor Board
Gypsy Women Fined for Pocket Picking
Two gypsy women were fined 50 dollars plus costs each by Municipal Judge Eyrich for pocket picking. Rose Miller age 30 and Lena George age 22 testified about their actions and named victims including Harry Wintering, John Huddleston, Adolph Infield, and Peter Sehlinger, manager of a Kroger store.
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Eyrich
Rose Miller
Lena George
Harry Wintering
Vinestreet
John W. Huddleston
East Third Street
Adolph Infield
Cliff Avenue
Peter Sehlinger
Kroger
Montgomery Road
Grove Hill Avenue
Council thanks Le Blond for Cincinnati lithograph gift
The Cincinnati City Council adopted resolutions thanking Richard K. LeBlond for presenting a Cincinnati lithograph from 1848. The gift, along with existing pictures of Fort Washington and Cincinnati in 1800 and 1820, highlights the city’s growth and LeBlond’s patriotic interest in its welfare. A copy of the resolution was ordered filed in the minutes.
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E. E. Kellogg
R. K. le Blond
Cincinnati
City of
Fort Washington
Cincinnai
Richard K. LeBlond
Showers Bring Brief Dip In Ohio Valley Temperatures
Ohio Valley showers last night caused a brief temperature drop but forecaster William C. Devereaux predicts more scattered showers today with no lasting cool down. Highs around 82, following a 86 degree day, and lingering warmth continues to stress residents.
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Ohio Valley
William C. Devereaux
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