Kentucky Military Institute Under Col Fowler Sees Expansion
The Kentucky Military Institute founded in 1847 grew under Col R T P Allen and now at Lyndon near Louisville. Lt J W S Wuest and Governor McCreary serve on the board as facilities include a large campus with gymnasium barracks and lake. The Florida plant near Indian River spans fourteen acres with a 60000 dollar building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Military Institute
R. T. P. Allen
West Point
Franklin Spitage
Farmdale
Frankfort
Tary Staff
Cincinnati
Philippines
James B. McCreary
P. P. Johnston
John H. Leathers
W. B. Halderman
Daniel W. Lindsay
Wiliam Bailey
A. V. Williams
W. G. Dearing
W. H. Netherland
John B. Castleman
Morris Gifford
Kentucky
Florida
Bau Gallie River
Indian River
Annual Meeting of Comptrollers Opens in Buffalo
The seventh annual National Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officers convenes in Buffalo with officials from major cities attending. Béa4mond D. Fisher of New York City delivers the president's address as three days of discussions on municipal administration proceed. Leslie S. Everts of Bridgeport and Dr. William H. Allen speak on efficiency and training for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
National Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officers
Béa4mond D. Fisher
City of
New York
Leslie 8S. Everts
Bridgeport
Eyesight defense theme at medical convention in Atlantic City
Dr John A Witherspoon of Nashville was elected president of the American Medical association as the convention nears adjournment in Atlantic City New Jersey Dr Philander Harris Paterson NJ named first vice president and Dr John L Heffron Syracuse NY second vice president The ophthalmology section highlighted eye defense for marksmen and eye safety in the armed forces Other discussions covered hookworm eye disease typhoid inoculation nurses safety pellagra diagnosis and protozoa theories on disease origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
John A. Witherspoon
Nashville
Army
Navy
F. P. Calhoun
Atlanta
H. Spooner
Boston
de. M. L. Ravitch
Louisville
Hound Dawg Saves Woman in New Albany Pasture
In New Albany Indiana June 6 a faithful dog saved Mrs William Winn from a cow attack. As she walked through a pasture the cow charged and knocked her down. The dog seized the cow by the nose with its teeth and redirected its attack, allowing Mrs Winn to flee to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
William Winn
Pupils at Open Air School Take Zoo Outing
Fifteen pupils from the Open Air school at the branch hospital, under Miss Mary Keely, matron, enjoyed a zoo outing yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Hospital
Mary Keely
Zoo
Dime Show Mention Noted in Brief by B F
A compact item references a dime show with a nod to someone initials B. F. No further details are given, leaving the period context and participants unclear. The notice emphasizes a small performance or event and hints at a person connected to it.
City Officials Cut Off Ice Water As Bills Unpaid
City leaders led by Mayor Helmbold are without drinking water after courthouse commissioners discovered unpaid ice bills. Ice supply to city offices was cut off, ending years of custodial ice water service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmbold
Office Bay
Fort Thomas to Reopen for Ninth Infantry Return
The quartermaster general plans to visit Fort Thomas in a few days to restore the reservation for occupancy after the second infantry departed. Caretaker Yeager has started readying the fort for the Ninth infantry and its famed band with potential bang concerts resuming on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Thomas
Department of the Lakes
Second Infantry
Yeager
Ninth Infantry
Case Set For Hearing On Compulsory Primary Law
Word from Kentucky indicates the case challenging the compulsory primary law filed by Judge John T. Hodge was set for hearing today in the court of appeals. Attorneys from both sides will travel to Frankfort to present arguments before the court following Judge Yungblut's Saturday order upholding the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Frankfort
John T. Hodge
Court of Appeals
Yungblut
Newport police seek stranger over two bad checks
Newport police were asked to look for a stranger who passed two bad checks on local merchants. Al Glazier of Eighth and Monmouth reports a $30 loss, and another merchant suffered a similar amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
al Glazier
Eighth
Monmouth
Newport attorney named district deputy for Knights of Columbus
Attorney John Heaver of Newport is appointed district deputy overseeing the entire northeastern portion of Kentucky for the Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heaver
Newport
The
Knights of Columbus
Kentucky
Rev Schaibly Leaves Grace M E Church for Boys' Industrial Home
The Rev. J. G. Schaibly and his wife were honored with a farewell reception at their East Sixth Street home. He will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday and then depart for Lancaster Ohio to take charge of the Boys' Industrial home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Schaibly
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
East Sixth Street
Schaibly
Lancaster, O
Boys’ Industrial
Campbell County Divorces And Estate Proceedings
Ada Crawford sues Jess Crawford for divorce on abandonment grounds filed yesterday. Also, Thomas Reitzer seeks settlement of a 1908 intestate estate, Emil Heintz leaves all to Catherine Heintz who is named executrix without bond. Wesley Fisher pleads guilty to obtaining goods by false pretenses and receives a one to five year indeterminate sentence. A jury tries George Thornton versus Postal Telegraph over 1025 dollars for a telegram delivery failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Crawford
Jess Crawford
Thomas Reitzer
Emil Heintz
Catherine Heintz
Wesley Fisher
Bellevue Lot Transfer and Newport Marriage Licenses
George M. Geiger transfers land to William List and wife in Bellevue. A separate Newport notice lists marriage licenses with names Michael Carrel and Mary Devos and notes ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Geiger
William List
Lot
Bellevue
Names
Michael Carrel
Mary Devos
William Clark Steeener
Minnie Walton
Cincinnati
George White
Janie Hardy
Covington
Jury Awards 674.57 in Telegraph Case
In the case of George Thornton against the Postal Telegraph company the jury found for the plaintiff for 674.57, seeking 1025 dollars for alleged failure to deliver a telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thornton
Postal Telegraph Company
Embezzlement Charge Against Salesman Girardot
A warrant accuses E. D. Girardot, a Rudolph Wurtziter salesman, of stealing 1100. Wurztizer officials obtained the warrant after reviewing accounts. Detective Chief Crawford alerted New York and other stations. Girardot was arrested in Denison Colorado and to be moved to Cincinnati at 6 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Girardot
Rudolph Wurgitzer Company
W. S. Little
Crawford
New York
Girardot
Denison, CO
F. W. Miller
Miller
Girrardot
Cincinnati
Wires Crossed Cause Fire Bell Alarm at Tower
Electrician Case Thomasson and helpers traced crossed wires in the fire tower yesterday afternoon. The malfunction caused the department bells to clang at a merry rate for about half an hour before the issue was repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Thomasson
Dayton Board of Education Faces Peaceful Change
The Dayton board appears set to drop the effort to unseat John Zimmerer from the board. M. B. Collins Baron Woodbury and Will Edwards depart for Michigan for a three week fishing trip. Elizabeth Gallius's funeral was held at home on O'Fallon avenue and burial followed at Vine Street Cemetery in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove of Peace
Board of Education
Dayton
John Zimmerer
M. B. Collins
Baron
Woodbury
Will Edwards
Michigan
Elizabeth Gallius
O'Fallon Avenue
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Graft Rumors Stir Kentucky Towns In Alleged Newport Scandal
Rumors of graft in Newport Kentucky officials have sparked broad public interest. The Commercial Tribune reported irregularities in city and county books, with calls for thorough examinations and immunity for pool room head George Ehrlich. Ernst & Ernst will audit, and the grand jury may summon witnesses over alleged tax and poolroom shortages.
Orphans’ Day Parade by Cincinnati Automobile Club
Grand Marshal Carl F. Streit leads Cincinnati Orphans’ Day parade and outing organized by the Automobile Club. Nearly 300 cars carry 2,000 orphans from city institutions to Chester Park with lunch and park amusements. Details cover routes, park program, donors, bands, and 15 divisions from multiple orphan homes and hospitals with committee assignments.
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Cincinnati Automobile Club
Chester Park
Cutter
Race
Fourth
Main
South Court
Court
Gilbert
Eden Park
Park Avenue
Locust
Stanton
Oak
Reading Road
Mitchell
Spring Grove Avenue
Spring Grove
Carthage Pike
Carthage Gas
Otto Armleder
Strietman Bakery
Orphan Asylum
House of Refuge
Schacht Company
Merkel Brothers
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Auburn Avenue
George W. Cleveland
W.W
Hunter
Bert Alexander
F. W. Boyle, Jr
William Perin
William T. Emmes
N. Devon
Charles G. Fortmeyer
G. M. Levejoy
Robert
Robert Goetz
James M. Sprague
C. A. Schumacher
Val Duttenhoefer
W. F. Biddle
Henry Moeller
S Ec. Herrlinger
Hanauer Auto Company
Ruth. Harrison
John L. Hawkins
M. L. Heldingsfeld
H. L. Gordon
J. H. Duncan
L. J. Merkel
W.D. Bradt
James N. Gamble
T. Fitzgerald
T. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Jacob Goldsmith, E. V. Hauss, Paul H. Uesser
J. A. Hoff
Henry Harig
F. N.temple
E. F.dubrus
Carl Kleve
R. W. Boknett
Frank Bowles
R. F. A. Curry
Edgar Cummings
Harry Cantor
W. E. DeLaney
Ea. Ertel
Dr. R. Ww
C. Firaneis
R. E. Morrison
John 14
Hanger
Wallace Fritz
R. Suerst
P Cebrecht
F. W. Galbraith
Willia Goodmar
J. 8
Glassmeyer
Emil Held
David F. Kahn
John Mueller
E—Children’s Home
West Ninth Avenue
Harry Lockwood
E. O. Eshelby
Harry Pounsford
J. Fitch
Jacob Moerlein
Sam Hirsch
Ige W. Hendricks
Jungelas Autopany
E. F. Lockwood
E. M. Werk
E. A. Townsley
W. Townsley
George Kerr
A. L.parker
Frank L. Perin
Harry R. Browne
W. J. Car
R. Ernst
W. D. Haines
R. R. Hubbard
Albert Herrlinger
Cora Do
Colerain Avenue
G. W. Drach
M. Kugler
Max Kosse
Charles May
A. G. Mull
Harry Meiss
Nathan Meiss
T. P. Mortoin
William Miller
David May
Covington School Board Ouster Fight Sparks Meeting
The Covington board began its session with a dispute over Clerk W P McLaughlin who asserted he remains in office until court action. W A Schorr was elected clerk by an 8 to 4 vote, with McLaughlin warning he will seek legal action. Charles T Stewart was chosen for the board vacancy after W T Smith's resignation. Superintendent Sluss proposed a two year course for nontraditional pupils and received a leave to attend Kentucky Educational meeting in Louisville. The annual teacher and janitor elections were held with current staff reappointed, and a physical instructor was authorized at a $1000 yearly salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W P. McLaughlin
Board of Education
Knupfer
McLaughlin
W. A. Schorr
Mackay
Schorr
Charles T. Stewart
Stewart Iron Works Company
W. T. Smith
Sluss
Kentucky Educational Society
Louisville
County Attorney Sues County Officials Over Salaries Dropped
Circuit Judge Tracy sustained the demurrer to W A Byrne petition and dismissed Hanlon's suit charging overpaid salaries. Hanlon said he would appeal to the court of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Tracy
W. A. Byrne
Court of Appeals
Fort Mitchell Students Welcome New School Trustees
County Superintendent of Schools Kennedy yesterday swore in F. A. Hilker G. N. Hobbs H. B. Wert Charles Meyers and John Hoffman as Fort Mitchell school trustees They organized by electing Hilker as chairman and Hoffman as secretary of their board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
F. A. Hilker
G. N. Hobbs
H. B. Wert
Charles Meyers
John Hoffman
Fort Mitchell
Hilker
Hoffman
Newportcity toforgo state auto license on new fire truck
City Recorder Diskin received a letter from Secretary Crecelius stating the state automobile license is unnecessary since the new auto truck will be used only for municipal purposes. The fire truck manufacturer was notified to deliver the apparatus at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diskin
Crecelius
Newport
Fordyce Located in Detroit After Missing Report
Police said William S. Fordyce, once reported missing from East Third Street, is found working in Detroit Michigan and his family has been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Fordyce
East Third Street
Detroit, Mich
Campbell Case Continued In Police Court
Charles Campbell of 1174 Coppin street faced a charge by his wife of fraudulent representation that he was single. The case was continued until June 14. The alleged acquaintance is 16 year old Miss Mary Goldstein of 1056 Intermediate street. Campbell is a motorman and wife found evidence in his locker at the car barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Campbell
Coppin Street
Campbell
Mary Goldstein
Intermediate Street
Covington Expressman Ashcraft Fined in Child Assault Charge
On charges brought by Mrs. Lizzie Merrell of 1527 Rickey street, Covington expressman George Ashcraft was fined 825 and costs by Police Judge Read yesterday. Attorney Stevens L. Blakely, who represented Ashcraft, appealed in the circuit court immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Merrell
Rickey Street
George Ashcraft
Covington Expressman
Read
Stevens L. Blakely
Ashcraft
Man In Serious Condition After Drinking Carbolic Acid
Herman Meyer 24 lay in serious condition at St Elizabeths hospital after ingesting carbolic acid at his sister's Crescent avenue home Wednesday night. Doctors fear severe burns may be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Meyer
Crescent Avenue
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
One Battalion to Fort Thomas Under New Orders
The United States will send one battalion to Fort Thomas Kentucky instead of two as previously planned. The order released today states the Ninth Infantry unit along with its band machine gun platoon and headquarters will depart for the Kentucky fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Ninth Infantry
Officer Kinney Loses Watch In Patrol
Officer Thomas Kinney reported losing a watch fob while on patrol Wednesday night. He values the item highly and asks the finder to return it to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kinney
Kinney
Industrial club in Covington promotes associates to regular members
The Covington Industrial Club abolished the associate membership at a regular meeting last night. All associates were elevated to regular members with the same privileges as active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club of
Covington
Child Hit by Car in Ludlow Improves, 4-Year-Old Mary Maher
The condition of 4-year-old Mary Elizabeth Maher, struck by an automobile near her Ludlow home on Wednesday night, showed some improvement last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Maher
Ludlow
Kenton Court Notes
The Lakeman vs Union Light Power suit seeks 7500 damages over a shock from an incandescent light. Judge Tracy ruled for the plaintiff in L and N Railroad against the city on street assessments. Annie Atkins versus Edward Bramlage ends with dismissal on peremptory instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lakeman
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Tracy
Palintiff
Annie Atkins
Edward Bramlage
Fire in Covington stable injures no one
A hayloft fire at Theodore Wieck’s stable on Pike Street Covington caused only small losses after a stable hand released twenty five horses. Firefighters and handlers maneuvered the herd back into the stable and secured the scene. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wieck
Pike Street
Covington
Property transfers and building permit issued in city records
M B Rouse and wife transfer 30 by 100 foot lot on the north side of Twentieth Street east of Oakland avenue to Anna L Dreasman. Johanna Cortoran transfers 48 by 100 foot lot at Thirteenth and Bank corner to Susie Breeden. Building Inspector Lubrecht issues permit to Leslie B Hall for brick residence on Southern avenue Latoriia at a cost of 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Dreasman
Twentieth Street
Oakland Avenue
Johanna Cortoran
Susie Breeden
Thirteenth
Bank- Wok mtreSte
Lubrecht
Leslie B. Hall
Six year old girl found strangled in Bronx home rear
Sigrid Eck strom, six, daughter of carpenter John Eckstrom, was found dead in the rear of the cellar beside 1075 Ogden avenue in the Bronx. Coroner Schongut ruled murder after investigation, the doctor saying the child was not a victim of criminal assault. The perpetrator left no clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Sigrid Eckstrom
John Eckstrom
New York City Railway
Ogden Avenue
Bronx
Schongut
Three Women Injured in Auto Crash near Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on June 6 Mrs H H Harlywine misstepped on the pedal during a driving lesson and wrecked the car into a telegraph pole. She is probably fatally hurt and Mrs Arthur Burley and Mrs Margaret Stivers, riding with her, are injured. The three Paris Kentucky socialites were en route to Lexington when the collision happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
H. H. Harlywine
Harlywine
Arthur Burley
Margaret Stivers
Paris
Ohio Auto Group Secessions Return From New York Meeting
Delegates of the American Automobile association in New York report that trouble seekers who bolted the Ohio State Automobile association are not recognized by the parent body. The Ohio group has sent them home for sober meditation and penance. Seceders remain members of the state association and lack official standing with the Ohio Motor federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaa
American Automobile Association
New York
Ohio State Automobile Association
C.L. Bonifield
Penzance
Ohio Motor Federation
Automobile Dealers elect new officers for coming year
The Automobile Dealers association yesterday elected President H B Leyman, Vice President Robert C Crowthers, Secretary E A Kruse, and Treasurer W G Weldon. A meeting will be held tonight at the Automobile club rooms on the second floor of Gibson house, with full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Dealers’ Association
H. 8. Leyman
Robert C. Crowthers
E. A. Kruse
W. G. Weldon
Automobile Club
Gibson House
Court Ends Row over Children Count in Unresolved Dispute
Henry Gillin and his wife argued over how many children they had with her claiming fourteen and him sixteen. She alleged a head strike. Gillin faced assault and battery charges but was discharged. The couple returned to Smithfield with the matter unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontowy
Henry Gillin
Smithfield
Gillin
van Swearingen
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Col. Fowler
Kentucky Military School
Lyndon
P. O
Louisville & Eastern Electric
C. W. Fowler
Beverly
Brandenore Academy
Cloverport High School
Kentucky Training School
J. W. S. Wuest
Mili
Addisonian
Annual Meeting OF Comptrollers
American Medical Association
Hound Dawg
Woman
Honor Attorney Heaver
Rev. Schaibly
Campbell County Courts
Newport Real Estate
Fourth Avenue Music Store
Over
Nouement
the Commercial Tribune
Honest Officials
Will
George Ehrlich
Ehrlich
Cer
Judge Hodge
Ernst & Ernst
Finance
William Elmer
Henry Reusch
Eimer
Reusch
Carl F. Streit
Matilda White
Wilbert B. Wunder
J. C. Wells
Walter J. Wichgar
E. N. Wirtheli
Maurice Weiskopf
Zumstein Taxicab Company
F. G. Zinsle
M. A. Rieckenberg
Carl Rieckelman
William C. Roberts
William F. Ray
William Richter Company
H. M. Marka
Alvin H. Lauer
H. F. Lackman
Oscar Goldsmith
Division X—Blind and Deaf School
Findlay
John Street
J. Carpenter
L. P. Lewin
Charles Langdale
John Lutkehaus
Jeff Livingston
Edward A. Lutz
J. M. Literal
George Langen
Melvyn Lownstein
Walter A. Ry&in
A. P
William Burtner
Dr. Colter
W. T. Foley
R. C. Crowthers
Ed Kruse
F. Miller
al P. Strietman
NEW School Trustees
Campbell Case
Fines Expressman
Kenton Court Notes
Covington Real Estate
Dealers
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