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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1914

Page

5

Covington Officials Weigh Emergency Water Main Plan

The Covington commissioners accept engineer Hornung s plan to build an emergency Latonia water main for one per cent of total costs, while preserving the $200 000 bond issue. They also order danger signals for drivers and pursue strict speed enforcement. Schuler seeks a police auto. Hawk opposes fire department motor, meeting adjourned to Monday.

Hornung George Hornung Latonia Percival Industrial Club Licking River Hawk Hornungs Schmitz Twentieth Street St. Elizabeth Hospital Schuler Police Department Katonia Philipps Griffith Fire Department

Covington Notes on Taxes and Coppin Estate Auction

Taxes and street assessments due June 24 at Covington Savings Bank and Trust Co between 7 and 9 p m. Latonia sale of John R Coppin estate had 97 lots. a fourth sold yesterday and sale continues today. Bids gifts and deeds held until Monday. City and street assessments listed for multiple avenues.

Covington Savings Bank and Trust Company Twentieth and Madison Avenue John R. Coppin Latonia Willow Street Williams Street Eighteenth Street St.Louis No. 1

Covington Marriage Licenses List With Names and Residences

A fragmented Covington marriage licenses list shows numerous names and residences across Ohio cities including Cincinnati Hamilton Lockland Dayton Marysville Xenia and Wilmont with several spellings. Entries include Ernest Wheeler Ida Laver Rice George Herzner Maud Cruze Collins Edith Barton and Edith Johnson among others.

Resl Ace Wheeler Ida! Laver Rice essCovington George Herzner Cincinnati Ida Hellmar En Collins Hamilton Maud Cruze Robert K Sesees Seibel Tohn Flory Dayton Avken Vane Edith Johnson Willian Gatman M. Wilber Marysville Alice L. Pearte Xara Henry Haught Lockland, O Mamie Luneford B. Banger Seatee Thomas Voo Indles EB. Hunston Xenia Edith Barton Wilm Waldo Age Rednor Covington Isso

Covington Court Notes Law Suits and Divorces Listed

Kenton Circuit Court records multiple actions including Andy Scheben Jr seeking 3000 dollars for injuries from sand loading near Ahiangel, and J W Spinks suing Victor Cs Cummingse for 125 rent default. Other filings include divorce action for Clare Clayton, housekeeper service claims against estates, estate settlement suits, and damages against L N Railroad and Adams Express Company for dress delivery issues. The Krellano Company sues Adolph Schlenkert for 116 dollars on a piano.

Andy Scheben, Jr Kenton N. O. & T., P. Railroad Ahiangel Rogers J. W Spinks Victor Ss. Cummingse Weut Twelfth Street Orie Ware Clare Clayton Darren Clayton Emilee Rivard Estelle Noe William Noe Patrick Donovan Donovan, Jackson & Woodford Joth N. Middendorf John Otten Ellen Jane Rogete Mary Careon Graziani Jennie Bryson L. & N. Railroad Morning View Mary Bateman Cunningham Adams Express Company

New Licking Bridge Up to Stockholders

A special stockholders meeting of the C N C Light and Traction Company is set for June 25 in Newark New Jersey to approve a Covington to Newport bridge over the Licking River replacing the condemned unsafe structure. The plan funds $185000 in construction plus bond issues totaling $200000 with a 25 year 6 percent rate and sinking fund guarantees by the C N C Light & Traction Company.

C., N. & C. Light & Traction Company Newark N. J Covington Newport Licking River C., N. & C. Company Columbia Gas & Electric Company C. N. & C. Light & Traction Company Licking River Bridge Company C., N. & Co. Company Licking Bridge Company Financial World CG. N. & C. Light & Traction Company

Covington Deaths Read Like Local Obituaries

A partial list of deaths from Covington includes Bessie Dowling aged 23 days, Elizabeth Uell, James McGarvey 45, Maud L Wingate 32, Lena Webster, Laura J. Johnson 41, John B Sulbbers 65, Albertine Schlosser 75, John H Yates, Florence Gibson 33, James Slacka Thorn 84, and E W Ward 61.

Bessie Dowling Elizabeth Uell James McGarvey Maud L Wingate Lena Webster Laura J. Johnson John B.sulbbers Albertine Schlosser John H.yates Florence Gibson James Slackathorn E. W. Ward

Prizes For Essays On Lewis and Clark Topic

The Felitanreth Kenton Chapter of the D A R offers three gold prizes to eighth grade winners in public schools for essays on The Lewis and Clark expedition and its impact on U S development. Prof Sluss to award Friday at 2 pm June 12 at Covington High School. Harry Mackay will give an address. The Elizabeth Kenton Chapter donated thirteen framed Declaration of Independence copies to District Schools, completing the gift. eight were given in 1903.

Great Northwest Territory United States Feltanreth Kenton Sluss Covington High School Harry Mackay Elizabeth Kenton

Latonila Robbery Suspect Attacks Harold Oliver

Harold Oliver was attacked with a knife while walking home in Latonila near Randall and Sandford streets. A man confronted him, demanded surrender, and Oliver was slashed on the left side before reaching his home. Police were notified.

Harold Oliver Latonila Randall and Sandford Oliver

Flag Day Receipts Top $1509 for Anti Tuberculosis Campaign

West End district including Latonia Rosedale Ludlow and surrounding points heard from Anti Tuberculosis League officials last night that Flag Day receipts will exceed 1509. William Ryerson led the drive and received congratulations for his systematic campaign. League directors met and expressed jubilation over the results.

West End Main Street Latonia Rosedale Ludlow William Ryerson

Newport Predicton Shake Up in Teaching Corps

The Newport Board of Education plans a special session on Monday June 15 to discuss a major shake up in the teaching corps with veteran teachers possibly dropped. Business Men's Club and Federated Mothers and Teachers Clubs will urge the Commissioners to reverse cuts to key subjects amid the Kentucky Appellate Court ruling on tax levy for bond interest and anticipated school funds to cover teachers in affected departments.

Newport Board of Education Business Men's Club Federated Mothers Teachers Kentucky

Newport Notes and Upcoming Melbourne Fair Meet

Newport notes announce a lawn fete and band concert at the Ninth street school grounds Tuesday evening. The Newport Fair and Racing Association nears completion of plans for the Melbourne meet in August. Albert Sanders faces intoxication and disturbance charges after an arrest on a Chesapeake and Ohio train. Mrs. Harry Burkey posted bond to keep the peace with a man named Schuh. A courthouse wind incident shattered the door leading to County Judge Roolt’s office. Coppin estate auction in Latonia today promises bids and gifts with deeds deferred until Monday.

Mothers and Teachers’ Club Ninth Street Newport Fair and Racing Association Melbourne Albert Sanders Chesapeake & Ohio Doyle Harry Burkey Schuh Roolts Latonia

Speedy action given gulprits speedy action given gulprits

Several persons indicted by the grand jury were brought into court by Circuit Judge Charles Yungblut for arraignment and sentencing. Frank Harris and John Hall were sentenced to four months after guilty pleas for stealing a banjo. John Jonas and Hamp Williams pleaded guilty to stealing hats from Wreck Brothers' store. August Drott received six months on probation after stating his motive was his mother’s illness. Robert Huffman and Robert Bradley faced a joint charge of robbing a Newport case with Huffman pleading guilty at the examining trial and signing a confession. trial date set for Tuesday.

Circuit Charles Yungblut Frank Harris John Hall John Jonas Hamp Williams Wreck Brothers August Drott Newport Yungblut Robert Huffman Robert Bradley Huffman

Saloon Keeper Fined After Guilty Plea in Delinquency Case

William Wulftange pleaded guilty and was fined $60 and costs by Juvenile Judge Bolte for contributing to the delinquency of two girls. He claimed ignorance that the girls were present in the garden and that a waiter sold them drinks. He paid the fines and vowed to monitor patrons more closely.

William Wulftange Bolte Wulftange

Newport June taxes due and payable now

City of Newport announces June taxes are due at the Commissioner of Finance office. Pay now to avoid penalty. Charles D. McAba, Commissioner of Finance. Sons of German Pioneer Picnic scheduled for Sunday, June 7 with Monmouth street car service to the door.

Newport Commissioner of Finance Charles D. M’caba Sons of Monmouth

Newport High Graduates Hold Baccalaureate Service

The Newport High School graduating class attends a baccalaureate service at First Presbyterian Church this afternoon at four o'clock. The Rev. T W Rainey has arranged a special sermon.

Newport High School First Presbyterian Church T. W. Rainey

Brandt Recovering From Ladder Truck Crash

Edward Cap Brandt Newport firefighter is well enough to leave Speers Hospital Dayton for home in Newport. fellow firefighter John Mason also expected to depart hospital early this week after injuries from the same ladder truck smashup.

Edward Cap) Brandt Newport Speers Hospital Dayton John Mason

Colored Graduates Set For Commencement at Park Avenue School

Commencement exercises for South Gate Street Colored High School will be held next Friday evening at Park Avenue School. Five graduates will receive diplomas: Zelma Fox, Alice Gee, Landonious Oliver, Lillian Wise, and Sylvester Overstreet.

Southgate Street Colored High School Park Avenue School Zelma, Fox Alice Gee Landonious Oliver Lillian Wise Sylvester Overstreet

Will Circle the Globe by Family Expedition

Mr. Anton Ruh his daughter and Mrs William Rabe with child prepare a world voyage. They sail from New York aboard the Fatherland bound for Germany and plan a complete navigation around the globe.

Anton Ruh William Rabe Child New York Fatherland Germany

Love Adventures Alleged By Wife In Divorce Suit

Ida Beamer of east Thirteenth street sues Clinton Beamer for divorce alleging he had relations with other women including Jelena Klein with whom he lived on John and Elizabeth streets from April 1918 to April 1914. She seeks dower barred. Bridget E Quinke alleges abandonment since April 1902 and asks that he be barred from dower in her real estate in Notwood and Elmwood.

Clinton Beamer Ida = Beamer East Thirteenth Street Jelena Klein John and Elizabeth Streets Bridget E Albert Quinke Clay Street Notwood Elmwood

Wife Remains in Old Country Diverts Divorce Battle

Tony Lesser files for divorce from Mary Lesser claiming she has been willfully absent since 1908 and living at their old home in Russia.

Old Country Tony Lesser Mary Lesser Russia

Divorce Sought After Wife Absent Thirteen Years

David Jacobson files for divorce in Insolvency Court alleging his wife Leona vanished thirteen years ago. The spouses married in Chicago in 1906.

Leona David Jacobson Chicago

Habeas Corpus Bid By Liveryman Hesse Sought

George Hesse a liveryman of 410 Laurel street filed in Common Pleas for release from custody of Constable Timberlake in Magistrate Dumont's court. He faces a cruelty to animals charge issued by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Judge Cushing released him on his own recognizance until Thursday for a writ hearing.

George Hesse Liveryman Laurel Street Common Pleas Court Timberlake Dumont Hessels Society For Prevention of Cruelty Cushing Hesse Hursday

Kate Bruce Sues for 1000 Dollars in Ice Cream Illness Case

Kate Bruce filed a suit in Common Pleas Court against T. Du Bois and Mrs. T. Du Bois confectioners of Madison Road Oakley for Sickness alleged from eating ice cream served at their store yesterday.

Kate Bruce T. du Bois Madison Road Oakley Common Pleas Court

Filing List of Common Pleas and Insolvency Cases

The document lists case numbers and parties in Common Pleas Court and Court of Insolvency. Files include Furneaux & Hoefle Company versus Conger for 407.84. Bruce versus Dubos for 1000. habeas corpus for George Hesse. Jungelas Auto Company appeals. Frances Riedman versus Harry Riedman for 300. Trimlereés Company appeal. divorces for Ida L Beamer vs Clinton Beamer, Tony Lesser vs Mary Lesser, Bridget S Quinke vs Albert Quinke, and David Jacobson vs Leona Jacobson.

Furneaux & Hoefle Company Anna Conger George J. Staline W. B. McIntyre Bruce F. Dubos J. C. Rogers George Hesse Max Levy Jungelas Auto Company Louise D. Kelly Squire Dempsey D. SD. Woodmaniern Frances Riedman Harry Riedman G. Rappin The Trimlereés Co Va. — Co Municipal Uni Ida L. Beamer Clinton Beamer Earle R. Passel Tony Lesser Mary Lesser Bollsinger Kuhn & Bolsinger Bridget Quinke Va Albert Quinke Bolsinger David Jacobson Leona Jacobson William C. McLean

Inventor Pope Wins Out In Patent Suit

Judge Hollister rules Pope's traction car transfer slip patent valid and infringed by Cincinnati Traction Company and Webb Stationery and Printing Company. Parties settle terms without further accounting. Pope receives several thousand dollars after four years of litigation in Boston and Cincinnati.

Judge Hollister William C. Pope Boston Cincinnati Traction Company Webb Stationery and Printing Company Traction Company Webb Company Hollister Pope

Shoe Firm Denies Infringement Charges

The Manss Kiley Company filed a formal answer denying all accusations by Macdonald Kiley that it imitates trade names and engages in unfair competition. It contests any involvement of William Kiley with Manss Kiley and any attempt to solicit sales staff. A restraining order was denied. interrogatories will be answered.

Shoe Company Manss-Kiley Company Macdonald & Kiley Company William Kiley Manss Company Hollister

Nixon suit remanded to Butler County Common Pleas Court

The damage suit of Arthur A. Nixon against Frank Forster and the Western Union Telegraph Company, for $15,000, was remanded yesterday to the Common Pleas Court of Butler County after removal by the defendant.

Arthur A. Nixon Frank Forster Western Union Telegraph Company Common Pleas Court Butler County

Devon Station to replace Stop 47 on Ft. Mitchell line

Stop 47 on the Ft. Mitchell car line will be renamed Devon Station at the request of the Kenton County Equal Franchise Association led by President Mrs. George Blauvelt. The change reflects advocacy for equal franchise rights.

Ft. Mitchell Devon Kenton County Equal Franchise Association George Blauvelt

Woman Uses Phone Ruse to Rob Newport Home

Joseph Wolf of 937 Monmouth Street Newport reports a visitor in his store asked to use the phone and led to a back room. About 15 minutes later he found his living room ransacked with a diamond brooch worth 460 dollars and a diamond lavaliere worth 150 dollars stolen. The woman fled by the rear door and police were notified.

Joseph Wolf Monmouth Street Newport Wolf

Lodge Notices Moose Meetings Schedule

Lodge No. 2 will hold its regular meetings the first and fourth Wednesday each month in June July August. Inieta Goes announces the second Wednesday in each month. Bert Prote is Dictator and John H. Esthicame is Secretary.

MOOSE Cin¢nnati Lodge No. 2 Inieta Wesstey Bert Prote John H. Estshicame

Masonic Lodge Special Meeting and Cincinnati Council Assembly

Miami Lodge No 4 F and A M sets a special meeting on Tuesday June 9 at 7 pm with M degree visitors welcomed. Cincinnati Council No 1 R and S M meets Friday June 12 1814 at 7 30 pm at the Scottish Rite Cathedral for regular business and work.Frank J Zumstein T I M Pogar M Woolley Recorder.

St Lafayette Lodge NO A. M Lland L Kraw Miami Lodge NO. 4 A. M.secial Martin Gerhardt M'Millan Edwin Morris H. P Cincinnati Commandery NO K_ T Frank J. Zumstein J. W. Kahler Walnut Hills Lodge NO Roderick K. Andrus W. M William Schuchardt Cincinnati Council NO S. M T. I. M. Pogar M. Woolley

Obituary notices from Cincinnati area deaths listed with services

Multiple brief death notices list survivors ages and funeral details in Cincinnati. Names include Lella H. Beeklay, John Birgler, Joseph W. Quy and family, John Henry Grote, Sophia Hetzel, John Harrington, Samuel Klein, Karl Seybold Lueders, Bernard Lambers. Services scheduled from residence or church with times and dates June 6 to June 8, burial plans noted.

Hetzel Sophia Smith Rachel State Avenue Harrington John West Sixth Street Covington Klein—Samuel Greenwood Avenue Avondale Funere Louise Lambere Steman Jones Street St. Henry’s Church

Ten-Pound Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Hillebrand

A ten-pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hillebrand of 1246 Gilsey Avenue Price Hill on May 31. Thanks are given to Dr. B P Wilson and nurse Mrs. Brogan. Mother and baby doing well.

Albert Hillebrand Gilsey Avenue Price Hill B. P. Wilson Brogan

Atherton Israel Beloved Husband Passes at 17

Obituary notices list Atherton Israel aged 17 years 13 days as beloved husband of Jane Atherton and services set for June 8 in Ross Ohio. Cora B Balser aged 43 years 6 months 26 days funeral at Presbyterian Church Cleves Ohio Monday June 8 at 2 p.m.

Grote John Henry Mary Helen Grote Kruesse Baymiller Street St. Henry’s Atherton Israel Jane Atherton Cone Ross Ohio Balser Cora B Sthigert Bertha Rore Bergett Vine Street Stephan—Julius Anna Stephan Weede Emming Street

Obituary Notices with Multiple Family Deaths and Services

Multiple death notices from 1914 detail Morten Clarinda, Reardon Joseph, Stephan Julius, and Sthigert Bertha. Dates June 5 to 8, ages 75, 8, 71, 42 with service times and home addresses in Madisonville and New York/St Louis areas.

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Covington Notes Covington Court Notes New Licking Bridge N. & C. Traction Lewis and Clark Board of Education Newport Notes Brandt United States Court Inventor Pope Devon Station Lodge the Alms & Doepke Co Che Flins & Doepke Co Masonic Ailwinning R.A. M Mark Tors Albert J. Hausbdr Beeklay Lella H Crist Indian Hill Birgler Spring Grave Joseph W Carrie Guy Wahrenberger Rogers 1847 China R Decora Eacn Delft Martha Washington Forum Coliseum Atlanta Royal Mahals Khiva Bokharas Che Elms & Doepkle Co Morten Clarinda Miles Morten Chandler Street Madisonville Reardon Joseph Elizabeth Reardon Devine Highland Avenue F.B. Maertz & Son Dunk Undertakers Funeral Clark St FISK Spring Grove Ave Cincinnati Cremation Co Wiggins WM. F. Fuldner Undertaker Arch St Fourth St Bet Broadway & Ludlow Aed Grassman the Commercial Tribune
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