Latonia Winners Race Results
The Latonia track lists winners for seven races with payout figures. Bullioh led in race one paying 5.90 to win, Horace Lerch topped race two at 8.50, Miss Jemima won race three at 2.60, Lecchares won race four at 2.20, Harry Burgoyne captured race five at 11.70, Philistine won race six at 9.30, and Illite won race seven at 30.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Lerch
Miss Jemima
Lecchares
Harry Burgoyne
Philistine
Llite
Kedpris
Firney VY
Hastings
Westenhalm
Seco Archi Alexander
My. Wright
Tine
Gourmond
Jdneane Bringhurst
Coraikey
Arthisriddleton
Lady Lukury
Andy Ivan
Arch Plot
Paul Weide
Cann
Witt Johnson
Cc. Vandusen
Sao
Jack Eeyore Seaplint
Cade
Omett
Wallace L
Paul
Johnson
Jemima
Pop Eyes
Melintyre
Talisman
B. Gentry
Pep
Hin Jemim
Levehares
CH. Lanford
Herald
Burke
Hendrie
Murray
Aurum
Thangula
Matuels
Leochards
H.thurber
Imp
Gibby
T. Murray
Ominee
H. Lunsford
Lively
Murry
Harry
Burgone
Snow
Jstine MS Ibs
Thurber
Jack Hilk
T. Gentry
Senator James
J. F Hanover
James Foster
Crystal Day
Redland
Thistle Green
sBajazet
Sun Gold
Jack Hill
Sevefith
Mijfe
Jolite
Warrington
Sandman If
A. Robinson
Quite
Wright
Nashville
Chick Barkley
Parr
Brynkimah
Otulus
Stonelaw
Sandman Jf
Horse Racing Results From Daylight Meet At Hastings
Thoroughbred race card details a busy Hastings meeting with multiple stakes, claiming and maiden events. Notable finishes include Horace Lerch first in the matuels earlier, and Miss Jemima winning the two year old stake with strong payouts for straight, place and show bets.
Horse Racing Card Placeby Place
Seven races listed with horses and jockeys or connections. First race features Portlight Kildare Boy Star Baby. second race Patches Ace of Trumps Virgo. Third race American Ace in Jour Galli Cure. fourth race Looking Up Tepro the Mora ine Marie Miller. Fifth race Eternal iRégatoi Frank. sixth Rancher Courtship Linden. seventh race Cheer Leader Fair Orient Mistress Polly. Best Chance Rancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wes
Orenko
Javid Ae
Blaise
Fir Oliver
Ila Phildarer Bay
R. Johnson
Majorie Hynes
Anna
Lord Hamilton
Marin Miller
James T. Clark
Frank
Bernart
Eterna
Imp
Linden
Etna Eee
Viva Aevica
Courtshiy Dhapo
Beave U ii
Orhinon
Polly
Eepens
Hieasire
Anowlikce
I. High Coman
Ch. c
Ty Dale
Elien A. McDowell
Weatherlear
Portlight
Kildare Boy
Star Baby
Patches
Ace of Trumps
Virgo
in-Jour
Galli Cure
Looking Up
Tepro
the Mora
Ine Marie Miller
Eternal
iRégatoi Frank
Courtship
Fair Orient
Mistress Polly
Tigers Beaten After Heated Argument With Red Sox
Boston defeats Detroit 2 to 1 after a disputed play in the seventh leads to an umpire ejecting Bush Young and Heisman along with Jennings and Howley. Pennock had 6 hits allowed as Ehmke held Detroit to 6, Veach collecting 3 for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Howard Ehmke
Detroit
Roston
Pennock
Veach
McInnis
Vitt
Chill
Bush
Young
Heisman
Jennings
Howley
Senators Wield Big Stick and Rout Browns 7 to 1
Washington defeated St Louis 7 to 1 as Davenport and Leifield were shelled for 10 hits through the middle innings. Shaw left with an injured leg but Ayers shut down the visitors. Shown: Rice and Demitt profited with multiple hits and Washington pitchers allowed few chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
Davenport
Leifield
Shaw
Ayers
Koob
Rice
Dewmitt
Murphy
Piceinich
Shanks
Austin
Tiretikie
Sigler
Kook
Avers
Baseball Scores From Early Season Card
The standings show Cincinnati beating Brooklyn Norton 7 to 1 and Chicago defeating Pittsburg 6 to 7. New York edges St. Louis 6 to 1 while Philadelphia trails 5 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Norton
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
American League Scores Tight Boston Beats Detroit
The Boston team edged Detroit 2 to 1 in a tight AL game. Rain affected later matches with Cleveland-Philadelphia and New York-Chicago noted as delayed.
Kaneasity 5 Poledon 2 7 Taunts Tounsville
American Association score notes Kaneasity 5 Poledon 2 Tounsville 2 Indianapolis Milwaukee rain Columbus St Paul rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneasity
Poledon
Tounsville
Minneapolis
Inianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
National League slate with multiple matchups
Brooklyn plays Atlanta, Cincinnati hosts New York, Pittsburgh hosts Brooklyn, Boston visits Chicago, Philadelphia meets St. Louis in key NL games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
YORK
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Sports matchups listed for major league cities
The schedule shows St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at New York and Detroit at Boston highlighting marquee city pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Colum Bis at Minneapolis Toledo at Milwaukee
Brief sports wire notes list pairings Colum Bis versus Minneapolis and Toledo versus Milwaukee with intranet style abbreviations and a stray city fragment indicating Indiana or St Pal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Imanapolis
Kansas City
Loulisvillis
Pal
Municipal Tennis Federation Delays Season Opener
Officials met at the ark Board offices and postponed the season start from today to next Saturday due to rain. The Evanston court opening and 1918 prize ceremony will now occur Saturday at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark Board
Evanston
Woodward Hi 8 Newport Hill event details
Ambiguous fragment lists participants and locations including Woodward Newport Hill and several surnames such as Meargolis Rheinhardt Burcher Derric and Abegglen. Contains no clear event outcome or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Hi
Newport Hill
R. H. FE
Woodward
Newport
Meargolis
Rheinhardt
Burcher
Derric
Secorer
Abegglen
New Club in Mauisonville City League Opens Season
A new club joins the Mauisonville City League as teams vie for Judge Frederick Hoffman's Hoffman's Cup. Jed Grote and the Potter's Rams open at Madisonville Park, with Mabley & Carew and Reading hosting, while several other matches promise strong semipro action across Millcreek Valley. Officials schedule 3 PM starts with Hoffman's Cup decisions assigned to Tannehill Reading and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. I. C. Association
Frederick Hoffman
Madisonville
Jed Grote
Potter’s ‘Rams
Potters
Madisonville Park
Mabley & Carew
Jack Keis
Reading
Mabley Crew
Millcreek Valley
Schweitering
Camp Sherman
Eagles
Richardsons
Richardson Park
Locklawn
Price Hill
America
Walnut Hills K. of CC
Archbishop Elder Council
K. of C. Park
Alexans
Ed Sanford
Rands
Richardson
Oakley
Busken and Springer
Spike Conway
Bresley
Senate Park
K. I. O City
Bob Freck
Northside
Frederick .L. Hoffman
Tannehill
Theetge
Senate Fark Worth
Mayers
Ammen
Hanley
Knights’ of Columbus
Richter
Norwood Park Hosts Weidemann Club in semipro clash
Norwood Park, home of the three time local and world semipro champions, faces the Weidemann Club led by Charley Applegate. Brewers battery Vicky Long and Henninger. Norwood guardians Sally Creager and Red Munson. umpire Heinie Peitz. Also Dayton Cadets vs Northern Kentucky champions led by Jimmy Viox. Larson on mound for Dayton. Fromholtz to pitch for Bellevue. umpire Jack Fenton. Ohio State League games in Hamilton and Dayton feature Middletown and Dayton contests with umpire George Feye and Homer Swain respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Park
Weidemann
Charley Applegate
Brewers
Vicky Long
Henninger
Brewers’ Battery
Sally Creager
Red
Munson
Norwoods
Heinie Peitz
Kentucky
Bellevue Park
Tor
Dayton
Norwood
Jimmy Viox
Northern Kentucky
Larson
Russell
Jake Fromholtz
Cincinnati Red
Bellevue
George Feeffel
Jack Fenton
Hamilton
Middletown
Middletown Rooters
George Feye
Triangle Park
Springfield
Gem City
Ohio State League
Homer Swain
Cincinnati
Tristate League semipro schedule for Dixon Cup games tomorrow
The Tristate Leaguers schedule Sunday championship games for the Dixon Cup with matches at Wiedemann Park Newport Ky Mason Ohio and other venues. Teams include Colonials Pagés Giants Kings Mills Emerald A C Glenway Austin Lockland Ludlow Quakers Imperials Steptoes Western Gyms Solitaires Kentucky Emeralds Dayton Rasola Mt Bealthy Norwood All Collegians York A C Gilmore A C and Kennedy Heights among others. All games start at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. I
Colonials
Pagé’s Giants
Wiedemann Park
Newport
Kings Mills
Mason, O
Emerald A. C
Jismere, Ky
Glenway A. C
Austin A.C
Fessel's Park
Fairmount
Newport Triangles
Lockland Giants
Lockland
All-Collegians
Ludlow
York A. C
Gilmore A. C
Anchor Park
Riverside Cinos and National Tiscuits clash in second elimination
The Riverside Cinos meet the National Tis cuits on Sunday in the Cincinnati Amateur League second elimination to decide the winner. Lefty Kruse faces Sam Seltz as probable pitchers with listed lineups and fielders for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Cinos
National Tiscuits
Cincinnati
Lefty Kruse
Hetchleys
Sam .Seltz
Diamonds
Cinos
Seltz
Popner
Cormany
Gerter
Engel
Schaffer
Newnaradt
Eger
Gardner
Lessman
National ‘Biscuits
Kruse
Gilber Dugan
Wellman
Deiters
Kelly
Suhre
Beyer
Sefferino
Doescher
M. & M. League
Soldier Borgmanh Receives Four-Minute Men Certificate
Former Sergeant A. H. Borgmanh of the Sixty-ninth Infantry from New York was honored yesterday with an illuminated certificate from the Pennsylvania Committee of Four-Minute Men for his efforts during the Victory Loan Campaign in that state. He is stopping at a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Borgmanh
Sixty-ninth Infantry
New York
Pennsylvania
Testimony on Dr. Davis Drinking Fuels Will Dispute
Witnesses describe Dr. Clark W. Davis as drinking heavily and keeping liquor at home. A gardener and a drug clerk detail purchases of gin vermouth and other drugs, while a professor disputes claims of alcoholic dementia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Davis
Dean Burris
Lena Zimmerman
Davis
Arthur E. Wagner
Vine Street
Wagner
Belmont Race Gamed Odds Report
The Belmont racing card lists six races with favorite and challenger odds. First Race Flying Orb 11 to 5 and 7 to 10 then out, Second Enfilade 16 to 5 and 6 to 5 with 3 to 5, Third Purchase 4 to 5 and 1 to 4 then out, Fourth Valor 7 to 2 and seven then out, Fifth Poacher 11 to 10 and 2 to 5 then out, Sixth Man o War 3 to 5 and A to 5 then out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valor
First Race at Selline Affects Local Turf Meet
In a straight six race card on the Purse circuit Flying Orb led wire to wire at 1:00 2-3 for two-year-olds, while Imp and Roi Craig followed in a tight finish. The card also featured the Aerial Second Mace handicap won by Enfilade ahead of Salvestra with Columbine in third, plus four more races with times ranging from 0:49 to 1:44 and multiple runners including Omar Khayyam and Man O War in two-year-old maidens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Orb
Wessler
Tattle
J. P. Ryan
Sand River IL
Luke
Loftus
Salvestra
Taplin
Columbine
Carroll
Fairy Wand
Louise V
Quietude
My Friend
Dorcas
Jose d'Or
Chimney Swift
Cobalt Lass
Purchase
Thunderclap
MccAfee
Daydus
Kelsey
Roi Craig
Charfseur
Elmont
Valor
Callahan
Natural Bridge
McAfee
Imp
Hollister
Sneidman
J. Williams
Lucius
Searchlight III
Hickorynut
Man O'War
Retrieve
Traxler
Neddam
Buxton
Devil Dog
Gladiator
Lady Brighton
Horse Race Card Readout From A Local Track
First Race Albert A out of Way and Kate Bright. Second Race Pussy Willow Crest Hill and Trumpetor. Third Race Passing Shower Merry Princess and Polka Dot. Fourth Race Exterminator War Cloud and Lamius. Fifth Race Red Sox Gex The Decision. Sixth Race Hampden Who Cares. Best Chance Mina Tor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Bright
Sevaces
Alors
John J. Day
Regal Lodge
Golden King
Albert A. Oe
Kane
N. K. Beal
Pussy Williow
Coaching Club
Wedrbus Ll
Red Sox
Ytle
Hampden
Ireland
Hades
Albert A
Pussy Willow
Crest Hill
Trumpetor
Passing Shower
Merry Princess
Polka Dot
Exterminator
War Cloud
Lamius
Gex
the Decision
Rancee Hampden
Who
mina@tor
Widow Settles Suit Over Fatal Auto Crash
Ida Fetchan the widow and admin istratrix of Thomas Fetchan tinner 1324 Cedar avenue and owner of a tinshop at 4114 Hamilton avenue yesterday accepted 250 in Superior Judge Gusweiler s court from the American Laundry Machinery Company in settlement of her suit for 20 000 for the death of her husband who was struck and killed by an untowed automobile driven by a company employee who lacked permission to operate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fetchan
Thomas Fetchan
Cedar Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Gusweiler
American Laundry Machinery Company
Receiver Appointed for Harry Brown Company Assets
Judge Joseph B. Kelley appointed attorney Sanford Brown as receiver to manage the assets of the Harry Brown Company partnership at 527 Main Street. Partner Harry Brown reportedly left the city on May 27 with $800 of firm funds and has not been heard from since. Assets are estimated at $5,000 with liabilities of $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Kelley
Sanford Brown
Harry Brown Company
Main Street
Brown
Nick Livitsanos
Livitsanos
Larceny Convictions Hit Withrow Firm Silk Theft
Alvin Linkard was convicted of grand larceny of silk cloth from Withrow Manufacturing Company on March 28 by a jury in Judge John A. Caldwell's court. Daisey Richerson pleaded guilty to petit larceny and Judge Edward T. Dixon fined her $200 and thirty days in jail, suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Linkard
Withrow Manufacturing Company
John A. Caldwell
Daisey Richerson
Edward T. Dixon
Judge Sustains Kohl Will In Union Depot Case
Judge Stanley Matthews directs verdict upholding the will of Henry Kohl longtime special policeman at the Union Depot who died July 15 1915. Will dated April 24 1912 appoints Theresa Kohl his widow as sole beneficiary with an estate about $3000. Mabel Kohl a daughter from Kohl’s first wife contested the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Matthews
Henry Kohl
Union Depot
Theresa Kohl
Mabel Kohl
Kohl
Mrs Edna Blust Denies Abuse in Divorce Suit
Edna Blust of 1648 Frederick Avenue answers Alois Blust's divorce petition denying charges of abuse. She says she cared for him, helped dress him, and only defended herself when he threatened her with firearms on May 26. She seeks divorce, alimony, and name restoration. he earns 45 dollars weekly and owns property in Ward Twenty-Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Andern Blust
Frederick Avenue
Alois Blust
Schroth Packing Company
Blust
Andern
Dressmaker Sues for Divorce Over Husband's 1916 Threats
Mrs. Bertha Plust, a dressmaker at 111 West Nixon, seeks divorce from Louis Plust of 2724 Glendora. She alleges he caused a scene at her father's home on August 25, 1916 and threatened bodily harm. Married February 1910, she seeks restoration of her maiden name Greenaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Plust
West
Nixon Street
Louis
Plust
Glendora Avenue
Greenaway
Marriage Separated Couple Seek Divorce Over Alleged Adultery
Raymond Hain aged 18 and May Crawford aged 16 wed last June. He seeks a divorce alleging she absented herself from home to associate with other men and visit places of amusement. He says she refused to obey and they separated. She resides at 724 McElvin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hain
May Crawford
McElvin Street
Divorces Sought by Bowen Jones and Drees Couples
Hazel Bowen of Deer Park seeks absolute divorce from Samuel Bowen with alimony and child custody after repeated separations and alleged abuse. Nellie Jones seeks custody and alimony from Nathan Jones citing lack of support and abandonment. Amelia Drees asks for divorce from Frank C. Drees with alimony and custody of two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Bowen
Deer Park
Hazel ‘Bowen
Nellie Jones
Nathan Jones
Lowry & Goebel
Amelia Drees
Sedamsville
Frank C. Drees
Rittenhouse Street
Dividends Authorized On Lost Coupons by Court
Receiver Guy Mallon of the Superior Portland Cement Company is authorized to pay $5,000 in dividends to George P. Daniels on lost bond coupons. The coupons were securities of the Superior Company reported lost or destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Mallon
Superior Portland Cement Company
George P. Daniels
Superior Company
Patent Infringement Suit Filed Over Biscuit Cutting Machine
Thomas L. Green Co of Indianapolis sues J. H. Day Co alleging patent infringement on a biscuit cutting and panning machine. An accounting for damages and an injunction are requested. case set for hearing June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Day Company
Thomas L. Green & Co
Indianapolis
Investigation into Fire Escape Locking at First District School
School Board, Edward Hite, State Deputy Fire Marshal, and Assistant Deputy Feeney reviewed the lapse by Maurice Murphy, janitor, who locked the outer fire escape doors nightly to deter vandalism and forgot to unlock Monday. The board unanimously reinstated Murphy on Hite’s recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District
Edward Hite
John Feeney
Hite
W. A. Shore
Maurice Murphy
Griffith
Murphy
Shore
Feeney
Boy Scouts to receive medals for war bond effort
The Boy Scouts campaign to enroll 2000 associate members opens Sunday led by John C. Hermann. Medals from the government will be presented this evening at Goebel Park in recognition of their service in bond drives. A parade of 400 Scouts will form at Eleventh and Russell and march in a prescribed route to Goebel Park where talks and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
John (. Hermann
Red Cross
Goebel Park
Eleventh
Russell Streets
Madison Avenue
Fifth
Main
Pike
Fourth
Philadelphia
John C. Hermann
United States Seizes Whisky in Covington Libel Suit
United States District Attorney Thomas D. Slattery filed a libel suit in the Covington court against about eighty five gallons of whisky and ten gallons of wine with Dayton's Steve Lukas. Liquor seized by Commissioner S W Stacey of London Ky and placed with U S Marshal H M Cox for sale at auction before July 1. The packages lacked outside labels as required by revenue laws and were shipped from Dayton via the Pennsylvania and L N Railroads to Lynch Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas D. Slattery
United States District Court
Covington
Steve Lukas
Dayton
S. W. Stacey
London
H. M. Cox
Revenue Lawa
Lukas
Lynch
Pannsylvania
Holmes High to Host Alumni Homecoming and Commencement
Covington School Commission grants use of Holmes High School Auditorium for a homecoming event by the High School Alumni Association next Saturday from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. The week includes a Sunday baccalaureate by Dr. W A Ganfield and multiple commencement speakers from Danville College and Howard University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington School
Holmes High School
High School Alumni Association
Covington
W. A. Ganfield
Danville (Ky.) College
Louisville
William Grant Colored High School
L. B. Moore
Howard University
Washington
Latonia arrest sweep nets twelve vagrants near track
On Latonia opening day Police Judge Lew Manson ordered patrolmen to pick up loiterers near the race track. Twelve young men were nabbed in the dragnet and booked at Covington police headquarters, including Joseph Wagner Louisville Albert Remley Covington John Cherry Saratoga Springs N Y Mike Schwartz New Orleans Charles Oliver Toronto Canada Lewis Schlarb Louisville Efford Brandenburg Cincinnati Jesse Patterson Covington Ed Weatherby Cincinnati released on bond Thomas Pipperton New Orleans John Butler St Bernard O
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Lew Manson
Covington
Joseph Wagner
Louisville
Albert Remley
John Cherry
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Mike Schwartz
New Orleans
Charles Oliver
Toronto
Canada
Lewis Schlarb
Efford Brandenburg
Cincinnati
Jesse Patterson
Ed Weatherby
Thomas Pipperton
John Butler
St. Bernard
Arrests for petit larceny during house work
Frank Herron and Robert Martin were arrested by Detectives Sandford and Drees on petit larceny charges for stealing a watch from a house they were working in Cincinnati and Covington. M. M. Lucas was fined $10 and costs for violating the mil nding ordinance. The Harvest Home Club has raised 100 dollars to oil Lexington Pike from Montague Street to the corporation line, with county donation sought for the remaining ten dollars. Storekeepers and gaugers in the Sixth District face job losses effective July 1 as bonded warehouses close. Women will be retained where denatured alcohol is stored. J. W. Hayes and H. I. Newe! of Cinci n-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frank Herron
Broadway
Robert Martin
Harvest Home Club
Lewisburg
Lexington Pike
Montague Street
Corporation Line
Revenue Service
Nati Pleads Guilty After Saturday Arrests
Nati, arrested Saturday evening by Sheriff Homer Northcutt on Winston Hill, entered guilty pleas yesterday before County Judge John B. Read. Each man was fined 340 and costs. Coroner Dr. David W. Stephens wired Portsmouth authorities to locate relatives of Thomas E. Fox found dead in Brown's boarding house at Second and Scott streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nati
Homer Northcutt
Winston Hill
John B. Read
David W. Stephens
Portsmouth
Thomas E. Fox
Brown
Second
Scott Streets
Lawsuit Filed Over Fatal Car Crash Damages
John G. Kurtnacker as administrator sues Porter L. Rose for $10,000 alleging death of Edward C. Kurtnacker after a March 9 collision on Southern Avenue Latonia. Maggie Concannon as administratrix files against John Harris $151.52 L. L. Wilkie $205.52 and James M. Rudy $200 on promissory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Kurtnacker
Edward ¢. Kurtnacker
Porter L
Rose
Edward C. Kurtnacker
Kurbacker
Southern Avenue
Latonia
Maggie Concannon
A. R. Mullins
John Harris
Ll. L. Wilkie
James M. Rudy
Names Residence and Listed Individuals
Fragmentary OCR lists residences and names including G. T. Batchelor Bromley Jennevive E Walter Bromiley Ky A R Schwartzenholder Fr Thomas Mildred Steidle Covington J M Schreer Girec Ganmati Lottie Bretzwein Covington with unclear punctuation and stray marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Batchelor Bromley
Jennevive
E.walter
Bromiley
A. R. Schwartzenholder
Fr. Thomas
Mildred S$teidle
Covington
J. M. Schréer
Girec Ganmati
Eess
Lottie Bretzwein
Newport Marriage Licenses
Names and residences listed for marriage licenses in Newport include Alva C. Roach Newark Ohio age and Mildred L Hartman Newark Ohio Julius Rosenberg Cincinnati Ohio Beatrice Nowlan Cincinnati Ohio Joseph Kremer Cincinnati Loretta Bornschlegell Newport Kentucky with ages and registration numbers as read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Alva C. Roach
Newark
Qci
Wccsawe
Mildred L. Hartman
Gye
Wk Can
Julius Rosenberg
Cinecinnati
Beatrice Nowlan
Cincinnati
Joseph Kremer
Railway Mail Service appoints three clerks
Special dispatch reports in Washington on June 6 that Leslie M. Webster of Covington Dewey C Duncan of Newport and Charles E Tavenner of Ft. Thomas were named clerks in the Railway Mail Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIVER
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Leslie M. Webster
West Eleventh Street
Covington
Dewey C. Duncan
Saratoga Avenue
Newport
Charles E. Tavenner
Highland ‘Avahue
Ft. Thomas
Brink Held In Whisky Tax Conspiracy Case
Bernard W Brink of Price Hill was arrested on a conspiracy to defraud charge tied to whisky seized from his home. Seventy cases and a full barrel valued around 1200 dollars were found by agents aiming to pay higher federal taxes. Co-defendants Michelson Mrs Taphorn and Glassmeyer faced warrants, held for June 10 with 2000 dollar bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard W. Brink
Delmonte Avenue
Price Hill
Internal Revenue
Nathan Michelson
Clara
Taphorn
George Glassmeyer
Brink
Michelson
Clara Taphorn
Municipal Amusement Company
Sterling Hotel
West End
Tapttern
Glassmeyer
Adler
Donovan
Kaught
C. M. Commencement Has Eleven Graduates
Ohio Mechanics Institute holds annual commencement at Emery Auditorium on Monday June 16 with diplomas awarded to eleven graduates. Day Class recipients include Miss Helen Schott Valerie G Klee and John J Fluegeman, plus evening class honorees Arthur W Bammerlin August Backmann Himer Schmidt Samuel Genau Troy J Dister E F Messerschmidt C Clifford Rensing and John H Keith Brink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mechanics “Institute
Emery Auditorium
Helen Schott
Valerie G. Klee
John J. Fluegeman
Arthur
W. ‘Bammerlin
Backmann
Himer
H. Schmidt
Jewelry Drive Planned To Elevate Cincinnati Jewelers
Cincinnati wholesale jewelers and manufacturers officials announced a year long public campaign to position Cincinnati as a leading jewelry distributing center in America. The Advertising Committee of the Chamber of Commerce outlined plans acknowledging Cincinnati as a highly diversified jewelry manufacturing hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
America
Queen City
Cincinnati ‘Wholesale Jewelers and
Second certificates for becoming citizens granted
Second certificates for becoming citizens were issued to James Campbell Russell from Scotland Archie Kerr from Scotland John Hannika from Hungary Archibald Wood from Scotland. First parts issued to John Malliss Joseph Nagy and Frank Voss, all listed with occupations and birth nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell Russell
Locust Avenue
Elmwood Place
Mechigdoal
Scotland
Archie Kerr
Walnut Street
Molder
John Hannika
Baum Street
Cook
Hungary
Archibald Wood
Wildwood ,Avenue
John Malliss
Digen
Turkey
Joseph Nagy
Betts Street
Frank ‘Voss
Considine Street
Germanhy
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of pending cases includes Milford Home Building Company versus Margaret M Wittam et al for foreclosure of mortgage. Also entries show Raymond Fain versus Mary C Fain for divorce. Butler Bros versus John O Wolf et al. Charles F Kochs Wat Ras butt receiver petition in error. Bertha Plast versus Louis F Just for divorce. Josephine Ruscon administrator versus P J Ollinger for 255 60 on account. Hazel Bowen versus Samuel C Bowen for divorce. City of Cincinnati versus Michael J McCarthy et al for 8528 42 on a contract. Sophia Hartshorn versus Norwood Transfer Company for 469 00 damages. Kenneth Hauer versus CC C & 8 L Ry for damages. Neille Jones versus Nathan Jones for divorce and alimony. Amelia Drees versus Frank Drees for divorce and alimony. and Court of Insolvency No 9 279 Nick Livitsanos versus Henry Brown et al for a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Home Building Company
Margaret M. Wittam
Hayward D. “Gatch
Raymond Fain
Mary C. Fain
A. L. Luebbers
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John O. Wolf
Cobb
Wat Rasbutt
Fisk & Brown
Bertha
Plast
Louis F. Just
Tyree, Jones
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Josephine Ruscon
P. J. Ollinger
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Hazel Bowen
Samuel C. Bowen
E. A. Tepe
City of Cincinnati
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Saul, Zielonka
Sophia Hartshorn
Norwood Transfer Company
Connolly & Bradley
Kenneth Hauer
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George A. Hamma
Neille Jones
Nathan Jones
Fricke
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Frank
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W.A. Rinckhoff
Newport Mandamus Pushed To Maintain Newport Lighting
Newport officials move to force Union Light Power Co to keep street lights on while legal action proceeds. City cites $10,000 arrears and possible disconnection after June 10 if bills remain unpaid. Company argues charges under contract and seeks ruling on price terms for arc and incandescent lamps.
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Newport
Mandamus Union Power Company
Newport City Commissiners
Livingston
Brent Spence
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Theompany
Union Company
Campbell County War Workers To Gather At Fahrenholz's Grove
More than 1000 workers on the Fifth Victory Loan drive in Campbell County will be entertained this afternoon at Fahrenholz's Grove Cold Spring. The Campbell County Council of Defense organizes boxing contests baseball and other field events ending with a feast. Judge Edward W. Hines State Chairman will attend as the first and last opportunity for all war workers to meet before adjournment.
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Campbell County
Fahrenholz's Grove
Cold Spring
Campbell County Council of Defense
Edward W. Hines
Council of Defense
Campbell County Council
Dill to Represent Kenton Labor at AFL Convention
Harry V. Dill of Newport president of the Trades and Labor Assembly of Kenton and Campbell Counties Ky will leave today for Atlantic City to represent his organization as delegate to the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor The convention is reported to be the largest of its kind ever held in the United States At the close of the convention Dill will join a labor delegation to Washington for a June 14 demonstration on the prohibition issue.
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Harry V. Dill
Newport
Trades and Labor Assembly
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Dill
Washington
Organized Labor
Motion for New Trial in Gest vs C O Railroad
Judge Otto Wolff sustained the motion for a new trial in the Campbell Circuit Court. The case involves Minnie Gest suing for 4500 dollars over property damage on O Fallon avenue due to a bridge built by the C O Railroad Company. The prior trial had awarded 3200 dollars to the plaintiff.
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C. & O. Reailway Company
Minnie Gest
O'Fallon Avenue
Bellevue
Otto Wolff
Campbell
Divorce Granted in Campbell Circuit Court Case
Antonia Harrison was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Wolff in Campbell Circuit Court against Frank Harrison. The judgment transfers the jointly owned Mesh Avenue property in Bellevue to Antonia Roac, the plaintiff’s maiden name, as part of the settlement.
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Antonia Harrison
Wolff
Campbell
Frank Harrison
Mesh Avenue
Bellevue
Litigants
Antonia Roac
Attorney Samuel W Davies Named Campbell County Scout Week Chair
Newport attorney Samuel W Davies was appointed Campbell County Chair man for the Boy Scout week June 8 to 14 by State director Thomas H Combs of Lexington. The local group will form Committees on Finance Publicity Demonstrations Programs Extension and Survey as the drive aims to reach a 1000 associated members quota quickly.
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Samuel W. Davies
Newport
Campbell County
Thomas H. Combs
Lexington
Combs
Flag Presentation at First Presbyterian Newport
Home Guard Company presents a flag to the Men's Bible Class on Monday evening at the First Presbyterian Church Overton Street Newport. Chap lain Marriner, veteran of the Argonne Forest, will speak on Experiences in the Argonne Forest.
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Home Guard
First Presbyterian Church
Overton Street
Newport
Marriner
France
Argonne Forest
Fatal Fall From Tree Claims Newport Bricklayer
Oliver Tuliff, 63, of 115 Vine Street Newport, died after a cherry tree limb broke while he picked fruit in his yard. He fell head first and had a fractured skull. he was unconscious when found. Survived by his widow two sons and one daughter. He was a contracting bricklayer.
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Oliver Tuliff
Vine
Newport
Iliff
Ministerial Alliance to Meet in Newport
The Ministerial Alliance of Campbell County will hold an important meeting Tuesday morning at the First Baptist Church in Newport. Illness among several ministers makes this the first gathering since the influenza epidemic, and the annual election of officers will be conducted.
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Campbell County
First Baptist Church
Newport
Kenton County Sealed Proposals For Pike Improvements
Sealed proposals will be received at the Kenton County Clerk's office in Coyington Kentucky until 40 o'clock a.m. on June 12 1919 for work on the Tooi DeCoursey pike from Spring Lake pike to Steep Creek bridge nine feet wide over 6 1/2 miles and oil use limits. Also Madison pike from end of asphalt near Sandfordtown to Morning View and Moffet Woods pike nine feet wide over 10 miles and Amsterdam pike from Covington corporation line to Pleasant Run pike nine feet wide over 3 miles. Bids require oil analysis and a right to reject any or all bids. E O Mills Rd Engr.
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Coyington
Tooi DeCoursey Pike
Spring Lake Pike
Steep Creek
Oil Madison Pike
Sandfordtown
Morning View
Moffet Woods Pike
Covington
Kenton County Fiscal Court
Pleasant Run
Amsterdam
County Clerk's Office
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