Gibbons Tunney Fight Ends In Tragic Collapse At Polo Grounds
New York World News Service reports the June 4 boxing bout at the Polo Grounds where Tom Gibbons collapsed after two fierce rights from Gene Tunney. The piece extols Tunney’s character while noting Gibbons’s fatigue and the heat, calling the ending a strange, sad drama in boxing history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Tom Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Polo Grounds
Gibbons
Tunney
Tom
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Montana
Dempsey
Lenglen Defeats McKane for French Net Crown
Suzanne Lenglen won the women's singles at the French hardcourt open, defeating Kathleen McKane 6-1 6-2 amid bolder play and peak physical form. Rene LaCoste also captured the men's title by beating Jean Borotra 7-5 6-1 6-4, signaling dominance in European tennis and Wimbledon contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rene LaCoste
Suzanne Lenglen
LaCoste
Jean Borotra
Kathleen McKane
Ruble Sold by Charlotte Club to Detroit
Art Ruble, young left fielder, sold by the Charlotte South Atlantic club to Detroit. Felix Hayman, president, announced the deal. Ruble will report after the South Atlantic League season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Art Ruble
Detroit
Felix Hayman
Ruble
Canadian boxing champions head to Vancouver bout
Winnipeg report says Jack Reddick, Canada's middleweight and light heavyweight champion, left Moose Jaw for Vancouver to meet Jimmy Delaney on June 14 in a headline fight framed as a major national clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Jack Reddick
Canada
Moosejaw
Vancouver
Jimmy Delaney
Filipino Flyweight Fights Newsboy Brown To Draw
In Hollywood cal June 6 a ten round draw occurred between Young Nationalista from the Philippines and Newsboy Brown of New York, the bout ending with no winner after the scheduled rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Young Nationalista
Newsboy Brown
New York
Kaplan Fitzsimmons Foes Fight Ends In Foul Loss
In New York on June 6 K O Phil Kaplan lost on a foul to Jack McVey in the fourth of twelve rounds. Homer Robinson of Detroit won a decision over Jack Bashara of Philadelphia in a twelve round welterweight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaplan Foeuzs
M’vey
New York
K. O
Phil Kaplan
Jack McVey
Homer Robinson
Detroit
Jack Bashara
Philadelphia
Dennisons Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Albert I Dennison marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner and dance at the Alms. Twenty four couples attended the event with pink roses as decorations. Guests presented silver gifts and Judge W Meredith Yeatman gave a congratulatory address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert I. Dennison
W. Meredith Yeatman
Radio to Teach Hicks asserts radio can widen education
Dr. Frederick C. Hicks, president of the University of Cincinnati, told the Mason inauguration audience that properly organized radio can make truth education available to rich and poor. He noted the 5,000-watt WSAI plant cost $200,000 and will work with Norwood’s station, enabling rapid inter-station shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
U.S. Playing Card Company
Mason
Hicks
WSAI
Norwood
International League Baseball Scores Highlight Extra Inning Losses
In Baltimore Reading Providence and Jersey City, teams totaled high run numbers with late innings tallying decisive margins. Baltimore beat Latins 6 to 8 in a nine inning game while Reading toppled Toronto 9 to 4. Jersey City and Syracuse battled thirteen innings with Syracuse taking a 14 to 15 victory based on late scoring burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sealeana
Hill
Jackson
Reading
R. H. E. Toronto
Gibson and Manion
Moe-Namara
Hankin
Smith
McCarty
Providence
R. Hi
Setae
Moore
H. Thormahlen
Mallet
Elliot
Lake
Brahme
Sweeney
Jersey City
Syracuse
Reinhardt
Meine
Hallahan
Niebergall
Roberts
Spaulding
Cantrell
Best
Zellers
Kiefer and Freitag
Vincent
Western League Scores Note Pairings
Lincoln 2 Tulsa 8, Omaha 6 Wichita 7. Des Moines 5 St. Joseph 8. Denver 1 Oklahoma City 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Tulsa
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Denver
Oklahoma City
Three Eye League Scores Highlight Regional Games
Danville defeated Decatur 8 to 2 while Terre Haute fell to Evansville 5 to 2. Bloomington beat Quincy 12 to 7 and Peoria earned a 10 to 8 win over Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Decatur
Terre Haute
Evansville
Bloomington
Quincy
Peoria
Springfield
Hoosiers Triumph Over Purdue In Conference Baseball
Indiana University hammered Kohlmeyer and Cox for fourteen hits to defeat Purdue 9 to 8 in a Western Conference baseball game in Lafayette Indiana. Batteries Link and Moomaw faced Kohlmeyer Cox and Menke as Purdue’s lineup struggled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosiers
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana University
Kohlmeyer
Cox
Purdue
Cbicavasiniatic
Michigan Ontario League Scores Snap Shot
In the Michigan Ontario League Kitchener won 5 to 4 while London lost 8 to Flint 11 to 2 and Saginaw defeated Bay City 9 to 4 with Hamilton 6 called to catch a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
London
Flint
Saginaw
Bay City
Hamilton
Thirteen Priests Ordained by Bishop Howard With Rome's Permission
Thirteen Mt. St. Marys Seminary graduates were ordained yesterday morning at St. Peter's Cathedral by Rt. Rev. Francis W. Howard. Four priests join the Cincinnati archdiocese including George Lamott who will celebrate Mass at St. Teresa's Church Price Hill. Other ordinations include Joseph Schumacher James Connolly Mathias Fae and several from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky parishes. Twenty four third year students became sub deacons and seven others received minor orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
St. Peter's Cathedral
Francis W. Howard
Covington
Rome
Bishop Howard
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
George Lamott
Lamott
St. Teresa’s Church
Price Hill
Howard
Joseph H. Schumacher
St. Mary’s Church
James Connolly
Mathias F. Aea
Clark Street
August’ Kraemer
Lincoln
Neb
Jerome L
Wein
Holy Rosary Church
Dayton
Ferdinand van .der Harr
St. Anony
Francis R. Ielech
Chhurch of the Immaculate Conception
Newport
John F. Jobst
Maysville
Leonard’ Deinger
Decatur
Ind
Herman Millérm
Waterloo
Charles Seeberger
Elkhart
Raymond R. Derrick
Munc
Sportsmen's Outing Set for June 12 to 14 at Woodland Park
A three day outing at Woodland Park June 12 13 14 under the Fish and Game Protective Association of Southwestern Ohio marks the thirteenth annual casting and shooting championship and third campers convention. The event includes Hunters' Day rifle events camp fires demonstrations archery life saving and more with medals for shooting and casting and fifty cents camp dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Fish and Game Protective Association
Ohio
Taxi Driver Arrested for Refusing Business
Police filed against John W. Kunan for refusing to carry a passenger to the railroad station, reviving a rarely used law requiring taxicabs to pick up passengers on demand. The incident near the hotel involved a request from a porter to go to the station, with Kunan seeking race track fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
von Dohre
John W. Kunan
Glenwood Avenue
Dohre
Hon
Kunan
Mrs. Louisa A. Diss Dies in Walnut Hills
Mrs. Louisa A. Diss of 3317 Woodburn Avenue died at home after illness. Survived by daughters Esther Diss and Frances J. Diss. Esther is vice president and Frances is secretary-treasurer of Arnold Fairyland Company. Burial planned at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa A. Diss
Woodburn Avenue
Esther Diss
Arnold Fairyland Company
Frances J. Diss
Spring Grove Cemetery
Woman Tried To Choke Four Year Old Daughter
Mrs Henrietta Wolke 31 of 1246 Quebec road was taken to General Hospital after attempting to choke her four year old daughter. The child was taken to the Hartel home at 1573 Jones street for care. Relatives rescued the girl as Mr Wolke and wife visited the Hartel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Wolke
Quebec Road
General Hospital
Hartel
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of numerous cases filed in Common Pleas Court including divorces, foreclosures, damages, and contract actions with docket numbers and parties such as Katherine L. Larsen, Thomas J. Larsen, Catherine L. Polland, Nettie Kramer, Henry H. Staley, Katherine W. H. Shearer, Harry and Alma Delle, Charles Bernstein, Charles S. Albert, The W. S. Hartley Company, Rathkamp Motor Company, DeLoss Davidson, H. T. Thornburgh, Fred Smith, Cora Lambert, Hotel Arms Company, George F. Hambly, Union Transfer Company, Ferdinand Lenser, William S. Coldiron, Mabel Coldiron, Henry Brown, City of Cincinnati, Bessie Banks, Gertrude Keene, and Ellen Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Katherine L. Larsen
Thomas J. Larsen
William B. Polland
Catherine L. Polland
Charles Bernstein
Charles S. Albert
W. S. Hartley Company
Harry S. Leyman
Germania B. A. No
Adda E. Tatman Et al
Rathkamp Motor Company
Fe Turnan, Jr
John M. Little
DeLoss Davidson
H. T. Thornburgh
Fred Smith
Squire Fitzpatrick
Cora Lambert
Hotel Arms Company
Accoun
George F. Hambly
Walter
Robert Heuck
Union, Transfer Company
Ferdinand Lenser
William S. Coldiron
Mabel Coldiron
Henry Brown
City of Cincinnati
Bessie Banks
City of
Cincinnati
Gertrude Keene
William C. Busch
Ellen Hamilton
Bear attack near Secret Pond in Saranac Lake frightens fishermen
Edward Morse of Essex and George Chapman of Bouquet spied a large bear with two cubs while trout fishing at Secret Pond. They rushed the cubs, shouted, and brandished sticks, prompting the mother to lunge. Both men climbed trees and escaped as the bear stormed about until sunset, then fled when another fishing party neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Saranac Lake
Edward Morse
Essex
George Chapman
Bouquet
Secret Pond
Newport 20 arraigned with trials set for others
Twenty of thirty indicted by Campbell County Grand Jury were arraigned yesterday before Judge. some pleaded guilty and received sentences while others were examined and have trial dates. Several defendants face charges including carrying concealed weapons, assault, grand larceny, and store theft. Trials are scheduled for June 12 through June 24 for multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Aba
Helen Botton
Otis Harris
Bill Justice
William Ex
Powers
Joseph Borges
Joseph Powers
Mary” Powers
Blue Front Tire and Aceqeevete Company
Monmouth
Sire
Hugh Johnson
Paul Kamaone
Melvim Banks
G. . Neal
Charles Bright
George Andres
Frank Means
Zack Pittard
Charles Young
Harris
Hobbs and
Dean
Richard Bennett
Bpfiward Erdman
Walter Bradford
Mrs Mathilda Neiser Dies at 61 in Newport
Mrs Mathilda Neiser aged 61 died at her home 821 Park Avenue Friday afternoon after an eighteen month illness. She is survived by her husband William and two sons Arthur and William of Newport, plus sister Mrs Bertha Crase of Oakland. A member of St Pauls Evangelical Church she helped with Ladies Aid and was a charter member of Martha Washington Lodge Daughters of Rebecca. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm at Vondehaar Stetler funeral home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda Neiser
Park Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martha Washington Lodge, Daughters of Rebecca
Vondehaar & Stetter
Third Street
Evergreeen Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Tapking Dies Visiting in Toledo
Mrs. Mary Tapking aged 83 died while visiting her daughter Mrs. D H Collett in Toledo Ohio. She previously lived with daughter Mrs. C A Wilson in Moensi Michigan and is survived by two other daughters Mrs Flora Lichter Norwood and Mrs Robert J Cobbs St. Petersburg Florida. The body will be brought to Ft Thomas for funeral services at 2 PM Tuesday at Evergreen chapel after a residence visit with attorney W A Burkamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tapking
Toledo
W. A. Burkamp
D H. Collett
Tapking
C. A. Wilson
Moensi
Mich
H. H. Tapking
Newport
Turners to Give Picnic at Fahrenholz Grove
Newport Turners Association announces its annual picnic for Sunday, June 14, at Fahrenhoiz Grove on Alexandria Pike Cold Spring. William Herman, vice president, named chairman. Athletic events start at 10 a.m. Buses run from Ft. Thomas car line to the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
Newport Turners’ Association
Fahrenhoiz Grove
Alexandria Pike
Cold Spring
William Herman
Ft. Thomas
Grove
Death of Virginia Hemphill in Dayton Measles Illness
Virginia Hemphill aged year old daughter of Louis Hemphill 223 Third avenue Dayton died Friday after noon following a short illness with measles. Funeral services will be held at the residence Monday after noon at 3 o'clock and burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee Hemphill
Louis Hemphill
Third Avenue
Dayton
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport Aerie 280 installs officers as Reeh retires
Edward H. Reeh retires as Newport Aerie No. 280 Fraternal Order of Eagles president after a diamond ring presentation during installation of officers. Eighth and York streets home hosts ceremonies with Raymond Doyle as Worthy President and a full slate of officers. W. H. Aydélotte injured in a one car crash near Alexandria pike when his vehicle struck a stone culvert and rolled into a creek. glare from another car's lights cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Edward H. Reeh
Newport Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Newport Aerie
Eighth
York Streets
Raymond Doyle
William Volmerhausen
William Cotter
Chaplin
Frank Doyle
Charles Schneider
Percy Vail
Joseph Roach
Charles Glans
R. Heflin
John Swope
Harry Selm
Albert Krebs
W. H. Aydélotte
Florence
Alexandria Pike
Gugel
Aydelotte
Property Transfers Show Stamps and Lots in Port Town
Southgate M E Church transfers a lot in Southgate along with parcels involving Luther Strode and Harry Kiefer. New Western Marshall sells a lot via William Schoepf for 3500, and A S McGushin acquires an aport lot for 900. Real estate trustee S Shaler Berry conveys to trustees of the r in Newport a 1000 stamp transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southgate
M. E. Churth
Luther Strode
Harry Kiefer
New W. Marshall
William S. Schoepf
Aport
Ihegoiday
Newport
Realty
Franse S. Shaler Berry
Covington salesman arrested on pocket-picking claim
A man identifying himself as Stanley Scott of Los Angeles was arrested at Fourth Street and Madison Avenue by Policeman Recken on a warrant by Fred Holderback of Newport and W. E. Rohn of Cincinnati. They alleged an attempted theft at the race track. Scott faced assault and battery charges due to Kentucky lacking pocket-picking laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Scott
Los Angeles
Fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Recken
Fred Holderback
Isabella Street
Newport
W. E. Rohn
Havlin
Cincinnati
Scott
Kentucky
Child Hurt In Auto Crash On City Streets
Victor Rich a five year old son of B E Rich of Old State road was seriously injured when his father’s car collided with Richard Blair’s vehicle at Pike and Lewis streets. James Rich and R Cav anaugh were slightly cut. The injured boy was taken to Booth Memorial Hospital with neck and side injuries. Both drivers B H Owen and Richard Blair were cited for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Rich
B. E. Rich
Old State Road
Richard Blair
Chickasaw Street
Pike and Lewis Streets
James R. Rich
R. Cavanaugh
Victor Street
Cincinnati
Blair
B. H. Owen
East Elevent Street
Booth Memorial Hospital
University of Chicago divinity school named residuary legatee
The divinity school of the University of Chicago is named residuary legatee of the estate of Ernest Dewitt Burton, former university president. The will, filed in Chicago on June 6, assigns about $50,000 value and provides Mrs Burton receives three fifths of income and their daughter two fifths during their lifetimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Chicago
Divinity School of the
University of Chicago
Ernest Dewitt Burton
University
Postoffice Adds Seven Jobs In Newport
The Newport Postoffice will gain five carriers and two clerks by July 1, increasing total staff to 22 clerks and 41 carriers. John H. Meyer, Postmaster, will appoint the new workers, following support from Senator Ernst, Congressman Rouse, and Inspector Diskin. Delivery routes will be reshuffled to cover all undelivered areas in Ft. Thomas and extend to Grand Avenue, Newman Avenue, Dayton Pike, Lincoln Road, Belmont Hill, and the Lower River Road in Dayton. Eight carriers were added since Meyer’s January 26, 1924 appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Postoffice Department
John H. Meyer
Ernst
Congressmain Rouse
Diskin
Meyer
Ft. Thomas
Grand Avenue
Newman Avenue
Dayton Pike
Lincoln Road
Belmont Itill
Lower River Road
Dayton
Baccalaureate Services at Bellevue and Dayton High
Bellevue and Dayton high schools hold baccalaureate services today. Bellevue’s sermon is at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev W A Pollard and pastors Rev Edwin Arends Rev J N Literal Rev L P Pence. Dayton service led by Rev R Lee James of First Baptist Dayton. Class Night Monday, Wednesday commencement, alumni reception Friday. junior high graduation Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Dayton
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. A. Pollard
First Baptist Church
Edwin A. Arends
J. N. Literal
L. P. Pence
Trinity Church
R. Lee James
Robbery on Fourth Street Bridge Nets $3 Loot
Two men robbed on the Fourth Street Bridge as five accomplices in a car watched from nearby. The victims Louis Hamblen and Robert Martin reported the robbers obtained $3 and Hamblen’s watch was left behind when an approaching car scared the duo away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Louis Hamblen
Park Place
Robert Martin
Riverside Drive
Covington
Newport
Captain Williams
Martin
Hamblen
Body of Clyde Hughes Recovered From River After Dam Accident
The 29 year old Clyde Hughes of Dam No 36 drowned December 9 when a cofferdam broke. His body buried eighteen feet in mud was raised by a digger after a lengthy search. Coroner's verdict was accidental death. Survived by widow and five children. Burial planned in Brent Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hughes
Dam No. 36
Hughes
Charles Smith Undertaking Establishment
Brent
Daddy's Gone a Hunting at Liberty Theater
The feature photoplay Daddy's Gone a Hunting from Marjorie Rambeau's stage success plays today tomorrow and Tuesday at the Liberty Theater. Alice Joyce and Percy Marmont have the principal roles with Ford Sterling Edythe Chapman Holmes Herbert and Helena d'Algy in the cast. Aesop's Fables and Pathe News are added attractions while the Bert Trio presents Novelty Treats in vaudeville and the Liberty Ragamuffin Jazz Band offers a new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Liberty Theater
Marjorie Rambeau
Alice Joyce
Percy Marmont
Ford Sterling
Edythe Chapman
Holmes Herbert
Helena d’Algy
Aesop’s Fables
Pathe News
Bert Trio
Liberty Ragamuffin Jazz Band
Disappearances and arrests span Covington area notes
A 9 year old boy was found safe after a brief disappearance on a Covington street. Police search for Mrs. Pearl Lemons who missed a 2:30 boat to Coney Island while her husband feared for her safety. A 35 year old man was jailed fifty days for disorderly conduct after court arraignment. A theft report covers clothing worth 35 dollars taken from a car on Scott street. Missing Roy Baird, 9, prompted police search. Erlanger school children to get a basket picnic at the fair grounds. Three Cincinnati men faced grand jury on beer possession linked to a raid on Harrigan Frye’s residence with a hearing set for tomorrow. Prohibition agents seized beer, home brew, and a 100 gallon still along the Lower River road near Bromley and Constance. A Baptist seminar address addresses Louisville seminary building campaign. Covington’s water supply risk was averted by a reservoir main break near Ft Thomas, with repairs to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edman
Pleasant Street
Pearl Lemons
Lockwood Street
Coney Island
Federated Mother’s Club
Edward Lemons
Washington, Avenue
Lemons
Covington
Martin Berte
East Thirteeth Street
Manson
William Hauser
Twenty-third Street
Latenia
Scott Street
Fifth Street
Roy Baird
Patten Street
Erlanger School
Erlanger Fair Grounds
Parents’ and
North Erlanger School
Orville Taylor
F. T. Miller
Victor de Sloovers
Cincinnati
Roetkin
Harrigan Frye
Columbia Street
Newport
Frye
Lower River Road
Bromley
Constance
Wood, Russell and Wells
J. W. O. Carver
Southern Baptist Theocal Seminary
Louisville
First Baptist Church
Louisville Seminary
Henson
Ft. Thomas
Um. Ae
Herman Elected Head of Covington Associated Charities
John C. Herman was elected President of the Associated Charities of Covington with Senator Ernst named First Vice President. Other officers include Mrs. Watson Tranter Second Vice President Frank Gofton Third Vice President Mrs. S W Coffman Treasurer and Miss Margaret Knoll Executive Secretary. Directors list many local names and families. Separately a Delaware coal company dispute was heard in U S District Court with Ford interests seeking to block ICC actions. case under submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Herman
Associated Charities
John C. Herman
Associated Charities of
Covington
Ernst
Watson Tranter
Frank Gofton
S. W. Coffman
Margaret Knoll
Delaware
United States
District Court
Charles Moorman
Arthur Dennison
A. M. J. Cochran
Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wallace R.middleton
Detroit
Cledn Calvert
Pineville
Eldertde Esterline
Sawyer A. Smith
Defefidant
Brockmeier Ordained in Springfield Cathedral
The Rev John S Brockmeier a Covington native was ordained yesterday by Bishop James A Griffin at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Springfield Ill He moved to St Louis after ten years of priestly preparation and studied at St Josephs School Covington He once worked in newspapers including the Kentucky Post He will celebrate his first mass at St Josephs Church Covington on June 14 at 930 AM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Brockmeier
Springfield
Ill
John S. Brockmeier
Covington
James A. Griffin
Devon Park Playgrounds Open For Third Annual Event
Devon Park playgrounds resume today with addresses contests and music. Mayor O Donovan delivers opening remarks with George E Phillips Judge John B Read J Mason Hawk and John Middendorf also speaking. Covington Industrial Club runs children athletic contests and prizes. a ball game and Girl Scouts first aid demo are planned. Supper from 5 30 to 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Park
Covington
O’donovan
George E. Phillips
John B. Read
J. Mason Hawk
John Middendorf
Mrs Anna M Curry Dies At 67 In Covington
Mrs Anna M Curry 67 of 130 Martin Street Covington died yesterday at home after a several months illness. She had lived in Covington many years and is survived by daughters Mrs Robert A Gordon of Covington and Mrs Warren Wood of Huntington W Va. Services at 10 tomorrow morning at the residence. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Curry
Martin Street
Covington
Robert A. Gordon
Warren Wood
Huntington
W. Va
Highland Cemetery
Ford Injunction Case Arguments in Ford and Fordson Matter
Proceedings outline the legal contest over an injunction involving Ford Motor Company and Fordson. The filings discuss patent or contractual claims, requested relief, and anticipated defenses by the parties. Lawyers address jurisdiction, remedy scope, and potential market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Ford Motor Company
Fordson
Dry cleaning law injunction suit in Kenton Circuit Court
A. P. Ammon doing business as Brown Dry Cleaning seeks to block enforcement of a dry cleaning act. case taken under advisement. Separately, Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company faces suit by Charles McLaughlin for $2,500 damages after police detention and a Police Court appearance on charges later dismissed by Judge Manson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth
Edward J. Tracey
A. P. Ammon
Brown Dry Cleaning Company
Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Charles McLaughlin
Riverside Drive
Manson
Realty Transfers Reported in Covington and Erlanger
Bertie White and C W White transfer a Covington lot to John Rundo for 13000 dollars in stamps. Claude Dicks transfers an Erlanger lot to Carl H Rogers for 3000 dollars in stamps. Henry Hallam transfers a Covington lot to E W Simpson for 2500 dollars in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie White
C. W. White
John Rundo
Covington
Claude Dicks
Carl H. Rogers
Erlanger
Henry Hallam
E. W. Simpson
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ohio and Nearby States
A list of individuals obtaining marriage licenses includes Harold Hanson from Grahama Ohio and Helen Chalfant of Millersport Ohio, Lester Griffin Covington and Dorothy Durstock Covington, Elizabeth Daweson West Jefferson Ohio, Howard Shepherd California Ohio, Catherine High California Ohio, George Warburton Lawrenceburg Indiana, Rachel C. Smith Lawrenceburg Indiana, Walter M. Young Covington, Edna Van Eyer Covington, Tandy Centers Middletown Ohio, Golde Mounts Middletown Ohio, Roy H. McDuffie Nashville Tennessee, and Mary E. Bryant Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hanson
Grahama
Helen Chalfant
Millersport
Lester Griffin
Covington
Dorothy Durstock
West Jefferson
Elizabeth Daweson
Howard A. Shepherd
California
O. Catherine High
George Warburton
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Rachel C. Smith
Walter M. Young
Edna van Eyer
Tandy Centers
Middletown
O. Golde Mounts
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul
Gene
Tom’s
Mlle
Lenglen
Tygers
U. of C
International League
Messalines
Pongee
Tussah
Satinay
Walnut Hills
Rush
Covington Notes
Sterler
Marmola Co
Decrert
Mick
Stickley
Henshaw
Central Parkway
College Hill
Colerain
Fairview
Westwood
Does
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