Kelb Kee and Center Shot Dominate Mixed Race Cards
In a crowded program the field featured Chief Kee at 16 to 1 finishing near the lead and Garth at 2 to 1 taking a distant third in the opening dash. Htta May and Detroit pair led by Jim Meain showed onlookers speed while Wild Refrain led a steeplechase run survived by Dacra in a tight finish. Center Shot won the one mile event with Darling ton second and Ontario third as Amri also ran.
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Chief Kee
Preston
Garth
C. Gilbert
Htta May
Loos Detroit
Bob R
J. Matone
Wild Refrain
E. He
Dacra
Hand
Jim Meain
McCarthy
Darlington
Musgrave
Ontario
Goldstein
Amri
New York to Bermuda racing yacht sighted far offshore
The Bermudian reports seeing a schooner rigged racing yacht about 225 miles south of Sandy Hook at 5:30 yesterday morning. The steamer could not read the yacht’s name due to distance while cruising from Bermuda to New York.
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New York
Bermuda
Sandy Hook
OTAATH 13 CHOSEN GOLFERS LEADER OTAATH 13 CHOSEN GOLFERS LEADER
The Eastern and Western golf professionals will play a 12 on 12 match over 36 holes on June 22 or 23 at Englewood club just before the national Open at Englewood Hanks. The national championship runs June 24 25. Officers elected include President George Strath and Vice President John Hobens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Englewood
N. J
Hanks
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Astor House
George Strath
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
John Hobens
H. H. Barker
Garden City
National Lawn Tennis Open Begins With Larned Entrants
ENGLEWOOD New Jersey June 7 The United States National Lawn Tennis tournament opened with champion W A Larned and entrants including R D Lee R D Wren F D Whitman E R Ward R D Little H H Hackett and F B Alexander among others. Larned beat S C Millett and Bob Wrenn in a trial while R D Little had a walkover over Harry Torrance Jr Edwin P Larned defeated A Amend. The event will continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N. J
United States
W. A. Larned
R. D. Lee
R. D. Wren
F. D. Whitman
E. R. Ward
R. D. Little
H. H. Hackett
F. B. Alexander
S. C. Millett
Middle States
Bob Wrenn
Harry Torrance, Jr
Edwin P. Larned
A. Amend
Veteran George Van Haltren Released by Oakland Coast League
San Francisco June 7 veteran ballplayer George Van Haltren after ten years with the New York Nationals was released yesterday by the Oakland Coast League club. The club says Van Haltren is growing too old for active service and notes he was recently deposed as manager. He played a decade with the Giants beginning in 1894 and often led the batting list.
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San Francisco
George van Haltren
New York Nationals
Oakland Coast League
van Haltren
Van
Giants
Chicago plans hockey league to unite East and West
Chicago reports plans for a hockey league joining the city with Eastern teams. Thomas W. Prior, manager of a West Side ice rink, meets with Eastern team managers this week after traveling to the East.
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Chicago
Thomas YW
Prior
West Side
Curtiss Demonstrates New Aeroplane At Hammondeport
G H Curtiss made two flights of about two miles each at Hammondeport New York in the new aeroplane for the Aero nautical society He described a figure eight and showed the machine under perfect control The aircraft will enter the Morris Park competition in New York next week.
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Hammondeport
N. Y
G. H. Curtiss
Aeronautical Society
Morris Park
New York
Two Crack Runners Matched for Twenty Mile Race
John Svanberg of Sweden, Chicago Marathon winner, and American Johnny Hayes were paired today for a twenty mile race to be held Saturday June 13 at the Kansas City Athletic Club park in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
John Svanberg
Sweden
Johnny Hayes
Kansas City Athletic Club
Two Heavyweights Set For June 22 Bout In Boston
Boston report states heavyweights Sandy Ferguson and Joe Jeannette were matched yesterday for a twelve round fight at the Armory A. A. on June 22. Jeannette has just returned from France and the pair are considered evenly matched.
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Boston
Mass
Sandy Ferguson
Joe Jeannette
Armory
A. A
Jeannette
France
Five furlong handicap opens crowded field
A long card opens with the first race over five furlongs listing many runners and weights including Good Intent Eddie Dugan Misty Cross Over Dixie Dixon Elizabethan Old Hannah Motel Bvexington Edith Inez Miss Loris Black Annie Zacatecas Semi Colon Bedminster. The program continues with a steeplechase two miles featuring King Castle Grandpa Santos Water Speed Oaklawn Sandy Creek Locked Out and Belle The Cat among others. Other races cover six furlongs the Broadway and a mile and sixteenth with entries such as Fitzherbert Fashion Plate Harrigan Marcellus Turn Coat Petticoat The Squire Norbit Dreamer Mark Antony TI Lad of Langdon Okenite Rye St Joseph Seymour Beutler Witching Hour Rockstone Imitator Golconda Warden Golden Legend Rio Grande Calinet Reluf Running Chance Gropher Fire Box Niagara Sandman Odd Craft Grecian Bend Elizabeth Jacqueline OConnor Eddie Dugan Creuse.
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Good Intent
Ibs
Eddie Dugan
Misty
Cross Over
Dixie
Dixon
Elizabethan
Old Hannah
Motel
Bvexington
Edith
Inez
Miss Loris
Black Annie
Zacatecas
Semi Colon
Bedminster
King Castle
Grandpa
Santos
Water Speed
Oaklawn
Sandy Creek
Belle the Cat
Demand
Restigouche
King Cobalt
Fitzherbert
Nimbus
Rialto
DeKalb
Etherial
Takahira
Pantoufle
Black Ford
Sir Alvescot
Black Oak
Royal Onyx
Rosimiro
Cliff Edge
Grace Cameron
Fashion Plate
Harrigan
Marcellus
Turn Coat
Petticoat
the Squire
Norbitt
Dreamer
Mark Antony TI
Lad of Langdon
Okenite
Rye
St. Joseph
Seymour Beutler
Witching Hour
Rockstone
Imitator
Golconda
Warden
Golden Legend
Rio Grande
Calinet
Reluf
Running Chance
Gropher
Fire Box
Niagara
Sandman
Odd Craft
Grecian Bend
Elizabeth
Jacqueline
O’connor
Creuse
Brightons Edge Hill Boys 12–10 In Tough Battle
The Brightons defeated the Hill boys in a hard fought game yesterday by a final score of 12 to 10 in a narrow victory marked by strong defense and late scoring surge.
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Brightons
Walnut Hills
The
Hill Boys
Parade Schedule remains intact for enlarged main march
At the executive committee meeting of the turnfest the decision favored widening the line of march due to many participants. Planned events include 2318 in athletic contests and 150 in singing. Elmwood Place and Carthage residents will meet the committee June 19 to turn over the keys. Three brass bands lead the march to the fair grounds. Police arrangements include mounted units, forty patrolmen, six mounted guards at night, tents for officers, stables, and ten external detectives from Chicago, St Louis, Cleveland and Pittsburg, with Norwood school children unable to participate.
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North Central
Elmwood Place
Carthage
Fair Grounds
Millikin
Boettinger
Carthage Fair Grounds
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Norwood
Sunshines to Open Season at University of Cincinnati Grounds
The Sunshines launch their season with Staabs Specials Sunday at UC grounds drawing a large crowd. The game features two of the region’s fastest teams and marks a high profile start to a busy schedule across local leagues.
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Sunshines
Staab
University of Cincinnati
Columbia Cardinals
St. Rose
Linwood
Walnut Hills Superbas
Superbas
Woodruff
East
Willows
Fowler
The
Dinkelacker
Kohlhoff
Timmie
Schmiesings
Regional Baseball Notes From Omaha Wichita Sioux City and Denver
In Omaha on June 7 batterries schedules show Batterries-Hollenbeck with Cadman Nagle and Sullivan. In Wichita RH E Topeka with Batterles-Wright and Kerns Brennan and Weaver. Sioux City reports Sioux City-Des Moines game postponed due to rain. Denver-Pueblo game also postponed by rain.
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Omaha
Neb
Nsende Ee Eee Tesla
Wichita, Kan
Rh.e. Topeka
Batterles
Wright
Kerns
Brennan
Weaver
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux City-Des Moines
Denver
Col
Denver-Pueblo
English Opera Company Draws Large Chester Crowd
Miss Louie Collier starred in Madam Butterfly to a warm audience at the Chester park opera house. Her voice and dainty Butterfly portrayal won acclaim and she will reprise Cho Cho San on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. Miss Norwood to sing Butterfly on Wednesday and Friday nights. Illustrated songs and picture films to follow. Monday night turnout was brisk and the theater stay cooled by interior air.
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Chester Park Opera House
Louie Collier
Madam Butterfly
Miss Collier
Butterfly
Lyric Theater
Cho-Cho-San
Miss Norwood
Tears praised by audience during Madam Butterfly at Chester Park
Miss Adelaide Norwood of the English Opera company, performing as Cho Cho-San in Puccini's Madam Butterfly at Chester Park, says tears, not applause, mark true success. She notes she values an audience's moist eyes and silent after curtain more than loud cheering, applauding the emotional impact of the Geisha's story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Norwood
Chester Park
Madam
Miss Norwood
Cho-Cho-San
Wolfsland Wins Aber- Bavenny Stakes at Lewes
At Lewes, the Aber-Bavenny stakes for two year olds worth 500 sovereigns plus 200 added was run over five furlongs. Wolfsland led from the start to win with The Israelite second and H P Whitneys Top O Morning third. Six horses ran.
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Lewes
England
Wolfsland
H. P. Whitney
Southern League scores from Memphis and Nashville
In Memphis games, Montgomery defeated Memphis 6 to 0. Birmingham crushed New Orleans 9 to 3. Atlanta routed Little Rock 10 to 1. Mobile beat Nashville 3 to 1 in Nashville.
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Memphis
Montgomery
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
Hockey Scores From City Matches
Rochester hosts Rochester 10 Buffalo 2 Montreal 17 Toronto 2 Providence 0 New York Jersey City 2 Baltimore 7.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Providence
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Ducting Case in Pennsylvania Involves Tar and Feathers
Mollie Ridge was seized from a West Pittston house by fifteen men who tarred and feathered her, then dumped her in Pike Run. H. C. Wright was similarly stripped and beaten before being cast into the stream. Wright and Ridge filed aggravated assault and malicious mischief charges against J. F. Charles, Clifford Wright, and Charles P. Wright. warrants issued, arrests not yet made.
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Pittsburg
West Pike Township
Here
Mollie Ridge
Pike Run
H. C. Wright
Wright
Justice of the Peace
McKean
California
J. F. Charles and
Clifford Wright
Charles P. Wright
Boy Suspect Stolen Cash At Elm Street Eatery
Herman Breiner, owner of a restaurant at 510 Elm Street, reported to police last night that a 17 year old named Daiier, from Portsmouth, Ohio, employed at the restaurant recently, stole about 11 dollars from the cash register and escaped. The youth was described as wearing no underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Breiner
510 Elm Street
Daiier
Portsmouth
Manager Martin Announces Sold Out Chester Park Season Books
Chester park manager Martin says all season books and tickets are exhausted. Requests continue to arrive, with applicants sending self addressed stamps as they are told the edition is fully issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Chester Park
Coney Hoists the Word Cool to Lure Summer Crowds
The article notes Coney Island revived the word Cool to promote cooling with steamers Queen and Princess running from Broadway as hot weather brings record crowds. It describes a busy Monday, sunshine, and rising patronage as summer heat persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
Broadway
River Park
Sol
New Robinsons Programme Delights At Local Theater
The New Robinsons program drew good attendance as Carl Verde impressed with a unique musical act. Woods Kilduff and company offered burlesque and Harry Guy and company provided an old-time minstrel act. Alber Ertz delivered illustrated songs while motion pictures closed the bill. Ex President Roosevelt shooting game in Africa provided an entertaining film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Carl Verde
Woods Kilduff
Souvenir Day at Chester Park Indian Village
Wednesday will be souvenir day at Chester Park's Indian village. A photograph of White Eagle, the noted old chief of the Winnebago, will be given free to every lady and child visiting the village.
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Chester Park
White Eagle
Lyric Five Cent Picture Show Resumes After Delay
An electrical accident delayed noon start of the Lyric five cent picture show yesterday. By evening, the International Projectoscope company had everything in order and inaugurated the new exhibition. The program will continue with stock moving pictures changing completely on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
International Projectoscope Company
Grand Week Features Venetian Street Musicians
The Venetian street musicians headline this week at the Grand with liberal encores after each performance. Helen Lindner and Lilli Putian sang with frequent costume changes drawing applause. Thomas and Ryan performed wooden shoe dances to good effect, while Ellis Burge presented illustrated songs as a strong drawing card. The motion pictures entertain and instruct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lindner
Thomas and
Ryan
Ellis Burge
Lagoon Band Plans Balloon Concert Friday Night
Manager Weaver announces a Lagoon band concert to be held Friday at 7 pm high above the Lagoon in the passenger balloon Wan derer. At over 1 000 feet the band will perform popular and classic pieces. If successful the event will lead to future balloon ascent concerts for Lagoon patrons.
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Lagoon
Weaver
Wanderer
Daughters of Israel Alter Outing Date at Coney Island
The Daughters of Israel adjusted their annual outing at Coney Island shifting from the original June 29 to June 28 after learning Mr. Mullen had set his picnic on June 29. The change allows both events to occur with greater space and no conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Daughters of Israel
Sterling
Mullen
Ten Cent Theater Delivers A Top Vaudeville Style Show
Heucks theater runs a strong bill opened yesterday with Wilson as Teddy Roosevelt in Africa and Sully as the jungle guide. Sully the comedian keeps pace with Wilson, while Marie MacNeal provides a lively foil. Kirlettos brothers juggle and hoop roll, Schmidt offers illustrated songs, Bowman Deaves adds banjo singing and a stereopticon family photo reel. The entire program is praised from overture to good night.
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Heuck's
Wilson
Sully
Teddy Roosevelt
Africa
Marie MacNeal
Jules Levy
Kirlettos Brothers
John Schmidt
Bowman Deaves
Heuck
Frohman Secures Rostand Drama Chanticler for America
Paris reports Charles Frohman has secured Rostand's Chanticler for American production. The announcement states the Broadway run will bring the play to U.S. audiences.
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Frohman
Chanticler
Paris
Charles Frohman
Rostand
America
Shuberts Take Control Of Park Theater Indianapolis
The Shubert Organization claims control of the Park theater in Indianapolis by telegram from New York stating Mary Mannering will perform June 14 and that Shuberts now own the house. Fred C. Dikson was in New York. local managers could not confirm the lease.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Shuberts
Park Theater
New York
Indianapolis Star
C. P Greneneker
Mary Mannering
Park
Fred C. Dikson
Walter G. Bowlby
The
Shriners’ Temple
Republicans Clinch Judgeships in Chicago Judicial Election
In Chicago, June 7 the Republican party won a majority of judicial seats. They elected one superior court judge and eight circuit court judges, while Democrats claimed six circuit court seats. A special alderman election in the Thirty second ward also produced a Republican victory.
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Chicago
Verbal Battle in Covington Council Over Tax Claims
A heated Covington council meeting featured Busse accusing Auditor Gould of favoritism for listing Covington residents on tax refund claimants. Gould denied the charge as a resolution sought a written opinion on which board should elect a branch hospital custodian. The session also passed ordinances setting a $2 daily license for merry go rounds and sidewalk/ street improvements, heard a saloon license hearing June 18, and approved settlements with Mary Deddens and the Coyle spouses for 3500.
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Covington
Busse
Gould
Board of Health
William Gardiner
West Seventh Street
Mary Deddens
Elizabeth
Joseph Coyle
Russell Street
Eighteenth
Winetenth Streets
Eighteenth Street
Russell
Russell Streets
Jefferson Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Woodlawn Park
Thirteenth Street
Madison Avenue
Garrard Street
Meinegs
William McDonald
States Woods
Charles Grizzell
Public Works
Ellsworth Woods
Foothpad attack on Louis Holzhauer in Newport incident
Louis Holzhauer a prominent Republic party politician and IRS official was robbed and beaten by two men at Seventh and Saratoga Newport shortly after midnight as he walked home from downtown. One attacker struck him with brass knuckles. Holzhauer resisted and the pair fled without taking his money. He alerted police by phone from his home.
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Louis Holzhauer
Internal Revenue Service
Seventh
Saratoga
Newport
Holzhauer
Washington Avenue
Holz
Browns sell 35x100 foot lot on Third Street
Xe L. and Matilda Brown transfer property to E N. Martin, a 35 by 100 foot lot on the north side of Third Street in Covington Real Estate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xe L
Matilda Brown
E. N. Martin
Third Street
Campbell County Divorces Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Elizabeth Herne filed suit for absolute divorce from Thomas Herne in the circuit court alleging cruelty and failure to provide She seeks custody of two children and alimony Receivers of the Co operative Wine and Distilling company filed against Herman Schmidt for 455 dollars for merchandise Judge Hawkins fined Charles Morgan and William Strittler six dollars each for a ball game disturbance but suspended the sentence pending good behavior
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Herne
Thomas Herne
Albert T. Stoehr
Joseph L. Gerson
Co-operative Wine and Distilling Company
Herman Schmidt
Charles Morgan
William Strittler
Fifth Street
Hawkins
North Cincinnati Business Men's Club Elects New Board
At the second annual meeting of the North Cincinnati Business Men's club held at the North Cincinnati Turner hall last night a new board of directors for the coming year was elected. Members include Henry Hoefle J Reemelin F Vergis Dr George Herrman Ernest Wuelff Jacob Dietz and H L Kuerftsin. The treasurer reported a sound financial standing and 34 new members were welcomed. A luncheon and smoker followed with honorary member Howard Saxby speaking on Lexis lative Rough Riding and Frank P Schopper performing solos. Mumford Platt the local ventriloquist gave the highlight of the entertainment.
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North Cincinnati
Howard Saxby
Frank P. Schopper
Mumford Platt
Charles Hauck
Marriage notice for Katharine Winchester and Dr. David Dickson
Announcements received describe the marriage of Katharine Griswold Winchester to Dr. David Judinh Dickson on May 20 at 24 West Forty-eighth Street New York. A separate suit filed by Miss Anna Militz seeks 350000 for alleged breach of promise against Dr. Dickson.
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Katharine Winchester
David Dickson
Anna Militz
Dallas Bache Pratt
Katharine Griswold Winchester
David Judinh Dickson
West Forty-eighth Street
New York
Covington Man Hackett 89 Dies. recount sought in precincts
Covington 4 Thomas Hackett, 89, once a Brooksville hotel proprietor, died last Saturday. His body will be shipped to Augusta today. A miscount or fraud allegedly affected ballots in several wards and precincts. Dr. Riffe requests a ballot recount. the committee already ordered a recount for Walker Hall and L. W. Arnett's state senate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hackett
Brooksville
Augusta
Dr. Riffe
Riffe
Walker Hall
L. W. Arnett
Drowning Man Saved by Quick Work of Rescuer
William Endress, 420 Scott Street, nearly drowned after leaping from shore into the Ohio River near Greenup Street. John Cassidy warned against the hole, then Endress fell in. John Sorger reached from a gasoline- launch float, pulled Endress to safety, and resuscitation by Kinsey, Vaneye, and Dr Wise restored him to standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Sorger
Greenup Street
William Endress
Ohio River
Endress
Scott Street
James Cody
John Cassidy
Albert Roy
Cassidy
Roy
Sorger
Charles Kinsey
Ernest Vaneye
Recount Sought in Coroner Race After Primary
In the Democratic primary, Dr. James S. Wise was declared the nominee for coroner by twenty five votes, and a recount request follows the vote. The outcome hinges on the recount results and any adjustments to the initial tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Wise
Kenton County Republicans Issue New Call for Convention
Kenton county Republican executive committee met at headquarters in the Boone block and issued a new call for a county convention. The date is July and the venue Turner hall on Pike street. Posters will be placed countywide to notify the change in date. City convention action was postponed pending the call by Chair Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Republican Executive Committee
Boone Block
Turner Hall
Pike Street
Clergy Marriage Charge Dismissed in Ky Case
County Judge H P Stephens dismissed the case against Rev Napoleon H Carlisle after he presented a church reinstatement certificate from Wilmington Baptist church Fischburg Ky The affidavit by Edward Reed alleging invalid marriage ceremonies prompted the action and license revocation was requested prior to dismissal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
H. P. Stephens
Napoleon H. Carlisle
Carlisle
Wilmington
Latonia Court Notes Report on Domestic and Property Cases
R Lee Bird sues Latonia city for property tax reduction. W R Price seeks divorce from Emma Price with child custody demand. Judge Harbeson dismisses Ethel vs Albert Perry for abandonment proof. Citizen National Bank wins 1450 against Anna Mortisse et al. Ethel Lillie vs George Zint overruled demurrer. Lillie sues for damages, custody, alimony. Viola Owens and Robert Owens divorce for cruelty with child custody demand. Nora vs John Delenanty distribution ordered. Jaimes Long arraigned for foitering with a note about visiting Jailer Kranz of Covington anew.
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R. Lee Bird
Latonia
Fenton
Citizen National Bank
Anna Mortisse
Ethel Lillie
George Zint
Lillie
Viola Owens
Robert Owens
Nora
John Delenanty
Jaimes Long
Jatter
Laton
Kranz
Covington
Newport Board Report Finds Most Schools Adequate
Newport board of education heard new medical inspectors Dr Youtsey and Dr Caldwell report that most city schools were not crowded, except Fourth, Eighth, Ninth and Southgage. They urged floor oiling changes and noted several improvements while city coal contract awarded at $2.19 per ton. Superintendent Regenstein cited theft of exam papers and a later lien dispute over a pipeline and related property with unpaid $89,056.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport Coal Company
Regenstein
Tegardy
Grand jury urged focus on county murders and dog fights
Newport circuit court's June term grand jury was impaneled by Judge Yungblut. For years poolroom violations dominated charges, but this term highlights two county killings: Louis Filhardt shot by John DeMesa in Melbourne and Alce Hicks Donnelly, Harvey Donnelly's common law wife at Fort Thomas. Also noted were dog fights and other general violations. Foreman George Keller leads a twelve member panel including S W Hills and J A Winters.
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Newport
Yungblut
Louis Filhardt
John DeMesa
Melbourne
Alce Hicks Donnelly
Harvey Donnelly
Second Infantry
Fort Thomas
George Keller
Foreman
B. Stewert
Charles Schulte
W. Hills
W. J. Gallagher
Gasper Lape
Adam Knecht
John Steffen
J. A. Winters
H. B. Hupp
Ernst Weitkamp
W. A. Davin
Missionary Meeting Held by Lexington Diocese Council
The fourteenth annual council of the Lexington diocese convened at St. Pauls Newport for a missionary mass meeting led by Rt Rev L W Burton. Rev Robert W Patton delivered the charge to the St Pauls auxiliary and services concluded with adjournment for morning holy communion and an auxiliary offering.
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Diocese of
Lexington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Paul's Church
L. W. Burton
D. D
Robert W. Patton
Fourth Missionary Department
Missionary Council of
Mechanics Lien Filed Over $389,056 Pipeline Work
A petition was filed in Newport County Clerk Betz's office by James G. Corcoran Construction Co. of Pennsylvania for a mechanics lien on the Campbell county natural gas pipeline recently completed. Defendants include Columbia Gas and Electric Co. and Cincinnati Gas Transportation Co. The suit claims the company furnished labor materials and equipment since last September for the pipeline project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betz
Newport
James G. Corcoran Construction Company
Pennsylvania
Campbell County
Meyers & Howard
Co Construction Company
West Virginia
Columbia Gas and Electric’company
Cincinnati Gas Transportation Company
Newport News Notes From the Mills to a Wedding
Henry Starks 80 Berbusy injured at Newport rolling mills when an electric crane passed over his arms. Ernest Parker of East Third street Newport rescued a drowning boy named Willis of Cincinnati from the Ohio River at Washington avenue. Arn Blurt’s marriage to Miss Alice Brown shocks friends. Park committee proposes paving at the Ohio and Licking rivers junction. William Geiger nearly fatally injured in a heat incident. Jack Crugh saved him. License committee grants William Graves a saloon license after earlier refusals amid complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Starks
Newport
Speers Hospital
Ernest Parker
East Third Street
Willis
Cincinnati
Washington Avenue
Arn
Coldsprings
Miesalice Brown
James Irewn
Siiverton
Ohio
Licking Rivers
William Geiger
Ape Meat Packing Ompany
Liath Street
Cilmitia
Jack Cruehlityow
Coughlin
Whilam Graves
Tenth and
York Streets
Dan Petri
Southgate Transfer to Harriet G Drew in Subdivision Lot
A deed records Southgate and his wife transferring part of a lot in Southgate's subdivision to Harriet G. Drew. The action details a property conveyance within the neighborhood subdivision and names the primary parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southgate
Harriet G. Drew
Lote
Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Promise
The California Fig Syrup Co claims its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna are produced from pure plant medicinals and a unique method. It warns that only the genuine product yields the claimed benefits and urges buyers to reject imitations and return them if seen.
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California Fig Syrup Co
California
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