Vola Tonic Promises Strength Across City and Region
Advert reads that Vola Tonic, branded Builder of Strength, has helped many in Cincinnati and nearby areas recover from influenza and fatigue. Testimonies from Mrs. Mary Shives, Mrs. Laura Kreitzer, and A. G. Emerson claim renewed energy and return to work after using the tonic. Sold by Dow drug stores and other druggists in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mary Shives
West Seventh
Laura Kreitzer
North Findlay
Dayton
A. G. Emerson
Portsmouth Street
Dow Drug
Advy
Tag Day planned to aid St Elizabeth’s Hospital in Covington
About 2 300 plaintiffs sue officers of the defunct Kentucky Rural Credits Association for 280 000 alleging stock overvaluation. Judge Otto Wolff heard arguments on dismissals while Tag Day plans for June 12 seek funds for St Elizabeth’s Hospital upkeep in Kenton and Campbell Counties with 200 women across 10 church committees tagging corners and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Baker
Lexington
Otto Wolff
Campbell
Clifford C. Bosworth
Kentucky Rural Credits Association
Price M. Witt
John M. Lassing
Baker
Kentucky
Aubrey Barbour
Newport
Fayette
Frankin
Campbell, Kenton
Shelby
Wolff
Barbour
O. L. Vanlaningham
Kansas City
Tennessee
Ohio
Union
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Kenton
Covington
Doris G. Reasonover
Madison Avenue
Ludlow
Independence
Erlanger
Selection of jurors continues in Campbell Circuit Court
Twenty four men were summoned and twelve jurors not seated. Four jurors were chosen: Stack, Wolff, Breitenstein, Youmans. A new panel of eight jurors was called for this morning with names including Cunningham Welch Coate Lauterwasser Jones Stoltz Gerding Schnell Bolser and others listed in Newport Dayton Bellevue Ft Thomas and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
Thomas Stack
Third Avenue
Dayton
Louis A. Wolff
Second Avenue
George H. Breitenstein
Sixth Avenue
Peter Youmans
Park Avenue
Newport
W. G. Cunningham
Union Street
Bellevue
Roscoe Welch
Mesh Avenue
William K. Coate
Chalfonte Place
Ft. Thomas
KB. T. Lauterwasser
Ninth Avenue
William H. Jones
Monmouth Street
Edward Stoltz
East Third Street
Andrew Gerding
West Eleventh Street
William J. Schnell
Washington Avenue
John F. Bolser
Tenth and Terrace Avenue
Frank Sauer
Overton Street
J. L. Hughes
Columbia Street
W. N. Andrews
Fifth and Park
R. D. Allen
Park and Overton
William Fleming
Fourth
Adam Ritter
Edward Frier
Highland Avenue
Joseph Groeschen
West Twelfth Street
George Vesper
York Street
Bertsell Kingery
Thornton Street
Henry Biedenhorn
Division _ street
Charles Wright
Foote Avenue
John W. Japp
East Ninth Street
B. H. Werming
Eighth Avenue
Walter Bretton and Ethel Heath Married in Newport
Walter Bretton of Connersville Indiana and Ethel Heath of 18 East Sixth Street Newport were wed yesterday at Old Taylor Street M E Church Newport. Rev James Crutchfield officiated. A palm and rose decorated ceremony featured Norma Ginley on organ and Mrs Edward Herman singing O Promise Me. A banquet followed at the bride’s home with many relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bretton
Connersville
Ind
Ethel Heath
East Sixth Street
Newport
Old Taylor Street
M. E
Norma Ginley
Edward Herman
James Crutchfield
Grandpa
Grandma Hurd
Bretton
Connorsville
Missary Ginn
Herbert Lary
Silverton
Scott
Hazel Shelth
William Voge
Strub
Poe
Belle McCarley
Edith Johnson
Gussie Bittle
Pearl Hurd
Loraine Strub
Archie Poe
Ed Allen
Carl Hilton
Rice
Nicholson
John Hilman
Cora Yeckle
Dorothy Heath
Rosanna Scott
Edward d Terman
Bellevue Man Crashes Into Telegraph Pole On Newport Street
John Sweeney of 2044 Taylor avenue Bellevue drove into a telegraph pole at Sixth and Patterson streets Newport to avoid a woman driver. His car demolished but no injuries occurred. Police could not identify the other vehicle’s driver. the Ohio license plate read 4 599.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sweeney
Taylor Avenue
Bellevue
Sixth
Patterson Streets
Newport
Sweeney
Ohio
Realty Transfers Filed in County Clerk Office
Yesterday Henry Deters conveyed to Miss Flora Wilkening on Harvey Street Ft Thomas for 500 dollars. Martin Hermann transferred 50 feet on Sixth Avenue Dayton Ky to G A Hermann for 2000 dollars. Frank and Goldie Grimes sold 2 1/2 feet on Fifth Avenue Dayton Ky to Herman and Alma Imhoff for 2650 dollars. Sarah Levinson conveyed 18 feet on Front Street to Morris Price for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Deters
Flora Wilkening
Harvey Street
Ft. Thomas
Martin Hermann
G. A. Hermann
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Frank
Goldie Grimes
Herman
Alma Imhoff
Fifth Avenue
Sarah Levinson
Morris Price
Front Street
Newport June Taxes Due at Office of the Commissioner
The City of Newport announces June taxes are due and payable at the Office of the Commissioner of Finance. Taxes for the year may be paid now to avoid penalty and interest. Adv. Chas. D. McCrea Commissioner of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Campbell County Women's Club elects new officers
Mrs. Edward C. Wendt was chosen as President at the annual election held yesterday at the clubrooms 634 Monmouth Street Newport. Other officers include Mrs Albert Wendt as Vice President Mrs W W Anderson as Treasurer Mrs John Corbin as Secretary and Mrs John Todd as Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Wendt
Campbell County Women's Club
Monmouth Street
Newport
Albert Wendt
W. W. Anderson
John Corbin
John Todd
Ways and Means
Residence Names Arranged by Local Editor
Andrew A. Hiles of Springfield and Nora M. Driscoll of Springfield are listed alongside Allen Shepeard of Newport and Georgia DeMoss of California. Also named are Frank DeVoy of Elyria Ohio and Minnie Batdorf of Elyria Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Hiles
Springfield
Nora M. Driscoll
Allen
Old Colorado Man Credits Foley Kidney Pills for Health
J F E Williams of Colorado Springs says at 73 he improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He had tried many medicines with no help and calls himself a new man now. The ad notes Foley Kidney Pills strengthen and restore kidneys and bladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Williams
Boulder St
Colorado Springs
Colo
Erlanger Postoffice to Become Covington Substation
Postmaster Orie S. Ware announced Erlanger will become a Covington substation on July 1. Miss Helen Gurney, current postmistress, is named Superintendent of the new substation. Congressman Arthur B. Rouse confirmed the telegram on the change. Ft. Mitchell residents will receive motorized postal delivery service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger
Covington
Orie S. Ware
Helen Gurney
Ware
Arthur B. Rouse
Ft. Mitchell
Judge Sets Bond in Latonia Pick Pocket Case
Judge Manson fixes bond at $4000 in the Alfred Denneman case charged with assault and battery highway robbery and vagrancy. Denneman 22 of 224 East Tenth street was arrested by Policeman Bergman and Detective McShane at Latonia on Saturday as the case continues through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Alfred Denneman
East Tenth Street
Denneman
Bergman
McShane
Latonia
Covington Officials Indicted in Whisky Theft Case
L. E. Bullock Covington Commissioner of Public Safety Logan Goodson Covington detective and ten others face U S District Court trial for theft of fourteen barrels of whisky from Latonia Distillery set for June 21 announced by United States Commissioner Mrs Mabel Van Dyke Bell in court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bullock
Covington
Local court actions and Knights of Pythias convention notes
W Deneman’s fine reduced to 50 after retrial in Police Court for alleged conduct. Crell Robinson 23 of 631 Main street fined 25 and costs in Police Court for disorderly conduct after a quarrel with a woman. arrested by Patrolman Bergman. Covington Lodge to send Dunkle Walker Rudy Ramsey to the Kentucky Grand Lodge convention at Pineville. Kentucky State Bankers groups six and nine to meet at Fort Mitchell Country Club Wednesday with K S Lee of Covington First National Bank to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Deneman
Crell Robinson
Main Street
Robinson
Bergman
Joseph B. Dunkle
Daniel Walker
Charles Rudy
John Ramsey
Covington Lodge
Kentucky Grand Lodge
Divorce Actions and Custody Awards Reported
Several divorce filings and court actions are listed. Cordie McCasland obtained a divorce from David McCasland with custody awarded. Blanche Barnhorst filed for divorce from George Barnhorst seeking alimony. Laura Benson and Beatrice M. Hill involved in additional divorce cases. James Holloran's suit directs sale of Julia Holloran estate with distributions to Mary and Sarah Holloran. William Harrod filed for divorce from Nellie Harrod in a March 1917 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordie McCasland
Harbeson
David McCasland
Blanche Barnhorst
George Barnhorst
Western Avenue
Covington
Haden Pensop
Laura Benson
Robert E. L. Hill
Julia Holloran
William IE. Harrod
Nellie Harrod
Covington Firemen Return to Duty Under Tentative Accord
The city faces formal approval of a tentative agreement after a five and a half day strike. Commissioners Stahel and Vastine will present the provisions for the commission's consideration at Thursday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
George Stahel
Ben Vastine
Police court fines echo race meet traffic rules
Two drivers were fined $20 and costs in Police Court for violations tied to Saturday traffic regulations during the race meet. George Rose, 21, of 3714 Maple Park Avenue Cincinnati, pleaded speeding. Robert Howard, 21, of 14 Kenyon Avenue, identified as negro, was fined for breaking the line returning from the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rose
Maple Park Avenue
Cincinnati
Robert Howard
Kenyon Avenue
Kenton County Grand Jury Recesses Due to Missing Juror
The Kenton County Grand Jury session has recessed for two weeks due to the absence of one grand juror, delaying proceedings until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Grand Jury
Local residents listed in Covington and Cincinnati area
Readable names tied to several Ohio Kentucky locales appear: Covington and Cincinnati residents include Robert BE L BE, Helen McGann Ludlow Ky, Howard Clyde Cincinnati, Queen Bremster Cincinnati, Orth W Greene Chicago, Carrie Michnel Dayton OH, George Burnett Covington, Lola May Richardson Covington, Arthur F Wilson Covington, Loretta McEller Covington, John C Moons Detroit, Marie Soper Covington, Martha Wright Lexington Ky. The fragment shows wide geographic ties and potential notices among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BE
Covington
Helen McGann
Ludlow
Howard Clyde
Cincinnati
Queen Bremster
Orth W. Greene
Chicago
Carrie Michnel
Dayton
O. George Burnett
Lola May
School to elect teachers and new superintendent next Monday
School Commissioners will elect teachers for the coming year at a meeting in the high school. A successor to Superintendent W. P. King, whose contract expires this year, will also be chosen. Colonel Aerie of Eagles of Dayton installed new officers: President Harry Miller, Vice President George Holt, retiring President Oscar Forster. Flag Day will be observed at Fort Thomas on June 14. A. F. Hayman of Dayton is fined $5 and costs for speeding. Frank Schielein of Dayton fined $10 for driving past a stationary street car. The Ast Candy Company of Cincinnati fined $25 for doing business without a Dayton license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. King
Aerie
Eagles of
Dayton
Harry Miller
George Holt
Oscar Forster
Fort Thomas
A. F. Hayman
Lloyd Meyers
Frank Schielein
Ast Candy Company of
Cincinnati
Mersey Board authorizes June tobacco storage imports
The Consulate at Liverpool reports that importers may bring in 5,000 casks of tobacco for storage during June as notified by the Mersey Docks and Harbor Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mersey Docks and Harbor Board
Cincinnati Councilman paints dire city finances at Cincinnatus meeting
Council member Cliff Martin told the Cincinnatus Association in council hall last night that Cincinnati faces a deplorable financial condition with halted improvements and costly street work. He noted high costs in grading materials and that street projects require broad petitions for partial assessments while detailing city stats on parks, police, fire, lights, sewers, and miles of streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Martin
Cincinnatus Association
University Club
Martin
Cincinnati
Carl Jacobs
Twenty five graduate from Ohio Mechanics Institute
Twenty four young men and one young woman were graduated from the Ohio Mechanics Institute at Emery Auditorium. Ten from day classes and fifteen from night classes. Prizes were awarded for printing and display in Chatfield Woods contests. A campus dance followed and department displays showcased sewing lithography art chemistry drawing machinery and woodwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Emery Auditorium
Fred A. Geler
F. L. Finchbaugh
Leo Bland, Jr
John T. Faig
Robert Hettel
Louis Slovutsky
Chatfield & Woods
Gordon Lanmmley
George R. Maltzberger
Mary Johnson
Paul Ashbrook
Mary Ladoux
Taxpayers Urged to Pay Second 1919 Income Tax by June 15
Collector Stephen W. McGrath announces second installment bills are mailed and non detachable. Pay by June 15, 1920 to avoid penalties. use checks or money orders payable to Collector of Internal Revenue. No bill receipt does not excuse payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Stephen W. McGrath
Work of Conference Explained to Pastors
Dr. C. M. Van Pelt told members of the Methodist Ministers Association about actions from the Des Moines General Conference. Retirements of superannuated ministers and district superintendents appointing women as supply preachers were noted. Two colored bishops were placed in New Orleans territory and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. van Pelt
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Des Moines
van Pelt
New Orleans Territory
Africa
Dr. van Pelt
Otto Melle
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Army training school lecture plan at Camp Grant
Chaplain A. J. Moore of Ft. Thomas Kentucky will deliver lectures to high school students outlining the benefits of establishing an army training school at Camp Grant Illinois. The talks aim to promote interest in military service and preparedness among youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Moore
Ft. Thomas
Camp Grant, Ill
Gompers Denies Labour Threats From Canada Toil Strikes
Montreal June 7 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor defends workers rights against compulsory labor and strikes outlaw. He urges moderation while keeping workers on the firing line and warns against ultra radial movements. He praises Canada and calls for close U S Canada labor cooperation. He denies federation aims to fleece Canadians and cites a year of net spending in Canada. The gathering includes Canadian officials and leaders urging arbitration and closer international labor ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Organized Labor
Canada
Gompers
Organized Labor Movement of
United States
Workers of Canada
Dominion
Europe
Labor
Gideon Robertson
Robert Borden
Robertson
Albanase David
Martin
Tom Moore
Canadian Trade Congress
League of Nations
Moore
James Duncan
Quincy
Mass
Daniel Tobin
Executive Council
Frank Duffy
Indianapolis
John J. Manning
Washington
Union Label Trade Department
Thomas A. Rickert
Chicago
Jacob Fischer
Matthew Woll
India's Wheat Crop Forecast 1919 20 Area Sown Up
Consul General James A. Smith in Calcutta reports the second official forecast for India's 1919 20 wheat crop. Area sown is 28,553,000 acres, up 20 percent from 23,729,000 acres at the same date last year, with Kashmir excluded from the estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smith
Calcutta
India
Kashmir
Policeman McManus and Be atrice Allen Shot in East Front Street Shootout
Policeman Thomas McManus and Be atrice Thomas Allen were wounded in a triple gunfight on East Front street. Allen, 35, fired on officers in John Douglas’s restaurant before being shot by William Jones, who also fired inside the establishment. Both injured were taken to General Hospital. McManus served in France in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Thomas Allen
William Jones
East Front Street
Thomas McManus
Second District
Allen
John Douglas
McManus
Rudd
Jones
General Hospital
France
Timber Shortage Drives Up Paper Costs Across East
Secretary Meredith warns that Eastern forest depletion drives higher newsprint prices. He notes three fifths of U S timber is gone and usage outpaces growth. A national reforestation policy and broader Forest Service authority are urged to curb fires and expand forests on state and private land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
United States
Travelers Aid Helps 10,000 During May in Cincinnati
Travelers' Aid of the Cincinnati Community Service reports nearly 10,000 good deeds in May. Volunteers logged 884 hours assisting 910 soldiers and 5,272 civilians, directing aid to the Red Cross Juvenile Court hospital and other groups, plus helping 71 girls at trains and 57 sent away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Community Service
Red Cross
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Delinquency Charge Leads to Jail for Charles Stott
Charles Stott received a three month jail term yesterday in Juvenile Court for contributing to the delinquency of a sixteen year old girl. The girl was taken into custody and placed on a country farm until a guardian is found. Stott, married, has a divorce case pending in the Domestic Relations Court at Greensburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stott
C. W Hoffman
Gir
Stott
Greensburg
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
the National Plastic Relief Co
Fourth St
Rosenthal’s
Prescription
Eighth and Vine
Woodburn
Madison Road
St. Francis de Sales
Chaorch
Avon
the Art Dry Cleaning Co
America
Ture
Tribuns
Bosworth
St. Elizabeth Drive
Bretton-Heath
Newport Realty
Adv
Heads Woman’s Club
Covington Notes
Kenton Circuit Court
Latonia Speeders
Newport Notes
Mechanics Institute
McGrath
L. Rues Canada Toilers
Perry G. Mason CO
Keller
Third St
Negro
Travelers Aid
The
Union Savings Bank and
Rust Company
N. W. Corner
Fourth and Walnut
Vine Street
Fifth Street
East Fifth Street
N. W
City Hall
N. W. Cor
Eighth and Central Avenue
Mohawk
Central Avenue
Race Street
Copenhagen
SS Se
Miller
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!