Life Story
A serialized life narrative from 1927 published by Press Publishing Co. chronicles personal journeys, ambitions, and social scenes of the era. The piece frames individual growth amid contemporary culture, reflecting the era’s values and public interests.
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By Press Publishing Co
Slim Lindbergh remembered by Major Robertson in 1920s air service
Major William B. Robertson recalls Slim Lindbergh’s rise in the St Louis Chicago mail flight with the Robertson Field unit. He praises Lindbergh’s pluck skill and leadership as chief pilot, notes the early St Louis Chicago air mail route, and recounts parachute landings and plane tests.
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N. Y
New York
Slim
St. Louis
Paris
Denver
Colorado
Army
Brook Field
Texas
Robertson Field
Chicago
Bud Gurney
Bud
Ben Belle
Belle
Slim Lindbergh
Memphis
Lindbergh
Curtiss Field
Roosevelt Field
Louie
Loop
Covington Children's Home seeks new members
The Children's Home Society of Kenton County launches a June 19 to July 17 membership campaign. Inmate numbers rise at the Devon Park home, with expenses totaling 1200 dollars monthly. Campaign committee includes A. B. Rouse, Bert Hendrixson, Fred Staengle, Orie S. Ware and Edward Sellers. Membership is five dollars per year or more by donation. The society was organized nine years ago.
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Children’s Home Body
Children’s Home Society
Kenton County
Ole J. Howard
Devon Park
Howard
A. B. Rouse
Bert Hendrixson
Fred Staengle
Orie S. Ware
Edward Sellers
Emile Jannings Stars Faust at Liberty Covington
Emil Jannings headlines the Liberty feature Faust as Mephisto with Gosta Ekman as Faust and Camilla Horn as Marguerite. The photoplay presents a fantasy version of the Doctor Faust legend about selling his soul. Also playing Corporal Kate is Vera Reynolds with Julia Faye Majel Coleman and Kenneth Thomson in the cast. A week of musical numbers features Tom Fulmer Mae Wayne Ruth Heubach and Liberty Raga Muffins.
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Emil Jannings
Liberty
Mephisto
Julia Faye
Majel Coleman
Kenneth Thomson
Tom Fulmer
Mae Wayne
Ruth Heubach
Bankruptcy filing and local court notices in Kenton County
Emmett F. Lewis of Ashland filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing $175 in assets and $699.78 in liabilities. James E. Cosgrove, former president of Cosgrove Tobacco, announced his candidacy for Democratic Representative in the Sixty-fifth District.
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Emmett F. Lewis
Ashland
Fred Rolf
Kenton County
J. C. Beckman
Henry Dudgeon
Covington
Harry Dickmeyer
Latonia
Read
Kenton County Court
Harry Spella
Winston Hill
Albert Lockwood Noe
West Oak Street
Ludlow
Edward L. Tavlin
Catherine Hayes
Greenup Street
Matthew E. Hayes
J. M. Giles
Cynthiana
Robert Gault
St. Walburg Academy
Twelfth
Greenup Streets
Cathedral Lyceum
Madison Avenue
Mary Scheper
Trevor Street
Philipps
Ivan Ryle
Boone County
Nick Klein
Cincinnati
Frank Giordullo
Walnut Hills
J. M. Frederick
Norwood
Joe Carl, Jr
H. C. Platt
James E. Cosgrove
Cosgrove Tobacco Company
Yestaerney
Sixty
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Elks, Moose and West End Welfare Association
Schultzes divorce suit and custody action filed in Kenton Circuit Court
Mrs Rachael Schultz filed for divorce from Robert L Schultz and sought child custody. They also accuse J D Northcutt and E W Northcutt of cruelty. Physicians press suit for 350 dollars against George Roland of Erlanger for medical services.
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Rachael Schultz
West Thirty~sixth Street
Robert L. Schultz
Teim
J. D
E. W. Northcutt
George Roland
Erlanger
Newport Judge Will Vacate Bench for Harvey Trial
Judge Bertelsman in Police Court will step aside as Rev. W. B. Harvey of First Baptist Church Eighth and York Streets faces charges of disorderly conduct. Police Officer Hundemer alleges an abusive response after Harvey criticized him for blocking a street. Harvey denies wrongdoing. The case drew a crowded courtroom with congregation members present. Horace W. Root represents Harvey.
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Bertelsman
W. B. Harvey
First Baptist Church
Eighth
York Streets
Hundemer
Dr. Harvey
Harvey
Flood Relief Leaders Named for Five Kentucky Counties
Senator Sackett appointed George E. Engel as General Chairman of Flood Relief for five Northern Kentucky counties. District Chairs named: Kenton John B. Read. Campbell P. M. Witt. Bracken S Bradford. Pendleton C. W. Thompson. Harrison J. T. McDaniels. Quota set at 12,500 with daily Red Cross reporting. donations urged.
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Fred M. Sackett
Louisville
George E. Engel
Liberty National Bank
Covington
Kentucky
Engel
Kenton County
John B. Read
Campbell County
P. M. Witt
Newport
Bracken County
S. Bradford
Augusta
Pendleton County
C. W. Thompson
Falmouth
Harrison County
J. T. McDaniels
Cynthiana
Senator Sackett
Red Cross
Louis H. Kilpatrick
Lexington
Latonia Fifth Race Horse Showdown Wins Handily
In the Latonia fifth race a claiming event for three-year-olds and up, purse 1600, 1 mile 70 yards, Pandesto driven by J Allgeyer easily outfinished Starbeck with Mom's Boy next. Time records show 1:43 3-5 for the final split. mutuels paid 9.40 for the winner with Place and Show payouts listed.
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J. Allgeyer
B. G
Light Brigade
Hermione
J. F. Winscher
Ss.f
St.Odds
Pandesto
Starbeck
S. Griffisi
Icc
Sicioen J. McGee
Pandy
S. Stretton
Han Bros
Mutuels Co
Alloy
Pandosto
Mom’s Boy
Alley
E. B. McLean
J. F. Schorr
F. Florend
Peggy
Bledsoe
Pretty Run
Carter
Florenda
St Es
Orenda
Desks Mary
Peggy Bledsoe
Oseda
Dusty Mary
Mos
Seadrift
Osedan Ote Sc
Latonia
Audley Farm
Man O
K. Spence
A Lion
Teesorees
W. Crump
Joe Farm
Ivenna
Stretton
W. Sop AG
Howard He . McDowe
Golden Orient
Seeeenemeeee
Lauscher
Leichleiter
Virginia C
Eason
Joyland
Clrvenna
John William II
Rayon
Captain Applejack
Benito
Hamburg Lad
Atla
Udley Farm
St.enry
Jessie Benton
Spence
Jessica
Hoffman
Fox Catcher Farm
Junie
Granneman M. Estopinal
Hamilton Farm
Lilley
H. P. Headley
Joseph Sabbath
D. Connelly
J. T. Looney
W. Lauscher
G. B. Senff
Il Ll
C. Alles
Ceccie
Oo Hickman
Polly Poker
Georgia W
Bonnie Basil Elizabeth
Queen Roys
Lady Rosabelle
H Chambers
B. F
rack—Royal Messenge
B A. Baker
St F
Lute
H. Chambers
W. Pool
My Sunylan
T. Pascuma
M. A. Silvers
B. Winchester
Canfield H. Bensinger
Andry
Bobbie
Robbie Shea
Walnut Hills
E Caskey, Jr
Wildaire—Fontarabia
W. E Caskey
Wtat
St.ee Kanawha
Lathey
W. E. Caskey
Lepanto
Barabbas
W. Roberts
Idle Hour Farm
Belle of
Kentucky
J Meyer
Senator Fiddler
Crump
Ewrarowene
Ohio
Renee
Parkview Stable
Boutonniere
H. Graiss L Brooks
Warfield
Orem Reneeeenseeteares
Gt Canfield
Harting & Richardson
Gus Kuffan
Atte
Carr
Hazel cNamara
Syrm Koneerereeerennereeees Stevens
Kanawha
Sea Scamp
Belle
Tor Fiddler
Winging
Lady Pennant
Wonderwell
Inner
App
Reveries
St.Ods
W. Lauscher Seeeteeeewes
W.E. Hupp
Paulina L
Paradise Farm
Miss
Hees
Odense Rere
Canfield
J. L. Brannon
Paulina
Gloria Aspin
Miss Lee
Narva
Thomasson Granted Continuance By Judge In Drunk Driving Case
Judge Bertelsman granted a continuance in Police Court yesterday for L. L. Thomasson of 551 East Second Street amid arraignment on charges of driving while drunk and ignoring traffic signs. Thomasson, represented by attorney L. W. Scoot, denied intoxication after a collision at Eleventh and Monmouth with a car driven by John Trent of Cincinnati. Separately, William Blackwell received 30 days for breach of peace and disorderly conduct, while Leroy Leonard was dismissed on a disorderly conduct charge following a fight at Southgate and York streets.
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L. L. Thomasson
East Second Street
W. C. Thomasson
Bertelsman
L. W. Scoot
Thomasson
Eleventh
Monmouth
John Trent
Dawson Avenue
Cincinnati
William Blackwell
York Street
Leroy Leonard
Southgate
York Streets
Surplus Channeled From Campbell County for Kentucky Relief
Emil Gerhardt, chairman of the Cincinnati Red Cross committee, announced that surplus funds raised in Campbell County for Mississippi flood relief will aid Kentucky. About $10,000 was collected, $1,000 above the quota, with county schools contributing totals from Ft. Thomas to Newport reaching $1,227.81.
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Campbell County
Mississippi
Kentucky
Emil Gerhardt
Cincinnati
American Red Cross
Washington D
Alexandria
Newport
Three men held for grand jury on shooting charge
Daniel Callahan William Thies and Elmer Welkley were held to the grand jury on charges of shooting with intent to kill and released on their own recognizance after witnesses failed to appear. Prosecutor says the shooting at Third and Beech wounded two, with Megerle driving a truck.
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Daniel Callahan
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
William Thies
West Fourth Street
Elmer Welkley
Bertelsman
Daniel W. Davies
Third
Beech Streets
William Megerle
Ann Street
Callahan
Megerle
Nomination Sought for State Legislature Seat
Thomas W. Hardesty Jr., attorney and Kentucky State University graduate, seeks the Republican nomination for the Sixty sixth District legislature seat. He targets the current holder Shaler Berry for the State Senate, favors legal code simplification, repealing unnecessary laws, a state home for delinquent youths, end of bridge tolls, and lower gasoline tax. He lives with his parents at 504 Highland Avenue Ft Thomas.
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Thomas W. Hardesty, Jr
Hardesty
Kentucky State University
Shaler Berry
Senate
Highland Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Realty Transfers in Dayton and Newport Listings
Transfers show George Mueller to Adam Mueller on Main Street Dayton and George W Harding to A C Hurd Sr on West Fifth Street. Other deeds include Napo John D Shoptaugh to Albert Prabell on O Fallon Avenue and Center Street ade Hays to William H Kramer on Eat Thin Street Newport. Louise Plantky to Carl J Bringmann on Alexandria Pike Southgate. Carl Schuchter to Carl Enel on Nineteenth Street Clifton.
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George Mueller
Adam Mueller
Main Street
Dayton
George W. Harding
A. C. Hurd, Sr
West Fifth Street
Newpo
John D. Shoptaugh
Albert Prabell
O'Fallon Avenue
Center Street
Ade Hays
William H. Kramer
Eat Thin
Newport
Louise Plantky
Carl J. Bringmann
Alexandria
Pike
Southgate
Carl Schuchter
Carl Enel
Nineteenth Street
Clifton
Marriage Licenses Granted for Four Couples
George Owens twenty three a papermaker from Ohio wed Sallie Deboard twenty two of Lockland Ohio. Edward R Grimes thirty two an accountant from Detroit Michigan married Loretta L Corey twenty one of Dayton Kentucky.
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George Owens
Enim. O
Sallie Deboard
Lockland
Edward R. Grimes
Detroit
Mich
Loretta L.corey
Dayton
White Oaks Beat Johnstone Juniors In Deer Creek Clash
White Oaks Shoe Repairs fulfilled a promise by taking the Johnstone Juniors into camp. They won 5 to 3 on Deer Creek, knocking the Juniors from unblemished status and tying for first place with the shoe team.
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White Oak
Johnstone
Deer Creek
Oren O Henry Enters Race for Safety Commissioner
Latonia printer Oren O Henry announced his candidacy for Covington Commissioner of Public Safety. He notes a prior near miss in a City Commissioner race and says his campaign will stress sincerity, public service, and a goal of a greater Covington.
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Oren O. Henry
Latonia
Publc Safety
Finance Department
Commissioner of Public Safety
Covington
Safety Department
Booth Hospital Nurses Entertained at Dinner
The Booth Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses held a class dinner at Masonic Temple with Lieut.-Commissioner Richard E. Holz of the Salvation Army as speaker. Fred Brettschneider served as toast master as six graduates were recognized, with readings, songs, and a prophecy read by Pauline Seymour.
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Booth Hospital
Booth Memorial Hospital Training School For
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Richard E. Holz
Salvation Army
Fred Brettschneider
Homer Baum- Bardner
Blanche Philipp
Lucille Piersalle
Pauline Seymour
Ethel Russell
Marital pairings listed in Ohio and Kentucky locales
A fragmented list names multiple couples from Dayton Ohio Sherman Kentucky Cardington Ohio Sunbury Ohio Dayton Ohio Unionville Iowa Cedar Rapids Ohio Cincinnati Ohio with ages ranging from 21 to 25 and occupations including mechanic farmer carpenter musician and shipping clerk. The items read like local social notices or stalled notices of engagements or marriages.
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Albert Olvis
Mechanic
Ida Baum
Dayton
O. Cash Ashcraft
Farmer
Nannie Mary Johnson
Sherman
Marvin Hack
Cardington
Margaret Downing
Sunbury
Earl Owens
Carpenter
Margaret Sandwith
O. Porter Melton
Unionville
Vivian Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Owa
Herbert Otto Dunkmann
Cee
Alvina Wastell
Cincinnati
Belmont Entries Three-Eye League Scores
In the Three-Eye League Quincy vs Evansville ended 1 to 2 and Peoria beat Decatur 10 to 2. In the Pacific Coast League, all games were postponed due to wet grounds and fair conditions.
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Quincy
Evansville
Peoria
Decatur
Pacific Coast League
Fairmount Races Highlight Long Shots At Track
At Fairmount Park East St. Louis the card featured long-shot winners. Miss Maggie captured the opener paying 53.70 for 2, Shasta Lad won the fifth at 53.30, and Sea Court took the sixth, delivering a surprising trio of upsets on a warm afternoon.
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East ST. Louis
Fairmount Track
Miss Maggie
Shasta Lad
Sea Court
Parlay on three horses would have netted vast sum
The report notes a parley on three horses would have yielded about $55,000, but the meet’s heaviest wager had paid out $76.80, underscoring a dramatic contrast between small payouts and potential returns.
Belmont Race Results: Early Thoroughbred Card Summary
The Belmont program lists results across six races. Key outcomes include Gnome Girl winning the first race for mares with Fator aboard, Diavolo taking the second race for two-year-olds, Flippant prevailing in the third, What'll I Do second in the fourth, Punjab and Architect showing strong in the Garden City Handicap, and Nes Jim Bell leading the Sunbeam division for two-year-olds. Weather clear and track fast.
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the Hangman
Peter Lessinwsnts
Annie Coughlin
Mayor O'Keefe
Rionda
Rumpelstiltskin
Rocker Nee
Cinintuesctiingineien
Finisterre
Madam Emilie
Lark
Dixie “Smith Iil
Kyroc
Rocky Lane
Mike i Mabae
Teton Coeur de Lion
Tivvenir
My Destiny
Myrtle Belle
Riot
jJoe Junior
the Call
Adventuress
Goldenight
Dolly Bay
Scampaway
Wisits Bedford Lassie
Ee Clark
Violet B. Tinita
Sweet Polly
Forest Imp
Aereeese
Bonnie Belle
Fay Shaw
Clairdine
St. Lawrence
Pagebrook
Conniebert
John
Coaching Club
Bonnie Pee
Pandora Wee
Nimbus
Widener
Accemmnee
Park
His Higgins
David Renae
Wheatley
Samm Chium
Joe Marrine III
Weeburn Sooo
Beeee
Young Knee
John J. Williams
Judicial
Houstons
Kindred
Maggie
Matt Karreseseeavee
Merry Chase
Packet Mouse
Anaconda
Boozebeyer
Orbit Piseeenseacetenes
al Borak
Ed Burke
Indianapolis
Chester
Ocean Ae I
Edward Gray
GUNGO
Xsenchinnsedn
Manzana
Ereree
Bluefish
Shertzer
Irby
Kirkwood
Shasta Bullet Renate
Orse
Gnome Girl
Fator
Pichonne
McAuliffe
Avisack II
Barnes
Brown Stout
Martha Martin
Baby Gar
Liza Crump
Joan Grier
Agefi
Princess Colleen
Belle de
Diavolo
McAuiffe
C. Ku’er
Ambrose
Allan—Hogan
Jack Dempsey
Gordon Plaid
Andy
Hildreth
Star# Rocket
Arcturus
Red Cliffe
My Chum
Miss Hogan
Goodwin
Ceylon Prince
Fields
Byrd
Ques
O’donnell
Navigator
tFantastic
Color Sergeant
Marche Militaire
Kentucky II
Aire Clearance
Raphia
Trumbo
Ub Steak
CP Iglda
Snocepsenseves
Priceman
Millwick
le Pierre de Tanville
Botanic
Grand Bey
Sunbeam
Jim Bell
Horvath
Lawley
Charm
Adee Wits Wits
Jimtown
Sane Eweereeten
Barrow
Golden Bloom Foyle Seeeeeneeses Coon
Camilla Ween
Peter M
Eeeeeenenereenes Aateeneree
Lemnoseee
Father Damien
Kinburn
Blink Bay
Michael B
Inieemnn
Gilbert Cook
Sam Blake
Iza
Caroline
Kerinsky
Lady Corriegarth
Canada
Patricia J
Carome
Shepherd ‘Hills
Donetta
Donarita
Dr. Huff Ae
Mohamed Jamal
Eeeett Ener
Roman Sa _ sChickvale
Marial Barton
Aggie
Eey
Cne
Weene
Local Scores Report From Wet Grounds
Waco defeated Houston 4 to 3 while Shreveport beat Ft Worth 7 to 4 and Wichita Falls led Cal 9 to 8. San Antonio Beau suffered a 1 run result amid soggy field conditions.
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Waco
Houston
Shreveport
Ft. Worth
Wichita
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