Covington Five Held for Grand Jury on Liquor Violations
Five violators of the prohibition law were held to the Federal Grand Jury after two raids on May 2 and 21. Bonds ranged from 200 to 1000 dollars as defendants faced liquor and still charges in Covington and Newport. The list includes Harrigan Frye, William Alexander, Frank Gauspehel, George Andrea, Joe Haubner, with others scheduled for preliminary hearings. Also noted is the resignation of H H Fuson, longtime Covington educator, to rest and pursue coal interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roetken
Harrigan Frye
Columbia Street
Newport
William Alexander
Frye
Frank Gauspehel
Nineteenth
Howell
George Andrea
Ninth
Brighton Streets
Joe Haubner
Licking Pike
Campbell County
Mike Krusé
William Moran
Dalton Street
Cincinnati
Louis Stevens
Baymiller Street
Paul Davis
Winston Street
Latonia
Ralp Klein
Lincoln Avenue
Covington
Son. Bellew
East Thirty-Sixth Street
Leslie Bush
West Second Street
H. H. Fuson
Garrard Street
John W. Hall
Board of Education
Fuson
Danville
Kentucky
Let Women Alone shines at Liberty Theater
The Liberty Theater opens a two day program featuring Pat O Malley Wanda Hawley and Wallace Beery in the comedy drama Let Women Alone. Also billed are a Mack Sennett comedy Fox News and The Mirage with Clive Brook and Florence Vidtor plus Pathe News and a comedy. A Bert Trio acrobats and balancers conclude a four day engagement tomorrow night and Holmes and Holmes in Chatter Songs closes the vaudeville week with Liberty Ragamuffins as an added attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Today
Pat O'Malley
Wanda Hawley
Wallace Beery
Liberty Theater
Mack Sennett
Fox News
Mirage
Clive Brook
Florence Vidtor
Pathe News
Bert
Holmes and
Holmes
Repair Fixes 30 Inch Water Main Break
Water pressure returned to normal after a 30 inch main break at Buddies Hill foot Campbell County was repaired. The break was found Saturday and emergency supply used until line restoration. Commissioner Thomas F. Donnelly and Water Works Superintendent John F. Kingsley supervised crews all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddies’ Hill
Campbell County
Thomas F. Donnelly
John F. Kingsley
Covington Notes from Knights Templar Meetings and Local Justice
Covington notes report Knights Templar Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the Masonic Temple with luncheon reservations through Mrs. Oscar McKnight. Other items include court actions: William Pappas faces poolroom gambling charges, Harry Hake Jr. fined for speeding, and multiple arrests for shootings and assault with warrants issued. a Covington boy injured by a truck near home.
Volta-Tonic promises battery recharge savings for radios
Radio fans are offered VOLTA-TONIC to recharge 12 or 13 dry cell batteries at 7 cents per bottle. The Dayton Kentucky firm VOLTA-TONIC CO. advertises shipping anywhere for 75 cents per bottle and claims savings over 60 percent.
Newport Man Seeks Change of Venue in Breach Case
Lew Jacks of Newport filed a petition for change of venue after being arraigned before Magistrate Alfred G. Maybury on breach of the peace. The motion cites Maybury’s 1921 union activity during a steel strike, but Maybury denied the charge and said the case would be continued until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Jacks
Tenth and
York Streets
Newport
Alfred G. Maybury
Jacks
Joseph Noertker
West Tenth Street
Squire Maybury
Maybury
Lodge No. 15
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Andrews Steel Company
Five Escapes as Trucks Hit Wagon at Three Mile Bridge
A collision at Three Mile Bridge last night left one horse killed and five people escaping injury. Charles Bagby and his two children were in a horse and wagon when a gravel truck swerved and knocked the wagon off the road. The killed horse was later destroyed. Trucks were driven by Jack Goodwin and Harry Suttles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three-Mile Bridge
Charles Bagby
Licking Pike
Jack Goodwin
Harry Suttles
Newport Notes on Drunken Driving Fines and Court Actions
W A Johnson of 230 West Fourth street Cincinnati was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge Moore for driving while intoxicated. Grover Gatewood of Cincinnati was fined 10 dollars plus costs on intoxication charges. Hiltkamp of Cincinnati testified Johnson drove when his milk wagon was struck, causing damage to a wagon owned by French Bauer Company. Seven men arraigned on intoxication charges. Two Mexican natives living in Cincinnati, James and Pope Hill, fined 10 dollars each. Leslie Shields fined 10 dollars. Charles Wilson, W L Phillips, Mr Sterling of Kentucky, and Henry Elam Newport to serve ten days each. Fred Artrup of Cincinnati ill but sentenced to five days. George Dryer of Orchard Street held for breach of peace fined 3 5 and warned. John Inggall of West Fourth Street drunkenness and assault case continued. Negro John Inggall and assault claims referenced by George Conner. head bandaged, alleged beating at Andrews ball park. Henry Gerding arraigned for disorderly conduct fined 15 and peace bond 100 dollars for six months. six children present, mother testifying to years of abuse. Two traffic cases disposed: Conrad Gibbs fined 15 for speeding. A J Brinkman fined 3 for failing to stop. Ft Thomas Chautauqua canvass planned by Ft Thomas Men's Club selling tickets July 9 to 11. last year 1,209 tickets sold. James White chairs, eight districts captained. weekly team meetings scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
W. A. Johnson
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Bauer Company
James and
Pope Hill
Mexico
Leslie Shields
Charles Wilson
W. L. Phillips
Mr. Sterling
Henry Elam
Newport
Fred Artrup
Freeman Avenue
George Dryer
Orchard Street
Henry Haunert
Hodge Street
Haunert
Dryer
John Inggall
Guls
George Conner
Andrews Ball Park
Inggals
Henry Gerding
Theresa Gerding
Elm
Brighton
Gerding
Conrad Gibbs
Derrick
Gibbs
A. J. Brinkman
Latonia
Ft. Thomas
James White
Martin Schweitzer
Lon Bauer
Berty Parvin
J. D. Gateley
O. H. Hunter
Charles Clark
Charles G. Murphy
Clarence Teerarden
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Counties
A public notice lists numerous marriage licenses with names and residences including Ross County Ohio Shelby County Indiana Dayton and Newport entries. Couples range from Harry H Canons and Lydia Lane to Carl Butious and Hattie Dugan with others from Cincinnati Bellevue Middletown Columbus and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross County
Cuington
RAE We Oocer
Lockburn
Rice Searbury
Columbus
George H. Patterson
Franklin
Clara Belle McColley
Shelby County
Robert Habermehl
Augusta
Viola Emmett
Dayton
Francis Onder
Gertrude Schuh
Bellevue
Carl Butious
Bladensburg, O
Hattie Dugan
Middletown
Mabel Silone
Robert A. Beck
Newport
Marcella E. Diebold
William B. Fisher
Indianapolis
Ind
Lucille Preuas
Frank Joseph Witt
Rose C. Cooper
Cincinnati
Lester C. Merkle
Claire Eimthun
Catherine M. Walker
Realty Transfers Listed For Newport and Dayton Lots
Morris Goldstein transfers a Newport lot to William T. Patterson for 2500 in stamps. Mabel Wichard sells a Dayton lot to Edward P. Hill for 2500. Louise Walker transfers a Dayton lot to Fannie Fields for 3500. Constant Guyot sells a Newport lot to F. W. Roschie for 1500. Citizens Bank and Trust Company transfers a Southgate lot to Elizabeth Marz for 6500 in stamps.
Marriage Licenses in Covington and Nearby
A list of marriage licenses for Covington and surrounding areas includes Rollie Kleete and Lena Holowavy in Covington, Thomas W. Hoop and Sadie R. Felsher of Williamstown, Joseph Vonerbroch and Sophia Dickman in Covington, Alfred C. Palmer of Peebles and Mabel Foster, Earl Kelley and Lucille Bowers of Lebanon, Roger E. Corringt of Mason and Dormin Williams of Lebanon, Alfred J. Groves of Newport and Mildred Busman in Covington, Wilbert J. Hellman and Mary Buthman in Covington, Walter Moon and Estelle Van Ausdal in Newport, plus multiple additional names in Covington and surrounding communities. REALTY TRANSFERS record property dealings: W H Smith to Thomas Martin in Covington for 2500 dollars, H C Beers to Fred C Gilcher in Covington for 8500, and William Hehringer to Charles Matthews in Covington for 5500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enses
Rollie Kleete
Covington
Lena Holowavy
Thomas W. Hoop
Columbus
Sadie R. Felsher
Williamstown
W. Va
John L. M. Sadie
Edith M. Brown
Kentor
Joseph Vonerbroch
Sophia Dickman
Alfred C. Palmer
Peebles
Mabel Foster
O. Earl Kelley
Lebanon
Lucille Bowers
Roger E. Corringt
Mason
O. Dormin Williams
Alfred J. Groves
Newport
Mildred B. Busman
Royal Linder
Erlanger
Iona Rhode
Ies
ECU
Nsesenececea
Isee Covington
PAG
PPC
Eliassence Covington
Wilbert J. Hellman
Mary Buthman
Walter Moon
Estelle van Ausdal
W. H. Smith
Thomas Martin
H. C. Beers
Fred. C. Gilcher
William Hehringer
Charles Matthews
Unity of U S As World Model Inspires Immigrant Nation
The speaker emphasizes America's unity of races and nations, praising Scandinavian contributions, notably Norwegians, to Minnesota and the Northwest. He argues immigration shaped liberty, education, and democracy, citing the 1825 Restaurationen voyage and lasting ties between Norway and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Europe
Commonwealth
Minnesota
America
More Autos Needed for Orphans Outing at Zoo
The Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association adopted a resolution requesting 55 to 60 automobiles to transport Kenton County orphan asylum inmates to the zoo next Monday. Only about half the required number has been volunteered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Orphan Asylums
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Fred Pieper
John, R. Bullock
Frank Gorton
Second Street
Scott Street
Boone County Fiscal Court
Devon Station
Covington
Constance
Bullittsville
Hebron
Boone County
Covington Market
Water Works Injunction Suit Set for June 29
Judge Harbeson of Kenton Circuit Court fixed the week of June 29 for a hearing in the injunction suit brought by Lee Robinson and others against the city over its contract with the F. Moore Company for a dry well and electric pump at the Covington Water Works. Arguments on the city’s general demurrer were heard, with Stephen L. Blakely for the contractor contending the petition rejection was not arbitrary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works
Harbeson
Kenton
Lee Robinson
F. Moore
Covington Water Works
Stephen L. Blakely
Kenton Circuit Court Divorces Granted On Abandonment
Judge Harbeson granted a divorce yesterday to Corinne Becker from Alexander Rhettker on abandonment grounds and awarded furniture at 665 Elm Street plus attorney fees. Margaret Knight seeks divorce from Mark Knight of Booth Memorial Hospital on abandonment after a Cincinnati marriage on May 29 1920 and two years separation. Elmer Banker files for divorce from Grace Banker over infidelity with defendant at 20 Martin Street. A new trial motion in Walter Seals versus Daily Seals was overruled for lack of grounds. Will of George Seals set aside following jury finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Harbeson
Corinne Becker
Alexander Rhe
Martin Street
Walter Seals
Daily Seals
Applegate
George Seals
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Covington Commandery No. 7
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Oscar McKnight
R. H. Gray
John Fossett
William Hay
W. B.hawkins
Fred Ledder
Charles Hefer
John IL. Rees
Porter Rose
Kluemper
Harry Hake, Jr
Erie Avenue
Manson
John W. Middendorf
Alfred Hughes Bryant
Masonica Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Grace Motteram
Leota
Willett
June Brooks Foresman
Ruth Barkley
Mary Elizabeth Green
Guy Rowlette
Mack Raghster
East Tenth Street
Pleasant Tribble
West Twenty-sixth Street
Raghster
John Offit
Saratoga Street
Tribble
Stanley Scott
G. Edwin Rogers
East Second Street
National Biscuit Company
Booth Memorial Hospital
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Maybury’s Court
City of
City Hall
J. Mason Howk
Coolidge
U.S
Earth
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Carthage
Crete
United States
Mediterranean
Normandy
Britain
William of Normandy
Hastings
Lief
Erik
Iceland
Thor
Odin
Greenland
North Atlantic
Bering Strait
Asia
North America
Northwest Passage
Atlantic
Pacific
Amundsen
South Pole
North Pole
Restaurationen
New England
Stavanger
Society of Friends
New York
Kendall
Orleans County
N. Y
Lake Ontario
Lars Olson
la Salle County
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Illinois
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakotas
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Republic
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Ani
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Land of the Free
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Yorktown
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Richmond
Monticello
Washington, D. C
Virginia Mountain
Jersey Coast
Virginia Beach
Dixie ‘Terminal
Hesapeake
Qhio
Talk No
Simon the
Pieman
Hubig
Simon Hubig Co
Vine St. Canal
Cincinnati Institution
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