Grand jury reports six days of indictments in Kentucky
After a six day session at the June term of court the grand jury returned indictments against Michael Bracken Albert Tussinger John Jones for house breaking and larceny John R Cropper for murder John T Duke for malicious assault Dave Bogie for two indictments for cutting F P Respess for operating a poolroom D J Enright for two indictments for operating poolrooms Charles B Williams for malfeasance in office The cases against William Fox and William Vickers charged with cutting were referred to the next grand jury Charges against Frank Van Skite John Banker Edwards Mfg Company and Henry Huber were dismissed
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Lof
Michael Bracken
Albert Tussinger
John Jones
John R. Cropper
John T. Duke
Dave Bogie
F. P. Respess
D. J. Enright
Charles 8. Williams
William Fox
Wiliam Vickers
Cutting
Frank van Skite
John Banker
Edwards Mfg. Company
Henry Huber
Berry Withdraws from Sixth District Congressional Race
Colonel Albert S Berry of Newport withdraws from Kentucky's Sixth District race against incumbent D Lynn Gooch. He cites internal prospecting for consensus and hints parties fear a defeat if he stayed in. Gooch appears set for reelection as Kenton County Democrats gather in Covington.
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Albert 8. Berry
Newport
Kentucky
D. Lynn Gooch
Covington
Kenton County
Washington
Berry
Williamstown
County Cours
Commercial Tribune
Jud Westover
Gooch
Judge Hodge
Colonel Berry
A. 8. Berry
Kenton
Congress
Fresent
Bud McInerney
Alex Davesac
Ed Miller
George Kruse
Arthur Dwelley
Ludlow
Manson
Milldale
Cold
City Council Approves Minor Firework Ban Ordinance
The council adopted a strict ordinance prohibiting sale of torpedoes cannon crackers bombs skyrockets and other fireworks to anyone under 21 and forbidding toy pistols. First offense carries 5 to 25 dollar fine, with harsher penalties on subsequent offenses. The measure awaits mayoral signature.
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Board of ‘Aldermen
Ianson
United States
Suburban Electric Light Company
General Council
Committee On Ways and Means
Johnson
Suspension Bridge Company
Hanlong
Indians Returned to Reservation After Buckskin Bill Show
Four Pontiac Indians were released yesterday and sent back to the White Eagle reservation in Montana after working with Buckskin Bill's Wild West Show. Each received 1.60 dollars per week for their time with the show and transport home. Two others remain ill in Avtown, interior Montana, with U S authorities planning to locate and return them.
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Buckskin Bill
Uncle Sam
White Eagle
Montana
Avtown
United States
Preacher Punished For Violating Sunday Picnic Ban
Vicar General Brossart of the Covington Diocese orders two week retreat for Rev. Father William Robbers pastor of St. John’s Church after a June 1 picnic against ban. Church closed for the period.
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Brossart
Covington
William Robbers
St. John's Church
Third annual High School Alumna Association meeting
The High School Alumna Association will host its third annual meeting at the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati on Thursday June 19, featuring an elaborate banquet for the graduating class. The German Pioneer Society marked its 25th anniversary with speeches by Judge Tarvin Rev Schmidt and M Abele, listing early officers. An elaborate banquet followed.
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Grand Hotel
Cincinnati
German Pioneer Society
Central Garden
James P. Tarvin
Gilbert Schmidt
M. Abele
Geo. Welling
Henry Deglow
B. H. F. Helleusch
Henry Adams
Conrad Deisler
John Herold
G. H. Schieuteker
Victor Engert
B Marechal
Campbell County Knights of Pythias Meet at Castle Halls
Campbell County Knights of Pythias will meet at Castle Halls at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. today with W. R. Logan grand chancellor and J. W. Car- the district ly eng the Kenton and ter, grand ref ords and Seals from Owenton in attendance. A reception to State Grand Lodge officers at Odd Fellows' Hall follows. The Third Regiment of the Uniform Rank K P and the First Regiment Band from Cincinnati will be present. A parade led by police will occur in the forenoon.
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Cincinnati
Marriages Reported in Covington Mansfield and Frankfort
A pair of marriage notices describe Adam Fischer of Mansfield Ohio and Mary Elizabeth Keltner of Covington being wed by Rev George A Miller. Another couple William Graham of Frankfort Kentucky and Madie Hanson Graeme of Butler Missouri tied the knot with Rev C G McNeil officiating.
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Covington
Adam Fischer
Mansfield
Mary Elizabeth Keltner
George A. Miller
William Graham
Frankfort
Madie Hanson Graeme
Butler
S Palyg County
C. G. McNeil
Ww. Ory
Circuit Court Faces Mixed Oil Case and Tax Delinquency
In a Circuit Court session, the case of E K Y Ames against Texas and Louisiana Oil Co. involves stock shares of G G O Maley and others. A separate Covington Gas Company suit targets the city, with an order to pay delinquent tax bills and related sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. Y. Ames
Texas
Louisiana
Rene
Funeral of Miss Susan S I Simrail
The funeral of the late Miss Susan S I Simrail daughter of Mr William Simrail was held from the family residence yesterday morning The Rev Nie preached the funeral sermon at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan SI
William Sims
Anie
Madison Avenue
Property transfer at Pike and Riddle intersection unfolds
Nepper transfer to Fred Nepper and Lillie Hartman for 21 by 122 feet at the Pike and Riddle corner extending back to Greer Avenue. Sale includes one dollar and other valuable considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasetts Nepper
Fred Nepr
Lillie Hartman
Pike and
Riddle Erst
Greer Avenue
Daughter Recovers Her Mother's Estate in Newport Trial
Anna Staggenberg won a Newport Circuit Court verdict undoing Bridget Kelly's will claiming undue influence by Kelly's brother William Fox. The estate valued around 60000 includes a Fifth Street homestead a 2000 acre Illinois land tract and about 3600 cash. Staggenberg becomes sole heir and will receive the estate outright under the ruling.
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Anna Staggenberg
Frank Fox
Cincinnati
Bridget Kelly
W. F. Fox
Newport
Kelly
Staggenberg
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Spalding County
Ill
Fox
William Fox
Philip J. Ryan
T. L. Michie
Thomas Healey
Samuel Bailey
New Dry Ridge Precinct Established At Grant's Lick
County Judge Hissem ordered the Grant's Lick and Persimmon Grove voting areas into three precincts. The new Dry Ridge precinct will hold ballots at the Grant's Lick schoolhouse. Fenlass Division No. 3 Knights of Pythias plans a march to Covington for a reception for Grand Commander Logan hosted by Friendship Division at a P Hall.
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Grant's Lick
Persimmon Grove
Hissem
Newport
Dry Ridge
Grant’s Lick
Fenlass
Knights of Pythias
Covington
Toneral Logan
Order
Friendship
P. Hall
Real Estate Transfers in Finchtown and Bellevue
Property transfers list two deeds. Rebecca Velkly estate to William Velkly sells two lots in Finchtown near Licking turnpike for 2450 dollars. Harry M. Stegeman and others sell Lot No 3 in the trustees' addition to Bellevue city to John Sargent for 1525 dollars.
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Gottlieb Velkly
Rebecca Velkly
William Velkly
Finchtown
Newport
Licking
Harry M. Stegeman
John Sargent
Bellevue
Local Couples Wed in Ohio Nuptials Records
Charles C. Sutton and Bertha Craw fonds, both of Alexandria, married by Squire Kan Hutchinson. Jenee Treimen and Jennie A. Baker, both Hamilton residents, wed by Squire Donelan. John C. Collins and Ida A. McKeown of Newport to be married at Church of the Sacred Conception by Rev. Father McNerney. Bernard Lickert of Newport and Mary oo of Bellevue secured a license to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Sutton
Bertha Crawfonds
Alexandria
Squire Kan Hutchinson
Jenee Treimen
Jennie A. Baker
Hamilton
Squire Donelan
John C. Collins
Ida A. McKeown
Newport
Father McNerney
Bernard Lickert
Mary Oo
Bellevue
Newport General Council Debates Sewer Inspector Appointment
The General Council of Newport met to resolve a dispute over sewer inspector appointment. City Engineer B R Morton claims exclusive right, while the Council says the right resides with the city. The meeting, called by Mayor Nelson and opened by President Wines, adjourned after Morton was absent and an agent failed to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Newport
B. R. Morton
Nelson
Wines
Emneer Morton
Geyer
Bellevue Hopes National Bank Move With Local Effort
Bellevue leaders Mayor Ellis Adam Smurl and others, aided by Colonel A. B. Berry, plan to establish a National bank in the city. A meeting will be called soon to decide actions. The G A R requests Bellevue residents decorate homes and businesses next Saturday for Play Day.
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Bellevue
Ellis
Adam
Smurl
A. 8. Berry
Wepa
T. F. Boyland
Fidelity and Loyalty of Kentucky Daughters Recited
In 1798 Powells Valley near Cumberland Gap two Livingston brothers faced a savage raid that killed their mother and a enslaved child while captives were taken including the wives and Black workers. Captain Hobbs led a relief and freed the women. a later address lauds Kentucky women for steadfast fidelity amid Indian violence and civil strife.
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Powell's Valley
Cumberland Gap
Henry
Peter Livingston
Livingstons
Purcell
Lee
Virginia
Vincent Hobbs
Cumberland Mountains
Hobbs
van Bibber
Court Declares Marriage Void in Runaway Match
The Common Pleas Court in Wilmington Ohio voided the marriage between Frank P. Rhinock, son of Covington’s former mayor, and Miss Hester Botts. Rhinock was 16 at the time of the ceremony, and the court ruled he lacked legal age and consent, ending the union that sparked local sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wilmington
Frank P. Rhinock
Covington
Hester Botts
Common Pleas Court
Miss Botts
Rhinock
Jerome D. Creed
Cincinnati
Milton Clark
Frank
Cincinnati Man Accused of Big Diamond Robbery
Detectives arrested John Waters and Nicholas Moran after a night of stakeouts in connection with an $8,000 diamond jewelry theft from Mrs. Charles Kingdon at the Waldorf Astoria. Moran, a Cincinnati native, is described as the era’s most notorious hotel thief. Waters, from Chicago, is listed in the city rogues’ gallery.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Walleley
Kane
Stripp
Kerr
Titus
John Waters
Gibbins
Nicholas Moran
Charles Kingdon
George J. Gould
Waldorf-Astoria
Moran
Rogues’ Gallery
Cincinnati
Waters
Chicago
Nic Moran
Akron
Ohio
Sing Sing
Toronto
Last Trip of Old Sycamore Street Cable Cars
The Sycamore street cable line ends after fifteen years as electric streetcars take over. About seventy five employees joined the final run from Fountain Square to Avondale and back to the power station. Gripman Rutherford Hendren and Conductor Charles Boyden led the final trip amid bells and tin cans.
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Sycamore Street
Sycamore Hill
Fountain Square
Highland Avenue
Florence Avenue
Hinea
Mt. Auburn
Avondale
Traction Company
Government Square
Rutherford Hendren
Charles Boyden
Carrie Lock Destroys Home in Newport Outburst
Mrs Carrie Lock of Cincinnati staged a violent disturbance at the Mullins residence at Fourth and Isabella streets Newport last night. She smashed furniture overturned a table and caused extensive damage before police took her into custody for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and malicious destruction of property. A Police Court hearing before Judge Moore is slated for this morning.
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Newport
Carrie Lock
Cincinnati
Fourth
Isabella Streets
Subscriptions urged for Commercial Tribune
A bold pitch offers readers a $34,000 sum as a prompt to stop thinking about it and subscribe by sending in an estimate to the Commercial Tribune.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Gardner Alias Gardner Locked Up in Covington Jail
Deputy United States Marshal Bach of Chicago brought Edward R. Chandler alias Gardner to Covington jail after he faced a $40 theft from the U S mail charge. Bond set at 2000, Chandler claimed Chicago as home with a wife and two children in Kankakee Illinois. He was identified from Chicago rogue’s gallery.
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United States
Marshal Bach
Chicago
Edward R. Chandler
Gardner
Sharp
Covington
Bach
Chandler
Kankakee
Ill
Rogue’s Gallery
Pickpocket Snyder Dies in Kentucky Penitentiary
Joel Snyder a Chicago pickpocket serving a five year term in the Kentucky State Penitentiary died of consumption. He had been feigning insanity and eating soap to lose weight and gain sympathy. He was 24, recently married, and had previously lifted Appellate Judge James D White at the Taylor inauguration in 1899.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Joel Snyder
Chicago
State Penitentiary
Snyder
James D. White
Taylor
Dayton Alumni Association to Meet at High School
The Dayton Alumni Association will meet at the high school to finalize plans for a reception to be tendered the graduates Friday evening. Chief of Police encountered Tom Hickman, a miner from Montgomery, W. Va., who was ill. after medical aid he was allowed to go.
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Eclure
While Paing
Cme
Tom Hickman
Monttgomery
W. Va
Stanley Electric Company Taken Over by New York Financiers
New York June 9 The acquisition of a large Stanley Electric Manufacturing stake by leaders of New York and Philadelphia traction firms signals a major shift in the electrical industry. William C Whitney, Thomas F Ryan, Thomas Dolan, William L.kins and P A B Widener reportedly gained control, with Pittsfield plant to be expanded sixfold to meet delivery needs. The move pools vast capital as they pursue a new electrical business rivaling General Electric and Westinghouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Financial World
the Tribune
Stanley Company
William C. Whitney
Thomas F. Ryan
Thomas Dolan
William L.kins
P. A. B. Widener
Pittsfield
Mass
Whitney
Clergymen Gather for State Baptist Meeting in London
About 200 ministers arrived for a preparatory meeting in London Kentucky ahead of the State General Association of Baptists. The events run at Farris Opera House and Baptist Church with 500 or more ministers expected Wednesday. Committees greet arriving trains and host arrangements are set for all attendees.
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Commercial Tribune
London
State General Association of Baptists
Farris Opera House
Woman's Missionary Union
Baptist Church
General Association
Springfield Newsman Marries Miss Rhonemus in City Home
Howard L. Burba a popular Springfield newspaper man and Miss Hazel Rhonemus wed at 4 30 PM in the bride’s North Plum Street home. The ceremony was officiated by Rev J A Story of High Street Methodist Church. The couple will live in Springfield with Burba’s Sun staff ties and past work at the Lebanon Falcon.
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Commercial Tribune
Pringfield
Howard L. Burba
Hazel Rhonemus
Plum Street
J. A. Story
High Street Methodist Church
Barba
The
Sun
Springfield
Lebanon
National Guard Officers Choose Leaders in Newark
The National Guard Officers' Association elected General McMakin of Toledo as President, Marie Howard of Toledo as Secretary, Major Catrow of Middletown as Treasurer, and Colonel Mead of Dayton as First Vice President during the Newark gathering on June 9.
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Commercial Tribune
Newark, CO
National Guard Officers’ Association
McMakin
Toledo
Mar Howard
Catrow
Middletown
Colonel Mead
Dayton
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances
The notice explains a contest with 1,490 chances to win a share of 34,000 dollars. If ten people including you submit estimates, each person gains ten chances to win any prize, totaling 14,900 opportunities for a portion of the prize pool.
Tenfold brain exchange contest promises 1490 prizes
An advertisement urges readers to recruit nine friends to contribute their brains in return for using yours, claiming ten times the potential to win one of 1490 prizes in a $34,000 contest.
Hunt for Murderer with Bloodhounds in Valleyview
Valleyview Kentucky June 9 reports say John Laffoon killed his wife in a brutal act and remains at large. Local men hunt him with bloodhounds, believed to be hiding in a cave near the river cliffs. a possible lynching if he is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Valleyview
John Laffoon
Laffoon
Gallant Students Present Silver Cup to Orator Lucy Jenkins
Delaware June 9 Miss Lucy Jenkins of Washington D H a student at Ohio Wesleyan University won first honors in oratory at the state contest and was presented with a silver loving cup today by the senior class male members. Samuel Lyon of Indiana a university student fell under a street car today and was terribly crushed in the chest and shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Delaware
Lucy Jenkins
Washington D.H
Ohio Wesleyan University
Samuel Lyon
Indiana
Father Pito Vol Named Auxiliary Bishop in Santa Fe
Washington June 9 Father Pito Vol of the Colorado diocese is named Auxiliary Bishop to the Archbishop of Santa Fe. Rev Fr Shecht, Vicar General of the Columbus Diocese, is made a domestic prelate with the title monsignor.
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Washington
Pitovol
Colorado
Catholic Church
Santa Fe
Shecht
Colummrbus
Union to vote on blast furnace strike in Ing Valley
Youngstown Ohio June 9 The Executive Committee of the Furnacemen's Union will hold a referendum on ending the blast furnace strike in the Ing Valley due to Oliver Snyder Co of Sharpsville Pennsylvania not signing the wage scale The committee will also decide if other Engango men should return to work while wage talks continue
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Youngstown, O
Furnacemen’s Union Today
Ing Valley
Oliver & Snyder Company
Sharpsville
Enango
Peruna Endorsed By Patients In Letters To Dr Hartman
Citizens report relief from catarrh and stomach troubles after taking Peruna. Robert Simpkins Buckhead Ga and Thos J Henderson Illinois congressman praise Peruna as a cure and tonic. Readers are urged to write for free advice to Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Peruna
Robert Simpkins
R. M. Baker
Buckhead
Thos. J. Henderson
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Battle at San Manhattan Mountains Fueled by Yaqui Conflict
Meager dispatches report a dawn battle 20 miles north of Mines Prietas between Gen. Torres' force and Yaqui Indians near the San Manhattan Mountains. Yaquis 500 to 600 strong, Torres 2,500. fierce fighting, fortifications fell, heavy losses on both sides, and a drive to exterminate armed Yaquis ordered. Further details awaited.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hermosillo
Torres
San Manhattan Mountains
Mines Priestas
Kentucky Banks to Escape Taxation
Frankfort Kentucky June 9 under an act effective June 18 all state banks organized prior to 1893 will escape taxation this year cutting the general revenue fund about 80000 Next year banks pay about one fourth of taxes reducing the 1903 revenue fund by 60000 The act provides for refunding to these banks money they paid for taxes from 1893 to 1898 in excess of the regular tax rate amounting to 140000 State Auditor Coulter plans to credit the banks on future tax bills letting them escape paying into the Treasury for nearly two years
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
General Assembly
Coulter
Treasury
Man Wanted for Grand Larceny Held in Henderson
Henderson Kentucky authorities report H D Fuller arrested there and held for Cincinnati police after a grand larceny warrant sworn by publisher Cahn two months ago. Fuller, who represented Cahn, borrowed 50 dollars after closing the contract and disappeared, with claim he would return without requisition.
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Henderson
H. D. Fuller
Cincinnati
Fuller
Cahn
Noted Montgomer y aristocrat hospital ward transfer
Charles Cromelin, kin of Montgomery mayor John Cromelin, has occupied a City Hospital bed since last April after being moved from Gerdes' Hotel. He was placed in a strong ward briefly before being shifted to another ward upon learning he had funds. Cromelin's niece is widely known as Alabama's belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cromelin
South
John Cromelin
Montgomery
Ala
City Hospital
Cromelin
Gerdes’ Hotel
Death of William Judd After Gastrostomy At City Hospital
William Judd, a City Hospital patient, died yesterday due to inflammation after gastrostomy performed May 20. A cancerous throat growth prevented swallowing. he had received nutrition via a tube feeding through his side. Judd, a shoemaker, lived at 1326 Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Judd
City Hospital
Judd
Central Avenue
Republican House to delay Fowler bill review until December conference
At a GOP conference in Washington on June 9, Republican members decided to postpone further consideration of the Fowler bill to revise banking and currency laws. A conference on the matter will be held the first Tuesday after Congress convenes next December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Strong Republican campaign planning in Indianapolis meeting
A meeting of Republican state office candidates in Indianapolis discussed campaign roles. Chairman Goodrich outlined a systematized plan with some as spellbinders or workers and emphasized strengthening organization. Senator Beveridge was informed his keynote pamphlets lack the union label and the committee will not distribute them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Goodrich
Chas. W. Miller
Goshen
Intoirman Goodrich
Guckenberger Case in Supreme Court
The Guckenberger v Henderson case filed in the Supreme Court clerk’s office seeks to challenge Senator Herrick’s bill granting cities and villages power to issue bonds for public works including city halls stations baths and viaducts. Cincinnati aims to issue 200000 for a project. A second Cincinnati case, The Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company v London, involves an accounting dispute between London and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
George Guckenberger
Edwin Henderson
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Herrick
Squire Dumont Tours Lake Erie and Windsor
Norwood squire Charles T. Dumont returned from a Lake Erie trip describing rough seas and high waves though no life preservers were needed. He also visited Detroit Windsor and met customs inspectors. A lawn fete will be held next Friday evening on Floral and Jefferson avenues to raise funds for a school relief room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Dumont
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Windsor
Canada
Custom House
Education Society
J. H. Fillmore
Floral and
Jefferson Avenues
Local Businessman Sees Madisonville Link To Norwood Factories
Mr. John Ubil of Bullock Electrics in Norwood visited his brother at a cigar store on Main and Central in Madisonville. He says car service to Madisonville would position the village competitively with Norwood for factories and related interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ubil
Bullock Electrics Company
Norwood
Madisonville
Main and Central
Ubil
Tragic Carbolic Acid Attempt in Henderson
Miss Mur rell Johnstone aged 18 daughter of H W Johnstone a high official of the A C A W swallowed an ounce and a half of carbolic acid this afternoon and is believed to be dying. She has suffered with nervous trouble all her life and authorities suspect self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Maud Harby
West Christian
Henderson
Murrell Johnstone
H. W. Johnstone
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Charles S. Williams
Covington Council
Mr. Robbers
Eddie Halloran
Licking River
Knights of Pythiase
Circuit Court
Simrail
Newport Realty
Morton
CLL
the Daughters OF Kentucky
Savage
Camp Madison
Franklin County
John Robertson
Blue
John
Ward
St. Clair
Natal
Sallust
Republic
Lowell
Gould
Aval
Westinghouse
Elkins - Widener Syndicate
London, Ky
National Guard
FR. Shecht
Robert. Simpkins
MR Robent Simphins
Illinois
Lemon Building
Washington, D. C
Portal, N. Dak
In Public Hospital
Fowler
Guckenberger
Northeast Highlands
Bradfield
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