Lawyers Clash Over Reading of Red Laws in Legion Trial
In a $50,000 damage suit against the Robert E. Bentley Post of the American Legion, defense lawyers sought to admit a Russian translation of the Third Internationale platform from Izvestia as evidence. Communist attorney Joseph Sharts objected as testimony continued, with witnesses describing Spartacan and Bolshevik links and German 1919 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Bentley
American Legion
Lotta Buke
Izvestia
Jesse Halsey
Russia
Department of States
Colston
Communist Labor Party of America
Rank R
Gusweiler
Germany
Spartacans
Robert L. Black
Black
Bolsheviks
Communist Labor Party
America
Berlin
Ebert
Commission
Reichstag
The
Legion
Alva Cooper
Alfred Hall
Herbert E. Michaels
Michaels
Bentley Post
Machinists
Linion
Widow Denied Policy Benefits in Favor of Sisters
Alice M. Arnold of this city was denied $3,000 life insurance from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Judge Stanley Matthews ordered the proceeds distributed to three sisters Willie Arnold Iva Newcomb and Bessie Miller all of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Arnold
William B. Arnold
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Willie Arnold
Iva Newcomb
Bessie Miller
Virginia
Stanley Matthews
Arnold
Brotherhood
High Bros. pleads guilty to coffee substitute misbranding
Clarence High and Frederick H. High of 2150 Gilbert Avenue pleaded guilty before Judge Stanley Struble to misbranding a coffee substitute. They were fined 25 dollars plus costs, suspended. The High brothers said the product was innocently bought and they had no knowledge of misbranding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence High
Frederick H. High
Gilbert Avenue
High Bros
Stanley Struble
High Brothers
Man Files Divorce Claim Against Wife Complaint of Extravagance
Edwin H. Eyrich a 25 year old real estate man of 3127 Glendora avenue yesterday filed for divorce from Gladys Eyrich formerly of 3431 Middleton avenue alleging opposition to housekeeping and extravagance. Other divorce requests were Alfred Bunte from Marie Bunte , Ladislav F Kristufek from Frida J Kristufek , Elizabeth Schrafro from Joseph Schrafro aka Joseph Schafer, Carroll D Reed from Aza Lee Fowler Reed, and Fannie Lerman seeking alimony from Meyer Lerman on grounds of non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Eyrich
Glendora Avenue
Gladys Eyrich
Middleton Avenue
Alfred Bunte
Marie Bunte
McPherson Avenue
Marie Leat
Wilbert Leat
Ladislav F. Kristufek
Frida J. Kristufek
Elizabeth Schrafro
Joseph Schrafro
Divorce Awarded After Trip Friction and Seasickness
Dorothy Thurman, 34, obtained a divorce from Albert Lee Thurman, former solicitor in Washington D C, alleging constant friction from his violent temper. Custody of their child was given to Mrs Thurman, alimony not requested. Judge Hoffman granted other divorces while Lois Anderson's suit was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thurman
Oliver Read
Albert Lee Thurman
United Sisters Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Thurman
E. R. Stearns
Stearns- I’oster Company
Hoffman
Robert Mullen
Ethel Mullen
John Violette
Marie Violette
Thomas McCoron
Oma McCoron
Elsie Kreutz
Fred Kreutz
Joseph Kleer
Louise Kleer
Norman Chain
Ada Chain
May Bugganer
Dominick Bugganer
Samuel Bell
Conie Bell
Alorina Hosmer
John Hosmer
Bertha la Warre
Elmer la Warre
Lois Anderson
Luther Anderson
Lockhart to appeal disloyalty sentence to Supreme Court
Andrew Lockhart a Chattanooga business man decided yesterday to appeal his Atlanta dis loyalty sentence to the Supreme Court. The Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed the sentence and gave him until October for a rehearing while the sentence remains suspended. The Court heard arguments in the Tee Pee Rubber Company versus the I T S Company case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lockhart
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Lockhart
Tee Pee Rubber Company
I. T. S. Company
Picture Show Suits Dropped by New York Agencies
New York moving picture bureaus recently dropped suits against several exhibitors. The action ends ongoing legal challenges and clears the way for renewed cinema operations in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amusement Companies In City End Dispute Out Of Court
Hippodrome Amusement Company and the Lubin Company, proprietors of picture theaters in this city, were dropped yesterday as their differences were settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome Amusement Company
The
Lubin Company
Assets of Harman Candy Company Appraised and Sold
Assets of the Harman Candy Company now in bankruptcy were appraised at 3684 dollars and ordered sold on June 21. Leasehold privileges held by Kemp and Rawnsley, former restaurant proprietors, are to be sold by the bankruptcy estate trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman Candy Company
Kemp & Rawnsley
Railroad Worker Harrison Held Over Whisky Find
George Harrison a Kansas styled railroad worker was stopped by dry law agents on the way to the station. His suitcase held six quarts of prime old whisky as the sole contents. He was said to be conveying liquor to a saloon on Court street and was jailed awaiting hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harrison
Kansas
Harrison
Court Street
Hurley
William Smith Gilmore Seeks Italian Passport for Estate
Architect William Smith Gilmore of the Gerke Building was registered yesterday for a passport to Italy, where he plans to settle an estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
William Smith Gilmore
Gerke
Common Pleas Court dockets list divorces foreclosures and liens
No 174795 Teasdale vs Klein for sale of real estate. 174796 Clifton Mutual S& B Co vs Drach foreclosure. 174797 Leat vs Leat for divorce. 174798 Eyrich vs Eyrich for divorce. 174799 Lerman vs Lerman for divorce custody and injunction. 174800 Horns vs Mack for 1130.07. 174801 Reed vs Reed for divorce. 174802 Krestufek vs Krestufek for divorce. 174808 Schofro vs Schofro for divorce alimony custody. 174804 Wess vs Schroth injunction. 174306 Hillman vs Adams lien and execution 321.50. 174806 Bunte vs Bunte for divorce. Insolvency: 9364 Harvest Home Association vs Cheviot enjoin assessment. 9365 Steinman vs Cheviot enjoin assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney R. Teasdale
Eva Klein
William C. Lambert
Clifton Mutual S. & B. Co
Karl G. Drach
George A. Cornette
Marie Leat
Wilbert Leat
Jones, LeBlond
Morrisey & Iry
Edwin H. Eyrich
Gladys Eyrich
Charles M. Leslie
Fannie Lerman
Meyer Leryman
E. R. Heisel
H. F. Horn & Sons
C. B. Mack
Carroll D. Reed
A. L. F. Reed
Harry H. Schafer
Ladislav F. Krestufek
An J. Krestufek
A. B. Beneid
Elizabeth Schofro
Joseph Schofro
Dolle, Taylor, O'Donnell & Geisler
Bernard H. Wess
Ben Schroth
Roettinger & Street
Paul Hillman
Joseph C. Adams
F. A. Hamma
Alfred Bunte
Marie Bunte
Bert H. Long
Green Township Harvest Home Association
Village of
Fitzpatrick and Cecilia Burke to Wed at St Williams Church
Attorney James Fitzpatrick a former sergeant major will marry Cecilia Burke of 1065 Whitfield avenue Price Hill at 8:30 this morning in St Williams Church Price Hill. The couple will tour the East after the ceremony and live at 2414 Shanmoor avenue South Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzpatrick
Cecilia Burke
Whitfield Avenue
Price Hill
St. Williams’ Church
Warsaw Exchange
Shanmoor Avenue
South Norwood
Kentucky bankers urge conservation at Northern Kentucky meeting
More than 100 bankers from the Northern Kentucky district attended the Kentucky Bankers Association annual meeting at Ft. Mitchell Country Club. The afternoon session stressed conservation regulations. State Senator Robert C. Simmons welcomed the visiting bankers, and new officers were elected for Groups 6 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Kentucky
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Robert C. Simmons
Covington
C. W. Simrall
A. B. Renneker
Burlington
B. J. Linneman
J. B. Weeley
Falmouth
T. M. Witt
Newport
Frank Evans
E. H. Dougherty
Ludlow
Chester T. Davis
Erlanger
Ralph Green
S. W. Davis
Ashland
R. C. Sharp
Maysville
E. L. Willat
Sally Kurman
Russell
C. B. Patterson
Mr. Sterling
H. C. Corliss
Brooksville
Real estate transfers and project listings in Sedamsville and Cincinnati
Contracts awarded by architect Anthony Kunz for a School of Our Lady of Perpetual Help comfort station include excavation concrete and plumbing with named tradespeople. The record lists numerous property transfers and mortgage cancellations across Cincinnati suburbs with varied sums, deed descriptions, and tax amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Kunz
School of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Delhi Pike
Sedamsville
John Lipps
Fred Schoeneberg
Cincinnati Marble Company
Bernard Klaesener
Henry Schwarz
Fred Klasener
Kunz
Mary C. Hussey
Cleanview Avenue
Walnut Hills
Apartment Building Sale at 3 West St Clair Corryville
The Augusta Apartment Building at 3 West St Clair Street Corryville sold by M. L. Barbour to Mrs. Hildegarde Zeter of Clifton for 17500 dollars. Previously owned by Carrie and Benjamin Jones the property contains three five room apartments on a 44 by 75 foot lot. Purchase described as an investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
West St. Clair Street
Corryville
M. L. Barbour
Hildegarde Zeter
Clifton
Carrie
Benjamin Jones
Pickett Oldham Joins McDermott Realty in Newport
FE Pickett Oldham yesterday joined the sales force of John L Mc Dermott real estate dealer and will run the Newport Ky firm’s business. An office will open at Ninth and Saratoga streets in Newport per the firm’s announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Pickett Oldham
John L. McDermott
Newport
Ninth and
Saratoga Streets
J. McDermott
Property Transfers Reported Across Cincinnati Areas
Transfers include Edward J. Harth to Goodman Manufacturing of three buildings on Sycamore street with monthly rent 115. Other leases list John A. Ryan to George W. Walsh on Court street and various parcels in Reading, Norwood Heights, Pleasant Ridge, Walnut Hills, Hyde Park, and other neighborhoods. Several parcels carry small purchase options and taxes ranging from 40 cents to $17.50, with overall activity spanning June 1916 to June 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Harth
Goodman Manufaturing Company
Leass
Sycamore Street
John A. Ryan
George W. Walsh
Court Street
Central Avenue
Lewis H. Greene
John Kruck
Woodburn Avenue
William S. Burkart
Mike
Eva Meeks
Main Street
Reading
Louis H. Bates
Charles E. Kilgour
Turrill Street
Cumminsville
Harry Merrit
Tower Street
Mitchell Avenue
Alice D. Burnet Et al
Emily N. Freiberg
Dana Avenue
Reading Road
Mary J. Agin
S.M. Delaney
Fred E. Wesselmann
Rudolph Behrens
Carson Avenue
Cheviot
Peter Weber
Margaret M. Hirschberg
Weber & Clayton
Thomas W. Turner
Lucy Kingston
Paxton Road
Hyde Park
Carrie Jones
Hildégarde E. Zeter
St. Clair Street
Vine Street
Charles T. Maley
Fenton Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Company
Chatham Avenue
McMillan Street
William DeArmond
Charles
Eastern
McClure Avenues
George W. Clephane
Lillie M. Hudson
Tompkins Avenue
Biterfield Place
Madiganville
Harry Berman
David Cohen
Richmond Street
Henrietta Stratemeyer Et al
John Stratemeyer
Norwood View
John G. Quin
Henry Freiberg
Harvey and
Delphos Streets
Pleasant Ridge
Irma Schmidt
Thomas E. Kennedy
Ninth Street
St. Clair Alley
Matthew W. Allen
R. E. Blair
Enright Avenue
Jake Phillips
A. I. Effron
Seventh Street
Mound Street
James C. Wright Et al
Fred W. Richt
Jacob Madeira
Henry Stagge
Grace T. Menefee
Paul Street
Bertha Blattner
Carrie
Christian Zimmermann
Jester Street
Felix Levy
John Lambert
Michael F. Gick
Henry Robben
Chase Avenue
Mad Anthony Street
Mary Calerdine
J. Ralph
Lenox Place
Rose Hill
Catherine H. Blackmore
Archer Avenue
Smith
Frederick W. Boegemann
Ohio firms list new capital for various companies
Columbus notes among incorporations and capital increases across Ohio firms. Listings include Kolp Greer Realty Sales Company Canton 90000 and Midwest Tool and Engineering Hamilton 50000 with respective principals, plus multiple Dayton Akron Cincinnati and Cleveland entities expanding capital from modest amounts to higher figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Kolp-Greer Realty Sales Company
Canton
C. A. Kolp
S.S. Greer
Midwest Tool and Engineering Company
Hamilton
C. Cammerer
A. W. Schultman
Stillwater Realty Company
Dayton
J. E. Curicle
J. B. Rausch
Dayton Auto Tire and Accessory Company
E. Lewis
C. Thorman
Wyandot Burial Vault Company
Upper Sandusky
F. L. Whartenby
C. C. Whartenby
Duckworth Democratic Club Home Company
Cincinnati
W. A. Julian
T. J. Noctor
West Ninth-Frankfort Realty Company
Cleveland
A. B. Curtiss
C. M. White
Akron Varnish Company
Akron
Akron Rye Bread Company
Cincinnati Automobile Top Garage Company
American Water Proofing Company
Sanitary Cup and Service Company
Gilt Edge Building and Loan Saving Company
Ross Manufacturing Company
The
Company
First Bicycle Meet Set for Saturday at Carthage Fair Grounds
Bicycle patrol drills and races highlight the first annual Cincinnati Boy Scouts field meet at Carthage Fair Grounds this Saturday afternoon. The program begins at 2 o clock with tests in wall scaling pyramid building fire by friction and equipment racing. Prizes totaling 80 dollars donated by the Bicycle Boosters of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Boy Scouts
Carthage Fair Grounds
Bicycle Boosters of
Cincinnati
Covington Delays Gas Contract Renewal After City Meeting
City Commissioners and Welfare Association reps decided to postpone renewing the Union Light Heat and Power gas supply until an extensive public education campaign informs residents. Civic presidents will hold special meetings to gather views, then reconvene with officials for a final decision. Attending were leaders from Industrial Club Latonia Welfare East End Improvement Assoc and city officials including Mayor Donnelly and City Solicitor Stricklett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Covington
Frank Thorpe
L. B. Wilson
Industrial Club
Charles McDonald
West End Improvement Association
C. H. Blackburn
Rodman Russell
Latonia Welfare Association
Charles S. Furber
Helm Woodward
East End Improvement Association
Thomas J. Donnelly
George A. Stahel
A. E. Stricklett
Whisky Seized From Madison Street Residence
Deputy Sheriff Cox along with Harry Klaene and Edward Fitzgerald seized fifty gallons of whisky and other liquors valued at 3000 dollars from Mrs Elizabeth Berling at 1914 Madison street. Officers found the items in the basement after serving a search warrant. Mrs Berling operates a soft drink business at 1916 Madison street and was cited to appear before the States Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Cox
Harry Klaene
Edward Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Berling
Madison Street
Berling
Covington Night High School Alumni to Host Reception
The class of 19 will be guests at a reception and banquet at Eggies Hall on Eighth street tomorrow night. A playlet by Covington Woman's Club marks its annual outing at the Cincinnati Zoological Gardens with a morning meeting at Hotel Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Night High School
Eggies’ Hall
Eighth Street
Covington Woman's Club
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
Hotel Gibson
John B. Dillon
Kenton County
St. Augustine
Llewelyn Lafayette Henson
L. Ll. Henson
First Baptist Church
Colgate College
Hamilton
N. Y
Covington
Canton
China
Canton Christian College
Richard P. Ernst
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ludlow
W. H. Ford
Robert Burns
Hayden Lowe
Thomas Williams
Baltimore
Manson
St Elizabeth Hospital Nurses' Training School Graduation Night
Commencement exercises at Knights of Columbus Hall featured diplomas awarded by Dr. Thomas J. Glenn to Carolyn Baechle Loretta Baechle Henrietta Baechle and Adelaide Naber. Father Thomas J Caffery gave the principal address on nursing’s impact. Dr Gerding praised the graduates for completing the three year course. The benediction was pronounced by Rev Herbert Egbring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Knights of Columbus Hall
Carolyn
Loretta M. Baechle
Henrietta L. Baechle
Adelaide A. Naber
Thomas J. Glenn
Thomas J.cCaffery
Gerding
Herbert Egbring
Woman Injured In City Car Collision Recovering
Mrs. George Lieberman aged 55 of 6503 Michigan Avenue was badly hurt in a crash at Pleasant and Greenup streets last Tuesday evening and was reported recovering at St Elizabeth's Hospital. The trial of Charles May aged 35 of 322 West Fifth Street Newport for reckless driving, as driver in the other car, was continued indefinitely by Judge Manson in Police Court yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lieberman
Michigan Avenue
Pleasant
Greenup Streets
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Charles May
West Fifth Street
Newport
Lieberman
Manson
May
Ludlow Men Save 10 Year Old From Ohio River
Mayor Thomas W. Balsley of Ludlow joined William Hale and Fred Tanner in reviving Earl Cunningham ten year old son of Mr and Mrs John Cunningham of Butler street Ludlow after he was pulled from the Ohio River submerged for over five minutes following a river bank collapse while fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Balsley
Ludlow
William Hale
Fred Tanner
Earl Cunningham
John Cunningham
Butler Street
Ohio River
Hale
Tanner
Local suits challenge divorces and alimony requests
Nellie Harrod sues to set aside a divorce granted by Judge Harbeson alleging improper summons and wrong residency. Virginia Reynolds seeks divorce from John C. Reynolds with alimony custody of a child and cruelty claims. M S Britt sues the Louisville Nashville Railroad for damages claiming his car was destroyed by a freight train at Rice Crossing Kenton County August 28 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Harrod
W. L. Rrod
Harbeson
Harrod
Cincinnati
Western Avenue
Covington
Virginia Reynolds
John C. Reynolds
M. S. Britt
Thesville & Nashville Railroad
Rice Crossing
Kenton County
Britt
Newport Police Court Hears Loiterer Case
William McGraw was fined 10 dollars and costs after a Newport Police Court jury convicted him of loitering about the Newport Courthouse. Mayor Joseph Hermann and Courthouse custodian Andrew Moran testified, with Hermann calling McGraw a marriage tout. Judge Moore noted no warrant was sworn in the case. Mayor Hermann vowed to continue against marriage touts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGraw
Newport
Joseph Hermann
Andrew Moran
Hermann
McGraw
Moran
Moore
Dayton Council Sets Next Year Tax Rate At 1 8 Per 100
At a special meeting held yesterday the Dayton Council set the next year tax rate at 1.8 mills per dollar value, a slight rise to satisfy the Board of Education for 75 cents on the 100 valuation. The Board of Equalization in its annual report fixed total assessments at 4 081674, up 900000 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Board of Education
Board of Equalization
Mesner Divorce Granted Custody To Wife In Campbell Circuit
Irene Mesner receives a divorce from John Mesner in Campbell Circuit Court with Judge Wolff ruling yesterday. The couple, married in Newport on March 17 1917, results in Irene gaining custody of their two minor children after she charged cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Mesner
John Mesner
Wolff
Campbell Circuit Court
Newport
Dayton July 4 celebration to be held by Legion groups
Dayton Kentucky will host a community celebration on July 4 under the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary. Charles A. Royse, Vice Commander, heads the entertainment and promises several unique surprises for Dayton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles A. Royse
The
Legion
Newport School Board Struggles to Secure Winter Coal
Newport School Commissioners cannot contract for next year's coal as local dealers refuse to supply for the coming winter. With the coal market in bad shape officials likely must buy winter coal on the open market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
City Officials Plan Ball Diamond at Incinerator Site
Mayor Joseph Hermann and Commissioner Herbert K Flut anus oversaw staking of a new community ball diamond on seven acres near the incinerator plant. Benches two teams backstop and scoreboard will be installed. A spring was found on site as workers cleared weeds. Field ready in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hermann
Herbert K. Flutanus
Public Property
Newport High School Holds Graduation in Temple Theater
Graduation exercises were held in the Temple Theater on Sixth and Monmouth streets for fifty two graduates of Newport High School. The auditorium was filled with relatives and friends as the students were seated on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Theater
Sixth
Monmouth Streets
Newport High School
Realty transfers lodged in County Clerk office yesterday
The transfers show Lorimer W. Scott to Louella Daniels 20 feet on York street for 3000 notes. Alice Arnold to Rose Kearney 30 feet on Isabella street for 2500. Vincent Gallici to William Klett 33 feet on Front street Dayton for 1. Mabelle Banks to George Story 2½ feet on Sixth avenue Dayton for 4500. L B Kepler to Albert Breitholl 2 feet on Third street Dayton for 3900. Highlands Real Estate to John Eugene Gianola Patsy Gianola. Glascock to Narissa Brumfield lot in Clifton with 1000 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer W. Scott
Louella Daniels
York Street
York St
Alice Arnold
Rose Kearney
Isabella Street
Vincent Gallici
William Klett
Front Street
Dayton
Mabelle Banks
George and
Cecelia Story
Sixth Avenue
L. B
Alice Kepler
Albert
Beith Breitholl
Third Street
Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company
John Eugene
Patsy Giancola
Highland Baby Farm Tratt
Era Glascock
Narissa Brumfield
Clifton
Annual commencement at Academy of Notre Dame of Providence
The Academy of Notre Dame of Providence will hold commencement exercises on Thursday night June 17 at the academy hall. Graduates include Isabell Diesman Marcella Erpenbeck Margaret M Ludden Mathilda M Riedinger Alma Roll Loretta Woepkenberg Thelma Dorsel Mary Huber and Mabel Prehn. Georgia Lyons of Port Gibson Miss College will read at Highland Church Ft Thomas Friday night. Newport Civic and Industrial Association names officers for the year with Benjamin Sharpless as President and other directors listed. Frank Barton 27 of 610 Columbia Street arrested by Detectives Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Notre Dame of Providence
Sixth
Linden Avenues
Academy Hall
Isabell Diesman
Marcella Erpenbeck
Margaret M. Ludden
Mathilda M. Riedinger
Alma Roll
Loretta Woepkenberg
Thelma Dorsel
Mary Huber
Mabel Prehn
Georgia Lyons
Port Gibson
Miss
Newport Civic and Industrial Association
Benjamin Sharpless
Benjamin Bowman
Albert M. Larkin
Chester A. Silva
Milton Marx
W. H. D. Wheat
Ruben Dine
Frank Barton
Columbia Street
Fuller
Newport Police Charge Man With Non Support
Mrs Barton of Leckland Ohio swears warrant against Murphy of Newport Police Department for non support. EB Brandes deputy state fire marshal and Newport Fire Chief Albert King plan a west end tour to continue anti fire campaign as Chief King predicts a record low fire loss this year if the trend continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Newport Police Department
Barton
Newport Juné Taxes Due at Finance Office
The City of Newport Juné 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. CHAS. D. McCREA Commissioner of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Fred Plankholt Found Dead at Home
Fred Plankholt aged 61 was found dead at his residence 1119 Columbia avenue by relatives returning home. Coroner W B Hughes returned a verdict of death due to apoplexy. He is survived by a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Plankholt
Coumbia. Avenue
W. B. Hughes
Plankholt
Longtime Ludlow Banker and Railroad Conductor Dies
William Haney aged 72 former vice president of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Ludlow died after a lingering illness at St Elizabeth Hospital He left a son Lee of Lincoln County Kentucky Haney was the oldest passenger conductor on the Southern Railroad and a prominent local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haney
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Ludlow
That City
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lee
Lincoln County
Southern Railroad
Notable Residents List from Mt Vernon and Nearby Areas
Dwight Harris Mt Vernon Ohio Olive Bumpus Mt Vernon Ohio James Sylvester Cincinnati Stella Ryan Cincinnati William Bronston Covington Flora Belle Klonne Bellevue Kentucky This compact roster compiles readable names and associated cities including Mt Vernon Cincinnati Covington and Bellevue with partial dates or labels from the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Harris
Mt. Vernon
O. Olive Bumpus
O. James Sylvester
Cincinnati
Stella Ryan
William
Bronston
Covington
Flora Belle Klonne
Bellevue
Findlay Market Men Protest Dust From Loose Paving
Findlay Market Association speakers last night condemned the city's engineering department for indifference to dusty conditions on Elder Street. They described the street as filthy and unsanitary, likening it to a dusty country road, with dust covering meat cuts and market goods as cars pass and winds blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Elder Street
Findlay Market Association
Farmer seeks woman workers for chores at $1 a week
Joseph Clark of the City Free Employment Bureau received a farmer near Hamilton seeking a woman to cook, wash, iron, mind the baby, care for the house, feed poultry, and chop wood for four and a half days at a dollar weekly. Clark ignored the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clark
City Free Employment Bureau
Hamilton
Clark
Associated Charities Plans to Prevent Poverty
A revised constitution shifts focus from relief of evident poverty to prevention. The Associated Charities Board adopted the change at yesterday's meeting. A school for social worker training is under way with a July 6 advanced class and a September beginners class planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Death report of John McCabe victim of machine strike
John McCabe aged 53 died yesterday at General Hospital. Coroner Bauer was notified. He lived at 266 Hosea avenue Clifton and was struck on June 7 by a machine driven by Dr. Houston R. Farley Assistant Surgeon U S N Recruiting Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCabe
General Hospital
Bauer
McCabe
Hosea Avenue
Clifton
Houston R. Farley
U. S. N. Recruiing Station
Juvenile court grants suspended workhouse term
Judge C. W. Hoffman suspends a three month Work House sentence for Lester Greening in Juvenile Court for contributing to the delinquency of his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoffman
Lester Greening
Latonia Welfare to Host Lawn Fete for Orphans’ Home
Latonia West End Welfare Association plans a lawn fete Friday July 2 to benefit the Kenton County Orphans Home. A pageant featuring over 100 children will highlight the event, with Rodman Russell as chairman and A Inskeep Captain A Dehmer John Brecht and Val Thein named to the Entertainment Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia West End
Names tied to Covington and nearby areas listed
A roster of individuals including Chris Strickling Covington Ivy Fessler Denver M Howard Lilian T Gribbie Clinton J Snyder Cecelia Knipper Henry J Culbertson Nellie M McClure Roy Adams Johnson Lena R Edgington Herbert A Shipley Nina G Woodard with locations Covington Visalia Spring Lake Lancaster Springfield O appears as a partial listing of names and places in Kentucky Ohio and Ohio areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Strickling
Covington
Ivy Fessler
Denver M. Howard
Aberdeen
Lilian T. Gribbie
Clinton J. Snyder
Cecelia Knipper
Henry J. Culbertson
Spring Lake
Nellie M. McC
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Cityright
the Press Publishing Co
John
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J, Fitzpatrick
Millcreek Township
Henderson
Nave
Ida M. Nave
Observatory Avenue
Arthur E. Jones
Clarence S. Tarr
George Street
Linn
Baymiller Street
H. Harry
Lulu R. Guethlein
Elberon Avenue
Pauline Hamant
Martin Rusz
McHenry
Cavanaugh Avenues
Price No
Hildegarde E. Zeter
Milford B. & L. Co
Albert W. Backman
Ormonde 8. & Co
Andrew P. Dawson
Provident Loan Co
Helen D. Reynolds
Edwards Mfg. Co
Kras
Young Women's Christian Association
Mary If’. Rockwell
Pearl Market Bank
Dora S. Hayward
City Hall Bank
Pleasant Ridge B. & L. Co
Albert J. Bachman
Garfield No
Hermitage Club Co
Margaret Tuen
Lulu Schwendenman
Big Four B. & B. Co
Western Ave
B. A
Atlantic
B. A. Co
Nellie Carrell
Mohawk Place
Charles G. Stander
Globe B. & L. Co
H. Harry Guethlein
Government L. & B. Co
Aloysius J. Nortman
Charles A. Mauer
Norwood Improved
Ida Dallas
Ormonde S. & L. Co
John Bullock
South Side L. & B. Co
Ormonde 8S. & L. Co
Joseph I. Luen, Jr
Benjamin F. Ragland
Margaret T. Ladrigen
O’bryanville B. & L. Co
Michael G. Heintz
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Co
Maiden. Greenwood
Big Four B. & L. Co
Maggie Metzger
Mary Bailey
Anna W. Hoffman
Provident Savings B.,.& T. Co
Louise J. Schaefer
Price Hill No. 2
Edward Schell
John A. Bentel
Joseph Greenberg
Progress B. & L. Co
Theresa J. Koehl
John C. Becht
A. Lounsbery
Ella A.barker
Gilbert H. Lounsbery
Albert T. Townsley
Claude Dry Cleaning Co
Jacob B. Sahmitt
Anna K. Hayden
John Smith
Supreme L. & RB. Co
Foss-Schneider Brewing Co
Champion B. A. Neo
Glovina Harte
Leonard Heim
Covington Notes
Boy
Kenton Circuit Court
Dayton Community Party
Newport Realty
Newport Notes
Adv
Chas. D. McCrea
William Tunney
Postum Cereal Co.Inc
Latonia
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co
Wurlitzer
East Fourth St
Milner
West Sixth Street
Katherine MacDonald
Passion
Norma Talmadge
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Gagan Chayakawa
Rex Beach
Orpheum
Sky
Sylvia Breamer
Robert Gordon
City Hall
Ohio
City of
Ernst von Bargen
Lévy Shee Company
Levy Shoe Cbeanr
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