Another Democratic Primary Called After Illegal Notice
The district buzzes over a June 28 Democratic primary deemed illegal due to improper calling. Judge Hodge cites lack of notices at the county seat Alexandria and Newport, while Judge Lassing may call another primary. Backers demand a proper notice and full committee meeting before any primary or convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lassing
Democratic Executive Committee
Sixth
Congressional
Commercial Tribune
Hodge
Newport
Gooch
Alexandria
John Todd
Edgar Thatcher
Glenn Morin
Thomas Diskin
Lassing
Moonshiners Sentenced to Year in Penitentiary
Deputy U S Marshal Orr escorted Abe Sexton of Catlettsburg Kentucky and Shade Angel of London Kentucky to Atlanta for their one year penitentiary term each after sentencing for moonshining. John Jones was acquitted in Circuit Court of house breaking and larceny this afternoon. Funeral notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Orr
Atlanta, Ga
Abe Sexton
Catlettsburg
Shade Angel
London
John Jones
Property Transfers In Ludlow Between Cuthberts and Gausepohl
Patrick and Sophronia Cuthbert transferred a 2 percent by 100 feet lot at Kenner and Linden streets Ludlow to Charles F. Gausepohl for 1 and other valuable considerations. Charles F. Gausepohl then conveyed the same property to Sophronia Cuthbert for the same consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Sophronia Cuthbert
Charles F. Gausepohl
Kenner and
Linden Streets
Ludlow
Horse Injures Itself Tied Outside Harness Store
A Huber Bros. horse on Scott street was frightened last evening and jumped onto the sidewalk. It fell onto a stirrup, the iron penetrating its side to three inches. Despatch may be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber Bros
Scott Street
Mahiman
Pike Street
Miss Madie Dalheim to Become Benedick of Covington
The friends of Chas. Lambert chief clerk in County Clerk Yates' office announce the intended marriage of Miss Madie Dalheim daughter of John Dalheim Scott street merchant. Miss Dalheim is a social favorite in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lambert
Yates
Benedick
Madie Dalheim
John Dalheim
Scott Street
Miss Dalheim
Covington
Lightning Strikes Bagby House During Storm
A bolt of lightning hit J. W. Bagby’s residence at Seventeenth and May streets yesterday afternoon. The chimney was knocked down and weatherboards torn off while several family members were inside, all escaped with only a severe shock. The Fire Department was summoned but not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bagby
Seventeenth
May Streets
La Salette Academy Junior Commencement Honors
The La Salette Academy junior department held its commencement with a large audience. Miss Florence Hardeman was valedictorian and performed splendidly. Rev Father Frederick Bocklage gave an impressive address. Highest averages were awarded to Miss Virginia Murphy 9.2 percent Miss Mary Corcoran 91.1 and Miss Louise Crumbaugh 83.1. The senior class commences at 9 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salette Academy
Florence Hardeman
Frederick Bocklage
Virginia Murphy
Mary Corcoran
Louise Crumbaugh
City actions approve apportionment and install officers
The apportionment ordinance totaling $15,000 was approved. The Aldermen accepted an invitation from the Business Men's Club for the installation of new officers on June 18. Mayor Johnson notified the board that the fire works ordinance was approved. City Solicitor Hanlon was authorized to confer with the Fiscal Court about unpaid pauper care bills for St Elizabeth Hospital Wayfarers Rest and the Old Widows Home. Coroner Tarvin submitted a $162 claim for inquests in 1901 and 1902, referred to Law Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
Johnson
Hanlon
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Local court fines and arrests in breach of peace cases
John and Fred Kuher were each fined 10 dollars and costs for breach of the peace. George Stone the boy who stole a bicycle faced Judge Pence but the case was continued as the owner could not be found. Mrs Pauline Meyers near Twelfth street was fined 1 and costs for breach of peace after an alleged public disturbance in court. Joseph Whittman of Crescent agency was arrested on a warrant for breach of the peace charged by Charles Hardebeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fred Kuher
George Stone
Joseph Whittman
Crescent Agency
Charles Hardebeck
Whittman
New Kentucky Postmaster Confirmed by Senate
Washington June 12 confirmation by Senate names J P Deboe as new Kentucky postmaster in a brief public list. The action completes the appointment process for the federal role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Washington
Senate
er—Kentucky
J. P. Deboe
Mayor’s Appointments Spark Aldermen Rejection
At a board meeting Mayor R W Nelson named James E Champs for Police and Fire Commissioner to replace James Payne. The board voted 4 to 1 against confirming him, with Dye the sole supporter. Nelson also faced rejection on Harry Brown and Peter Bardo appointments, all 4 to 1 against. The Ways and Means Committee reported plans for a new city stables and hosehouse on the former car barn site in Eleventh street between Monmouth and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
R. W. Nelson
James E. Champs
Police and Fire Commissioner
James Payne
Yeas and Ways
Dye
Nelson
Harry Brown
Peter Bardo
Committee On
Krebs
Ways and Means Committee
Eleventh Street
Monmouth
Washington Avenue
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Lightning Strikes Newport Blacksmith Shop
During a severe thunderstorm the blacksmith shop of F. M. Gosney at the corner of Twelfth and Brighton in Newport was struck by lightning. John N. Huck, a horseshoer, was knocked senseless and taken home for medical care. Ed Gosney was shocked but aided Huck. the chimney collapsed and a fire department wire circuit was burned. Chief John Watters mobilized crews and restored lines by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Gosney
Twelfth
Brighton Streets
Newport
John N. Huck
West Eleventh Street
Ed Gosney
Huck
John Watters
Newport contractor wins large judgment in circuit court
John Trapp a prominent Newport contractor and former Campbell County Sheriff secured a substantial circuit court judgment against the South Bellevue Development Company and the South Bellevue Lot Association totaling about 50 000 dollars. The suit arises from purchase money notes of about 14 000 dollars tied to lots sold by John Schneider of Newport, with interest from 1892. A mortgage of 24 000 dollars with interest from May 18 was placed on the property. Two hundred seventy nine lots in South Bellevue were ordered sold by the Master Commissioner to satisfy the judgment, with sale set for June 30. Attorney Charles L. Raison represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trapp
Campbell County
Newport
South Bellevue Development Company
South Bellevue Lot Association
John Schneider
Schneider
Trapp
South Bellevue
Credit Men’s Convention Ends in Louisville
The National Association of Credit Men closed its session in Louisville with James L. McWhorter delivering a talk on Cooperation and collections. Reports were adopted with one exception, and St. Louis chosen as the next meeting site among invited cities.
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Louisville
National Association of Credit Men
James L. McWhorter
Nashville
Credit Department
Murphy
Congress
Harry J. Tregoe
Baltimore
George F. Pulfre
Detroit
St. Louis
Atlanta
Memphis
Boston
Denver
California
Sanford Bennett
Colorado
F. A. Hall
Georgia
W. A. Kiser
Illinois
E. M. Skinner
Kentucky
H. G. Gray
Maryland
J. Albert Hughes
Massachusetts
J. F. Knowles
Michigan
John Monahan
Minnesota
H. A. Boardman
Missouri
Geo. M. Johnson
Nebraska
W. M. Burgess
New York
G. Waldo Smith
Ohio
Geo. Guckenberger
Pennsylvania
T. S. Evans
Tennessee
Thomas E. Landauer
Wisconsin
H. M. Obendorfer
Appellate Court Drops Stagg Taylor Case Ruling
The Kentucky Appellate Court reversed the Geo. T. Stagg Co. decision against E. H. Taylor Jr. & Sons distillers and ordered the Taylor petition dismissed. The dispute involved whether an old corporation E. H. Taylor Jr Co could be declared defunct to stop confusion and public misrepresentation by the Stagg Co. The lower court had awarded damages equal to profits from whisky sold under the Taylor name, a sum expected to be large.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Appellate Court
Geo. T. Stagg Co
E. H. Taylor, Jr., & Sons, Distillers
Taylor & Sons
Taylor
E. H. Taylor, Jr., Co
Stagg Co
Taylor Corporation
Fire damages Landy’s millinery in Newport
A Newport fire alarm from Box 32 at 11 last night sent firefighters to Landy’s millinery shop on Monmouth street between Eighth and Ninth. The blaze started in the repair shop with unknown origin. Loss estimated at about $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Department
Landy’s Millinery
Monmouth Street
Republicans to Meet in Newport for Convention Timing
The Sixth District Republican Executive Committee led by Chairman Richard P. Ernst of Covington will meet in Newport next Tuesday afternoon June 17 at 1 PM to decide when and where to hold the congressional convention. A large turnout is expected amid Democratic splits and a strong chance for the Republican nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Republican Congressional District Executive Committee
Richard P. Ernst
Covington
Newport Realty Transfers Record
L. 8. McGeary and wife transfer a lot on the east side of Central avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets to Emma and Albert McGeary for 80 by 91 feet at $500. Myers Y. Cooper transfers two adjoining Dayton city lots to John M. Beech, one 48 by 129 feet and one 50 by 126 feet, for $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Realty
McGeary
Emma
Albert McGeary
Central Avenue
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Myers Y. Cooper
John M. Beech
City of Dayton
Public Library Recataloguing Seeks Immediate Returns
Library announces all books must be returned at once for recataloguing. Open all day. By order of trustees.
Newlywed Pair Wed in Newport Ceremony
J. L. Brannon aged 28 of Newkirk Oklahoma Territory and Maud Stephenson aged 22 of Portland Indiana were married by Squire M. F. Donelan in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
J. L. Brannon
Newkirk
Oklahoma Territory
Maud Stephenson
Portland
Ind
Squire M. F. Donelan
Sullivan Appointed Assistant to Public Works Chief
Louis Krebs of Newport names John Sullivan, son of the late Bart Sullivan, as assistant to fill the vacancy from Frank Spencer's resignation. The appointment follows Spencer leaving the post several days prior.
Baccalaureate Sermon at Newport High School Graduates
Rev. Robert L. Harris will preach the baccalaureate sermon during the Newport High School graduation service at St. Paul s Episcopal Church Newport next Sunday at 4 30 PM. Board of Education members and public school principals and teachers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport
Robert L. Harris
Newport High School
Board of Education
Elm Street Painter Injured In Glass Accident
Fred Smith, a painter living on Elm street, injured his right hand yesterday morning when it was cut by a glass pane. Dr. C. Helman treated the wound with stitches. Rev. Walter C. Gibbs of Duquesne, Pa., is visiting his father J. C. Gibbs on Elm street. Harold Spencer of Dayton, Kentucky and Miss Fredee Hays were married Wednesday evening by Rev. J. J. Francis and left for White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Elm Street
Helman
Walter C. Gibbs
Duquesne
J. C. Gibbs
Harold Spencer
Dayton
Fredee Hays
J. J. Francis
White Sulphur Springs
Squire Williams Posts Bond in Malfeasance Case
Squire Charles 8S. Williams of Ludlow appeared before Judge Tarvin and posted bond of 600 with Fred Grimmeissen and Edward C. Hawkins as sureties. The malfeasance by office case is set for trial on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Charles 8S. Williams
Ludlow
Tarvin
Fred Grimmeissen
Edward C. Hawkins
Cincinnati Pair Tie Knot Again After Eight Years
Harry McDowell and Frederica Kroger, both of Cincinnati, were married yesterday by Squire Baker. This is their second venture, first wed about eight years ago and divorced two years later. They will reside in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McDowell
Frederica Kroger
Cincinnati
Squire Baker
Theodore Simonton
Lebanon
Miamisburg
Simonton
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Star City
Florida
Harry Wilson
West Carrollton
St Anthony School Picnic Postponed In Bellevue
Bellevue reports postpone picnic of St Anthony School to next Tuesday. High school graduating class parents urge Board of Education to award free scholarship to high average pupil. Miss Bessie leads the class. City Council approved $100 in claims and granted permits for a brick cottage on Fairfield Avenue. Trapp won Hallam Street improvement contract. water damage on Taylor Avenue to be repaired by C&O Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony School
the Highlands
Board of Education
Bessie
George Emig, Jr
C. & O. Railroad
Commencement Exercises At Odd Fellows Hall
A large crowd attended the commencement exercises at Odd Fellows Hall last evening. The hall was packed long before the program began. Prof. West distributed diplomas and read the pupils’ averages. No flowers were presented until after the exercises per public agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
West
Steele High School
Victoria Theater
O.E. Wright
Amy Shuey
Carl Starkey
Edith Morrill
Warren Booher
Mabel Cooper
C. L. Loos, Jr
Mrs Saffarans to return to fort then join husband in Philippines
Mrs Captain Saffarans will return to the fort this week to remain until September when she will join her husband in the Philippines Col Edmund Rice and family have moved to Mt Auburn After a three months visit with relatives in Massachusetts he will join his regiment the Nineteenth Infantry at Angel Island The regiment is expected to return from the Philippines by that time
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes and 14900 Chances
The notice explains a contest with 1,490 prizes and each group of ten entrants gains ten chances per person, yielding 14,900 opportunities to win a share of 34 000 dollars.
Obituary notices for Knight Warder and Perry
John Knight aged 34 died Wednesday night at his Maple avenue home in Norwood born in Broughty Ferry Scotland funeral today. Luther Fairfax Warder former Jeffersonville mayor for twelve years died suddenly Thursday morning a prominent Indiana politician. George Perry 56 died yesterday at his home on Eighth avenue Dayton Kentucky long time oil merchant in Cincinnati.
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John Knight
John H. Foote
Maple Avenue
Norwood
Broughty Ferry
Scotland
Luther Fairfax Warder
Jeffersonville
Indiana
George Perry
Eighth Avenue
Dayton
Cincinnati
FIRST HUSBAND RETURNS AND SECOND LEAVES FOR KENTUCKY
June 12. Abram Halsey a Hoboken barge captain reunites with his wife after nearly twenty years. His wife had remarried believing him dead. The second husband Charles Rich has left for Kentucky. Halsey previously disappeared after leaving Pittsburg in 1883. Both are over 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abram Halsey
Hoboken
Charles Rich
Kentucky
Captain Halsey
Pittsburg
California
Halsey
Laborer George Chandler Dead by Carbolic Acid in Cemetery
Terre Haute Indiana June 12 George Chandler a 50 year old laborer killed himself at Woodlawn Cemetery at noon by taking carbolic acid amid domestic troubles. Local authorities report no foul play suspected and funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
George Chandler
Woodlawn Cemetery
Glass workers strike at Crystal Glass Factory in Bridgeport
About 400 workers at the Crystal Glass Factory walked out after the company refused to meet a demanded scale for beer mugs. The protest drew in female and juvenile workers who joined the labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Crystal, Glass Factory
Think It Over No More Subscribe to Tribune Offer
A promotional prompt urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to settle the question and put it behind them. The message frames subscribing as a relief from deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
U S Steel Stock Plan Backed by Stockholders
United States Steel files answer to Miriam Barger suit from Sullivan County New York claiming right to retire 200 million dollars in preferred stock and issue bonds. It says by laws may be altered with stockholder vote and denies intent to convert bonds into common stock at any price. Directors’ action said to have been approved by nearly all capital stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
Miriam Barger
Sullivan County
New York
Sugar coating wore away in Martha Peters marriage mix up
Richard C. Peters, a 70 year old North Dakota native widower, advertised for a wife in Chicago. He married a younger widow in Marion, spent his wealth, then she sought separation citing temperament. Courts sided with Peters, reclaiming the money, and he vows not to advertise again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Marion
Richard C. Peters
North Dakota
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Peters
Ten brains unite for $34,000 contest prizes
A call to recruit nine friends to share brainpower and boost chances to win one of 1490 prizes in a $34,000 contest. The pitch promises a tenfold improvement in opportunity by pooling minds.
Presbyterian clergyman elected to Twentieth Century Conference
The Rev. Dr. E. M. McFadden pastor of the United Presbyterian Church of Hamilton Ohio was elected by the General Assembly as its representative to the Twentieth Century Conference of the Psalm Singers. The event will be held in Belfast Ireland on August 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
E. M. McFadden
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church of the United States
Seventh annual National Wholesale Liquor Dealers meeting closes
The seventh annual Convention of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association adjourned in Pittsburg with Cincinnati chosen as the next meeting site. The organizing committee includes A. J. Sunstein of Pittsburg as chairman, alongside Louis Gerstley of Philadelphia, Samuel Grabfelder of Louisville, August Graff of St. Louis, and John J. Morrin of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Cincinnati
A. J. Sunstein
Louis Gerstley
Philadelphia
Samuel Grabfelder
Louisville
August Graff
St. Louis
John 8. Morrin
Kansas City
Artist Thomas Pickett Readmitted to Longview Asylum
Thomas Abbie Pickett, an artist, was released from Longview Asylum at his wife’s request and moved to relatives’ home at Seven Mile. He became violent and was returned to the asylum the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Thomas Abbie Pickett
Longview
Cincinnati
Seven Mile
Resignation at Press-Republic. Linn to join Times Philadelphia
Walter R. Linn, managing editor of the Press-Republic, resigns effective June 27 to take a position with the Philadelphia Times. Fred Wallace, formerly city editor, will succeed him as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Walter R. Linn
Press-Republic
Philadelphia
The
Times
Linn
Fred Wallace
Enjoinment Sought Over County Tax Increase
A suit filed in Dayton seeks to stop Treasurer Thomas A. Selz from collecting a $131.10 tax rise on Montgomery County property. The Board of Revision is challenged as illegal for lack of notice and hearings. records are unsigned and only increases were added to tax dupli cates. A temporary injunction is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Henry
Kate Hollencamp
Thomas A. Selz
Montgomery County
Board of Revision
City Decennial Board of Equalization
Kraus
Aurora arrests and civic notices mix in town report
David L. Thompson is jailed and bound at 500 bond to appear next Wednesday before Justice John Probst after a target by Christina Heidenreich. Eleven year old David Caldwell sent to Reform School in Plainfield Indiana. Mrs Minnie E Smiley to Insane Hospital following business fire damage. Dr John C Cole to manage Dr Gomes office while health recovers. Aurora fire company plans annual picnic June 19 at City Park. Odd Fellows join Petersburg Lodge in services at Petersburg Kentucky on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Thompson
John Probst
Lawrenceburg
Christina Heidenreich
John Ullrich
David Caldwell
Reform School For Boys
Plainfield
Ind
Minnie E. Smiley
John C. Cole
Orchard Grove
Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery
J. C. Gomes
Fire Company
Odd Fellows
Petersburg
Powerful New Ferry to Span Lake Michigan Route
Cleveland reports a powerful steam car ferry will be built in Cleo for the Traverse City Leelanau & tor ique Railroad. It will operate across Stone Bay sixty five miles connecting Manistique and Northport. The project will cost about 400000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Cleo
Traverse City
England Plans to Enter Cotton Industry
The Lancashire Chamber of Commerce and cotton operatives associations met in London on June 12 to promote cotton growth across the British Empire. They formed the British Cotton Growers' Association, established a £5,000 guarantee fund, and empowered a committee to send experts abroad to study cultivation, acquire land, set up experimental stations, and run plantations and exchanges for the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lancashire Chamber of Commerce
Associations of
Cotton Operatives
British Empire
Knights and Ladies fail to pick next convention site
In Louisville at the Knights and Ladies of Security session on June 12 amendments to the constitution were adopted but no city won a three fourths majority for the next biennial meeting. St Louis Cleveland Indianapolis and St Joseph were considered with Topeka Kansas named as meeting place by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
the Knights and Ladies of Security
St. Louis
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Joseph
Topeka
Kas
Edwards Acknowledged Guilty Plea In Kill Attempt Trial
In Paintsville Kentucky on June 12 Dave Edwards faced trial for shooting with intent to kill. He pleaded guilty when the case started but prosecutors sought to hear evidence. Edwards allegedly shot T Tartarian, superintendent of Black River Mines, on a date in May with no provocation, and is clai med to have previously received a life sentence but was pardoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paintsville
Dave Edwards
Edwards
T. Tartarian
Black River Mines
Ohio Corporations Filed In Secretary of State Office
The Peerless Electric Company Warren capital stock 500000 The Herb Medicine Company Springfield capital stock 60000 The Cook Wagon Company Marion capital stock 25000 The Havana Cigar Company Cleveland capital stock 50000 The Cleveland and Detroit Navigation Company Cleveland capital stock 2000 The Seventh Ward Political and Educational Institute Cleveland The Star Aluminum Company Akron increase of capital stock from 10000 to 25000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Secretary of State
Peerless Electric Company
Warren
Capital Stock
The
Herb Medicine Company
Springfield
Cook Wagon Company
Marion
Havana Cigar Company
Cleveland
Cleveland and
Detroit
Seventh Ward Political and Educational Institute
Star Aluminum Company
Akron
Outcast's Death for Society Girl
June 12 Bowling Green report of Syl Oberdorf a well known young woman found dying in a hovel on city outskirts. Post mortem may implicate prominent locals. She left for Toledo last Wednesday after claiming trouble and died after an operation in awful agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bowling Green
Syl Oberdorf
Oman
Lawrenceburg Officials Attend Municipal League Meeting
Lawrenceburg officials led by Mayor-elect Charles J. Lang attend the Municipal League of Indiana in Vincennes as city representatives. The article notes preliminary examinations by Judge Wood for violations of federal law and lists local civic leaders and actions, including school alumni electing officers and a Baptist Church handkerchief bazaar with ice cream social at Liedertafel Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wood
United States Circuit Court
Colt
United States
Charles J. Lang
Theodore Cruise
Ezra F. Hayes
Johnn L. Koch
Municipal League of Indiana
Vincennes
Robert H. Colt
Matilda Kleinhaus
Leeds
Norma Stumpf
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Liedertafel Hall
Aurora’ Military Band
Newtown Park
Nicholas Zimmer
York Township
Oliver C. Gatch
Hogan Township
Givan
Roberti
United
One Killed Four Hurt In Train Derailment Near Montpelier
A Washington railroad work train derailed while backing into a yard last evening near Montpelier Colorado. The engine turned over killing engineer Thomas Cherry. Fireman burned about the face and conductor Belyea suffered a broken leg. Brakemen Short and Rheinvel Sok were slightly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier, CO
Jeer Thomas Cherry
Belyea
Short
Rheinvel Sok
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Kenton
St. Patrick's Church
Diamond Star Grove
Rosedale
Emma Walker
Elipharet Walker
Ed E. Walker
Harry Walker
Fire Department
Wesley Walker
Riddle Street
Catherine Merriam
Madison Avenue
John W. Huck
Credit Men’s
Stagg-Taylor
Williams
Bond
Bellevue
FT. Thomas
Chosen Cemetery
Syeils
Ets
Ws & Cigar
U. S. Steel Company
Richard Peters
Dr. McFadden
Sell
Leopold Kraus
Joseph R. Munger
Munger
Albert Gruelich
Emil Kraus
Charlotta Parker
Oscar F. Hoover
Hoover
Parker
Aurora
England
Outcast
Cuticura
Gticura
Paix
Paris
Charterhouse
Bue
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