Covington Day Policeman Hank Beer Camp Arrests
Prisoner James Brown of Newport, later revealed as John Dance, a Newport police member, surrendered to federal agents after failing to appear for a hearing. He faces illegal liquor possession charges with a $500 bond set for a Roetken hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Newport
Covington
Oscar Roetken
United States
John Dance
Elm Street
Dance
Brown
Roetken
Tony Sendlebach
Isabella Street
K. G. A. Beckett
Etreet
Madison Avenue
James Wood
Charles Bush
Johns Hill
Campbell County
Seddleback
Zeb Ashford
Berry , Street
Dayton
Alec Leist
Berry Street
Edward Conners
Pigrrieter
John Burkey
Barten
Sixth
Clay Sfreets
Hey
Louis Williams
Middletown
Fourth Street Bridge
Burglary Case Behind Covington Court Action
George Jackson 24 of Wallace avenue and Scott streets was held to the grand jury under $5,000 bond by Judge Manson in Covington Police Court on a charge of entering the Gurren home at 1214 Scott street on April 15 by force and demanding Mrs Gurren's pocket book after assaulting her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Charles Gurren
Scott Street
George Jackson
Wallace Avenue
Scott Streets
Manson
Jackson
Covington Oe
Annetta Ansom
Mr. Gurren
Charles McGinley
Holmes High School
John S. Brockmeier
Cathedral of the Immaculate Gagoo
Springfield
Ill
Bes Rage
Bush Avenue
Deag
Frank Brockmeier
Brockmeier
Father Brockmeier
St. Walburg Academy
W. Gordon Stewart
Washington, D. C
Louisville
United States Motor Truck Company
Stewart Iron Works
Kentucky and
Tennessee
J. Green Miller
Louiisvile
Walter Thompson
Covington Council No. 73
United Commercial Travelers
Winchester
Thompson
Ault Woodenware Company
Cincinnati
Howard Busley
Court Street
Read
Independence Pike
Mike Wagner
Earl Moore
Ashington
D. C
Anna M. Curry
East Fourth Street
John W. Middendorf
Harrie F. Wood
Georgia Anna Gordon
Edgar Shetton
United States District Court
E. L. Martin
Comny
Lexington
McClintock Field Mpany
Ashland
F. Mayer Boot and Shoe Company
Milwaukee
Wis
J. M. Bowman
Bernstadt
Emile Rivard
Kenton
Francis Howard
Rome
New York
Retail Merchants
Ludlow
R. C. Stewart
United States Motor Shen Company
Eighth
Madison Avenue
Bromiley
Cote Brilliante Loses $10,000 Sewer Plant Suit
The town of Cote Brilliante now Newport wins against W. L. Glazier civil engineer in Circuit Court. Jury verdict dismisses $10,000 damage claim after four days of trial. Town alleged faulty plans for a sewage disposal plant led to costly failures and odors, defense contends mismanagement, not construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote Brilliante
Newport
W. L. Glazier
Way
Glazier
Mayor to Probe Jail Escape Claim in Newport
Mayor Livingston will lead an inquiry into whether James F. Shouse escaped from Newport Jail last Tuesday while John P. Nagel was on duty. Prisoners on the third floor reported the walkout before Nagel denied the claim. Shouse, convicted April 20 for liquor possession, drew 30 days jail, a $100 fine, and a $1,000 peace bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Shouse
Newport
John P. Nagel
Livingston
George Simms
Nagel
Shouse
Boy Drowns While Bathing in Ohio River Near Central Bridge
James Mitchell, 12, of 411 West Fifth Street, drowned yesterday near the Central Bridge while swimming with companions. Witnesses said he grabbed another boy by the neck as he sank. Newport firefighters searched over an hour before the body was recovered around 4 p.m. by workers for Covington undertaker C. E. Jones, who will handle the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
West Fifth Street
Ohio River
Central Bridge
Mitchell
Newport Fire Department
C. E. Jones
Covington
Newport Notes: Reckless driving case and local incidents
Judge Moore placed the Ledermeier case on the open docket after a crash at Eighth and Monmouth involving a police car driven by Thomas Broadwell. A Newport man and a Cincinnati resident were fined for failing to observe stop signs amid a dog attack at Highland High School grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Harry Ledermeier
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Moore
Ledermeier
Thomas Broadwell
Eighth
Monmouth
Richard Palmer
Liben de Lonzo
Cimeinnat
Ft. Thomas
Wheat
Highland High School
Donald Moore
Lumiey Avenue
Charles Pommering
Beechwood Avenue
Louis Cook
Emil Gerhardt
Newport Public Schools
A. M. Larkin
American National Bank of Newport
Campbell County Bankers’ Association
Claremont
Eugene Westheimer
Westheimer Company of Cincinnati
Leo Meyer
Bank of Dayton
George Meyer
Bellevue Commercial Savings Bank
Andrew Thurner
Bank of Alexandria
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Jesse Williams
Louisville
Bonnie
Leslie
Charles Manning
Tenth Infantry
Thomas
Army Post
Harry B. Rusdemore
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Citizens’ Military Training
Camp Knox
Mrs Maria Todd Dies at 83 in Newport
Mrs Maria Todd age 83 mother of Dr John Todd Newport health officer died last night at his residence on Sixth Street and Park Avenue after a short illness. She was a lifelong Campbell County resident and well known in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Todd
Maria Todd
John Todd
Newport
Todd
Sixth Street
Park Avenue
Marriage Licenses List Names and Residences
A brief list of proposed marriage licenses includes Edna M. Schenk from Hamilton and Ella Hammon from Newark Ohio, Lawrence Epping from Dayton Kentucky, Gertrude Hayes from Cincinnati, and Horace Jones from Cincinnati with their stated residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Edna M. Schenk
Hamilton Sie
Siesewarnancidhonont
Newark
Ella Hammon
Lawrence Epping
Dayton
Gertrude Hayes
Ayton
Horace Jones
Cincinnati
Realty Transfers Reported Stamps Value Totals Listed
George R Fewlass transfers a Southgate lot to George Meyer Sr for 6500. John McManaway sells a Dayton lot to John Ramson for 7500. Fred Sense to Mary C Linville Newport lot for 7500. Joseph E Maher to Robert M Smith Bellevue lot for 500. Morris H Weber to Ernest K Bowman Ft Thomas lot for 14500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Fewlass
George Meyer, Sr
Southgate
John McManaway
John Ramson
Dayton
Fred Sense
Mary C. Linville
Newport
Joseph E. Maher
Robert M. Smith
Bellevue
Morris H. Weber
Ernest K. Bowman
Ft. Thomas
Covington Realty Transfers Record
Lucia Riedlin and William C. Schott transfer Covington lots at Pike Leh mer and Eleventh streets plus passway to J H Fidders and sons for 25000 dollars. Levassor Realty Company sells a Covington lot to Ben and Margaret Weisenberger for 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Realty
Lucia Riedlin
William C. Schott
J. H. Fidders and Sons
Pike, Lehmer
Eleventh Streets
Covington
Passway
Levassor Realty Company
Ben and
Margaret Weisenberger
City billboard permit case heard in Kenton Court
Arguments were heard before Judge Harbeson in the Phil Morton Sign Company vs City Commissioners dispute over issuing a permit for a Fourth and Main billboard. The court took the matter under submission. Also in Kenton Court, Judge Leslie T. Applegate granted divorce to Frank Litzler from Frances Litzler and awarded custody of three children. Doris Zeuty seeks divorce from Anthony Zeuty and restoration of her maiden name Doris McCowan. Ethel Ballenger sues James Ballenger for divorce and a restraining order was issued. Anna K Connelly sues Commonwealth Life Insurance for $316 policy payment. C. F. Lunsford seeks $238.84 plus interest for labor on a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Phil Morton
Fourth
Main Streets
C. & O. Bridge
Leslie T. Applegate
Frank Litzler
Covington
Frances Litzler
Byrd Street
Vivian
LeRoy
Lawrence
Doris Zeuty
Anthony Zeuty
Doris McCowan
Kenton
Eastborn Terrace
Sycamore Street
Cincinnati
Ethel Ballenger
West Oak Street
Ludlow
James Ballenger
Applegate
Commonwealth Life Insurance Company
James J. Connely
Anna K. Connelly
Mary Lanterman
West Second Street
C. F. Lunsford
Price Toler Nora Wiseman and Others Named
A fragment lists individuals including Nora Wiseman J. T. Trader Louise Reichel Dales Hess Ruth Fisher Harry Kline Margaret Sage and others connected to Campbell County and locations in Ohio Columbus and Washington C. H. dates and roles are unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Trader
Louise Reichel Dales Hess
Ruth’ Fisher
Harry Kline
Margaret Sage
Errr Ers
Accessories Are All-Important In Fashion Parlor Novelty
The piece notes a novelty handkerchief printed with a figure. its skirt is ribboned and it houses a powder puff. It discusses the trend of colored handkerchiefs, the use of a tiny puff behind lace skirts, and the role of a brown taffeta parasol with gold lace edging as a feminine accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Bank seeks restraining order over $6514.43 money tangle
The Fifth-Third National Bank of Cincinnati seeks a temporary restraining order in U S District Court Covington to halt Annie R Martin and Kentucky Banking Commissioner Marvin from handling $6514.43 excess funds from Deposit Bank Sulphur Ky closure. The case also seeks an injunction to block collection actions and keep funds safe until settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth-Third National Bank of Cincinnati
United States District Court
Covington
C. #. Marvin
Kentucky
Annie R. Martin
Sulphur
Fifth-Third National Bank
Cincinnati
Dc. E. Marvin
Deposit Bank
Marvin
Fifth-rd National Bank
Annie Martin
Superior Court
Cincinnati Bank
Confessional Scene With Lee Chow and Plan at Culvert
A narrator thanks Lee Chow for aid and learns he must meet a man at a culvert near Bridgehampton. Lee Chow orders two cars and guards the interview setup, instructing his man to monitor the situation while the narrator and Steve wait. The plan aims to control the talking space and ensure safety, ending with the narrator recognizing a disguised tramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Chow
Bridgehampton
Chow
Boss Lady
Man
Lillian
Katie
Jim
Culvert
Steve
Calet
Dicky
Feat. Ser., Inc
Mental hygiene talk flags many children in need of help
In New York City a conference on mental hygiene highlights that about 37 000 public school children need psychological services. Speakers urge parents to teach fundamentals early, note neglect of early childhood development, and praise teachers. A health Q and A column follows with brief guidance on growth, weight, oily skin, and nervous tics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
When a Man Marries
A bride named Evelyn, anxious at first, confronts expectations of married life and quarrels as her husband Lowell plans a dinner with another woman. Evelyn refuses to accompany him, choosing a quiet evening at home while a domestic storm brews over differing desires and loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Lovell
Lowell
le Roy Hamiltons
Peacock
Ser., Inc
A Tolerant Bridegroom
Evelyn recalls the early days after Bermuda as tensions rose between her and Lowell. He soothed quarrels with calm acts and timely walks, preserving harmony as the couple settled into married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Evelyn
Bermuda
Boys Band and Girls Glee Club Concert at Covington Library
The Boys' Band and Girls Glee Club of the Jr. O U A M from Tiffin Ohio performed last night at the Covington Library under Junior Order and Daughters of America in Campbell and Kenton Counties. They arrived by special train and were treated to a dinner at Newport City Council Hall and hosted in members' homes afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Band
Girls Glee Club
Tiffin
Covington
Junior Order and Daughters of America
Campbell
Kenton
City Council
Newport
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Han Beer
City of
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J. Mason Howk
Oswald MY
Pet
Toonerville
Fontaine Fox
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
bin Watchiin
Grindstone
Pui
Kenton Circuit Court
Price Toler
Nora Wiseman
Washington C. H
Washington
D. H
Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
Adele Garrison
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
Dr. Copeland
Hygiene Society
Tommy—Q
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A. I
Fay Stevenson
Evelyn Roberts
Lowell Randall
John Shillits
Eds Eo
Wein
Werk’s
Werk's
Werk
THEM
Werk Company
West Seventh St
Werks
le Eas
Hubig
Vanilla Orange Pineapple
Niser Ice Cream CO
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