Seven Candidates Vie for Democratic Congress Nomination
In Kenton County and the Sixth District Democratic race, about seven nominees seek the congressional nomination with a primary likely. Entrance fee eyed at 1000 dollars. Contenders include incumbent Joseph L. Rhinock and others from Newport and Covington.
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Kenton County
Congress
Friends
Joseph Pugh
Joseph Donaldson
Pugh
Joseph L. Rhinock
D. Linn Gooch
Clifford Nadand
Walter W. Cleary
Covington Council
John T. Hodge
Newport
R. W. Nelson
August Helmbold
R. L. Elliston
Grant County
Judge Lassing Buys Owenton Phone System
Judge John M. Lassing of the Kentucky Court of Appeals has bought the Owenton telephone system from James A. Johnson for about 15000 dollars. He plans to upgrade the plant and restore service and connect Owenton directly with Cincinnati and Louisville.
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John M. Lassing
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Owenton
Covington
Judge Lassing
James A. Johnson
Cincinnati
Louisville
Arranged Thirty second Annual Commencement at Park Avenue School
All arrangements are set for the Thirty second Annual Commencement Exercises to be held next Thursday in the Park Avenue school hall. The class includes twenty one boys and eight girls. Program features music by orchestra, invocation by Rev. F B Nash, class song for 1908, cane presentation by seniors and juniors, salutatory by Grace L Jenkins, address by Bishop Charles E Woodcock, vale dictory by Taylor Anstead, more music, diploma presentations by Superintendent Regenstein, and benediction by Rev. C L Garrison.
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Park Avenue
F. B. Nash
Grace L. Jenkins
Charles E. Woodcock
Taylor Anstead
Southern Airs
Regenstein
C. L. Garrison
John Allison Wins Gold Medal in German Shooting Society Event
John Allison captured the gold medal as first prize for target shooting at the German Shooting Society annual outing in Hazelwood Park held yesterday. It marks his fifteenth consecutive year winning top prize. Other prize lists include Bird Shooting winners Henry Jansen, William Meyer, Joseph Landhwehr, Joseph Wilders, J. B. Grindmeyer, Joseph Kraut, Casper Pohlman. Kaiser Casper Pohlman and consort Emma Martha Riedlin were elected and chosen respectively. Afterward members held a reception at Mrs. Riedlin’s home.
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John Allison
German Shooting Society
Hazelwood Park
Allison
Henry Jansen
William Meyer
Joseph Landhwehr
Joseph Wilders
J. B. Grindmeyer
Joseph Kraut
Casper Pohlman
J. Piper
William Brunner
John Hellman
George Po
Honor Departed Brethren Memorial Service
The combined jodges of Odd Fellows held memorial services in Odd Fellows' Hall at Fifth Street and Madison Avenue. A large audience attended the event with an opening ode prayer addresses and solos performed by Miss Lucy Riedlin and Miss Gladys Rouse amid prayers from Rev. A F Fels Rev. G A Jones and Rev William A Jones.
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Jodges of
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
The
Order
John Harbick
Good Samaritan
A. F. Fels
Lucy Riedlin
G. A. Jones
Gladys Rouse
William A. Jones
Salem M. E. Church Jubilies Sixteenth Anniversary
Closing jubilee events at Salem M. E. Church Newport marked its sixteenth anniversary with packed services. A 75 member choir led a morning song service, union home department meeting preceded afternoon program, and Rev J Wurster Rev E Roser Rev J G Schaal Dr C Munz plus Prof C W Hertzler spoke in the evening during a praise service.
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Salem M. E
Newport
Clifton Heights
Salem
Munz
J. Wurster
E. Roser
J. G. Schaal
C. Munz
Covington Diocese Society to Exhibit at Notre Dame Convent
The Tabernacle Society of the Covington Diocese will launch its first exhibit next Friday at the Convent of Notre Dame on East Sixth Street. Martin Sanders, a colored man, was arrested by Patrolman Moran yesterday for causing a disturbance in McVeigh Alley after allegedly chasing neighbors from their homes.
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The
Tabernacle Society
Covington Diocese
Convent of Notre Dame
East Sixth Street
Martin Sanders
Moran
McVeigh Alley
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Yates
County Clerk John C B Yates issued licenses in Covington to Leonard Nicely 28 of Midland City Colorado and Mary Mae Jacobs Cleveland 22 Matteo Cornacchione Cincinnati 30 and Mrs Lutscha Cincinnati 31.
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John C. B. Yates
Covington
Leonard Nicely
Midland City
Mary Mae Jacobs
Cleveland
Matteo Cornacchione
Cincinnati
Mrs. Lutscha
Big Balloon Flight Planned by Kenan at Clifton Ave
Norman G. Kenan announces a flight of his balloon Cincinnati next Saturday at 1 o clock from Clifton Avenue. Leslie B. Had dock will helm the trip with B Howard aboard. The balloon has reinforcement and latest improvements. a new eight inch pipe will fill the bag.
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Norman G. Kenan
Cincinnati
Clifton Avenue
Leslie B. Haddock
B. Howard
Memorial flag gift at Newport helps honor departed O U A M members
Two thousand attendees from Newport and nearby towns joined Campbell County Jr. O U A M councils in Evergreen Cemetery for memorial rites. J J Gardner presented Newport with a flag, accepted by Dr. Fred Stine, as Old Glory rose atop the Courthouse yard flag staff amid cheers.
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Newport
Campbell County
Evergreen Cemetery
Kline
J. J. Gardner
Bromley Council
Fred Stine
York Street
Monmouth Street
Evergreen Chapel
J. P. Whitehead
Anna E. Hughes
Lawrence
Custer Council
Better Land
David Hughes
H. C. Dumont
Leslie Hughes
Benediction
Garfield
Bellevue
Custer
Dayton
Kenton
Erlanger
Jefferson
Washington
Covington
Blue Grass
Ludlow
Bromley
Millersville
Latonia
Twin City
Prisoner from Mountains Brought to Newport Jail
Deputy William M. Mays handles Ward Sloan, a Pu laski County coal miner tied to a strike, landing him in Newport Jail after a gunpoint arrest for violating a court restraining order and assaulting Marshal Massingale. Sloan and other miners reportedly terrorized Alpin mine town residents during the strike.
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Newport
United States
William M. Mays
Ward Sloan
Covington
Sloan
Pulaski County
Massingale
Alpin
Mays
Profits from Campbell County Protestant Orphans' Home Feast
The annual feast at the Campbell County Protestant Orphans' Home in Newport drew a large crowd. The event featured services led by Rev. Frederick Knapp and a program with choirs and prayers. The feast netted nearly $2,000 for the home.
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Campbell County Protestant Orphans’ Home
Putnam Street
Newport
Frederick Knapp
St. Paul's
German Evangelical Church
Emigholz
Campbell County United Choral Society
Hammerschmidt
St. Paul’s German Choir
Knapp
United Choral Society
Memorial rites and police three arrests in Newport
Newport News in Brief reports memorial services by the Newport Tribe of Ben Hur at Evergreen Cemetery with music and a principal address by Thomas P. Carothers. In police actions, two men named John Smith and Fred Burns were arrested for loitering and accused of lumber theft. Other arrests included William Barney Charles Freeman Floyd Ross Virgil Martin for disorderly conduct. Leslie Shields jailed for drunk and disorderly. Mrs Laura Youmans funeral set for tomorrow at Evergreen Chapel with Rev John Smith officiating.
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Newport
Ben Hur
Evergreen Cemetery
Thomas P. Carothers
John Smith
Fred Burns
Tocher
Breadhold
Charles Ware
Ward
Third and
Central Avenue
Asplin
Morton
Shee
William Barney
Charles Freeman
Dayton
Floyd Ross
Covington
Virgil Martin
Leslie Shields
Sheeran and Morton
Laura Youmans
Grace M. E. Church
Newport Deaths Reported From City Yesterday
Dr. George W. Brown lists deaths in Newport over the past week including Isabella Hartman 30 carbolic acid poisoning. Daniel Carrigan 4 months meningitis. Bertha Guest 22 shock. John Schuler 50 skull fracture. Maria Blinn 83 apoplexy. George Schweigkhardt 39 accidental drowning. Frank Leonard 1 meningitis.
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George W. Brown
Newport
Isabella Hartman
Daniel Carrigan
Bertha Guest
John Schuler
Maria Blinn
George Schweigkhardt
Norris, Walter W., 25, Died of Typhoid in Dayton
Walter W. Norris died yesterday afternoon at his home, 1001 Maple Avenue, Dayton, of typhoid fever. The body will be shipped to Foster Kentucky, the parental home, tomorrow morning at eight. He is survived by a wife and one child.
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Walter W. Norris
Maple Avenue
Foster
Celebration of Joseph Taylor Eightieth Birthday
A gathering at Mrs. Frank W. Hill’s Terrace avenue home marked the 80th birthday of Joseph Taylor the veteran Cincinnati grocer. Octogenarians Senator James Hill Frank Eynart Henry Grotzlich and Henry Streuve from nearby communities attended yesterday afternoon.
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Joseph Taylor
Cincinnati
Frank W. Hill
Terrace Avenue
Mr. Taylor
James Hill
Madison, Ind
Frank Eynart
Henry Grotlisch
Dayton Street
Henry Streuve
Police Hold Reserves As Street Car Strike Fades
Police reserves guard Central Station and outskirts after a second night of unrest tied to the Amalgamated Association strike. Traction officials report most drivers on duty, a few quit, and youths damaged lines with copper wire sabotage. no arrests reported.
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Millikin
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
Westwood
Spring Grove Avenue
Centra
Traction Company
Hunt
Broadway
Purloins Phones From the Sinton Hotel
A well dressed thief with a penchant for stealing telephones operated in the city. He visited the Sinton Hotel parlors and removed a small pay telephone, wires cut and instrument unscrewed. A well dressed man seen loitering is suspected and another theft occurred days earlier in the same hotel. The thief took a small amount of nickels.
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Sinton
Linton
Thieves Beat Victim Near Sixth and Elm Streets
Ben Timmers of the Salvation Army Hotel was beaten and robbed of $4 by two men near Sixth and Elm streets shortly before midnight. He received treatment at City Hospital.
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Ben Timmers
Salvation Army
Sixth
Elm Streets
Queen City Beauty Contest Prize Photo Featured
The Illustrated Magazine of Sunday June 21 will publish on page five a full page photograph of the third prize winner in the recent beauty contest. The issue promotes local people and events with pictures, stories, jokes, and anecdotes as part of the Sunday Commercial Tribune.
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Illustrated Magazine of Sun
Tribune
New Liquor Rules Promulgated For Accurate Labeling
New federal rules require clear labeling of distilled spirits from high wines to commercial alcohol. By July 1 producers and rectifiers must mark potables as whiskey gin rum brandy or blended forms, and imitate or compound labels must include precise terms and legible one inch letters.
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Internal Revenue Department
Bettmann
Jersey City Unveils U S Largest Clock on Factory Roof
The mayor activated the clock on a Jersey City factory roof marking the start of its timekeeping run. The dial spans 38 feet with 1 134 square feet of face area, the minute hand is 20 feet long and the mechanism weighs 2000 pounds within a small base shack. Readings are visible two miles away in darkness thanks to red illuminated hands and a lattice face that maximizes contrast. The hour hand travels over half a mile each day.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Jersey City
United States
Philadelphia City Hall
Uip
Young Moneybage Honeymoon Wish Sparks Moonlit Quip
In a playful Philadelphia Inquirer exchange Miss Allthere asks for a better moon during a honeymoon moment while Young Moneybage teases the scene with light humor. The brief dialog hints at romance and shared whimsy without further details.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Miss Allthere
Altenheim Festival Draws Thousands for Annual Fundraiser
Promoters report 3000 to 4000 attendees at the Altenheim annual festival for German citizens. Receipts totaled 1100 dollars as guests enjoyed ice cream, bratwurst, roast veal, and music by Liederkranz. Mrs Dorst and others hosted, while Gottlieb Graul, 105, the oldest inmate, attended to applause. Superintendent Krug praised the home’s upkeep since last year’s explosion.
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Altenheim
Christian Haffner
Colerain Avenue
Haffner
Christian Schott
Robert Strauss
George Golde
Henry Ries
al Dieker
C. Marsh
Mr. Scheible
Laughery Club
Jacob Dorst
The
A. Rheinholdt
Clara Hecker
Ida Hecker
N. Hecker
Harry Kruckemeyer
Ada Kruckemeyer
Laura Schwachmeyer
Henrietta Pape
Ed Thompson
Florence Francis
Hulda Albrecht
Grisby
Chris Schwier
Hilda Strauss
Clara Albrecht
Vincent Schwab
Pauline Thauwald
EB. Dorst
Marguerite Yost
Kathhen Dieterle
Emma Hariff
Minnie Doscher
McLaughlin
H. Hardy
Sophie Wagner
Louis Luebert
Arno A. Dorst
Henry Heister
Henry Niemes
Liederkranz
Louis Ehrgott
GinginNatian for Spelling Reform Debate in New York
June 14 Belmont Hotel in New York. George Davidson of Cincinnati argues phonetic spelling faces fading interest and likely abandonment. He favors a gradual, less radical adoption plan and stresses simplicity and feasibility for schools and business life.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
George Davidson
Cincinnati
Belmont Hotel
Caruso To Aid Charity At Paris Opera
Signor Enrico Caruso will perform at the Paris Opera next month to benefit the pension fund of the Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers. This will be his only Paris appearance this year.
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Paris
Signor
Enrico Caruso
Paris Opera
Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers
Will 1 000 Foot Ships Change Ocean Racing Scene
London dispatch notes that White Star Line contemplates 900 plus foot Atlantic liners with speed near twenty one knots. Harland & Wolff could build a 1,000 foot vessel though draft and port limits and speeds pose challenges. A yacht builder predicts motorized yachts may end canvas racing, altering sea sport dynamics as enthusiasts debate speed versus tradition.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Liverpool
White Star
Oceanic
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
New York
Southampton
Lusitania
Mauretania
Monte Carlo
Congress backs Montana buffalo range plan for bison
Congress approved funding to buy twenty square miles west of Missoula Montana for a buffalo range. The American Bison Society led by William T Hornaday seeks $10 000 from the public to form a nucleus herd of forty bison to be released on the land. The project includes fencing and shelter with ample water and grass.
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Congress
American Bison Society
William T. Hornaday
New -York Zoological Park
United States
Montana
Missoula
Mr. Hornaday
Bison Society
New York Zoological Park
Paris election focus on open space preservation
In Paris on June 14 voters sought candidates who promise to endow the city with a girdle of gardens and playgrounds by preserving the open space created by fortifications demolition. Pink posters from landscape and hygiene societies urged a green belt and public spaces.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Societies For
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Aver Donalds
Park Avenue School
Covington Briefs
Kenan
Newport News
Newport Vital Statistics
Frank Leonard
Fay
Workmen's Hall
Walter Draper
Cincinnati Traction Company
Gilbert Avenue
McMicken Avenue
Elizabeth
Straight Street
Westerkamp
Wetherly
Gluck IK Ameriga
Caruso
German National Bank
Covington, Kye
JAS
O. Ernst
George EB. Engel
Cashier
Hamilton
Vice Press
H. P. Colville
Asst
Baldwin Pian
St. Louis
the Baldwin Company
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
G. C. Scott
BISON
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Fashion Department
Cinsinnati
City and
Will
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