Officials Named for Turner Fest Meet in Carthage
Feverish prep marks last week before Turnfest as hundreds work on decorations across the city. At Carthage fair grounds, Henry Hoefle and George Singer oversee kitchen gear and field leveling while stadium work in Government Square nears completion. Grand Marshal Julius Fleischmann coordinates a parade on June 24 with 15 clubs 104 entries and diverse divisions including schools lodges and flag units. Officials from Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club and local organizations set timing and judging for the events and the program ends with a formal grounds surrender and celebratory lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Fair
Henry Hoefle
George Singer
Carthage
Government Square
Fair Grounds
Julius Fleischmann
August Herrmann
Herrmann
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Cincinnati University
Miami University of Oxford
Marion A. C. of
Indianapolis
Dayton
Turners
Covington Y. M. C. A
First Regiment A. C
Celts A. C
Christ Church
A. C. Nec
Lattle
Miami A. C
Cincinnati Y. M
George F. Singer
N. G. Seuss
M. C. Longenecker
Alfred Brodbeck
Starbuck Smith
George J. Fisher
M. Cc. Association
W. B. Jones
Ed Brendamour
Poos
Hughes
G. A. Hatch
Franklin
H. B. Lewis
Y. M
William Emerson
Frank Marty
Ed Anschutz
O. Hecker
Ed Sullivan
G. McGann
Pueblo Manager Suspended Over On Field Abusive Incident
Western league president announced the indefinite suspension of Pueblo Baseball manager George Hogriever after he led his team off the field following abuse of umpire Glenalvin in the Pueblo Topeka game. The forfeit was awarded to Topeka and Hogriever faces possible fine up to 500 dollars if found in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogriever
Pueblo
Chicago
Morris O'Neill
Western League Today
George Hogriever
Glenalvin
O'Neill
Hoghever
Topeka
Horgriever
Victors
Cumminsville
Eastside
Dayton Shilohs
Norwood
Shilohs
Munro Says Ketchell Too Small To Lick Johnson
Former boxer Jack Munro now mayor of Elk City Canada comments in New York that Ketchell is too small to defeat James J. Johnson. He says Jeff can beat Johnson with a knockout within fifteen rounds if Jeff can perform, noting Johnson is a tough opponent.
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New York
Jack Munro
Montana
James J. Jefferies
Jack Johnson
Philadelphia
New York City
Harging
Munro
Elk City
Canada
Jeff
Johnson
Ketchell
Colin the undefeated racehorse to be retired to Castleton stud
New York reports James R. Keene plans to bring Colin back from England for retirement at Castleton stud. Word from England suggests Colin will never race again and may sire a breed of great racehorses. Horsemen urge Keene to return him rather than risk sale to bidders abroad. Colin has not recovered since arriving in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James R. Keene
Colin
England
Castleton Stud
Commando
Mr. Keene
Nion
Fifteen More Entered in Tom Morris Memorial Trophy
Fifteen additional entries were received by Western Golf association secretary Waller, bringing total clubs to fifty five. More entries expected before play begins as teams of eight compete from each club on their own courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waller
Western Golf Association
Clu
Jeff Getting Mad in Pittsburgh Sparring Sparks Johnson Feud
Jim Jeffries in a six round exhibition with Sam Berger in Pittsburgh voices intense anger toward Jack Johnson. He vows to seriously injure Johnson in their upcoming match, saying he will hit with all his strength without fear to see how far he can knock him.
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Pittsburg
Jim Jeffries
Sam Berger
Jack Johnson
Wheeling takes third from Fort Wayne in Central League
Wheeling beat Fort Wayne 3 to 1 in Fort Wayne with Alberts Corns and Clark against Fisher and Krebs. Evansville, Dayton notes show manager Myers reshuffled lineup as O'Brien batted for the mound in the third inning with a 7-2 scoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Ind
R.H.E
Alberts
Dayton
Myers
O’brien
R.H.E. Evaneville
O’ Brien
Ferrias
Cary
Neuschafer
Pearce
Grand Rapids Beats Zanesville 7 4 on timely hits
Local hits sparked Grand Rapids to a 7 to 4 victory over Zanesville. In Grand Rapids on June 15, two Zanesville pitchers surrendered timely singles as the contest featured late runs. Batteries Humphries and Clark for Grand Rapids, Y Walker F Walker Holmes for Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Mich
R.h-E
Callahan Case Halted To Allow Prosecutor Wed
Investigation into the attempted assassination of Ed Callahan was halted at Jackson to permit State's Attorney Kash to marry. Circuit Judge Adams served as best man. Inquiry resumes Thursday with Ed Callahan expected to be present and his brothers promising strong evidence against Smith and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ed Callahan
Jackson
Kash
Adams
Smith and Johnson
National Eclectic Medical Association Holds 39th Meeting
The thirty-ninth annual business meeting convened at the Auditorium hotel in Chicago with 500 delegates. Dr. John K. Scudder of Cincinnati presided as the four day sessions opened, and addresses were given by physicians from various cities.
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Chicago
National Eclectic Medical Association
Auditorium Hotel
John K. Scudder
Cincinnati
Newport Man Snatched From Side Of His Bride
A Springfield prank involved Albert Root of Newport Kentucky being seized from a wedding scene by a local delegation led by Dr H M Minnick using a borrowed police badge. The incident included a telegram from Newport Black friends, roses and candy for Mrs Root, and no one involved had prior connection to the groom or bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
H. M. Minnick
O’brien
Albert Root
Newport
Newport Blk
Root
Arnett Edges Welker Hall recount yields lead
Kenton county Democratic state senate primary recount in Welker Hall and Louis Arnett contest changes several ballots. Official figures then show Arnett ahead by four votes, later revised to a fifteen vote majority after counting errors were found. Dr James Riffe’s bid to recount the Coroners race was resisted by Dr James P Wise who shows a twenty five vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Welker Hall
Louis Arnett
Farmers and Traders’ National Bank
Arnett
James Riffe
James P. Wise
County Clerk Adds Fee to All Liquor Licenses
Covington county clerk John C. B. Yates accepted guidance from Attorney General James Breathitt reversing a prior auditor’s ruling. Beginning today the clerk will add a fifty cent fee to every liquor license issued, totaling over $100 in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. B. Yates
Covington
James Breathitt
Frankfort
F. P. James
Yates
James
James Rouse Ends His Life In Tragic Suicide
James Rouse aged 52 of 1411 Russell avenue died from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head early yesterday morning. His mind had troubled him for some time and concern over a son's recent railroad accident and his wife's illness is cited as the immediate cause. He had transferred his money to his wife and formerly ran a grocery at Linden and St. Clair Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rouse
Russell Avenue
Rouse
Linden and
St. Clair Streets
Kenton Court Notes Review Damages Cruelty Divorces
Birdie Clark sues Lagoon Amusement Co. in Kenton circuit court for 10 400 damages from injuries on a park merry go round. Fannie Withrow sues Edward Withrow for divorce alleging cruelty. Alice Lucas gains divorce from Andrew Lucas. Judge Harbeson presides. special master appointed in Wentworth vs Central Home Telephone. The case involves Mullins versus Lulu Wilson over property with appellate reversals confirming Wilson ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Clark
Lagoon Amusement Company
Kenton
Willams & Benton
Fannie Withrow
Edward Withrow
R. G. Lamteron
Alice Lucas
Andrew Lucas
Harbeson
United States
A. M. J. Cochran
Joseph C. Finnell
Wentworth
Central Home Telephone Company
John M. Lassing
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Shaw
Covington
Byrne & Read
Lulu” Mullins Wilson
A. R. Mullins
Lulu Wilson
Mullins
Names and Residences from Covington Area Figures
A list of individuals with limited data including names, residences such as Covington Latonia and Florence Kentucky, and ages ranging from 21 to 47, with several addresses and partial locales across Kentucky and New York City. The fragmentary roster names William Hildreth and Anna Burnside among others, showing varied boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Hildreth
Covington
Anna L. Burnsiie
Walter Coates
Latonia
Leola Mayia
P. Dimer Lucas
Florence, Ky
Libbie L. Penn
Joan B. Tewes
Covon Gertrude Trenkamp
John Scieper
Covi Anna Bruegreemeyer
Virgil G Collis
Taate - Covington Mgron
Lexington
Elizabeth L
Cera Lee Tiles
New York City
Covington Real Estate Listing Note
Real estate notice for a property on the south side of Gan avenue Latonia with address Box140 and reference to Ahead Byéline Macdonald to Mra 1 enry.
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Macdonald
Mra
Latonia
Covington marksman crowned king at annual shooting
Joseph Carl won the title of king of the German Shooting society of Covington by bringing down the eagle at the annual shooting tournament Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
German Shooting Society
Joseph Carl
German Shooting Society of
Quick Wedding License Panic in Covington
A New York couple, E. E. Neville and Cora Lee Tilles, obtained a marriage license from County Clerk Yates just before closing. They rushed to buy a ring and headed toward Rev. Napoleon Carlisle’s home, but left for Cincinnati without a ring and whether they married remains unclear.
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Yates
Covington
E. E. Neville
New York
Cora Lee Tilles
Cincinnati
Napoleon Carlisle
Covington News Notes and Local Events
The Covington community reports St John day services at Union M E church with Masons leading processes and Rev J D Danning delivering the address. Alumni banquet at St Nicholas hotel will honor Covington High School graduates and leaders. Mayor Moser travels to North Carolina on business as graduation exercises draw large crowds. Turnfest holiday in Cincinnati prompts Cincinnati decorations and Turners parade plans in Covington.
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Masons of
Covington
St. John’s Day
Union M. E. Church
Hey
Masonic Temple
J. D. Danning
Moscow Lodge
Cincinnati
Lillian Arkell Rixford
C. M. Cobb
O. H. Roetken
R. H. Hood
Paul Wisenall
Paul Weidman
B. A. Frazer
John Ward
E. O. Schroetter
Mason Hawk
St. Nicholas Hotel
Covington High School
W. G. Lord
Anchorage
Charles
Carlisle
Reed
Covington Y. M. C. A
Latonia
Kentucky
J. G. Crabbe
Kenton County
Independence
A. J. Bharon
John J. Craig
Joseph Moser
West Covington
North Carolina
Cevon
Democrats Plan City Convention in Newport
Campbell county Democrats in Newport hold secretive conferences to pick a local ticket with an executive committee meeting to arrange a delegate convention. A state ticket is reportedly agreed upon and several candidates seek the Newport city police judge nomination including Blaine Mc Laughlin who observers say has the inside track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Democracy
Newport
York Street
Executive Committee
Blaine McLaughlin
James Thornton
William Buten
Thomas Jones
McLaughlin
Pythians Plan Convention in Eureka District Meeting
Eureka lodge Knights of Pythias has prepared the Twelfth district convention set for next Saturday at E. of P. hall Fourth and York streets. The program includes opening by District Deputy E W Hughes, opening prayer by Rev C L Garrison, welcome by Attorney Barbour, response by W M Bardin, and addresses by Grand Chancellor O H Pollard of Jackson Kentucky and Grand Keeper J W Carter of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge
Knights of Pythias
E. of P. Hall
Fourth
York Streets
E. W Hughes
C. L. Garrison
Attorney Barbour
W. M. Bardin
H. Pollard
Jackson
J. W. Carter
Lexington
Fisher Sues Estate to Recover Bequest to Missionary Society
In Alexandria circuit court George Y. Fisher seeks to settle his father George Fisher Sr.’s 1863 will. The case contends a bequest to the Kentucky Christian Missionary society, now incorporated as the Missionary Convention, may be recoverable by the successor body. The estate includes 116 acres near Alexandria and forty heirs are involved. An amended petition also covers Newport back taxes against John Farino Charles V. Good J M Armstrong and A D Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
George Y. Fisher
George Fisher, Sr
Kentucky Christian Missionary Society
Kentucky Christian Missionary Convention
Circuit Court
Baker
City of
Newport
John Farino
Charles V. Good
J. M. Armstrong
A. D. Daniels
Newport Real Estate Transfer in Southgate Subdivision
Shaler Berry as trustee transfers lot 8 and part of lot 8 percent in Shaler's subdivision Southgate to Adolph E Grat and wife, property details noted in the auction sale record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaler Berry
Adoph E. Grat
Shaler
Southgate Atter
Newport Marriage Licenses List
A compiled column lists new marriage licenses for residents and non residents including James Van afeter and Jennie Ufferman from Ohio and Kentucky pairs such as Fred T Arbogast and Mary Kneiple in Newport and Dayton. The record notes ages and originating towns like Richmond Indiana Bellevue Kentucky Middletown Ohio and Dayton Kentucky with multiple couples.
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James van Afeter
Delaware
Jennie Ufferman
Edward Bralley
Richmond
Ind
Coras Taylor
Boston
Wiliam
Norwood, Rh
Minnie Hehman
Newport
Bawaerd Fpoos
Dayton
Fcf
Esietes
Margaret Kirschner
Dayton, Ky
Fred T. Arbogast
Newport, Kys
Mary -Knepile
Bernard Turey
Middletown
Margaret Hill
Fatal Boiler Explosion at Denver Plant Kills Three
Denver Col June 15 Three people are known dead one fatally injured nine severely injured and three missing after a 200 ton boiler exploded in the Denver Gas and Electric company power plant. The dead include Joseph Perri Harry Lishner and an unknown man with missing Lawrence Sexton Arthur Richardson and Frederick Gunter. Property damage is estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Denver
Col
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Joseph Perri
Harry Lishner
Lawrence Sexton
Arthur Richardson
Frederick Gunter
Seward Re-elected President at Swedenborgian Convention
The Rev Samuel S Seward of Detroit was re-elected president at the eighty ninth general convention of the Church of the New Jerusalem in Brockton Massachusetts. Seward and Rev Louis E Hoock of Cincinnati were named delegates to the international meeting in London in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Samuel S. Seward
Detroit
Mich
Church of the New Jerusalem
United States
Seward
Louis E. Hoock
Cincinnati
London
Hotel Receiver Paid in Highland Hotel Case
Judge Yungblut approves final order for the Highland Hotel company receivership. Purchasers may pay sale bonds early, with $9,000 excluded. Master Commissioner Anderson gains $648.75 plus $600 for receiver duties. Attorney Crawford gets $3,000. Distributions include $15,000 to Covington Savings Bank and $62,000 to Charley Wiedemann with mechanics lien settlements and pro rata pay to unsecured creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5S. B. Anderson
Highland Hotel Company
Yungblut
Newport Circuit Court
Anderson
Shelly Arms Hotel
L. J. Crawford
Covington Savings Bank
Charley Wiedemann
Requisition for Trio in Newport Jail Transfer
William West William Alexander and Whitey Wilson jailed for burglary were moved from Newport to Cincinnati after delays over requisition papers. Detective George Ryan supervised the transfer to Judge Yungblut for validation. The men had been chased by police in Finchtown while allegedly stealing oranges from a riverboat shipment and a freight car in Cincinnati later showed boxes missing.
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Hamilton County
William West
William Alexander
Whitey Wilson
Newport
Cincinnati
George Ryan
Ryan
Yungblut
Willson
Finchtown
Licking River
Pennsylvania
Newport News Notes and Local Obituaries
Frank Neltner a prominent farmer near Four Mile Campbell county died after a stroke at 56. Survived by widow and many children. Mrs Bachmeyer resigning from Bellevue’s Poplar Street school presidency. Mrs J H Jones elected. A farewell reception for Mrs Rachmeyer planned at Mrs Foran’s home. A Middletown couple’s wedding occurred after license. details noted. Cold Spring district hires Charles Dunn as principal. some teachers kept or dismissed. Fifth and Eleventh Street improvements awarded to contractors. Newport’s National Protective Association to initiate ten candidates. Southgate High School commencement set with speeches by John Woods and Miss Sarah A. Gee. diploma presented by Superintendent Regenstein. Frank J Goetz, former Newport school board member, dies. funeral at Corpus Christi Church. Tiffen Kennedy dies after short pneumonia illness. Sons of Veterans hold funeral planning meeting. Clifford Bunton of Dayton fined for failure to provide for family. sentence suspended on promise to support wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neltner
Four Mile
Campbell County
Democratic Executive Committee
Poplar Street
Bellevue
J H. Jones
Bachmeyer
Foran
van Vwoast Avenue
Rachmeyer
Berhard Furey
Margaret Hill
Middletown
Newpag
Donelan
Coldspring
Newport
Charles Dunn
State University
Lexington
Coldspring Seminary
Ellis
Horner
Fifth Street
Columbia
Monmouth Streets
Improvement Committee
Krieger
Barber Asphalt Comepany
Cincinnati
Eleventh Street
Saratoga
Monmouth
Joseph Collopy
National Protective Region
Memoria
East Fourth Street
Southgate Colored High School
Park Avenue School
Lincoln
John Woods
Mias
Sarah A. Gee
Ore Ie C. Mason
Regenstein
Frank J. Goetz
Newport Board of Education
West Ninth Street
Corpus Christi
Tiffen Kennedy
Weat
Tenth Street
F. C. Miller Camp
Sons of Veterans
Clifford Bunton
Dayton
Mader
Tence
Absence of quorum halts nla board and city meeting
No meeting of the nla board of education last night due to lack of a quorum. The city council also failed to gather for the same reason. Police Judge Carlton yesterday fined Jordan Mosby five dollars for obstructing the sidewalk. Mosby was cited by Patrolman Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nla
Board of Education
Carlton
Jordan Mosby
Mosby
Martin
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Kenton Court Notes
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