Panne Indicted On Gambling Charges In Kenton County
Kenton County Grand Jury returned multiple indictments for gambling related offenses. Pete Lukowsky faced three counts for operating and permitting games at 427 Scott Street. George Streibich charged with allowing gambling after raid at 1910 Madison Avenue. William Kreilich, J. Kleentrup, Van Elliott, F. W. Schuight, and Ray Courts cited for receiving or permitting stolen property and related offenses. Finnell charged with larceny and housebreaking. Robbins Scott and Joseph Hoffman indicted for assault and battery. United States Motor Truck plant strike linked indictments. Nineteenth Street crossing blocked by freight trains cited as public nuisance. Several cases referred to next grand jury. final report expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Grand Jury
Tracy
Péte Lukowsky
Scott Street
Lukowsky
Sheets, Ratchford and Doyle
Donnelly
George Streibich
Madison Avenue
William Kreilich
William Brummer
Joseph Kellage
J. Kleentrup
South Coyington
van Elliott
F. W. Schuight
Ray Courts
William Finnell
H. Schmidt & Sons
Pike Street
Finnell
Robbins Scott
Joseph Hoffman
Robert Y. Carpenter
Kelly Jones
United States
Seventeenth and
I.’ & N. Railroad Company
Nineteenth Street
Commonwealth
Eli Hogan
Ada Craig
Oliver Moore
Jake C. Love
Edward Bowen
John Meeker
Kentucky press association convention agenda in Covington
The Kentucky Press Association holds its fifty first annual convention today at Covington Public Library auditorium with headquarters at Hotel Gibson Cincinnati. The program covers editorials news value headlines and style and advertising topics with speakers from ashland danville lexington cincinnati and beyond. A banquet at the Zoo and a Friday dinner hosted by Cincinnati suppliers are planned with Saturday morning sessions including committee reports and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Press Association
Public Library
Covington
B. F. Yergey
Daily Independent
Ashland
J. C. Alcock
Daily Messenger
Danville
Harry A. Sommers
Elizabethtown
Alan Rogers
Cincinnati
James Ross
the Leader
Lexington
W. I. Dawson
Oldham Era
Lagrange
B. BR. Cozine
Shelby News
Shelbyville
Benjamin S.herbert
The
National Printer-Journalist
Chicago
C. A. Radford
Western Newspaper Union
Jack Clawson
Salt Lake City
TD. M. Hutton
the Herald
Harrodsburg
Zoo
Claude Shafer
Attorney Sidney Arthur Secretly Marries Mrs Morrallec
Attorney Sidney Arthur former Commercial Tribune staff member surprised friends by obtaining a secret marriage license to wed Mrs Mary FE Morrallec. The ceremony was performed by Rev H H Webb at First Christian Church. Arthur owns the martella Apartment Building at Sixth and Greenup, his bride ran dining rooms there, and Arthur is the son of the late Judge William Evans Arthur who presided in the Kenton Circuit Court and served as congressman from the Sixth Kentucky District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Arthur
Commercial Tribune
Mary FE. Morrallec
H. H. Webb
First Christian
William Evans Arthur
Kenton
Kentucky
Man Dies in Bridge Train Incident Sparks Federal Suit
W. O. Hayes as administrator of Sol Turpin sues Walker D. Hines Railway Administrator in U S District Court seeking 20000 damages for Turpin death on January 21 1920. Turpin allegedly foreman on a Queen & Crescent Railway crew near J Dan's Valley when he fell from a bridge struck by a passenger train. Suit moved from Pulaski County Circuit Court to Federal Court on defendant's motion with H C Kennedy of Somerset Fla for plaintiff and Mayor John Galvin of Cincinnati for railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hayes
Sol Turpin
U. S
Walker D. Hines
Turpin
Queen & Crescent
J.dan's Valley
Krump vs Moore Race Jockey Trial Over $8000
The case of jockey William Krump against horseman Edward W. Moore of Nashville Tenn was tried yesterday before Judge Harbesons jury. Krump seeks $8000 alleging part is salary and part earned riding for other owners and that the funds were held in trust by Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Krump
Edward W. Moore
Nashville
Prohibition Officer Confiscates Moonshine Trunks
Edward W. Fitzgerald reopened two trunks in the Federal building and found four cans of moonshine whisky. The trunks from Atlanta were consigned to 133 Opera Place Cincinnati. He seeks the two negroes cited to appear in court after they tried to move the trunks Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Fitzgerald
Federal Building
Covington
Atlanta
Opera Place
Cincinnati
Fitzgerald
Daugherty Appoints Guardian. Local Court Actions Abound
Minor Daugherty was appointed and qualified yesterday as guardian for William and Wilson Daugherty in Kenton County Court. William Cain charged with operating a game of chance near the tamponia track held to grand jury under $1600 bond by Judge Manson in Police Court. Pat Nicholson charged with vagrancy fined $20 and costs in Police Court. B Schnedl cited for traffic law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor Daugherty
William and
Wilson Daugherty
Kenton County Court
William Cain
Tamponia
Manson
Pat Nicholson
B. Schnedl
Disorderly conduct plea in Latonia game case and injuries in railroad accident
James Zito pleaded guilty to a reduced disorderly conduct charge after a game near Latonia track. He was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail by Judge Marson. EK B Carr and Jef Players had a hearing date set for Madison avenue case. F IL Louderback of Covington sustained a crushed right leg and was hospitalized in Maysville after an accident on the C and O Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Zito
Latonia
Marson
EK B. Carrand
Jef
Madison Avenue
F. IL
Louderback
Holman Street
Covington
South Ripley
Maysville
Bolshevism topic address by David Goldstein at library
David Goldstein lecturer and Boston School of Political Economy Secretary will speak this evening at the Public Library Auditorium Robbins and Scott streets under Knights of Columbus auspices. His message is Bolshevism What It Is The Remedy for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goldstein
Knights of Columbus
Public Library
Robbins and
Scott Streets
Mr. Goldstein
Boston School of Political Economy
Local Obituary Candidates Filed Across Regions
A list of names including Frederick J. Reynolds Claretta R. Baird Joseph Wainscott Nellie Riley Robert M. Stupp Alice Schults Clysie W. Hawkins Marguerite Denniga Henry M. Stock Jr Hilda J. Schultz Donald Jessup Dorothea L. Resor appears with residences in Independence Ky Crittenden Ky Dayton Oh Covington Ky Union City Ind New Weston Oh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nane
Frederick J. Reynolds
Claretta R. Baird
Joseph Wainscott
Nellie Riley
Clysie W. Hawkins
Marguerite Denniga
Henry M. Stock, Jr
Hilda J. Schultz
Donald Jessup
Dorothea L. Resor
Covington, Ky
Cincinnati
Union City
Ind
New Weston, O
Nine men held after whisky raid on Price Hill
Federal inspectors with detectives Hanrahan and Sweeney arrested nine men after a bid for two barrels of whisky. The group registered at several addresses on West McMicken Hunt Broadway and West Ninth streets. One driver, George Freese Jr., faced a $500 bond on a transport charge as the investigation traced a staged liquor sale scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanrahan
William Sweeney
Consadine Avenue
Price Hill
William Long
Hunt and Broadway
Joseph Allgaier
West
McMicken Avenue
Harry Richter
Hunt Street
Walter Vincent
Lowell and
Morrison Avenues
Isaac Hyams
West Ninth Street
Morris Litz
West Court Street
John “Whitey” Nieman
West Street
George Freese
McHenry Road
George Freese, Jr
United States
Adler
Freese
SANTEN TAKES HONORS AT STATE BAR EXAMINATION
In Columbus Ohio on June 16 19 of 288 exam takers failed the State bar exam with George A Green of Cleveland highest at 96 Herman William Santen of Cincinnati second. Cincinnati names listed include Harry A Abrams Edwin G Becker and many more. Swearing in scheduled in Columbus at noon Saturday Cleveland at 8 PM Monday and Cincinnati at 1 PM Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
George A. Green
East Seventy-third Street
Cleveland
Herman William Santen
Riddle Road
Cincinnati
Columbus
Supreme Court Room
Harry A. Abrams
Edwin G. Becker
Duncan C. Brafford
Norwood
Lawrence A. Brunsman
Lester B. Butterworth
Albert D. Cash
Philip Alfred Cohen
J. C. A. Culbertson
William Paul Dessy
John Cornelius Dempsey
Alfred Desot Duduit
Benjamin Frankland
Carl William Frey
Frank Simpson Gray
Mt Adams Rat Drive Clears Out Pests
Mt Adams Improvement Association met last night and urged the city to buy a private tract on Court Street under Ida Street bridge to drive thousands of rats away. President Kilgariff will ask Mayor Galvin to have the city fill the gulch. Kilgariff with Rev Reginald and Lawrence Healy cut weeds with scythes and sickles while others killed rats as they were driven from the area following a girl being bitten by a rat last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Adams Improvement Association
Court Street
Ida Street
James Kilgariff
Galvin
Kilgariff
Reginald
Lawrence Healy
Newport School Board Faces Suit Over Teacher Salary Rise
A federal suit is filed in Campbell Circuit Court to determine if the Newport Board of Education may withdraw funds from its site and building fund to fund a $300 yearly salary increase for teachers. The board claims limited funds, while the lawyers dispute legality of withdrawals. The case follows teacher demands and personnel dismissals at a prior meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Campbell Circuit Court
O. A. Frickman
Frank Benton
Robert Kuhnheim
W. L. Glazier
Citizens and Teachers’ Committees
George Kyle
Jacob Buchert
King
Co. R. Little
Chester Ining
E. F. Sporing
Ft. Thomas
Corner-stone Laying Planned for St Thomas Church and School
Preparations are underway for the corner-stone ceremony of St Thomas Catholic Church and School in St Thomas next Sunday afternoon. A parade from Inverness station to East Villa Place will feature Grand Marshal Garry A Klaine and aides, with Knights of Columbus and other local societies represented. The Rev M J Leick will lay the stone and Rev Henry Heringhaus will deliver the sermon, with refreshments and a gracious program for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
St. Thomas Catholic Church
St Thomas
Inverness Station
East Villa Place
Garry A. Klaine
William Schmiedeke
Howard Riordan
Knights of Columbus
Knights of St. John, Forresters
Holy Name Societies
Campbell
Kenton
M. J. Leick
Newport
Corpus Christi Church
Henry Heringhaus
Independence
St. Thomas Parish
Leick
Grand Avenue
A. K. Roell
Sacred Heart Church
Bellevue
M. R. Delaney
St. Stephen's Church
Thomas J. Coleman
Paris
O. Hafen
Community meetings planned with ginging feature at Park Avenue school
The first of a series of neighborhood gatherings will be held Thursday night in the yard of the Park Avenue School at Seventh Street and Park Avenue. D. E. Nolan will lead and organize a community orchestra. those interested in string music should contact Mr. Nolan at the Community Club headquarters, 634 Monmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Seventh Street
D. E. Nolan
Nolan
Monmouth Street
Newport Realty Transfers Post Records
Real estate transfers filed in Campbell County yesterday include William G. Parrot selling a Dayton lot to Fred Buettner atake and Berry streets. Joseph Weingartner and others sell two Newport Saratoga Street lots to John J. Shannon of Detroit for 20000, Shannon to form Newport Manufacturing Company to build automobile bodies on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Clerk's
William G. Parrot
Fred Buettner
Ake and
Berry Streets
Dayton
Joseph Weingartner
John J. Shannon
Detroit
Mich
Saratoga Street
Tenth
Pleventh
Newport
Shannon
Newport Manufacturing Company
Ten Diplomas Awarded at Sacred Heart School Commencement
Diplomas were presented to ten graduates at the commencement exercises held last night at Sacred Heart School Auditorium in Bellevue. Names included Miss Irene Schmees Miss Muriel Listerman Miss Cornelia Schnell Miss Catherina Strunk Miss Bess Ezgbers and Miss Lucille Thein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School Auditorium
Bellevue
Irene Schmees
Muriel Listerman
Cornelia Schnell
Catherina Strunk
Bess Ezgbers
Lucille Thein
Mrs Sallie Skidmore Wins Divorce in Campbell Circuit Court
Mrs Sallie Skidmore of 11 West Third Street obtained a divorce from Blaine Skidmore in Campbell Circuit Court yesterday. Blaine Skidmore, who lives at 916 Plum Street Cincinnati, had been charged with cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Skidmore
West Third Street
Blaine Skidmore
Campbell Circuit Court
Skidmore
Plum Street
Cincinnati
De Vota Divorce Suit Seeks Relief On Cruelty
Carrie L. De Vota files for divorce from William De Vota alleging cruelty as grounds. The couple wed September 9 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie L. de Vota
William de Vota
Jones Miller divorce suit seeks alimony and restraint order
Mrs. Josie Miller filed suit for divorce from Felix Miller an L and N railroad engineer in Campbell Circuit Court for cruelty She seeks restraint on disposal of property at 1039 Washington Avenue Newport restore her maiden name Josie Greenlee and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Miller
Felix Miller
L. & N. Railroad
Campbell
Miller
Washington Avenue
Newport
Josie Greenlee
Search for Hawkins Body Uses Dynamite in Ohio River
Rescue crews in Bellevue Kentucky used dynamite to aid the search for George Hawkins a 27 year old from Walnut Hills who drowned in the Ohio River last Sunday George Klett of the Bellevue Police Department assisted in the operation as investigators continue the recovery effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hawkins
Walnut Hills
Ohio River
Bellevue
George Klett
Congressman Rouse Launches Re-Election Campaign
Congressman Arthur B. Rouse of Kentucky arrived in the district yesterday to take charge of his campaign for re election to Congress this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Rouse
Kentucky
Newport June Taxes Due At Finance Office
The City of Newport announces June taxes are due and payable at the Commissioner of Finance office. Taxpayers may pay now to avoid penalty and interest. Adv. CHAS. D. McCREA, Commissioner of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Newport Marriage Licenses Names and Residences
Marriage licenses issued noting Alfred M. Miller of Cincinnati and Marie A. Relchi of Bellevue Kentucky. Catimyrine B. eu of Portsmouth QC. Juvercence Dayton of Cincinnati and Bellevue Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Miller
Cincinnati
Marie A. Relchi
Bellevue
Portsmouth
Catimyrine
Cincemnati
Juvercence
Dayton
Orphan Guests Planned for Main Street Outing at Coney Island
The Main Street Merchants Association invites over two thousand orphans from county orphanages to an annual outing at Coney Island July 15 to 17. The program includes band concerts and athletic events for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Merchants’ Association
Coney Island
Cincinnati Moose Delegation Heads to Illinois Convention
Five hundred members of Cincinnati Lodge No. 2 Loyal Order of Moose will attend the thirty second Moose Lodge convention in Mooseheart Ill next week. The local group departs Sunday on a Big Four train with New Orleans allies, meeting delegations from Middletown Connersville Indianapolis Lafayette and Lebanon en route. A police escorted parade from Moose Temple to Grand Central Station will mark the send off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge No. 2
Loyal Order of Moose
The
Moose Lodge
Mooseheart
Ill
Big Four
New Orleans
Chicago
Middletown
Connersville
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Lebanon
Cincinnati
Moose
Train 518 to Stop at Tower Hill for Summer Campers
The Pennsylvania Railroad agrees to stop train No. 518 at Tower Hill during the summer season for campers. The through train, previously never stopping at Plainville, will now permit a convenient transfer as the next train departs later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Hill
Traffic Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Plainville
Commencement Exercises At Holy Cross Commercial School
The Holy Cross Commercial School will hold its commencement exercises tomorrow at 8 o clock. Thomas Duffy delivers the salutatory and Miss Ethel Kary gives the valedictory. The Rev Father Edmund and Rev Father Cletus officiate with medals and diplomas conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Commercial School
Thomas Duffy
Father Edmund
C.P
Cletus
Ethel Kary
Credit Men Elect Heads at Meeting at the Zoo
The Cincinnati Association of Credit Men elected officers for the year at their annual outing held at the Zoo. George Gruen was named President with R. M. Atkins as Vice President and L. J. Bradford as Second Vice President and Samuel Lehman as Third Vice President. E. O. Creutzer was named ex officio member of the Cincinnati Institute of Credit. A plan to enlarge educational offerings and recruit fifty five new members was approved. A committee will attend a Dayton meeting on June 23 to promote a ledger information exchange system. C. W. Dupuis reported on the Atlantic City National Convention of Credit Men as the new National Director of the international association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Association of Credit
Zoo
George Gruen
R. M. Atkins
L. J. Bradford
Samuel Lehman
E. O. Creutzer
Cincinnati Institute of Credit
Dayton
Credit Men
Atlantic City
C. W. Dupuis
International Association
West End Club Plans July Picnic At Sunnyside
The West End Improvement Association will hold its annual picnic on July 25 at Sunnyside. Members meet at 7 30 a.m. from Eighth Street and State Avenue in a convoy of fifteen cars. committees were set for refreshments games and notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
G. O. Spivey
Fred Hoewischer
William O’brien
John Kessler
Jed Hoewischer
Joseph Riestenberg
Elmer Heidleman
Temple Center Picnic at Cheviot Fair Grounds
Rockdale Temple Center holds an annual picnic at Cheviot Fair Grounds on Sunday June 20 featuring athletic events. Committee members David Willis Miss Dorothy Brown and William Gradison organized the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale Temple Center
Cheviot Fair Grounds
David Willis
Dorothy Brown
William Gradison
Amusements For Next Week At The Zoo And Keith's Theater
The Rainbow Division Band under Lt. Willard Sands headlines daily at the Zoo with soprano Beatrice Kendall Eaton and tenor Tony Novak as soloists. Ice shows run at 3, 7 30 and 9 with five exhibition skaters each performance. Pony track and merry go round operate daily. At Keith's Theater Katherine MacDonald stars in The Turning Point from Sunday, with Al St John in The Aero Nut as the week’s comedy and Kinogram and Literary Digest shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2ZOO
Rainbow Division
Willard Sands
Zoo
Beatrice Kendall Eaton
Tony Novak
B. F. Keith
Katherine MacDonald
Robert W. Chambers
al St. John
Coney Island Opens Week with New Vaudeville Acts
Beginning Sunday General Manager A L Riesen berger will present a five act vaudeville bill for matinees and evenings at Coney Island. Huffman's cabaret troupe and Carl Franks dansant band will stage novelties for dancers with new programs on pavilion Queen and Star venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
A. L. Riesenberger
Huffman
Carl Frank
Danant
Jubilee Week at Chester Park Marks Twenty Second Season
Chester Park staff plan Jubilee Week starting Sunday to celebrate Chester’s twenty second season under Martin management. Prize dances every night at the dance hall plus a sensational aerial act over Chester lake at 4 15 pm and 9 15 pm daily, with many additional special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Chester
Martin
Chester Lake
Lyric Presents A Mormon Maid Week Long Engagement
The photoplay A Mormon Maid comes to the Lyric for a week starting Sunday. Paul West is credited with portraying the trials of a young girl under the shadow of the church. Mae Murray stars in the title role. Marie Dressler also appears in four reels of comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul West
Mae Murray
Marie Dressler
Grand Opera House to Present Will Rogers Comedy Jubilo
Will Rogers will be seen next week at the Grand Opera House in the comedy Jubilo. The program features Everything But the Truth by Lyons and Moran as the other main attraction. Hughie May's syncopated play is also listed among the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Will Rogers
Grand Opera House
Lyons
Moran
Hughie May
Palace Theater to Feature The Love Note Headlining Act
The Palace Theater will headline next week with The Love Note a nine person novelty act. Tay lor Holmes stars in Nothing But Lies a new Metro photoplay. Literary Di and Kinograms round out the bill with other well known entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Palace Theater
Taylor Holmes
Metro
Strand Huckleberry Finn Draws Crowds for Second Week
The Strand theater reports strong interest in Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn as cinema’s living boy proves a hit with fans. The big production may be held over for a second week at the Strand Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Cincinnati
Mark Twain
Strand Theater
Family Roy Stewart Opens Three Day Engagement at Family Theater
Roy Stewart stars in The Westerners for a three day run at the Family Theater with a new comedy and Current Events on the bill. Dorothy Gish appears Sunday in Remodeling Her Husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stewart
Family Theater
Dorothy Gish
Walnut to stage Wallace Reid entertainments
Walnut begins Sunday with actor Wallace Reid and Bebe Daniels in an entertainment program. The Dancin Fool tops the bill for the new Wally Reid picture and the new Sennett comedy By Golly also features in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Wallace Reid
Bebe Daniels
Wally Reid
Sennett
Golly
Theda Bara Stars in The Lure of Ambition at Gifts Theater
Theda Bara will appear at Gifts Theater next week in The Lure of Ambition. The plot traces a girl from slums rising to hotel stenographer and ultimately becoming a Duchess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tTheda Bara
Miss Bara
Orpheum Feature Film Program Teased
The Orpheum presents a forthcoming feature film program with showings listed and schedule details promised for local cinema audiences.
Orpheum Sky Theater Weekend Program Skews Classic
The Orpheum Sky Theater and Auditori um showcase Edmund Breese and Marie Shotwell in Chains of Evidence with Current News Events and a Christie Comedy. Miriam Cooper stars in The Deep Purple plus Pathe News and a Universal Comedy. Saturday features The Sagebrusher with an all star cast plus Scenic and Gayety Comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Sky Theater
Edmund Breese
Marie Shotwell
Miriam Cooper
Pathe News
Universal
Bids Submitted for Third Section of Rapid Transit Loop
Bids for the third section of the Rapid Transit Loop were filed. Hickey Bros. of Columbus bid $556,905, the lowest and current builders of section two from Charles to Liberty streets. Henkel & Sullivan bid $626,760. Chief Engineer Frank S. Krug estimated $560,155. The third section will run from Liberty Street to Mohawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey Bros
Columbus
Charles
Liberty Streets
Henkel & Sullivan
Frank S. Krug
Liberty Street
Mohawk
Children to see Huckleberry Finn at Strand Theater
A happy throng of youngsters will march to the Strand Theater this morning at 10 o clock for a special showing of Huckleberry Finn. The invitation comes from the Lasky Picture Corporation to the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum General Orphan Asylum St Josephs Orphan Asylum Cinniminville and the Children s Home inviting them as guests of the management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theater
Oy the Lasky Picture Corporation
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
General Orphan Asylum
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
Cimminnsville
Children’s Home
Teachers Wage Campaign Aims at Higher Pay in Sonora
Heraldsburg Cal June 16 The school teachers of Sonora County organized and launched a publicity drive led by an expert advertising man to promote the advantages of paying adequate salaries and improving school conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heraldsburg
Cal
Sonora County
Danzig and Poland Sign Trade Pact for Provisions
Warsaw reports a treaty between the free city of Danzig and the republic of Poland ensuring Danzig a liberal supply of provisions until the new harvest. In return Danzig will send Poland 500 tons of sugar marmalade and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Free City of Danzig
Republic of Poland
Danzig
Poland
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Covington Notes
Bolshievism
Robert M. Stupp
Alice Schults
Crittenden
Dayton, O
Santen
MT. Adams
Newport School Board
Newport Realty
Kenton Circuit Court
Newport Notes
Adv
Chas. D. McCrea
West End Club
Temple Center
Ers
Kern Aylward
Orpheum
Teachers Wage Campaign
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Fatima
Irbaceul
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