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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1930

Page

7

Beggar Robber Stages Hold Up at Covington Restaurant

A lone robber in Covington at 432 Madison Avenue during a 3 am hold up begged five cents for potatoes from Milton Hannegan then produced a revolver and compelled patrons to surrender valuables. A platinum watch from Eddie O'Toole and $11 in assorted cash were taken while staff were not disturbed. The thief fled north to Madison, jumped into a cab toward Newport, as police arrived too late to catch him. Other patrons provided names to officers. The description: five feet ten, about 150 pounds, light trousers and cap with a dark vest.

James Woods Madison Avenue Milton Hannegan Washington Street Covington Eddie O’toole Welch W. Va John Sullivan Second York Streets Newport Hannegan Scott Street Albert Seiter William Broderick John Maurice Eleventh Avenue Huntington John Crow Grand Avenue Ft. Thomas

Miss Sallie Cullen Dies in Covington Home

Miss Sallie Cullen, long-time Covington resident from one of the city's oldest families, died at her home 2839 Ashland Avenue. She was a member of the Ladies of Columbia Latonia and affiliated with local activities.

Sallie Cullen Covington Ashland Avenue Ladies of Columbia Latonia

Konjola touted as modern medicine with claims of relief

An aging reader gains hope as Konjola claims to help stomach liver kidney and nerve disorders. The Konjola Man at Dow Drug Store offers facts and testimonials including Mrs Edna Thomas of Williamsburg Ohio who credits renewed health after six weeks. Free samples advertised.

Edna Thomas Williamsburg Cincinnati Konjola Dow Drug Store Dow Drug

Colonial Stages Linked With Seaboard Lines

Colonial Stages announces an affiliation with Reading Railroad subsidiaries Reading and Jersey Central Transportation to connect with Transcontinental and East Coast routes. The deal ensures through service to eastern seashore resorts and major U.S. cities. Tickets will be sold at Reading and Jersey Central stations.

Colonial Stages Transcontinental Bus System Reading Transportation Company Jersey Central Transportation Company Reading Railroad Company Central Railroad of New Jersey New York Harrisburg Philadelphia Reading United States Reading and Jersey Central Transportation

Cullen Siblings Noted in Hibernians Auxiliary Notice

The obituary fragment lists survivors. Three brothers Charles Michael and William Cullen and two sisters Mollie and Jane Cullen.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians Charles Michael William Cullen Mollie Jane Cullen

Visalia merchant in murder case on continuance

The preliminary hearing for Richard Finnell of Visalia Kentucky on murder charges for the shooting of Mark Lyttle Lyttle a 40 year old L and N Railroad foreman was continued to 2 pm today by Judge John B Read. Finnell claimed his store was robbed of $100 and obtained a search warrant leading to a confrontation with Lyttle and others aboard railroad camp cars. Lyttle was shot twice with a shotgun according to the coroner.

Richard Finnell Visalia Mark Lyttle L. & N. Railroad Company John B. Read Kenton County Richard von Hoene von Hoene Stephens L. Blakely John T. Murphy Finnell Covington Lyttle Harry F. Donnelly

Woman Attempts Suicide by Drinking Iodine

Mrs. Margaret Eversman aged 42 of 1517 Russell Street was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital after attempting to drink iodine. Her daughter Mary Eversman stopped her, and hospital attendants described her condition as not serious. Despondency over ill health was cited as the motive.

Margaret Eversman Russell Street St. Elizabeth Hospital Mary Eversman

Humane Society Tag Day Set for June 28

The Humane Society Tag Day Committee met in the county courtroom and elected Judge Joseph P. Goodenough as chairman. The group scheduled the annual Tag Day for Saturday, June 28, and will meet again June 27 to finalize arrangements.

Humane Society Joseph P. Goodenough

American Association Scores and Battery Details

In Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City and St Paul game scores show R H E totals and battery pairings. Teams include Indianapolis Ambrose Sprinz Davidson Shea Deberry Barnes Angley Doyle Dixon Neekola Fenner and others. Specific scores appear with 6 14 0 and 7 2 0 outcomes across venues.

Minneapolis R. H. E. Labeebbiserntbigels Tate, Ogden E. Smith Dumant, Hill and Griffin Milwaukee Indianapolis Ambrose and Sprinz Bavid and Shea Kansas City R. H. E. i Cucecus Deberry and Barnes Thomas and Angley St. Paul

Newport Police Reopen Murder Probe Focusing On Triangle Motive

Newport detectives grilled a woman and a man as part of a widening inquiry into Policeman Schoo's death. Lieut Livingston indicated jealousy and a possible triangle with a woman may explain the killing, while denying a gangster motive. Funeral services for Schoo are planned, with his wife and stepsons listed as survivors.

Schoo Newport Leo Livingston Livingston Polliceman East End Washington Avenue Edward Buckingham Fourth Monmouth Streets Champaign Ill Chicago Corpus Christi Church Evergreen Cemetery Missouri Schoo Newport City James Fuller

Judge grants second chance to man charged with wife abuse

William Stanley of 227 East Front Street faced Judge Alfred Maybury on disorderly conduct after his wife Frances accused him of intoxication and striking her. Stanley’s case remains open with a warning of a harsher sentence on future court appearance. William Harris of Reading Road Cincinnati was fined ten dollars and ten days jail for disorderly conduct after police testified he was intoxicated at Eighth and Brighton streets.

William Stanley East Front Street Alfred Maybury Stanley Frances Stanley Maybury William Harris Reading Road Cincinnati Burns and Gugel Harris Eighth Brighton

Negro Youth Drowns At River Mouth

Leslie Grimes, 22, of 619 Saratoga Street Newport was drowned while swimming at the mouth of the Licking River yesterday afternoon. Witnesses told police he attempted to swim across when he went under and did not resurface.

Leslie Grimes Saratoga Street Newport Licking River Witnegses

Youth dives from coal barge into river

A youth leapt from a coal barge into a river and did not resurface. The Newport Life Saving Squad was summoned and recovered the body about four hours later.

Newport Fire Department

Parochial School Romance Culminates in Newport Wedding

Desmond Tehan a Newport policeman and Julia Sarbeck both 24 wed at Immaculate Conception Church Newport. Their romance began in parochial schools with Tehan a noted athlete on Newport High School and St X teams. The couple, united after years of schoolyard friendship, will reside on West Tenth Street after a honeymoon to St Louis and Chicago.

Newport Desmond Tehan Julia Sarbeck Immacuate Conception Tehan Newport High School St. Xavier Miss Sarbeck Des Michael Tehan West Tenth Street Frank Catherine Larbeck West Seventh Street St. Louis Chicago Tehans

Marriage Licenses Granted in Newport and Dayton

Desmond Tehan 24 a policeman and Julia Sarbeck 23 of Newport obtain a marriage license. George Maxson 38 a salesman and Susan Poe 38 of Dayton, Ohio, also receive a license.

Desmond Tehan Julia Sarbeck Newport George Maxson Susan Poe Dayton

Dufferin Park Racetrack Daily Results Summary

Race by race results list purses, distances, horses, jockeys and payouts. Notable winners include Tuberose at 7.65 to win, Lady Chilton and Fine Lady in the money, with an overall cloudy sky and fast track conditions.

Thistledown Entries Plan Farm Labor Survey

Washington June 17 Senate passes McNary plan to create a commission to study the adequacy of unskilled agricultural labor supply and sends it to the House for action.

Washington Senate House McNary

Blue Bonnets Race Day Results Echo Stable Short Cards

Race results from the Blue Bonnets meeting list purse $800 events for two-year-olds upward across seven races. Winners include Bubbling Out, Spanish Jack, John Campbell, Daisy Fair, Syriac, Master Bobbie and Tempter with various place and show finishes. Track conditions noted as weather rainy with fast surface.

Joe Straigh Slate Cock Robin Robertson Imaginary Baker Handsome Run Inferno Lad Fine Spot Macnite Maladene Clear Wing Studio Ellis F My Kitty Covenant Gwynne Spanish Jack Cooper Balai d’Or Bernice Supawna Trifle Coffe Campfire Maid Reviewer Sidney W Ella Pan High Flyer Sweet Lacrose King Charles Donn Byrne John Campbell Whit’r Tony the Clown Sir Stanley Dubrueil Senator Mayes Jeanne Adele Vie Pledge Sullivan Trail Lord Andene Calamity Violeta Daisy Fair Wilson Serach Lady M’neil Catchoo Smith Pincher Creek Throwback Jewel Kit Coventry Orso Syriac Bonny Boy Madder Kefover High Dell Torrito Kai Lo Will Rain Legrange Pomfret Bob Shannon Bobbie Aguas Gibson Stevens Hoplite Moden Storm Queen King Wave Ore Panketa Gilded Casino Scratch Davenport Salvathorn Shepherd of the Hills Lady Sphere Craver Marin

Fairmount Race Day Results Highlight Six Thoroughbred Contests

Results from Fairmount feature seven claiming and allowance races for three-year-olds and up. Robina Seth won the first at six furlongs with Forecaster second and Leaps third. Foolhardy led the two-year-old fifth at 5 furlongs, with Broad A and Night Flash following. Mortana headed the third race at 1 1/16 miles, Coots placed, and Governor Sethee trailed. Penarc won the fourth at 1 mile 70 yards, Jim Ormont and Selectionook followed. Tarnish led the fifth at 1 mile 70 yards, with Indian Guide and Nellie Custis close behind. Six and seventh races filled the card with multiple longshots and scratches listed.

tGr Ville Sunzena Fair Mint Oie Kilmer Tchinn Paige Foxmore Sun Dance Lady Lecomte Tufli Peeeteeeeeneres Useppa the Elks Minteel Lucky Drift Eereee Ormontime Serenee Mad Sketch Eereere Wentz Seea Milania Seer Isaac L Shakitup Teh Enteresee Peru Ccinecicses Royal Sadie Sue Stepontine Grimrock Jeannine Federal Reserve Postville Rero Dee Vinlin Peeeseeeeenseees Star Seeet Ceeenseeeseneers Eleusagon Wrecessere Billy Bozo Vestry Col Setheeneeesee Sereseeenenes oRranase Ptef Canada Mary MecNeill Meridian Queen Laftar Eeeereseeeeses Allo Signolla Evevesreee West Wind Cabellsdale Grandma Geocee Dean Ramona Paula Leon Fatal Gift Lorraine Weiccetcon Lance Pennant Msey King’s Way Black Cloud Whitney Mart Malone Séaee West Point San de Oro Lawless Rock Candy North Breeze Lil John J., Jr Orse Robina Seth Pegg Cuevas Felix Lady O’neil Imperator Patti Louise Jim Shanahan Sweepnet Clariaune Pewee Valley Dick Wheel Kit Carson Bunthorne Emphatic Miss Blink King Halma Panivana Judas Cimerak Cavens Master Rose Country Belle Bill Orange Apex Belle Drastic Celt Wild Party Muffin Boy Thistle Patti Mortana Fowler Coots Sharpe Governor Sethee Bocaratone Poppyfield Blue Ash Sir Raoul Penarc O “Ie Jim Ormont Renick Meyers Baritone Stampdale Tommy E Blind Hills Celtic Prince J. A Old Bill Riley Merciunsuetaest Nellie Custis Fors Ironsides Sunstroke Eloise Parks Mr. Snyder Mosque Surgeon Detterman Bobbinalong Webster Burning Glass Thistle Spray Punkie Shasta Belle Queen A Eels Marabou Cru Esscesiiuecs Turf King Troll Frightful Frank Fullen Millson Pegasus Goosestep Firth of Tay Melita Bee Jay An In Review Ramoneur Saeresco Hieaway Seetesesooeres Kensington Amnee Flech d Argent Aldershot New Broom Screee Fred Whitham Sun Falcon Runawa Paradise Lost Wwe

Unlisted Securities Court Notices Register Land Titles in Ohio

In Hamilton County Ohio multiple actions in the Common Pleas Court seek to register title to land and remove clouds on estates. Plaintiffs include Margaret H Sherick Homer H Holbrook and Little Miami Railroad Company. Defendants include Alexander H Beam William T Godfrey and others along with various trusts and banks. Notices require answers by July 1930 or 1980 deadlines and warn of default if not filed.

Frey rooters flood town as Reds season opens

Home town rally for Frey backers grows as 350 tickets are sent and sold out. A special train will bring supporters to Redland Field for the Reds opener with Larry Benton expected to start. The piece notes lineup changes, fielding miscues, and festive events surrounding Bunker Hill Day and the day’s games.

Weil Frey Rooters Bennie McGraw Pete Donohue Hugh Critz Ethan Allen Howley Redland Field Reds Crawford Durocher Pat Otto Williams

Land title suit against Cincinnati railroad company

Mary E. Connolly vs. The Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad Company et al. Cause No. 717. Notice to register title to lands in Cincinnati Hamilton County Ohio. Deadline on or before July 5 1930 to appear and show cause. If no answer default will be entered. Witness Judge Dennis J. Ryan. Attorney Lawrence A. Poetker.

Common Pleas Court Hamilton County Ohio Homer H. Holbrook Mary Clark Bascum Francis Nellie H. Gorman Harriet Bartholomew People’s Building and Loan Association Company Sharonville Savings and Loan Company Sharonville Hartwel Cincinnati Anna F. Hansmann Rossmayne Hamilton County Creek Road Sycamore Street Maple Street Stanley Struble William Hayes Walter H. Kruse H. H. Holbrook Mary E. Connolly Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad Company Et al Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad Company L. G. van Ness Presidnt Stanley Eastern Avenues Leander A. Clark Kellogg Avenue Madison Building Association Whetsel Avenue Buckeye Loan and Building Company Rogers California Ella Hickey Georgetown Portsmouth Dennis J. Ryan Lawrence A. Poetker Nat. Bank Bldg

Chillicothe Hillsboro Stages seeks extension to Cincinnati

Public notice states Chillicothe Hillsboro Stages Inc seeks an extension to its Certificate No. 481 to operate from Hillsboro to Cincinnati. The extension adds a route from Hillsboro via U S Route 50 through Highland Brown and Clermont Counties to Cincinnati with three 21 passenger cars and three daily trips. A hearing is set before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio in Columbus on July 10, 1930 at 1 30 p m.

Chillicothe-Hillsboro Stages, Inc Hillsboro Cincinnati Chillicothe Main Street Western Avenue Corporation Line Bourneville Bainbridge Ross Highland Counties Rainsboro Parker Hotel Hoagland Allensburg Dodsonville Highland Brown Counties Fayetteville Vera Cruz Brown Clermont Newtonsville Milford Clerm Hamilton Public Utilities Commission of Ohio State Columbus Ohio Hi Theo Public Utilities Commalesion Cohacaian Io

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Poludo Bellhop Holmes High School Glenn O. Swing Charles J. Turck Centre College Danville Turck John L. Goble Charles W. Reynolds Covington Board of Education Girls’ Glee Club W. 8. Harsell Ursu] Bentley Hugh T. McCarty Rhea Eileen Snively J. D. Fitzpatrick Vivian Lee Werner Lady Hoffman Studio Pickering Seaboard American Association Lieut. Livingston Dufferin Park Tuberose Adams Lady Chilton Foden Fine Lady Reed O’trigger Son of Harmony Dan Baum Kindling Wood Parisette Clifton Lass Salta Burns Snider Collaree Muir Sanson Magnita Peter Whiffle Cora Single Stick Sabana Humberside Horn Cleverley Golden Twig Philo Roselys Money Moon Phil R Vinlin Bagsmasher Nick Cullop Mozer Tensenelda Haines Omareen The One Raw Bethlehem Jackson Golden Lux Jean Bond Fairmount Margaret H. Sherick Alexander H. Beam Observatory Ave Etta K. Massman Millbrae Ave Fannie S. Emmerson Erie Ave Stephen H. Wilder Parker’ H Daytona Florida Parker H. Wilder Oxford Retreat Oxford Dawson B. Sherick City of County of State of Whitney Place A.D William Haymes Kunkel & Kunkel Walnut Street Little Miami Railroad Company William T. Godfrey Charles J. Godfrey Wilmer Avenue Frank Hautz Helen Hautz Beechmont Avenue Bank of Commerce and Trust Company Fourth and Main Streets Albert S. Griffiths Edwin H. Lehner North 329Th Street C. L. Anderson Longworth Turkey Bottom Garland Avenue John E. Ferris Seal Maxwell & Ramsey Union Central Bldg A. & J. Frank Co Ask Alms & Doepke Peers Corperoses American Book Com Cassssecsess Cincinnati Coffin Cincinnati Traction Cincinnati & Cow Bridge Cincinnati Mill Cincinnati Rubber Cleveland & Anceste Hota Clan ‘Realy Corcoran Lamp Cscsesses Etetee Columbia Life Insurance Eeesee Coney Island Consolidated Lead and Zinc Dayton P & L Ates Eseeee Dayton Rubber Seeeeeseesee Denton Co Denton Co Pref Seeeeseeeseeeesereee 45 60 100 Eretee Federal Union Life “Ins Allison H & S Pogue Intersouthern Life Insurance Jergens (Andrews Seeree Lawson Realty Ensree Eeeeee Mead Pulp and Paper Merrell Chemical Meyer (H Missouri State Life Rene Seeeenetaseesseeeseeneeses Sorg Paul Sani Wenhees Southern Surety Temple Bar Bidgeeee Teen Vulcan Corp Cincinnati Club Dixie Terminal Land Trust John Shillitorr Herschede Miakey Joseph Benning Eereee J Ose Pat Patterson Peoria Foss Larry Benton Walker Clark Heilmann Berger Sisler Marty Callaghan Dan Howley Charlestown Bunker Hill Chatham Frankhouse Braves Sherden Grimes Brandt Rabbitsville Coconer Campbell Rabbit Archie Maranville Kelly Spohrer Horace Ford Welsh Meusel Stripp Buster Joe Jinks Dynamite Joe GO World Nim Don Bempsey Central Trust Company Fourth and Vines Cincinnati Loring H. Glazier William H. Lueders Gardner, Freeing & Overbeck William No London Ohio Board of Clemency aOute Parole and Record Clerk
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