Funeral for George W Perkins noted in New York paper
Financier George W Perkins dies suddenly at Stamford Hall Sanitarium Connecticut at 2 15 am. Services set for Riverdale Presbyterian Church with private rites held in state at his suburban home. Honorary pallbearers include J Pierpont Morgan and Elbert H Gary. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery follows.
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Stamford Hall
Stamford
Conn
Presbyterian Church
Riverdale
Perkins
Robert MacKenzie
Riverdale Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Chicago
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Perkins
Jacob Perkins
Boston
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Cleveland
Denver
New York Life Insurance Company
Morgan
Great Wall Street
International Harvester Company
International Mercantile Marine Company
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Wooster
L.L.D
Vassar College
New York Palisades Interstate Park Commission
New York Botanical Garden
Park District Protective Sue
The
Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
American Iron and Steel Institute
American Federation of Arts
American Society For Judicial Settlement of International Disputes
Pilgrims and Ohio Societies of New York
Radical's Leap To Death Draws Official Inquiry
An official inquiry by the Italian Government seeks details on Andrea Salsedo’s death after he leaped from the Park Row building in New York. The letter, dated June 16, requests cause of detention and the circumstances outside the regular federal facility. The inquiry was sent to Attorney General Palmer in Washington and George Lamb of the New York Bureau of Investigation.
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New York
Andrea Salsedo
Park Row
Department of Justice
Salcedo
Palmer
Washington
George Lamb
Bureau of Investigation
Eighteen Involved in City Dice Raid Arrested
Night Chief Weatherly reports eighteen men of color rounded up during a raid at 50 George Street. Detectives Rolf and Bahlke seized dice and $3.75 as evidence after observing a table game. John alias Kid Hyde among those charged with participation. Arraignment set for this morning.
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Weatherly
Rolf
Bahlke
George Street
John
Kid’ Hyde
22 Receive Diplomas at Holy Cross School
Commencement exercises at Holy Cross Commercial School last night saw 22 graduates receive diplomas from Rev. C. T. Cletus. Father Edmund urged continued effort while Master Thomas Duffy gave the sabutatory and Miss Ethel Kary the valedictory. The program featured The Wax Doll and Our Flag performances plus a military formation by fourth and fifth grade boys.
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Holy Cross Commercial School
C. T. Cletus
Edmund
Thomas Duffy
Ethel Kary
Detroit and Cleveland Rise to Fourth and Fifth Cities
Detroit now ranks as the fourth largest city in the United States with 993,739 residents and rapid growth, surpassed only by New York. Cleveland follows as the fifth largest with a population of 796,836, according to the report.
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
United States
Aim to Keep Laborers From Leaving Mexico
Mexico City plans to halt Mexican labor emigration to the United States as disclosed by Gilberto Valenzuela Sub Secretary of the Interior in Ex cel sior. In Las Paso Texas three railroad coaches carried 150 Mexican laborers toward sugar beet fields in Colorado Wyoming and Kansas, part of 800 who arrived at Juarez last night en route to farm work in the North.
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Mexico City
United States
Gilberto Valenzuela
Interior
Excelsior Today
JL Paso
Tex
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Juarez
Mexico
National Convention program set by Cincinnati committee
The program for the National Convention of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia, meeting in Cincinnati from August 2 to 7, was arranged last night by the local committee at the Hotel Linton. Forty members attended, with Miss Marian Streck as committee chairman presiding.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
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Lowry F. Sater
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State Farm Bureau
State Grange
Labor Organizations of
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Lakewood
W. H. Hoagland
Riley Stadenuff Kenton
J. B. Wiles
Portsmouth
The
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Cincinnati
Hotel Linton
Marian Streck
Property transfers list notes scattered deeds and taxes
The page documents numerous real estate transfers and leases with parcel descriptions, buyer and seller names, and tax payments. It lists dates and property lines across Madisonville, Avondale, Clifton, and surrounding townships, with most deeds priced at one dollar and varying taxes.
Evansville Police Chief Gets Two Years For Liquor Plot
Evansville Police Chief Edgar Schmitt was sentenced to two years in federal prison at Atlanta and fined 2000 dollars for conspiring to violate the Reed amendment. Sixty six co defendants pleaded guilty or were found guilty. liquor was moved from Henderson Kentucky to Evansville under police protection.
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Indianapolis
Edgar Schmitt
Evansville
Atlanta
Anderson
United States District Court Today
Schmitt
Henderson
Duluth Officials Warn of Storming Jail Tonight
Duluth officials including Sheriff L. Magie warn that troops will shoot to kill if a mob attacks St. Louis County Jail. Fourteen Black prisoners allegedly held there face possible force as lawmen vow to defend the jail and restore order after recent lynchings.
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Duluth
St. Louis
L. Magie
Magie
Dulnth
St. Paul
Elizabeth Smyth Glenn Weds Harold Russell Tyler at Camp Sherman
Miss Elizabeth Smyth Glenn daughter of Major General EF F Glenn U S A retired married Harold Russell Tyler formerly Captain and aid to General Glenn at Camp Sherman Community Chapel near Chillicothe Ohio today Tyler is from Waterville New York.
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Chillicothe
Elizabeth Smyth Glenn
EF. F. Glenn
Camp Sherman
Harold Russell Tyler
Waterville
N. Y
Glenn
Newport boy faces court over stolen canoes and boat
A small lad from Muncie Indiana appeared before Acting County Judge Oscar Forster in Juvenile Court on a charge of attempting to steal a canoe and a motor boat from the bathing beach. He claimed French descent and said his parents died in the influenza outbreak. Witnesses say he tried to steal a canoe at night and was freed after claiming he only wished to ride it. Later a motor boat was found missing and the youth surrendered to the Juvenile Court. Police reported he used a fictitious name and was on parole from the Indiana Reform School. Prominent Campbell County women offered to care for him, but the judge ordered him kept in jail pending arraignment.
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Oscar Forster
Muncie
Ind
Forster
Indiana Reform School
Campbell County
A. M. Caldwell
Covington Herbert Addresses Kentucky Press Convention
Members of the Kentucky Press Association met for the second session at the Covington Public Library Auditorium. B B Cozine urged higher rates for legal and bank ads while Ben Herbert blamed heavy paper use for the newsprint squeeze. The day featured talks on selling ads from price lists and a Cincinnati hosted dinner for visitors.
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Kentucky Press Association
Public Library
Covington
B. B. Cozine
Shelby News
Shelbyville
Ben
Herbert
National Printer
Chicago
United States
J. Herbert
New York
Canada
John Shuff
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Zoo
Newport Policeman Sues Over Recovery Fee
David Donnelly a Newport policeman filed suit in Campbell Circuit Court seeking 150 for services rendered in recovering a stolen automobile for F. G. Martin of Columbus Ohio. He says the car was recovered in Newport on June 6 and asks for an attachment to stop removal of the vehicle from Kentucky.
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David Donnelly
Newport
Campbell
F. G. Martin
East Chestnut Street
Columbus
O. Donnelly
Martin
Kentucky
Permit Issues for Local Buildings by City Inspector
John Tiernan issued a permit to the Odd Fellows Hall Association for remodeling the lodge hall at Sixth and York. Frederick Fischer was allowed to build a garage at 915 Park Avenue. Jacob Jurin received a permit to remodel a store at 719 Monmouth Street.
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John Tiernan
Odd Fellows’ Hall Association
Lodge
Sixth
York Streets
Frederick Fischer
Park Avenue
Jacob Jurin
Monmouth Street
Newport officials veto soap plant location
Businessmen visited the Newport Civic and Industrial Association seeking a site for a soap factory in Newport. They were assured no offensive odor would occur if built, but association officials said there is no room for a soap manufacturing concern in the city. The Campbell County Commissioners and Judge A M Caldwell return from Louisville after attending the Good Roads convention. A five ton government truck for road building arrived, part of three donated trucks proving superior to those previously used. The Hoop-de-doo Social Club plans its annual outing on Sunday, June 27 at Mittlemiller's grove.
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Newport Civic and Industrial Association
Newport
Campbell County
A. M. Caldwell
Campbell County Court
Louisville
Mittemiller’s Grove
Nelson man receives officer cross of merit for war service
William L. Glazier of Nelson place Newport was awarded the officer's Cross of Merit for service in France during the recent war. He was commissioned as a Major in the engineers for special services rendered to the French Government.
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William L. Glazier
Nelson Place
Newport
France
Realty transfers recorded in Campbell County clerk's office
Anna Wegmann transfers her Newport lot at Robert street and Himmelwright alley to Barbara Exeter for an amount listed as 1. Mollie Tanner sells the Front street and Central avenue Newport lot to Louise and Lester Webb for 2 000 dollars. William H and Mamie Klett as Hermon and Ida Frohmuth convey 33 feet on Front street Dayton Ky for 1 500 dollars.
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Campbell County Clerk's Office
Anna Wegmann
Barbara Exeter
Robert Street
Himmelwright Alley
Newport
Mollie Tanner
Louise
Lester Webb
Front Street
Central Avenue
William H
Mamie Klett Te Hermon
Ida Frohmuth
Dayton
Donaldson Lithographing Employees Hold Picnic Day
Workers at the Donaldson Lithographing Company held their annual picnic and meeting yesterday at Woodlawn Park. A chicken dinner was served and there was an unlimited supply of refreshments. Employees participated in baseball, tennis, and other athletic contests.
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Donaldson Lithographing Company
Woodlawn Park
Dayton Sunday Schools Picnic Parade Route
The Dayton Kentucky Sunday Schools hold their annual picnic today at Maple Grove Park on Water Works road south of Newport. Baptist and Union Sunday Schools assemble at Sixth and Berry streets and march down Sixth avenue with other church groups joining in along the route.
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Dayton
Maple Grove Park
Water Works Road
Newport
Baptist and Union
Sixth and
Berry Streets
Sixth Avenue
Newport Gymnasium Association Elects New Officers
The Newport Gymnasium Association announces officers: President J. J. Ziegler, Vice President Howard Ziegler, Recording Secretary Frederick Lampe, Financial Secretary Louis Dieckman, Treasurer Paul Richards, Trustee W. S. Neiser, First Assistant Instructor Howard Ziegler, Second Assistant Instructor F. Hegemeyer, Property Man W. D. Pagan, Color Bearer H. Herbst. Gustav Bachman retained as Physical Director.
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Newport Gymnasium Association
J. J. Ziegler
Howard Ziegler
Frederick Lampe
Louis Dieckman
Paul Richards
W. S. Neiser
F. Hegemeyer
W. D. Pagan
H. Herbst
Gustav Bachman
Pastor Hunts Resignation Congregational Meeting
The Rev. I. Cochrane Hunt of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Covington has called a congregational meeting for Sunday morning to act on his resignation. He has decided to relocate to another city and will outline plans at the meeting.
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I. Cochrane Hunt
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Covington
Hunt
Local Names List from Cincinnati Newport Notices
A fragmented roster of individuals including Theodore Gerlock from Cincinnati Rose Menke from Cincinnati Clifford Gahan Margaret McCabe Newport Herman Crutchfieta Cincinnati Susie E Ott Cincinnati.
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Theodore Gerlock
Cincinnati
Rose. Menke
Clifford Gahan Ass Eee
Margaret McCabe
Newport
Herman Crutchfieta
Susie E. Ott
Cincinnat
Belgium to Lift Blockade on Soviet Russia Planned
Belgium cabinet agrees in principle to lift the blockade on Soviet Russia and seeks to resume economic relations with reservations on Belgian rights. Premier Lloyd George said Belgium and Japan will join conversations with Bolshevik trade minister Krassin on reopening ties.
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Belgium
Biolshivski
Russia
Brussels
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Japan
Gregory Krassin
Boy Faces Possible Amputation After Street Collision
Elsworth Chapman, 12, of Banklick Street, was on a running board when two cars collided last night. J. C. Jacobs of Banklick and J. Delmar of Bagley Avenue, Detroit, were arrested for reckless driving. Chapman was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital with a crushed foot that may require amputation.
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Elsworth Chapman
Banklick -Street
J. C. Jacobs
J. Delmar
Bagley Avenue
Detroit
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hankins Receives Cadetship To West Point
Milton T. Hankins of Ludlow has been appointed a cadet from the Sixth District to the West Point Military Academy through Congressman Arthur Rouse. Hankins, son of Judge and Mrs. W. B. Hankins, is a Ludlow High School 1919 graduate and recent Cincinnati University student, active in YMCA athletics with multiple records.
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M. T. Hankins
Covington
Arthur Rouse
Milton T. Hankins
Ludlow
West Point Military Academy
Hankins
W. B. Hankins
Park Avenue
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Four Cleveland Machinists Arrested on Vagrancy Charge
Four men identified as Richard Freeman Michael Stugelt Tom McMann and John Hockmuth of Cleveland Ohio were arrested for vagrancy after a Kenton County Grand Jury witness overheard a remark about possibly getting arrested. They said they came seeking work in Covington but found a strike and chose to return. They were jailed.
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Court Avenue
Kenton County Grand Jury
F. ©. Hall
Theodore Vogt
Richard Freeman
Michael Stugelt
Tom McMann
John Hockmuth
Cleveland
Covington
Injunction Extended in Covington Strike Case
An order issued yesterday by United States Clerk John W. Menzies from Federal Judge Cochran in Lexington continues the temporary injunction in the Claude M. M. versus United States Motor Truck Company case until the hearing in Covington set for July 2. The dispute stems from a plant strike in Covington.
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John W. Menzies
United States
Covington
Cochran
Lexington
Claude M. M
United States Motor Tru Company
Kenton County Bar Association Holds Annual Outing
The Covington based Kenton County Bar Association with about 100 lawyers hosts an afternoon and evening event at the Erlinger Fair Grounds. A ball game between senior and junior members is featured with dinner at 7 p.m.
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Kenton County Bar Association
Covington
Erlanger Fair
Jockey Wins Large Kenton Circuit Court Verdict
William Krump the jockey sues Edward W. Moore the Nashville horseman and wins 3994.59 with 820 for wages and 6574595 money held in trust. Henry J Bell sues Hattie Bell for absolute divorce after marriage in 1892. Dennis Pearson and Clara Pearson divorce in Judge Tracy court after long marriage. Edith Stevenson wins custody of two children in separate divorce from G B Stevenson on abandonment grounds.
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Kenton
William Krump
Edward W. Moore
Nashville
Tenn
Kromp
Henry J. Bell
Hattie Bell
Dennis Pearson
Clara Pearson
Lewisburg Building Association No 3 Incorporates
Lewisburg Building Association No 3 filed articles of incorporation in the county clerk office increasing capital stock by 250000. Robert Fitzgerald fined 20 dollars and costs and one day in jail for err conduct by Judge Mancon. Mrs Jennie Anderson appointed administratrix of the estate of Mrs Laura Anderton in Kenton County Court. Covington Lodge of Elke delegates to attend the Chicago reunion July 5 10.
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Lewisburg Building Association No. 3
John B. Dillon
Robert Fitzgerald
Mancon
Jennie Anderson
Laura Anderton
Kenton
Covington Lodge of Elke
Chicago
Portraits of Residents Listed in Local Directory
Names and residences include John J. Kelley Willamstown Kentucky Mary M Farrell Luden Kentucky George L Godfrey Cleveland Ohio Mary P Starner Columbus Ohio.
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John J. Kelley
Willamstown
Mary M. Farrell
Luden
George L. Godfrey
Cleveland, O
Mary P. Starner
Columbua
Old Conductor Charged With Ticket Sale Fraud
Milwaukee June 18 Patrick Callahan a veteran conductor on the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad and three Milwaukee businessmen were arrested on charges of conspiring to defraud the government by theft and sale of railroad tickets. The charge hinges on the 8 percent tax not collected on each ticket. Tickets worth hundreds of dollars are involved.
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Milwaukee
Patrick Callahan
Chicago & Northwestern
Callahan
Mothers Win Prizes at Federated Clubs Picnic
At the Federated Mothers' Clubs annual picnic in Burnet Woods Mrs J Spuering age 26 of Washington Mothers' Club won best prize as youngest mother present. Mrs B S Smith age 77 of Mt Adams Mothers' Club was oldest. The youngest baby, five months old, is with Mrs Deverly of Oakley Mothers' Club. Mrs Schwartz of North Fairmount heads largest family with six present.
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Federated Mothers’ Clubs
Burnet .Woods
J. Spuering
Washington
Telephone Companies Prosper in February Earnings Jump
Washington report shows operating income for large telephone companies in February at 7,807,678 dollars, up 2,021,914 from a year earlier. Operating revenues reached 37,734,773 dollars while expenses totaled 22,273,348 dollars.
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Washington
Johnson Heads Home After Refusing Comment in Chicago
Senator Hiram Johnson arrived in Chicago from Washington en route to California with Mrs Johnson and refused to comment on the political situation. He said he would rest on the California porch, then decide about a statement. The Johnsons plan to depart Sunday night.
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California
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Fair Price Heads to Meet in Ohio
Columbus Ohio June 18 fair price commission chairmen in Ohio will be summoned within a week to advance plans against high living costs. John Pfeifer commissioner for Ohio said sixty five boards are already appointed and only committees for twenty three counties remain to be appointed.
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Columbus
Fair Price Commission
Ohio
John Pfeifer
Fair Price
Pfeifer
Frick Estate Valued At 77.5 Million For Personal Assets
Appraisers for the late Henry C Frick filed a report with the Register of Wills in Pittsburg valuing the estate at 77 1/2 million dollars in personal assets The report lists stock holdings at 49 150 211 90 dollars and other holdings making up the remainder.
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Pittsburg
Henry C. Frick
Register of Wills
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