Covington to Sell Autos Seized in Raids by Prohibition Officers
United States District Attorney Sawyer Smith announced plans to sell about 100 automobiles seized in raids on bootleggers, plus one shanty boat taken in Dayton Kentucky. The June 11 raid yielded two Cincinnati men held for the Federal Grand Jury as proceeds go to storage and government funds.
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Sawyer Smith
United States
Zeb Ashford
Cincinnati
Federal Grand Jury
Smith
Eighteen Arrested in Raid on Soft Drink and Cigar Store
Prohibition agents led by James Wood, Rodman Russell, and Oscar Wells arrested eighteen men at 1103 Madison avenue after finding whisky in the cellar during a raid ordered by District Attorney Sawyer A. Smith. Names listed include George Crockett Sr and Jr and others. 250 bottles of home brew were seized and charges filed before Commissioner Roetken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Rodman Russell
Oscar B. Wells
George Crockett, Sr
Madison Avenue
Sawyer A. Smith
Crockett
George Crockett, Jr
J. B. Wilson
Banklick Street
B. Burns
K. W. Botts
East Tenth Street
R. B. McCoy
Harry Earl
East Second Street
Isaiah Thornton
Washington Street
Roger Redd
Spring Street
Clarence Thomas
Cliff Summerville
Charles Koch
Ft. Perry
J. M. Morgan
C. A. Hoskins
Scott Street
James Brown
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
G. A. Stucky
Russell Street
Joseph Jaske
John Borges
Holman Street
Roetken
Enoch Connelly
Ex Safety Commissioner Enters Race for City Post
Henry Schuler, former Safety Commissioner and Police Chief when the commission form was adopted in 1913, announced his entry in the October primary for City Commissioner. E. B. Buckner, Republican, seeks County Commissioner from the Second District. Harry Klosterman, Democrat, secretary for Covington Lodge of Eagles and ex Circuit Court Clerk, filed for Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schuler
Schuler
E. B. Buckner
Harry Klosterman
Covington Lodge of Eagles
Covington Notes Highlight Local Court and Crime News
William Rose 26 of Cincinnati fined court costs for a cold check but dismissed after repayment. John Curtain, Covington motorcycle cop, injured when taxi struck his machine. taxi driver A Finkelisteing Norwood faces reckless driving charges. Memorial services for local unions set at 2:30 pm Sunday at Public Library Auditorium. Police seek burglar who stole $30 and a watch from Lippert drug store. Cafe owner Paul Davis reports burglary of $6 and pens on Thursday night. Sheriff Thiel and Patrolman Nuxoll investigate a bullet hole at Mrs. Bradford Shinkle’s Dixie Highway home. Chester Porter of Newport bound to grand jury after 10 gallons liquor found and a still at his Newport home. Lillian Hermann cited by Roetken grand jury in $500 bond case. Chris Offert and Clarence Thomas face grand jury on barbershop raid charges with whisky seized.
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Covington
William Rose
Cincinnati
Manson
Rose
John Curtain
A. Finkelisteing Norwood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Public Library
Scott and Robbins Streets
Louis Lippert
Fortieth Street
Decoursey Avenue
Paul Davis
Winston Avenue
Latonia
Thiel
Harry Nuxoll
Bradford Shinkle
Dixie Highway
Newport
River Road
Bromley
Prohibition
Lillian Hermann
Roetken
Chris Offert
Clarence Thomas
West Eighth Street
Grand
R. A. Rasche Company
Second
Race Streets
Eighteenth Street
Clifton
Thomas Millichamp
Edward Miller
Eighth Street
Washington Avenue
Walter McHugh
Albert Mahlman
Ft. Thomas
Miller
Newport Gymnastic Association
Ziegler
William Herman
L. E. Schulte
Sol Edwards
Moore
George Herold
Heidel
Daniel W. Davies
Guy
Louis Clifton
Dry Ridge
Grant County
Kentucky
Bellevue
Leo F. Gilligan
Reform School
Greendale
Mary Douba
Wester Sixth Street
Mildred Weisman
West Sixth Street
John Street
Harry C. Spinks
Lafayette Avenue
Sixth Street
Spinks
York Street Congregational Church
York Street
Marriage Licenses Minute In Indiana and Nearby States
A list of forthcoming marriage licenses shows names and residences including Mabel A. Juvinall Anderson Indiana with George Grane Covington and Freda Pattigan Osgood Indiana along with Cecil P. Adkins Covington Renoella Beach Covington Kes F. Solomon Cincinnati and others in Cincinnati Covington Huntsville Illinois and Camp White Illinois.
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Ceiecioddane
Indianapolis
Ind
Mabel A. Juvinall
Anderson
George Grane
Covington
Freda Pattigan
Osgood
Cecil P. Adkins
Renoella Beach
Kes F. Solomon
Cincinnati
Esa Mitchell
Robert L. Neal
Floratte Carr
Covington Arthur G. Points
Huntsville
Anna Clark
Camp White
Newport Woman Admits Two Husbands In Double Wedlock Case
Mrs Katherine Schwietert was arrested on a warrant filed by her first husband Elmer Schwietert who accused her of living with a second man, Howard Morgan. Morgan described a May meeting and a marriage in October 1923, with Schwietert denying prior knowledge. Police Court to decide custody and which husband is legally entitled.
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Katherine Schwietert
Derrick
Elmer J. Schwietert
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati
Howard Morgan
John Street
Newport
Schwietert
Morgan
Front Street
Paul Rickow
St. John's Evangelical Church
Katherine Stuckey
Moore
Newport lists 16 qualify for police and fire jobs
City Commissioners acting as Civil Service Board released nine names for the Police Department eligible list and six for the Fire Department. One Fire vacancy will be filled from the list. Police names include Robert Gonnett and John Lashley among others. Fire names include Joseph Watson and Jaweb Swope with several local addresses.
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Newport
York Street
George Grimm
Orchard Street
George H. Keifer
West Tenth Street
John Mohn
George Andrea
West Ninth Street
James H. Theetge
Patterson Street
Joseph T. Watson
Hodge
Eric Gosney
Thornton Street
Edgar Young
East Fifth Street
Henry Lester
Columbia Street
Auto crash injures two in Newport Clifton truck downgrade
Police learned of a Thursday evening automobile accident near Clifton where three vehicles were damaged. A Rasche Company truck rolled downhill after a rope gave way, injuring Thomas Millichamp and Edward Miller plus Miller’s passenger Albert Mahlman minor injuries.
Bealty Transfers of Dayton Newport and Fort Thomas Lots
James Ahrens transfers to W A Collins a Dayton lot with stamps for 6000 dollars. Ieiy D Owens to Carl J Betz a Newport lot for 7000 dollars. Albert Bonnick to T B Young a Dayton lot for 4500 pounds. C M Prother to John S Baird a Ft Thomas lot for 9500 dollars.
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Bealty
James Ahrens
W. A. Collins
Dayton
Iey D. Owens
Carl J. Betz
Newport
Albert Bonnick
T. B. Young
C. M. Prother
John S. Baird
Ft. Thomas
Local Residents and Addresses Listed for Upcoming Notice
Herbert C. Flory of Dayton, Catherine Fox from Indianapolis and others named reside in Dayton, Cincinnati, Newport and Dayton areas. The list includes Carr IV of Dayton Kentucky Lillian Jebus Fred Buehler Rosella Multhup John S. Campbell Kathryn Wagenlander and others with Newport and Dayton ties.
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Herbert C. Flory
Dayton
Catherine Fox
Indianapolis
Ind
Carr IV
Coissndbints
Lillian Jebus
Hosieokiguainessl
Dayton, Ky
Fred Buehler
O. Rosella Multhup
Campbell Circuit Court Grants Julia Raver Divorce
Mrs Julia Raver of 221 East Second street was granted a divorce from Louis Raver in Campbell Circuit Court by Judge Caldwell on grounds of cruelty. The maiden name Julia Walker was restored. The marriage occurred February 10 1923 and she testified of severe beatings on several occasions. Jacob Diamond of Court and Baymiller streets Cincinnati filed for $881 with interest from March 7 1912 on a note signed by Sol Kaufman of 806 East Fourth street in a related suit yesterday.
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Campbell Circuit
Julia Raver
East Second Street
Louis Raver
Caldwell
Circuit
Julia Walker
Jacob Diamond
Court
Baymiller Streets
Cincinnati
Sol Kaufman
East Fourth Street
Campbell Circuit Court
City Looks To Boost Police and Fire Pay
Safety Director Charles E. Tudor was urged by Fred Schneller to review the six months appropriation for the Safety Department and consider a salary increase for Police and Fire Department personnel. If not possible, Schneller asked restoring $75 yearly uniforms allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Tudor
Fred Schneller
Schneller
Police and Fire Departments
Police
Fire Departments
Cincinnati Man Held On New Liquor Charge
Guiseppi Fallorin of 720 Betts street Cincinnati released on a 1000 peace bond after appeal delay was arrested for reckless driving transporting liquor and driving an automobile while intoxicated He wrecked Otto Watts of Kentucky drive Clifton vehicle and is in custody The earlier liquor possession offense occurred Monday during a raid on 35 Amelia street.
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Guiseppi Fallorin
Betts Street
Cincinnati
Hubbard Schwartz
Fallorin
Otto Watts
Kentucky Drive
Clifton
Schwartz
Amelia Street
Funeral service for Mrs Katherine Vocke at St Stephen's
Mrs Katherine Vocke aged 56 of 1020 Hamlet street dies Thursday at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Funeral at St Stephen's Church Monday at 8 30 AM with burial in St Stephen's Cemetery. Survived by husband Benjamin and three sons Adolph Edward and William Vocke.
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Katherine Vocke
Hamlet Street
St. Stephen's Church
Personal injury suit in Kenton Circuit Court
Charles Trippitt sues J M Reed for 25000 damages after being struck by Reed’s car at Twelfth and Banklick Covington on May 9 claiming permanent injuries. John Frain sues Thomas Millichamp for 2500 damages over alleged inferior material in a 4700 Ludlow house. Ernest Dunkie seeks court permission to sell estate stocks for ten devisees.
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Kenton Circuit Court
Stiit
Charles Trippitt
J. M. Reed
Taylor
Ernest B. Dunkie
J. H. Drexelius
The Awning Frock and Stripes in 1925 Summer Fashion
The article surveys vacation fashion trends in 1925 noting eyelet embroidery, perforated fabrics, and stripe motifs. It highlights crepe and tub silk options, hats and chiffons, self trimming effects, and the popular tub silk tennis dress with matching bloomers.
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Fairchild
Ultraviolet ray for pyorrhea claims tested on prisoners
A Boston dispatch reports tests at Charlestown State Prison where sixty prisoners received ultraviolet treatment for pyorrhea and fifty eight were reportedly cured. The piece promotes sunlight and focused rays as health aids and cites other general health possibilities and reader Q&A with Dr. Copeland.
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Boston
Charlestown
Plans Completed For Defense Day Parade And Celebration
The committee for Defense Day on July 4 met at Veterans Memorial Hall to finalize plans. The parade will start at 9:30 a.m. from Race Street and Central Boulevard with members of the National Guard Officers Reserve Corps Home Guards and other groups in line. Daughters of America Sons of 1812 Spanish American War Veterans and other patriotic orders will join. Afterward organizations will assemble at Fountain Square to hear a nationally prominent speaker.
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Veterans Memorial Hall
Broadway
Race Street
Central Boulevard
National Guard
Officers Reserve Corps
Home Guards
Daughters of America
Sons of 1812
Fountain Square
Here Comes the Bride and a Cold City Farewell
The piece follows Evelyn Roberts as she nervously moves toward her wedding to Lowell Randall then faces a bleak return to an empty apartment. A burst of tension arrives when a city mystery divides lovers with missed meetings and police calls.
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Evelyn Roberts
Lowell Randall
Evelyn
Great Commotion Over Forgetful Theatrical Outing
Evelyn and Lowell rush to a theater forgetting to call Evelyn's mother. The mother disappears from the apartment prompting fear, but the truth emerges that Evelyn surprised her mother at work and the two hurried to the show. Evelyn apologizes for the forgotten phone call.
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Evelyn
Lowell
Honeybunch
A New and Charming Bathing Suit Pattern No 4756
This pattern offers a comfortable bathing suit using alpaca pongee jersey crepe or flannel with optional panels. Sized for ages 8 10 12 14, twelve year size needs 3 1/2 yards of 40 inch material and 3/4 yard of 54 inch wide contrasting fabric for breeches. Mailed for 10 cents.
A Wife’s Confessional in a Birth Certificate Standoff
A wife confronts a man named Steve who brandishes her husband’s birth certificate and other documents. She tests his lies by copying dates, then reveals she will demand the death certificate of Stephen Graham to end the deception. The scene implies a larger plot around identity and family secrets.
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Steve
Stephen Graham
Dicky
Cine
Ser., Inc
Robbery on Fulton Avenue by Three Youths
A man returning home at 2217 Fulton Avenue was held up by three white youths on Fulton Street near his residence. One suspect brandished a gun while the others took a watch valued at 76 dollars and a cigarette case. The assailants ordered him to turn away and fled.
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Fulton Avenue
Fuiton Street
Beebe
McGraw's Ball Film Shown At Press Club
John J. McGraw of the New York Giants wrote a baseball story for the screen titled Play Ball The Cincinnati Cuvier Press Club audience saw the first three serial episodes McGraw stars with Allene Ray Walter Miller and Hughie Jennings The film shot mainly at the Giants spring training quarters in Sarasota and later at the Polo Grounds New York City
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John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Cuvier Press Club
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
McGraw
Europe
Tom North
Frank Leon Smith
Spencer Bennet
Allene Ray
Walter Miller
Harry Somels
J. Barney Sherry
Mary Milner
Hughie Jennings
New York
Polo Grounds
New York City
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