Covington Officials Debate Oil Station Near Church Property
Covington city leaders weigh an oil filling station proposal at Madison Avenue and Robbins Street near church property valued in hundreds of thousands. Mayor Donnelly drafts an ordinance banning stations within 3800 feet of any church, prompting questions on legality as Stricklett and commissioners respond.
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Covington
A. HE. Stricklett
Madison Avenue
Robbins Street
Stricklett
Ohio River
James Avenue
Thomas F. Donnelly
Atricklett
Donnelly
O. M. Rogers
Answas
Taxi drivers fined for breaking line to Latonia race
In Covington Police Court two Cincinnati drivers, Preston Davison and Michael Rosenthal, were fined 10 and 5 dollars plus costs for leaving the line to reach Latonia track. A separate case involved Hart charged with pocket picking during the third race, for which bond was forfeited after he failed to appear.
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Latonia
Covington
Preston Davison
Celestial Street
Cincinnati
Michael Rosenthal
Central Avenue
Tampa
Fila
Frank A. Johnson
Hart
Two Republican Tickets Loom for August Primary
The rise of regular and insurgent factions forms two GOP slates in the August primary. Orville Hicks, a Fifth Street Madison Avenue attorney, seeks County Attorney against Alfred P. Lewis. For Sheriff, City Commissioner Joseph F. Meyerle and ex Deputy Sheriff William Booth headline both camps. Roy Steinfort, real estate and insurance dealer, competes for State Senator with Charlies Eugene Clark, banker and lawyer, entering the race. Both insist they do not represent a faction.
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Orville Hicks
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Hicks
Alfred P. Lewis
Theugust
Joseph F. Meyerle
William Booth
Roy Steinfort
Charlies Eugene Clark
Masons Hold Outdoor Services on Union Church Lawn
Masons of Kenton County observe St John’s Day with services on the Union Church lawn at Fifth and Greenup streets. Kishmee Grotto Band, directed by Maj. E Fisher, performs at 7 15 p m followed by a sermon by Rev William E Miller Master of Col Clay Lodge No 159. AM Masons meet at the Masonic Temple at 7 to march to the church guided by a committee of listed members.
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St. John’s
Kenton County
Union
Fifth
Greenup Streets
Kishmee Grotto Band
Maj. E. Fisher
William E. Miller
Col. Clay Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Harry W. Baker
Charles Johnson
Aion E. Miller
George J. Rost
Eqgvard Chapman
Harry W. Gillespie
George Vanderventer
Edward W. Pflueger
George I. Breiel
Funeral services for Lieut Michael C O'Brien
Funeral services for Lieut Michael C O'Brien, 63, who died Tuesday at his home 1713 Greenup Street after over a year of illness._births listed from various couples across multiple streets. shows numerous newborns including girls and boys with parental names and addresses.
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M. C. O'Brien
Michael C. O’brien
Greenup Street
Kroger Store Held Up In Covington Banklick Street
B M Hensley the Kroger manager at Thirteenth and Banklick streets reported two white men entered at 6 PM last night and held him up with pistols escaping with $50 from the cash register. The suspects match descriptions used in similar Covington crimes for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
B.M. Hensley
Thirteenth
Banklick Streets
Covington
Covington Notes on Arraignments and Local Affairs
Edward Scales and Clarence Hatcher of Covington were arraigned before Commissioner Pflueger on whisky possession charges and held to the Federal Court under 3500 bonds. The Kenton Beatty Company secured a 9600 dollar building permit for a concrete garage in Shinkle alley Tokingen. Clifford Pugh and Hugo Jonas left for Frankfort to attend the State Tax Commission meeting. Covington police seek the owner of a still that exploded at 3410 Winchester Street, with four firemen injured. owner believed to be in Newport, dodging police.
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Covington
Edward Scales
Sandford Street
Clarence Hatcher
Washington Street
Pflueger
Kenton Beatty Company
Shinkle Alley
Tokingen
Clifford Pugh
Hugo Jonas
Frankfort
State Tax Commission
Winchester Street
Newport
Court Grants Divorce to Mrs. Mary K. Miller in Kenton Circuit
In Judge Appecated court, Mrs. Mary K. Miller obtained a divorce from Clinton D. Miller on cruelty charges. They wed August 14, 1928, and separated January 6, 1929, at Covington address 212 Fifteenth Street. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company sues Mills and Connelly for 15000 on a note tied to a contracting outfit. A receiver may be appointed to run the business.
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Kenton
Mary K. Miller
Clinton
D. Miller
Ffteenth Street
Covington
Oere
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
M. M. Mills
Mills & Connelly
Emma James
Garfield James
Mary Schreiner
Frank Schreiner
Philadelphia Street
Ben Willer
Anna Broderick
William J. Bankemper
Elizabeth Koenig
Edward Koenig
Marriage Licenses Reported Across Ohio and Kentucky
Robert P Raisch 35 merchant Cincinnati wed Georgia Rush 22 Covington Kentucky Nelson Crawford 26 mechanic wed Ina Kreutzkamp 29 Dayton Ohio Raymond L Fogle 29 molder wed Elma Reiner 27 Nowood Ohio Elmer Archer 53 farmer wed Marie Taylor 47 Cincinnati Madisonville painter Ollie R Becker 21 wed Helen N Zivanov 21 Frankfort Cincinnati Perry Jones 22 farmer wed Nellie Shields 21 London Ohio Edward Graves 22 ink worker wed Mary M Fatridge 21 Cincinnati
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Robert P. Raisch
Cincinnati
Georgia
Rush
Covington
Kentucky
Nelson Crawford
Mechanic
Ina Kreutzkamp
Dayton
O. Raymond L. Fogle
Molder
Elma Reiner
Nowood
Elmer Archer
Farmer
Marie Taylor
Frankfort
Ollie R. Becker
Helen N. Zivanov
Madisonville
Perry Jones
Nellie Shields
London
Edward Graves
Mary M. Fatridge
Highlandes Realty Transfers Reported in Ft. Thomas
Realty transfers show Highlands Real Estate and Investment Co to Joseph and Mary Hearld for two lots in Highlands Baby Farms Ft. Thomas. Stella and Thomas Downs to Florence G Prather for a lot on Reservor Avenue Ft. Thomas. Frank and Etta Swarm to National Loan and Building Association No 1 for a lot on Rosemont Avenue Ft. Thomas. Edward and Velma Johnson to National Loan and Building Association No 1 for a lot on Twelve Mile Pike.
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Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company
Joseph and
Mary Hearld
Highlands Baby Farms
Ft. Thomas
Stella
Thomas Downs
Florence G. Prather
Reservor Avenue
Frank and
Etta Swarm
National Loan, and Building Association
Rosemont Avenue
Edward and
Velma Johnson
National Loan and Building Association
Twelve-mile Pike
Pensions Sought for Widows of Civil War Vets
Findlay Ohio June 19 The Ohio G A R encampment adopted a resolution memorializing Congress to grant widows of all Civil War veterans a $50 monthly pension regardless of age. S A Williams of Wellington was elected Commander and announced appointments including Conrad of Columbus as Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster General. Gov Myers Y Cooper spoke at a campfire service.
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Findlay
Congress
Ohio G. A. R
S A. Williams
Wellington
Ohio Department
In Conrad
Columbus
Williams
John McClay
John H. Kind
A. B. Williams
Cincinnati
J. E. Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
A. B. Garrett
Gallipolis
Myers Y. Cooper
Newport Area Quiet as Mayor Probes Vice District
Newport Mayor Fred L. McLane and aides visited the vice zone to assess activity after reports of lax policing. Lieut. John Kalfrat led a police swing through suspected gambling and vice locations. investigators found no open activity. Federal involvement circling alleged graft and auto theft tied to local officials and a grand jury, with cases moved to Campbell County.
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Fred L. McLane
Newport
Arthur J. Daly
John Kalfrat
McLane
E. J. Dowd
Grand Jury
Federal
Cochran
Campbell County
Judge Buten Seeks Re election and Local Races Expand
Campbell County gears up for August primaries as Judge William C. Buten announces re election plans amid a growing field. Also Republican Charles B. Truesdell seeks the Sixty sixth District seat, Milan Plavsic campaigns for Dayton First Ward Council, and Chris School aims for Second Magistrate in Newport area.
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Buten
Campbell County
William C. Buten
Judge Buten
Charles B. Truesdell
Thomas
Truesdell
House of Representatives
State Senate
Milan
Plavsic
Third Avenue
Dayton
Chris School
Newport Water Works Department
Wife charges cruelty in Campbell County divorce
Mrs. Sylvia Amberger of 1109 Liberty street sues Henry Amberger in Campbell County Circuit Court for divorce over cruelty and excessive intoxication. She seeks a restraining order to prevent molesting or disturbing property on Liberty street after their marriage on April 12 1928 and separation on May 30 1929.
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Sylvia Amberger
Liberty Street
Henry Amberger
Campbell County
Water shutoff on West Side Electric Avenue
Newport Water Works Superintendent John Callery announced a five hour water shutoff on the west side of Electric Avenue Southgate beginning at 8 this morning. The interruption accompanies new mains connections.
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Electric Avenue
Southgate
John Callery
Newport Water Works
Marriage Licenses Issued In Cincinnati Dayton Rising Sun Regions
Several couples secured marriage licenses including Virgil and Margaret Harness from Cincinnati, William Moran and Edythe Hartman from Dayton, George Powers and Oma Thatcher from Rising Sun Indiana, Oto Engeliston and Ada Downing from Middletown Ohio, Vincent Rauckhorst and Mabel Edwards from Newport, Lawrence Vancoy and Lucille Karg from Urbana Ohio. The list covers ages and residences for each pairing.
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Virgil
Margaret Harness
Cincinnati
William Moran
Edythe Hartman
Dayton
George Powers
Farmer
Oma Thatcher
Rising Sun
Ind. O
E. Engeliston
Ada Downing
Middletown
O. Vincent Rauckhorst
Ice Man
Mabel Edwards
Newport
Lawrence Vancoy
Favorer
Lucille Karg
Urbana
In Old Madrid Played by Stars on WSAI Tonight
An original drama set to music titled In Old Madrid will be broadcast by WSAI at 9 30 tonight with Olga Medologa Albani in the lead, supported by William Rainey and Walter Preston. The plot follows intrigue and adventure beneath Spain’s sun.
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Old
Madrid
WSAI
Olga Medologa Albani
William Rainey
Walter Preston
Barytone
Spain
Hawaiian Islands
Libby
WLW and Chain
Alaihea
Island
South Sea
Columbia Chain
WKRC
Vincent Lopez
Hamilton Policeman Dies After Paralysis Stroke
Louis Keller aged 61 a Hamilton O police officer for twenty years died at Ft Hamilton Hospital after a paralysis attack on Tuesday He leaves his widow Julia Keller two sons Albert and Walter a brother Edward Keller and three sisters Mrs James Cox Mrs Alvin Harris and Mrs John Horner Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
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the Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Louis Keller
Ft. Hamilton
Julia Keller
Albert
Walter Keller
Edward Ikxeller
James Cox
Alvin Harris
John Horner
Franco German Pact Moves Toward Young Plan Accord
French Prime Minister Briand and German Foreign Minister Stresemann advanced steps toward implementing the Young plan. They discussed Saar plebiscite terms, Rhine land evacuation, and arranging an international conference as early as next month to settle postwar questions.
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France
England
Europe
Briand
Stresemann
Madrid
Poincare
Berlin
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Congress Delays Maturity of French War Debt
Congress approves postponing the $400 million French war supplies debt maturity to after August 1 if France ratifies the Mellon Berenger debt settlement in the interim.
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Congress
Washington
France
Austria's Secret Military Units Linked to Gas Gear
The Arbeiter Zeitung claims with facsimile documents that Austrian irregular troops are arming with gas bombs masks and gear to fight workers overthrow Parliament and set up a fascist dictatorship. The government press questions Briand league report saying units are not secret independent and not substitutes for a real army.
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Austria
Vienna
Briand
Council of the League of Nations
Arbeiter Zeitung
League Council
War Office
Neue Freie Presse
M. Briand
Bishop Calls Meeting in Atlantic City
The Rt. Rev. John Gardner Murray presiding Bishop issued a call for a meeting of the House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church to be held in Atlantic City on October 2, 3 and 4.
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New York
John Gardner Murray
House of Bishops of the
Episcopal Church
Atlantic City
River stage and departures at Cincinnati riverfront
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.1 feet at 6 o'clock last night. Pool stage noted. Overnight departures include the Cincinnati to Louisville sailing at 5 o'clock last night and the Tom Greene bound for Charleston at 5 o'clock tonight.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Lousville
Tom Greene
Charleston
Rum-Runners Fire On US Cutter On Detroit River
Rum-runners in East Windsor fought a running gun battle with a US customs patrol cutter on the Detroit River and escaped into Canadian waters. Walter S. Petty, Detroit acting customs collector, said the raiders opened fire near foot of Joseph Campau avenue, Detroit.
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Windsor
Ontario
East Windsor
Detroit River
Walter S. Petty
Detroit
Joseph Campau
Hoover asked to pardon Mooney and Billings in California
Senator Nye urged President Hoover to use influence to consider action on the imprisonment of Tom Mooney and Warren K. Billings for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombings. Nye argued convictions were supported by perjured testimony and sought correction of what he called a shameful injustice in California.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Nye
Rep
N. D
Tom Mooney
Warren K. Billings
California
Francisco
Senator Nye
San Francisco
Furor over prohibition study and agency reform in Senate
The Senate's prohibition furor centers on the Jones resolution to study reorganization of enforcement under the Justice Department. Senators Glass and Robinson dispute shifting responsibility to Congress while Commissioner Doran reports a major crackdown on fake whisky and a 140-individual indictment in New York.
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Jones
Hoover
Department of Justice
Glass and Robinson
Arkansas
Legislative Branch
Prohibition
Doran
New York
Prohibition Bureau
Lowman
Louis Jacques
Detroit
Clancy
Rep
Mich
Copeland
Brookhart
Hawes
Dem
S Tydings
Law Enforcement Commission
Hillanes
Anti-Saloon League
Glass and King
Den
Utah
Glass
Secretary of the
Wisconsin liquor sale for medicine proposal to be introduced
A resolution in the Wisconsin Legislature would create a commission to sell wine beer or whisky for medicinal use. Citizens would sign an affidavit confirming use as medicine with a strict penalty for perjury.
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Madison
Wis
Prohibition Chief Bohner Resigns in California
E R Bohner, Federal Prohibition Administrator for Northern California, telegraphed his resignation to the Treasury Department in Washington signaling his decision to quit the prohibition business.
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San Francisco
E.R. Bohner
California
Treasury Department
Washington
Customs agent Waives Hearing in Murder Case
International Falls Minnesota June 19 Emmet J White border Customs Agent charged with second degree murder in the June 8 killing of Henry Virkkula waives preliminary examination and is bound over to District Court for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Falls
Minn
Emmet J. White
Border Customs
Henry Virkkula
District Court
Cincinnati Council Approves Roadway Upgrades and Traffic Plea Plan
City council passes ordinances to widen Colerain avenue from West Fork road to Millcreek bridge and First avenue to Heyward street. It also approves a plan allowing guilty pleas in traffic cases to avoid court appearance, with a contested provision on second and third offense timing.
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Cincinnati
Ity
Ords
Colerain Avenue
West Fork Road
Millcreek Bridge
First Avenue
Heyward Street
Seasongood
Emil Helburn Confirmed as Louisville Collector
Washington June 19. In the first open executive session under the new rules the Senate today confirmed a group of nominations including Emil S Helburn as Collector of Internal Revenue at Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Emil S. Helburn
Louisville
Robbery follows death of real estate dealer in Portsmouth
Police hunted tonight for the thief who ransacked the pockets of Charles W. Howe 60 a Portsmouth real estate dealer found dead at the wheel of his automobile on a side road. Postmortem showed death from heart trouble and the robber took all but the watch and a few cents from Howe's pockets.
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Portsmouth
Charles W. Howe
Howe
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