Walker Laughs at Inspectors in New York Trial
Cincinnati man Thomas H. Walker laughed at Postoffice Inspector Boyle as he faced arraignment in Manhattan. Held for examination in 2500 bail, Walker faces claims of mail fraud tied to a turf scheme. Police pursue W O’Hara as investigators flag multiple Walkers in town.
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Cincinnati
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West Forty-one
Turf Company
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New York Hearing to Bring Walker Back for Fraud Trial
Inspectors Vickery and Holmes will travel to New York to attend the hearing before a United States Commissioner next Thursday. They expect to return Walker to the city for trial on charges tied to a turf commission fraud, while pursuing O’Hara. Cincinnati and New York officials differ on capture timing and possible extradition risks.
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Holmes
New York
Walker
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O'Hara
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Frank Brown
Newport
Gibson
Turf Commission
Special train to Covington and tonia from Fourth Street
Special train leaves Fourth Street station at 7 15 a m Sunday June 22 via Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Stops include Cynthiana Paris Winchester and intermediate stations. Tickets on sale at city ticket office Fifth and Win and city and depot offices Covington and tonia.
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Fourth Street
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Smith Streets
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
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Win
Covington
Tonia
Subscriptions Offer Shifts to Ease Minds
An advertising notice urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune for 49 000 dollars and submit an estimate to get the matter off their minds, framing the act as a simple mental relief.
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the Commercial Tribune
Man threatens mother over inheritance dispute in George Street home
George Brownfield, a bartender of Sixth and Mound Streets, was detained twice in an hour after threatening to kill his mother Lou Newton over her inheritance from Ike Brownfield. He forced entry, pistol threatened, and was later charged with disorderly conduct and drunkenness before bail.
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Sixth
Mound Streets
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George Street
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Brownfield
Hueftlein
Central Station
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Uckotter
Decoration Contest for President's Day Plans
Festival directors meet to replace the German village with a Swiss chalet for the upcoming President's Day event. Funds reach 79,220 dollars in guarantees and 25,939 dollars from space sales, with half the space sold and more reserved. Editors day set for September 17 and parade routing will be chosen by decorations. an Oriental prize awaits in the tombola. The Hayward School and Oscar Ehrgott Vocal School will stage a musical novelty at Music Hall on September 17 and 24, featuring a small play with songs and dances.
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Music Hall
Palm Garden
Hayward School of Elocution
Oscar Ehrgott
Boycott Standoff Blocks Strikers Return to Work
Brewers say they will hire back men only if boycott ends. Henry Muhlhauser, Brewers' Exchange treasurer, notes many strikers have found work elsewhere and estimates about seventy five tradesmen remain. Rehiring rests on breweries avoiding current boycott by drivers and other workers.
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Brewers’ Exchange
Muhlhauser
Cincinnati
Newport
Covington
Board rejects box retention at Elm Street site
On Superintendent Maag recommendations the Board of Public Service refused F. J. Diem's request to keep an almost tight garbage box behind 1731 Elm Street. Maag called the box a nuisance and health hazard and advised moving it to the building cellar.
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Board of Public Service
F. J. Diem
Wing
Elm Street
Maag
Large Snake Makes Nest in Timberlake Piano
A three foot garter snake hid in a piano at the Timberlake home on Hillside avenue and Ingalls place. Engineer Thomas Timberlake and two firemen removed the lid and the snake rode the strings eating torn music. Watchman Herman Coates drove it out and it was killed at the engine house amid a crowd of spectators. The incident surprised residents since the screened hillside home has no nearby swampy habitat.
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Thomas Timberlake
Hillside Avenue
Ingalls Place
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Herman Coates
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