Robbers Leave UAH In Street In Covington Case
Four young men used an automobile to rob three pedestrians and fire a shot at a girl and her escort on Friday and Saturday nights. The car, stolen from Ray Due of Covington, was found abandoned on Ninth Street and Eggleston Avenue. Victims included John Feston and Thomas Perkins, who reported losses of 86 and 5 dollars respectively, with one shot fired during the escape. Police tied the vehicle to the crime with its license number and found cartridges inside.
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Ninth Street
Eggleston Avenue
Busam
Ray Due
Pike Street
Covington
John W. Feston
John Street
Linton
Thomas Perkins
Thirtieth Street
Oakley
Feston
Paxton and
Erie Avenues
Peebles Corner
Perkins
Minot Avenue
Charles Reiner
Fuller Street
Walter Hughes
Vine Street
Gertrude Vogel
Carolin Place
Reiner
Reading Road
Fifteenth
Walnut Streets
Hughes
Oak Street
Suspect dies after merchant shoots at him in burglary attempt
Earl Skirvin an 18 year old policeman and conductor at 1456 Eastern avenue dies from a back wound after being shot by Thomas Nicholson a 930 Armory avenue merchant following a suspected burglary attempt at the P Sullivan Shoe Company. Skirvin’s companion Thomas McFhanik 21 a boilermaker of 3733 Sachem avenue faces burglary charge. Nicholson said he fired after the pair fled in a waiting car along Pearl street. Police later captured the men and McDon nell said he and Skirvin were in the area to see a girl. Nicholson claims marks at the factory entrance and a cold chisel found nearby corroborate the break in.
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Earl Skirvin
Eastern Avenue
Thomas Nicholson
Armory Avenue
General Hospital
Thomas McFhanik
Sachem Avenue
Nicholson
P. Sullivan Shoe Company
Pearl and
Lawrence Streets
Pearl Street
Skirvin
Biller
Emmett Kirgan
McDonnell
Thieves Successful In Three Robberies Reported
Abdoun Mohaud 31 of 1333 John street reports a robbery on Hopkins street by two white men one held a revolver while the other took 75 cash and 1000 francs valued at 75 in francs. Another break in at 602 West Seventh street nets a coat watch revolver and 35 cash. A Reading Road loan office break fails to open the safe. Wendelin Schill Jr family alarm drives off thieves after window lattice removal. Archie Schand suffers 30 watch and 43 cash stolen.
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Abdoun Mohaud
John Street
Hopkins Street
Central Avenue
Mohaud
William Edwards
West Seventh Street
Reading Road Loan and Building Association
Reading Road
Wendelin Schill, Jr
Overlook Avenue
Archie Schand
Dixmyth Avenue
Postal Delegates Enter Convention With Labor Aims
The Cincinnati branch of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks instructed delegates John Teufen William P Hohmann and Charles Majciew sky to push adoption of a forty four hour week and night work differential at the Kansas City convention starting Labor Day The local No 164 AF of L affiliate has about 500 Cincinnati members.
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Cincinnati
National Federation of Post Office
Kansas City
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Seventh and
Elm Streets
John Teufen
William P. Hohmann
Charles Majcews
Two Hurt When Auto Runs Into Milk Cart
Early yesterday an auto struck a milk wagon on Eastern Avenue between Brooklyn and Hazen streets. Edwin Frietsch 30 of 2615 Dennis Street and Albert Lindsley 19 of 4231 Grove Avenue were treated for bruises. Francis Baglin 2540 West Sixth Street, driver of the auto, was charged with reckless driving after hospital care. Frietsch works for Matthews Selected Dairies.
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Eastern Avenue
Brooklyn
Hazen Streets
Edwin Frietsch
Dennis Street
Francis Baglin
West Sixth Street
General Hospital
Frietsch
Matthews Selected Dairies Company
Albert Lindsley
Grove Avenue
Sea Grass and Peacock Chair Prices Listed
A classified style item lists various chairs with prices including Sea Grass chairs at 32.75 and 12.50, Peacock chairs at 35.00 and 59 inch models at 35.00, plus hour glass peel cane and other Sea Grass chairs priced from 8.00 to 10.00.
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Uah
Shillito
Georgette
Sea
Wallace
Civity
Axminster
Shillito Place
Goddard
Nature
Grover
Shillito’s
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