Covington Considers Bonds for City Roads Plan
The Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association discussed funding permanent city streets by a bond issue for the November election. A five member committee led by Harvey Myers will study costs, street choices, and Macadam spending. Traffic patrols and highway sign marking were also addressed with new members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Harvey Myers
Mr. Myers
Thomas Morgan
John Klette
Co. W. Reynolds
Warner Berkemeyer
Decoursey Avenue
Myers
Kluemper
Sterritt
Madison Avenues
E. M. Todd
Covington
U. S
Anthony Fierock
Elmstreet Ludlow
Floyd A. McMillian
Watson Avenue
Latonia
Foreman Paty Lets His Brother Remain in Jail
A Kentucky case against Foreman and Lonnie Paty from Newport involved possession of moonshine. Lonnie stayed jailed in Covington. Foreman bonded. Other defendants included Homer Jameson for whisky and Ray Kerns for beer. Multiple bonds set for federal grand jury appearances.
Hens Obtain Stuart From St. Louis National Club
San Francisco June 21 Johnny Stuart a pitcher sent to the Oakland club under option by the St. Louis Nationals today was ordered to report to the Toledo club of the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hens
Stuart
San Francisco
Johnny Stuart
Oakland
St. Louis Nationals
Toledo
American Association
Mountain Valley Water Advertises Neuritis Relief
Neuritis and rheumatism joked about as common suffering. The ad claims relief comes from normal organ elimination, especially kidneys, using Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs Arkansas. It promotes its mineral properties and urges readers to request information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Railway clerk wounded in daytime holdup near Dayton Ky
George Ramsden 29 a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad clerk was shot in the right temple during a daylight robbery by two men who leaped from a passing freight train and took 40 dollars. Attending doctors say he can’t yet describe the attackers. Police and railroad detectives plan to question him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ramsden
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Berry Street
Eighth Avenue
Dayton
Ramsden
Speer's Hospital
Frank Ortlieb
Ortlieb
Providence
R. I
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Rahke to face authorities over car found with blood stains
Emil K. Rahke of Indianapolis will appear before Campbell County authorities to explain a car found near Tacoma Park Dayton Kentucky early Sunday. The vehicle, stolen in Cincinnati Saturday night, contained a woman's coat parasol and a man's raincoat stained with blood. An empty bullet shell was found. initial belief tied the car to a murder and roadside body. The car was spotted by William Lentz near the park. a man fled toward the river. Roadways and river banks were searched by Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil K. Rahke
Indianapolis
Ind
Campbell County
Tacoma Park
Dayton
Cincinnati
William Lentz
Kentucky
Services for coaster victim set for Friday
Funeral services for James Gray Jr. 22 of 520 Elm Street will be held at Immaculate Conception Church with a requiem high mass at 9 Friday morning. He was killed after being thrown from a roller coaster at Tacoma Park Dayton Ky and buried at St Stephen's Cemetery. Coroner Hughes investigates skull fracture. Another coaster accident left Stanley Kemmerling 19 with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gray, Jr
Elm Street
Tacoma Park
Dayton
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Hughes
Gray
Stanley Kemmerling
Fifth Avenue
Kenton Street
James, Gray
Theodore
Detroit
Mich
Morgan Gray
James Kinsella dies. Elks plan services and mass
James Kinsella 42 proprietor of the Claremont Kentucky dies after a long illness. Newport Lodge of Elks to meet at 7 45 am then attend mass at St Vincent de Paul Clifton. Requiem high mass at 9 am burial at St Joseph Cemetery Price Hill. Survived by widow Elizabeth and son Richard. He headed Old Heidelberg Inn on Alexandria Pike and was a Newport Eagles member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsella
Newport Lodge of Elks
James Kinsella
Claremont
Southgate
St. Vincent de Paul
Clifton
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Price Hill
Old Heidelberg
Alexandria Pike
Elizabeth Kinsella
Richard Kinsella
Newport Aerie of Eagles
Bishop Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Lillian Bishop
Requiem high mass for Mrs Lil lian Bishop aged 45 of 411 Dayton Avenue Dayton Ky who died Sunday afternoon from a stroke while riding with Mrs R A Walters will be held tomorrow morning at 8 30 at St Bernard s Church Dayton Interment follows Mrs Bishop leaves husband Edward J Bishop and three children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Lillian Bishop
Dayton Avenue
Dayton
R. A. Walters
Monmouth Street
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Newport Notes Disorderly conduct and wills noted
Hubert Sims was sentenced to fifty days in jail for disorderly conduct after police said he chased his wife with an iron bar. His wife Mrs. Martha Sims had her charge dismissed. Isaac Harris was fined fifty dollars and ten days in jail for carrying a concealed weapon. The will of John Mueller left his entire estate to his widow Dorothea Mueller with children as heirs and Casper Mueller as future executor. County bids selected DeJaco Brothers for repainting the Detention Home at 233 and coal bids were opened. road roller and tractor bids were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
Hubert Sims
West Southgate Street
Bertelsman
Martha Sims
Sims
Harris
Fourth
Patterson Streets
John Mueller
Dorothea Mueller
Realty Transfers Highlight Local Property Moves
Rebecca Dine transfers York street lot and James alley to Hanna Romanow. George C. Schmitt conveys Ninth street lot to Harry J. Schmitt. Gertrude Doller transfers 910 Park avenue lot to Anna Riches. Laura Spinks sells two Harris Heir's subdivision lots to Parke E. Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Dine
Hanna Romanow
York Street
James Alley
George C. Schmitt
Harry J. Schmitt
Ninth Street
Gertrude Doller
Anna Riches
Park Avenue
Laura Spinks
Parke E. Dorsey
Harris
Marriage Licenses Listed For Ohio and Kentucky Residents
A column lists individuals and their residences for marriage licenses. Names include Columbus Ohio residents Grace Lambert and Ruth Frederick. Cincinnati and Dayton Kentucky entries. Newport and Portsmouth Ohio entries. Canton Wayne County and Columbus duplicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus S. Lucas
Cincinnati
Eleanor M. Kennedy
Dayton
Columbus
Grace Lambert
Homer E. Harmon
Newport
Edna Dummitt
Portsmouth
Ae Sdevtoyserkecpeersee
Ruth Frederick
Old Fashioned Outing to Benefit Notre Dame Nuns at St Joseph Heights
Plans for Monday July 5 at St Josephs Heights Dixie Highway raise funds for the Sisters of Notre Dame to build a home for aging and ill nuns. Free vaudeville athletic stunts and a chicken dinner will entertain attendees with committee leadership by G Edward Geise and a long list of chairpersons and feature organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Heights
Dixie Highway
Sisters of Notre Dame
G. Edward Geise
Ft. Mitchell
Louis Marshall
J. Korte
Dora Schmidt
Henry Hanses
Irene Whery
Edward Biggs
John F. Cook
Emma _ Klosterman
Mary Wagner
John Gries
Dessaur
Lotto
Edward Duffy
Daniel Reardon
Mary Menge
Millie Klosterman
Albert Marks
Podesta
Mary Elrod
Michael Foltz
T. F. Donnelly
George Lubrecht
Booths
Morris Dwyer
Cruelty Grounds Sought in Three Divorce Pleas
Mrs Anna Baxter of 323 Crescent avenue filed for divorce from John William Baxter of 623 West Third street claiming cruelty and seeking child custody and alimony. The couple wed January 25, 1921. Mrs Marie Parsons of 429 Greenup street also seeks divorce from Frank Parsons on cruelty grounds with custody and alimony, wed January 1921. Mrs Cora Jump was granted a divorce from Arthur Jump on cruelty charges in Judge Applegate's court. they married September 19, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Baxter
Crescent Avenue
John William Baxter
West Third Street
Marie Parsons
Greenup Street
Frank Parsons
Cora Jump
Local Bankrupt Merchant and City Court Fines Weigh On Carlisle News
Jesse J. Rogers of Carlisle Kentucky filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court listing assets of 1709.16 and debts of 1768.60. William Mullins of Third and Main streets was fined 25 dollars plus costs for drunken and disorderly conduct after pleading guilty. John Baxter of West Third street was fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct per his wife. William Zinsmasters of West South Yate street Newport died at St. Elizabeth Hospital from injuries in a Pittsburgh railcar fall. he was a baggage master. Wayne Kerns and William Martin of West Covington and Madison avenue faced continued cases for permitting games of chance, each with multiple slot machines involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse J. Rogers
Carlisle
William Mullins
Geval Third
Philipps
Mulline
Schwall
John Baxter
West Third _ street
Anna Baxter
William Zinsmasters
South Yate Street
Newport
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Ray Kerns
Altamont Road
West Covington
William Martin
Madison Avenue
Kerns
Martin
Notable residents listed for obituary notice
Willard L Vories Covington Agatha N Burns Covington Frank W Lynskey Newport Anna S Durkin Covington Dr Alfred R Rich Covington Mary Helen Matthews Covington L P Mingledorff Covington Marie Gaskins Ludlow Arthur J Monahan Brighton Mich Florence E Richter Brighton Mich Charles B Smith Cincinnati Mary J Bailey Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard L. Vories
Covington
Agatha N. Burns
Frank W. Lynskey
Newport
Anna S. Durkin
Alfred R. Rich
Mary Helen Matthews
L. P. Mingledorff
Marie Gaskins
Ludlow
Arthur J. Monahan
Brighton
Mich
Florence E. Richter
Charles B. Smith
Cincinnati
Mary J. Bailey
Retiring Negro Mail Carrier Charles E Goode Honored
Charles E Goode a longtime negro letter carrier retires after thirty four years with the postal service. Postmaster A L Behymer congratulated him in a letter. Goode served routes between Second street and the river and Vine and Smith streets. He resides at 4031 Delaney street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Goode
A. L. Behymer
Goode
Second Street
River
Vine
Smith Streets
Delaney Street
School children welcome 24 playgrounds and four pools
Twenty four playgrounds opened for hundreds of children under Miss Helen Flannery with J A Schwarz absent. Supervisors guided activities from 9 am to 8 30 pm. Pools opened at Bloom Guilford Rothenberg Withrow Sands for girls and boys three days weekly, Sands School offering six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Flannery
J. A. Schwarz
Bold Face
Sixth
Sedam
Douglas
Arms
Chapel
Filson
Young
Ringgold
Grant
McMicken
Walnut
Hanna
Dunlap
Hoffman
Woodburn
Dexter
Inwood
Vine
Hollister
Lincoln
Clark
Freeman
Lytle
Third
Lawrence
McKinley
Wade
John
North Fairmount
Baltimore
Liddell
Northside
Hamilton
Blue Rock
Oyler
Storrs
Burns
Pleasant Ridge
Ridge Avenue
Riverview
Front
Artin
Sands
Poplar
Freeman Avenue
Sherman
Eighth
Mound
Linton
Barr
Cutter
Symmes
Bank
Turkey Ridge
Delta
Valley Park
Colerain Avenue
Bates Street
Washburn
Linn
Clinton
Washington
Twelfth
Elm
Ziegler
Sycamore
Bloom
Guilford
Rothenberg
Withrow
Sands School
Sherrill to wage war on turns against lights
City Manager Col. Sherrill announced a police campaign against motorists who turn on red lights. After a rush hour inspection he said the 20 second timing speeds traffic and that violators will be arrested and prosecuted. Pedestrians must observe traffic signals too and obey the lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Sherrill
Col. Sherrill
Eighth Street
Broadway
Lighting progress remembered by Rugkauf at Cincinnati luncheon
Benjamin H. Rugkau p credit manager of Union Gas and Electric spoke to the Cincinnati Electric Club at the Gibson about half a century of illumination. He recalled kerosene street lighting and the arrival of gas jets arc lights gas mantles and incandescent electric lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin H. Rugkaup
Union Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati Electric Club
Gibson
Cincinnati
Real estate transfers include several city properties
George Christofield took possession of a brick St Louis apartment at 4516 Circle Ave Winton Place for 15000 with four and five room units and two rooms on the third floor. Leo Pollak broker arranged the sale with Myers Y Cooper. A two family brick at 3422 Price Ave Price Hill was bought by Walter J and Ethel Haney for 8000 broker Joseph Sehlhorst for Bernard Borgmann. A brick five room semis on 4069 St Williams Ave Price Hill was bought by Arthur H and Clara Krieg for 9750 seller Jacob Finer broker Roth Fessler. Sheriff transfers list Mt Auburn Nellie Iliff to B Ohlendorf 107 Mason St 000 and to Helen B hlendorf 109 Mason St 7500. Kennedy Heights Albert H Eyrich to Perry Spresser 40x100 ft west of Coleridge Ave south of Zinsle Ave 1 Hyde Park Sarah Barr to Joseph Mand Jes V Conway 50x150 ft Madison Ave 1 Dalewood F W Koller to Louise Koller Lots 188 189 1 Louise Koller to F W Koller ten year lease July 8 1926 rent 12 Deer Park George H Hamann to Charles F and Antoinette Jeffre 50 ft Lot 34 Mutual Homestead 1 Walewood Louise Koller to Cecil F Siders Lots 138 139 1 Norwood Langdon Realty Co to J L Goodlander lease for 30 ft Harris Ave 60 ft from Montgomery Ave monthly rent 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Christofield
St. Louis
Circle Avenue
Winton Place
Myers Y. Cooper
Leo Pollak
Mt. Auburn
Nellie Iliff
Ae B. Ohlendorf
Mason Street
Helen B.hlendorf
Kennedy Heights
Albert H. Eyrich
Perry Spresser
Coleridge Avenue
Zinsle Avenue
Hyde Park
Sarah Barr
Joseph Mand Jes V. Conway
Cecil F. Siders
Norwood
Langdon Realty Company
J. L. Goodlander
Harris Avenue
Montgomery Avenue
Transfers Chronicle Across Towns From Park Way to Woodmont
A sweep of real estate transfers across Springfield Township Pleasant Ridge Lisonville Central Pleasant Ridge Madisonville Pat Healthy Loveland Park Avondale Anderson Township Oakley West End Anna Bauer Northside Weigold Westwood Walnut Hills Kennetree Avondale Green Township Westwood Walnut Hills Madison Place Subdivision shows parcels changing hands for nominal sums. Purchasers include Edwina N Wilson Elsie Cal lah an Catherine Huele Rand J Dorger Urban J Bruns William M Arthur Catherine and Mary J Huele and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Township
Vocalstyle Music Company
Edwina N. Wilson
Parkway Avenue
Springfield Pike
Pleasant Ridge
John Dougrange
Emanuel Cassinelli
Lester Road
Montgomery
Lisonville
Paul Cook
Elsie F. Callahan
Celeron
Oakley
Mabel Rempe
Minnie Rempe
Schuster & Wilson’s
Henry Yager
Katie Fahne
Washington
Lafayette Avenue
William Keller
Josephs. McKinley
John Street
Oliver Street
Anna Bauer
Joseph S. McKinley
Northside
J. Sherman Weigold
Milton C
Emma C. Dillman
Oanege
Green
Peter Fillipp
Diehl Road
Green Township
Anna R. Pope
Amelia Ee
Wiestwood
Edgar H. Griley
William and
Kate Becht
Walnut Hills
Annette Samson
William W. Cordell, Sr
Henry Walter
Madison Place
Fred D. High
Stanley W. Trosset
Loan assignments and amounts from multiple individuals
A list of transfers shows numerous individuals lending to banks and loan companies with specified amounts. Names include Loretto Baum, Heyob, John G. Neust ein, William Becht, A Klug, L Ward, Joseph Ford Jr, Edwina Wilson, Florence Hatfield, Mary Hall, Max Cohen, James C. Anderson, Fred Liflick, Edward Faulkner, Katherine Vogele, Frank Postero, Marie Weiss, Robert Blickensderfer, Isalie Miller, von Spresser, Jne, and others with sums ranging from about 330 to 38,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretto Baum
Burnet Woods B. & S. Co
Heyob
Central Fairmount
John G. “Neustein
Same
William Becht
Bsee A. Klug
Ceideell
Taylor
L. Ward
Clarence J. Griese
Joseph Ford, Jr
William G. Ruppert
Edwina Wilson
Colon Eciott
Florence M. Hatfield
Germania No. 2
Mary Hall
Southern Ohio Loan Company
Max Cohen
Commonwealth Mortgage and General Loan Company
James C. Anderson
Seventh Ward i. & B. Co
Fred E. Liflick
Edward E. Faulkner
Katherine Vogele
Prt
Teen Postero
Union Trust Company
Frank Postero
Marie Weiss
Walker O. Lewis
Robert Blickensderfer
Washington Mortgage Company
Ice Heaton, Jr
William O. Getker
Charles L. King
C. A. Landherr
Isalie C. Miller
M. H. Armstrong
von Spresser
Albert H. Engrich
Jne
Baltimore Ave
Seuine Schmidt
Benk Street
B. A. Co
George Springer, Jr
John E. Harlander
Katie Fahnestock
Evanston B. & L. Co
Mortgages Canceled in Various Transactions
List of mortgage cancellations and assignments including values such as 1000, 8500, 800, and 2000 involving lenders like Madisonville Deposit Bank Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Western and Southern Life Insurance Company. Parties include Elizabeth Deal Samuel Deal Martha Huber Emma Spinner Elsie Schrier and Bernice C Roberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goalate
Lehman
West Liberty B. & L
Liasie Deal
Newtown B. & L. A.co
Elizabeth Deal
Samuel Deal
Cnate J. Erb
Home Builders’ L. & S. Martin S. Taylor
Sallie S.pet
Benning
Hyde Park B. L
Murphy
Os Gee
Southern Ohio Savings
McCleskay
Germania No
Ee Hatfield
Same
Thomas Cain
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Fort Erie Race Day Results With Tight Finishes
Racing card results list six races from Fort Erie track with purse levels from 1000 to 1200 and distances from five furlongs to one mile. Notable finishes include War Dress, Fallen Leaf, and Spark Water in a maiden event, Body Guard and Timeless in a claiming, Balto and Artifice in two year olds, The Missus and Powder in a 11-16 mile event, Attack and Forecast II in the Thorold Handicap, and Manila and Manila-related entries in later races. Weather clear, track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orse
Walls
Schaefer
Thames
Superline
Eliza Jane
Tenacity
Mr. Gaiety
Mahoney
Renzatti
Pr’cy
Stretton
Helen Buck
the Fenian
Hardman
Regal Toy
Rhinestone
Thompson
Balto
Canada
Attack
Smith
Forecast II
Thomson
Thornton
Riverdale Stable
Talladega
Peternel
Laddie Buck
Munden
Gymkhana
Merry Man
Kafiya
Danger Signal
Sue
Pickie
Thomas
Reigh
Sanabar
Wormweld
Peterwell
Hijo
Herbert
B. of the West
E’k’son
Fairbank
Doc Gaiety
Chloris
New Beauty
Abel
Theo
Fay
Lemnos
Charlie
Manila
Volcano
Hunt
Lisah
Moore
Bourassa
Simeon
Chula Vista
Wise Cracker
Ed Pendleton
el Canoe
Scortched
Llewellyn
Levon
Blue Fire
Id of
India
Enras Stella
Joan Shirl
Nainehart
Martins Caddy
Lois Rinehart
Lehigh Valley
Washakie
Rosewood II
Sunny. Love
Judicial
Colorfu
Alldin
Tempesto
Sheet Eaenbeeenee Ress
Everglade
Shevlin
Chance Play
Vigator Eevee
Brown Bud Seeewesees
Dunmore
Chief Sabattus
Friedjof Nansen
Mirafel
Warwick
Kings Court
Harry Teeeeneere
Sun Lynn
Maid of Orleans
Overlord
TW. J. Salmon
Adria Garden
Arno Evebebannesves
Oriental Llewellyn
Donnavideo Sets Key Pace In One Mile Aged Stakes
Fifth Race at Aqueduct featured mares and older horses in a claiming event over one mile. Notable entries include Donnavideo carrying 105 pounds and Hell Cat Glorianes with 100 pounds while others like Kathleen Cros and Gold Button carried 119 to 104 and 118 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnavideo
Hell Cat Glorianes
Kathleen Cros Gold Button
Fort Erie Entries First Race Claiming
Full declaring list for Fort Erie races shows purse of 1000 dollars for three year olds and up in a six furlong claiming event with horses including GOP Early Button Bright Margaretta E Dr Chas Wells Fear Not Lieut Farrell Galloping Sou r Who Knows Me and others. The second and third races outline Canadian foaled claiming races at one mile with entries Rock Sugar Muskallonge Foreland Pereese Cannes Lang Syne Soubrette IT Glimmering Dolly Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button Bright
Margaretta E
Dr. Chas. Wells
Lieut. Farrell
Who
Rock Sugar
Muskallonge
Foreland
Pereese
Cannes
Lang Syne
Glimmering
Dolly Dunbar
Canada
Aqueduct Race Day First Card Delivers Fast 4 Furlong Maiden Debut
The opening program at Aqueduct features six races led by a purse of 1000 for two year old fillies. Broken Vows and Tip Top head the maidens while Beaming and Nama, Lavish, Hail Columbia race. Second race covers a 2 mile cross country steeplechase with Ararat I and Lieutenant Seas staking places. Third race sees Helvetia top the Artful fillies at 8-5 with Sabine close behind. Fifth race offers 1000 claiming with Danby and Lingard Fields among the contenders. Sixth race Castleton allowances assign No Regrets and Pillotta to the top spots. Weather clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Tip Top
Ellis
Beaming
Shillick
Lavish
Columbia
Port Hole
Grey Mist
Sun Fairy
G. W. Loft
J. E. Madden
Kilmer
Menton
Compensation
War Queen
Flambino
Sunwin
Ararati
Cheyrie
Lieutenant Seas
Kelly
Lipingo
Holley
Bambino
Horace
W. A. Read
Helvetia
McDermott
Duke of Ridge
Hectors
Sugar
Hampton Lady
Lottie Loraine
Betty
South
Little Clair Seevenge
Empalla Ee Neenewenereres
Aneeneneenewes
Havana Electric
Seth
Ason
Roya
Linge
Akron Race Results Highlight Mixed Purses and Scratches
Race card reports multiple claiming events from $500 purses to $800, with six races listed. Winners include Coast Ford and Oneida in early heats, plus Queen Navarre and Lafe M taking later legs. Scratches include Zeleea, Gussie P, Margarett Gant, Lola Montez, High Gear, and Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeleea
Streight
M’arthur
Jeffries
Nsman
McDon
Coastal Ford
Eames
Outward Bound
Billy Welch
Tease
Gussie P
Padlock
Locarno Rolds
Orse
Traight
Oneida
Harlan
Lastar
Benecia
Deep Grass
Fou de Joie
Duke of Ridgeview
St. Augustine
Derrick
West Point
Dawson
Dahinda
Murphy
Rove
Accondhla N
Chow
Royal Jane Chant
Oonah
Winnie Oynn
Bill Ainsworth
Briar
Bantam
Serbian
Birem
Miss Edith
Mike
Clarence Hacer
King
McCabbe
Tierney Bisesein
Donna Santa
Lafe M
Marjorie C
Healy
Pardon
Allen
Rose Bell
Queen Navarre
Vitealy
Valence
Iscocles
Wild Bill
Air Mail
Castilla
Margaret Gant
Lola Montez
Erlanger
Cogan
Lakross
Pauley
Miss Em
Fame
Sam Grebet
Willy Walz
Peace Pal
Baladin
Edith Clifford
High Gear
Evening Star
Sinvonaeremeesek Canblaas
Sweet
Oak
Handful
Koellia
Cru
Bailey Held for Cincinnati Police Robbery Case
Russell Bailey of 1148 Poplar Street was held at Wrightsville Pennsylvania yesterday for Cincinnati police. He is charged with robbing Boulevard Garage on Henry and Dunlap streets last week and assaulting watchman William Turner on Kilgour Street. Detectives McCleary and Sweeney will return Bailey to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bailey
Poplar Street
Wrightsville
Cincinnati
Emmett Kirgan
Bailey
Boulevard
Henry
Dunlap
William Turner
Kilgour Street
McCleary
Sweeney
Brakes Defective in 37 Percent of Autos Tested
The Cincinnati Automobile Club conducted a brake test yesterday. Of 525 cars examined, 139 sets or about 87 percent were defective. Tests occurred on Victory boulevard near McMillan street from 10 AM to 4 PM with 37 feet stopping distance for two wheel brakes and 22 feet for four wheel brakes at 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
John J. Arnold
Victory Boulevard
McMillan Street
Mr. Arnold
Arnould
Delta Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Linton
Oak Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Alfred
Straight Streets
Cincinnati Turners Host Fifteen German Athletes
The Cincinnati Turners welcome a delegation of fifteen top German athletes today on their way to Louisville for the National Turners tournament. The afternoon includes a luncheon at the Gibson, an auto ride, and a public reception at Central Turner Hall with the Edelweiss and United Singer choirs. Prof. Oscar Berger, president of the German National Association of Turners, leads the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Turners
Germany
Louisville
the Gibson
Central Turner Hall
Edelweiss
United Singer
Oscar Berger
German National Association of Turners
Rapid Transit Study Urged to Test Oakley Line
Frank H Freericks urged a $1 000 000 spend to complete a transit line to Oakley for a trial operation. He advised against a $50 000 traffic survey and favored a practical demonstration by running the Oakley branch. Committee members took the letter under advisement as Rose deferred judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Freericks
Oakley
Charles O. Rose
E. W. Edwards
Rapid Transit Commission
Walter Draper
Street Railway Company
Freericks
Central Parkway
Vine Street
Government Square
Rose
Accused Speeder Fath Fined and Wallet Tapped
Elmer Fath 26 of 1667 Spring Grove avenue faced a $50 fine and costs and two months driving suspension after being accused by Officer Richard Hillgrove of threatening to “get his job” following a speeding citation on Colerain avenue. Also fined were Albert Connelly 22 and others for speeding on Elberon avenue and Colerain avenues with varying penalties and suspensions. list includes Krebs, Hettenmiller, Runs, Rodeberg, Artheer, Boyd, Hill, Reller, Northcutt, and Lauderbach with amounts from $10 to $42 and 23 to 44 days suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Fath
Spring Grove Avenue
Alexander
Richard Hillgrove
Fath
Mt. Healthy
Colerain Avenue
Albert Connelly
Packer
Hillside Avenue
Darby Road
Charles Kurger
Elberon Avenue
William Krebs
Painter
McPherson Avenue
Frank Hettenmiller
Rosemont Avenue
Clifford Runs
Elm Street
Herman Rodeberg
Herbert Avenue
William J. Artheer
Martin Road
William Boyd
Augusta Avenue
Cheviot
Robert Hill
John Street
Ben Reller
Four Arrested in Raids on Big Miami Give Bonds
Four of five men taken by federal prohibition agents and county officers in raids on camps along the Big Miami River were released on bond after arraignment before United States Commissioner Thomas M. Gregory. A fifth was remanded to jail for bail issues. Bonds ranged from 1,000 to 2,500 with hearings set in late June and early July. All charged with possessing intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Big Miami River
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Venice
John Doering
Powers Street
Peter Bien
Herron Avenue
Harry Garrett
Ben F. Parker
Hamilton
Edward Bennett
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Northern Kentucky Association
Foreman Paty
Foreman
Lonnie Paty
Southgate Street
Roetken
Lonnie
Lonnie Patyn
Geovannino Romito
Biehl ‘Avenue
Mountain Valley Water Co
BOE -W
Seventh St
Eagle Savings and Loan Ass’n
E. Court
Fred Tuxe
Edw. Holz
ST. Joseph
Kenton Circuit Court
Covington Notes
Price Avenue
Walter J
Ethel Haney
Joseph Sehlhorst
Bernard J. Borgmann
Arthur H
Clara Kreig
St. Williams Avenue
Jacob Finer
Roth & Fessler
Westwood
Harry Yanney
Clifford C. Hunnefeld
Samuel Yugend
Wardall Avenue
Boudinot
Edward Schreier
Dave Zaretsky
Locust Street
Melrose Avenue
Kennetree
William Krekeler
Lota
William P. Wallace
Dita Jones
Raymond J. Kerber
James Te
Emont Avenue
Fort Erie
Mayne
Richards
Sarapion
Fator
Imcor
Montferrat
Afton
Kiter
Bombshell
T. J. Healy
Applecross
Pieceman
Kilter
Agnate
Prattle
Dignity
Brosehover
Xenophon
Danby
Catrone
Ben A
Lingard Fields
Av Ansfer
Ansfer
Salta
Sonny
SW. Miller
Weldemar
Rosina
Sweep It
Aneheies
Cahill
Tomahawk — Times
Zeed
Yoshimi
Upton
Hell Piff
Lombardé
Endicott
Vallette
Espino
Castleton
Sharpe
Pillotta
Weiner
Arrogant
Sene
E. Madden
Terry
Akron
Turners
Aurora
F. H. Freericks
Speeder
Big Miami
Citizens National Bank & Trust
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Shenandoah Valley
Luray
Grand Caverns
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Richmond
C. H. Johnson
Dixie Terminal
B. C. Farising
C. P. A. Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!