Covington Jury Rules in Bridge and Railroads Case
The Kaltenbrunners sue Chesapeake & Ohio Louisville & Nashville Covington Elevated Bridge and Railway Transfer Boxley Bros over a 1928 sidewalk collapse injuring Mrs Kaltenbrunner. Four workers escaped injury as the wall fell after excavations near their former building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Covington
Kaltenbrunner
Boxley Bros
Kaltenbrunners
Matt L. Harbeson
A. E. Stricklett
Boxley Brothers
Galvin & Tracy
Cincinnati
Assault charge binds peddler to grand jury
Marcellus Brockmeter a 31 year old peddler of 1507 Garrard street was held to the Kenton County Grand Jury by Judge Joseph Goodenough in police court on an assault and battery charge. Bond set at 200. The alleged attack on 52 year old Mrs Etta Riley of 1109 Garrard street occurred May 13 when she refused his request to lie down. Brockmeier denied the charge claiming an alibi at his home while Riley, severely injured, was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital and later identified him as her assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Street
Volz
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Elizabeth Taylor
Lock
Cincinnati
Marcellus Brockmeter
Garrard Street
Etta Riley
Kenton County Grand Jury
Joseph Goodenough
Brockmeier
Riley
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Campaign for 2500 new members for Covington home
The Covington Protestant Children's Home Society moves into day two of its drive to recruit 2500 new members. Frank Van Winkle and Fr. Mitchell lead as general chairmen, with Orie Ware and a committee listing Chester Davis Erlanger Charles Clark Linus Hand Clay Blackburn and Warren Elliston from Latonia. The plan covers several days and targets small surrounding towns with a $5 annual membership to replace tag days and other fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie S. Ware
Covington
Chester T. Davis
Erlanger
Charles Eugene Clark
West Covington
Linus Hand
Clay Blackburn
Warren Elliston
Latonia
Two Republicans in field for Congress seat in Sixth District
A Frankfort telegram notes Brent Spence of Ft. Thomas as the sole Democratic candidate for Congress in Kentucky's Sixth District. On the Republican side J Lincoln Newhall seeks re election and Marie Haller of Ft. Thomas is a rival for the nomination. Senator John M Robsion of Barboursville is the Republican candidate for both short and long U S Senate terms, currently serving after Sackett's appointment as ambassador to Germany. Judge Mills M Logan of Bowling Green and Ben Williamson of Ashland are also seeking the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Brent Spence
Ft. Thomas
Congress
J. Lincoln Newhall
Marie Haller
John M. Robsion
Barboursville
United States
Frederic M. Sackett
Germany
Mills M. Logan
Bowling Green
Ben Williamson
Ashland
Short and Long Terms Defined for Sackett Senate Seat
The ticket specifies two United States Senate terms from the Democratic ticket. The short term covers Sackett's four month unexpired term, while the long term continues beyond that period. The arrangement clarifies succession and election timing for the seat.
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United States
Sackett
Legionnaires urge Congress to stay in session for relief bill
Charles M. Ciarlo of James Wallace Costigan Post Newport appeals to war veterans to contact Congressmen and press them to remain in session until a veterans relief bill is enacted. He cites press reports of the bill and potential presidential veto and notes telegrams from Legion members and influential citizens can help secure action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Ciarlo
James Wallace Costigan
American Legion
Newport
Ciarlo
Legion
O. L. Bodenhamer
Hildreth Heads Covington Civitan Club
Charles Hildreth was elected President of the Covington Civitan Club at the regular meeting last night. Other officers named include Nicholas J. Gausepohl as Vice President James E. Dunning as Treasurer Fred E. Hugenberg Louis J. Patrick and William P. Shields as directors.
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Hildreth
Civitans
Charles Hildreth
Covington Civitan Club
Nicholas J. Gausepohl
James E. Dunning
Fred E. Hugenberg
Louis J. Patrick
William P. Shields
Kenton Circuit Court Divorces Granted In Cruelty Cases
Ruth Connelly was granted a divorce from James H. Connelly in Judge Bryson's court. They married March 1, 1924, and separated May 21, 1930. Francis Charles Burley filed for divorce from Leona Burley of Anaconda, married September 20, 1925, separated May 1928. Cora B. Langley sues Robert C. Langley for divorce on cruelty and seeks child custody and support. married April 9, 1920, separated April 18, 1930. Margaret Taylor sues Ernest Taylor of Columbus for cruelty and restoration of her maiden name Margaret Murphy. married April 18, 1928, separated June 10, 1930. Bertha O Banion of 410 Johnson street obtained a divorce from Curtis O Banion on cruelty. she has lived with her father since separation three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Ruth Connelly
Bryson
James H. Connelly
Banklick Street
Francis Charles Burley
Leona Burley
Anaconda
Mont
Cora B., Langley
Robert C. Langley
Margaret Taylor
Ernest Taylor
Columbus, O
Margaret Murphy
Bertha O’banion
Johnson Street
Curtis O’banion
Sanders Dailey
Marriage Licenses in Five States and Cities
Five couples announced licenses across Indiana Kentucky Ohio and North Carolina including Clifford Hauck 25 printer Aurora Indiana and Leona Heskamp 26 Covington Kentucky C BE Potts 32 barber Hamilton Ohio and Laura Smith 27 Clover Bottom Kentucky Herman Borchers 30 fruit dealer Covington Kentucky with Margie Giers 24 Patrick Kierney 46 retired Asheville North Carolina Virginia Parris 24 George Brintlinger 22 Ruth Hafey 19 Irving Burr 22 instructor Priscilla Brown 19 Yellow Springs Ohio.
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Clifford Hauck
Aurora
Ind
Leona Heskamp
Covington
C. BE. Potts
Barber
Hamilton
Laura Smith
Clover Bottom
Herman J. Borchers
Margie A. Giers
Patrick Kierney
Virginia Parris
Asheville
N. C
George
Eagles Name Cincinnati Man As Treasurer In Ohio
EAGLES CHOOSE CINCINNATI MAN AS TREASURER IN OHIO. At the Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention in Columbus Ohio the delegates approved a 10 cent member assessment to fund pension legislation campaigns and planned meetings before the August primary and in September. E. N. Berry of Cleveland was elected President with other officers named and delegates to the national meeting in San Francisco selected including Gerald H. Nau Elyria retiring President and Steve Laser Elyria District 3 to attend respective sessions.
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NEW
R. O
Order of Eagless
Columbus
Lima
E. N. Berry
Cleveland
Louis Rudner
Barberton
Joseph Curren
Youngstown
Matt L. Brown
Springfield
William G. Beatty
Cincinnati
Joseph Smith
Ashtabula
Samuel Hoff
Toledo
Sanford Morrison
Warren
San Francisco
Gerald H. Nau
Elyria
Leonard Ralston
Norwood
George A. Herman
Steve Laser
Mosby’s Expands. Huber Named General Sales Manager
Mosby Medicine announces expansion plans to be rolled out this fall. Ray H. Huber, currently Eastern representative with Cincinnati offices, will become general sales manager, based in Cincinnati, starting July 1. He has led Mosby demonstrations and the New York campaign before taking on this broader role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosby Medicine Company
Ray H. Huber
Cincinnati Concern
Paramount
Times Square
New York City
Cincinnati
Huber
Mosby
Camden N. J
Greater
New York
Newport Welfare Group Protest Ras In Gar Fares
East End Welfare Association protested Union Light and Power Company fare increase and electric rate cuts at a meeting yesterday. A committee will confer with Newport City Commissioners. resolution urged no street car fare hikes and urged fact report at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
East End Welfare Association
Newport City Commissioners
Newport
Board of Commissioners
Morris Essig
Otto Kuppinger
Third Street Widening Contract Is Awarded
Newport City Commissioners awarded Andrews Asphalt Paving Company the contract to reconstruct and widen Third Street between York and Monmouth and York Street from Third to Southgate. The bid totaled 9281.25 dollars. The city will have no expense as the Central Bridge Company funds the project and plans to contribute 10,000 dollars for street improvements to match the bridge approach. The board also awarded Safety Commissioner James Fuller 252.56 dollars for pay during his police detective tenure between August and November of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Andrews Asphalt Paving Company
Third Stret
York and
Monmouth Streets
York Street
Third
Southgate Street
Central Bridge Company
James Fuller
Fuller
Meunchen Funeral for Bellevue Tailor at Local Home
Funeral services will be held for Joseph Meunchen 66 Bellevue tailor who died at his home following injuries from an automobile accident and subsequent complications. He was born in Germany and lived most of his life in Bellevue. Survived by widow Emma and three sons Raymond Earl and Charles Meunchen. Services at Vonderhaar Stetter funeral home tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meunchen
Joseph Meunchen
Ward Avenue
Bellevue
Vonderhaar & Stetter
Germany
Emma ‘Eunchen
Raymond
Earl
Charles Meunchen
Divorce Granted After Twenty Six Years of Separation
Mrs Dorothy Schlager of 26 East Sixth street Newport obtained a divorce from Joseph Schlager in Campbell County Circuit Court after twenty six years apart. She said they wed in Louisville on April 27 1900, he deserted in January 1904 and she has heard nothing since, not knowing his whereabouts.
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Dorothy Schlager
East Sixth Street
Newport
Joseph Schlager
Campbell County
Moose Social To Aid State Convention Funds
Newport Lodge of Moose No 510 hosts a three day card social at Moose Temple 321 Washington Avenue to defray expenses for the upcoming state Moose convention in Newport next September. A committee announced euchre and lotto games will entertain attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Lodge of Moose
Moose Temple
Washington Avenue
Moose
Newport
Couples from Ohio listed in social notes
The record lists George A. Fox 21 laborer Rome Ohio and Elizabeth Brown 21 Columbus Ohio along with Alfred Pursell 23 advertising man and Mary Watts 21 both of Cincinnati. Harold Govner 25 proprietor Piqua Ohio and Cleo Hurley 31 Dayton Ohio appear in the same social item.
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George A. Fox
Rome
Elizabeth Brown
Columbus
Alfred Pursell
Mary Watts
Cincinnati
Harold Govner
Piqua
Jones to Aid Woodcock as Mitchell's Prohibition Head
Washington June 24. Howard T. Jones, an assistant in the office of Assistant Attorney General Youngquist, was named Assistant Director of Prohibition by Attorney General Mitchell. Jones becomes assistant to Amos W. Woodcock, named Director of Prohibition the day before. He had long served as an aide to Mabel Walker Willebrandt and was regarded as one of the leading prohibition attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard T. Jones
Youngquist
Mitchell
Jones
Amos W. Woodcock
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Welfare Department
Stolen Madonna Recovered in Toronto Bank Vault
A reproduction of the Madonna de Cologne, once stolen from Hamburg galleries eighteen months ago, was found by police in a Toronto bank vault. The artifact is a prized German possession and its recovery ends a long chase.
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Toronto
Ontario
Cologne
Germany
Hamburg
Cooper Speaks on Ohio Policy and Budget Reform
Governor Cooper defended his administration outlining economic policy, conservation, and state building efforts. He highlighted a no-debt record, wage increases for essential workers, and a new accounting system to track receipts and expenditures. He warned against waste and pledged a constructive welfare and penal program with expanded hospitals and new facilities across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Heflebower
Hamilton County
Women’s Republican Club
Mund
Thomas J. Elliott
Cooper
Gov. Cooper
Ohio
Welfare Department
Gallipolis
Massillon
General Assembly
Department of Finance
Missionary dismissed over Gandhi propaganda at mission schools
An American mission in India dismissed a missionary amid accusations of political activity in support of Gandhi. The official note cited propaganda in the mission high school, theological seminary, and teachers training institute, linked to Reginald Reynolds and Gandhi’s ultimatum to the Viceroy. Keithan awaited the Governor’s decision on his future course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Reynolds
Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Keithan
Mission High School
Theological Seminary
Teachers’ Training Institute
Romanian Plot to Restore Carol Ends in Flight and Return
The article recounts a covert Romania plot led by Col. V. Precup and M. Manoilescu to restore Prince Carol to the throne. Carol travels from Normandy to Munich and Cluj, with air support and a dramatic last leg to Bucharest, entering Cotroceni at midnight. The piece also notes rumors of King Boris of Bulgaria seeking a Scandinavian bride amid marriage prospects in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway.
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Prince Nicholas
M. Manoilescu
Union of Chambers of Commerce
E. Ottetelisanu
Meteorological Institute
Col. Precup
Manoilescu
Paris
Prince Carol
Romania
Col. Dahinten
Cluj
Precup
Carol
Normandy
Munich
Air Force
Pop
Budapest
Col. Dahinton
Bucharest
Mt. Caraiman
New Jersey Republicans drop dry plank under Morrow push
At the New Jersey Republican state convention Dwight W. Morrow influences a wet plank in the tentative platform calling for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and liquor control return to the states. Democrats push repeal of prohibition. both parties mark a historic shift. Platforms to be ratified or amended Tuesday amid wet and dry pressures.
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New York World News Service
Trenton
N. J
Republican Party
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
Munro Named Minister to Haiti by Hoover
Washington June 24 Dana G Munro chief of the Latin American affairs division at the State Department was nominated by President Hoover to be Minister to Haiti.
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Haiti
Washington
Dana G. Munro
State Department
Hoover
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