Covington Whisky Theft Sentences Delayed for Bullock Trial
Judge A M J Cochran postponed sentencing of J J Geisen EB Goodenough Richard Edmonds Marty Donnelly Bert Boemker William Slo mer Roscoe Rich and George Gates on whisky theft charges until after retrials of Chief Bullock and Detective Logan Goodson set for August 9. The seven men were admitted to bonds of 5000 each and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M.J. Cochran
United States District Court
J. J. Geisen
EB. Goodenough
Richard Edmonds
Marty Donnelly
Bert Boemker
William
Slomer Roscoe Rich
George Gates
EB Bullock
Logan Goodson
Cochran
Bullock-Goodson
Bullock
Goodson
John B. O’ Neal
O'Neal
Internal Revenue Office
Williams Pleads Guilty in Volstead Case for Wife
Attorney William Wood represents George Williams of Covington who admitted guilt at a preliminary hearing for violating the Volstead act. Judge Cochran fines Williams zero and costs as he says the wife manufactured and sold beer at their home while Williams only “washed some bottles.” Williams claims he shielded his wife and has since been unable to locate her after she absconded with cash and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
George Williams
Crescent Avenue
Covington
Cochran
Williams
West
Cincinnati
Moody suit against United States Motor Track Co gains injunction modification
Judge Cochran in Lexington modified a temporary injunction in the Moody case involving Claude Moody of New York against United States Motor Track Co of Covington and locked-out workers. The order allows one employee entrance and limits unions to four peaceful pickets, with continued hearing to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Claude Moody
New York
United States Motor Track Company of
Covington
Cochran
Moody
Walter Gordon Merritt
M. H. McLean
William Price
William Thorndyke
Cincinnati
Lewis F. Brown
City and School Taxes Now Payable
Taxes for June and October are ready for payment at City Building. Payable with no penalty before the deadline, with office open every evening until 4 o clock. George C. Stahel, Commissioner of Public Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Stahel
Public Finance
Churches Launch Go-to-Church Ad Campaign in Newport
Protestant churches in Northern Kentucky plan a broad Go-to-Church movement with an $8 000 fundraising goal. Liberal newspaper ads and other methods are expected to boost church attendance. Finance Advertising and Publicity committees will be formed after a Newport meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Newport
Race Tickets Cause Fine for Blair in Police Court
Blair, 25, of West Eighth Street Cincinnati, was fined $50 and costs for disorderly conduct after a week ago arrest at the Latonia race track on a complaint by Everett Snodgrass of East Fifth Street. A vagrancy charge was dismissed. Snodgrass claimed he gave Blair $20 for four matuel tickets, Blair returning only three and saying the fourth would go to the jockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE
Blair
West Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Latonia
Everett Snodgrass
East Fifth Street
Snodgrass
Dr. Hunt to Deliver Farewell Sermon in Covington
Dr. I Cochrane Hunt longtime pastor of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church will preach the closing sermon of his ministry at a Union Service in Covington at Fifth and Greenup at 7 30 Sunday evening. His subject is not listed in the fragment.
God’s Infallible Remedy for Human Need
Dr Hunt resumes duties as secretary after resigning as pastor at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. He begins work for the Southern States organization in a full capacity role, taking up new responsibilities in the secretaryship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Hunt
Night High School Graduates Win Full Diplomas
Six girls from Covington Night High School received diplomas instead of certificates after urging the board of education. The board granted the request unanimously, with H S Cox recommending changes that will relieve principals of duties and add substitute teachers. Bids for painting were rejected and planned renovations will be halted for the year, though interior calso mining and outer woodwork painting will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Aveaplomas
Board of Education
H. SS. Cox
Calso
Tires Stolen From Freight Car Near Ludlow
About fifteen automobile tires were stolen from a freight car on the Q. and C. Railroad two miles west of Ludlow as the train moved last evening. Thieves entered the freight car at the ore end and loaded the tires into awaiting cars at the second trestle. Chief Special Agent F E McMullen alerted county authorities, reported Patrolman B F C Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
BF. C. Hall
F E. C. McMullen
Memorial Services Held by Knights of St John in Kentucky
The Knights of St John will join Newport brethren for the first state memorial services. Tomorrow afternoon, in St Stephen's Cemetery, Newport, a field mass and sermon will be conducted by Father Daniels of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Knights of St. John of Newport
Kentucky
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Newport
Father Daniels
Cincinnati
Admission of Attorneys in U S District Court Session
In the morning session Attorney Richard T. von Hoene of Covington was admitted to practice after introduction by Jo B. O'Neal. Walter Gordon Merritt of New York was admitted by Judge Cochran following introduction by M. H. McLean of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Richard T. von Hoene
Covington
Jo B. O'Neal
Walter Gordon Merritt
New York
M. H. McLean
Cochran
Tires Found Under Bridge In Crescent Springs
A Crescent Springs resident on the Queen and Crescent Railroad reported four automobile tires found yesterday morning beneath a railroad bridge. Authorities believe the tires were stolen from a freight car and were turned over to County Patrolman B. H. C. Hall for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Springs
Queen and Crescent
BH. C. Hall
Pye v Fisher Verdict Returns for Defendant in Kenton Case
Judge M N Harbe Son presides a Kenton Circuit Court session at Independence this week. A jury Thursday evening found for defendant Thomas Fisher in W H Pye v Fisher. Pye sought 500 dollars for 24 sheep allegedly poisoned by paris green in Fisher fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Harbe&Son
Kenton
Independence
W. H. Pye
Thomas Fisher
Pye
Paris
Fisher
Nellie M. Morgan
Gus Hirschberg
Gus Hirschberg Was Placed On Trial Esterday
Fifteenth and
Madison Avenue
Local Names and Residences List in Covington Area
A compiled roster shows individuals and their residences including John Brunsman Covington Kentucky Hilda Seip Covington Kentucky Edward Pope Covington Kentucky Marie Rechtin Cincinnati H W Farnsworth Mina Epperson Boston Indiana Fred J Holthaus Cincinnati Flora Meyers Covington Kentucky Ambrose A Bender Cincinnati Helen A Ficke Erlanger Kentucky Boston Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brunsman
Covington
Hilda Seip
Edward Pope
Marie Rechtin
Cincinnati
H. W. Farnsworth Mina Epperson
Boston
Ind
Fred J. Holthaus
Flora Meyers
Ambrose A. Bender
Helen A. Ficke
Erlanger
Fall From Third Story Window Fatal At Bethel Hotel
Coroner seeks relatives of Patrick Fay a 45 year old Pittsburg resident who died after falling from a third story window at the Bethel Hotel 303 East Front Street to the concrete below witnesses say he sat on the ledge lost balance struck a beam rebounded and hit the sidewalk his skull fractured at General Hospital death reported yesterday by police
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Patrick Fay
Bethel Hotel
East Front Street
Fay
General Hospital
Pittsburg
Newport teachers refuse new contracts amid school dispute
In Newport the Teachers Association and School Commissioners clash over contracts. Leaders say teachers will not sign next term contracts while officials claim most will sign. A mass meeting at Carnegie Library Hall will hear the Citizens' Committee report and invite the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Teachers’ Association
C. R. Little
O. A. Frickman
Board of Education
Carnegie Library
Fourth
Monmouth Streets
Citizens’ Committee
George Kyle
Prof. Little
Newport High School
Mr. Little
W. P. King
Chester A. Shrig
Recital by piano students of Edward P. Miller at St Mark's Newport
Piano students under Edward P. Miller present a recital on Wednesday afternoon and evening June 8 at St Mark's Auditorium Newport. Participants include Helen Buffington Ellsworth Lewenstein Charles Pitman Rose Yockey Erwin Fieger Matilda Blank William McMahan Albert Geyer Gladys Pitman Coleman Ash Kathryn Stevie John Bierley Puth Sayre Leroy Littell Eugenia Gasdorf Sylvester Scully Kathryn Wilson Sarah Hatcher Lester Warman Howard Miller Ricnildis Rusche Thelma Palmer Norma Lee Bradley Alma Stevie Marian Heckel Elizabeth Williams Margaret Hurtt Roy Hauck Virginia Lee Martin William White Alva Ritter Edith Simon Gilbert Gelbke Flora Uthe Helen Clemens Lester Lape Frances Moore Ruth Nagel Hazel Fields Clara Hamberg Bernard Janzen Ora Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Miller
St. Mark's Auditorium
Wrighth
Monroe Streets
Newport
Helen Buffington
Ellsworth Lewenstein
Charles Pitman
Rose Yockey
Erwin Fieger
Matilda Blank
William McMahan
Albert E. Geyer
Gladys Pitman
Coleman Ash
Kathryn Stevie
John R. Bierley
Puth Sayre
Leroy Littell
Eugenia
Woman Shot by Boarder Diethelm Talks After Recovery
Mrs Alma Schott of 823 Washington avenue Newport spoke with William Diethelm 24 year old barber who boarded at her home Diethelm faces preliminary hearing in Newport Police Court on a charge of shooting with intent to kill Schott reportedly consented not to prosecute believing the incident accidental
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Schott
Washington Avenue
Newport
William Diethelm
Diethelm
Elevator Permit Granted in Newport Yard Extension
The M. L. Allen Supply Company received a permit yesterday to erect an elevator along the entire length of its yards at Tenth street and Park Avenue in Newport. Security Realty Company was authorized to add to its building at Thornton and Brighton streets. Inspector John Tiernan issued a permit for M. R. Moran to add to his home at Tenth street and Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. £. Allen Supply Company
Tenth Street
Park3 Avenue
Newport
The
Security Realty Company
Thornton and
Brighton Streets
John Tiernan
M. R. Moran
Grand Avenue
Speyer and Gormley Co Buys Distillery Property
The Speyer and Gormley Co of Lexington bought the Old 7 Distillery site on the Licking pike south of Newport through Charles F. and Albert B. Fischer of Dayton Ky. The deal price is not stated and the Lexington firm plans to invest about $0,000 to remodel warehouses into fireproof storage plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speyer & Gormley Co
Lexington
Licking Pike
Newport
Charles F
Albert B. Fischer
Dayton, Ky
Lexington Company
Bellevue woman Kathryn Quaing 33 dies after year illness
Miss Kathryn Quaing 33 a Speers Hospital Dayton graduate from the class of 1915 died at her home 238 Walnut street Bellevue after a yearlong illness She was the daughter of Mrs Catherine Quaing and had continued her work until illness struck During the Cincinnati influenza epidemic she served with a Red Cross unit in Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Quaing
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Walnut Street
Bellevue
Catherine Quaing
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Red Cross
Steger Accepts Newport Mission Call
The Rev. O J Steger pastor of Falmouth Baptist Church yesterday accepted a call to lead the Brighton Street Baptist Mission in Newport He will assume charge July 1 Born and raised in Covington he graduated from the University of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Steger
Falmouth
Ky.) Baptist Church
Brighton Street
Newport
Dr. Steger
Covington
University of Cincinnati
Foresters to Meet for Cornerstone Laying at St Thomas
The Catholic Order of Foresters of Camp Bell and Kenton Counties meet at Inver ess station Sunday at 2 15 p m to participate in cornerstone laying at St Thomas Catholic Church East Ville Place. A memorial mass will be said at St Stephen Cemetery Sunday morning for departed Knights of St John. Members assemble at Ft Thomas street car line end at 9 45 a m. Campbell Circuit Court adjourns July 3 by Judge Wolff. summer vacation ends first Saturday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Foresters
Campbell
Kenton Counties
Inveress Station
St. Thomas Catholic Church
East Ville Place
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Knights of St. John
Ft. Thomas Street
Campbell Circuit Court
Wolff
Newport Realty Transfers Reported in Campbell County
Real estate transfers filed in Campbell County Clerk yesterday include Shaler Berry and spouse transferring 40 feet on Walnut Street uth gate to Jacob Metze for 2500 dollars. Alice L. Simrall to Catherine A. Donovan for a Ft. Thomas lot at 5000 dollars. Ida Pfirrmann to Sarah F B Haley for 2x% feet on Eleventh Street Newport at 3500 dollars. Co J and Helen DeMar Helm to Pete and Bette Terme for let in Thomas at 1500 dollars. Anthony and Tillian Dieriich to Samuel and Hattie Frank for 27 feet on McKinney Street Dayton at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Shaler Berry
Jacob . Metze
Walnut Street
Uthgate
Alice L. Simrall
Catherine A. Donovan
Ft. Thomas
Ida Pfirrmann
Sarah FB. Haley
Eleventh Street
Newport
Co. J
Helen DeMar Helm
Pete
Local Names and Residences Listed in Notice
Dayton residents Flossie E Fricklen and James Gray appear in the notice with addresses in Dayton. Other names include Florence Cook Covington Kentucky LeRoy Craft Dayton Kentucky Grace Kiefer Dayton Kentucky Maurice Greenburg Cincinnati Esther Klein Newport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveggees Dayton
Flossie E. Fricklen
Dayton
James Gray Sakes Wees
Euanane
Florence Cook
Covington
LeRoy Craft
Grace Kiefer
Dayton, Ky
Maurice Greenburg
Cincinnati
Esther Klein
Newport
Murdock Attacks Cincinnati Budget For 1920
Councilman A I Murdock condemned Mayor Galvins proposed 1920 budget as an excess on unnecessary offices. He challenged outsized costs for the Street Railroad Department and Civil Service Commission and urged trimming while supporting essential departments. The proposed total budget stands at 16530943 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
A. I. Murdock
Cincinnati
Murdock
Safety Department
Service Department
Civil Service Department
Street Railroad Department
Civil Service Commission
Charles Terry
Street Railroad
Cincinnati Traction Company
Michael Mullen
Charles E. Tudor
Public Landing Improvement Construction Under Way
Public landing from Main to Sycamore streets under construction at a cost of 178000. City Engineer Frank S. Krug says completion is planned before year end but only nine tenths funded due to Mayor Galvin blocking bond sales amid high interest. Foundation will be concrete with granite surface. contract held by Hinkle and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Sycamore
Frank S. Krug
Krug
Galvin
Hinkle & Sullivan
Hibernians Plan Annual Outing at Coney Island
Ancient Order of Hibernians prepare the all day event at Coney Island with Covington and Newport branches joining. Judge James Dury of Indianapolis to be principal speaker. Mulvihill serves as Entertainment Committee chair and a reception committee includes Judges Dixon Shine and others. Athletic events led by Monahan Carroll and Burke with a tug of war captained by Grady and Tehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Coney Island
Covington and Newport
James Dury
Indianapolis
Thomas J. Mulvihill
Edward T. Dixon
M. T. Shine
John Bland
T. J. Mulvihill
John E. Sullivan
James Butler
Michael J. Grady
William Monahan
Bread Exports Rise While Meat Shipments Fall in May
Washington reports May export values with breadstuffs reaching 99.6 million dollars, up about 3 million from May last year. Meat and dairy products fell to 51 million, down 42 million from May 1919. Cotton fell 79,814 bales to 364,904, and mineral oils rose to 264.2 million gallons from 175.3 million a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau Allows Fees to Doctors for War Risk Patient
After a long controversy the War Risk Insurance Bureau today allowed fees totaling 136 to two Cincinnati physicians for treating Leo Henry Schmitt a war risk patient. The decision followed questions over authorization for physician employment not being granted in advance by the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
War Risk Insurance Bureau Today
Cincinnati
Leo Henry Schmitt
War Risk Bureau
Legal Notice for YMCA Cincinnati Meeting on 1920 Sale
Legal notice to YMCA members of Cincinnati on July 6 1920 at 8 PM in the new building Elm and Canal streets to authorize sale or lease of real estate at Seventh and Walnut streets and to convey title to a purchaser. Board president Daniel B Meacham and secretary Harry W Hutchins sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association of Cincinnati
Elm and
Canal Streets
City of
Cincinnati
Seventh and
Walnut Streets
Board of Directors
Daniel B. Meacham
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Motion Picture Houses
Wallace Reid
Anita Stewart
Shep.herdess
Huckle
Bert Lytell
Jimmy Valentine
Viola Dana
Theda Bara
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Constance Talmadge
Martin Johnson
Knights’ Memorial
U. S. Court
Independence Circuit Court
Covington Notes
John McNamara
St. Mary's Cemetery
Frank J Lynch
East Seventh Street
Edward Vincent
Manson
William T. Hohnhorst
Toledo
Josephine Dehlinger
William Dehlinger
Josephine Kaelin
Covington Lodge of Eagles
East Eighth Street
Oorstyill
Will Rogers
McMahan & Jackson
Lyons & Moran
Douglas Fairbanks
Little
Kyle
Newport Notes
Newport Realty
Hibernians
Harry W. Hutchins
Golde’s
Manhattans
Madras
Vine Street
West Sixth Street
Andrews
Mercantile Library
Ingalls
West Fifth Street
Fourth and Vine
Ingalls Bldg
Fifth Street
Geo. F. Hermann
Greenwood Building
S. W. Cor
Sixth and
Vine Streets
We Natural Bridge
Via
Fourth St
Cynthiana
Winchester
Grand Mountain
Natural Bridge
Nee
Consolidated Ticket Office
Gwynne Bidg
Sts
F. D. Bush
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