Democratic primaries shape Kenton County and district races
In Kenton County and across the Sixth Kentucky District the Democratic primaries select four congressional nominees. Polls open at 6:00 in each precinct as Gooch faces anti support and Clifford E. Nadauud challenges. Republicans meet at Odd Fellows Hall Covington at 3 p.m. to choose delegates for the Appellate Judges convention at Maysville and the Bellevue congressional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Kentucky
Kenton
Campbell
Boone
Grant
Carrot
Pendleton
Trimble
Gallatin
Gooch
Clifford E
Nadaud
Keniton County
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Covington
Maysville
Bellevue
Kentucky and local notes from Covington area
The article lists internal revenue salary actions affecting Colonel George Lieberth and a deputy. Mrs. Finch loses her position due to repeal. mentions local spots in Covington and Independ ence. plans for Kentucky State Guards camp at Mammoth Cave. Covington Turners’ golden jubilee. a Cincinnati-Covington marriage. a court judgment in Covington. juveniles arrested for jumping moving trains and train vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
George Lieberth
Kentucky
Finch
Kentucky State Guards
State Guards
Mammoth Cave
Man Sues C&O Railway for 1999 Damages Over April Injury
Albert Park files suit in Covington Circuit Court against the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company to recover 1999 dollars for personal injuries. He alleges he was run over and bruised by a defendant engine last April at Milldale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Park
Covington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Plain Off
Milldale
Woman sues over alleged wrongful piano seizure
Sallie Kubling files in Covington Circuit Court seeking 600 dollars in damages from the Smith and Nixon Company and Constable Ben Biedenborn for an allegedly wrongful seizure of a piano in her possession yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Sallie Kubling
Smith & Nixon Company
Ben Biedenborn
Will of Mary A Hessler Proved in Covington Court
The will of Mary A Hessler was probated in Covington County Court yesterday. She leaves Minnie Hessler 150 dollars and 50 dollars for masses. The remainder is divided equally among Mary Willemhoff Annie Issler and Minnie Hessler. Annie Hessler named executrix without surety. C A Meyerrathen Louis Goeitz and J H Drexlius named appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Hessler
Covington
Minnie Hessler
Mary Willemhoff
Annie Issler
Annie Hessler
C. A. Meyerrathen
Louis Goeitz
J. H. Drexlius
Property Transfers in Kenton County and Covington
Otto Wolff transferred to Joseph Sauer lot in South Covington for six dollars and other considerations. George T. Beach trustee conveyed 50 by 112 feet on the west side of Decoursey pike to C. W. Stanfield in Kenton County for 289 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wolff
Joseph Sauer
Covington
George T. Beach
C. W. Stanfield
Decoursey Pike
Kenton County
C and C Will Build Branch Up the Elkhorn River
John C. Mayo, agent for Chesapeake and Ohio, says extension to Elkhorn is a certainty. Land purchases cover the proposed line to Boone's Fork mouth, surveying teams to be sent soon. Plans include connecting with Lexington and Eastern from Jackson, with rights of way secured and about 200 miles of road to be added, linking Kentucky coal regions to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Whitesburg
John C. C. Mayo
Paintsville
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Elkhorn
Boone's Fork
Lexington & Eastern Railroad
Jackson
Lexington & Eastern
Kentucky
Kentucky Wesleyan Man Wins Oratorical Contest
In Lexington Kentucky on June 27 the intercollegiate oratorical contest featured five speakers. Joseph Harris of Kentucky Wesleyan College won the event with Clark Tandy of State College second. Other participants included June Hunter Danville George Bunton Wilmore and Henry Browning Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky Chautauqua
the College
Shaw
Ken ‘Wesleyan
J. E. Turner
Fontaine
Charles A. Dixon
Chicago
JL. V. Budge
Berea College
Seph Harris
Kentucky Wesleyan A Lege
Clark Tandy
State College
June Hunter
Danville
George We. Bunton
Wilmore
Henry Browning
Georgetown
Coat Thieves Escape After Newport Chase
Two hoboes nabbed a coat at the Old 76 Distillery in Newport yesterday. Constable Joe Graus fired twice, catching one thief, Joe Burke, 19, who was jailed for loitering. the other escaped with the coat recovered by its owner. Burke to be tried in Police Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Joe Willis
Joe Graus
Eleventh
Brighton
Tenth Street
Joe Burke
Burke
Man Shot Through Hips Granted Charity Pass Home
Newport police report a man named C. W. McHone shot through both hips by a nonunion man William Rose during a strike near East Tennessee Coal Mine. After treatment he will be sent home by rail with a mayoral pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Cincinnati
C., N. & .C. Street Railway Company
Third and
Saratoga Streets
Theo Marz
C. W. McHone
East Tennessee
William Rose
Rose
Austin
Tex
Nelson
Silva
Newport civic figures host New York Atlantic City trip
Alderman Frank Moésel and wife of Newport return from a pleasant stay in New York and Atlantic City. James K. Patterson, president of A. M. College Lexington, Ky., was guest of Mayor R. W. Nelson yesterday. Mrs. Michael Winstel of Newport received word that her brother Charles Wendt, formerly of the city and now in Pittsburg, is not expected to live after an appendectomy last Thursday. His nephew Robert Winst er left for Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moésel
Newport
New York
Atlantic City
James K. Patterson
A. M. College
Lexington
R. W. Nelson
Michael Winstel
York Street
Ashland
Charles Wendt
Pittsburg
Robert Winster
Ead
Funeral of James Tucker Held at Kirker Home
The funeral for James Tucker was held yesterday afternoon at the home of his son in law E. E. Kirker 835 Monroe street. Noahs Cove Lodge IOF attended the service. Rev J P Whitehead pastor of the First Presbyterian Church conducted the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tucker
E. E. Kirker
Monroe Street
Noah’s Cove Lodge
J. P. Whitehead
First Presbyterian Church
Roxanna couple wed in simple vows
James Houseman aged 24 and Elizabeth Hochberger 22, both of Roxanna, were married by Squire T. K. Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Houseman
Elizabeth Hochberger
Roxanna
Squire T. K. Hutchinson
Memorial Service Planned by Commonwealth Castle No 5
Commonwealth Castle No 5 Knights of the Golden Eagle Newport announces its annual memorial service at York Street Congregational Church tomorrow evening at 7 30. The event gathers members to honor deceased brothers and maintain lodge traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Newport
York Street Congregational Church
Real estate transfers including Bellevue and Boone street lots
Newport Realty records show John T. Stanley transferring a Geiger avenue lot in Bellevue 30 by 100 feet to Howard M. Benton for $1 and other considerations. John Riedinger and wife transfer the Boone street east side lot between Harris and Tib batts streets to George and Bertha A Heinz for $1,850. German National Bank transfers a Fourth street house and lot east of Park avenue to Samuel C Reiley for $7,500.
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Newport Realty
John T. Stanley
Howard M. Benton
Geiger Avenue
Bellevue
John Riedinger
George
Bertha A. Heinz
Boone Street
Harris and
Tibbatts Streets
German National Bank
Samuel C. Reiley
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Elmont B. & 8. Co
Edward J. Brigel
Ohio
Louis Hornung
Albert Althaus
Colerain Township
John W. Kuck
Henry Kuck
Price
Prospect Hill
C. W. Drake
Hyde Park
William P. Devon
John St
Fourth St
Amand Wettle
Walburga Wettle
Goodin’s
Lane Seminary
Thomas Bray
Locust St
Elm St
Bosinger & Hopkins
W. O. McClure
Burnet Av
McGregor Av
Ferdinand Rentz
Samuel Hannaford
Millcreek Township
Albert Johaentges
Robert Johaentges
David St
Jacob A. Hutchins Et al
Sarah E. Hutchins
Woodburnay
Sycamore St
Rosina Witte
Sheriff
Bernard Focks
Klein & Schroeder
St. Bernard
Jessie P. Quirrel
City of Cincinnati
Haight Av
Anna Heilemann
Margaretha Bultemeyer
Madison Co
Appolonia
Edward Krabacher
Quinn’s
Camp Washington
Carrie Cullen
John Whalen
Kirby
Clifton
Francis K. Drake
Charles W. Drake
Drake
Oakley
Alice A. Drake
Eliza D. Wilder
Henry Deterding
Gest
Storrs
A.J.’ Sage
Julia Grosenbrink Meyer
Bryant & Trevor
Fairmount
John M. Schueler
Louis Schueler
Dane St
Chase St
William Sackreide
George Dice
Walnut Hills Land Association
Thomas W. F. Belding
Mary A. Stevens
Myrtle Av
Carthage
Mary Holbrook Nieman
Admix
Henry Raterman
Laurel St
Linn and
Baymiller
Charles P. Brown
Admr
A. G
Gilpin Av
Woodburn
Durrell
A. O. U. W. Lodges Consolidate in Newport
Concordia and Andes Lodges of Newport merged with Andes folded into Concordia. Officers of Concordia will run lodge affairs in English. Deputy Grand Master W. A. Sikking of Louisville attended. ten new members were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia and Andes
Newport
Andes
Concordia
W. A. Sikking
Louisville
Newport Mayor claims Kentucky Sixth District primaries illegal
Mayor Nelson of Newport asserts the Democratic primaries for Congress in Kentucky's Sixth District are illegal. He notes no proclamation closing saloons during polling hours, while saloonkeepers stay open, and cites rulings by Circuit Judge Hodge that the primaries do not conform to statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Newport
Congress
Kentucky
Hodge
Newport Public Library Opens After Opening Ceremony
The new library at Fourth and Monmouth in Newport opens for public inspection after a dedication last Wednesday night. The Board of Trustees orders first floor and Carnegie Hall illuminated tonight. Librarian Miss Remme will distribute books again next Monday with assistants Misses Henrietta Litzendorf Loretta Silva Nettie Runnells and Sadie Lauder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and
Monmouth Streets
Newport
Board of Trustees
Carnegie Hall
Miss Remme
Henrietta Litzendorf
Loretta Silva
Nettie Runnells
Sadie Lauder
Retail Clerks' Union Elects Officers for Balance of Year
The Retail Clerks' Union No. 423 of New Port elected officers for the remainder of the year. Officers include President T. J. Brown First Vice President William Millerhaus Second Vice President Louis Feubers Recording Secretary John Herman Financial Secretary John Schack Treasurer Peter Huser Advocate Agent F A Rosing Guide Gus Haunert Guardian Lena Helck Trustees Max Falk Louis Fengers Richard Mason Delegate to Trades and Labor Assembly L P Straub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks’ Union
No. 423
Newport
T. J. Brown
William Millerhaus
Louis Feubers
John Herman
John Schack
Peter Huser
F. A. Rosing
Gus Haunert
Guardian
Lena Helck
Max Falk
Louis Fengers
Richard Mason
Trades and Labor Assembly
L. P. Straub
Eden Park concert under Schmidiapp fund by Weber’s Band
John Weber’s Military Band performs at Eden Park Sunday under the Schmidiapp endowment. Soloist Joseph Seec ker features in the program including National Air America March The Chaperons and Stradella over ture selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Schmidiapp Endowment Fund
John
Weber
Joseph Seecker
National Air
America
Chaperons
Flotow
Anna Held
de Koven
Dalbey Grand
Joseph Loebker
Loreley
Nick Brown
Benjamin Pierce in Bedford Shooting Tragedy
Benjamin Pierce aged 18 shot his aunt Mrs. Perryman Pierce 75 near Fayetteville in a dispute over money. The cause is linked to a refusal to lend funds. The boy was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Sqa
Benjamin Pierce
Perryman Pierce
Fayetteville
Capitalists 10 Battle for Farm in Kentucky
William Potter of Elkhorn Creek sold his 500 acre hillside farm near Whitesburg for 30 dollars per acre to Louisville capitalists, the largest hillside farm price on record. John C Mayo had previously optioned the land for five dollars per acre, and Mayo seeks the property now. The farm holds extensive timber and a major coal bank fourteen feet thick, with vast potential value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Whitesburg
William Potter
Elkhorn Creek
Louisville
John C. Mayo
Paintsville
Mayo
Guit
Kentucky
Kentucky life insurance business report shows policy counts and assets
Kentucky life insurers report 34 domestic and 32 interstate companies with 321 845 policies in force totaling 183 012 550 dollars in coverage at year end Premiums collected reach 5 765 086 dollars while losses paid amount to 2 422 899 dollars The report notes assets liabilities and surplus for non Kentucky companies and lists new adoptions including The Northern Central Minnesota Mutual Bankers Life and National Sick and Accident Association Also included is Receiver Poseys audit paying 9 percent to policy holders with lawyers and 8 percent to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Chenault
Department
Kentucky
Life
Fidelity
Mutual Life Company
Sun Life Company of America
Louisville
Reserve Life Companies
Life Companies
Northern Central
Toledo
Minnesota Mutual Company
Bankers Life
Des Moines
National Sick and Accident Association
Tennessee
Posey
Kentucky Life and Accident Company
Comingore
First Words Were Of His People
London reports a royal operation in which King Edward, after the surgeons prepared, lay on the table without assistance. His first words after waking were "Will my people ever forgive me?" as Lord Warwick moves to a sympathy vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Warwick
Warwick
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Francis Knollys
Trouble Over Lancaster and Hampden Sale Terms
Trouble has arisen over the transfer of the Lancaster and Hampden Railroad sold to Boston capitalist Mr Dickinson for 75000 dollars. Only about 25000 dollars has been paid within the thirty day period. Otis Ballard moves for resell to satisfy creditors and former owners. Judge Thompson will rule next week on a possible second sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster & Hampden Railroad
Marshal Fagin
Mr. Dickinson
Boston
Dickinson
Otis Ballard
Hollister
Boy Visionary After $50,000,000 Capital
Massillon Ohio June 27 A local boy Ralph Snyder claiming to be a millwright mails a $50 million steel plant pitch to chambers of commerce. Snyder a substitute carrier says the venture would profit greatly though he admits no knowledge of steel. Local capitalists report he appears mentally unsettled by stories of steel wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Massillon
Chamber of Commerce
Snyder Steel and Manufacturing Company
Ralph Snyder
Snyder
Agnostic speaker disrupts Mt. Auburn camp meeting crowds
George Ohnstein a 36 year old street lecturer from 219 West Ninth street clashed with a God's Bible School gathering on Mt. Auburn. He hollered opposing views from a separate area, drew a crowd, provoked disturbances, and was arrested for disorderly conduct after refusing police orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God's Bible School
Mt. Auburn
George Ohnstein
Ohnstein
Mr. Knapp
Innis
Highth District
West Ninth Street
Creditors Seek Assets of the Marcus Brothers
Creditors of Marcus Bros. at 12 East Pearl street pursue assets after an assignment. Insolvency Court issued a citation against I. B. Strauss the assignee to list insurance policies held by the firm. A February fire caused disputed losses while policies were pledged in trust for creditors. A hearing is set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Bros
East
Pearl Street
Kramer & Kramer
I. 8
Strauss
Abe Marcus
Wilby & Ward
Warning to Workmen Amid Deadly Chemicals
Coroner Schwab issued a warning following the arsenic poisoning death of Wm. Bustetter in Colerain avenue foundry. Arsenic zinc muriatic acid and water formed a colorless garlic-smelling gas, inhaled during plating solution prep. Bustetter died. Messmer survived. Previous similar death cited. other drownings and accidents listed with multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Bustetter
Andrew Messmer
Colerain Avenue
Messmer
Frank Furey
Ernst Schmidt
Henry Klink
John
Irene Hall
Michael Ross
August Bunte
Joseph Banzhaf
Jarvis L. Morgan
Mysterious Patient at City Hospital
A woman named Annie Moore, with a puzzling past, was found in front of the Public Library and later admitted to City Hospital. She has amnesia about her identity and residence, recalling a Kansas uncle and a husband who took her away. She carried $20 when found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Moore
Longview Asylum
Twelfth and Vine
Spleen Rupture Causes Foreman Welsh Death
Michael Welsh a 38 year old foreman at the Ben Hey shoddy factory was found dead in his room at Mrs Ehman's boarding house at Second and Ludlow streets. He had left the factory at 8 30 am complaining of stomach pains and drank large quantities of ice water before dying. Coroner Schwab ordered a post mortem which determined rupture of the spleen as the cause. Welsh had been in the city three months from Manayunk near Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Welsh
Ben Hey
Mrs. Ehman
Second
Ludlow
Welsh
Schwab
Manayunk
Philadelphia
Ten Minds Compete For 34 000 Contest Prizes
A call to recruit nine friends to contribute ideas to the contest. Ten contributors will submit estimates aiming to win one of 1,490 prizes in a total of 34 000 dollars in prize money.
Suicide case reveals four hour survival after heart stab
The coroner reports John B. Whitefoot 62 of 418 Pioneer Street died after stabbing himself in the heart with a penknife Thursday. His wife testified he plunged the knife in for fun and walked to his wife after the act, living four hours before dying at City Hospital. Experts note the blade pierced the full heart and questioned how life persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Whitefoot
Pioneer Street
Whitefoot
Kuhn
City Hospital
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes and Shared Pot
Twenty or so participants each contribute estimates, giving ten chances per person in a pool of 1,490 prizes. With ten friends, every entrant has 14,900 opportunities to win a share of the $34,000 prize pool.
Real Estate Transfers In Cincinnati Area At Auction
Real estate brokers Theodore Mayer & Co sold for William H Sackrede to George Dice the residence 1983 Fairfax avenue Walnut Hills for 2400 dollars. Multiple parcels and lots change hands through various buyers and lenders, including Hyde Park Hyde Park Homestead Co Edward J Brigel and Lane Seminary trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Mayer & Co
William H. Sackrede
George Dice
Fairfax Avenue
Walnut Hills
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court includes Nicholas Woll vs Katharina Woll for 2835 on a note Renmer and Renner. Lewis F Runck vs Louis Bartles for 1250 Prescott Smith. Albert Squires vs W J Gawne Co for 25000 damages Prescott Smith. John A Boetsch vs Amelia Dusterberg to set aside marriage Herman J Witte. Dorothea McGrath vs George C McGrath alimony B A Hulswitz. Jacob F Mayer Jr vs Christina Mayer et al injunction Wm F Chambers. Philip Vogt vs City of Cincinnati to enjoin assessment Clifford Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Woll
Katharina Woll
Renmer & Renner
Lewis F. Runck
Louis Bartles
Prescott Smith
Albert Squires
W. J. Gawne Co
John A. Boetsch
Amelia Dusterberg
Herman J. Witte
Dorothea McGrath
George C. McGrath
B. A. Hulswitz
Jacob F. Mayer, Jr
Christina Mayer
Wm. F. Chambers
Philip Vogt
City of Cincinnati
Clifford Mueller
Mindful Marketing Push for Tribune Subscriptions
A prompt urging readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune asks for subscription estimates to ease decision making. The note emphasizes not dwelling on the choice and promotes timely action to secure the paper.
Ohio Teachers Name Officers
The Ohio State Teachers Association elected officers for the ensuing year. President is Superintendent Arthur Powell of Steubenville. Secretary is W. H. Kirk of Cleveland. Treasurer is J. W. McKinnon of Bellefontaine. Executive Committee includes Superintendent Raymon of East Liverpool and Superintendent Weaver of Springfield. Board of Control includes Mrs Delia Williams of Delaware and Superintendent Coultrop of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put-In Bay
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Arthur Powell
Steubenville
W. H. Kirk
Cleveland
J. W. McKinnon
Bellefontaine
Raymon
East Liverpool
Weaver
Springfield
Board of
Ohio Teachers
Reading Circle
Delia Williams
Delaware
Coultrop
Athens
Glory of a Good Name for Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
In a Chicago and San Francisco correspondence style feature readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs May Brown and Mrs Red McKinny recount relief from menstrual irregularities and ovarian troubles, attesting to the product's effects and the authorizing advice from Mrs Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
America
Brown
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Brown
Westside Literary Union
Chicago
Pinknam
Mothers of America
Literary Union
Grant Place
Ill
Mrs
Red McKinnny
Pearl St
San Francisco
Cal
Wife Says She Had No Stove in Winter
Dorothea McGrath sues George C. McGrath for alimony claiming cold rooms last winter and abusive language. He earns about 100 dollars monthly. temporary injunction blocks salary payment. Attorney B A Hulswitt for McGrath. Also, Amelia R Schoenebaum wins divorce from William J Schoenebaum after marriage in 1898 and five months cohabitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. McGrath
Powell & Clement Company
Dorothea McGrath
Covington
McGrath
Spiegel
Mee- Grath
Garber Bound Over to Grand Jury
Mrs. Carrie Streng testified at Police Court about being robbed of $1,900 in diamonds while asleep at the Sherwood House. Judge Lueders raised August Garber's bond from 1,000 to 2,500 and bound him over to the grand jury. Garber, a bartender, denies stealing the jewelry, which remains missing as police pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Streng
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
Elm Street
Sherwood House
Lueders
August Garber
Grand
Garber
Amusements and Society Notes At The Zoo And City
Brooke's Band will follow the Cincinnati Orchestra at the Zoo with the son conducting several concerts. Miss Adelaide Norwood arrives for a three week Martha in Chester. Negotiations continue for Robinson's occupancy next season. Henry Barnes Lodge hosts an outing at Coney Island with many lodges joining. Additional Coney Island outings include Royal Arcanum Red Men and Newport group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Cincinnati Orchestra
The
Zoo
America
Adelaide Norwood
Chester Park Opera Company
City
Chester
Martha
Robinson’s
Henry Barnes
A. M
Dayton
Coney Island
Coney
Royal Arcanum, Independent Order of ‘Red Men
William Nelson
Insurance Agent Sues County Stationer Over Loan
Lewis F. Runck an insurance agent sues County Stationer for 1250 dollars claiming a 1897 loan payable on demand Bardes denies owing and says he knows nothing about the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Runck
Louis Bardes
Bardes
United States Steel Raises Wages for 100000 Workers
Pittsburgh June 27 The United States Steel Corporation approves a 10 percent wage increase affecting about 100000 employees including Carnegie Steel Company workers not on private scales and 30000 in the Pittsburgh area. The raise covers union and nonunion workers but excludes private-scale, coal, cokework, rod and tubework employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Plants
Pittsburgh
Edgar Thomson
Homestead Steel Works
Iron and
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Good
Gerwe's
Madison
Winsel's
Elijah Thomas
Independence Pike
Matthew Muething
St. Joseph’s Church
Covington Turners’ Society
Newport Turners
Queen City
Trevor N. Newton
Laura Sandford
George A. Miller
First Christian Church
Ap. Morgan Vance
William Goebel
James Ernest
Willie Clark
Ed Tullie
Walter Bridges
Fischer and Brokamp
Eddie Deiss
Sulut
Will of
Mary Hessler
Kenton Realty Deals
Elkhorn River
Kentucky Wesleyan
W. McHone
Jellico, Ky
Kentucky Life Insurance Affairs
Lancaster & Hampden
Agnostic
Marcus Brothers
E. J. Brigel
Elmont B. & 8S. Co
H. W. Beneker
Apollo B. & L. Co
E. F. Kampman
Balt
Appolonia Korn
John Kelly
Southwest End B. A
W. P. Devon
W. G. Pickering
Excr
Anna Buschmiller
Eagle B. Co
J. H. Strumpler
Ring. B. & L. Co
A. G. Turnipseed
Int. Life Ins. Co
Cottage B. & L. Co
W. IF. Kennedy
H. Defending
Supreme B. & L. Co
Albert J. Mayer
Wm. Condon
Lénox B. & L. Co
Mary Isgrigg
Adolph Pflueger
John Drott
Admi
Verena Althdus
Hy W. Beneker
Margaret Somers
Cin. Sav. Society
J. Sauer
McMicken L. & B. Co
F. Clark
St. Clair B. & L. Co
L. Scheiffele
Grand Cen. B. A
Common Pleas Court
Superior Court
Stanley Shafer
American Process Engraving Co
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
Same
Emma Greaves
City of
Charles M. Helpburn
Xou
National City Bank of
Lynn
Idin E. Pinkham
Grand Jury
Haises
U.S. Steel Corporation
Carter
Cary Omall
Carters
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