Republican Convention Unites Kenton Campbelle for Wright Candidacy
At Covington Odd Fellows Hall a Campbell County GOP gathering endorsed James C. Wright of Newport for Kentucky Court of Appeals Sixth District. Delegates named for Appellate and Sixth District Congressional conventions. Administration praised, change urged in state government, and party unity stressed.
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Committee On Resolutions
Kentucky
Court of Appeals of
Kenton
Campbell County
James C. Wright
Newport
Committee On
Committee On Permanentization
Te Tary
Commonwealth
Union
Court of Appeals
Sixth
J. C. Wright
Republican Party
Congress
House of Representatives
W. H. Dyer
Campbell County Republicans Name Delegates for Appellate and Congressional Conventions
Campbell County Republicans held a mass convention at Turner Hall Newport to elect delegates for the Sixth Appellate Court Convention in Maysville by August 14 and for the Sixth Congressional Convention in Belle meeting. The meeting was called to order by aac.
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Republican Party
Kenton County
Odd Fellows
Covington
Maysville
Bellevue
Campbell County
Richard P. Ernst
Lewis L. Applegate
Charles 8. Lambert
Taylor- Herbert
Temfy
Turner Hall
Newport
Sixth Appellate Court
Vention
Bellemeeting
Aac
Gooch Wins Sixth Kentucky District Nomination Surprise
D Linn Gooch defeated Clifford E Nadaud by about three to one in the Sixth Kentucky District Democratic race. Gooch carried every county and won large majorities in Kenton Campbell and Covington with a total vote around 8 000, figures unofficial as precincts remained.
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Kentucky
D. ‘Linn Gooch
Clifford E. Nadaud
Gooeh
Kenton
Campbell
Pendleton
Gallatin
Boone
Carroll
Grant
Trimble
Ludlow
Gooch
Nadand
Covington
Nadaud
Quiet Cincinnati Wedding and Local Debates Highlight Civic Life
Edward Collins and Miss May Holleran wed quietly in Cincinnati on Thursday evening. A joint Webster Debating Society and Covington YMC A and Coldspring Debating Society clash looms in Coldspring Ky on Saturday night over the England war issue. Various lodge officers and labor union leaders in Rosita and Campbell Counties provide a snapshot of fraternal and union activity.
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Edward Collins
Fire Department
May Holleran
Cincinnati
Webster Debating Society
Lyle
Lord
Herbert
C. .de Ford
Athey Stéphens
A. Ener
Trades and Labor
Rosita
Campbell
J. W. Mapes
Carpenters’ Union
W. J. ‘Cain
Typographical
R. Anstead
Cigar’ Makers” Union
W. Young
Retail Clerks’ Union
J.F. Schmidt
W. E." Egan
Amalgamated Association
Frank Daugherty
Team Drivers’ Union
Federal Labor Union
J.welp
Married Couples Tie the Knot in Covington District
Owen Jones, 24, and Annie C. Byle, 21, both of Cincinnati, were wed yesterday in Covington by Rev. B. F. Swindler of Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Frank Collier, 28, and Katie Nunn, 18, both of Covington, were married by Squire Jameson.
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Owen Jones
Annie C. Byle
Cincinnati
Covington
B. F. Swindler
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Frank Collier
Katie ~ Nunn
Squire Jameson
Dayton Masonic Lodge Attends Memorial Service at First Christian
The Masonic lodge of Dayton will attend memorial services at the First Christian Church this morning with Rev. R. D. Harding officiating and the choir presenting a special musical program. Harold Spencer and his bride returned from White Sulphur Springs W Va and are guests of his parents. Margery Davidson hosted her Sunday school class at a house party. Kate Bowen, once of Dayton now of Augusta Ky, visits Miss Josephine Day in Vine Street.
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Masonic Lodge
First Christian Church
R. D. Harding
Harold Spencer
Bride
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
W. M. Spencer
Sixth. Avenue
Margery-Davidson
Terrace Avenue
Kate Bowen
Augusta
Josephine Day
Vine Street
Clergy Visit and Services In Ludlow And Walton
Rev Walter Gibbs of Duquesne Pa visiting his father in Ludlow Oak Street will preach at the Christian Church in Walton today. Mrs M Triplette visiting relatives in Lexington. Rev Clement Tiepe to read his first mass at St Boniface Church this morning. Rev P H Duncan former Ludlow Christian Church pastor now in Savannah Ga will visit Ludlow friends in late July.
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Walter Gibbs
Duquesne
Oak Street
Christian Church
Walton
Bellevue Patriotic Services at Trinity Lutheran Church
Patriotic services will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church this evening with addresses by Rev Bramkamp and local G A R post members. The choir will perform a special program. Mrs Wolfel and Miss Rose Senlis have returned from Maysville Kentucky where they visited relatives and friends.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Bramkamp
G. A. R. Post
Wolfel
Rose Senlis
Maysville
Tenfold odds in contest lure with friend loans
Reading fragment hints at a contest offering prizes in exchange for using others resources. It mentions nine friends lending theirs to achieve tenfold opportunity and a loss or gain tied to the “use of yours” in a raffle or estate contest. Names and places are absent.
Constables Clash Over Executions At Lower York Saloon
Joe Graus Alan and Mat Feilen argued over two executions Graus had served. Feilen refused to surrender them and drew a pistol prompting friends to intervene and remove both men from the saloon amid a tense scuffle on a lively Lower York street afternoon.
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Joe Graus
Alan
Mat Feilen
Lar
Squire
Lower
York Street
Feilen
Graus
Gooch Nominated by Democratic Primaries in Kentucky Sixth District
Report shows the Democratic primary yielding the lightest Campbell County vote on record. Gooch led Nadaud 686 to 286 countywide, with city totals Gooch 491 Nadaud 178 and local precinct totals highlighting varied turnout.
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Campbell County
Congress
Kentucky
Gooch
Nadaud
Bellevue
Dayton
Nadalud
Newport Marriage and Library Board Gender Note
R L Rosser 23 and Mabel White 29 both of Columbus married by County Judge W J Hissém. Mayor Nelson reports twenty five female applicants for two women on the five member Public Library Board. no male applicants. Trustees' terms expired. Charles Wendt former Newport, lately Pittsburg, died in Ashland Friday night. body arrived yesterday and will be buried today at 3 PM at his sister Mrs Michael Winster’s home 986 York Street. Wilkie's Undertaking and Livery 1036 Monmouth phone South 631.
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R. L. Rosser
Mabel White
Columbus, O
W. J. Hissém
Public Library
Nelson
Charles * Wendt
Newport
Pittsburg
Ashland
Michael Winster
York Street
Noahs Cove Encampment Elects Officers
Noahs Cove Encampment I O C F of Newport has elected Chief Patriarch O A Breith High Priest William Trumbell Senior Warden Charles Revhl Junior Warden Ed Geyer Scribe William Davies Treasurer William Lohstroth for the term.
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Magnolia
M. C. Hamilton
J. S Murdock
C.’ Costelo
P. Evans
T."s.' Metcalf
J. L. McElvine
Noah’s Cove
Newport
0. A. .Breith
William Trumbell
Charles Revhl
Ed.Geyer
William Davies
William Lohstroth
Transfers of Newport parcels in measure of sale deeds
Ellen Tocher transfers to John Chalk on the south side of Ninth street lot measuring 22 by 90 feet, 93 feet west of York for 2000 dollars. John Griese and wife sell to A D Brown a Foote avenue parcel in Bellevue 30 by 100 feet for 3000 dollars. Catherine Walsh transfers to William Joseph Walsh and wife a Patterson street east side lot 18 by 66 feet 32 feet south of South gate street for one dollar and other considerations.
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Newport
Ellen Tocher
John Chalk
Ninth Street
York
John Griese
A. D. Brown
Foote Avenue
Bellevue
Catherine Walsh
William Joseph Walsh
Patterson Street
Southgate Street
Contempt Hearing After Dayton Brickyard Sale Case
In Newport Circuit Court yesterday the Clark vs Clark matter saw the master commissioner’s sale of Alfred Clark’s Dayton Kentucky brickyard, bought by George Veith after lending Clark money. A writ of possession was issued, sheriff Dan Riedel served, and Clark faces contempt, returnable next Monday at 10. He returned to occupy the stable with two cows a calf a horse and harness.
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Newport
Clark
Alfred Clark
Dayton
George Veith
Dan Riedel
Subscriptions Offer Clear Minded Solution
A consumer appeal urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune, promising relief from decision anxiety by submitting an estimate and securing the paper delivery. The notice emphasizes mental ease and prompt action.
Peculiar Gunshot Wound From Winchester Accident
Eu nice Chipman, a Kentucky farmer, was hunting in Williamstown when his shotgun discharged. The shot penetrated his right shoe and severed every other toe. Dr. O Hara amputated the lacerated toes, calling it the most peculiar wound he had seen.
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Commercial Tribune
Williamstown
Eunice Chipman
Young Chipman
O’hara
Women in court kiss to settle fight in Mayville Police Court
In Maysville Kentucky Police Court Sarah Spurgeon and Laura Bayliss, both present, declared a truce by kissing after a melee. Judge John L. Whittager offered to dismiss the case if they settled it with a kiss despite a tobacco chew between them. The scene drew laughter from onlookers.
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Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Sarah Spurgeon
Laura Bayliss
John L. Whittager
Murder Flare in Kentucky Feud Ends in Shooting
In Cross Roads near Williamstown Kentucky Jim Parnell and Merritt Hensley had a long running feud. Hensley confronted Parnell's wife who armed with an axe chased him. Parnell then shot Hensley three times. Hensley is barely alive and Parnell is jailed without bail.
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Commercial Tribune
Williamstown
Cross Roads
Jim Parnell
Merritt Hensley
Hensley
Parnell
Goebel Case Sparks Senate Debate Over Kentucky Politics
A Senate clash over a Panama Canal stockholder probe gave way to Kentucky politics as Senator Deboe accused corruption tied to Governor Taylor and the Goebel murder reward. Blackburn pressed for Taylor’s return, while Aldrich moved tobacco labeling amendments amid broader partisan exchanges.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Deboe
Blackburn
Kentucky
Taylor
Goebel
Mr. Deboe
United States
Congress
Indiana
Hale
Strongest man for appellate judge pursued in Kentucky district
Maysville Kentucky June 28 Delegates in this appellate district gathered to nominate strength for the appellate judge race. Leslie Applegate of Falmouth is the only announced candidate with talks to name Judge Wright of Newport. Paynter faces potential opposition while Cox may run for Congress against J. M. Kehoe.
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Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Leslie Applegate
Falmouth
Wright
Newport
Thomas H. Paynter
Paynter
Congress
W. H. Cox
J. M. Kehoe
Pendleton Republicans Choose Delegates for Conventions
Pendleton Republicans met in Falmouth and chose 32 delegates. Sixteen will attend the Sixth Appellate Court Convention in Maysville on August 14, with a unit vote for Leslie T. Applegate. Sixteen will attend the Sixth Congressional Convention in Bellevue, date to be set. The group endorsed President Roosevelt and the Republican Congress.
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Commercial Tribune
Falmouth
Pendleton
Maysville
Bellevue
Leslie T. Applegate
Roosevelt
Republican Congress
Republicans In Harrison County Name Delegates At County Convention
In Cynthiana Kentucky on June 28 Republicans gathered to select delegates for the August 4 Appellate Convention at Maysville. Uninstructed delegates named to cast Harrison County’s eighteen votes include Dr. J. E. Weiss Orie Lebus J. H. W. Spohn W. J. Laughlin Arch Curran J. G. Van Deren B. T. Riggs I. N. Monson J. T. Wilson J. A. Bailey H. N. Hardin G. M. Dickey J. H Florence J. W. Mattox J. M. Douglas W. H. F. Seaton D. M. Howard A. M. Eseele Harry Bailey W. A. McLoud J. T. Waits Peter Tillman Bine Lilly Abe Wilson.
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Cynthiana
Harrison County
Maysville
J. A. Batley
J. E. Weiss
Orie Lebus
J. H. W. Spohn
W. J. Laughlin
Arch Curran
J.T. Waits
Peter Tillman
Bine Lilly
Abe Wilson
Nadaud Surges to Lead in Grant County Primary
In Williamstown Kentucky on June 28 Clif ford E Nadaud showed unexpected strength in the Grant County Democratic primary. With heavy rain throughout the day nearly the full Democratic vote was polled and early returns favored Nadand to carry Grant as reports came in.
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Commercial Tribune
Williamstown
Clifford E. Nadaud
Nadand
Grant
Greenup Republicans pick twenty delegates to Appellate convention
In Greenup County the Republican convention chose twenty delegates and twenty alternates to attend the Appellate convention at Maysville. Delegates were selected uninstructed with B. F. Bennett presiding and H. M. Reid serving as secretary.
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Commercial Tribune
Greenup
Greenup County
Coleaten
Maysville
B. F. Bennett
H.M. Reid
Peruna endorsements from officials and readers
Former Ohio lieutenant governor Alphonzo Hart and Elmer M. Barnes endorse Peruna as a catarrh remedy and tonic. Orlando E. Service of the St Joseph police notes relief from strain, while The Peruna Medicine Co offers a summer catarrh guide and free medical advice from Dr Hartman.
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Alphonzo Hart
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
A. Hart
Elmer M. Barnes
State Street
St. Joseph, Mich
League of Educators of Michigan
Orlando E. Service
St. Joseph
Police Department
Mich
Sourwine to sue state over illegal imprisonment
William Sourwine, set for release July 7 from Michigan City Prison after a ten year man slaughter term, hires lawyers in Laporte to seek $20,000 in a federal case alleging six months of unlawful confinement for prison rule infractions while maintaining innocence and doubt about guilt.
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Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
William Sourwine
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Sourwine
Bondsmen to liquidate Long embezzlement judgment
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Wabash Indiana reports Lesser Long town treasurer of Andrews diverted 3000 of town funds and hid the embezzlement for three years. A Huntington Circuit Court verdict awarded 3000 against Long and his sureties. in Wabash County the town secured 2675 plus costs, which the bondsmen will pay.
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Commercial Tribune
Wabash, Ind
Lesser Long
Andrews
Long
Huntington
Wabash County
Hypnotism Classes Attract Custar Youth
Custar, near Bowling Green, reports a citywide craze as young residents form a hypnotism class. The reasons remain unclear, yet everyone is engrossed in the art and the village eyes a future where many become hypnotists.
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Commercial Tribune
Bowling ‘Green
Custar
Colored wife murderer sentenced to hang at Stanford
Jim Daw son alias Hocker, colored, was today sentenced to be hanged for murdering his wife on May 31. The jury was unanimous after a short deliberation. Dawson, who came from Middlesboro four months ago, worked as a hotel porter and hid his marriage, claiming fear and fatigue over her pursuit. The judge deferred sentencing pending a bill of exceptions.
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Commercial Tribune
Stanford
Jim Dawson
Hocker
Dawson
Middlesboro
Veranda
Saufrey
Suspected Poisoning Ties Woman to Palm Death in Pittsburg
Sullivan H. Palm a Warren traveling salesman was found dead in a Pittsburg hotel. Deputies suspect poisoning by the woman who accompanied him. A trace of the woman was found and she was in Pittsburg days after the body was found. detectives could not locate her and now believe she may be in Philadelphia.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
Sullivan H. Palm
Pittsburg
Pittsberg
Palm i
Palm
Philadelphia
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