Sunday Pro Lineups Highlight Semi Pro Showdowns
Clubs shuffle rosters for final precup games with Millcreek Valley’s Potters Tramps facing Lockland at Lockland. Pelicans debut at Hamilton against Colonials with Van Yant and Brock starting. Cincinnati Police head to Aurora with Bartley to pitch. Elmwood’s Brockman and Hogue set for New Richmond and Elmwood Cubs. Mabley & Carew and Ft. Thomas Soldiers meet at Tri state Park. Sammies to get special program as Fromholtz joins Ft. Thomas. Nelson Watson signs with Hamilton Colonials for Sunday debut. McMillan signs with Bellevue to play in elimination series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek Valley
Potter’s Tramps
Lockland
George Diehl
Tramps
Timme
Pelicans
Elmwood
Brockman
Ft. Thomas Soldiers
New Formond
Ira Hogue
Big 1
Elmwood Cub
Mabley & Carew
Tristate Park
Price Hill
Sammies
Fromholtz
Reds
Ft. Thomas
Jack Reis
Sebas
Nelson .Watson
Middletown
Ty Cobb
Dayton
Hamilton
Interstate semipro series opens with weekly doubleheaders
Starting Sunday July 7 the Interstate elimination series for the city semipro championship begins at Crowe's Park with doubleheaders each Sunday. The Madison A C aims for nine straight wins against North Cincinnatis while Muldoons meet Paper Boys at Richardson Field Lockland and Newport Moose host Hiawathas Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill Urichos
Crowe’s Park
Elberon Avenue
Harry Shockley
Amateur Commission
Cincinnati
Madison
A. C
North Cincinnatis
Richardson Field
Lockland
Muldoons
Paper Boys
Cody
Eichenhorst
Newport Moose
Hiawatha
Wagner Becomes Home Defense Officer in Carnegie
Pittsburg dispatch reports Hans Wagner, once a major league star, sworn in as Home Defense Police officer with jurisdiction in Carnegie. In Joplin Missouri the July 4 boxing card features Jack Dempsey vs Bob Devere in a twelve round bout announced by a local club manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hans” Wagner
Allegheny County
Carnegie
Here
Joplin
Jack Dempsey
Bob Devere
Devere
New Orleans Pitcher Perdue Sold to Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on June 28, pitcher Perdue of the New Orleans team was purchased by the Minneapolis club of the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Perdue
New Orleans
Minneapolis
American Association
Pittsburg Pitchers Sold to Kansas City Club
The Pittsburg National League Club traded pitchers Robert Steele and Carman Hill to the Kansas City Club of the American Association for a deal announced by George Muehlbach, president of the local Kansas City outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert Steele
Carman Hill
Pittsburg
George Muehlbach
Little Rock Club Offloads Dee Walsh to Detroit
The sale of Third Baseman Dee Walsh to Detroit today completes the Little Rock Club’s disposal of its Southern Association players. Outfielder Herb Moran was sold to Milwaukee of the American Association. Pitcher Charlie Young and Outfielder Cecil Coombs were released outright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prez
Little Rock
Ark
Dee” Walsh
Detroit Today
Little Rock Club
Southern Association
Herb Moran
Milwaukee
American Association
Charlie Young
Cecil Coombs
Worthmore A. C. Organizes in Hyde Park
The Worthmore A. C. formed Friday night in Hyde Park with 25 charter members. It will sponsor baseball football tennis and boxing and is open to young men aged 16 to 21. Officers elected include President John L. McCarthy and Secretary Treasurer George Krieger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthmore A. C
Hyde Park
Pew
John L. McCarthy
George Krieger
Twilight games set for all American Association in Kansas City
Beginning July 13 all league games in Kansas City will start at twilight except Saturdays Sundays and holidays. The plan was decided at a conference last night between Thomas Hickey president of the league and Kansas City Club officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Thomas Hickey
Hall defeats Kashiro to win Middle States singles title
Walter Merrill Hall of New York beats Seiichiro Kashiro of Japan in five sets at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club to claim the Middle States championship. Hall, 1911 holder, advances to meet T. R. Pell in the challenge match tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mountain Station
N. J
Walter Merrill Hall
New York
Seiichiro Kashiro
Japan
Orange Lawn
Kashiro
Hall
T. R. Pell
Valley Industrial League Games Today
Valley Industrial League schedule lists Fox Paper Company versus Pollak Steel at Leckland with umpire Ammon and scorer Miller. Hol ter Shoe faces Standard Parts at Elm wood with umpire Klein and scorer Clendenning. Tool Steel meets Miller Range Company at Senate Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Industrial League
Fox Paper Company
Pollak Steel Company
Leckland
Ammon
Miller
Holter Shoe
Standard Parts
Elmwood
Klein
Clendenning
Tool Steel
Miller Range Company
Senate Park
Elmwood and New Richmond Play Sunday in KIO League
Elmwood and New Richmond of the KIO League meet Sunday at New Richmond. All Elmwood players must report at Stanley Avenue East End Sunday at 12 30 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
New Richmond
Stanley Avenue
East
Commercial League Standings and Tuesday Games
Commercial League standings show Newp. R. M. 301,000 leading with 2 wins 2 losses, American T. W. 2 2 .500, Acme M. T.C. 2 3 .400, Meth. Bk. C. 2666, J. Steptoe Co. 05 .000. Games today feature Acme Machine Tool Co. versus Newport Rolling Mills, College Hill Methodist Book Concern against Procter & Gamble, John Steptoe Co. against American Tool Works at Pelican Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Po
W. L. Pe
Newp. R. M
Amer. T. W
Gam
Acme M. T.C
Bk. C
J. Steptoe Co
Acme
Machine Tool Company
Newport Rolling Mills
College “Hill Methodist Book Concern
Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
John Steptoe Company
American Tool Works
Pelican Grounds
Queen City League standings and scheduled matches
The Queen City League shows Dolly Varden leading with 5 wins and 0 losses, followed by Andrews and Morris Machine Tool Company in varying records. Upcoming/postponed games include Morris Machine Tool Company versus Cincinnati Milling Machine, Oakley versus Union Gas & Electric, and Andrews Steel Company versus Dolly Varden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Machine Tool Company
Cincinnati’ Milling Machine
Oakley
Union Gas & Electric Company
U. &. Printing Company
South Norwood
Andrews Steel Company
Dolly Varden
New Whist Officers Elected by American Whist League
W L Harris of Minneapolis elected President at Lake Placid N Y. E G Comstock Milwaukee becomes Treasurer. J T Rouse Cincinnati W E Byrnes Cleveland W W Chalmers Toledo named Directors. Mrs H T Fry Chicago and partner husband win associate member trophy. Mrs M F Bennett Detroit with F W Mathias of Toledo finish second. Mrs J H Gates Chicago and partner R R Richards Detroit finish third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lake Placid
N. Y
W. L. Harris
Minneapolis
E. G. Comstock
Milwaukee
J. T. Rouse
Cincinnati
W. E. Byrnes
Cleveland
W. W. Chalmers
Toledo
H. T. Fry
Chicago
M. F. Bennett
Detroit
F. W. Mathias
J. H. Gates
R. R. Richards
No Profiteering in Tobacco Trade Says President Wittrock
The Cincinnati Cigar and Tobacco Association met at Hotel Gibson. President Charles B. Wittrock, back from the East, warned that manufacturers have raised costs 50 to 70 percent, making profiteering unlikely but pressuring small dealers. He urged vigilance against phony bargain prices and noted tax impacts. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday July 26 at Hotel Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Cigar and Tobacco Association
Gibson
Charles B. Wittrock
Cincinnati
Wittrock
Hotel
North Cincinnati Republican Club to Meet July 1
Directors discuss important fall campaign matters at the club headquarters Corry and Vine streets Monday evening July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
American boys adapt to British ration in France
In Northern France American troops brigaded with the British adjust to new meals, accepting tea with meals and coffee at breakfast. Rations include bread, jam, sausage, bacon, meat, cheese, pudding, potatoes, and tea for the evening. Sailors overcome seasickness and homesickness within a week. officers expect rapid adjustment and good care under war conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
France
Tidewater
Police report thefts on Vine Street and Pearl Street
Joseph M. Landwehr of 326 West Eighth street Covington reported a black leather grip with clothing valued at 30 dollars stolen while he was in a Vine street cafe. Two paper boxes containing two dozen family scales owned by the Enterprise Company of 127 East Pearl street were stolen from the sidewalk Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Landwehr
West Eighth Street
Covington
Vine Street
Enterprise Company
East Pearl Street
Buick roadster stolen from Arthur Ibold residence
A seven passenger Buick roadster belonging to Arthur Ibold of 910 Main Street was stolen from in front of that address on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ibold
Main Street
Bicycle stolen from Oakley resident Louis Flammers
The bicycle of Louis Flammers of 3181 Paxton Road was stolen from near Gilmore and Madison Road in Oakley on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Flammers
Paxton Road
Gilmore
Madison Road
Oakley
Carpenters Report Tool Theft From Sidewalk Box
Fred Brazier and Charles Dollunmayer reported theft of tools from a sidewalk toolbox on McMillan street opposite Stanton avenue Walnuts Hills. Each tool valued at 15 dollars. police notified Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brazier
Fenwick Avenue
Norwood
Charles Dollunmayer
Desmond Avenue
Carpenters
McMillan Street
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Auto of Irwin Spritz Recovered After Theft
Detectives Guethlein and Huestlein recovered the car belonging to Irwin Spritz of London court Avondale on Friday after it was stolen June 26. The auto was found abandoned in Hazelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Spritz
London Court
Avondale
Guethlein and
Huestlein
Hazelwood
Patrolman Sharpe Suspended by City Police Chief
Patrolman William G. Sharpe of District No 6 was suspended Friday by Chief Copelan amid ongoing departmental actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Sharpe
Copelan
Forged check passed as payment for groceries
A $10 Citizens National Bank check signed by John Galvin was given to grocer Charles Jones at 1210 Poplar Street for seventy cents of groceries. The grocer received $9.30 in change and later learned the check was forged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
John Galvin
Charles Jones
Poplar Street
Mrs Ernst Kunwald Ordered to Register as German Enemy
Washington instructions require Mrs. Ernst Kunwald to register as a German enemy alien. Despite her husband Dr Kunwald being an Austrian subject, Austrian women are not required to register. Born in Essen, she is considered German by birth and has lived in Cheviot since her husband’s internment at Ft Oglethorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshal Devanney
Kunwald
Symphony Orchestra
Essen
Cheviot
Ft. Oglethorpe
Flag Dedication Marks East End Patriotism Evening
Common Pleas Judge Fred L Hoff man will deliver the principal address at the flag raising in East End yards Saturday at 2 30 pm All Saints Catholic Church held a Friday patriotic meeting on school grounds Father Tieman spoke and Thomas Voker chaired The Star Spangled Banner led the observances The service flag shows twenty eight stars eight of the men are with General Pershing over there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fred L. Hoffman
East End
Pennsylvania Yards
All Saints' Catholic Church
Third
Collard Streets
Father Tieman
Thomas Voker
General Pershing
Newport Street Fair Opens For War Service Benefit
The Newport Courthouse lawn hosted a Friday opening of a street fair and carnival by the Women's Auxiliary of the Council of National Defense. Booths like the Flower Booth and French tea garden showcased efforts to raise funds for a hostess house for visiting soldiers and sailors. The event drew a large crowd, featured a merry-go-round, and transformed the Elks Lodge home into a festive venue, signaling a successful community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of National Defense
Newport Courthouse
Mary Winston Nelson
Charles Wiedemann
William H. Newell
Percy Harrower
Thomas P. Carothers
John T. Hodge
Edmund Berry
Thomas King
Fire Department
Newport Lodge of Elks
Newport
Fourth at the Fort Fort Thomas July Fourth Program
The Army Y M C A at Fort Thomas schedules a patriotic rally and band concert plus a week of events from July 1 to July 7 including boxing entertainment talks movies singing services and a Sunday outdoor service with Rev H P Runyan and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Army Y. M. C. A
Drama League
Philip Hinkle
Sherley C
Irene Eisensmith
P. L. Vernon
Wisnall
Elizabeth Campbell
Bruce Allen
Hugh Anglesby
Becker
Newsboys
H. P. Runyan
War Savings Campaign in County Declared Successful
Committeemen appointed to conduct the Thrift Stamp drive in Newport and Campbell County report strong effort and a great result. Nearly everyone has contributed more than expected, with only a few refusing their part. State Director James D. Brown will be informed for investigation, and the campaign total will be tabulated Saturday by the Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Ben Sharpless
James D. Brown
Louisville
Young men head to training camp from Campbell County
A Newport train carried 171 youths to a training camp 96 from county districts and 75 from Newport. Among Newport riders were Raymond Bohnenkamper who left the fire department and Patrolman Joseph Mahoney who joined to bear arms. Colonel Carothers named Paul Enneking captain with Emil Lohmeyer and August Margaleth as lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Raymond Bohnenkamper
Newport Fire Department
Joseph Mahoney
Newport Police
Thomas P. Carothers
Paul Enneking
Emil Lohmeyer
August Margaleth
Miss Frelinger Dies After Surgery in Cincinnati
Katherine Frelinger longtime Newport Public Schools teacher dies after surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati She served as president of the Newport Women Teachers Club and was recently re elected Funeral services set at St Xavier's Church Cincinnati with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Frelinger
Newport Public Schools
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Miss Frelinger
Newport Women Teachers’ Club
St. Xavier's Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Dalton Adding Machine Company Banquet for 35 Salesmen
The Dalton Adding Machine Company of Norwood hosted a banquet for thirty five salesmen at the Hotel Gibson on Friday evening. President James L. Dalton acted as toastmaster, and fifteen graduates of the companys training school attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Adding Machine Company
Norwood
Hotel
Gibson
James l. Dalton
May Build Barges on Ohio River Interest Grows in Newport
Efforts are underway to form a company to build concrete coal barges for the Ohio River. W. F. Milner of Chicago, representing a cement concern, is in Newport and has met with several prominent financiers, with reported encouraging results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Capital
Ohio River
W. F. Milner
Chicago
Newport
Captain Weber Arrives Safely in France
Captain Fred Weber of the United States Medical Corps has arrived safely in France, signaling the commencement of his overseas post. The report notes the official arrival and departure details from the transport ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weber
United States Medical Corps
Deaths of Captain Weber Prominent Newport Physician
A telegram received in Newport Friday announces the death of Captain Weber a noted Newport physician who enlisted in the U S service He served as Eminent Commander of Newport Commandery No 13 Knights Templars and was a leading local medical figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Newport
Weber
Uncle Sam
Newport Commandery No. 13
Knights Templars
Presbyterian Church to Dedicate Service Flag
The Presbyterian Church at Eighth and Terrace streets Dayton will dedicate a service flag and honor roll for church members serving in the armed forces this Sunday. Names on the roll include Morris Ervin Humphrey Ervin Swing Martin Albert Ronsheim Elmer Perry Joseph Gould Louis Gould Elmer Schofield Harold Richards Clarence Barker and Dr Edward Halloran. The program features Rev Ervin delivering invocation W P King of Newport public schools presenting the flag and Dr Ervin replying with an address Mrs McMurphy reading The Service Flag with opening Star Spangled Banner and closing America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Eighth and Terrace Streets
Dayton
Morris Ervin
Humphrey
Ervin
Swing Martin
Albert Ronsheim
Elmer Perry
Joseph Gould
Louis Gould
Elmer Schofield
Harold Richards
Clarence Barker
Edward Halloran
Mr. Ervin
W. P. King
Newport Public Schools
State Hatcheries ship bass and brim to local lakes
State Game Warden Russell Walker said a consignment of several thousand bass brim and new lights was shipped from Kentucky State Hatcheries and would be released into Lake Albert at Uthgate and the lake at the infirmary at Cold Springs. Lake Albert is now under the Campbell County Fish and Game Protective Association and reserved for its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Walker
Kentucky
Lake Albert
Uthgate
Infirmary
Cold Springs
Campbell County Fish and Game Protective Association
Corporal Adams Wounded in France
A telegram received in Newport Friday informed that Corporal Zed H. Adams of the United States Engineers Corps was seriously wounded while serving in France. Adams, 22, has served four years in the army and is the son of Mrs. Maud Fischer of 604 York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed H. Adams
United States Engineers’ Corps
France
Newport
Maud Fischer
York Street
Althout
Adams
Newport Marriage Licenses Names and Residences Listed
Marriage licenses issued in Newport include Alfred Baltz age 22 residence Newport and Mary Alice Hancock both of Newport. Joseph N. Blank of Newport and Violet Johns of Newport. Edward C. Bittman of Newport and Margaret Edwards of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Baltz
Newport
Mary Alice Hancock
Joseph N. Blank
Violet Johns
Ace
Edward C. Bittman
Margaret Edwards
Seven year rule eased for first papers in naturalization
A new law lets many aliens use pre 1906 first papers for citizenship, despite seven year invalidity for papers under later laws. In Cincinnati, 39 aliens formerly barred will have hearings this fall and winter, with dates set for German and other nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Cincinnati
Hollister
Loveland
Holger Emanuel Jensen
Race Street
Henry George Grimmelsman
Maple Avenue
Norwood
George Schirmer
Beekman Street
Augusta Langenbaln
Monroe Avenue
Rossmayne
John Blatt
Addyston
Joseph Rohlmann
Kessler Street
Kurt Wolff
Western Avenue
Sam Simon
East Secon Street
Josef Noll
Elm Street
Jacob Didie
Colerain Avenue
Mair Carew
West Sixth Street
Erich Bishman
Central Avenue
Gerhard Meyer
Barr Street
Carl Koch
East Fifth Street
Friedrich Funk
Mohawk Street
Charles Theodore Pally
Betts Street
William Wiethoff
Beech Avenue
John Noll
Magnolia Street
Nicholaus Rothenbach
Madison Road
Gustav’ Adolph Schmidt
Bremen Street
Fortunato Caracciolo
West
Fifteenth Street
Adolf Scholle
Main Street
Benard Blumlein
Jefferson Avenue
Willliam
Martin Greenfield
Poplara A Proes and
Deivis Cohn
David
Covington War Savings Drive Reaches One-Third Quota
In Kenton County the War Savings Stamp drive hit one third of its 1 504 850 target in four days. Merchants first in Kentucky to go over the top, Covington Retail Merchants Committee secured 85 000 of the county total 605 728 with wards and towns contributing. John L. Shuff urged greater effort for more dollars amid rising Americanist sentiment. A separate case saw a hotel raid resulting in a disorderly conduct case with Mrs Hardesty fined 50 dollars and others fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Kenton County
Covington Retail Merchants’ Committee
Frank F. Thorpe
C. E. Brett
National Retail Merchants’ Division
Kentucky
Reail Merchants
United States
Merchants’ Committee
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Latonia
Ludlow
Central Covington
West Covington
Kenton
Ft. Mitchell
John L. Shuff
Cincinnati
Horse Race Men Fined Under Work Law
Chief Theodore Kluemper and his men monitor vagrancy law violators. August Lasance, lodging under alias Albert Mitchell, was fined 100 and jailed 30 days, remitted to a 1000 bond for one year of lawful work. Tiny Williams, a famed jockey, faced vagary charges. case left open as he pursues work. Other defendants forfeited bonds and await punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kluemper
August Lasance
Cincinnati
Albert Mitchell
Manson
Lasance
Tiny” Williams
John B. O’neal
R. Lee Bird
James M. O’maley
Williams
O’neal
Chicago
Commonwealth
Stevens J. Blakely
Martin Brown
Joe Williams
Ed Kane
John Taylor
Andrew Lewis
Merrill Stevens
Judge Manson
Fromt
Covington Churches Schedule and Picnic Noted
Scott Street M E Church with Rev William Owen Sadler preaches at 11 am on Victory. Sunday school at 9 30 am Epworth League 6 45 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 pm. First English Lutheran Castle Hall with Rev H W Little preaches 10 30 am Evening service Fifth and Greenup. St Paul Evangelical with Rev Otto Waldmann early 7 am service and 9 am Sunday school. Annual picnic June 29 leaving church at 9 am for Lake Wolking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Evangelical Protestant Church
Otto Waldmann
Lake Wolking
Selectives Depart City Hall for Camp Bleak Farewell Crowd
A large crowd at City Hall bid farewell to 242 Kenton County selectives Friday morning before they entrained. District No. 1 sent 81 men, District No. 2 sent 95 men, and the Kenton County Board sent 66 men. Mayor John J. Craig and Commissioners escorted the contingent to the depot as the Kenton County unit joined Campbell County at Latonia. Attorney C A Schroetter accompanied Covington men and Rev T W Rainey went with Newport men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
District No
District No. 2
Kenton County Board
John J. Craig
Selective Service Boards
Campbell County
Latonia
C. A. Schroetter
Covington
Rev. T. W. Rainey
Newport
Hotel proprietress in the federal court confrontation
Mrs. Cordelia Hardesty 42 who operates the Liberty Hotel in the old White House property opposite City Hall on Court Avenue was arrested Friday morning on a warrant based on an affidavit by Assistant District Attorney E M Gatliff charging her with conducting an improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Hardesty
Liberty Hotel
White House
City Hall
Court Avenue
E. M. Gatliff
Boone County Surpasses War Savings Quota in Four Days
Boone County reached its War Savings Stamps quota of 188 400 in just four days with subscriptions totaling 203 000. County Campaign Chairman Joan M Lassing praised the effort saying Boone is American all the way and expects to double the quota before the campaign ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Boone
Joan M. Lassing
County Campaign Committee
Covington notes and local legal updates
An authenticated copy of the will of Henry Oswald was filed with County Clerk Dillon. The estate is bequeathed to widow Mary Oswald who is named executrix without bond. Federal Judge Cochran will impanel a grand jury in Covington on August 5 due to sedition-law violations. N A Thockmorton was named administrator of O A Thockmorton estate in Kenton County. A Pittsburg man and a Westfield woman obtained a marriage license and wed at Trinity Church. Taxpayers must pay city taxes for 1918 this week to avoid penalties. office hours extend to 9 p.m. Henry B. Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Oswald
Cineianati
Dillon
Mary Oswald
A.M. J. Cochran
Covington
N. A. Thockmorton
O. A. Thockmorton
Kenton County
Ust
Albert Abrams
Pittsburg
Latonia
Manson
Selects
William Crannon Blackman
Dunkirk
N. Y
Harriet Eliza
Gilmar
Westfield
J. Howard Gibbons
Trinity Church
Morris Johnson
New York
Harry Johnson
Beaumont
Tex
Huelsman
Brandner
Henry B. Schuler
Public Finance
Covington Marriage Licenses Listed Residents
A partial list shows marriage licenses in Covington and nearby towns. Henry Carr age 33 from Covington appears alongside Seanie Frasure 27 of Ludlow, and Lena R. Schooler from Covington. Also named are William R. Stoertman, Lucille Cheesman, Harriett Eliza Gilmar, and Warl Richardson with residences in Nicholson and Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carr
Covington
Seanie Frasure
Ludlow
William R. Stoertman
Lena R
Schooler
Warl Richardson
Nicholson, Ky
Lucille Cheesman
Nicholson
William. C. Blackman
Dunkirk
N. Y
Harriett Eliza Gilmar
Westfield
Selects Should Secure Training Before Camps
Captain Lewis G Stamm urged draftees and new registrants to take training before deployment. He cited a high transfer rate from Camp Taylor and urged interested selects to meet him at the Armory on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 30. Classes at Hotel Gibson review weekly lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Stamm
United States Military Training Battalion
Hotel Gibson
Stamm
Camp Taylor
Camp Sherman
Armory
Gibson
German Theater Star Applies for U S Citizenship
Willy Diedrich, leading man of the German Theater stock company, began his bid for American citizenship by appearing in court to declare he is done with the Kaiser and will become a United States citizen. He received his first papers and will complete the process. an extension of his alien permit allowed him to resume concerts and to call on acquaintances in a neighboring district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Diedrich
Sam Friday
United States
Diedrich
Butte and Superior Mining Co Regains Control of Finances
Helena Mont June 28 The Butte and Superior Mining Company now has exclusive control over its finances and receipts Judge Bourquin of the Federal Court dissolved the October 2 1917 order in the Minerals Separation Company suit for patent infringement and royalty collection under which the company could not pay out receipts or dispose of assets or tie up properties The order restores control over property worth millions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Butte and Superior Mining Company
Bourquin
Minerals Separation Company, Limited
Butte and Superior
New Officers Elected for Waiters Local Union 72
Monte Leonard was elected President at the union headquarters on 620 Main Street. Other officers named include Vice President William Apple Recording Secretary L L Reams Financial Secretary William Frischer Business Agent W W Chalcraft Outside Guard Charles Pollard and Inside Guard Robert Isler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Leonard
Waiters’ Local Union No
Main Street
William Apple
L. L. Reams
William Frischer
Ww. W. Chalcraft
Charles Pollard
Robert Isler
Down Along the River Weather and Water Levels
Pittburg report notes the river at Davis Island Dam at 9.5 feet and rising with clear conditions. Wheeling shows the river at 6.3 feet and falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Clear
Wheeling
Kentucky’s War Hero Eludes Death Itself at Murray Hill Baths
Lt. McClintock, 28, long served in the Eighty-seventh Canadian Infantry and earned the Distinguished Conduct Medal for leading a trench assault under heavy fire. After being wounded twice abroad, he returned to America and was stationed at Camp Dix before the fatal incident at Murray Hill Baths. He had recently faced financial strain and registered under the alias A. M. Me Camp Dix Before his death, an officer from Camp Dix was in town searching for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dix
N. J
Entonment
McClintock
Murray Hill Baths
A. M
Eighty-seventh
King George
Plattsburg
Local groups plan Chester 1 Saturday outings
At a glance Eulalia Council Pocahontas and Co I Second Ohio Regiment Jr U A M will hold outings at Chester 1 Saturday. The latter will stage exhibition drills as a program feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Council
Pocahontas, and Co. I
Ohio Regiment
Chester
John Morgan
Edward Harris
Elfred and
Johnson
Opera Place
Vine Street
Fox
Manuel Meyer
City Health Department
Louis- Weber
Oehler Street
General Hospital
John Sadel
Carthage Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio Cemetery Superintendents
Atation
Galion
Chamber of Co Ce
C. E. Kern
Spring Grove
D. R. van
ATTA
Hamilton County
Boys and Girls’ Pig Club
Police Round Up Gang of Auto Thieves
Joseph Miller of Bay City Michigan was arrested by Detectives Hueftlein and Guethlein after attempting to sell a car. He confessed involvement in robberies between Cincinnati and Hamilton and said he was with Elvis Harlow of Louisville, who was jailed in Hamilton and sent to Cincinnati. A third man is at large and expected to reduce thefts once apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Bay City
Mich
Hueftlein
Guethlein
Miller
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Elvis Harlow
Louisville
Diamonds Reported Stolen From Hillman Man in City Hotel
Charles McCloud of Hillman Michigan told police Friday that several diamonds were stolen from under his pillow at a hotel on Central Avenue. He listed a $30,000 stone and a $5,000 stone among the missing gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. McCloud
Hillman
Mich
Central Avenue
Army Aviator Brother Fractures Arm in French Flight Plunge
Attorney Dudley C. Outcalt reports his son Lieutenant Dudley Miller Outcalt, an aviation pilot serving in Northern France, is hospitalised after his airplane stalled and crashed to the ground fracturing his arm. He has been in France since last May performing artillery observation duties.
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Dudley C. Outcalt
Dudley Miller Outcalt
Outcalt
France
Training Men See Vaudeville at YMCA Event
A vaudeville show for 250 training detachment men at the YMCA drew a strong crowd Friday. Morris Jones presented the program, with Leon Lucas delivering one of the hits. Similar weekly performances are held for the stationed troops.
Messenger Davis Dies of Heart Attack on Mt Adams
William Davis, 60, a messenger for the Western Union Telegraph Company, collapsed and died while delivering a message at Anthony Simer's cafe on St Gregory Street in Mt Adams. The death is reported as due to an attack of disease.
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William Davis
Thoma Hotel
Vine Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anthony Simer
St. Gregory Street
Mt. Adams
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