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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

3

Newport Quashes Charge Against Mayor For Nonfeasance

An indictment charging Mayor Joseph Hermann with nonfeasance in office was dismissed by Circuit Judge Caldwell after witnesses Alfred Segal Frank Aston and Emmanuel Rosenberg failed to appear. The case rested on alleged neglect to suppress professional gambling in Newport. The prosecution sought dismissals for eight Newport police officers, but the judge warned the witnesses must appear or those indictments could also be dismissed.

Joseph Hermann Caldwell Alfred Segal Frank Aston Emmanuel Rosenberg Cincinnati Newport Jacob Roll Hubbard Schwartz Lawrence J. Diskin Commonwealth A. M. Caldwell Diskin

Round-up of 11 youths on gambling charges

Safety Commissioner W C Thomas and Detective D Murphy arrested eleven youths last night for gambling as they crossed Fourth Street Bridge over the Licking River. Names listed include John Weisman Walter Hehman William Yates Thomas Schulte Charles Norton Jeffrey Veney Arthur Bridewell James Shields Edward Gradison and George Taylor of Newport. A fourteen year old boy was charged with juvenile delinquency. June taxes are due at Newport Finance office.

W. C. Thomasson David Murphy Fourth Street Licking River John Weisman Walter Hehman William Yates Thomas Schulte Charles Norton Jeffrey Veney Arthur Bridewell James Shields Edward Gradison George Taylor Newport

For Sale Rauh Lang Electric Car with Rectifier

Auction notice lists a Rauh-Lang electric car with rectifier for sale. Contact B. F. Graziani in Covington Kentucky for details. Also offered is a sixty three acre farm at Cold Springs Campbell County with crops horses and cattle priced at 10000 dollars. Tel S 247.

Rauh-Lang B. F. Graziani Covington Cold Springs Campbell County

Newport Merchants Face Trading Stamp Prohibition Case

Lawrence J. Diskin reports Charles H. Morris has begun appeals court proceedings to test a law banning trading stamps by merchants. If constitutional, investigations will follow and violators will be prosecuted.

Newport State Court of Appeals Lawrence J. Diskin Commonwealth Attorney Charles H. Morris Morris Court of Appeals Diskin

Police urge overhaul of arrest report system

A Campbell County meeting backed revamping police reports to be more concise and complete. Two attorneys were hired to push city commissioners toward adopting a detailed reporting system for every arrest and case investigated.

Campbell County

Three Men Arrested on Prohibition Charges After Raids

Three men Fred Ditzler Archie Brown and Abraham Zaken were arrested yesterday for violation of the prohibition laws. The arrests followed raids by Detective Dave Murphy W C Thomasson Safety Commissioner and deputy U S marshals. They were cited to appear before the United States Commissioner this morning.

Dave Murphy W. C. Thomasson United States Fred Ditzler Anne Street Archie Brown West Eighth Street Abraham Zaken West Seventh Street

Realty transfers recorded in Campbell County clerk's office

Yesterday's recording lists multiple property transfers in Campbell County. Names include Jedling to Hauck in Dayton. Samuel and Sarah to William Beil in Newport. Highland Real Estate and Investment to Anna Burnside and to Rose Flannery. John A. Rolf to Frank and Pertha Rolf. Dealon to Oscar and Harry Huber. Irene Wenderoth to Robert and Lucille Simpson. Julia Nagel to Adolph Dutcher. Bertha and John Schneider to Caroline Zimmerman. Alfred and Louise Bensteinen to Elmer Brussell. C A Wessell to A J Wessell. and Fannie Spilman to Margaret Leng. Amounts range from 175 to 3500 dollars depending on parcel.

William Milius Campbell County Henry Jedling Albert Ethel Hauck Second Street Dayton Samuel Sarah William Beil Fourth Street Newport Highland Real Estae and Investment Company Anna Burnside Highland Baby Farms Highland Real Estate and Investment Company Rose Flannery John A. Rolf Frank C Pertha C. Rolf Woodlawn Homes Company Thomas Dealon Oscar Harry Huber Sixth Avenue Irene Wenderoth O Robert Lucille Simpson Front Street Julia C. Nagel Adolph EB Laura Dutcher Retreat Clark Streets Bellevue Bertha John W. Schneider Caroline E. Zimmerman Clifton Home and Building Company Clifton Alfred Louise Bensteinen Elmer E. Brussell Indiana Avenue Ft. Thomas C. A. Wessell A. J. Wessell Fannie M. Spilman Margaret Leng Fifth Street

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Ohio and Kentucky Residents

The notice lists marriage licenses issued to residents from Ohio and nearby Kentucky towns. Names include T. R. Follett of Jeffersonville and Mabel Melholland of London, Fred Ford of Indianapolis and Josephine Martin of Tibder, Lanche Peno of Hillsboro, George G. Taylor of Branch Hill, Anna Dangelmeier of Dayton, Lester Bornschlegel of Newport, Harry Wardlow and Emma Julien of Norwood.

Newport KY Tax Payment Window Extended to June 30

The office of Commissioner of Finance in Newport Kentucky will stay open until 6 p.m. Friday June 30 for payment of city taxes. Chas D McCrea.

Newport Chas. D. McCrea

Supreme Court reverses Covington street railway ruling

The U S Supreme Court reverses Judge Cochran and remands the case of South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Co v City of Newport. Newport must pay costs of $100.30. The court holds jurisdiction exists and Taft signs the mandate.

United States Cochran South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company Newport United States Supreme Court Central Bridge Eleventh Brighton Streets Covington Taft

Silver Jubilee of Covington Cleric Flynn Celebrated

The Very Rev Joseph A Flynn Vicar General of the Covington diocese and pastor of St Marys Cathedral will celebrate his silver jubilee of ordination this morning at 10 oclock. He will officiate at high mass in the cathedral assisted by Revs Streck and OHarron. A noon dinner will be served at the pastoral residence by ladies of the congregation with many local clergy invited.

Joseph A. Flynn Covington St. Mary's Cathedral Father Flynn Streck O’harron

Two Building Permits Issued In City

Two permits were issued yesterday. W. H. Frick received a permit to remodel a building at the southwest corner of Fourth Street and Madison Avenue damaged by fire for 4000 dollars. Eva Sherman obtained a permit to erect a frame addition to a store at 1920 Madison Avenue for 2500 dollars.

W. H. Frick Fourth Street Madison Avenue Eva Sherman

Robbery Report Near Covington on Fifth and Russell

Thomas Dryer of 3366 Reading Road Cincinnati told police he was robbed early yesterday by a Black man at Fifth and Russell streets Covington his pocketbook containing $8 was taken.

Thomas Dryer Reading Road Cincinnati Fifth and Russell Streets Covington

Demurrer hearings set in Murphy damage suits against mill

In Campbell Circuit Court Judge A M Caldwell will hear defense demurrers on July 3 regarding damage claims by Mrs. Mary Murphy and Mrs. Ellen Murphy of Ninth and Brighton streets against W N Andrews and the Newport Rolling Mill Co. The Murphys seek various damages over shots fired into their homes during the mill strike.

Mary Murphy Ellen Murphy Ninth Brighton W. N. Andrews Newport Rolling Mill Company Campbell A. M. Caldwell Newport Rolling Mill

Patrolman for Park Stationed In City Park

City Commission approves a sub patrolman to patrol City Park Front Street and Licking River. Commissioner Thomasson cited numerous reports of early conduct and loitering in the park. The officer will patrol exclusively from 4 pm to midnight during July August and September.

Thomasson City Park Front Street Licking River

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Rescheduled For July 11

The regular Tuesday session is canceled due to Independence Day. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday July 11.

Chamber of Commerce

Indictments in Kenton Grand Jury Report Include Hutzel Case

The Kenton County Grand Jury returned six indictments against Claude Hutzel for selling mortgaged property and noted assets of nine thousand eighty nine dollars with liabilities over twenty three thousand. Other actions included dismissals, referrals for further investigation in a birth related case, and multiple indictments against railroads for nuisances at crossings plus liquor and gambling charges against individuals in Covington and Latonia.

F. M. Tracy Kenton County Claude E. Hutzel Surety Service Company Coppin Buiding Ed E. Walker George E. Engel Hutzel Hutzel Motor Car Company Me Avenue United States District Court Covington Cincinnati General Hospital Commonwealth Thomas Se Grand Jury B. H. Waddell Orie S. Ware Willie Woods William Justice E. L. Murray Frank Seymour George Dugan Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company C. & O. Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company Carroll Burdick Latonia Elmer Price William Burdick Frank Mulligan G. H. Budde George Helkamp James C. Noel Joseph Noel A. F. Hehman James C. Hight Allen Justice

Appeals Court halts liquor tax collection in Kentucky case

United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati reverses a Covington ruling and grants an injunction to Henry W. Roetcher, baker of Ludlow, stopping nearly $3,000 in taxes and penalties on a small liquor possession. Elwood Hamilton, former Internal Revenue Collector, was party to the suit with Roetcher.

United States Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati Elwood Hamilton Internal Revenue Louisville Henry W. Roetcher Baker Ludlow Roetcher United States Cochran Covington Kentucky Hamilton Court of Appeals Roethher Robert Simmons Charlton B. Thompson

Moonshine Raids Arrest Three at Covington Distillery

Police raided 14 West Fifth street Covington Kentucky last night seizing two pints of moonshine. Arrested were Hugh Heeter Marybelle Elliott and a white man identified as H T Morris who claimed to be a railroad detective. Morris held on disorderly conduct and the two negroes on prohibition violations. A revolver and ammunition were found on Morris.

Taylor Siemon West Fifth Street Covington Hugh Heeter Marybelle Elliott H. T. Morris Morris

Divorces Granted in Judge Harbesons Court

Mrs. May Fullerton of 117 East Twelfth street won a divorce from George Fullerton of Findlay Ohio on cruelty charges. They wed August 16, 1919. Mrs. Mary Louise Baker of 1129 East Scott street was granted a divorce from Winston Baker on cruelty charges and received custody of their infant daughter with a week of alimony, married May 12, 1910. Mrs. Nora Williams of 2103 Donaldson Avenue Covington was granted a divorce from John R. Williams on cruelty charges and restored her maiden name Nora Haggard. married February 2, 1890.

May Fullerton East Twelfth Street Harbeson George Fullerton Findlay Mary Louise Baker Winston Baker Scott Street Nora Williams Donaldson Avenue Covington John R. Williams Nora Haggard

Local names list in Covington area residents and addresses

Readable names and residences from Covington Kentucky and surrounding areas including Latonia and Covington with several individuals listed alongside cities like Cincinnati Muncie Chicago Hamilton Visalia and Union. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous women and men with surnames such as White Thornton Schulte Holtman Leach Hopple Betz Stephenson Kidd Mann Morris Meltebrink Memering Truitt Lytle Witte Schilling Fey Dannebauer among others.

Jacien White Latonia Leota Thornton Harry Schulte Covington, Ky Clara Holtman Kerl M. Leach Muncie Ind Ada May Hopple Covington Arthur G. Betz Cincinnati Ruth H. Stephenson Union Claudius Be, Robinson Chicago Addie M. Kidd

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Hermann Adv Commissioner of Finance Charles D. McCabea Finance Supreme Court F.O.B Detroit Ford Ford and Lincoln Car Auto Sales and Service Co Race St Bauer Auto Sales Co Sixth St Hilary J, Benning Fighth Harriet Sts Cook Motor Co Warsaw and Woodlawn Aves N. Main St Mt. Healthy Elmwood Main Ave Elmwood Place John Hanauer Scott and Pike Sts Hedde-Gait Metor Co Montgomery Rd Pleasant Ridge Mathias Motor Co Harrison Ave Cheviot Northside Motor Car Co Hamilton Ave Wendell Pavey Madison Rd Reading Reading, O D. M. Stapp Monmouth Sts Newport, Ky the Universal Car Co Valley Garage Springfield Pike Hillsdale, Hartwell Appeals Court Kenton Circuit Edward Mann Nellie Morris Visalia Frank Meltebrink Louise Memering Harold C, Truitt Georgia V. Lytle Clement A, Witte Adelaide Schilling Joseph Fey Marie Dannebauer Ree Grant Che Dohn Shillito Company Shillito Shillito’s Shillito ‘S Shillito’s White Goods Chantilly Cretonnes
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