Covington Says He Shot to Drive Roomer Out of House
Homer Groendyke 28 a merchant at 726 Madison avenue told Police Judge Philipps that he fired at James Pickerel 28 a waiter a roomer to scare him from the Groendyke home after Pickerel and Mrs Esther Groendyke returned from Coney Island. Groendyke said he aimed at the floor and claimed one bullet went elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Groendyke
Merchant
Madison Avenue
Philipps
James Pickerel
Groendyke
Pickerel
Esther Groendyke
Coney Island
Mountain Valley Water touted for rheumatism relief
Advertises Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs Arkansas as a natural remedy for rheumatism arthritis and neuritis. Claims thousands seek relief at Hot Springs and that the water is now available locally with a phone order option and literature. Credit to Mountain Valley Water Co 306 W Seventh St Canal 3925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mountain Valley Water Co
Seventh St
Man Charged After Ohio Shooting At Coney Island Scene
Pickerel shot in leg after dispute with Mrs Groendyke while Greendyke visits Indiana. Pickerel walks to a garage, takes a taxi to St Marys Hospital Cincinnati. later sent to St Elizabeth Hospital Covington in non serious condition. Groen dyke released on 1500 bond. case postponed to Wednesday. Groendyke runs Homer Tire Shop in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickerel
St. Mary's Hospital
Cincimnnati
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Greendyke
Indiana
Groendyke
Homer
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Negro Shot to Death in Latonia Duel
David Newman a 30 year old Lexington stable hand at Latonia race track was shot and killed after an argument with Burch William 26 of Nashville Tennessee. Newman died en route to St Elizabeths Hospital. Burch was arrested in Covington on a murder charge. Police say the pair argued over track proceedings before drawing pistols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
David Newman
Lexington
Burch William
Nashville
Tenn
Newman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Burch
Covington
Covington Notes Legion Drive. store theft and local notices
The Norman British Post No 70 announces a large Legion membership drive with forty new applicants initiated at Moose Hall. Other items report a $100 loss of silk hosiery from 523 Madison Ave store, a fatal injury incident involving Charles Punch, a Boone Street remodeling permit for $6,000, bankruptcy filings by William Gilbert and W McDilley, citizenship petitions by Adeline and Lucy Stecker, and a pocket theft of $6 on Fountain Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Norman-Barnes
American Legion
Moose Hall
Fifth and
Madison Avenue
Paris
France
National American Legion
Joseph Mazer
Charles Punch
Johnstron
West Covington
Punch
William Clifford
Linden Street
Ludlow
Altamont Road
Kenton Realty Company
Boone Black
Scott Street
Wiliam T. Gilbert
Winchester
W. McDilley
Russell
Adeline Stecker
Lucy Stecker
Greenup Street
Germany
Robert Stephens
Second
Garrard Streets
Fountain Square
Prohibition Cases Dismissed and Others Bound for Grand Jury
The Newport case against Thomas Broadwell was dismissed after prohibition agents could not prove ownership of 15 gallons of whisky seized June 19. Several defendants including Frances and Ray Gwynn and Harry Shields were held to the Federal grand jury under bonds from $500 to $1,000, with Shields also posting a $2,000 peace bond. Others, like Oliver and Allie Overstreet, Cipriani and Dissanto, and Radley, Bauman, and Kelly faced grand jury actions or releases on bonds. Additional defendants tied to liquor manufacture and possession awaited trial, with various bond amounts and examinations continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Broadwell
Newport
East Fourth Street
Roetken
Prohibition
West Fourth Street
Frances
Ray Gwynn
York Street
Harry Shields
West Fifth Street
Oliver
Allie Overstreet
Owen County
Philip Cipriani
Freeman Avenue
Cincinnati
Toney Dissanto
Pike Street
John Bauman
Sixth
Berry Streets
Dayton
Mamie Kelly
Madison Avenue
Fourth
Scott Streets
Philipps
Frank Bauer
Hillside Avenue
Arry Goldenberg
Richmond Street
Walter Tuechter
Vine Street
Sullivan Divorce Granted in Kenton Circuit Court
Mrs Florence Sullivan was granted a divorce from John J Sullivan for cruelty in Judge Applegates court. She also regains her maiden name Florence Guy. William L Robbins obtained a divorce from Louise K Robbins on abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Florence Sullivan
Cincinnati Names and Addresses List of Local Residents
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with their towns across Ohio and Kentucky, including John M. Anderson Leonora Hattie Orville Jeffrey Day ton Mildred Kussman and others. The names appear alongside cities such as Columbus Cincinnati Covington Ludlow Erlanger Troy and Catawba with scattered initials and punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John M. Anderson
Leonora Hattie
Orville Jeffrey
Dayton
Mildred Kussman
Mahon
Thomas Kuehn
Bernice Palmer
Columbus
Lorraine Hannah
Cossis
Charlotte McNally
Catawba
William Spirkler
Thelma Ee EA
Frederick P. Lincke
Ludlow
Lora Hinkle
Veer Ludlow
William H. Anneken
Anna Domaschko
Erlanger
Clem Placke
Etta Candrem
West Covington
William A. Burgoon
Ruth George
Covington
Ralph M. Rife
O. Mamie Rife
Sesquicentennial Lights Set World Record at Philadelphia
D W Atwater of New York designer of the illuminated Liberty Bell announced at a Cincinnati Electric Club lecture that the Sesquicentennial Exposition displays 6 3 000 000 000 candle power aurora at Philadelphia. The club also announced its annual Bass Island picnic on August 25 and named officers William Hubble president and Harry Rie vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
D. W. Atwater
New York
Cincinnati Electric Club
Gibson
Bass Island
William Hubble
Harry Rie
Man Identified After Tragic Louisville Train Fatality
The body found on the Louisville and Nashville tracks near Old 76 Distillery is Albert Caldwell age 47 of 44 West Thirteenth Street. He worked for Eagle-Picker Lead in Cincinnati. Elwood Caldwell identified the body at Charles A. Smith & Sons funeral parlor. Caldwell leaves wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville
Licking Pike
Albert Caldwell
West Thirteenth Street
Eagle-Picker Lead Company
Cincinnati
Charles A. Smith & Sons
Monmouth Street
Elwood Caldwell
Theody
Thomas Harris
Stuart Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Caldwell
Elwood
Harold
Continued Trial Of Campbell Murder Suspects In Kentucky
Four men charged with the murder of Owen Campbell 32 Georgetown Ky had their trials continued indefinitely by Judge Caldwell at the request of Commonwealth Attorney Lawrence Dis ken due to absence of witnesses. Defendants Jake and Benjamin Martin Clarence Layton and Stanley Nicholson faced the delayed proceedings in Circuit Court with objections overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Lawrence Disken
Commonwealth
Owen Campbell
Georgetown
Caldwell
Jake
Benjamin Martin
Race Street
Cincinnati
Clarence Layton
Fourth
Patterson Streets
Stanley Nicholson
Isabela Street
Six Prisoners to be Transferred to Frankfort Penitentiary
Deputy Sheriff Gugel will move six prisoners from City Jail to Frankfort Penitentiary today. Charles Sebree aged two, R C Williams aged two, Steve Bowling five, William Burbee two, Milton Jones five, and Orville Jackson five face various felonies including conspiracy forgery robbery grand larceny and auto theft in this transfer. Albert Masterson and David Whitfield had shooting with intent to kill charges continued. The two men surrendered Sunday and were released on $500 bond each. The Tenth Infantry Band will play at Ft Thomas after guard mount at 4 45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Gugel
Charles Sebree
R. C. Williams
Steve Bowling
William Burbee
Fred Miller
Milton Jones
Orville Jackson
Albert
Unclear Name List of Residents Across Several Cities
A fragmented OCR list presents names and partial residences in multiple cities including Cincinnati Norwood Bellevue Newport Hamilton Middletown Dayton La Rue and Hamilton. The handwriting is garbled with misspellings and broken entries, suggesting a directory or notice of residents without coherent grouping or accompanying actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Brooks
Cincinnati
Lena Hoesinghof
Tobin J. Made
Thes Issureiace
Bellevue
Lucille M. Pferrman
Newport
Harry Cameron
Hamilton
Marie Sapp
Adamilton
John D. Lacey
Dies Daxon
Calista R. Sipe
Dayton
Louis Romine
Mladietews
Esther Dean
Middletown
O. Imer Morrison
Ellie Davis
la Rue
Hersville
Begguille
Harry R. Dutton
Dora E. Dall
Floyd Middleto
Lucille A
Realty Transfers Move Through Local Market
Jennie L. Foster sells a Monroe street lot to Joseph and Elizabeth Kremer. The Kremer couple also transfers a ird street parcel to Louis and Ida Arata. Charles E. Wood and Lillian Wood sell a Rosemont subdivision lot in Ft. Thomas to Frank Schaetzle. Charles E. Woods and Lydia Woods convey a Fifth Avenue Dayton lot to James Wessling. William H. Horton trustee transfers a Grand Avenue parcel in Campbell County to Christian parcelot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie L. Foster
Joseph
Elizabeth Kremer
Monroe Street
Cincinnati suit targets payroll loan firms over wage garnishment
Asa Ferris a B and O railroad helper filed suit under the Better Business Commission seeking to bar Union Purchasing Company from garnishing his wages and for an accounting of debt. He says he paid 28 dollars interest on a 35 dollar loan, a rate officials call nearly 240 percent annually. Ferris, aging with six children, faces possible blindness and hopes legislature curbs similar lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Better Business Commission of the City
Asa Ferris
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
East Third Sreet
Union Purchasing Company
Hulbert Building
Stanley Roettinger
J. H. Humphreys
Harold Kine
Securities Division
League
Humphreys
Humphrey
Supreme Court
Ferris
Charles Elston
Commission
New Law Welcomes A. E. F. Officer Home
Liften J. Rode, World War I veteran and former AEF major, becomes the first alien veteran to enter the United States under a Reed-sponsored law easing quota limits. He arrived with his French-born wife and their three-year-old daughter, after service overseas and marriage in France. Rode, raised in America, cannot prove citizenship due to lost records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
United States
Leviathan
Liften J. Rode
Rode
France
America
Evhen
United
Nudity on the stage defended by Shubert
Paris June 28. Lee Shubert argues nudity is artistic and acceptable on stage. He says the world accepts nudity in sculpture or painting and supports Flo Ziegfeld’s stage modesty campaign as vain. Al Woods doubts Ziegfeld will sustain the pose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lee Shubert
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Flo Ziegfeld
al Woods
Mr. Ziegfeld
Flo
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby Areas
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions in Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday, with similar conditions in Kentucky and Tennessee. West Virginia expects fair skies and rising temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. The accompanying climate table lists temperatures and precipitation for many cities, noting highs around the mid to upper 80s and lows in the 50s to 70s, with no significant rainfall reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Births Across City Reported From Numerous Homes
A long list records births at many addresses including M AVoy John and Marie at 3024 Burnet Ave a girl and HAVENS Charles and Bernadetta at 1779 Sycamore St an ot. Other entries note TALL vee and Elma 2144 Rice St girl JACKSON Zacharias Tennie 109 West Court St girl and KLEINGERS Alfred Clara 17 Wuest St boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’avoy
John and
Marie
Burnet Avenue
Havens
Charles and
Bernadetta
Sycamore Street
Tall Vee
Elma
Rice Street
Jackson
Zacharias
Tennie
West Court Street
Freese
Arthur
Emma
Nicholson Avenue
Reece and
Rose
Iroquois Avenue
Kleingers
Alfred and
Clara
Wuest Street
Staton Robert and
May
Warsaw Avenue
Gillmartin
Andrew and
Laura
Lang Street
Girlens
Jillien
Ohio Aveirs
Lamoreux
Joseph
Vine Street
Mattan—John
Henrietta
Charles
I Loraine
Mitchell Avenu
Ceph
Dora
Everson Avenue
Fry
William Twa Hilda
West Seventh Street
Bishop
Edward and
Pearl
East Twelfth Street
Wie
Aes
Grace
Central
Dallas
William and
Lois
State Ave
Stacey
Cagle
Louisa
Colerain Avenue
Beckman
Marble Avenue
Rebel
Anthony and
Theresa
Virginia Avenue
Philip and
Angela
Culke Avenue
Kruber
Albert
Mabel
Scully Street
Hengehold Joseph
Gertrude
Renner
Clancey—Willats
Marion
Shaw Avenue
Murray
Richard
Eva
Burroak
Gir Calvin Herbert
Mary
Doons
Jay
Helen
Bevis Ayeirs
Meister
Lillian
Kuhlman Street
Davis
Herman and Stella
Cutter Street
Fangman Harvey
Caroline
Linn Street
Harry and
Elizabeth
Harrison Avenue
Funeral draws 10000 at Liska murderers grave
A crowd estimated at 10 000 attended the funeral for Frank Liska the man who killed his wife. The procession blocked traffic as 150 cars followed to the cemetery. His three children laid flowers on his grave a dying wish fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Liska
Liska
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices June 1926
Deaths listed for Kathryn Barr Mildred Gilb Sadie Klatch Judith Moore Sanford Rich Mary Tieken Carrie Ziegler with funeral details and church services. locations include Walnut Hills Evanston Newport Ky Hartwell O Louisville and St Marys Church details and burial plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Church
Sadie
Nee Lessure
Abraham Klatch
Columbia Street
Newport
Moore
Judith
Nee Calvert
John Moore, Jr
Holy Trinity Chuch
Burns Avenue
Hartwell O
Spring Grove
Rich—Sanford
Laramie
Sanford
Anne
Mary
SeKoet
Preyeen
Thirteenth
St. John's Men's Society
Atherine Church
Westwood
Poustenath
Quakenbush Leads City Golf Tourney Qualifying
Hiram Quackenbush of Cincinnati Country Club tops 108 players at Maketewah in qualifying for the local championship, finishing 18 holes in 76. Frank Marty, Darwin Stapp, Harold LeBlond, and M. Cook among others in the field. play resumes with 18 more holes and tie-breakers to decide advancing golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Maketewah
Frank Marty
Highland
Hiram Quackenbush
Cincinnati Country Club
Maketewah Country Club
Darwin Stapp
Harold LeBlond
M. Cook
Avon Fields
Ralph Shelton
Wyoming
Ralph Love
Twin Oaks
T.H. Peckham
al Baumgartner
Hyde Park
George Bowden
Quackenbush
Spencer’ Kuhn
Marty
Harold R. LeBland
Oliver W. Perin
C. B. Wood
Walioertaes
Tien Fields
al & Love
Peckham
al Bauth Rtner
Hyde Fark
One
Ransie
Wilson Latta
Hyde Par
Fred Schmidt
Gordon Na Cipsinne
I Smit
Hyde
Bardes Maketewah
V. J. Stegeman
I Tucker, Mitchell
R. Pa Western Mills
Co, Wright
Fyonce Maketewah
Smethurst
Per. Coghiainhe
Mt M. Bigger
Dinsmore
Rivert Krippendorf
Leonard J. Hillcrest
Judge F
Rman
Joe Creaghead
Ft. Mitch
Jas Hill
Strubbe
Stewart
A. L. Theler
Trager
Hillcrest
Slem Otterbein
Arl Baumgartner
Vernook
Esses
Frost
Semple
Pecapiocte Riggs
Cincinna
al Tue Ri
Y Cross
Cincinnat
Bate Clovernook
Murdoch
Richardson
Black
K. E Culbertson
Spits
Assel
Bvaps
Ek Furste
Bent Hyde Park
A. P. Henkel
M. Fox
Ue McKay
Homestead
Edwards
S . D. Serene Hyde
Senese
L. Atkins
Kline
Losantiville
L. Mahon
Kudell
Avon
Powers -Clovernook
Harrison
Ly Dellmere Eoin Clatoias Iestinee
Pinel
Win Oaks
LeBlord
Epee Highland
W. Crocker
UT Bi
Hellibewe Park
Wromis
M. Haile
Ween
O Harvey
Wacom
Ft. Mitchell
Hi Quackenbush
R. Shelton
N. Ransick
Ollie Per
Joe Assel
Ben Culbertson
Ben White Seriously Hurt In Trot Accident
Cleveland Ohio June 28 Ben White a veteran Grand Circuit driver and protege of the late Pop Geers was seriously injured at the North Randall race course when his horse and sulky rolled over him after a collapse during a workout. White trained and piloted top trotters including Mr McElwyn and Lee Axworthy and has long been a Grand Circuit figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Ben White
Pop” Geers
North Randall Race Course
White
Kashmer
Mr. McElwyn
Lee Axworthy
Women Win Poland First Motor Car Race
In Warsaw on June 27 the first women’s motor car race held in Poland covered 305 kilometers. Of seventeen starters sixteen finished with Mrs. Toepfer taking the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Toepfer
River Stage and Train Arrivals Link Cincinnati to Regional Traffic
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.3 feet at 6 PM and remained steady. The Cincinnati train from Louisville arrived around 2 AM yesterday, with an open note for Louisville at 5 PM. Chris Greene plans to depart for Pomeroy at 6 PM and Ann is due from Pittsburgh today returning at 6 PM. The Queen City train is set to arrive from Louisville at 10 AM and depart back at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Chris Greene
Pomeroy
Y Ann
Pittsburgh
Queen City
Louisville
Patenes
W. Va
Parkersburg
Peeee Pt
Pleasant
Senee
W. Va Pareree
Ohio
Portsmouth
Dam No
Ind
Oreee Evansville
W.va
Faeces Tee Ind
Omahe
Peree
Little Rock
Ark
Cemetery Notices From The City Daily Chronicle
Fragmented notice mentions cremation and funeral rites with Busse Borgmann Co as directors. References to three chapels at 1517 Freeman Avenue and Neon sectarian charges. Details are unclear but indicate a public obituary or memorial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Zinecral
Freeman Avenue
Mary Tieken 79 Widow of Bernard Tieken Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Mary Tieken age 79 of 1410 Pleasant street died yesterday after a long illness. She was born in Cincinnati and attended St Marys Church. Survived by four children including Rev Joseph A Tieken. sister of Rev John F Schoenhoeft. Funeral Thursday at 9 at St Marys with burial at St Josephs Cemetery Nurre Bros. directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tieken
Pleasant Street
Bernard Tieken
Joseph A. Tieken
St. Catharine Church
Westwood
Tieken
Cincinnati
St. Mary’s Church
Thirteenth
Clay Streets
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Nurre Bros
Retired U.S. Navy Lt Commander John J. McCracken Dies
Lieut. Commander John J. McCracken U S N retired dies at Marblehead after short illness. He served as chief of staff in Marblehead parade honoring the navy and was born in Fredericksburg Virginia on April 25 1880. He entered the naval service in 1889 and retired in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McCracken
Lynn
Mass
Marblehead
Navy
Fredericksburg
Naval Service
Navy Officer John J. McCracken Dies in Marblehead at 46
Lieut. Commander John J. McCracken U S N retired aged 46 died in Marblehead Massachusetts He entered the Naval Academy in 1899 and retired from service March 11 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
John J. McCrAcken
U. 8S. N
Virginia
Naval Academy
Joseph Henry Foster Dies in Pawtucket at 79
Joseph Henry Foster of Pawtucket Rhode Island died today at age 79. A retired inventor and noted state historian he was connected with the tool and machine business for more than sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry Foster
Pawtucket
R.I
Death of Henry Leyman Tourist from Missouri in Paris
Henry Leyman of St. Joseph Missouri died in Paris from heart trouble. He was identified as a tourist visiting the city when the fatal illness occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leyman
Paris
St. Joseph
Widening of Cincinnati Covington Bridge Receives Hearing
A federal hearing completed on the Chesapeake & Ohio plan to widen the bridge linking Cincinnati and Covington. The project costs over 2 million dollars for a fifty foot double track on the west side. Work awaits approval of Col. C W Kutz's report by the Secretary of War. Attendees included Col. Kutz and C O officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Engineers
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
Covington
Washington
C. W. Kutz
United States Division
Col. Kutz
G. R. Spalding
Louisville
Roger G. Powell
C. W. Johns
Richmond, Va
Geo. D. Crabbs
The
Cincinnati Railroad Terminal Development Company
Maurice L. Galvin
Railroad
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Carlisle Ave
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Armory Ave
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Gilman Ave
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Cedar Ave
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Aldrich Bowker
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