Covington and Newport End Road Has Title 10 Street Dispute
City council debates Mayor John J. Craig veto of an ordinance fining railroads for illegal street occupation in Covington. The veto triggers a split vote and heated exchanges with Council President Walter Cleary and Councilman Minderman. Other actions include railroad train stopping rules, stationery bills, unemployment aid, and street and sewer projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Craig
Covington
Walter Cleary
Ben Brames
Schramm
Minderman
Craig
Beach
Council
Court of Appeals
Washington Street
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Brames
Committee of the Whole
Cleary
Committee of the
Merven
Steffen
Neumeister
Besterman
Decker
Elliott
Shepard
Becker and
Hoppenjans
Seventeenth Street
Madison Avenue
Pike and
Russell Streets
Committee On
A. Lewis
Lewis
Rt. Rev
C. P. Maes
Willow Run
Committee On Ways and Means
Old Fellows’ Hall
Fifteenth Street
Harriet
For Children Who Dislike Meat
Mothers seek strategies to get picky eaters to ingest meat. The piece notes children need meat but resist it and warns that forcing consumption may not be beneficial for their health or development.
Liebig's Extract of Beef Aids Milk Digestion
The advertisement states Liebig's Extract of Beef helps with milk supplies for children and aids digestion in infants. It emphasizes the product as a solution to dietary shortfalls in milk for youngn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebig Company
Reorganize Old Bradley Republican Club in Newport
The Bradley Republican Club in Newport plans revival after William O. Bradley’s Senate election. Petitions gather over three hundred Republican signers as factions clash with Schoemaker Meyer allies. A meeting is set for next Saturday at Fifth and Monmouth to form a permanent organization and prep for the April convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Bradley
United States Senate
Bradley Republican Club
Newport
Campbell County
Schoemaker-Meyer
Wagering Loss Leads to Newport Circuit Suit
Andrew Kurtz of Covington sues George Ehrlich and Anthony Bonero in Newport Circuit Court through attorney H J Bein eforde for $5500 lost wagering on horse races at a poolroom behind Newport. The petition asserts bets placed at various times in January at a Campbell County poolroom operated by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
H. J. Beineforde
Andrew Kurtz
George Ehrlich
Anthony Bonero
Kurtz
Covington
Campbell County
Ehrli
Bonero
Dayton Council Accepts Rock Pile Purchase and Dismisses Funds
Council last night approved buying one car of stone to build a rock pile for the city prison as a remedy for petty theft and trackside misbehavior. Members also allowed claims totaling $620.91 and approved a reporters’ table for meeting coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Welch
Third Ward
Dayton
Welch
Daughter Plea in Case of Failure to Support Mother
Magdalena Lickert of Newport was indicted by the last grand jury for failure to provide for her aged mother and arraigned in circuit court before Judge Yungblut. The defendant says she cannot care for more than her own family of grown children. The mother is over 30 years old and police court had previously registered a complaint. witnesses to be subpoenaed as the trial was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Lickert
Newport
Yungblut
Lickert
Two Men Hurt in Kentucky Central Freight Wreck Near Paris
Engineers John Murphy of Louisville & Nashville and R P Cameron of Paris Ky were injured when a freight train northbound collided with a landslide on the Kentucky Central Division two miles north of Paris. Murphy suffered a sprained back Cameron fractured ribs and bruised leg. They were treated at St Elizabeth's Hospital and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Seventeenth Street
R. P P. Cameron
Murphy
Paris
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Cameron
Coington
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Linneman & Moore’s Ambulance
Special grand jury summoned in Newport poolroom case
An order by Circuit Judge Yungblut impanels another special grand jury in Newport. Clerk Schwartz will open the sealed list and issue summons. Men on the list must appear March 9 for jury selection. The target is a poolroom on Alexandria Pike behind Newport, with rumors of weekly dog and cock fights in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Yungblut
Schwartz
Alexandria Pike
Newport Attorney Wins US Life Insurance Case
Colonel L J Crawford for H C Spinks of Newport wins after full appellate route. Supreme Court dismisses writ of error for lack of jurisdiction. Policy on Spinks's father valued over 45000 including judgment interest and damages. Spinks to receive full policy value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Crawford
H. C. Spinks
Newport
United States Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Berry
Court of “Appeals
Supreme Court
Crawford
Washington
United States
John G. Carlisle
Insurance Company
Spinks
Councilman Schramm Questions Dual Office Eligibility
Dr. A Schramm, invited to join Covington Board of Park Commissioners, sent a note declining the post citing doubt about holding two offices. Mayor Craig announced Ed H Croninger’s appointment to replace James F Thompson, who also refused to serve as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.schramm
Covington
Funeral for Rev. James Smith at St. Patrick’s Covington
The funeral of Rev. Father James Smith pastor of St. Patrick’s Church Covington was held yesterday with Rt. Rev. Bishop C P Maes celebrating high mass. The body lay in state since Sunday and was viewed by hundreds. Active pallbearers were church wardens and honorary pallbearers included local dignitaries. The body will be interred in the church near the altar of the Blessed Virgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
St. Patrick’s Church
Covington
C. P. Maes
Thomas Gleason
Thomas Kieley
Thomas Gilmartin
Michael Bolan
H. T. Théissen
M. J
Kenton Court Notes
Thomas Jameson sues for divorce from Delia Jameson on abandonment grounds in Kenton Circuit Court. C. W. Stroch seeks 1500 from Henry Heeter and son and the City of Covington for injuries after falling on a fence around a cement walk under construction on Madison Avenue. Judge Read continued E W Heinrich disorderly conduct case. Heinrich allegedly entered St Joseph’s Church and disrupted priests. Charles McCoy faced child support charge before Judge Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jameson
Delia Jameson
Kenton
C. W. Stroch
Henry
William Heeter
Heeter & Son
Covington
Madison Avenue
Read
E. W. Heinrich
Heinrich
St. Joseph’s Church
Charles McCoy
Cincinnati Residents Named in List
Charles Beyerlein Kathryn Hoehn John Miller and Kate Wanninger appear in a Cincinnati residents list. The fragment includes stray characters and numbers and ends without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beyerlein
Cincinnati
Kathryn Hoehn
John Miller
Kate Wanninger
Prosecutes Merchants Over Sunday Work
A Dougherty, president of the Coyington Retail Grocers and Butchers Association, swore warrants against J C Bankemper of Thirteenth and Wheeler streets G B Murphy of 431 Scott Street James Welsch of Robbins and Banklick streets William Longstreet of Ninth and Banklick streets and Frank Ernet of 181 Fike street. The warrants charge a violation of state law by performing work on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. A. Dougherty
Coyington Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association
J.C. Bankemper
Thirteenth and
Wheeler Streets
G. B. Murphy
Scott Street
James Welsch
Robbins and Banklick Streets
William Longstreet
Ninth and Banklick Streets
Frank Ernet
Fike Street
Newport Board begins school census and bids on cement work
The Newport Board of Education plans the annual census of school age children with enumerators Charles Biltz William Scheeman H J Schreader William Reay Charles Dietz and Albert Stoeckel set to start April 1 Superintendent Regenstein reports the schools are in good condition with attendance up from last year The board approved cement work bids Kalse mining bids were also requested and $700 in claims were allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Property transfers in Newport records show multiple consignments
Samuel Meshkowsky and wife sell Lot 9 in Glen Park Co sub Newport to Louis Brown for 3600. Philomena Hehman transfers to George Haberbusch and wife Lot 9 in G southern sub Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Meshkowsky
Louis Brown
Glen ‘Park Co
Newport
Philomena Hehman
George Haberbusch
Taft Campaign Rally Draws Sixth Kentucky Delegates
Republicans from every county in the Sixth Kentucky district met at Covington host Richard P. Ernst to back William H. Taft. Ernst reported strong signals that Taft can carry the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst
Taft
Kentucky
Richard P. Ernst
Covington
William H. Taft
Property Transfers Latonia Heights Latonia
F. D. and Grubbs transfer to G. A. McCracken a 125 foot by margin lot on Glenn avenue Latonia at 2 percent. Alice and EB A Burks transfer Lot 61 in South Dinmore Park Sub Latonia to J. T. Parle and G. A. McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D
Grubbs
G. A. McCracken
Glenn Avenue
Latonia
Alice
EB. A. Burks
J. T. Parle
South
Dinmore Park
Campbell County Divorces and Alimony Rulings
Judge Yungblut issued temporary alimony of eight dollars weekly in Ida Collins versus John Collins with custody sought for three children and an injunction against entry or interference with property. A Tremper property distribution decree followed. Private Policeman Charles Hamilty filed suit for divorce on abandonment grounds. Gussie Baussancourt was restored to her maiden name Gussie Veag after a decree in her favor against George Baussancourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Collins
John Collins
Yungblut
Richard H. Tremper
William Tremper
Charles Hamilty
Gussie Baussancourt
George Baussancourt
Yungbut
Gussie Vcag
Veteran Patrolman dies after long Covington service
Hunter Lawrence formerly with Covington Police, who lost his post after Mayor Beach gained control of the Police and Fire Commissioners, died at his home 1527 Garrard Avenue yesterday at age 67. Lawrence joined the force in the late 1960s and served about thirty five years as a patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Lawrence
Covington
Lodge & Shipley Co. sees warship supplies demand
William Lodge president of the Lodge and Shipley Company returned from a three week trip in the East. The firm makes Government projectile machinery and plans to enlarge operations to manufacture ship battle supplies. He will visit Washington again in a few weeks to gather data for this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lodge
Lodge & Shipley Co
East
Saloonists Served Warrants in Hartwell Sunday Liquor Case
Warrants were served yesterday on O. P. Naylor John Wagner and Harry Schulte by the Hamilton County Reform League. They are charged with selling liquor on Sundays. All will be given a hearing before Mayor Earle of Hartwell tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Naylor
John Wagner
Harry Schulte
Hamilton County Reform League
Earle
Hartwell
American Mutual Aid Society elects officers
The Covington based American Mutual Aid Society elected officers yesterday with Joseph Willner as president Herman Koe nig as vice president John Zella as financial secretary William Funke as recording secretary John D Bockweg as treasurer and Joseph A Ruh as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Mutual Aid Society
Joseph Willner
Herman Koenig
John Zella
William Funke
John D. Bockweg
Joseph A. Ruh
Newport News in Brief
A warrant in Squire Done lan's Court for B Bromlage of Kentucky Oil Company for selling uninspected oil. Bromlage released on bond. Charlies Neal's mail route bid between Newport and Grants Lick approved. Emma Emigholz funeral held after death in Cincinnati hospital. Newport Oral Council Claims Committee adopted a $17, rs resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Donelan
Jacob Roll
Campbell County
B. Bromlage
Kentucky Oil Company
Roll
Bromlage
Charlies Neal
Newport
Grant’s Lick
C. Emigholz
Cincinnati
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Newport Oral Council
Regional Resident List With Ages and Cities
Names and residences listed include Charlies J. Anderson Shelby Ohio Selah M Teeter Belleville Ohio John Fushner Covington 38 Mary Niehous Covington 24 William A Watson Madeira Ohio Myrtle B Cox Madeira 21 C E Brown Maineville Ohio 39 Daisy Parks Columbus Ohio John J Scott Columbus Ohio Mary F Standly Columbus Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies J. Anderson
Shelby
Oosen Selah M. Teeter
Belleville, O
John Fushner
Covington
Mary Niehous
William A. Watson
Madeira
Myrtle B. Cox
C. E. Brown
s-Maineville
Daisy
Parks
Oo Desdoten
John J. Scott
Columbus
Mary F
Standly
Fifty Years in Cincinnati Dr William H Taylor Jubilee Dinner
Dr William H Taylor marked fifty years of medical practice in Cincinnati with a golden jubilee dinner at the Queen City Club hosted by his son Dr William Jordan Taylor. Attendees included long serving peers and names from local medicine, sharing reminiscences of his half century in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taylor
Cincinnati
William Jordan ‘Taylor
Queen City Club
Taylor
Garfield Place
West Seventh Street
Academy of Medicine
Byron Stanton
B. P. Goode
Eric Sattler
R. Holmes
Vail
Oliver
Dr. Caldwell
G. M. Allen
Heady
On Millikin
Ye Muithrow
F. W. Langdon
Eler
Oliver Holt
Dandridge
Co. A. L. Read
Joseph Eichberg
Debutantes Host Carnival Ride and Society Notices
Last evening in the Riding Club twenty eight riders dressed in costumes entertained with a military review and award of prizes. The Woman's Club named officers at a monthly meeting while the Mt. Auburn Literary Club staged Cranford in costume. A theater party at the Odeon followed a private reading, and several weddings and engagements are noted among Cincinnati society, including a Michelson Feinberg wedding and Minna Michelson's marriage to Benjamin Feinberg in Avondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rettig
Frank Suire
Buckner Anderson
Mildred Shillito
Sadie Barney
Woman’s ‘Club
McLean Blair
A. G.drury
Mt. Auburn
Dr.4
John S. Caldwell
Odeon
Prince Charlie
Tri Delta
J.C. Evans
Dudley Uoutcalut
Fred Zimmerman
Riley
Frank Williams
Minna Michelson
Benjamin Feinberg
Chicago
Isidor Michelson
Burnet Avenue
Avondale
David Philipson
Morris F. Ascher
Detroit
E. B. Michelson
Sig’ Michelson
Various Society Movements and Travel Notes Across Cincinnati Area
Local society pages list numerous family trips and visits. Couples depart for New York, Gatun Panama, and Mardi Gras in New Orleans with extended stays planned. Visitors return to Johnson City and Chicago while other residents travel to Cleveland Florida and Los Angeles for the winter. Community groups prepare for euchre and whist events as Lenten season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi C. Goodale
New York
Redway Avenue
Avondale
Gleveland
Florida
A. Jacoby
East Walnut Hills
Albert Mihalovitch
Paul Richardson
E. M. Bruce
Covington
Gibson House
Harriet Collins
William Carpenter
Woodford
Bailey Morridge
Newport
Indianapolis
Annie Clark
Falmouth
Harry D. Smith
New Orleans
Mexico
Frances Bliss
Lebanon
Mary Coombs
Lexington
Floss Gooder
Harry ,D. Smith
Percey Bohner
George Bartlett
William Gracely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woods
Committee On Printing
Croninger Printing Company
H. W. Weisbrodt Company
Alban Wolf
Venice
Kenton Court Notes
Board of Education
Newport Real Estate
Covington Real Estate
Campbell County Courts
Cincinnati Concern
Covington Briefs
Newport News
Social and Personal
W. W. Trimble
Florence Hardeman
Cooper-Keydy Key
Woman’s Club
Church of the New Jerusalem
Floss
Tulliver
Louise Armstrong
Charles L. Murray
Pullit
George B. Kerper
Miss Michelson
Mrs. Ascher
Mrs. Michelson
M. Michelson
H. Jonap
Dave Hamburger
A. Schumann
Ada Levendorf
Sadie Horwitz
B. Falkenstein
Morris Isaacs
Louis Michelson
Edna Phillips
Sali Greenebaum
E. Huttenbauer
Max Michelson
Morris Ascher
Jack Abrams
Dorothy Hewitt
Alms
Paul A. Hewitt
Bessie Johnson
Madge Gannon
Olivia Hoadly
Mary Anderson
Dorothy Coppock
Madeline Hicks
Emma Eaton
Mariette Allen
Dorothy Jones
Hortense Palm
Helen Kroger
Emma Crane
Beatrice Carmichael
Mildred
Gias Eheeeran
Ella Berger
Charles Meyers
Morris Mihalovitch
North Crescent Avenue
the Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North Fairmount Congregational Church
Boston
George H. Sweeney
Miss Bradley
Reading
Road
Pueblo
Col
E. A. Conkling, Jr
Seabreeze
Palm Beach
Fla
William Jordan Taylor
Madison
East Walnut
Hills
Paul Mohr
San Francisco
Cal
Mohr
Los Angeles Limited
Ewe
Los Angeles
Francisco
Portland
Union Pacific & Pacific Miesem
Poudie Bert Penny
S. A. Hutchison
Tourist Dept
Clark Street
Wilnut St
East Fourth St
Kentucky Society
de Foe Wilson
J. Locke
McDowell
Ida McGinnis
Beverly
Hann Thompson
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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