Covington in heated push over water works upgrade
Covington City Commissioners plan a vivacious session to decide on water works improvements. Bids will be opened for a dry well near the pumping station and for a new 10 000 000 gallon daily electric pump or repair of a 35 year old pit at 20000. The panel debates reducing output to 2 000 000 gallons daily for ten years and insuring the steam pump for 150 000. Commissioner Donnelly pushes for the old pump restoration and higher coverage.
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Covington
Deed Water Works Improvement Questons
Ft. Thomas
Donnelly
Dixie Water Company
Ft. Mitchell
Fearbound at Liberty Theater opens two day run
The comedy drama Fearbound starring Marjorie Donard Niles Welch opens a two day showing at the Liberty Theater Covington today. Marion Davies in Janice Meredith an epic of the American Revolution with Harrison Ford Holbrook Blinn Maclyn Arbuckle and George Siegmann will be shown Friday and Saturday. Chuck Haas cowboy comedian ends a four day come at Wednesday night. The vaudeville attraction for Thursday Friday and Saturday is Jack Lee in Phoney Recital an act with many comic touches and surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Donard Niles Welch
Liberty Theater
Covington
Marion Davies
Janice Meredith
Harrison Ford
Holbrook Blinn
Maclyn Arbuckle
George Siegmann
Chuck Haas
Cnme
Jack Lee
William Madden Named Exalted Ruler Of Covington Elks
William Madden was chosen Exalted Ruler of the Covington Lodge of Elks at last night’s annual officers election. Elected were A J Krueigz Leading Knight Vincent H Feldhaus Loyal Knight John D Egan Lecturer Herman A Honghorst Secretary Al W Timmerding Treasurer Herman Wandstrat Tyler Ed J Taylor Trustee three years George W Sheridan Grand Lodge Delegate John C Odenhal Alternate Grand Lodge Delegate. New officers to be installed April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Madden
Covington Lodge of Elks
A. J. Krueigz
Steemed
Vincent H. Feldhaus
John D. Egan
Herman A. Honghorst
al W. Timmerding
Herman Wandstrat
Tyler
Ed J. Taylor
George W. Sheridan
Grand Lodge
John C. Odenhal
Notes and Notices From Covington and Nearby Areas
A page column reports talks by Winnifred Hathaway for blindness prevention at the Alto Theater and the Children's Clinic. Legal notices include a pennsylvania railroad claim for $1,000 against Fulton Lumber Co and a sale of lumber for $200 to recover remaining charges. Local real estate leaders are elected to form a Kentucky association. A manslaughter charge against a taxi driver was dismissed. Disorderly conduct sentences and auto theft notes appear, along with fundraiser progress for soldiers’ Endowment Fund and local hospital fines. A sequence of brief local obituaries, court actions, and police notices conclude the page.
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Winnifred Hathaway
National Committee For the Prevention of Blindness
Ialto Theater
Madison Avenue
Board of Health
Children’s Clinic
Pennsylvan Railroad Company
Deer Fulton Ene Company
Erlanger
Toc. M. Bennett
Covington and Newport Real Estate Association
Kentucky
Ben A. Adams
Covington
C. R. Steinfort
O. E. Kendle
Coving
Uhhannan
John R. Bullock
O. E. Kenaie
Chester A. Silva
Ed E. Walker
A. G. Simrall
A. S. Ice
Clark
West Covington
Read
Kenton County Court
Katherine Finnegan
Lucas
Elizabeth Finnegan
Fourth
Main Streets
John Sullivan
Tenth
Greenup
Frank Bush
East Twelfth Treet
Sullivan
Monmouth Auto & Tire
Neat
Ee Streets
Len
Newport
An Nepe
Legion
Ludlow
Woolirman
Joey Co
Pike Street
Kenton
Aenk
Mira County
John Behle
Mit
Wat
Osborne Radio Company
Love taps case ends with peace bond after jail term
Eli Roy 1032 John Street Newport pleaded before Police Judge Moore yesterday. The man admitted striking his wife in a manner he called love taps but the judge called it domestic violence and sentenced him to ten days in jail and ordered a $150 peace bond. The wife said he had been drinking and beat her, while she objected to the term love taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Roy
John Street
Newport
Moore
Eli
Tom
Mary
Governor to address good roads gathering in Bellevue
The Inglis Highway Association plans a March 20 meeting at Eagles Hall Bellevue with Governor Fields of Kentucky as speaker. He will discuss the good roads movement and the Covington to Ashland highway project funded by state and federal aid. Officials of Newport Covington donate land and eight private landowners grant strips. The reception committee includes Rouse Truesdall Jolly Reekers Dorsey Livingston O Donavan O'Dono van Wheat Johnson Caldwell Tieman Stetter Schwartz Cassidy.
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Eagles Hall
Bellevue
Governor Fields
Kentucky
Inglis Highway Association
Dayton Town Hall
Covington
Ashland
Newport and Covington
Newport
Daniel O’donovan
H. D. Wheat
Ft. Thomas
James J. Johnson
Alfred M. Caldwell
Louis B. Tieman
Campbell County
George Stetter
Hubbard Schwartz
Joseph Cassidy
Longshore Dies. Cotton Broker From Covington Laid to Rest
Frank A. Longshore, a Covington Ky native and head of Longshore & Lockwood cotton brokers in New Orleans, died after two weeks illness blamed on overwork. He leaves a widow and five siblings. his body to be sent to Covington for requiem high mass at St Marys Cathedral.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Frank A. Longshore
Covington
Longshore
Longshore & Lockwood
Emma
Catherine
Elizabeth
Amelia
Margaret Longshore
West Eleventh Street
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Balfour Decries War With Japan In Lords Debate
In London March 4 the Earl of Balfour urged against Anglo Japanese war talk over Singapore base. Haldane pressed for cautious planning while noting Japan’s eastern fleet. Balfour said Singapore was left outside Washington talks to avoid empire risk and warned against soviet style schemes.
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Ae Balderston
New York
Orld News Service
London
Earl of Balfour
House of Lords
Singapore
Viscount Haldane
Japan
Haldane
Balfour
Lord Winborne
Great Britain
Washington
Pacific
World News
Lee
N. N World) Press Co
Actress Blanche Yurka Granted Divorce Decree in New York
Supreme Court Justice Lydon halted further testimony and declared Blanche Yurka's claims of abandonment and non support proven, ending her divorce case from actor Ian Keith. The proceeding notes insinuations of Keith's attentions to Marjorie Rambeau, a former leading woman with him.
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Associated Press
New York
Blanche Yurka
Ian Keith
Supreme Court
Lydon
Vecteraae
Pearl G Lincoln
Robert Je. Fortune
Vandenburg
Ind
Fortune
Newport G O P Women to Be Honored at Banquet
The Republican women of Campbell County who supported President Coolidge and Senator Sackett at the last election will be honored at a Wednesday night banquet at the Claremont. Senators Ernst and Ekett are invited and intend to attend. Sackett praised local workers for their record-breaking pluralities. Chairman Weber is aided by Charles Applegate and a list of named volunteers who helped organize the event, expected to be the largest of its kind in Campbell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Campbell County
President Coolidge
Fred M. Sackett
Claremont
Ernst and
Ekett
Alf
Sackett
Weber
Charles Applegate
Carrie Rheinfelder
Joseph Trapp
M. H. Weber
Ww. FF. Laudermann
Walter Steinhauer
Ida Veith
Lilly Hammer
Hazel Smith
Belle Richards
Edwin Goodwin
Minnie Mason
Della Solomon
Albert Rosenhagen
Ft Thomas Bank renames, raises capital. local notices listed
Amended articles filed with Campbell County Clerk William Milius rename the Ft. Thomas Bank to the Ft. Thomas Bank and Trust Company and increase capital stock from 25000 to 50000. Incorporators are Shaler Berry W Wheat D J Lyons Fred E Hall Brent Spence and Fred W Hartweg all of Ft Thomas. The funeral of Dr. Lewis G. Wallace Bellevue is set for tomorrow at the Odd Fellows Temple Lenoxburg with burial in Lenoxburg Cemetery. John Mulvey was fined 100 and jailed thirty days for drunkenness and moonshine possession plus a 1000 peace bond. Highland Auto Garage sues William Inggals for 197.76. Elmer B Short sues H S Leyman Automobile Co for 3000 over alleged false arrest. case to jury today. Charles Bright held to grand jury on slot machine charge with 500 bond. federal agents report homebrew at Bright home.
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Newport
William Milius
Campbell County
Ft. Thomas Bank
Ft. Thomas Bank and Trust Company
Shaler Berry
W. Wheat
D. J. Lyons
Fred E. Hall
Brent Spence
Fred W. Hartweg
Ft. Thomas
Lewis G. Wallace
Mulvey
Highland Auto Garage Company
William Inggals
Elmer B. Short
Division Street
Bellevue
H. S. Leyman Automobile Company
Cincinnati
Caldwell
Campbell Circuit Court
Evansville
Ind
Kentucky
Charles Bright
York Street
Maybury
Fuller
Phistner
James Wood
Bright
Realty Transfers From Newport And Clifton Properties
Real estate transfers show William Stemble selling to Samuel Schmidt for a Newport lot at 6500 stamps. Schmidt then sells to Albert Spayer for a Newport lot at 4000 stamps. Harry Lessure sells to H G Scherry for a Newport lot at 4500 stamps. Rose Daut sells to Harry McMahon for a Clifton lot at 8600 stamps. John Erb sells to Hahs Spratt for a Newport lot at 3000 stamps. Edward Linet sells to William Maxfield for a Imas lot at 500 stamps. Paul Masson sells to H J Grinninger for a Dayton lot at 3000 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stemble
Samuel Schmidt
Newport
Albert Spayer
Harry Lessure
H. G. Scherry
Rose Daut
Harry McMahon
Clifton
John Erb
Hahs Spratt
Edward Linet
William Maxfield
Imas
Paul Masson
H. J. Grinninger
Dayton
Marriage Licenses Listing With Names and Residences
A catalog of marriage licenses lists holders including Homer Ferrett of West Middletown and Mildred Lown, Sward Lyeurkamp from St. Louis, Arle Whalen of Columbus, Charles Sutton of Newport with Nannie Bell, Robert Townsley of Camden, Mary Thompson of Lamden, Roscoe Cummins of Covington, and Helen Batchler of Newport with various Kentucky and Ohio localities.
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Homer Ferrett
West Middletown
O. Mildred Lown
Osward Lyeurkamp
St. Louis
Moarle Whalen
Columbus
O. Charles E. Sutton
Newport
Nannie B. Bell
Ewport
Robert D. Townsley
Camden
Mary Thompson
Lamden
Roscoe Cummina
Covington
Helen Batchler
Newnport
State Highway Police urged in Ohio House hearing
J. J. Prindle of Columbia Station argued for a State Highway Police to handle highway problems and curb overloading trucks. He cited petting parties on rural highways, noting a mayor's car involved, and said his daughter should not drive after dark. The committee deferred action on the bill.
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Columbus
J. J. Prindle
Columbia Station
Lorain County
House Highway Committee
Representative Siles
Huron County
Indiana highway director indicted for conspiracy
Marion County Grand Jury indicts John Williams director of the State Highway Commission Earl Crawford member of the commission and Victor Goldberg Indianapolis auto parts dealer on conspiracy embezzlement and grand larceny charges. Ten indictments filed against six men following a probe prompted by a State Board of Accounts report alleging improper charges for thousands of dollars in auto parts. Names of three other indicted were later announced Moses Goldberg George Bertier and C William.
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Indianapolis
John Williams
State Highway Commission
Earl Crawford
Victor Goldberg
Marion County Grand Jury
Highway Commission
Grand
State Board of Accounts
The
Moses Goldberg
Nitto “Goldberg
George Bertier
Equipment di Sistences Desepartment
C. Wiliam
Spring Colors Bloom Across Textiles and Cretonne Fashion
The article notes spring colors expanding with hydrangea blues like Azure and Madonna and numerous Spanish inspired reds such as Castilian and Fandango. It highlights cretonne’s revival in hats gowns scarves and coats and mentions florals returning as trim in chiffons crepes and other fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azores
Fairchild
Colorful color schemes for kitchens in 1925 home making
Wanda Barton explores matching kitchen colors with solid oilcloths enamelware and accessories. from nickel trimmed pottery to electric ready wares and painted metal baskets in green white or orange schemes. new enamelware borders and novelty nursery ware join the modern trend of coordinated kitchen decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feat. Ser., Inc
Lillian Underwood Faces Burden of Ill Friend in Home Rescue
In a tense home scene Katherine directs a rescue as Sam Ticer and others lift a gravely ill woman to a bed. Lillian displays a hidden need for support from Marion, revealing a softer side after years of bearing others’ burdens.
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Lillian
Sam Ticer
Katherine
Madge
Tier Two
Marion
Junior
Jim
Robert Savarin
Lillian Underwood
Mrs. Ticer
Etty
Mr. Ticer
Mr. Tiker
Understanding Vitiligo A Skin Pigment Disorder
A 1925 health column explains vitiligo or leucoderma, detailing its appearance from small patches to large white areas, its more frequent occurrence in dark-skinned individuals, possible causes like shock or disease, and limited treatment options. It notes bleaching methods and tinting as cosmetic aids, with general reassurance about lack of inherent danger.
Mary Rogers and Tom Carson Face a Fatal Illness
Mary, a modern girl, visits Tom Carson in hospital as his condition worsens. He warns against sympathy kisses, then asks if Mary truly loves him. A nurse notes he may recover, but Mary is left hopeful yet uncertain about the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rogers
Tom Carson
Mary
Tom
Elizabeth
Draperies and Upholstery by W. H. Fagaley Co.
The W. H. Fagaley Co. offers custom fabrication of draperies and upholstery. They advertise making up own goods or reupholstering existing furniture with fine fabrics and service at their Walnw. and Central Parkway location opposite Emery Auditorium.
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W. H. Fagaley Co
Central Parkway
Canal
Emery Auditorium
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