Roosevelt Testimony Probes Teapot Dome Lease Order
Depositions in the Teapot Dome case reveal Theodore Roosevelt's account of pressuring a modified executive order signed by President Harding in 1921 to keep navy control over leases. Roosevelt says Fall accepted the changes without hesitation and that the navy planned limited use of reserves, not full leasing. Letters and telegrams to Fall show concern over Congressional agitation and leasing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert B. Fall
Roosevelt
Harding
Teapot Dome
Navy
Interior Department
Griffin
Navy Department
Thwin Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Lk Hills Naval Reserve
California
Naval Department
Department
J. W. Lacey
Defense Counsel
Fall
WN. M. Tabor
Denver
Samuel DD. Nicholson
Colorado
Joseph W. Clark
Leadville
Col
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
Wryo
Sailman
Peter Q. Neiss
Great Falls
Mont
Three Rivers
N. M
E. C. Finney
Sinclair
Finney
Toronto
Ohio Legislature Advances Bills on Elections and Taxes
Senate Elections Committee backs a Marshall substitute for the pre primary election bill with Republican support. A second substitute eliminates presidential electors from ballots. The House approves the Krueger tax bill and the McDonald emergency measure granting cities charter state powers. Canadian filings involve Liberty bond transfers to Fall. deposition questions dominate as witnesses refuse answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Elections Committee
L. T. Marshall
Green County
Marshall
House
McDonald
Ohio Senate Passes McCreary Bill for Utilities Rate Inquiry
The Ohio Senate approved the McCreary bill to fund an investigation of Ohio Bell Telephone rates. The measure allocates 150000 dollars with 75000 for immediate use, 25000 for Attorney General’s special counsel, and 50000 to the State Board of Control. Governor Donahey’s suggested plan to place oversight with the Governor was rejected 31 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Senate
McCreary
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
George H. Bender
Cleveland
Donahey
W. F. Garver
Holmes County
Robert L. Adair
Wayne County
Bender
Utilities Commission
Joseph R. Gardner
Cincinnati
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
James W. Huffman
Zanesville
C. C. Marshall
Sydney
George T. Poor
Earl C. McCreary
C. C. Crabbe
State Board of Control
General Assembly
Validity of Dennistoun Paris Divorce Questioned in London Suit
London hearings raise whether the Paris divorce of Lt. Col. Ian Onslow Dennistoun is valid in England and whether his English marriage to the Dowager Countess of Carnarvon stands. Lady Carnarvon takes copious notes as the defense denies Mrs. Dennistoun’s charges and asserts money and influence shaped events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Paris
Ian Onslow Dennistoun
Dennistoun
Countess of
Carnarvon
Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun
Edward Marshall- Hall
John Cowans
Scandals at Grand Opera House Sunday Evening
George White’s Scandals arrives at the Grand Opera House for Sunday showing after runs in New York and Chicago with a cast of over 150 including Winnie Lightner Lester Allen Tom Patricola and the Seven Sheiks. The Lyric Theater screens The Thief of Bagdad starting Sunday with continuous 10 o’clock shows and a special overture by Theodore Hahn Jr. and Harry Willsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
George White
Grand Opera House
New York
Chicago
Winnie Lightner
Lester Allen
Tom Patricola
the DeMarcos
Seven Sheiks
Will Mahoney
Richard Bold
Helen Hudson
Newton Alexander
Williams Sisters
Alice Weaver
Elm City
Sally Starr
James Miller
Fred Lyons
Hazel Donnelly
Norma Cloos
Georgia Lerch
Alice White
Dolores Costello
Alice Wilkie
Scott Sisters
Peggy Dolan
Bagdad
Lyric Theater
Araby
Theodore Hahn, Jr
Harry Willsey
Radio Programs for Today on Local Stations
Local station listings show WSAI Cincinnati with evening concerts from New York and a U S Civil Service Bureau message. WLW Cincinnati with a dinner hour concert and a late night concert. WDAE Tampa with a 7 P M musical program. WFI Philadelphia with Sunny Jim radio artists and orchestras. WGBS New York with Uncle Geebee and theater and native African programs. WGR Buffalo with WEAF musical program and a concert each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnati
U. S. Civil Service Dept
WFI
Philadelphia
Sunny Jim
WGBS
New York
Uncle Geebee
Bright Spots Radio Schedule Highlights Across Markets
Today at 8 PM on WSAI Cincinnati a broad program by the Novelty Orchestra features Billy Murphy and Rudy Wiiedoefelt with Henry Burr and the Peerless Male Quartet. At 10 PM KGO Oakland airs Booth Tarkington Comedy Clarence with a wide West and East coast slate of stations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cincinnati
Victor
International “Novelty Orchestra
Billy Murphy
Rudy Wiiedoefelt
Henry Burr
Wear
Cleveland
WW45
Detroit
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WOC
Davenport
WMAQ
Chicago
WEAF
New York
WEEI
Boston
WCAP
Washington
WGR
Buffalo
WFI
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WTIC
Hartford
Conn
WDBH
Worcester
KGO
Oakland
Cal
Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Market reports and broadcasts in Winnipeg area
The listing notes arrival times and programs for CNRW in Winnipeg Manitoba including 450 meters 8 PM market reports children bed time travel tales 16 PM pipe band and 30 PM address dance music schedules and program blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNRW
Winnipeg
Man
Evening Radio Schedules Across Stations
Radio listings show WHK Cleveland WHN New York WHN with violin solos talks Everglades Revue and orchestra. WIP Philadelphia features birthday list talk Gala concert and dance music. WIJI New York offers organ recital field and stream talk and women’s program. WIJIZ New York airings include Wall Street Journal talk Army Band and Olga Steck songs. WNYC New York lists sport talk timely topics and police alarms weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
Everglades Revue
Musical Review
Inn Review
WIP
Philadelphia
WIJIY
American Pen
WIJIZ
Wall Street Journal
Olga Steck
WNYC
Radio Schedule Highlights Five Stations With Evening Programs
A listing of broadcast times across KFKA KFNF KSD KTHS KYW WBAP WBCN WCBD ST PAUL WDAF notes music recitals bands concerts and talks. Entries include soprano pianist and baritone performances at St Louis and Chicago venues plus bedtime stories and good roads report in Chicago and Hawaii Trio in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Good Roads Report
Washington radio schedule noted for evening programming
WRC Washington lists events from 5 45 P M with a children's hour at dinner music at 15 P M talk 30 P M U S Army Band 9 45 P M dance music concluding the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Washington
U. S. Army Band
Lansing Weather and Music Program Overview
A 7:15 P.M. music program is listed for Lansing Michigan with a 285.5 meter broadcast. Weather for Michigan is scheduled following the program, indicating a radio guide style entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREO
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
WWII-Detroit Dinner Concert Schedule
Dinner concert at 5 P.M. followed by a special program at 7 P.M. in Detroit during the WWII era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Far West Stations Program Schedule
CNBC Calgary Alberta presents a 10 P.M. bedtime travel tales and a musical program. KFI Los Angeles channels show a 7 P.M. evening program and at 8 45 P.M. a Y M C A speaker with a dance orchestra and radiatorial, then a 10 P.M. popular program followed by a 12 M. special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNBC
Calalgary
Alta
Bedtine
KFI
Los Angeles
Dream Girl at Shubert Opens Sunday Night
Victor Shubert presents Herbert's last operetta The Dream Girl for a week with Fay Bainter and Walter Woolf as leads. Adapted from The Road to Yesterday, music by Herbert score features strong numbers for Bainter and Woolf. Comedy by Woolsey Odell and Linn rounds out the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert
Herbert
the Shubert
Aida Johnson Young
Harold Atteridge
Fay Bainter
Walter Woolf
Miss Bainter
John Clarke
Vivara
Robert Woolsey
Maude Odell
Benn Linn
Ragman Star Jackie Coogan Stars At Capitol Theater
Jackie Coogan appears in The Ragman a Willard Mack written vehicle at Capitol Theater starting next Sunday. The story is crafted to showcase his screen mimicry and he remains a regular American lad from New York sidewalks in this starring role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Jackie Coogan
Capitol Theater
Sidewalks of
New York
Willard Mack
Concert program listing orchestra and vocal selections
The schedule lists 370.2 meters at 7 PM with an orchestra performance followed by a 9 PM program of soprano and tenor pieces with dance selections. At 11 PM there are songs, dance selections, and piano logues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
Chicago
Clarence in four acts at 299.8 meters venue
At 10 PM the program presents Clarence by Booth Tarkington in four acts followed by a 12 PM dance music segment. The listing notes Oakland features and a radio time block for the performance and social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGO
Oakland
Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Music Schedule
Stations in Dallas Chicago Atlanta Louisville Des Moines and Chicago present a sequence of music programs including orchestral recitals violin and organ performances vocal talks and lullaby segments. Notable entries include WFAA WGN WHAS and WHO with times such as 6:30 8:00 11:00 PM and 1 PM.
Dead Magic to Debut at Cox Theater
Stuart Walker Company presents Dead Magic at the Cox Theater for the third time this season. Earle Larimore debuts locally as a new member, with two explorers as rival lovers driving the mystery set largely in an ancient Egyptian tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COX
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Earle Larimore
Stuart Walker Company
Walnut Theater to Feature The Air Mail
Warner Baxter Billie Dove and Douglas Fairbanks Jr star in The Air Mail at Walnut Theater starting Sunday. A band of crooks plots systematic air mail robberies while Baxter plays the pilot given a key assignment in the air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Air Mail
Warner Baxter
Billie Dove
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Mary Brian
Walnut Theater
United States
Baxter
Air Service
Radio Schedule Summary from KGW KNX and KPO Listings
Portland station KGW shows 485.1 meters with 10 PM and 12 AM orchestral slots. KNX in Hollywood lists 336.9 meters with a 5 PM special program and late night features. KPO in San Francisco offers 7:30 PM children hour 10 PM organ recital and 11 PM special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGW
Portland
KNX
Hollywood
KPO
San Francisco
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Special Program
KHJ Los Angeles presents an 8:30 P.M. children’s program followed by a 9:30 P.M. art talk on care of the Y. At 10 P.M. a special program airs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KHJ
LOS Foe
Colleges Debate Tonight on Child Labor Question
Marietta College debaters meet St Xavier College tonight at 8 15 at Hamilton County Memorial Hall Grant and Elm streets. Visiting team members are Lewis Mathers James Sheldon Henry Béren and Adelbert Long. St Xavier’s side includes Frank A Arlinghaus Thomas J Manion and Edward J McGrath. The event is free to the public and Mouliier will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta College
St. Xavier College
Hamilton County Memorial Hall
Grant and
Elm Streets
Lewis Mathers
James Sheldon
Henry Béren
Adelbert Long
Marietta
Thomas H. Kelley
Philopedean
St. Xavier
Edward P. Mouliier
Frank A. Arlinghaus
Thomas J. Manion
Edward J. McGrath
B. F. Keith's bill features Patricola and variety acts
Miss Patricola headlines the B F Keith bill opening Sunday with an all new program. The Pest house skit by Roger Im hoff, Marcelle Coreene and company joins Four Diamonds Ward and Van Off Key skit. Shura Rulova exotic dancing Clark Morrell concert touch The Kismet Sisters The Pickfords open with European novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Miss Patricola
Comedienne
B. F. Keith Bill
Roger Imhoff
Marcelle Coreene
Four Diamonds
Ward
Van
Shura Rulova
Clark Morrell
Theg Kismet
The
Pickfords
Strand Presents If I Marry Again Feature at Strand Theater
The Strand Theater opens Sunday with If I Marry Again from Gilbert Frankau. Doris Kenyon stars with Anna Q Nilsson Myrtle Stedman Hobart Bosworth Frank Mayo and Lloyd Hughes in a story of a son from a proud family who marries the daughter of a notorious woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Gilbert Frankau
Strand Theater
Doris Kenyon
Anna Q. Nilsson
Myrtle Stedman
Hobart Bosworth
Frank Mayo
Lloyd Hughes
Evening program at WMAQ Chicago concert schedule
At the Chicago station WMAQ a 447.5 meter broadcast offers an evening of music and lectures beginning 6 P.M. with an organ recital and orchestra. At 6:50 P.M. is Daddy and at 8:30 P.M. a soprano performs followed by an income tax lecture. A 9:15 P.M. glee club closes the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
U. Aye
Glee Club
Broadcast Schedule Highlights for WMC Memphis and WOAW Omaha
The listing shows WMC Memphis with a 499.7 meter segment at 8:30 P.M. including a special program. WOAW Omaha airs a 6 P.M. story hour followed by a 6:20 P.M. to be announced slot, 6:46 P.M. dinner program, 9 P.M. band, and 10:30 P.M. Omaha Nightingales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMC
Memphis
WOAW
Omaha
Omaha Nightingales
Passion Play Draws Crowds at St John Auditorium
The Passion Play returns for an eighth season at St John parish. Tonight at 8 o clock the play continues as large crowds pack Green and Republic streets to view the religious spectacle detailing the passion of Christ and early Christian persecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Auditorium
Green and
Republic Streets
St. John Parish
Palace Theater to Feature Mabel Ford and A Dazzling Bill
Mabel Ford headlines the Palace Theater revue with the Golden Gate Syncopators and a lineup including Bobby Bernard Adele Kellar Art Fra Margie Barron Senna Weber Mack Manus and Paul Nolan. The screen feature is Her Own Free Will starring Helene Chadwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Mabel Ford
Palace Theater
Golden Gate
Bobby Bernard
Adele Kellar
Art Fra
Margie Barron
Htmor
Senna
Weber
Mack and Manus
Paul Nolan
Family Theater to Screen The Girl Who Was the Life of the Party
The Family Theater opens Sunday with Fannie Kilbourne's The Girl Who Was the Life of the Party. Lead cast includes Johnny Walker Patsy Ruth Miller Alan Hale Shannon Day and Wilfred Lucas as a popular girl watches friends marry while she stays unclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Kilbourne
Family Theater
Johnny Walker
Patsy Ruth Miller
Alan Hale
Shannon Day
Wilfred Lucas
Word-Batavia Il I275 Meters Program and Lesson
A brief notice notes a musical program at Word-Batavia Illinois with a 275 meter reading and a Sunday school lesson scheduled for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ili
Evening radio lineup from Davenport listing performances
WOC Davenport IA schedules a 6 30 P M Sandmans visit a 7 P M New York musical program Vic tor artists recital and an 11 P M orchestra songs slot spanning one hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
New York
Victor
Ex-legislator among seven charged in beer ring
Seven men including former Ohio legislator Frank Delehanty were charged with conspiring to violate the national prohibition act after Cleveland police seized a truckload of beer worth over 20000 dollars in Parma. District Attorney A E Bernsteen warned the case may yield the largest beer ring uncovered in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Parma
Frank Delehanty
Evans
A. E. Bernsteen
Empress Theater to Present Black and White Revue Next Week
The Empress Theater unveils a two part burlesque program starting next Sunday afternoon. The first part features E F Sullivan's Stolen Sweets of 1924 with Margie Pennetti Frank Penny leading the cast. The second part offers Ike Pauls Plantation Frolics with Lillian McPherson Sug and Happy and others in principal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress
Empress Theater
E. F. Sullivan
Margie Pen
Netti
Frank Penny
Milton Lamar
Maurice Levine
Lila Belton
William Wainwright
Andy Smith
Gus Steele
Ike Paul
Lillian McPherson
Sug and Happy
Johnny Snow
Gertrude Williams
Elizabeth Young
Uhlie Schuler
Town Scandals slated for Olympic stage
Twelve scenes form the Olympic musical revue Town Scandals opening Sunday matinee. Leading the cast is Harry Le Van with Joe Yule Lettie Bolles Corrine Wilson Estelle Nack and others. Each scene is a standalone playlet with vaudeville numbers promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Harry le van
Joe Yule
Lettie Bolles
Corrine Wilson
Estelle Nack
Kohn
de Pinto
Cincinnati
Boys
le van
Miss Bolles
New York Police Band Concert at Emery Auditorium
The program for the Emery Auditorium concert Saturday evening features Mme Perle Barti, soprano, in solos and a cornet trio. The remainder includes standard compositions and novelties from the official New York City police band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Auditorium
New York Police Band
City of New York
Mme. Perle Barti
Negroes Escape Fire On Fifth Floor Tenement
A stove overheated on the second floor of a five story tenement at 537 West Fourth Street caused a fire injuring residents. About 100 Black occupants clung to escapes as flames blocked upper floors and stairways. Mary West of 535 West Fifth Street reported her room wrecked and claimed an enemy started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
Mary West
West Fifth Street
John William Rosskopf Commissioned as Captain
John William Rosskopf of 29 Gilbert Avenue Cincinnati was commissioned today as a Captain of Infantry in the Reserve Corps in a wartime or military dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Tribune
Spstashington
John William Rosskopf
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
Longtime West Virginia legislator Alfred Caldwell dies
Alfred Caldwell 78 experienced lawmaker and State Attorney died today in Wheeling after a career in the West Virginia Legislature and public service. He served multiple terms and was briefly Fairbanks in General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Alfred Caldwell
West Virginia
Fairbanks
Radio Schedule Fragment with Evening Programs
The listing shows multiple station identifiers WQJ Chicago and WCB Atlanta with times for Rainbo Skylarks Hotsy Totsy hour bed time stories music organ recital and other local broadcasts. Additional entries WTAS Elgin WTAY Oak Park present dinner concert dramatic reader soprano piano calaphone programs with meter readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJ
Chicago
Rainbo Skylarks
Orchestra
WTAY
Oak Park
Ill
Evening Broadcast Schedule at KDKA East Pittsburgh
The listing shows a children's program at 6 30 P M followed by a musical at 7 30 P M and an Arlington time signal at 8 55 P M with a weather forecast and a concert slated for 10 P M at KDKA East Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Arlington Time
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
WBZ Springfield lists a busy lineup including bedtime stories at 6 05 P M and a vocal lecture at 6 30 P M A violinist discusses topics at 7 15 P M and an orchestra trio performs at 10 30 P M WBBR Staten Island serves a Sunday program of solos and a Sunday school lesson at 7 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
WBBR
Staten Island
Judge Sentences Drunk Driver to Jail in Traffic Court
Judge Alexander warned drunken drivers as Oscar Roberts of 7311 Fair Park avenue received 30 days in jail and a $100 fine plus costs after a collision with Ben Malott of 2715 Colerain avenue. Malott and a companion were bruised. Carl Glazier of 2841 Madison road was fined $15 and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Oscar Roberts
Fair Park Avenue
Roberts
Ben Malott
Colerain Avenu
Colerain
Avenue
Straight Street
Malott
Carl Glazier
Madison Road
Broadcast Schedule Highlighting Evening Lineup
WCAE Pittsburgh lists an evening schedule with entries for 61.3 meters at 6:30 P.M. Uncle Kaybee at 6:45 P.M. a special feature at 7:1? P.M. a New York tram segment at 8 P.M. and a final Victor arti segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Pittsburgh
New York
Victor Arti
WEAF New York Six Hour Victor Artists Program
WEAF New York airs a six hour evening program starting at 6 p.m. featuring Victor artists and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Victor Artists
Bidet Spogorga 9.4 Meters Concert Broadcast
WEEI Boston airs 9.4 meter bidet Spogorga at 7 P.M. with a 6 piece music program. Pathé News flashes at 6:15 P.M. and a church program precedes a 7 P.M. musicale in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEEI
Boston
Pathe
Musicale
New York
Newport Marriage Licenses Listed Names and Residences
John Whitell of Springfield Ohio Emma K Haerr of Springfield Ohio Harry C Miller of Cleves Ohio Marcella Kelly of Cincinnati Milton A mac eeey Leased of Cincinnati Rose Guest of Cincinnati Joseph A ner of Cincinnati Anna Marie Aigy of Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitell
Springfield
Emma K. Haerr
Harry C. Miller
Cleves
O. Marcella Kelly
Cincinnati
Milton A. Mac Eeey
Rose Guest
Joseph A.ner
Anna Marie Aigy
Ernst Seeks Re-Election At Kentucky Republican Women Banquet
A Louisville crowd of over 250 Republicans honors Senator Richard P. Ernst with a testimonial banquet in Campbell County. Ernst vows to seek re election in 1926 and criticizes Senators La Follette Brookhart Ladd and Frazier as tail enders of committees. Fellow Kentuckians Senator Fred M Sackett Christine Bradley South Jessie Adler and Chesley Searcy praise Republican strength and mobilize campaign energy for renewed party unity and voter turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Richard P. Ernst
la Follette
Brookhart
Ladd
Frazier
Senate
Campbell County
Kentucky
Ernst
Committee On Committees
President Coolidge
Republican Party
Fred M. Sackett
William A. Burkamp
Republican Organization
West
South
Sackett
Christine Bradley South
Jessie Adler
Hamilton County
Chesley Searcy
Louisville
Burkamp
Searcy
US Agents Arrest Pair After Jury Acquits Them
Harry Timler and Thomas Kendall of Dayton Ohio were acquitted in Newport Police Court on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. Federal prohibition officers arrested them and escorted them to Covington after they fled a wrecked car at Tenth street and Park avenue Newport. Police found thirty gallons of moonshine in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Harry Timler
Thomas J. Kendall
Dayton
Newport
Prohibition
Covington
Timler
Kendall
Tenth Street
Park Avenue
Newports
Burglar Strikes Newport Cafe Steals $150 In Merchandise
Burglars forced entry to Fritz Rizzi’s soft drink cafe at Front and York streets Newport yesterday morning and carried off merchandise valued at $150 including cigars cigarettes candy a silver watch and a safety razor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Rizzi
Front
York Streets
Newport
Death of George Draud at Dayton Ky
George Draud aged 19 son of John Draud died yesterday at his home in Dayton Kentucky after a several months illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 8 o clock with a requiem mass at St Bernard s Church Dayton burial will be in St Stephen s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Draud
John Draud
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
St. Bernard's Church
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Hughes Funeral Service for Civil War Veteran
Funeral for Philip Hughes aged 80, Civil War veteran, is held today at 812 Washington Avenue Newport. Rev H M Massie of Taylor Methodist Church conducts services. Interment follows at Evergreen Cemetery.
Bold Funeral Today for Wilbert Bold
Funeral services for Wilbert Bold a seventeen year old Dayton Kentucky youth who ended his life by inhaling gas will be held this afternoon at Cunningham Cobblirg’s chapel at seven o’clock The Rev J N Ervin pastor of Dayton Presbyterian Church will conduct. Members of the boy s Sunday school class will attend in a body Burial will be in Vine Street Hill Cemetery Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Bold
Dayton
Third Avenue
Cunningham & Cobblirg’s
J. N. Ervin
Dayton -Presbyterian Church
Vine Street’ Hill Cemetery
Cincinnati
Campbell Circuit Court Acquits Man in Attempted Attack Case
Harold Hurd, 21, of Newport, was acquitted by a Campbell Circuit Court jury of attempting to attack Roberta Nobel, 8 8, on Newport streets. Mrs Lorraine Pedrick was granted a divorce from Frank Pedrick, married March 1, 1920. Anna Caseboll sues for 5000 damages against the traction company after icy streetcar injuries. Albert B Johnson seeks divorce from Nettie Johnson. they wed October 1, 1921. Horace Root files petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
Harold Hurd
East Front Street
Newport
Roberta Nobel
Southgate
York Streets
Hurd
Lorraine Pedrick
Frank Pedrick
Ya Ts
Bellevue-Da
Third
Anna Caseboll
The
Traction Company
Albert B. Johnson
Nettie Johnson
Cincinnati
Horace Root
Realty Transfers from Bellevue Ft Thomas and Newport
Flora Rennekamp transfers a Bellevue lot to Rose Rennekamp for 1500 stamps. Mary Bertelsman transfers a Ft Thomas lot to Jennie Shields for 2500 stamps. Harry Shherry transfers a Newport lot to William Dunnaway for 3000 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Rennekamp
Rose Rennekamp
Bellevue
Mary Bertelsman
Jennie Shields
Ft. Thomas
Harry Shherry
William Dunnaway
Newport
Slander suit filed in Kenton Circuit over Crescent Springs project
Edward Armstrong contractor of Independence Kentucky sues Crescent Springs Board of Education member C C Streather for injuring his reputation by statements about inferior cement work on the Crescent Springs Consolidated School project. A second suit seeks damages from Joseph Eubanks and C C Streater for damage to unfinished cement walks and vandalism during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Edward Armstrong
Independence
C. C. Streather
Crescent Springs
Auto Injury Suit Won By Fessler In Decoursey Trial
The jury in Judge Applegate's court returned a verdict in favor of Albert Fessler in the $15 000 damage suit filed by Charles Strothers a 71 year old retired lawyer of Tylieth street and Madison avenue Decoursey Kentucky Strothers claimed he was struck January 1224 while crossing at Eighteenth and Scott streets suffering a broken arm leg and six ribs The testimony said he paused then crossed causing Fessler to think Strothers would return to the sidewalk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Strothars
Tylieth Street
Madison Avenue
Albert Ifessler
Decoursey
Fessler
Death of Joseph Schellmoeller at 1726 Banklick Street
Joseph Schellmoeller aged 65 was found dead in bed at his home on Banklick Street. Coroner Stephens ruled paralysis as the cause. He retired Tuesday night in good health and is survived by his daughter. Edward Griffith, Fire Chief, is his son-in-law. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schellmoeller
Banklick Street
Edward Griffith
Stephens
Kenton Court Deals With Divorce Custody and Damages
Margaret Beach sues for divorce from Forrest W. Beach citing cruelty and seeks child custody and alimony. Catherine Finnegan, administrator of Elizabeth Finnegan, sues Floyd Garage and Auto Livery for 25000 dollars after a taxi fatally struck Elizabeth Finnegan near Fourth and Main. William Morris seeks divorce from Mabel Morris and custody of their five year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit
Margaret Beach
Bankxlick Street
Forrest W. Beach
Catherine Finnegan
Elizabeth Finnegan
Floyd Garage and Auto Livery Company
Fourth
Main Streets
William Morris
Mabel Morris
Funeral of H C Theissen Set for Saturday at St Marys
Funeral services for Harry C Theissen 69 an attorney who died Tuesday night at 102 Wallace avenue Covington will be held Saturday at 9 A M a high mass at St Marys Cathedral. Kenton County Bar Association met in Judge Applegate s courtroom to plan the funeral with committees named for resolutions arrangements and honorary pallbearers including judges and Commonwealth Attorney Orie S Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Theissen
Harry C. Theissen
Wallace Avenue
Covington
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Kenton County Bar Association
Judge Applegate
John Klette
Charles Furber
Leslie T. Applegate
Matt L. Harbeson
D. Rouse
Richard Gray
George E. Phillipps
O. M. Rogers
Robert Co. Simmons
Alie G. Howard
Emil R. Rivards
Frank M. Tracy
John Bb. Read
Samuel Adams
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Commissioners to Award Dry Well Contract Today
Mayor O'Bonovan and city commissioners inspect a dry well in Lawrenceburg Indiana and plan to award the Covington Water Works dry well installation contract. Latonia Welfare Association opposes the $140,000 pumping unit and will circulate referendum petitions after city ordinance passage.
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O’bonovan
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Covington
Latonia Welfare Association
Latonia
Covington Officials Tackle Firemen Pay Rise Dilemmas
City leaders weigh ways to raise wages for firemen and other workers with anticipated revenues. The firemen had pressed for a raise months ago and Mayor O'Donovan said more money is needed but the funding method remains uncertain. A decision by the Board of Commissioners was expected in a few days.
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Covington
O'Donovan
Board of Commissioners
Listed Residents Include James J Hickey Virginia Northcutt and Others
Names and partial addresses appear for a group including James J Hickey of Cincinnati Virginia Northcutt of Covington KY Jack R Wojlsh of Cincinnati Catherine Jenkins of Cincinnati Clyde Kampe Covington KY Lillie Gardner Cincinnati William E Dobyns Springfield OH and tuth Holcomb Springfield OH with unclear details and misprints.
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Cincinnati
Virginia Northcutt
Covington, Ky
Jack R. Wojlsh
Catherine . Jenkins
Clyde Kampe
Lillie Gardner
Neinnati
William E. Dobyns
Springfield
O. Tuth Holcomb
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