Covington Walker Removed by Court Order
Kenton Circuit Court judge Applegate removed court stenographer Arthur Walker from office yesterday and named Lillian Smith as successor. Walker had fought resignation claiming a January 1926 term end. The removal follows a 1906 act cited by the judge. charges of misbehavior were pending but the hearing was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walker
Kenton
Applegate
Lillian Smith
A. E. Stricklett
John T. Murphy
Walker
Waalker
Radio Programs for Today on WLW WMH and Others
Radio listings for WLW Cincinnati WMH Cincinnati and multiple stations include 7 P.M. orchestral and children's stories, 8:30 P.M. special concert, 9:30 P.M. special program, with Bright SPSs and St Patrick Day entries from stations such as WIP KYW WCCO KDKA and WJZ. Also noted are Central Eastern and Far West silent tonight schedules and the Journal on Street Air College talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIP
Philadelphia
KYW
Chicago
Brunswick
WCCO
KDKA
WJZ
WGY
WRC
WWJ
New York
On Street Journal
Air College
Alks
Washington
Sixteen Indicted in Major Kentucky Liquor Theft
A Federal Grand Jury indicted sixteen men for a months long whisky theft from Old Taylor Distillery Warren Glen Creek Franklin County Kentucky. About 3000 gallons of whisky valued at 60000 at retail was stolen via a sewer crawl and floor sawed opening. Nine arrests reported with bonds set at 5000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frankfort
Old Taylor
Danville
Walter Rice
May Mays
Floyd Harrod
Ed White
Kk. H. Taylor, Jr., & Sons
Glen’s Creek
Franklin County
J. T. Manlove Dies A Longtime Rail Dispatcher
J T Manlove 53 died at home after eight weeks illness. He served 31 years as chief train dispatcher for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. He belonged to St Col Clay Lodge 159 Masonry India Consistory Scottish Rite Korsai Shrine Louisville. Survived by wife Zella Bryant Manlove and a daughter and son from a previous marriage Dorothea and Robert Manlove. Funeral Thursday at 1:90 o'clock at residence conducted by Scottish Rite Masons. Rev Walker T Vance will officiate. Burial Highland Cemetery Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Manlove
Harry T. Manlove
East Twenty-fifth Street
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Colonel Clay Lodge No. 159
India Con Sistory
Scottish Rite
Covington
Korsai Shrine Temple
Louisville
Zella Bryant Manlove
Dorothea
Robert Manlove
Walker T. Vance
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Highland Cemetery
Masons to Initiate 75 at Spring Reunion
The Scottish Rite Masons hold their spring reunion at Masonic Temple Fourth and Scott with 75 candidates to be initiated. Work will be shown from the Fourth to the Fourteenth Degrees inclusive, tomorrow from noon to start the event, closing Saturday night with a banquet honoring the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Phillips Announces Candidacy for Police Judge
George E. Pat Phillips a former mayor and city commissioner and current lawyer announced his bid for Police Judge in the October city primary. The top two in the primary will face Judge Lew L. Manson who has also announced his candidacy in the race for the police court seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat Phillips
George E
Pat) Phillips
Phillips
Lew L. Manson
Judge Read Fines Quartet For Breach Of Peace
Judge Read in County Court fined William Ans 30, A Berling 35, Theodore Berling 29 for breach of the peace at 10 plus costs each. George Heideman 10 plus costs for reckless driving. Citations issued by patrolman Harry Nuxoll after finding them on the Dixie Highway late Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
William Ans
West Nineteenth Street
A. Berling
West Twelfth Street
Theodore Berling
Busse Avenue
George Heideman
West Twenty-first Street
Harry Nuxoll
Dixie Highway
Blackburn Case Continued in Police Court
Charles Blackburn aged 22 of 2736 Alexander Avenue faced reckless driving charges in Police Court. The case was continued to tomorrow after Blackburn was cited on Saturday night when his car was bumped by another vehicle and struck John oe who suffered minor scratches. Police say the accident was unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Charles Blackburn
Alexander Avenue
John Oe
League Holds Election At Industrial Club
Members of the Business and Professional Women's League met last night at the Industrial Club and elected officers including Miss Anna Beach as President Miss Ida M. Davis as Vice President Miss Linnie Rady as Recording Secretary Miss Alice Fellows as Corresponding Secretary Miss Agnes Price as Treasurer J Edith Youer Barnes as Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Business and Professional Women's League
Industrial Club
Anna Beach
Ida M. Davis
Linnierady
Alice Fellows
Agnes Price
J. Edith Youer Barnes
Fischer Divorce Granted in Kenton Circuit Court
Mrs. Lillian Fischer was granted a divorce in Judge Harbeson's court from Joseph Fischer in Kenton Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Lillian Fischer
Harbeson
Joseph
Good Roads Association Urges Pike Project Completion
At a Good Roads Association meeting, John Klette and J. B. Linnemann were named to press Madison pike contractors to finish work promptly for a better southern highway for summer tourists. Bromley Council seeks help to improve Pike street, part of the State primary road system. A resolution asks the Kenton County Commissioners to repair an 800 foot roadway stretch between Ludlow and Bromley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Association
John Klette
J. B. Linnemann
Madison Pike
Bromley Council
Pike Street
Kenton County Commissioners
Ludlow
Bromley
Misses $81 From Coat At Madison Avenue Shop
Harry Laney owner of a second hand furniture shop at 1061 Madison Avenue secured a warrant yesterday for the arrest of a man suspected of taking $81 from the pocket of a coat in his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Laney
Madison Avenue
Newport to Welcome Kentucky Governor Fields Friday
Governor William J. Fields of Kentucky will visit Newport on Friday to speak at the Inglis Highway Association mass meeting at the Eagles Hall in Bellevue. He will tour Campbell County by automobile, attend an Elks Temple reception in Newport, and headline a parade led mass meeting with the Tenth Infantry Band from Ft. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Fields
Kentucky
Newport
Inglis Highway Association
Eagles’ Hall
Bellevue
Charles B. Truesdale
A. J. Joly
Sarah P. Johnson
Campbell County
Elks’ Temple
Governor Fields
Dayton
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Dayton Town Hall
Campbell County approves bid for 200000 road bonds
Weil Roth and Irving of Cincinnati bid par with accrued interest plus 12670 premium the highest of seven bids for the 200000 road bond sale. Acceptance frees the remaining bonds for market and enables an extra mile of paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil, Roth & Irving
Cincinnati
Campbell County
Buten
Silver Grove
Camp Springs
State Board of Health
Kentucky Children’s Home Society
Sentenced on Rum Charge Despite Failure to Appear
Floyd Puckett and Goebel Lea were found guilty in Campbell County Circuit Court on possessing and transporting liquor. Judge Caldwell ordered Puckett sixty days in jail on each charge and a $600 fine. Lea received thirty days and a $100 fine. Puckett’s bond was forfeited after the Oct 25 arrest on John’s Hill road when their overturned car was found with twenty one gallons of moonshine mash and a bottle of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Floyd Puckett
Goebel Lea
Falmouth
Caldwell
Puckett
Lea
John’s Hill
Reckless Driving Fine Hits Local Worker
Robert Rose, a Negro and D. M. Stapp garage employee, was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed ten days by Judge Moore in Police Court for reckless driving and operating an automobile while intoxicated. George Boltz and George Renner of Cincinnati received ten days’ jail on disorderly conduct charges. John Lampine of Marquette Michigan was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct after refusing to pay a restaurant bill at Third and York streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rose
D. M. Stapp
Moore
Rose
George Boltz
George Renner
Cincinnati
John Lampine
Marquette
Mich
Bonded Debt Down 34500 As City Finances Report
The American Audit Company credited city aid to the Finance Commission and noted a sinking fund deficit caused by prior administrations. The report shows a $19962.32 rise in the sinking fund and a $34500 decrease in bonded indebtedness. Past year expenditures rose $33525.23 due to Water Works breakdowns, Covington water purchases, and repair costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Commission
American Audit Company of
Cincinnati
Albert Simms
Covington
Woman Sues for $20 000 Against Local Power Company
Florence Dangelmeier of Dayton Kentucky files in Campbell County Circuit Court a 20 000 damage suit against Union Light Heat and Power. She claims a sidewalk hole on Fourth Avenue near Walnut Street Dayton caused a broken leg and internal injuries December 31 1924. Hole dug by company employees left unguarded. Attorneys Hubbard Schwartz and D A Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Campbell County
Florence Dangelmeier
Dayton
Fourth Avenue
Walnut Street
Light Company
Hubbard Schwartz
D. A. Taylor
Tobacco funds debate in Presbyterian assembly
Seminary students face possible loss of Board of Education aid if Cincinnati Presbytery wins approval to bar tobacco using students. Union Presbytery pushed action as “unethical” use of church money, saying funds should aid education, not other purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Presbytery
Board of Education of the
General Assembly
Assembly
Presbytery
Union Presbytery
Tennessee
Loca
Board of Education
Finnis K. Farr
William T. Paterson
Assemblies of the District
Paterson
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Farr
Presbyterian
Committee On Christian Education
Blanche Tudor
Christian Endeavor
B. L. Rice
Frank Marston
William Tait Paterson
Herbert Myers
Frank Stevenson
Westminster Church
Dean Chandler Reviews Plays on Industrial Problems
Dean Frank W. Chandler of the University of Cincinnati analyzed plays with labor themes at a Methodist Ministers Association meeting. He contrasted Hauptmann and Galsworthy noting Hauptmann’s revolutionary nature and Galsworthy’s conciliatory stance shaping their works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Chandler
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Frank W. Chandler
College of Liberal Arts
University of Cincinnati
Gerhard Hauptmann
John Galsworthy
Hauptmann
Galsworthy
Bribery Indictment in Prohibition Unit Case
Daniel J. Shields of Johnstown Pennsylvania was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of bribing a stenographer in the prohibition unit. He allegedly paid Della M. Hayes of the Internal Revenue Bureau $3400 during 1922 1923 and 1924 for confidential government file information on brewery violations in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daniel J. Shields
Johnstown
Prohibition Unit
Pennsylvania
Della M. Hayes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Reserve Officers to Train at Ft. Thomas in March
Thirty seven reserve officers from Cincinnati and vicinity will arrive at Ft. Thomas on March 29 for fifteen days of active training and duty. Col Dana T Merrill of the Tenth Infantry plans field maneuvers plus conferences and lectures to maximize benefits as officers are assigned to regular army units for command and administration oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Thomas
Cincinnati
Tenth Infantry
Dana T. Merrill
Tragic Train Death Claims McRobinson Man
W T Bone a 21 year old African American from McRobinson Kentucky was killed yesterday afternoon on the Chesapeake and Ohio line at New Richmond when the coal car he rode in collapsed. His head was crushed and the body was taken to C A Smith undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Bone
McRobinson
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
New Richmond
C. A. Smith Undertaking Establishment
Realty Transfers Record Includes Several Property Deeds
George Kirlan Jr transfers Highland Baby Farms to William Marshall for 1000 dollars. Frank E Linet sells north side Rossmore Avenue 200 feet east of A Avenue Ft Inomas for 7 dollars. Harry Schath sells north side Sixth Avenue Dayton Kentucky to Oscar McCampbell for 1000 dollars. Howard McCoy sells north side Fairfield Avenue to the Ohio River Bellevue for 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirlan, Jr
William Marshall
Highland Baby Farms
Frank E. Linet
Edward Linet
Rossmore Avenue
A Avenue
Ft. ‘Inomas
Harry Schath
Oscar McCampbell
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Howard McCoy
Charles E. Greer
Fairfield Avenue
Ohio River
Bellevue
Local Names and Residences Listed with Cincinnati Ties
A fragmented list provides names and residences centered on Cincinnati with scattered entries in Youngstown Newport and Port. Included are Edward Wells and Thelma Houssey both Cincinnati residents, plus George Samuels and George Williams, with other partially legible names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wells
Cincinnati
Thelma Houssey
George Samuels
Booed Poon
Cbescocheads
George Williams
Youngstown
Elizabeth Williams
O. Barry Liverty
Schc
Gincinnati
Jane Guthrie
Frederick B. Keith
Newport
Etta D. Mann
Central Stations Radio Schedule Summary
KSD St Louis 545.1 meters presents at 6 PM an Orchestra program 9 PM a Special Irish program and 10 PM a Concert schedule for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSD
ST_ LOUIS
Night schedule listings for St Patrick night events
Radio time entries for KTHS Hot Springs and KYW Chicago show a Patrick night concert at 8:30 P.M. with a 9:45 P.M. dance, plus bedtime stories and music blocks at 6:35 P.M. and 9 P.M. and an overnight 1 A.M. musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
KYW
Chicago
Classical Music and Violin Ensemble Programs Tonight
WBAP Fort Worth schedules a 7 30 p m classical music segment followed by a 9 30 p m violin ensemble broadcast. The listing notes channel WBAP 75 9 meters as the signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBAP
Radio Schedule Listings for Chicago Station WBCN
WBCN Chicago presents a four hour schedule with hourly programs from 6 P.M. to 12 P.M. including Juvenile period police bulletins at 6 P.M. 7 P.M. Classical program 8 P.M. Popular program 9 P.M. Popular program 12 P.M. Pirate Ship and a feature from the School of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
School of Commerce
Radio Station Schedule Highlights From Across The Midwest
A listing of radio station timings and programs in multiple cities including WEL St Paul WDAF Kansas City WEBH Chicago WFAA Dalbas WGN Chicago WLS Chicago and more. Activities range from dinner concerts and lectures to organ recitals and St Patrick day programs with times between 5 P M and midnight.
Radio Schedule Fragments From Various Stations
A dense list of radio time blocks and programs across multiple stations including KUKE East Pittsburgh WEAF New York WBZ Springfield WEAR Cleveland WEEI Boston WGR Buffalo WGY Schenectady WHK Cleveland WHN New York WIP Philadelphia WWJ Detroit WNYC New York and others detailing evening concerts talks Irish programs orchestral performances and special recitals with times ranging from 5:30 to 11 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadlers
Duinner
Qance
KUKE
Pittsburgh
Arlington
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Orchestra
Far West Stations Schedule Puts Irish Program Night TV
Regional radio listings show CNRR Regina and KGW Portland broadcasting nightly programs including bedtime tales and an all Irish hour. KFI Los Angeles airs evening news bulletins and a ballad hour while KGO Oakland features St Patrick s Day talks and a dance orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
CNRR
Regina
Sask
KFI
Los Angeles
KGO
Oakland
Yeatman Targets Poolrooms as Breeders of Evil
Judge Yeatman in Municipal Court denounces Cincinnati poolrooms as gathering places for youth crime. He plans police action this week to close questionable poolrooms as public nuisances after testimony of an 18 year old arrested for liquor possession at Fifth and Elm. The judge blamed owners for criminal influence on youths and vowed enforcement despite owners claiming no knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Yeatman
Supreme Court limits FTC access to business books
The Supreme Court ruled the Federal Trade Commission cannot compel examination of corporate books in inquiries for legislative data, even under a Senate resolution. It upheld a Baltimore District Court decision denying access to Hammond, Snyder, & Co. and H. C. Jones Co. records, saying the Senate lacks authority to inspect interstate or foreign commerce papers without a specific legal charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Federal District Court
Baltimore
Commission
Hammond, Snyder, & Co
Baltimore Grain Company
H. C. Jones Company
Maryland
District Court
Dan Boggs Sentenced to Life in Ohio Slaying Case
In Hillsboro Ohio on March 16 Dan Boggs was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Harry T Magill. Judge N Craig McBride overruled a defense motion for a new trial and Boggs will begin his term in Columbus State Penitentiary. A special provision requires yearly solitary confinement from 3 PM January 19 to 6 AM January 22 to allow him to reflect on the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hillsboro
Dan Boggs
Harry T. Magill
Columbus
N. Craig McBride
McBride
Boggs
John Boggs
Birthday party honors Cincinnati euchre ace Mrs Regina Sandmann
Mrs Regina Sandmann age eighty of Winton Place Cincinnati was celebrated at a town hall party after decades of regular attendance at euchre clubs Lilacs and Violets. Widow of Civil War veteran Henry Sandmann she lives with granddaughter Ella Sandmann and stays active in Lytle Post Women’s Society and St Paulus Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Sandmann
Epworth Avenue
Winton Place
Cincinnati
Postle to Lead Wren Slaying Inquiry in Ohio
Fred W. Postle of Columbus was named Special Assistant Attorney General by C. C. Crabbe to investigate the death of Ray Wren and alleged abuse of Harry Wren by a Logan county sheriff's posse. They will depart for Bellefontaine to begin the inquiry, with potential grand jury action if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Fred W. Postle
C. C. Crabbe
Ray Wren
Harry Wren
Logan County
Postle
Crabbe
Bellefontaine
Postie
Donahey
Wassermann blood test originator dies at 92
Berlin March 16. Prof August von Wassermann director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Experimental Therapy and professor at the University of Berlin, noted for the Wassermann reaction in syphilis diagnosis, died today at age 92. He had pursued cancer cure experiments and was among Germanys leading medical researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
August von Wasserman
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute For Experimental Therapy
University of Berlin
Wassermann
Germany
University of Erlangen
Munich
Strasbourg
Also Mentioned on This Page
WLW
WMH
ST. Patrick Day
WHB
Kansas City
Kths Hot Springs
St. Louis
WFI Philco
WOAW
Omaha
KFAB
KFKX
KOB
WAAW
WCAL
WEMC
WCBD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WOC
WOS
CNRM
PWX
WAPRG
WBAV
WEBR
WCAP
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOR
WTAM
KFAE
KFOA
KOA
Washwa i
Wovington
Arthur A. Dalton
Corbin
United States District Court
Iles Hedrick
Garrard Ave
Vington
M. Phenson
Twenty-Eighth Street
Latonia Avenue
Joseph Gripshower
Augustine Street
Charles Retschulte
Rar Grand Jury
O. H. Roetkin
Mason
Parker
Covington Department
Uspension Bridge Company
Kluemper
Charles Powell
Krause Pure Drugs
Madison Ave
Covington, Ky
Henry Bic Eichler
Peerless Coal
the Sun
Montgomery Coal Co
Pola Negri
Rod LA Rocque
Adolphe Menjou and
Pauline Stark
Arad
Charles Fostet
Helen Russell
Highway Association
ST. Paul
WDAF
School of the Air
Nighthawk
WEBH
WFAA
Dalbas
WGN
Skeezix
Drake Ensemble
Blackstone
Daville
St. Patrick's Day
Sobpbrano
WLS
Glee Club
Veaudeville Talent
WMAQ
Sivan
WMC
Memphis
San Antonio
Davenport
Sandman
N. Y
Batavia
Ill
WQJ
Rainbo Skylarks
WTAS
Elgin
WTAY
Oak Park
Ili
CKAC
Monreal
WEAF
Wear
Cleveland
WEEI
Boston
Gold Dust
Y.M
WGR
Buffalo
Schenectady
WHN
Terrace Revue
Everglades Revue
Detroit
WNYC
Rialto
KGW
Portland
Poolroom
Trade Commission
Euchre
W. Postle
Wren
Elm Street
Portsmouth
Ironton
Huntington
Ashland
Charleston
Ohio River Points
Pullman
Russell
C.T
E. T
F. F. V. Limited
Fourth St
Big Sandy
Guyan Valley
Coal River
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
W.P. Fallon
City Pass
Castle Farm
Marigold
Paul V. Connelly
Vine Street
Vine ST
L. L
Harris Auction Co
Main St
Turk. Towels
Ck Fee Ac Nees Ie
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