Latonia Fight Over Dry Well Contract Heads to Judge
Before a City Council session Mayor O Donovan and commissioners faced a temporary injunction in Latonia to block awarding a contract to C F Moore Co Newport for a dry well at Water Works. The case challenges an imminent vote and cites referendum rights and ordinance requirements while three ordinances on a dry well electric pump and Moore contract await inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donovan
Harbeson
Lee Robinson
Latonia
C. F. Moore & Co
Newport
Latonia Welfare Association
Moore Company
Two Boys Injured After Truck Struck Incidents
John Grizzell 10 of Bryant's Ford was struck at Fifth and Scott streets and taken to St Elizabeth Hospital with a head injury after running into a truck driven by John Stander of Newport. Charles Richardson 6 of Johnson Street was hit at Fifth and Johnson by a truck driver who fled. he was taken to Booth Memorial Hospital with a head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grizzell
Samuel Grizzell
Bryant
Ford
Fifth
Scott Streets
John Stander
Columbia Street
Newport
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Holmes High School
Charles Richardson
J. C. Richardson
Johnson Street
Johnson Streets
Booth Memorial Hospital
Dr J Robert Kelley Elected Governor by Rotarians
Covington Rotarians praised Dr J Robert Kelley after his Louisville election as Governor of the Kentucky Rotary District. Kelley, president of Kelley Koett Manufacturing Co in Covington, is a charter Covington Rotary member and former club president active in Masons Industrial Club and First National Bank directorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Kelley
Covington
J. Robert Kelley
Louisville
Kentucky
Kelley
Kelley-Koett Manufacturing Company
Europe
Oldham Appeals Two Year Sentence in Bond Conspiracy Case
Ronald C. Oldham of Louisville filed an appeal in the U S Circuit Court from a two year term given by Judge Cochran in Covington for conspiring to free a federal prisoner with a forged bond. He allegedly presented a bogus $5,000 bond to obtain the release of Jack Mason, held on auto theft charges. Mason died months ago in the Ohio Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
Ronald C. Oldham
Louisville
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Cochran
Covington
Jack Mason
Indiana
Kentucky
Mason
Ohio
Covington probate highlights and local filings
John F. Wilson will filed for probate in Kenton County naming Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Wilson executrix. Caroline Chert estate bequest to husband Robert H. Ebert. he qualified as executor. Building permits issued for two $8,000 frame houses on Thirty first and Decoursey. $5,000 brick residence at 218 Twenty first. Consolidated Cider Co filed articles of incorporation with $50,000 capital. Named residents include G. W. and Mrs. Jessie Mcillan of Cincinnati and Frank S. Hitch of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
John F. Wilson
Kenton County
Margaret Elizabeth Wilson
Caroline Chert
Robert H. Ebert
Thirty-first Street
Decoursey Avenue
Henry Niehaus
Twenty-first Street
Consolidated Cider Company
G. W
Jessie Mcillan
Cincinnati
Frank S. Hitch
Kenton Circuit Court Divorces Filed for Cruelty and Custody
Mrs. Artha Martin seeks a divorce from St Martin of 624 Crescent avenue with custody of their child and alimony. they married in September 1922. Mrs. Lillian G Codey asks divorce from Alvin M of Cincinnati on cruelty and custody of three children. Les Weger sues Union Gas and Electric Company for 200 dollars, claiming reimbursement for his police dog killed March 7 by a company truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Artha Martin
St Martin
Crescent Avenue
Lillian G. Codey
Union Gas and Elec Company
Pany
Marriage Notices for Roberts Robinsor Hurst French Ewling Joes Crosson Pattison
Short marriage notices list several names including Robert L Robinsor E Hurst Catherine K French Elizabeth Joes Albert Crosson Loretta Pattison. Residences mention Covington Kentucky Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Indianapolis Indiana Chicago Illinois Covington Cincinnati.
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Rbert L. Robinsor
Sparks
Rank E. Hurst
Atherine K. French
Ewling
Lizabeth Joes
Albert Crosson
Loretta Pattison
Ween Neers
Covington, By
Covington
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Lil
Ill
Covington, Ky
Cincinnati
Oimeinnati
Newport Maitre d Hote Sued After Auto Accident
Lena Malden sues P Joseph Oberley of 659 Nelson Place Newport in Campbell County Circuit Court for 5176 dollars claiming personal injuries and car damage from a Feb 6 1925 crash on Third Street between Park and Linden avenues. Oberley, Gibson Cincinnati maitre d hotel, allegedly caused collision by lacking parking light or signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Joseph Oberley
Nelson Place
Newport
Lena Malden
Campbell County
Oberley
Gibson
Cincinnati
Third Street
Park and
Linden Avenues
Marriage Licenses Granted in Painesville
Albert Turner of Painesville Ohio and Letna Saiter of Painesville Ohio were issued a marriage license.
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Albert Turner
Painesville, O. Letna Saiter
Painesville
Realty Transfers in Clifton and Newport Area Properties
A series of real estate transfers listed with buyers and sellers across Clifton Newport Ft Thomas Brooklyn Linet Place Inverness Buena Vista and Bellevue areas. Properties in subdivisions along Water Works avenue Third avenue Saratoga street Inverness and Highland district change hands with stamp duties ranging from 1 to 12 500 dollars. Notable transfers include Jennie Shields to Edward J Best for 12 500 and William Burkart to Nathan Zappin for 11 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ryder
Kiefer Rachford
Clifton Suburban Home and Building Company
Clifton
Conrad Bauer
Charles Bauer
Water Works Avenue
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
Campbell County
W. G. Aldrich
Ft. Thomas Land Company
Ft. Thomas
Harry van Camp
Phillip Baumgartner
Thirteenth Street
Park Avenue
Newport
August H. Kappesser
Exetus St. . Louis
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
Herman Baumgartner
Joseph Ochsner
Linet Place
Philip Baumgartner
August Echan
Buena Vista Addition
Fifth and
Saratoga Streets
Adolph Lankisch
Leo J. Wipfel
Goodman
Grant Bary
Reuben Bary
Bellevue
Albert R. Siemar
Caroline Wilhelmina Bary
Harris Heirs
Perjury conviction leads to new trial motion in Campbell County
Frank Scott through attorney Hardesty petitions for a new trial after a Wednesday perjury verdict and two year sentence at the Reformatory in Frankfort. New evidence reportedly favors Scott. George H. Brown sues C. C. Davidson of Newport for 119.25 on notes dating to June 7, 1923. William Craig of Dayton Ky faces grand larceny charges. bound over on 500 bond after alleged car theft attempt. Edward L. Byrn of Covington acquitted of bigamy. jury deliberated 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Thomas W. Hatrdesty
Frank Scott
Campbell County
Scott
Reformatory
Frankfort
Hardesty
George H. Brown
Campbell Circuit Court
C. C. Davidson
West Seventh Street
William Craig
Third Avenue
Dayton
Matt Moore
Craig
Green Barrett
West Third Street
Edward L. Byrn
Covington
Byrn
Edna Park Byrne
Alma Rickey
Harry Meyer
Girl, 13, Leaves Home Cites Restrictions
Ruth Hartman told Newport police and Juvenile Court attaches she ran away because kept at home too much. She left Monday from 309 Seitz street and was found by Officers Warrington and Derrick in front of 334 Chestnut street. She was returned to her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hartman
Newport
Seitz Street
Warrington and
Derrick
Chestnut Street
Dr. Violette to Preach at Madison Avenue Church
Dr. E. E. Violette of Kansas City will preach at Madison Avenue Christian Church each night except Saturdays for two weeks ending at Easter. Rev. Joseph Hagin announced the schedule. Violette is described as a world traveler publicist preacher author and orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violette
E. E. Violette
Kansas City
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Joseph Hagin
Father seeks search for missing Covington girl
William Schnider of 1027 Lee Street Covington asks police for help locating his two year old daughter who has been missing for two days after his housekeeper left with the child. The father is a single parent with six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schnider
Lee Street
Covington
New Optimist Club Formed in Covington
Nelson Trimble of Optimists International announced the Covington group is organized with initial over thirty members and aims to reach fifty. The Cincinnati club gathering included University of Cincinnati Women’s Glee Club performances by Mrs. Lewis White Mary Drucker Betsey Earls Helen Brunhoff Esther Aneshansel and Mildred Amber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Nelson Trimble
Optimists International
Cincinnati Club
Gibson
Trimble
University of Cincinnati ‘Women’s Glee Club
Lewis White
Mary Drucker
Betsey Earls
Helen Brunhoff
Esther Aneshansel
Mildred “Amber
Zoo Coupon Books Promote Civic Duty In Golden Jubilee Year
Cincinnati Zoo managers sent 13 000 letters urging residents to buy 25 ticket coupon books for 6 25 worth of admission. The goal is to boost patronage as the zoo enters its golden jubilee, aiming for 1925 a record year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Lipp bill taxes trucks by weight up to governor
The Lipp bill to replace horsepower with hundredweight for truck taxation passed the Senate and goes to Governor Donahey for signature. Rates are 0.70 per 100 lb for trucks to 2 500 lb, 0.90 for 2 500 to 6 000 lb, 1.00 for 6 000 to 9 000 lb, and 1.15 for over 9 000 lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lipp
Senate
Donahey
Judge Deliberates Alimony Case Den nistoun
London report on Mrs Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun v Lt Col Ian Onslow Dennistoun with a jury verdict granting £5000 alimony and £472 lent, judge reserving decision on interpretation and costs after final remarks by counsel and a small gallery turnout.
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London
Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun
Ian Onslow Dennistoun
Dennistoun
Carnarvon
Paris
LeBlond Cleared in Investigation by House Judiciary
The Judiciary Committee of the Ohio House unanimously adopted a report exonerating Judge Robert A. LeBlond of Hamilton County Common Pleas Court from impeachment charges brought by Albert and Lena Ossage. The charges arose from a receivership dispute. contempt actions and disbarment motions against attorney Lewis W. Diemer are noted.
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Columbus
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Thomas Tallentire
Cincinnati
Robert A. LeBlond
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Albert B. Ossage
Lena Ossage
Lewis W. Diemer
Tallentire
le Blond
Diemer
Ossages
Hamilton County Bar Association
Mastodon's Kneecap Sparks Curiosity in New York Dig
Mandillo Domenico, a pick and shovel artist, claims he found the mastodon’s kneecap at a Manhattan excavation. He says more bone fragments were unearthed and intends to seek a price from buyers, while planning to consult the American Museum of Natural History. The discovery draws mixed reactions from locals and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Mandillo Domenico
School of Journalism
New York City
J. Man
Mandillo
Garibaldi
American Museum of Natural History
S. of J
World News Service
Domenico
Red faculty inquiry delayed three weeks
The Hopley resolution to investigate alleged Bolshevist ideas of faculty members at state supported institutions will not be considered in the Senate before the three weeks recess ends. It was referred to the Senate Finance Committee and no report is planned before adjournment. Senator Bender, a liberal, tried to force action but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hopley
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Bender
Kezman Extended Stay Highlights Clash With Karolyi Policy
The Labor Department extended Croatian editor Louis Kezman’s stay in the United States to July 1 to allow him to wind up property and political work for his party. The case contrasts with Count Karolyi’s U.S. entry pledge to stay silent on politics and signals differing views on foreign political activity. Kellogg avoids comment and won’t reopen the Karolyi matter.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Department of Labor
Louis Kezman
Pittsburgh
Michel Karolyi
Karolyi
United States
Kezman
Immigration Bureau
New York
Labor Department
Carl Robe White
Labor
Peasant Republic Party of
Croatia
Count Karolyi
State Department
Kerman
Kellogg
Karolyn
Ex-Soldier Weighed 485 Pounds Buried in Arkansas
Thomas O Hara a 51 year old Spanish American War veteran said to be the largest ex soldier in the United States died at the Army and Navy Hospital Hot Springs and was buried in the National Cemetery Little Rock The coffin was so large no hearse could be found and a motor truck was used He formerly served in Company L Sixth Illinois Infantry Captain J M Bryant, caretaker, called the grave the largest in his forty seven years of service.
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Little Rock
Ark
Thomas O'Hara
United States
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
National Cemetery
O’hara
Sixth Illinois Infantry
J. M. Bryant
National
Mussolini Reappears in Chamber Amidst Factional Cheers
In Rome Mussolini returned to the Chamber of Deputies to an ovation as Fascists sang Youth and clashed with Communists. Deputies shouted back and forth with the Fascists silencing rivals, while Mussolini listened to debate on foreign estimates and denied illness rumors despite reports of a serious condition.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Foreign Office
Switzerland
Kayjetan Dunbar
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Joined Twins Refuse Separation Over Speeding
Manila reports Simplicio and Lucio Godino two joined twins aged about twenty five who have learned to drive and enjoy speeding. Police face a dilemma since arresting one would require detaining the other, while the twins refuse surgery to separate them. The twins are wards of Teodoro Yanco, a Filipino capitalist and former Resident Commissioner in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manila
Simplicio
Lucio Godino
Twen
Teodoro Yanco
Washington
Texas Mayor Sentenced to Prison for Manslaughter
Frank Collier, former mayor of Wichita Falls, was sentenced to three years in a penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the death of his nineteen year old son in law Elzie Robertson. The jury deliberated from yesterday afternoon until tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wichita Falls
Tex
Frank Collier
Elzie Robertson
Dividends Declared by Major US Rail and Allied Firms
Delaware Lac Kawanna and Western Railroad pays 3 percent quarterly on April 20 to stock of record April 4. Public Service Electric Power Company declares 1.75 dollars per share quarterly payable May 1 to records April 15. Associated Dry Goods Corporation offers 1.25 dollars common quarterly payable May 1 to records April 11. Also 1.50 first preferred and 1.75 second preferred payable June 1 to records May 1. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad: 1.0 percent common and 1.0 percent preferred payable June 1 to records April 18. Buckeye Pipe Line Company pays 1.0 dollar quarterly to records April 25 for June 15. American Coal Company of Allegheny pays 1.0 dollar quarterly to records April 10. American Shipbuilding Company 1.0+ percent preferred payable May 1 to records April 15. Wabash Railway 1.25 dollars preferred A, payable May 25 to records April 18.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Public Service Electric Power Company
Associated Dry Goods Corporation
First P
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
American Coal Company of Alleghany
American Shipbuilding Company
Wabash Railway
Smoke clean-up lags in Cleveland and Detroit behind Cincinnati
H A Dickson head of the Black Knight Organization reports Cleveland under Commissioner Dornbusch and backed by civic groups has registered about 2000 offenders while Detroit under Building Commissioner Frank Burton with support from the Board of Commerce votes to seek creation of an Anti Smoke Bureau in a April 6 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
H. A. Dickson
Sallies
Black Knight Organization
First National Bank
Dickson
Dornbusch
Frank Burton
Board of Commerce
Marmola Prescription Tablets Offer Easy Weight Reduction
Advertising copy urges readers to ask their druggist for Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple path to steady weight loss. It promises painless slimming without dieting or exercise and directs readers to buy locally or send payment to Marmola Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
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Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
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