Three Covington Men Convicted in Pay Roll Robbery Case
A Kenton County Circuit Court jury found Robert Webb Walter Webb and Alonzo Mason guilty of highway robbery in Covington. They stole 216.50 from bricklayers at the Booth Memorial Hospital project on January 23. Sentences range from five to seven years. a fourth suspect Wade Edwards awaits reformatory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Brothers
Clover Avenue
Erlanger
Mason
Covington
Roy Dunham
Walter Webb
Applegate
Police Department
Joseph Healy
J. G. Furnish
Helen Webb Wilhite
Beach Drive
Kenton County
Bess Webb Davis
Wal Kern Nicholas
Scottsburgh
Ind
E. C. Hutchins
West Fourth Street
Booth Memorial Hospital
Goodenough
Healy
Brown
Robert Webb
Rodney Bryson
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth
Ware
Covington Protest Over History In City Schools
A Covington delegation of over 100 public school supporters protested a Fifth and Sixth Grade history book for Catholic references. They argued it violated a Kentucky law against sectarianism and noted Scriptures are read two hours weekly. The board discussed funding for a new Holmes High junior high at about $425,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cox
C. W. Reynolds
Europe
Frankfort
Senate
Holmes High School
Newport Realty Transfers Chronical
Annie Schultze transfers to Estell Geer a lot on O Fallon avenue Bellevue for 4000. John Finck sells to Joseph Jiller a Southgate lot for 1500. Charles Christian Jr to Harry Routt a Main and Grandview lot Clifton for 4000. Walter Jenkins to Thomas Barlow a neon Dayton avenue Dayton for Stamps. Ft Thomas Development Co transfers to Walter Metzel a Highland avenue Ft Thomas lot for 3500. Casper Pfirman sells to John H Koo a Ninth street Newport lot for 8000. Angelo Fedele to Donald Swisher a Highlands Baby Farms subdivision lot Ft Thomas for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Schultze
Estell C. Geer
O'Fallon Avenue
Bellevue
John Finck
Joseph Jiller
Southgate
Charles H. Christian, Jr
Harry Routt
Main
Grandview Avenues
Clifton
Walter W. Jenkins
Thomas Barlow
Neon
Dayton Avenue
Dayton
Ft. Thomas Development Company
Walter L. Metzel
Highland Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Casper Pfirman
John H. Koo
Ninth Street
Newport
Angelo Fedele
Donald D. Swisher
Highlands Baby Farms
Newport Notes Dr Frickman appointed clinic head at New Courthouse
Dr. O W Frickman of 726 York street was appointed to run the clinic in the basement of the New Courthouse by the Kentucky States of Health, succeeding the late Dr. Fred A Stine. A divorce suit was filed in Campbell Circuit Court by Edward Hoesman against Irene Hoesman of 809 Saratoga street Newport after four years of cohabitation. Ft Thomas Health Officer Dr Frank Southgate announced a collie that bit Roy Bennett 11 of 130 Woodside place had rabies. dog killed and boy treated with pasteur. Joseph Farrell of Sycamore street Cincinnati was sentenced to 30 days in jail plus $25 and costs. Ome Daniel Roche of 1105 Dayton street Cincinnati got 10 days and $25 and costs after admitting to selling a stolen ring to a Newport man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
O. W. Frickman
York Street
Kentucky States of Health
Fred A. Stine
Campbell Circuit Court
Edward Hoesman
Irene Hoesman
Saratoga Street
Hoesman
Frank Southgate
Ft. Thomas
Roy Stanley Bennett
Woodside Place
Joseph Farrell
Sycamore Street
Cincinnat
Ome Daniel Roche
Dayton Street
Cincinnati
Bertelsman
Names and Residences Listed for Greenville and Nearby
Samuel L. Myers Greenville Ohio Mary A. Newton Greenville Ohio Robert F. Wolfe Springfield Ohio Catherine A. Allender Springfield Ohio Jesse H. Banker Eaton Ohio Mattie M. Rutherford Eaton Ohio John R. Snider Lockland Grace E. Burden Reading Ohio
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Samuel L. Myers
Greenville
Mary A. Newton
Robert F. Wolfe
Springfield
Catherine A. Allender
Jesse H. Banker
Eaton
Mattie M. Rutherford Eaton
John R. Snider
Lockland
Grace E. Burden
Reading, O
Gas properties merge to form Tennessee Products Corp
Consolidation of the Chattanooga Coke and Gas Company, the Bon Air Coal and Iron Corporation and J. J. Grace Jr properties at Rockdale creates the Tennessee Products Corporation valued at about 10 million dollars. William Wrigley Jr of Chicago named Chairman and Robert J Immerfall of Chicago named President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Chattanooga Coke and Gas Company, Inc
Bon Air Coal and Iron Corporation
J. J. Grace, Jr
Rockdale
Tennessee Products Corporation
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
Robert J. Immerfall
Explosion Harms Building In Peekskill Labor Troubles
An explosion in Peekskill New York damaged a three story building housing two clothing manufacturers. Police believe labor trouble sparked the blast and used dynamite. the blast shattered hundreds of windows in nearby structures. No one was inside at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peekskill
N. Y
Retschulte Commitment Papers Ordered By Judge
After a failed appeal to the United States Circuit Court, Judge Cochran ordered commitment papers for Charles Retschulte to be sent to Atlanta Penitentiary on Monday. Retschulte was convicted in Covington on April 15 for violating prohibition laws, sentenced to eighteen months and a $5,000 fine. He formerly ran the Dixie Inn on Dixie Highway near the Ft. Mitchell line and once served on Covington’s city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retschulte
Charles Retschulte
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cochran
Atlanta
Rets Schulte
United States District Court
Covington
Dixie Inn
Dixie Highway
Ft. Mitchell
Old City
Burglar alarm frightens would be intruders at plant
John Raner night watchman at the Hea ven Allison Company plant heard a noise in the boiler room and alarmed Ohio Messenger Company. Peter Kelly private policeman reported the window forced and footprints found. burglars fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raner
Heaven Allison Company
Sixteenth
Russell Streets
Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company
Raner
Peter Kelly
Messenger Company
Kelly
Detain Wounded Youth In Covington Case
Covington police hold a 19 year old named Adolph Rosenfeldt of Columbus Ohio after he is wounded by buckshot. He says a man ordered him off the sidewalk and he was shot near Dr. Lee Bird’s office in Latonia and taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital. Authorities believe he may be an escapee and are seeking word from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Adolph Rosenfeldt
Columbus
Rosenfeldt
Lee Bird
Southern Avenue
Latonia
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Kluemper
Workman Struck by Train Crossing L N Tracks
Fred Krieger a 60 year old laborer of 1313 Holman street was hit by a northbound L and N train at Pike and Russell crossing. suffered a fractured skull and died at St Elizabeth Hospital. He was deaf and employed at Ohio Scroll Works and was walking home.
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Pike and
Russell Streets
Fred Krieger
Holman Street
Thomas Davis
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Krieger
Ohio Scroll Works
Third
Russell Street
Obituary and notices from Covington parish and court
Probate in Kenton County Court grants George Budde estate to widow Carrie Budde and William Ruby estate to widow Louise Ruby. Jack Harvey held to grand jury on housebreaking and larceny with $1000 bond. Memorial service for Judge Richard G. Williams at First Christian Church at 2:30 pm includes Covington Lodge members and Elks attendants. Rev J W Hagin to deliver address.
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Covington
George Budde
Ninth
Willard Streets
Kenton County Court
Carrie Budde
William Ruby
Louise Alice Ruby
Jack Harvey
Cincinnati
Hilipps
Stanley Wilson
Twenty-seventh
Madison Avenue
Richard G. Williams
Commonwealth Attorney
Kenton County
First Christian Church
West Fifth Street
Covington Lodge of Eay
Les
East Eighth Street
Kenton Ba Association
The
of Elks
J W. Hagin
Pneet
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Suit filed for damages over icy walk on bridge
Bessie Hendricks sues Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Company and Cincinnati Newport Covington Railway alleging a October 10 injury when leaving a street car at the Cincinnati end of the bridge left her hip broken. Dachin Madison seeks divorce from William Madison and custody of four children, citing a January 13 1906 marriage and a June 1924 separation. August Faeth files suit to recover 650 dollars.
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Kenton
Bessie Hendricks
Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Company
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway Company
Cincinnati
Dachin Madison
William Madison
Neave Street
August Faeth
Public hearing denied in the Propst inquiry
Crabbe of Madison County said today an affidavit will charge Propst with perjury for claiming he had good reason to believe the home was used for sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquor. He expects the filing on Tuesday and a possible grand jury presentation in April.
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Crabbe
Madison County
Propst
Grand Jury
Prohibition Department
London
Ciry
Columbus
Buckley Sisters
McDonald
Gibson
Oak Hill
Oak
Hill
Jackson
The
Jackson Sun
Br. Propst
Judge Parks
Divorce and property lien actions in city court
Claimed by Claude V. Petty and others on promissory notes Faeth seeks judgment and a lien on property at Thomas street 125 feet east of Oakland avenue. Benjamin Biltz files for divorce from Minnie Biltz of 840 Lockwood street over abandonment after 1911 marriage in 1911 and separation in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude V. Petty
Faeth
Thomas Street
Oakland Avenue
Benjamin Biltz
Minnie Biltz
Lockwood Street
Marriage Licenses Include Romney Rider and Denny Couples
Ohio Valley records Name Romney Rider Erlanger and Anna E Groger Erlanger as couples. Ts Be PR even versnegunn Owenton Ky Hattie Denny Monticello Ky listed among license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney Rider
Erlanger
Anna E. Groger
Owenton
Hattie Denny
Monticello
Nine Indicted in Chicago for 1 Million Dollar Fraud
Federal indictments charge M. L. Meyer & Co. and nine officials with using the mails to defraud. Named defendants include Max L. Meyer and Milton Appleman. The scheme allegedly sold original stocks but delivered lower value securities claiming large dividends.
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Chicago
M. L. Meyer & Co
Max L. Meyer
Milton Appleman
Murray M. Heitell
Eli J. Kleinman
Sam Harris
David E. Reinwald
Jake L. Eggleston
Nelson S
Robber Suspect Held on $20,000 Bond in Theater robbery
Hymie Sachs, 20, faces preliminary hearing for robbing Olympic Theater assistant cashier of 600 dollars last Monday. Bond set at 20000. William Collins 20 and Addison Sheeks 19 as witnesses with 500 bonds each. Howard Crawford 24, victim, implicated Sachs after threat allegations. Detec tives Carney and Tobbe arrested four suspects Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymie Sachs
Olympic Theater
Woeste
William Collins
Addison Sheeks
Howard Crawford
Latonia Avenue
Covington
Carney
Tobbe
Crawford
Sachs
Twelve Convicts Sent to Columbus Prison from Hamilton County
Twelve men convicted in Hamilton County courts were moved to the state penitentiary at Columbus yesterday in a special coach guarded by six deputies led by Charles Stagnaro. Sentences ranged from two to thirty years for robbery, burglary, assault to rob, shooting to kill, false checks, and carrying concealed weapons. Names include William Ryan Louis Singleton Matthew McGuire Ben Harrington Jack Dwyer Charles Hensel Anthony Brashford Cosgrove John Reed Robert Vetter Jack Schroyer and Edward Pogue.
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Hamilton County
Columbus
Charles Stagnaro
William Ryan
Louis Singleton
Matthew McGuire
Ben Harrington
Jack Dwyer
Charles Hensel
Anthony Brash¢gr
Cosgrove
John Reed
Robert Vetter
Jack Schroyer
Edward Pogue
Hamilton County Prisoner Transfer Brings 12 to Ohio Penitentiary
Twelve prisoners arrived at the Ohio Penitentiary under Deputy Sheriffs Charles Stagnaro and Louis Vollmer. This follows a two week period in which Hamilton County sent 36 inmates, including seven serving maximum sentences totaling 211 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hamilton County
Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Stagnaro
Louis Vollmer
State Denies Warrant for Frank Lloyd Wright
Chicago Feb. 26 A warrant was denied to Miriam Noel Wright who sought a warrant for the arrest of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Assistant State's Attorney G J Tourek ruled the statement hearsay and not sufficient. Mrs Wright had sued for divorce at Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Miriam Noel Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright
G. J. Tourek
Wright
Baraboo
Wis
Mail pouch stolen in 3 years recovered in Canton
A mail pouch with 1,600 pieces of mail stolen from the Pennsylvania Railroad station in Canton three years ago was found by carpenters remodeling a house. The pouch was thrown from a Chicago Canton train and some letters had been opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Talmadge to Wed British Aviator in Burlingame
Silent film star Constance Talmadge plans marriage to Captain Alastair Mackintosh of London. The license was filed in Redwood City and the ceremony is set for the next day at the St Cyr residence in Burlingame. The couple, long acquaintances from Hollywood, keep plans private.
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Redwood City
Cal
Constance Talmadge
Alastair William Mackintosh
London
England
Jean de St. Cyr
Burlingame
Here
Talmadge
New York
Constance Alice Talmade
Mackintosh
Flying Corps
Inverness
Scotland
Miss. Talmadge
Hollywood
Miss Talmadge
Captain Mackintosh
St. Cyr
Symington Wins Appeal Against Divorce Ruling
New York February 26 Thomas H Symington a manufacturer and clubman won an appeal granting a new trial in his divorce suit against Ida May Symington The Appellate Court reversed the trial court citing improper jury direction by Judge Ford The decision mentions no broader changes in women rights and notes co respondents Maurice Fatio architect and Talbot W Chambers coal merchant Chambers admitted misconduct with Mrs Symington later facing adultery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Thomas H.symington
Ida May Symington
Symington
Freed on federal charge, pastor held as fugitive
In Los Angeles on February 26 United States Commissioner dismissed Mann Act charges against Rev. Thomas Hubert Jones former Philadelphia church pastor. He was rearrested on Pennsylvania state charges including larceny seduction and forgery. Authorities say Jones and Miss Mildred Lever 19 lived together as husband and wife since last June. Jones 47 left a wife and two sons in Philadelphia.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Hubert Jones
Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
Jones
Mildred Lever
Parent-Teachers to Meet for One Day Institute
Federation of Mothers' Clubs plans a one day institute in Linton on March 12. Sessions start at 10 a.m. and 2 30 p.m. with a luncheon and program between. Mrs C E Kendel of Lakewood Ohio State President will conduct the program and present a short history of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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Linton
Federation of Mothers’ Clubs
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
C. E. Kendel
Lakewood
Ex-Police Inspector Held on Embezzlement Charge
John E Dwyers once New York City police inspector and New York Police Reserve colonel was held in El Paso Texas jail as a fugitive from justice on an embezzlement charge filed in Miami Florida by Associated Press reporting Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
John E. Dwyers
New York City
New York
Miami
Fla
Count Salm Denies Interviews in Public Dispute
Washington Feb 26 Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten denied interviews attributed to him and defended his marriage to Millicent Rogers saying he would live happily with his wife if let alone. He discussed his separation suit, visitation plans, and his love for his wife, while noting plans to resume tennis training for the Davis Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Millicent Rogers
Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten
Rogers
Palm Beach
Peter Alfred Constantin
Count Salm
la Guardia
Soc
N. Y
New York
William T. Tilden
Jean Te
Rene Lacoste
Ing
Tilden
Mt. Vernon
Millicent declines to comment on count's statement
In Palm Beach on February 26 Countess Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten read her husband’s Washington statement blaming poor advice for their troubles and said she had nothing to say on that or any other subject. She then left in a waiting limousine to attend social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent
Associated Press
Palm Beach
Fla
Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten
Washington
Millicent Rogers
Demand Chinese apology for insult to U S flag
U S consul in Canton demands formal regret from Canton authorities after students at Kacheck Mission throw down an American flag. The incident prompts assurances of protection for Americans and return of missionaries to Kacheck amid reports of anti foreign and anti Christian sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Canton
Douglas Jenkins
United States
Kacheck Mission
State Department
Jenkins
Peking
Hainan
Chaplain in Army Faces Mann Act Charge
Chief of the DOJ Bureau of Investigation said the department may file Mann Act charges against Captain Orville Clampitt, Army Chaplain, if acquitted at court martial for alleged misconduct with Miss Lucille Swallow of Lawrence Kansas. Bohner says evidence shows Clampitt transported the girl from Kansas to Missouri on three occasions. Court-martial testimony by Swallow heard behind closed doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
E. R. Bohner
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Orville Clampitt
Lucille Swallow
Lawrence
Kan
Bohner
Clampitt
Kansas
Missouri
Miss Swallow
Red Ball Transit seeks injunction against Ohio utilities panel
The Red Ball Transit Company of Indiana will ask the Supreme Court to issue a temporary injunction preventing the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and its officers from hindering its motor vehicle operations while it appeals a Federal District Court ruling in Southern Ohio. The company argued it was exempt from regulation as an interstate carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate 4 Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Red Ball Transit Company of
Indiana
Public Utities Commission of
Ohio
Federal District Court of Southern
Commission
Real Estate Trio Nets Back-to-Back City Transactions
Broker John E Manthey arranged a triple realty deal yesterday with buyers and sellers F G Hegner and E P Grumbine. Hegner sold a 11-room two and a half story brick at 923 Avondale Ave Avondale to Ralph Smith who plans to remodel for his home. The pair swapped properties with Grumbine purchasing a stucco English colonial at 2842 Marryatt Ave Pleasant Ridge from J H Gest after selling a six room California bungalow at 3520 Saybrook Ave Hyde Park East to Hegner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Manthey
F. G. Hegner
E. P. Grumbine
Mr. Hegner
Avondale Avenue
Avondale
Ralph Smith
Mr. Grumbine
Saybrook Avenue
Hyde Park East
Marryatt Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
J. H. Gest
Coolidge Signs Major Tax Cut Amid Treasury Deficit Fears
President Coolidge signed the 387 million tax reduction bill amid fears it could create a Treasury deficit of about 100 million dollars annually. Director Lord warned of potential shortfalls, while Coolidge hoped higher prosperity would boost revenue and allow future tax relief. The act speeds changes with tentative returns due March 15 for high earners and adjustments effective immediately except auto and theater taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Treasury
Lord
Congress
Representative Green
Senator Smoot
Float Belgium Loan Expected Soon in U S Financing
The flotation of an international loan of 150 million dollars for Belgium, authorized by the financial reconstruction bill, is anticipated within three weeks. American participation likely to total between 75 million and 100 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Belgium
Rooms for Rent in The Commercial Tribune
Cozy rooms listed in The Commercial Tribune offer affordable lodging options with various amenities. Prospective tenants can compare locations, price ranges, and nearby conveniences in the newspaper’s rental column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
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