Covington Bill Posting License Challenge
Covington enforces an ordinance banning bill posters with a two thousand dollar license and declares postering a misdemeanor. The Covington Bill Posting Company will test the law in court and pursue a Court of Appeals challenge, citing the city solicitor and alderman driven passage as reforms against posted bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Covington Bill Posting Company
Court of Appeals
W. W. Brown
Shepard
Walter Cleary
Judge Soves A Summons For Self In City License Case
Police Judge J B Read of Covington issued a warrant against himself for alleged failure to pay annual attorney license fees required by the city charter. The warrant, sworn by License Collector Bruce Thornton, names nearly all Kenton Bar members and most local physicians and dentists. No court action is expected. licenses will likely be paid. Read also serves in a law firm and holds police judge duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Read
Covington
Bruce Thornton
Read
Kenton
Thornton
Judge Read
Covington Poolroom Trial Ends in Acquittals
Benjamin Brown Eugene Jonas and Joseph Herbert were acquitted by a jury in Covington Police Court after a raid on the Western Commission Company rooms. Police testified forty to fifty men were present with race horse names on wall cards. no money changing hands was observed. defense denied a poolroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Brown
Eugene Jonas
Joseph Herbert
Covington
Schuler
Riemeyer
Western Commission Company
Commission
Covington bankers vow to catch KY Valley forger
Covington bankers received word that the check forger who has been signing officers of the Kentucky Valley Company will be caught in the next few days. Four worthless checks were received in Covington this week and at least one is reported weekly since last fall. The latest forgeries, signed D. B. Kennet, were cashed in Illinois and sent to Covington. Flora Xenia and Vandalia bankers sent the checks here and plans were made to arrest. An estimate puts the forger's take at about $5,000 since starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky Valley Company
D. BE. Kennet
Illinois
Flora
Xenia
Vandalia
Ill
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Estate Sale and Adjudications
In Kenton Circuit Court Mary Bloemer administrator seeks sale of the Joseph Bloemer estate and distribution of proceeds. Elizabeth Duerstock is adjudged lunatic and committed to Lakeland Asylum. Rebecca Brewster granted a divorce from John G Brewster. County cases involve Bertha Murphy, Nellie Uhly killing linked to Murphy, motion to remove Lee Greenwood Tarvin as executor, hearing set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bloemer
Joseph Bloemer
Kenton
Elizabeth Duerstock
Judge Shaw
Lakeland Asylum
Bertha Murphy
H. P. Stephens
Nellie Uhly
Mrs Mary Francis Young Found Dead in Covington Home
Mrs Mary Francis Young age seventy was found dead in her daughter Mrs A E F Clarkson’s home at 107 East Second street Coroner W W Tarvin ruled heart failure in a verdict. The Independent Volunteer Fire Association of Bromley proposed a new headquarters assignment on a lot beside the Town Hall Boone street with a building to be erected funded by public subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Francis Young
A. E F. Clarkson
East Second Street
W. W. Tarvin
Independent Volunteer Fire Association of
Bromley
Boone Street
Covington Real Estate Transfers Between Local Parties
Real estate transfers reported in Covington include Walker and Minnie Hall selling 20 by 80 foot lot at Twentieth Pine streets Pischopink to Clyde and Mil dred West and 25 by 93 foot parcel on Park Avenue Latonia to Catherine and J H Kruse with $1 noted. The terse item records additional conveyances among local parties including Louisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Minnie Hall
Clyde
Mildred
Twentieth
Pine Streets
Pischopink
Park Avenue
Latonia
Ohn
Catherine
J. H. *Kruse
Louisa
City board approves several key Covington appointments
Mayor Craig announced reappointments to Covington boards including Joseph Noterman to Water Works, the Rev F G Prossart to Parks, and John S Holmes to Police and Fire ensuring successors to the late Harbick. Licenses for several saloons were refused or referred for investigation with some licenses granted and others ordered to close today. An ordinance funds street projects and sidewalk construction along Sixth Seventh and Pike streets and the estate of John Whittle received April salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Noterman
Covington Board of Water Works Commissioners
F. G.prossart
Board of Park Commissioners
John S. Holmes
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
John P. Harbick
Craig
Covington
Ellsworth Woods
Sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Greenup Street
Seventh Street
Scott Street
Garrard Avenue
Pike Street
Twelfth Street
Wheeler Street
John Whittle
Republicans Name Temporary Officers for Sixth District Convention
The Sixth Kentucky District Republican Executive Committee met in Covington and chose temporary officers for the Turner Hall convention next Monday. Mayor Craig will preside as temporary chairman with Mayor Krieger of Newport as temporary secretary. Attendees from five of eight counties expect a nominee from a country district, likely Pendleton, Grant, or Trimble, aligned with tobacco growers. A large Kenton County delegation is anticipated for the state convention in Louisville. State Senator E. E. Walker secured $1.50 daily hotel rates for Kenton County Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
Kentucky
Covington
Turner Hall
Craig
Krieger
Newport
Congress
Pendleton
Grant
Trimble
Louisville
Kenton County
E. E. Walker
Contested will case heard in Campbell County Circuit Court
Mary Nuhn sues Minnie Michaels to set aside her father Charles Michaels will on undue influence grounds. The will leaves $10,000 estate to the widow. Nuhn seeks an interest. The court also notes a Court of Appeals reversal on Cynthia Audas versus Highland Land Company regarding a land sale in Dayton Kentucky, citing a five year filing limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nuhn
Minnie Michaels
Charles Michaels
Dayton
Cynthia Audas
Highland Land Company
Campbell
Court of Appeals
Newport News in Brief Zionist Society event lineup
Newport Zionist Society plans an entertainment at the Jewish Synagogue on Saturday May 2. Nathan Isaacs will speak on Zionism and Zacher Cohen will speak in Hebrew. David Greenberg will recite, Prof Schorr will perform a violin solo, Sam Collier will sing, Liona Myer will recite, with H Strueberg as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Zionist Society
Nathan Isaacs
Newport Marriage Licenses Names and Residences
Ernest Holloway of Cincinnati and Mazzle Becker of Dayton Kentucky listed for marriage. Frank E Hammer of Newport Kentucky and Lily Fick of Ft Thomas Kentucky also noted in the license record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Holloway
Cincinnati
Becker
Dayton, Kyy
Frank BE. Hammer
Newport, Ky
Lily Fick
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Newport Council Grants Licenses After Investigation
Newport officials approved licenses for Police and Fire Commissioners Dan Shea Charles Waxman and William A Lampe after a two week hold by the board. The council also authorized legal action to collect 1000 franchise tax from Postal Telegraph and Cable Co and appropriated 10000 for back jailer pay and 450 for deputy jailer settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Shea
Charles Waxman
William A. Lampe
Newport Board
Joe Dietz
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Newport
Ploeger
Charles Wilson
Tennessee Alley
Sixth Street
Ohio Alley
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Fifth Street
York
Monmouth Streets
Newport Engineer Clem Lemberg Dies by Suicide on Eve of Trial
Clem Lemberg an 87 year old railroad engineer from Newport ingested carbolic acid in his home yesterday morning after calling his wife to the front room. He died before a physician arrived. A larceny charge was set for trial and his despondency over ill health and unemployment is noted as motive. He is survived by his widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Lemberg
West Sixth Street
Newport
Lemberg
Clara
Kenton
Investigation rumored into Alexandria poolroom operation
A Secret Service official visited Newport Circuit Court Clerk Hubbard Schwartz claiming to investigate poolroom cases. Newport Post Office authorities denied knowledge of any investigation but warned that soliciting poolroom business by mail violates postal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Newport
Postoffice
Secret Service
Circuit Court Clerk’s
Hubbard Schwartz
Newport Postoffice
Saunders seeks extra money from attorneys in damage suit
An affidavit filed in the Newport Circuit Court alleges H. W. Saunders was shorted in a judgment settlement. He claims B. F. Graziana and G. F. Boughner, both Covington, represented him against Olive Thompson and owe him 70 dollars. Saunders says he was awarded 1200 but settled for 1100. he contends the lawyers were to keep 600 and he receive 500 minus 15 owed to each, leaving 470, yet he has only received 400. The matter will be argued tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Saunders
Newport Circuit Court
Saunders
B. F. Graziana
G. F. Boughner
Covinton
Olive Thompson
Newport Circuit
Insurance men urge two engines and new fire lines
The Covington and Newport Under writers Association met with Charles Trame and drafted fire protection recommendations for Covington. They seek two new engines and an emergency reservoir on Forrest Hill or an additional pipeline to Newport. Fire Chief Lytle should drill the crew and inspect major buildings. investigate two recent fires. report to the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington and Newport Underwriters’ Association
Charles Trame
Covington
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Forrest Hill
Newport
Lytle
Board of Water
Magnificent pipe organ installed at Dayton Presbyterian Church
Dayton scene notes a new grand pipe organ being installed in the Presbyterian Church and set for use by Sunday. Henry Barnes Lodge F and A M debated building a Masonic temple on Sixth and Vine site but could not agree on style. Speers Hospital board appointed Dr. David Dusticker as interne succeeding Dr. W D Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Henry Barnes Lodge
A. M
Sixth and Vine
Speers Hospital
David Dusticker
Dayton, O
W. D. Richards
Stop the Smoke at Socialist Nomination Rally
Women Socialists and suffragettes helped nominate a county congressional and judicial ticket in Workmen’s Hall last night. The convention, chaired by Nicholas Kline, debated tobacco smoke with women urging men to stop smoking. A unique, first time style ticket was proposed by a largely female audience, with nominations by referendum and a list of officers and candidates including Circuit Judge Nicholas Klein and Congressmen Robertson and Munroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workmen's Hall
Nicholas Kline
Kline
Daisy Conklin Millard
Lawrence Zitt
Nicholas Klein
Benjamin Robertson
George Munroe
Louis Nolte
C. F. Mostler
Albert Eiserman
George Schweickert
Louis Bonekamp
C. J. Henslee
Louis Neumeister
Fred Liebenthal
Henry Stapes
John Lenart
John Reichel
8. D. Hockman
Fatally Burned Man At Prayer Scene Sparks Fire Rescue
A man in a prayer setting was fatally burned while efforts to rescue his daughter were underway as flames spread to his clothing. The incident left another person, his father, injured during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nougaret
Prayers End in Fire Tragedy at 229 East Fourth Street
Eleven year old Jeanette Nougaret praying with a blessed candle at her home during a hail and snowstorm was engulfed by flames in a sudden blaze. Her father Andre Nougaret and eight year old Emilie Nougaret also suffered burns as he smothered the fire and called for medical help. Dr. George W. Haile treated all, with Jeanette feared fatally burned though not yet confirmed as seriously harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Nougaret
Andre Nougaret
Cafe Oeeais
East Fourth Street
George W. Haile
Third Street
Broadway
Dr. Haile
Nougaret
Jeannette
Emilie
Newport Aldermen Confirm Mayor’s Police and Fire Appointment
The Newport board in a special session confirmed Mayor Krieger’s choice of Fred Koustmer as Police and Fire Commissioner to replace E P Rummell whose term ends tonight. The appointment, delayed previously by a Police Committee referral, was expedited after a conference between the Aldermen and the Mayor enabling Koustmer to assume office tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohart
Meyers
Newport
Krieger
Fred Koustmer
E. P. Rummell
Koustmer
Reusch
Aldermen
Police and Fire Board
Miss Lilly Fick and Frank Hammer Marry in Newport
Friends in Ft Thomas and Newport were surprised by the marriage of Miss Lilly Fick and Frank Hammer. The ceremony occurred yesterday afternoon at the Taylor Street M E Church residence of Jacob Scherer with Rev J W Crates officiating. Mrs Fred Wolter of Newport died yesterday in Southgate after a long illness. Ferdinand Wolter is her son. The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the German M E Church meets today at Salem M E Church to hear annual reports. Knights of the Round Table of Newport plan a debate with the Cincinnati Y M C A Senate in Carnegie Library Hall tomorrow night. Rev F W Fisher of Grace M B Church resigns to join Alaska mission work, effective late May and early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Fick
Ft. Thomas
Frank Hammer
Newport
J. W. Crates
Taylor Street
M. E
Jacob Scherer
Taylor Avenue
Fr. Thomas
Fred Wolter
Southgate
Decedent
Ferdinand Wolter
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
German M. E. Church
Salem M. E. Church
Eighth and
York Streets
Knights of the Round Table of
Senate of the Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Carnegie Library Hall
Fourth
Monmouth Streets
F. W. Fisher
Grace M. B. Church
Board of Trustees
Alaska
Philippine Tariff Bill Introduced in Washington
Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means Committee introduced a bill to amend the tariff law for imports into the Philippine Islands. The measure, an administration proposal backed by the Philippine Commission and Taft, aims to simplify administration and remove the consular invoice requirement which raised costs for importers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payne
Committee On Ways and Means
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Congress
Philippine Commission
Islands
Philippine Commissioners
Insular Bureau
Taft
Philippine
Warrants Issued for Arrests in Bat Assault Case
Police Judge Seibert issued warrants for the arrest of Gideon Merganthaler Buck Merganthal er and Rufus Taylor charged with striking Arthur Carpenter with a baseball bat. Carpenter is reported to be recovering. Granville Moody Post 89 G A R Bellevue to hold regular session Friday night will muster two recruits and arrange for the State encampment in Louisville May 13 and 14 Memorial Sunday and Memorial Day committee reports to be read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seibert
Gideon Merganthaler
Buck Merganthaler
Rufus Taylor
Arthur Carpenter
Young Carpenter
Granville Moody
Ohioan Named a Director at Congregational Brotherhood
Detroit April 30 reports President J. H. Main of Iowa College Grinnell Iowa elected the first President of the Congregational Brotherhood of America at its inaugural convention in Detroit. Vice Presidents named are W. R. Moody Northfield Massachusetts and H. M. Beardsley Kansas City. Board members include Rev. Henry Blunt Indiana and D. H. Taft Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
J. H. Main
Iowa College
Grinnell
Congregational Brotherhood of America
W. R. Moody
Northfield
Mass
H. M. Beardsley
Kansas City
Henry Blunt
Indiana
D. H. Taft
Ohio
Fort Thomas Notes on Local Marriages and Post Updates
Friends in Ft. Thomas hear Lieutenant Fuger of the Fourth Infantry will wed Miss Little of Portland Maine with Lieutenant Stanley Ross as best man. New stable work nears completion and readiness for occupancy by early summer. Colonel Augur remains critical in the post hospital after being stricken with Brights disease on a train en route to Hot Springs with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Fuger
Fourth Infantry
Miss Little
Portland
Stanley Ross
Augur
Bright
Hot Springs
Patterson Building to Henry Embshoff parcel in Jamestown Dayton
Real estate transfer notes record the Patterson Building Company conveying part of Block 39 in Jamestown addition Dayton to Henry Embshoff via Master Commissioner Frank Voss. The deal involves Lots 167 in Parkhurst subdivision Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Building Company
Henry Embshoff
Jamestown
Dayton
Couained
Frank. Voss
Parkhurst
Ewport
Roosevelt Reappoints Straus To Hague Arbitration Court
President Roosevelt informed Secretary Straus by formal letter that he is reappointed for a six year term as one of the American members of the permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague. Other Americans on the court include Chief Justice Fuller John W Griggs and Judge George Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
Fuller
John W. Griggs
George Gray
Delaware
Ree Dent Harrison
Evening social in Lafayette circle features tea and club events
In Clifton Lafayette circle Mrs Stowe Reno hosted a formal five o'clock tea with about sixty guests and elegant floral decorations. The Woman's Club music department hosted a program with Mme Flavie van den Hende as guest cellist, plus performances by local soloists and a coffee reception afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Circle
Clifton
Stowe Reno
McDowell Bent
William Dohrmann
James Morrison
Department of Music
Woman's Club
Mme
Flavie van den Hende
Adolph Klein
Georgette Ern
Nina Parke
Katherine Gould Seitz
Mary Conrey
S. Jewett Waterman
Flora McIvor Smith
Albert Eary Freiberg
Emma Brandwis
Ernest W. Osborne
Social roundup from Covington and surrounding towns
Mrs Charles Howe and children of Aurora Ind spent days in Covington as guests of Miss Kathleen Cleary then returned home. Miss Helen Coffee of Fernbank stayed with Mrs James Stoughton and left for Middletown Ohio. Mrs Frances Manser and daughter Fannie of Covington weekended in Fernbank. Mrs Paul Cassidy of Covington hosted a tea Thursday afternoon. Miss Dallag Downard of Covington to host a bridge whist Saturday. A card party at Ft Mitchell Country Club by Mrs Stephen Blakely Mrs Edwin Gale and Mrs Charles Warrington entertained the Afternoon Card Club with six tables. prizes to Miss Katie Bradley Mrs Charlton Thompson Mrs Will Simrall Miss Anna Holmes Miss Harriet Collins Miss Frances Simrall Miss Matilda Alexander. Mrs John Phythian of Newport to visit daughter’s grandmother in Xenia Ohio. Miss Sarah Ernst of Covington invited to tea Saturday 4 to 6 with Miss Marian Brown. Miss Fanny Lovell and Mrs Virginia Lovell Hodge of Covington moved to Germantown Pa for permanent residence. Mrs William Gracebey of Home City to visit parents Mr and Mrs George Bartlett at Nelson Place Newport for a week. Mrs Gaff of Newport to entertain the Young Women’s Guild of St Paul’s Episcopal Church with an all day meeting next Monday. Miss Florence Bartlett of Newport visiting in Home City this week. Mrs Charlton Marshall of Newport hosted the Matrons’ Card Club with prizes to Mrs John Phythian Mrs Robert Carothers Mrs Mary Shanks and Miss Mary Andrews. Club members present listed. guests named including Mrs John Murnan Mrs William Corry Woodall Mrs Shays Mrs Morris Galvin Mrs John Walters Mrs Mary Shanks Mrs Robert Carothers and Lenard Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howe
Aurora
Ind
Covington
Kathleen Cleary
Helen Coffee
Fernbank
James Stoughton
Stoughton
Middletown
Frances Manser
Fannie
Katie Bradley
Charlton Thompson
Willi Simrall
Anna Holmes
Harriet Collins
Frances Simrall
Matilda Alexander
John Phythian
Newport
Xenia
Ankeny
Sarah Ernst
Marian Brown
Fanny Lovell
Virginia Lovell Hodge
Germantown
William Gracebey
Home City
George Bartlett
Nelson Place
Gaff
Young Women's Guild
St. Paul's Episcopal
Charles Coffin
Edward Johnson
Mattie Taylor
Joe Creaghead
Mary Andrews
Will Andrews
William Botts
Tom Brown
Leonard Crawford
Meara
Sutton
R. M. Nelson
Mesdames
John Murnan
William Corry Woodall
Shays
Morris Galvin
John Walters
Mary Shanks
Robert Carothers
Lenard Spears
Social notes of local residents travel and visits
Mrs. Julia May of Grandview Avenue East Walnut Hills visits Cleveland for a week with her daughter. Mrs Algernon S French and daughter Florence of Observatory Road Hyde Park depart for Sulphur Lick Springs Ohio for about a fortnight. Mr Theodore Braemer of Avondale plans a few days fishing in Sandusky with friends. Mrs S Denner returns to Dayton after visiting Mrs Algernon S French. Mrs Hillman, guest of Mrs Henry B Sachs, returns to Avondale. Mr and Mrs Abraham Wiener return to Cleveland after visiting Mr and Mrs James W Mack. Mrs Mary Gould Foulds of Parkersburg WV visits Mrs R T Skinner Walnut Hills. Miss Mary Tingle, visiting Mrs Williamee of McCormick Auby, returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia May
Grandview Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Cleveland
Algernon S. French
Florence French
Observatory Road
Hyde Park
Sulphur Lick Springs
Theodore Braemer
Avondale
Sandusky
S. Denner
Dayton
Hillman
Henry B. Sachs
Avondale Avenue
Abraham Wiener
James W. Mack
Mary Gould Foulds
Parkersburg
W. Va
R. T. Skinner
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Mary Tingle
Williamee
McCormick
Auby
Democrats Battle Over Lucas County Faction at State Meeting
At Columbus meeting of the Democratic State Central Committee the old Lucas County faction was upheld, validating the primaries and keeping the old committee in power. Former Governor Campbell and Wertz clashed over the Codifying Commission, signaling intra party struggle as Johnson factions falter in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Democratic State Central Committee
Lucas County
Regu County
State Committee
Johnson
Cleveland
Campbell
Bawin S. Wertz
Democrats
House
Great Southern
Wertz
Gray denies $200000 offer in Princeton speech report
Judge Gray in Wilmington on April 30 denied a claim that a New York insurance company offered him its presidency at 200000 a year. He said he received no such offer nor any other from any insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Wilmington
Del
Gray Club
Princeton
N. J
New York
Dixon Won renomin ation by acclamation in Indiana
Madison Ind April 30 Congress man Lincoln Dixon was today renamed by acclamation by the Fourth District Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Reno
Madison
Ind
Lincoln Dixon
Petition Seeks Johnson Name on Democratic Primary Ticket
A petition with enough signatures was sent to Democratic State Executive Committee Chairman Mallory asking to place Governor Johnson on the primary ticket alongside William J. Bryan in Birmingham Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Mallory
Democratic State Executive Committee
Johnson
William J. Bryan
Bill to Buy Embassies and Consulates Authorized
Washington April 30 The House Committee on Foreign Relations moved to report a bill authorizing the purchase of American Embassy Legation and Consular buildings not to exceed 1,000,000 dollars annually. This year the measure sets aside 500,000 dollars for embassies in Berlin and Mexico City and 500,000 dollars for consulates at Shanghai and Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Berlin
Mexico City
Shanghai
Yokohama
Two Italians Held in Bristol Robbery Case
Louis Le pori and Gaetano Deverchi were arrested on a Norfolk and Western train in Bristol and jailed. They are suspected of involvement in the Gary West Virginia pay wagon robbery of $12,000 from the United States Coal and Coke Company. The men carried large sums and were bound for New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
Louis Lepori
Gaetano Deverchi
Norfolk & Western
Gary
W. Va
United States Coal and Coke Company
New Orleans
Churchill pledges upheld in Commons clash over home rule
In London on April 30 Premier Asquith clarified his speech at the Reform Club noting omission on home rule. He pledged near full adherence to the home rule promises Churchill made during the recent Manchester campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Asquith
Reform Club
Winston Spencer Churchill
Manchester
Social Roundup of Chicago Visitors and Travel
The article records a sequence of Chicago residents and guests traveling or visiting places and returning home. Mrs Gustave Fox and Miss Myer host guests from Chicago while other parties, including the Hazens from Avondale, plan extended stays at French Lick Springs Indiana. Elsie and Margaret Pogue depart for a visit with Mrs Henry Pogue in York and Lenore Blain travels to Michigan for a brief stay with Miss Dean. Edward Heinsheimer and family visit Cleveland for ten days and Charles W Short Jr returns to Harvard for the final term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gustave Fox
Walnut Hills
Myer
A. T. Hazen
Avondale
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Elsie
Margaret Pogue
Park Avenue
Henry Pogue
York
Bernard E. Pollak
Beechwood Avenue
Rose Hill
G. Benjamin
Cambridge Springs
Lenore. Blain
Dakota Avenue
Anh Ar Mich
Dean
Edward Heinsheimer
Alaska Avenue
Cleveland
Charles W. Short, Jr
Harvard
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Covington and
Kenton Court Notes
Covington Briefs
Covington Real Estate
ALON
Board of Aldermen
Harry Herzog
C. T. Weber
Banklick Street
Vcassius McNay
Glessman
A. H. Poltmeyer
Fiposrd of Council
Pearl Street
Twentieth Street
Campbell County Courts
Newport News
Council
Front Street
Berry Street
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
C. D. Grayson
Fitzsimmons Telephone Company
Ways and Means Committee
Jeannette and
Emilie Nougaret
Bill
Bellevue
Ohioan
Newport Real Estate
Hague Court
Social and Personal
Louis Merkel
Amy Behwarz
Henry ‘Merkel
C. D. Crank
Miss Nichols
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Estelle Krippner-Shealer
Miss Zeller
H. A. Pape
Miss Pape
E. H. Thompson
J. H. Francis
Benjamin J. Taussig
St. Louis
W. A. Goodman, Jr
Albert French
Ray Livingstone Herrick
Denver
Mines and Minerals
Woman's ‘Club
Department of Literature
B. B. Nelson
J. M. Withrow
George Bernard Shaw
Merrill
Withrow
Miss Shine
Miss Fisher
Caldwell
Yergason
Alumni Association of the Jewish Hospital
Elsa Swinewind
Kokomo
Ellen Curry
Chillicothe
Cincinnati School of Expression
Steinharter
Haacke
Miss Heister
James A. Johnson
Bessie le Roy
Arthur R McCammon
Kentucky Society
Garber
Johnsones
Churchill
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