Inklis Nominated for Congress Amid Sixth District Conventions
John R. Inglis of Milton Kentucky was named Republican nominee for Congress by two Sixth District conventions in Covington. Delegates from Kenton Campbell and Gallatin debated seating credentials amid mass convention disputes and taft alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Inglis
Milton
Trimble County
Turner Hall
Pike Street
Taft
Chicago
Inglis
Craig
Coyington
Campbell
Kenton
Carroll
Committee On
Richard P. Ernst
Covington
Krieger
Newport
Trumble County
P. C. Snyder
John R. Inglis
Dan L. Rich
Kenton County
Risig
J. E. Wilson
C. Snyder
John L. Aieinchen McCrakin
D. B. Wallace
J. B. Wilson
Pendleton Chhitta
J. A. McPherson
Grant County
R P. Ernst
Charles Coles
Pendleton County
G. A. Séiler
Coles
John H. Meyer
Alfred Gowling
Ernst
R.P. Ernst
Samuel Anderson
Kentucky
Gallatin County
Fairbanks
Fairbanks-Bradley
Louisville
State Central Committee
William F. Schuerman
Carroll County
Rudolph Berli
Schuerman
Henry Keuchler
Charles M. F. Striger
J. P. Wheeler
Christian Milius
J. T. Earle
Henry Reusch
W. F. Schuerman
B. Wilson
Iry Weitkamp
Campbell County
T. A. Casey
Congress
Roosevelt
W. A. Willson
William O. Bradley
United States Senate
Doctor the Skin to Cure the Skin
Scientific study asserts eczema and similar skin diseases cannot be cured by treating the blood and must be soothed on the skin. The D D D Prescription is promoted as a vegetal remedy with testimonials from Dr C A V Hartleben and other physicians, urging direct dermal care.
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Don
GOUNGIL DECIDES JOBERT HAS JOB
Covington City Council settled the contention over Harry Jobert and John Hennessy to be Market Master, recognizing Jobert and allowing him 49.68 for the time since appointment. Insurance men protested insufficient fire protection and demanded a duplicate main or emergency reservoir. Bids were ordered for garbage disposal. Residents protested sewer on Eighteenth Street. St. Louis Street to be brick paved. Delinquent tax collections reached 1153.65.
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Covington
Harry Jobert
John Hennessy
Jobert
Eighteenth Street
Madison Avenue
St. Louis Street
Names Residence Tally From Covington Addresses
Everette Haas of Covington Kentucky appears with Lula Boott in a residence listing. Harry P Vogelpohl and Lula Eva are also noted in connection with Covington.
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Everette Haas
Covington, Ky
Sses
Acess
Harry P. Vogelpoh
Lula
Fire at J Weller plant wipes vinegar deptout in Latonia
The origin of the Latonia fire that destroyed the vinegar department of the J Weller Company remains unsolved. President J Weller said losses may reach about 100000 as stock, building and machinery were ruined. Insurance totals 58135 with 30 companies. Additional coverages include 4000 on the vinegar factory and 1000 on the canning factory. Rebuilding plans are underway as work crews clear debris and inventories are completed.
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The
Southern Company
Fire Association Company
Insurance Company of North America
St. Paul Company
Hangover
Springfield
North, British and Mercantile Company
Globe and Rutgers
Continental
Ben Fanklin
Queen
Aetna
Aachen
Munich
United Fireman's
Philadelphia
Sun of England
Fireman’s
Eagle
Citizens
North State
Westchester
Jefferson
North River
Dixie
Phoenix
London
American Central
German
New York
Northwestern Fire and Marine
Pickpockets Visit Covington Fire Scene
Covington police hunted a repeat pickpocket crew after a Sunday Latonia fire scene robbery. Victims Clem Nienaber and Frank Bueler reported watches and chains stolen during the Sunday events and a ball game at Willow Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Clem Nienaber
Garrard Street
Rosedale
Latonia
Frank Bueler
Madison Avenue
Willow Run
Newport Board Considers Commencement and Building Plans
The Newport Board of Education met to discuss the June commencement exercises and referred arrangements to the Course of Study Committee. It called for bids on coal, next term of school, and repairs to various buildings. A resolution approved teachers’ salaries and claims.
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Newport Board of Education
Campbell County Courts Hear Two Cases In Circuit Court
Earl Hauck, aged six, by father Albert Hauck, sues Kentucky Carpet Cleaning Co of Newport for 5000 dollars claiming he was run down by a delivery wagon on Monmouth Street near Second Street on April 14. Tony Bonero convicted of poolroom operation for 500 dollar fine after a jury verdict following earlier disagreement.
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Earl Hauck
Albert Hauck
Kentucky Carpet Cleaning Company
Newport
Monmouth Street
Second Street
Tony Bonero
Bonero
George Ehrlich
Campbell County Fiscal Court to meet May 15 in Newport
Campbell County Fiscal Court will hold its semi annual meeting Friday afternoon May 15 in the Newport Courthouse. Items on the agenda include a contract for a new Four Mile Creek bridge and vault pacing in the Clerk's office. Examinations for common school diplomas and teachers certificates are planned in the Alexandria Courthouse with dates set in May June July and August.
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Campbell County Fiscal Court
Newport
Four Mile Creek
Alexandria
J. W. Railey
Campbell County Public Schools
Vnrg
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
P. Henry Higgins
William A. Botts
William Saunders
Charles Kendall
H. N. Wadsworth
O. M. Hubbard
A. N. Larkin
J. B. Taylor
G. 8. Bartlett
C. A. Bermyme
George Starr
R. W. Nelson
Eleventh
Brighton
Williamstown
Dayton Boy Struck by Baseball Fractures Jaw During Game
In Dayton on Links Hill a 13 year old, Willie Fenton, was hit in the face by a batted ball and taken to his father James Fenton at 628 Fifth Avenue. A physician found a fractured jawbone. City notes report councilors elected Casper Hegge Herman Guering and John Irvin to the Board of Supervisors. A petition sought to bar Maberry and Kieper from a saloon license. the council granted the license and fifteen other licenses were used. City Treasurer reports 6680 dollars 18 cents on hand. Police Chief Ortleib notes collections totaling 13 dollars. An ordinance set sewer work on Vine McKinney and Main streets costing about 28 thousand pounds to be built per engineer plans.
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Links Hill
Willie Fenton
James Fenton
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Casper Hegge
Herman Guering
John Irvin
Maberry & Kieper
Treasu
Ortleib
Vine
McKinney
Main Streets
Elks Lodge Minstrel Show Delights Covington Crowd
Covington Lodge of Elks entertained friends with a blackface minstrel show in the Library Auditorium. The house was crowded from start to finish with Lewis Rombach delivering top jokes as an end man and Burke performing song and dance to strong applause.
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Covington
Wearies of life without his wife
Chief of Police Ortleib received a late night call about Alfred Connoly lying in Cincinnati Hospital in a precarious condition from poison. Connoly had visited the McCormack residence Sunday to persuade his wife to return. after she refused he warned it would be the last time she would see him alive. McCormack found Connoly in the basement and forced him to depart. Connoly is described as possibly demented and had previously tried to take his wife.
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Ortleib
Alfred Connoly
Cincinnati
Connoly
William H. McCormack
Fourth and Vine Streets
Dayton
McCormack
Kicked Horseshoer Edward Uhl Injured in Newport
Edward Uhl a horses hoer of Tenth and Boone streets Newport employed in Lohr's blacksmith shop Monmouth street was kicked by a horse yesterday and seriously injured. He was placing the hoof when kicked breaking his left leg in two places and suffering bruises. He was taken to Dr Back's office for treatment.
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Edward Uhl
Tenth
Boone Streets
Newport
Lohr
Monmouth Street
Uhl
Dr. Back
Night Rider Rumor Sparks City Fire Alarm in Newport
Report spread that night riders burned a tobacco barn at Southgate and Isabella in Newport. Firemen found only an old vacant frame building on King’s Island ablaze from an improvised grate after youths allegedly played craps there.
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Southgate
Isabella
Newport
King’s Island
Ohio River Front
Be and McCracken Transfer Property on Sterrett Street
A. B. Be and G. A. McCracken transfer Lot 382 on Sterrett street to Louise M. Van Lieuwen as recorded in the property deed.
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A. BE
G. A. McCracken
Louise M. van Lieuwen
Sterrett Street
Eleven Die In Aveline Hotel Fire In Fort Wayne
Rain halted rescue work as firefighters and workers exhaustedly sifted the Aveline Hotel ruins. Officials reported eleven bodies recovered with two still missing, including R. E. Tribel and Herman Seligman. Identifications came via dental work on Frank C. Baxter. The blaze is believed to have started in the basement boiler room.
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R. E. Tribel
Dalhart
Tex
Charles Benjamin
Detroit
Benjamin
Herman Seligman
New York
Hamilton Man Escapes Fire
Dr. David Este Sheehan a Hamilton dentist avoided a deadly hotel blaze after moving rooms to a friend's home following a chance meeting This Ft Wayne Indiana incident left eleven dead and many injured at the Aveline Hotel on Saturday
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Hamilton
Commercial Tribune
David Este Sheehan
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Aveline
Ohio man feared dead in Ft Wayne hotel fire
Relatives of Morris L. Kleinzahler fear he perished in the New Aveline Hotel fire in Ft. Wayne. He stopped there to spend Sunday and no word has been received from him.
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Youngstown, O
Morris L. Kleinzahler
Death Following Nervous Disorder At City Hospital
James Fitzpatrick aged 43 from 213 Plum Street died after entering City Hospital at 1 20 pm and dying at 9 pm. Doctors cited extreme nervousness linked to alcohol. Sister Lizzie Egan of 507 Culvert Street confirmed his death and will arrange the funeral.
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James Fitzpatrick
Plum Street
City Hospital
Foertmeyer
Lizzie Egan
Culvert Street
Wedding Bells Spark Avonale and East Walnut Hills Socials
A flurry of society events fills Avonale and East Walnut Hills with weddings teas and receptions. The Schwarz family hosts a formal wedding with Miss Stella Moorman and Mr Rosier Levering among the attendees. Notable guests include Mrs. D W Gaylord and Mrs. James Parker as well as many local society figures. Several receptions and bridge teas showcase prominent families and upcoming departures to Bermuda and Scotland.
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Sarah Sullivan
Beresford Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Warner
Louisville
Pauline Werk
Westwood
Jesse Baldwin
Stowe
Kattenhorn
Enneking
Pfaff
Costello
Wirthwine
Weicher
Habkcote
Albino Go
Read Kelly wedding to open Covington social season
Covington and Newport society items note the Read Kelly wedding in Covington Cathedral with a reception at the Kelly home. Various guests include Mrs. H. C. Schrall and daughter, Miss Schrall, traveling to Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Green hostesses and dinners. and clubs hosting meetings at homes in Erlanger and Newport.
Prominent Guests From Many Cities Visit Local Homes
York and Atlantic City residents host visitors while Mrs. Skinner receives Mrs. James H. Parker a noted club woman daughter of the Confederacy and wife of J H Parker of the Cotton Exchange. Mrs. Charles A Harriss of Ottawa Canada visits Mrs. Max Fietschmann of Clifton. Mr and Mrs William Abbott of New York arrive to spend the week with Mr and Mrs Louis A Lent of the Navarre Walnut Hills. Mrs Charles Blake and children plan a Europe trip for three years with Mr Blake shuttling. Mrs Percy Ryan and Mrs Ridgeway Macy of New York visit their parents Mr and Mrs A H Pugh of Past Walnut Hills. Mrs Eaton of St Louis visits Mrs Mary Young Allison of Avomdale.
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Merger Witherspoon
L.F. Phipps
Auburndale
Mt. Auburn
California
Phipps
William Strobridge
Florida
Burnet House
Dwight Wilcox
Cuba
Wilcox
F. H. Lawson
Canada
Ain
Iss McMicken
Clarence Lebus
Louisville
Miss Pomeroy
New York
Mary Groesbeck
East Walnut Hills
Miss Burrows
Chicago
Harry L. Laws
Stuart Sutphin
Henry Pogue
Johnne
Thomas. P. Egan
Virginia Egan
Edgecliff Road
Havana
Egan
Miss Egan
George Barbour
Maysville
Franklin Alter, Jr
Lucien Wulsin
S& G. Weinberg
Russia
Rudolph Wurlitzer, Jr
Germany
Rudolph Wurflitzer
Fritz Nave
Aren Manet
Devil
Adolphus Kistler
Daisy Farris
St- Lou
St. Louis
Harry Brown
Glendale
Ir. Brown
Elizabeth
Fannie French
Coyington
Har Horn
Kansas City
A. C. Ellis
Horn
William Cooder
Washington, D. C
D. A
Elizabeth Kenton
John L. Sullivan
Covington
Kirk
Illinois
Theodore Kirk
Percy Hanover
Newport
Clifton
James Young
Charleston
W. Vas
Captain Young
C. M.baker
Rebecca
Ford
Clarksburg
W. Va
Reedy
Francis Powell
Gertrude Green
George Green
Florence Bartlett
William Gracely
Read-Kelly
Fred Kelly
Greenup Street
L. Duryea
Indianapolis
M. Merril
New Albany
Hellebush
H. Clay Schrall
Miss Schrall
Asheville
N. C
Gertrude Webb
Price Hill
Henry Behrmann
Wright Youtsey
Avenel
Villa Place
Lucy Abert
York
Atlantic City
Gibson
Skinner
James H. Parker
The
Confederacy
J. H. Parker
Cotton Exchange
Charles A. Harriss
Ottawa
Max Fietschmann
William Abbott
Loui A. Lent
Navarre
Walnut Hills
Charles Blake
Europe
Blake
Percy Ryan
Ridgeway Macy
A. H. Pugh
Eaton
Mary Young Allison
Avomdale
Never trust a cook with Postum advice
Readers are urged to protest when a cook serves weak Postum. The letter claims longer boiling improves color and flavor, producing a rich brown drink with full food value. It urges boiling fifteen minutes to bring out a coffee-like aroma and depth.
Postum Cereal Co. ad claims coffee-free health boost
A testimonial praises Postum as a cure for ailments linked to coffee. The speaker recounts her husband's fainting spells from weak heart, credits switching to Postum for a year of improved health, and notes the brand's Battle Creek origin and a promotional booklet.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Gallatin
M. L. Galvin
W. C. Huddeston
Charles Butler
George B. Winslow
J. G. Tomlin
M. E. McClure
Oliver Applegate
John E. Shepard
Job E. Stevenson
J. H. Fineburg
J. W. Shields
Co. M. F. Striger
J. P. Winslow
Maurice L. Galvin
C. Stemmler
Meyer
Maurice Galvin
Hall
United States
William H. Taft
Ohio
Commonwealth
Goungil
Weller Company
BOARD
Campbell County Courts
Newport News
Newport Real Estate
Edward Wallace
George Wellstein
Division Street
Bellevue
Jule Plummer
Andria Lum- Baréo
Ingalls Park
Los
Garis Archehic Ce Ice Achotade
Night Rider
Covington Real Estate
Aveline Hotel
Hoffman
Auburn
Frank C. Baxter
E. M. Matthews
Columbus, O
Social and Personal
Durst
W. H. ‘Schwarz
Stella Moorman
Helen Young
Luella Latta
Rosier Levering
Lafayette
Emmett
Douglas Sutherland
Minerva Oefle
Ruth Hamilton
Harry Crackett
G. H. Merkel
Louis Merkel
Albert Merkel
Hart
W. H. Schwarz
Annette Schwarz
William Schwarz
D. W. Gaylord
George H. Swift
Washington Avenue
Avondale
James W. Parker
Swift
Parker
E. W. Robbins
Samuel Taft
Ralph Avery
Charles Fleischmann
C. J. Kingsbury
W. H. Harrison
Halsted
W. H. Turner
Harry Foulds
Philip Fosdick
Claude Ashbrook
Chester Korn
George Bailey
Allen Conkling
J. W. Crothers
Sidney Wheelhouse
Boffinger
George Eaton
C. W. Loughead
Payne
BE. C. Skinner
C. J. Livingood
Baker Place
Miss Livingood
Reading
R Krey
Vadhe Anderson
Charles Harriss
Max Fleischmann
William H. Stewart
Marion Avenue
Bridge
Mary Huelsmann
Henry Huelsmann
Uni Gabene Piedmans
St. Paulus Church
Joseph Pohlschneider
Jude Huelsamann
Bernard Macke
St. Henry, O
Ee Toy
Council of Jewish Women
Sigmar Stark
Leah Rosenthal
Jacob Bloch
Financia
Gus Frank
Adolph Rosenberg
Louis Goldman
Edward Heinsheimer
Charles Thurnauer
Frederick Johnson
Jean Wolf
Sam Weinstein
Jesse Wolfstein
Laura Loth-Newberg
Elizabeth Alsopp Young
George Young
Robert D. Ceasar
Glasgow
Scotland
Frank H. Givens
Miss Alsopp
Lella Green
John King
Mr. Ceasar
Miss Young
Eldine Carew
East McMillan Street
Charles O. Jenkins
Cleveland
Palace Hotel
Twentieth Century Club
Kentucky Society
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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