Covington Lillard 13 Held to Grand Jury on 13 000 Bond
Albert S. Lillard is held to the next grand jury on a 15000 bond for the murder of his wife Bertha Lillard after a preliminary hearing in Kenton County Courtroom. Witnesses say Lillard attacked Bertha with a razor and then attempted suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Albert S. Lillard
Bertha Lillard
John B. Read
Lillard
John B. O'Neal
Womans
West Thirty-fourth Wreet
Latonia
Julia Blackburn
Bertha
Ofhhem
Michael O’brien
Lilard
Stephens
Twelve traffic violators fined in Covington Police Court
An accumulation of traffic law violations over three days created a large docket in Covington Police Court. Judge Manson disposed of twelve fines for failing to stay in line en route to Latonia race track, with totals contributing $270 to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Manson
Latonia
Adolph Schramm
Hamilton
Schramm
George Wheeler
L. C. Percival
Joseph Benzenhauser
William Resnick
C. M. Portune
William Lonergan
L. L. Collins
C. C. Beattie
Robert Castelini
Henry Rochter
W. J. Hess
Christopher Schwinger
Harry Plancke
Tom Baker
Peter Molloy
Myron Smith
Kenton
Yeggs Blow Station Safe in Ludlow
Yeggs struck the Southern Railroad station in Ludlow early yesterday, blowing open the safe with nitro glycerine and taking about 500 dollars including 400 belonging to the American Railroad Express Company. The thieves left money drawers on the hillside east of the depot and fled in a stolen automobile bearing Kentucky license 103921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggs
Southern Railroad
Ludlow
BE. M. McNeill
American Railroad Express Company
Robert Callahan
Police Department
George Barnett
Kentucky
Beckman and Wife to Be Tried on Saturday
Charles Beckman a truck gardener of Grand avenue Latonia and his wife Jane face preliminary trial Saturday in Kenton County Court Judge John B Read set Charles bond at 1000 but he could not pay and remained jailed Mrs Beckman was allowed to proceed on her own recognizance Frances Fight identified rings jewelry blankets and women s apparel alleged stolen last fall from her camp in Rosedale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beckman
Frances Fight
Eighteenth
Banklick Streets
Beckman
Rosedale
Dicky
Lillian
Marion
Dr. Pettit
Orr Files Candidacy for 64th District Republican
Emmett Orr filed his notification declaration as a candidate for Representative from the Sixty-fourth Legislative District on the Republican ticket yesterday with County Clerk John B. Dillon. Orr resides at 02 Greenup Street and votes in Precinct O First District. he previously served in the Legislature from Owen Courtly and as Chief Deputy in the U S Marshal's office Covington. William J Meier filed his declaration for County Commissioner on the Democratic ticket, residing at 214 East Twentieth Street in Precinct K Sixth Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Orr
Sixty-fourth Legislative District
John B. Dillon
Orr
Greenup Street
Owen Courtly
United States Marshal's Office
Covington
William J. Meier
East Twentieth Street
Sixth Ward
Police sought arrest in child elopement case
Covington police received a request from Chief Joseph Gerstner of East Columbus Ohio to detain Joe Kolihoff a 30 year old Bulgarian and Stella Worley a 15 year old after they eloped yesterday morning and had not appeared in the County Clerk's office. Chief Gerstner planned to travel to Covington to take custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Joseph
Erstner
East Columbus
Joe Kolihoff
Stella Worley
Gerstner
Peddler Overcome by Heat Sent to Hospital
Michael Burns a 50 year old peddler of 2 West Fifth street Covington was overcome by heat at noon yesterday while driving a wagon at Seventh and Madison avenue He was taken by police patrol to 1 St Elizabeth Hospital and later released to his home after recovery last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Burns
West Fifth Street
Covington
Seventh and
Madison Avenue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hassank Seeks Absolute Divorce and Custody in Mason
Mrs. Fannie B. Hassank sues Marcus Massank for absolute divorce on cruelty, custody of their infant daughter, and alimony. Marriage occurred in Mason Grant County on February 1, 2119. Attorney William J. Deupree sues Helen Schulte and others for 460.91 alleging sale of property on Banklick Street south of Ninth Street. seeks transfer nullification and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie B. Hassank
Marcus Massank
Mason, Grant Co
William J. Deupree
Helen Schulte
Banklick Street
Ninth Street
Louis
Mayme Albers
Tdeupree
Bon-Opto eye bath promise sharper vision
Advertises Bon-Opto tablets to clear blurred vision and relieve eye discomfort. Dissolve one tablet in a quarter gram of water and bathe the eyes two to four times daily. Claims strong clearer vision in thousands and doctors say improvement in a week in many cases.
Picnic Ham Victims Rapidly Recovering
Fifteen people recovering from ptomaine poisoning after eating ham sandwiches at a Burlington Boone County outing. Remaining patients Roy Plunkett William Sanders Derra White S F White and Mrs Freda White Ludlow residents and doctors C R Slater L E Hafer attending. Charles F White former Ludlow mayor able to resume work at Southern shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Boone County
Roy Plunkett
Willam Sanders
Derra White
S. F. White
Freda White
Ludlow
Nam Residence Names Across Kentucky and Ohio
A list of individuals including Frank P. Colville of Ashland Ky Ray Lewis Heyser Cloverport Ky Charles T Finch Springfield O Helen Pohliman Springfield O Clark Alexander Cincinnati Alice Chinn Covington Ky Harry J Heidkamp Newport Ky Lillian F Crawford Covington Ky appears in a residential record or notice across Kentucky and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam
Frank P. Colville
Ashland
Ray Lewis Heyser
Cloverport
Charles T. Finch
Springfield
Helen Pohliman
O. Clark Alexander
Cincinnati
Alice Chinn
Covington
Harry J. Heidkamp
Newport
Lillian F. Crawford
County Clerks Convention set for Covington August 17
The County and Circuit Clerks' Association will convene in Covington on August 17 and stay in session for two days. John B. Dillon of Kenton County serves as Association President. Dr. Merritt of Eubanks Pulaski County filed a voluntary bankruptcy in Covington court listing assets of 5335 and liabilities of 6631.50. Alfred B. Dailey reports building permits issued in June valued at 184825, a sizable rise from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County and Circuit Clerks' Association
Covington
John B. Dillon
Kenton
Dr. Merritt
Eubanks
Pulaski County
United States
Alfred B. Dailey
Beach cases surge in Dayton Police Court docket
One of Dayton Police Court's largest dockets was set for tomorrow night as Judge Lor ing S. Myers missed last night's session due to his mother's illness. About twenty-three disorderly conduct and reckless driving cases were postponed including four beach cases. The fashion of bathing suits sparked charges in three cases. Harry Maxman of Cincinnati faces a spooning on the beach charge with his address listed as Court and Wesley streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Loring S. Myers
Myers
Harry
Maxman
Court
Wesley Streets
Cincinnati
City Council Moves to Require Beach Life Guards
Dayton lawmakers vote to seek a city attorney opinion on mandating life guards for Dayton bathing beaches. Mayor William R. Smith urges the duty to protect the thousands who visit daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Dayton
William R. Smith
Smith
Clayor Smith
Democratic Women’s Executive Committee Appointments
Mrs Hubbard Schwartz appointed nine women to the Democratic Women’s Executive Committee across five wards with two precincts each. Appointees include Selena Hoy Elizabeth Graham George Andes Alberta Delaney Bettie Laws Klein Frank Hartman Will C Martin Louis A Speier Frank Tuver and David Linz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Schwartz
Democratic Women's Executive Committee
Selena Hoy
Elizabeth Graham
George Andes
Alberta Delaney
Bettie Laws Klein
Frank Hartman
Will C. Martin
Louis A. Speier
Frank Tuver
David Linz
Pair Trapped by Flames Die as Inn Burns
On July 5 at Canoe Place Inn, Miss Florence Whittington maid and Richard Heineman cashier died trapped in their rooms as fire destroyed the hotel. John J. Sullivan trained for his fight with Corbett remained alive with two guests who escaped uninjured. The 1635 built inn later hosted political conferences under Charles F. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L
Canoe Place Inn
John J. Sullivan
Corbett
Florence Whittington
Richard Heineman
Miss Whittington
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Many Wounded in Fight with Italian Reds
Rome reports heavy clashes at Sestri Ponente near Genoa after a ceremony honoring war heroes. Shots from a Socialist Club sparked the fighting as 60 Communists hid inside. Fascists and Carabineers besieged the buildings and sustained overnight combat with revolvers and bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Sestri Ponente
Genoa
Italy
Tempo
Socialist Club
Socialists expelled from Canadian Workers' Defense League
Winnipeg July 5 delegates from the Socialist party of Canada to the Canadian Workers' Defense League have been expelled including Alex Sheperd as a result of a policy disagreement within the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Socialist Party of Canada
Canadian Workers’ Defense League
Alex Sheperd
Newport Draw Protest on Smoke Nuisance and Ice Cream Wagons
Two petitions filed with the City Commission yesterday protest a whistle and smoke nuisance linked to Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad engines on West Twelfth Street and the sale of ice cream from wagons by Newport confectioner William Kolhover. Officials of the railroad will be asked to appear before the Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Twelfth Street
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Twelfth Street
Newport
William Kolhover
Ninth
Lla Streets
Four More Office Seekers Enter Primary Campaign
Four residents announced political plans yesterday with two Republicans seeking county posts. Dr. J. M. Digby, former three term coroner, reenters the coroner race. Robert E. Sullivan of 102% Saratoga Street runs for Police Court Judge in the Republican primaries. George H. Ebert seeks Campbell County Circuit Court Clerk on the Republican ticket. Dr. A. W. Boltz, a dentist, aims for Sheriff on the same party line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Digby
Digby
Robert E. Sullivan
Saratoga Street
George H. Ebert
Campbell County
A. W. Boltz
Dr. Boltz
Auto crash victim J Fox dies at Speers Hospital
John Fox aged % years died at Speers Hospital after a crash on Twelve Mile road four miles south of Alexandria. The car plunged eighteen feet, injuring four others. Fox suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. Coroner ruled death accidental. he remained unconscious from admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fox
Court Place
Speers Hospital
Twelve Mile Road
Alexandria
Fox
Hughes
Nine suits filed over sewer damage at Newport Rolling Mill
Residents of West Eighth street sue Newport Rolling Mill Company for $11,500 alleging plant additions closed the sewer and flooded their property. Eight claim $1,000 each, one seeks $2,500. Plaintiffs include John G. Wall, Henry and Rose Swope, John F. Herron, Agnes Gleason, Grover Williams, Marion and Ella Castle, Martin Abdorf, and Lillian Knox. Separately Minnie F. Simmons dropped her $2,407 household article loss and $500 personal injury suit after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Rolling Mill Company
West Fond
Eighth Street
John G. Wall
West Eighth Street
Henry and
Rose Swope
John F. Herron
Agnes Gleason
Grover C. Williams
Brighton Street
Marion and
Ella, Castle
Fiedith
Brighton Streets
Martin Abdorf
West
Lillian Knox
Notable Residents Named in Local Notice
A list of individuals with residences across Cincinnati Newport Kentucky St Louis and Columbus appears in a local notice. Names include Abraham Jackson Ethel B Campbell Russell Kuhnheim Pearl Rucker James Moore Cecil Lewis Daniel Stadtmiller Marie Vonhagen Herman Buehl Rudby Kidner Leroy H Huston and Myra A Diehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Jackson
Cincinnati
Ethel B. Campbell
Russell Kuhnheim
Newport
Pearl Rucker
James Moore
Ft. Thomas
Cecil Lewis
St. Louis
Daniel Stadtmiller
Marie Vonhagen
Herman Buehl
Columbus
Rudby Kidner
Leroy H. Huston
Myra A. Diehl
Lipscomb Transfer of Lot in Harris Meirs Bellevue
Cora and Charles Lipscomb convey Lot 14 in Block M of the Harris Meirs Bellevue to Frank A Kreimer for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Charles Lipscomb
Frank A. Kreimer
Harris Meirs
Bellevue
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge to Install Officers Tonight
Newport notes indicate the Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge No. 33 I O O F will install officers and initiate a candidate class at Odd Fellows Hall located at Sixth and York streets during the regular session. A fight on Dayton Street left J W Walkerm severely cut by George Crooke but not seriously injured. Walkerm declined hospital care. Virginia Moore age 11 at 23 East Second Street suffered clothing burns from fireworks. George Si5 of 24 East Second Street shielded her from worse burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge No
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sixth
York Streets
J. W. Walkerm
Dayton Street
George Crooke
Southgate
Central Avenue
Walkerm
Virginia Moore
East Second Street
Ahhild
George Si 5
Accused Aviator's Story of Air Battle Reviewed
The Senate investigates Captain Edmund G. Chamberlain's dismissal and reviews the London naval court martial verdict that found him guilty of scandalous conduct and falsehood over his 1918 western front air battle tale. The committee plans to inspect court records before hearing witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Edmund G. Chamberlain
Marine Corps
London
Western Front
Ball
Chamberlan
Despondent mother kills daughter in sleep
Spokane, July 4. Despondent over failing health, Irene Weber told police she shot and killed her two year old daughter as she slept. She said she intended to kill herself but could not. She is held on a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Irene Weber
Burglar Forces $200 And Diamonds From Evelyn Hughes
Police searched yesterday for a burglar who entered the home of Miss Evelyn Hughes at 419 Clark Street early yesterday morning. At gunpoint he compelled her to surrender $200 in cash and two diamond rings valued at $450. The description: dark complexion, white shirt, glasses, dark trousers, straw hat, no coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hughes
Clark Street
Martha Washington Union Holds Outing at Chester Park
Martha Washington Auxiliary No. 43 Army and Navy Union will hold its annual outing at Chester Park tomorrow. An elaborate program has been arranged by a committee including Mrs. H. E. Rettig and others. The event features euchre five hundred and lotto tournaments with invitations extended to other patriotic groups. Commander Joseph Woeste asks George Washington Garrison No. 1 members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington Auxiliary
Army and Navy Union
Chester Park
H. E. Rettig
J. J. Lang
Bessie Levy
R. Alloway
E. Kirgan
Jo Timiney
Joseph Woeste
George Washington Garrison No. 1
Russell Sage Committee to Audit Cincinnati Films This Summer
Members of the Russell Sage Motion Picture Committee will conduct individual investigations of Cincinnati films shown in the summer and report next fall. Standards discussion was deferred until autumn. Chairman Walter A. Knight led the meeting, and the committee adjourned to reconvene in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage Motion Picture Committee
Cincinnati
Walter A. Knight
Theft Report From Horstmeyers Paint Store Locker
A watch and chain valued at 50 dollars and a diamond ring valued at 40 dollars were taken from the clothes of Stan ton Boyd at 3708 Follett Street yesterday. The items were removed from a locker on the second floor of Horstmeyers Paint Store at 1611 John Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Mrs King Goes to Pueblo as Red Cross Worker
Mrs. King of Cincinnati departs to assist flood victims in Pueblo Col as supervisor of medical social service. She will assess family losses and coordinate aid for long term rehabilitation likely lasting about a month. The Red Cross expects near half a million dollars needed for rehabilitation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. King
Pueblo
RED Cross
Cincinnati
Pablo
Col
Neil H. King
Elberon Avenue
Medical Social Service
American Red Cross
St. Louis
The
New Shubert Theater to Host Vaudeville Only
Reports from New York say the new Shubert theater at Seventh and Walnut will open in October and be devoted solely to vaudeville. The adjacent George B. Cox Memorial Theater on Seventh street will house road attractions in drama and musical comedy from the Shuberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shubert
Seventh and
Walnut Streets
George B. Cox Memorial Theater
Seventh Street
Shuberts
Guarding Your Health by Dr Copeland on typhoid carriers
A discussion on asymptomatic typhoid carriers, including a carrier from 47 years ago in New York, the 2 percent lifelong carriers, and the need for gall bladder removal or quarantine. Emphasizes sanitation, milk pasteurization, water protection, screens against flies, and safe shellfish growing waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
R. S. Copeland
Ica
Skin concerns and eye irritation guidance from doctors
A reader asks about removing facial and arm hair and rough inner eyelids. The assistant advises seeing a skin specialist for hair removal and an eye specialist for examination to diagnose the eyelid issue, urging adherence to professional advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Home style muffins and corn meal cakes from 1921
Practical recipe notes for Oatmeal Muffins Wheat and Berry Muffins rye and white flour muffins and rice and hominy fritters. Includes Apple Johnny Cake and muffin tips with temperatures and timings. Copyright 1921.
One Piece Bathing Suit Safer for Modern Mermaids
In Atlantic City a new one piece swimsuit earns approval for comfort and freedom of motion. The article notes fashion shifts from satin to silk braid decor, discusses materials like velvetine and sateen, and highlights unbelted designs with optional belts. Copyright 1921 Fairchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Fifth Avenue
Fairchild
Holding a Husband in the Emergency Room
In a tense scene, Adele Garrison portrays Lillian and her friend as Marion, the child of Lillian, is treated for injuries. Dr Pettitt orders urgent tests and arranges ambulance transfer to Southampton Hospital while the family prepares for a waiting, anxious outcome.
Vice Mayor Welcomes Colored Women's Clubs at Ohio Convention
The Ohio Federation of Colored Women's Clubs opened its twenty first annual convention at Allen Temple A M E Church with over 100 delegates. Miss Anna V. Hayes of Columbus presided as president. Carl M. Jacobs Jr. welcomed delegates. speakers included Mrs Eliza Johns Columbus and Miss Hallie S. Brown Wilberforce, with Brown addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio ‘Federation ‘of Colored Women’s Clubs
Allen Temple
A. M. FE
Anna V. Hayes
Columbus
Carl M. Jacobs
Eliza Johns
Fk. Roberts
J. V. Barnett
Zanesville
Lucille Edwards
City Federation
Minnie Scoot
Toledo
The
Colored Women’s Clubs of
Ohio
Hallie S. Brown
Wilberforce
National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs
Does Public Affection Provoke Lovers to Question Faith
A reader asks if dating others while engaged signals lack of love. Irene counsels that true love honors respect for the beloved and rejects public displays as vulgar. She notes love is marked by balance between affection and restraint and warns against casual public displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Irene
Public Street Car Affection Sparks Debate
A letter from Mary questions public displays of affection in street cars asking Mrs. Elliott if it is proper for a young man to put his arm around someone. Mary urges that objecting is sensible and appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Elliott
Mary
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Covington Notes
West End
J. Fox
Campbell CO. Circuit Court
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Jacob Kraig
Nelson Place
Newport Realty
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Martha Washington Union
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
Jeannette Young Norton
Graham Wafers
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati, C
Eleanor Gunn
A Husband
Adele Garrison
Dr. Pettitt
Mr. Graham
Dickey
Jerry Picer
Southampton
Harriet B. Elliott
Fountain Square
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Monte Blue
Cincinnati ‘Enquirer
Cincinnati Post
Mack Sennett
Vmiary
Eva Novak
Brownie
Wonder Dog
Society Dogs
Hobart Bosworth
Mabel Normand
Rosa” Beach
Kiteyerttyy
Wallace Reid
All_ Weeke
Lois Weber
Alice Brady
Mary Miles Minter In “the Little Clown
Alice Lake
Eden Park
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