Meeting on proposed military road from Camp Knox to Ft Thomas in Carrollton
Carrollton will host a June 6 meeting to promote the military road from Camp Knox to Ft Thomas. The Carrollton Chamber of Commerce sponsors with invitations sent to Congress members on the route. Senators Ernst and Sackett and Congressman Rouse are among those expected to attend. Harvey Myers presides Good Roads Association with John Klette and John J. Howe involved. Chairman Howe visited Covington to extend invites to Kenton and Campbell Counties officials.
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Camp Knox
Ft. Thomas
Carrollton
Chamber of Commerce of
Congress
Ernst and Sackett
Rouse
Good Roads Association
Harvey, Myers
John Klette
John J. Howe
Carralton
Taxpayers sue to force referendum on pumping unit issue
Four taxpayers Lee Robinson Alex S Baker James Barker and Joseph Friedel filed a mandamus suit against Mayor O Donovan and the City Commissioners to compel reconsideration of three ordinances to install a new pumping unit at the water works or place the issue on the ballot. The petition notes contracts with O F Moore Company for 126000 and Union Light for electricity, asserts 5929 signatures on referendum petitions are valid, and claims 5015 names needed. Moore Company ready to begin excavation.
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Lee Robinson
Alex 5S. Baker
James Barker
Joseph Friedel
O’donovan
O. F Moore Company
Moore Company
Eagles Parade Honors Grand Worthy President in Covington
A Covington Lodge of Eagles parade Sunday honors Otto P. DeLuse Grand Worthy President and 201 candidates. The procession forms at Second and Greenup, travels Court Park and Madison, ends at Eagles Home 46 East Eighth, led by Al Schild's Band. Sunda’s event includes DeLuse’s address and merchant decorations along the route.
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Eagles
Covington Lodge of Eagles
Otto P. DeLuse
Samuel Furste
Albert Marks
Frederick Roth
Loschiavo
Cincinnati
Covington
Second
Greenup Streets
Suspension ‘Bridge
Attempted robbery at Lyric Theater on Madison Avenue
Thieves entered the Lyric Theater office early yesterday and tried to open the safe. Two lookouts stationed near the alley drew police attention and the cracksmen fled. Nothing was taken.
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Lyric Theater
Madison Avenue
Covington Notes and Local Court, Traffic, and Fire News
Police learned one jewelry theft suspect gave a false name as R M Woolery. Milburn Hoover now believed to be the suspect at 720 Greenup Street. Building permits issued to E C Bagby, J A Lee, and Felton Bros. The will of Lucy B Fibbe probated. estate to Ione A L Wise of Erlanger. Charles Miller fined for speeding on the Dixie Highway. Mrs A L Ullom and Bruce Elam file bankruptcy petitions. Covington Firemen’s Union thanks groups for wage increase effective July 1. Edna Harlow struck by car at Main and Sixth. driver George Bessie took her to hospital. The Brown County delegation will meet at Mrs Igel L Weaver’s home tonight.
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Covington
G. B. Held
Falmouth
R. M. Woolery
Greenup Street
Milburn Hoover
E. C. Bagby
Lee Street
J. A. Lee
Mabel Avenue
Felton Bros
Forty-second
Church Streets
Lucy B. Fibbe
Kenton
Ione A. L. Wise
Erlanger
Charles Miller
West Sixth Street
Dayton
Read
A. L. Ullom
Ashland
United States District Court
Bruce Elam
Paris
Covington Firemen's Union
Edna Harlow
Main Street
Main Streets
George Bessie
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hastings and Florence Laurence in Indianapolis Notice
Public notice lists names including Hastings Ear Florence Laurence Henry Hartke and Margie Crone with residence Indianapolis Ind Hartwell O.
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Hastings
Florence Laurence
Henry Hartke
Margie Crone
Indianapolis
Ind
Hartwell, O. Covington
Covington
Volta-Ton ic promotes battery recharge solution
Radio fans are invited to try VOLTA-TONIC a new compound that recharges 12 or 13 dry cell batteries at about 7e¢ per battery claiming savings over 60 percent. The Volta-Tonic Co offers shipping anywhere at 75c per bottle from Dayton Kentucky address 636 Sixth Ave.
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Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Knoxville men jailed for intoxication and disorderly conduct
Charles McCall and Kent Hill of Knoxville were jailed five days each for intoxication and disorderly conduct after a fight at Third and Central Avenues. Brothers Joseph and George Bowman, from Cincinnati and Winchester, were fined five dollars for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Leonard Abney of Winchester faced thirty days, a one thousand dollar bond, and a one hundred dollar fine for liquor possession. a bottle was found on him. William Dorsel of Ft Thomas was fined three dollars for failing to stop at a stop sign.
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Charles McCall
Kent Hill
Knoxville
Tenn
Jage Moore
Joseph Bowman
West Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Ena
George Bowman
Winchester
Leonard Abney
Third
Central Avenues
Joseph
Abney
William Dorsel
Ft. Thomas
James Hinemann Elected President of Kentucky Master Plumbers
James Hinemann of Hinemann Bros Plumbing Co Newport was elected president of the Kentucky Master Plumbers Association at Crab Orchard. Plans discussed to pass laws in all second class cities to enforce sanitary plumbing regulations. Other officers named include R. H. Cooper Lexington vice president George Balme Covington secretary treasurer. Directors named W. C. Moores Lexington Jacob Isaacs Louisville Charles Whitehead Frankfort. 1926 meeting to be held in Louisville.
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James Hinemann
Hinemann’ Bros.’ Plumbing Company
Newport
Kentucky
Charles Whitehead
Frankfort
Louisville
Newport Notes: Ramp boy found and city actions logged
Edward Ramp Jr the Bellevue boy missing since Wednesday was found yesterday afternoon at Mrs Cox 3820 Leslie avenue and returned home by Chief Egan. Residents heard he had been near his old home in Rosedale. Also notes a $10891.68 claims and salaries approval at a Newport City Commissioners meeting including 7000 partial pump payment to M H Crane Co of Cincinnati.
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Newport Notes
Edward Ramp, Jr
Edward Ramp
Washington Avenue
Bellevue
Egan
Rosedale
Cox
Leslie Avenue
Newport City Commissioners
M. H. Crane Company
Cincinnati
Newport Lodge No. 5
Algamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Central Hall
Ninth
Saratoga Streets
Pollsville
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Temple
Newport
Real estate transfers in Newport Clifton and nearby areas
Harry C Spinks transfers to Chais C Anderson a Newport lot for 1500. Mary L Grapevine transfers Clifton lot to William H Appel for 6000. Shaler Berry trustee transfers to Edward W Pooley a Southgate lot for 3000. Mary L Grapevine transfers Clifton lot to Willard Brooks for 1000. George M Dangelmeier transfers to FE G Nieder a Dayton lot for 6000. Rosa A Hartweg transfers to C E Taylor a Ft Thomas lot for 2000. A F Hannah to J M Schweitzer et al a Highlands lot for 6000. Edgar Schumard transfers to Mary Van Etten a Bellevue lot for 6000. William G Fields transfers to Joseph C Walmer a Highlands lot for 500. 1rst Spiritualistic Church Newport transfers to National Spiritualistic Association of America a Newport lot for 500. Kentucky Loan and Building Association No 1 Newport transfers to Anna Richardson a Newport lot for 1000.
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Harry C. Spinks
Chais C. Anderson
Newport
Mary L. Grapevine
William H. Appel
Clifton
Shaler Berry
Edward W. Pooley
Southgate
Willard Brooks
George M. Dangelmeier
FE. G. Nieder
Dayton
Rosa A. Hartweg
C. E. Taylor
Ft. Thomas
A. F. Hannah
J. M. Schweitzer
Highlands
Spiritualistic
National Spiritualistic Association of America
Kentucky Loan and Building Association
Anna Richardson
Local Names and Residences Listed in Notice
John Lawrence Covington Florence Koeh Columbus Elmer McHale Newnpor nna Germann Newyor Floyd Stevens Cincinnati Ruth Richardson Cincinnati.
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John Lawrence
Covington
Florence Koeh
Columbus
Elmer McHale
Newnpor
Nna Germann
Newyor
Floyd Stevens
Cincinnati
Ruth Richardson
Hold Up at Norwood Drug Store Nets $60
Two youths, about 20, robbed William A Nickel’s drug store at Norwood and Forest Avenues Thursday night demanding cash. They returned a watch given to Nickel by his mother. Separately Elly Warns of 2272 Jefferson Avenue was grabbed by a man on Forest near Floral. she screamed and he fled in a car.
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William A. Nickel
Norwood
Forest Avenues
Nickol
Diamond pin stolen in crowded elevator incident
James T. Cannon a Cynthiana Ky banker reported the loss of a $700 diamond stickpin from his tie while riding an elevator in the Union Trust Building at Fourth and Walnut Streets. He and Charles C. Mueller were on the crowded car. the pin valued at $700 was a father’s gift.
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James T. Cannon
Cynthiana
Union Trust Building
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Charles C. Mueller
Ward-Brook Sash and Door Company
Cannon
Gibson
Boulay to Inspect River Road on June 8
L A Boulay director of highways in Ohio will inspect the River road Ohio division of the Atlantic and Pacific Highway on June 8. The road runs between Cincinnati and Portsmouth. The Cincinnati Automobile Club announced the plan yesterday to Gilbert Bettman and club leaders, noting a city planning committee had been in operation and Frank H Strietmann was named chairman.
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L. A. Boulay
Ohio
River Road
Frank Switalski
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Automobile Club
Gilbert Bettman
William J. Pfeister
Frank H. Strietmann
Elmer Smoot Dies After Meeting
Elmer Smoot 50 of 15 Butler Street Ludlow collapsed after leaving a Blue Grass Council Junior Order United American Mechanics meeting Thursday night and died soon after. Coroner says cerebral hemorrhage. Smoot was a storekeeper at the Southern Railroad yards Ludlow. Survived by his wife. Body to be buried Monday at Stanford Kentucky.
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Elmer Smoot
Butler Street
Ludlow
Blue Grass Council
United American Mechanics
Stephens
Smoot
Southern Railroad
Stanford
Local Markets See Dry Weather Spur Vegetable Prices
Prolonged dry weather trims Southern receipts and nudges up prices while home grown greens stay plentiful. Pineapples remain the standout bargain with fruit prices mixed, California cherries at 50 to 60 cents per pound, and sour Tennessee cherries at 25 to 30 cents a quart.
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California
Tennessee
Novel touches by Eleanor Gunn on fashion trends
Eleanor Gunn notes fashion moves away from plain neutrals toward bright stockings, rainbow pastels for evening, and coordinated dress-and-hose looks. Gloves feature the gauntlet style with a Manchette reverse, and a French fad adds a tiny electric bulb to umbrella handles.
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Fairchild
Blood and health How the body uses blood and clean living
Dr Copeland explains blood volume and circulation, white blood cells as guards, and how clean air water clothing food and housing keep blood pure. Questions from readers about breath odors weight advice stomach pains headaches hair removal bloating and dental issues are answered with brief guidance and a request for stamped envelopes.
Luncheon Attendants Resolve Family Rift Amidst Tension
In a tense luncheon scene Madge manages injury and resentment from her elderly mother in law while caring for Junior. Marion and Lillian reveal sympathy and longing as Madge consoles them and faces the looming tale of Steve.
To Get Up to Date 1925 Fashion Book
Readers are urged to send 12 cents in silver or stamps to receive the Spring and Summer 1925 Book of Fashions, offering the latest women’s style guidance and patterns.
Wood ward High School Wins Oratorical Contest
Roger Baxter, a senior at Wood ward High School, won the annual oratorical contest in the school auditorium yesterday afternoon. His speech titled America, For Shame. Other contestants were El vers Termath, Ruby Meinburg and Violet Crumb. The program included musical selections by the High School Orchestra.
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Roger Baxter
Woodward High School
America
Elvers Termath
Ruby Meinburg
Violet Crumb
Love's Magic Power A Woman's Handicap
Emerson Tyndal returns to the office after two weeks away to find Madge humbly guarding his desk key. He realizes she has cared, while he leans on his secretary, exposing a rift between memory and forgotten feeling. Mon night drama hints at love and duty.
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Emerson Tyndal
Madge
Hempling Twins
Ada Hampling
Judge Blackwood
Jane Darmouth
Tyndal
Maine
Love
Press Publishing Co
Jewish synagogue fights seizure of sacramental wine
Washington May 15. Oher Sholom Synagogue moves to recover 851 quarts of sacramental wine seized from representative Semuil Kaitlin 64 charged with selling two gallons to a prohibition agent. Rabbi J T Loeb cites innocence and claims the wine was handled under law as investigation widens to Connecticut synagogues.
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Washington
Oher Sholom Synagogue
Semuil Kaitlin
J. T. Loeb
Kaitlin
Jones
Connecticut
Abram Simon
Reform
Rabbi Loeb
Underwood Buys Estate Amid Retirement Talk
Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama has bought Woodlawn a 160 acre Mt. Vernon estate once part of George Washington holdings. The price was not disclosed but about 100000. Some friends think the purchase signals a temporary retirement, though he has not decided.
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Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Woodlawn
Mt. Vernon
George Washington Holdings
E. W. Sharpe
Germantown
Eleanor Parke Custis
Underwood
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the Thers
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Lillian
Graham
Dicky
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Katherine
Mother Graham
Fay Stevenson
J. H. Tilden
Tilden Health School
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Colorado
the Odeon
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Niser
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