Depew Praises Anglo American Ties at Pilgrims Luncheon
Chauncey M. Depew told the Pilgrims Society luncheon in New York that long-standing bonds with Britain have grown into mutual interests and peaceful cooperation. He cited debts paid by Britain and warned against Communist threats while praising the forthcoming police conference. Commissioner Gower praised American hospitality and the conference’s gains in police understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Depew
Depew
United States
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Great Stain
C. E. Gower
Constables’ Association of
England and Wales
Enright
America
Congress
Covington Campaign Raises 40464 for Home Workers
Covington leaders report a first day canvass of 40464.95 for the Children's Home drive at a temple dinner. Women and men teams totaled 19850.95 and 20614 respectively with several captains listed as absent. The event featured music by Kishmee Grotto Orchestra and was hosted by Covington Commandery Knights Templar auxiliary. The next report dinner is set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Scott Eets
Orie Ware
H. Ellwood Cree
Charles Doerr
George Eaton, Jr
Warren Elliston
W. C. Emmons
Charles Feuss
Katherine Donovan
QO. M. Rogers
Nannie Stewart
R. L. Trimble
John C. Hermann
E. H. Daugherty
Charles S. Furber
Ae T. Heizer
S. Lee
Co. Northcutt
D. G. Reasonover
Cliff Reed
A. B. Rouse
C. Gribbin
Edward C. Sellers
Edward Sorrell
Fred W. Staengle
Frank D. van Winkle
Elmer P.ware
J. Beatty Warner
Henry M. Zimmerman
Fred Brettschneider
Charles E. Clark
Charles Strother
Covington Commandery No. 7
Knights Templar
Will of Joseph Franxman probate in Kenton County
The Kenton County Court pro bated the will of Joseph Franxman yesterday. the estate is left to his wife Rose Franxman who was named executrix. Also in Covington news John Mack was fined 100 dollars and jailed sixty days for liquor possession, after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Joseph Franxman
Kenton
Rose Franxman
John Mack
John Street
Cincinnati
Manson
Frank B.kernan
Covington Lodge of Elks
Sam Langford
East Third Street
James Glardon
Eastern Avenue
Bergman
Twentieth
Greenup Streets
Kinzer
Red Cross Society
Henderson
State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Alice Fellows
Frankfort
State Tax Commission
Betty Rusk
Jessie Crowe
East Eleventh Street
Lynam to be buried after fatal train accident
R A Lynam aged 50 was killed by a C & O freight train at Pike and Russell streets Sunday night. Coroner Stephens ruled accidental death. The body was taken by his sister to Milford near Mulberry Ohio for burial. police have no witnesses and gate tender R L Barker saw a man near the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Lynam
Pike and Russell Streets
R. A. Scott
Mulberry
Milford
Stephens
R. L. Barker
G A R Memorial Services Planned at Latonia
Garfield Post G A R members will hold memorial services at 10 Sunday morning at the Christian Church Latonia with Rev Harlan C Runyan delivering the sermon. Commander James A Fisher announced Memorial Day services on May 30 inviting city officials and fraternal groups to join. Veterans will assemble at Fifth Street and Madison Avenue at 1 and travel by auto to Linden Grove Cemetery for exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Post
Christian Church
Latonia
Harlan C. Runyan
James A. Fisher
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Linden Grove Cemetery
Westbrook Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony and Abandonment
Mrs. Anna Mae Westbrook sues her husband John C Westbrook for divorce and alimony alleging abandonment after a 1921 marriage and life together until November 1923. Additional civil actions include James A Graham sued for $6000 in a Lexington pike real estate transaction on Philadelphia street. Russell Penick seeks divorce from Lulu Penick on a stateport charge. J M Swisher sues to recover $394.99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Westbrook
John C. Westbrook
Alexander Romanowitz
James A. Graham
Lexington Pike
Philadelphia Street
Russell Penick
Highway Avenue
Lulu Penick
Stateport
J. M. Swisher
Volta-Tonic Promises Battery Recharges For 7 Cents
Radio fans urged to try Volta-Tonic a new compound claimed to recharge 12 or 13 dry cell batteries at 7 cents each sellers offer shipping anywhere for 75 cents per bottle promising over 66 percent savings.
Volta Tonic Co. Centered at Dayton Kentucky
Dayton Kentucky business listing for Volta Tonic Co located at 636 Sixth Ave. details limited to address in the local directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Local Names Listed In County Marriage Notice
A fragmented list shows individuals including Leo Schwartz Dayton Ohio Vinle Harris Dayton Ohio Marion E Cathel Columbus Ohio Nellie Mae Bowshur Prient Ohio a wa Dodgeon Silver Grove Kentucky Helen Sandere Covington Kentucky Nellie Vaught Casey County Kentucky in a mover notice for Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Schwartz
Dayton
Vinle Harris
Dayton, O
Marion E, Cathel
Columbus
Nellie Mae Bowshur
Prient
O. A
Dodgeon
Silver Grove
Helen Sandere
Covington
FAOOR
Cccree
Nellie Vaught
Casey County
Denials Ford Interests Not Enter Wall Street Says Guardian Detroit Official
Steuart L. Pittman vice president of Guardian-Detroit denies that the new Guardian-Detroit Company signals Henry Ford or Ford interests entering Wall Street. He notes Edsel Ford is a stockholder in Guardian Trust of Detroit and Ernest Kanzeler is a director, but says no Ford backing exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ernest Kanzeler
Ford Motor Company
Guardian-Detroit
Ford
Wall Street
Pittman
Keane-Higbie Company
Temps
American Congress
Coolidge
Europe
Arbuckle Refuses to Prosecute Ends Case
Los Angeles reports the District Attorney's office washing its hands of further interest in Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle case. Mrs. Murphy sought 12500 for expenses tied to aiding Arbuckle in Virginia Rappe matter. Arbuckle paid 1000, returned the check, and refused to prosecute. The DA confirmed the matter is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
J.H. Murphy
Arthur Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Glider Sets New U S Record In Germany Flight
In Frankfort Germany on May 18 a motorless pilotless model airplane flew twenty one minutes doubling the prior U S record. The craft built by Herr Moebius of Hanau demonstrated a new endurance milestone for U S model aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Associated Press
Frankfort
Germany
United States
Herr Moebius
Hanau
Seven Ships Remain On Rum Row As Coast Guard Blockade Holds
The Associated Press reports in New York on May 18 that rum row has dwindled to seven ships. The Coast Guard began its mid Atlantic blockade thirteen days ago and has reduced the once populous area to a handful of vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States Coast Guard
Vauclain Cleared $10,000 Wager By Not Drinking
Samuel M. Vauclain did not drink alcohol to honor a one year pledge he made with Baldwin Locomotive Works to abstain or forfeit $10,000. At his Rosemont home for his 69th birthday he declared the vow kept and the money saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Rosemont
Newport New Trial Granted for Man Convicted of Perjury
Frank Scott, recently sentenced to two years in the Frankfort Reformatory for perjury, was granted a new trial by Judge Caldwell yesterday. The indictment stemmed from information Scott provided to his attorney John S. Roebuck in a divorce petition from his wife Carrie Scott. Scott's bond was set at $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scott
Frankfort Reformatory
Caldwell
Scott
John S. Roebuck
Carrie Scott
Chiropractor Convicted for Practicing Without License
W. W. Jeffers, a chiropractor from Sixth and York streets, was found guilty by a Campbell County Circuit Court jury of practicing without a license. He was fined $50 and costs. attorney Daniel W. Davies represented him. A prior trial dismissed after the indictment failed to prove payment for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jeffers
Sixth and
York Streets
Campbell County
Daniel W. Davies
Newport Notes: Breach of peace fines and court dispositions
Thomas Bridewell of 312 Chestnut street was fined 10 dollars by Judge Moore for breach of the peace amid a claim by his wife Helen Bridewell that he struck her. Several others faced traffic fines, bond forfeitures, and a divorce filing appeared in Circuit Court by Mrs. Rezika Markesic against Anorik Markesic for cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Thomas Bridewell
Chestnut Street
Moore
Helen Bridewell
A. Wattanhafer
Cincinnati
Frank Baker
Fred Durr
Fifth
Brighton Streets
Herbert Lee
Nolan Evans
Dan Harvey
Zero Anderson
James Brooks
Brooks
August Miller
Cheviot
Campbell County Court
Rezika Markesic
Anorik Markesic
Markesic
Marriage Licenses Registered in Various Cities
Residence notes list names and locales for marriage licenses including Anna L Lawson Franklin Sho Glenna M Snyder Owen D Hill and Maple C Wysong from Newport London and Charleston with Addison Hackley Dorothy Suddeith Urbana. The fragmentary entry references Co F Flewallen and others in Urbana Ohio and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Flewallen
Anna L. Lawson
Franklin C. Sho
Glenna
M. Snyder
Owen D. Hill
Seeeneewes
Newport
London
O. Maple C. Wysong
Charleston
W. Va
Addison Hackley
Dorothy
Realty Notes Real estate transfers listed in Newport Ft Thomas Southgate Dayton
Less Browning transfers a lot in Newport to Mary L Grapevine for 1000 dollars in stamps. Highland Real Estate and Investment Co transfers a Ft Thomas lot to John H Kohsin for 6500 in stamps. Robert P Burk transfers a Southgate lot to Matilda Boers for 7000 in stamps. Edward G Nieder transfers a Dayton lot to Joseph Reckers for 3000 in stamps. Charles H Cass transfers a Newport lot to Louise Roth for 500 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Mary L. Grapevine
Newport
Highland Real Estate and Investment Company
John H. Kohsin
Ft. Thomas
Robert P. Burk
Matilda Boers
Southgate
Edward G. Nieder
Joseph Reckers
Dayton
Charles H. Cass
Louise Roth
River deckhand slain in fight with cabin boy
On the steamer Island Maid at Huntington last night purser James Surtees and deckhand H Day of Jeffersonville Ind clashed after Day drew a knife. In the struggle Surtees was cut while Day was shot and killed by cabin boy R Hammond of Cincinnati. Surtees sought police aid after fleeing the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Surtees
Island Maid
Huntington
Surtees
H. Day
Jeffersonville
Ind
R. Hammond
Cincinnati
Day
Hammond
Body of storm victim carried eighteen miles
The body of Russell Haughton, 10, of Meadville Pa., was found at the mouth of Walnut Creek near Erie. He and two other boys were swept from a raft during a Saturday windstorm and carried across Lake Erie for eighteen miles before washing ashore after a coast guard search failed to locate them overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Erie
Lake Erie
Russell Haughton
Meadville
Walnut Creek
Haughton
Coast’ Guard
Conscience Fund Receives $36 Donation
The Treasury's conscience fund gained $36 today via a contribution mailed from New Orleans. As usual no sender identity accompanied the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
New Orleans
Forger Given Four Years
Dr. Charles J. Wills, 86, of Coshocton Ohio, was sentenced to four years in the State Penitentiary after two Circuit Court juries found him guilty of forgery in the second and third degrees. Wills described himself as a pathologist roentgenologist and chemist. Police said he is an expert penman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Charles J. Wills
Coshocton
State Penitentiary
Wills
Tragedy at Collinsville: Husband Kills Wife then Shoots Self
Theodore Guenther a railroad clerk aged 22 shot and killed his wife in their home in Collinsville Illinois after a quarrel and then killed himself. The incident occurred late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Collinsville
Ill
Theodore Guenther
East St. Louis
Caillaux Pushes German Reparations to Pay Debts
Paris reports the French government will present to Washington and London a plan to settle war debts within weeks, likely offering German reparations. Caillaux favors presenting a balance sheet of reconstruction costs, citing about nine billion dollars in gold francs, and linking reparations to debt settlement while expressing willingness to hand over reparations to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Washington
London
Caillaux
France
Ministry of Finance
Berlin
Germany
Agadir
Belgium to recall envoy for debt talks with U S
Belgium will recall Ambassador Baron Cartier de Marchienne from the United States to discuss wartime debts. He will travel to Brussels to meet Premier Aloys van de Vyvere, who is also finance minister, and outline progress on repaying reparation-related obligations under the Dawes plan and Paris agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
United States
Baron Cartier de Marchienne
Aloys van de Vyvere
Belgium
New York
Germany
Question of Gas Rates Vote Decided Today by City Council
City Council debates overriding or sustaining the mayor’s veto on raised gas rates and a new 7 cent fare traction franchise. Vote expected 24 to 8 in favor of the veto. measures involve five year gas charges and potential court challenges if referendums proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
Street Railroads
William E. Hess
Charles O. Rose
Fifth Ward
Mr. Hess
Frank Duttenhofer
Cincinnati
Rose
Traction
Street Railroad Committee
Citizens Committee
Light Committee
Phe
William D. Ennis
Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Roberts
Council
Ennis
Roberts
Joseph Reichert
Hess
Duttenhofer
Charles Genslinger
Jesse McDonald
Mr. Duttenhofer
George Schlicte
John Burckhauser
Martin O'Hara
Divorce Granted War Department From Liberty Statue
New York May 18 The War Department wins an absolute divorce from the Statue of Liberty with the park plan and interior oversight to the Department of the Interior effective July 1. Army officials say maintenance cost over thirty nine years exceeded half a million dollars while noting oxidation is a natural process keeping the statue durable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
War Department
Department
Congress
Ft. Wood
Bedloe’s Island
Department of the Interior
Miss Liberty
Y M C A Annual Meeting Cincinnati May 26
The Y M C A of Cincinnati will hold its annual meeting at the Central Parkway branch on May 26. Dinner is at 6 15 in the gym. Cecil H Gamble treasurer and Judson J McKim general secretary will present year reports. Reverend John Bayne Ascham and K A Schumaker will speak.
United Wins Victory at Arms Parley
Geneva May 18 A long secret session of a traffic in arms conference cleared the Central International Board from the draft convention. The aim is to publish independent import export and possibly manufacturing statistics on arms. The United States opposes a league tied board while a league department would publicize arms traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Central International Board
United States
League of Nations
League
Theodore E. Burton
Christian Lange
Norway
Europe
Burton
Central Board
World News Service
England
Lange
Washington
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub, Co
Armaments of Warships Dropped From Control of League
In Geneva on May 18 the Military Commission of the Arms Conference voted 16 to 8 to accept a British amendment removing guns ammunition and equipment of warships from the draft convention. The United States supported the majority. Warship armaments now share the same fate as warships airplanes and armored trains. Armaments on war designed airplanes and armored cars remain in the controlled list. France led the opposition aided by Czecho Slovakia and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Associated Press
Geneva
France
Military Commission of
United States
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Orphans to Play Trustees At Cumminsville Event
The St. Joseph Orphanage in Cumminsville hosts a Thursday afternoon baseball game between the trustees and the older boys. Other athletic events will be held with judges William D. Alexander Robert S. Marx Edward M. Hurley aiding referee Dennis J. Ryan. Prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Cumminsville
William D. Alexander
Municipal Court
Robert S. Marx
Supreme Court
Edward M. Hurley
Court of Common Pleas
Dennis J. Ryan
Weeks Hit By Illness Then Gall Bladder Colic
Secretary Weeks convalescing from thrombosis suffers gall bladder colic. Commerce Department notes grain exports rose by 182000 bushels last week versus the prior week. White House says President Coolidge will attend Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles funeral tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Commerce Department
White House
Coolidge
Nelson A. Miles
Body of Senator Spencer Sent to St Louis
Accompanied by a delegation from both Senate and House the late Missouri Senator Spencer was placed on a train bound for St Louis for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Senator Spencer
Missouri
St. Louis
National Bank Resources Show Large Annual Increase
Combined resources of national banks as of April 6 show a jump of 1.77 billion dollars in the past year, reaching a total of 23.473 billion dollars.
Esthenian Legation Talks Debt Funding
It is disclosed that discussions are under way with the Esthenian Legation to fund the country debt of 17 million dollars owed to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esthenian Legation
United States
Germany Will Fulfill Dawes Plan Says Stresemann in Satiric Speech
Berlin May 18 Stresemann in a Reichstag address rejected joining the League of Nations unless Cologne and the Rhine right bank are evacuated. He warned that any Western pact without German cooperation would target Germany and insisted Germany will meet reparations under the Dawes plan while denying moral war guilt. He urged cooperation with America but signaled little hope for a France led security pact amid frontier disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samvyel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Stresemann
Germany
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
League of Nations
Cologne
Rhine
America
Europe
France
Poland
Rhineland
Britain
Reich
Czecho-Slovakia
Chapman hold up suspect jailed in New Britain case
Charles Dryden of Springfield Mass alleged accomplice of Gerald Chapman in the New Britain Connecticut robbery was arrested on a forged check charge for $4 800 at the Corn Exchange Bank He faced death for the policeman s shooting in the same crime Dryden identified by a bank cashier as the forged check bearer He denies the charges and police say he tipped Chapman and Walter Shean about the store to rob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Dryden
Springfield
Mass
Gerald Chapman
New Britain
Corn Exchange Bank
Chapman
Dryden
Walter Shean
Shean
Exchange Bank
John J. Phelan
Lower Broadway
Wilton
Arrest in Michigan petting party case shocks Temperance area
May 18. Monroe County authorities investigate a series of petting parties at a Temperance schoolhouse two and a half miles from Temperance. One youth is charged with attacking a 15 year old girl. Chester Dousseau, 19, waived examination and was bound over to the Circuit Court on a $3,000 bond. Reports mention other youths, sons and daughters of prominent residents. Officials also review midnight trips from Temperance to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Temperance
Mich
Monroe
Chester Dousseau
Bedford Township
Quieting Title in Hamilton County Real Estate Case
Emma Jones files a 1925 petition in the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas to quiet title to 43.12 acres in Anderson Township bounded by Five Mile Creek and Military Survey 609. The suit names unknown heirs and others, requiring answers by June 24, 1925, with filings by Nichols Morrill Stewart Ginter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Western
Emma Jones
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
Anderson Township
State of
Five Mile Creek
Rebecca A. Perrin
van Saun
Hopper
Isaiah Johnson
Johnson
Johnsons
Thomas
Parthenia Walker
Joseph Hawkins
Mary M. Wheatley
Y Nichols
Morrill, Stewart & Ginter
Elmwood Place to Accept Bids for School Building Renovation
Sealed proposals due noon May 29 1925 to Elmwood Place Board of Education for alterations and additions to the Maple and Highland school building by architect Benj C DeCamp. Also bids for a new one room school with foundations per Exhibit A Ambler asbestos catalog. Bid bonds 10 percent required. openings at 8 p m May 29 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Elmwood Place
Hamilton County
Ohio
Maple and
Highland Avenues
Benj. C. DeCamp
Gerke
Cincinnati
Ambler Asbestos Buildings Company
Joseph Meinberg
Township Avenue
Probate action and parole notices from Hamilton County
Joseph Rensing is appointed administrator of Caroline Rensing's estate by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio. Also notices announce parole hearings for DeWitt Bentley and Henry Washington with hearing dates in 1925 and clemency actions by the Ohio Board of Clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
Fourth
Main Streets
Hamilton County
Ohio
Edward Goepper
Said
William H. Lueders
W. J. Rielly
Cincinnati
Anthony Rennebaum
McMicken Avenue
Rupert Rimele
A. Ronnebaum
Elizabeth Schmidt
Ana Avenue
Henry A. Schmidt
Schorr & Wesselmann
O. E. Leaverton
Ohio Board of Clemency
D. J. Bonzo
Joseph Rensing
Gest Street
Caroline Rensing
Illiam H. Lueders
A. Tepe
DeWitt Bentley
Bonzo
Henry Washington
Ohio Penitentiary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chauncey
M. Depew
Pilgrims’ Society of the
George I
George V
Mr. Depew
Ss. Stanley
Zenton Circuit Court
Volta Tonic CO
Financial Street
The
Ends Case
Vauclain
Cabin Boy
U.S
Dosch-Fleurot
Ruhr
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Liberty
United
Dawes
Russia
Wilhelm Marx
Liewysignt
N. Y. World) Press Pub
Mary Rolsen
Sherman Avenue
John Rolsen
Ham- Edward A. Tepe
Walter M. Reinhart
Beredith Place
Hannah C. Fewlass
Hamilton Counchl Nichols
Morrill
Stewart & Ginter
Michigan
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