Motery Veils Gardener's Death Inquest Opens
Coroner Handley held an inquest into the death of Robert Kissman 48 of 5000 Barrow Street formerly a landscape gardener for Ault and Wiborg. Witnesses described fall and head concussion with fever and suspected typhoid amid stories from his widow and Dr. Herman of the Hermann Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Robert Kissman
Barrow Street
Ll. A. Ault
Ault & Wiborg Company
Kissman
General Hospital
Ault
G. F. Herman
Hermann Institute
West Ninth Street
Herman
Istitute
Dr. Hermann
Hermann
Mr. Kissman
Dr Chandler on the value of liberal education
Frank W. Chandler dean of Cincinnati’s College of Liberal Arts urged freshmen to pursue a broad liberal education. He said diversified study builds mental and physical readiness, reduces bias, and provides essential knowledge even if it does not directly align with a chosen job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Chandler
College of Liberal Arts
University of Cincinnati
McMicken Hall
Former Prohibition Director Paul Williams Acquitted
Paul Williams, once Kentucky State Prohibition Director, was acquitted of conspiracy to violate the prohibition act. The case alleged he conspired to sell and transport over 3,000 cases of whisky from the Belle of Anderson Distillery near Lawrenceburg in 1921. Federal Judge A M J Cochran delivered the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Paul Williams
A. M. J. Cochran
Williams
Teachers to Attend City Charter Meeting
Public school teachers and principals are urged to attend a city charter meeting at Woodward High School next Monday. The event will explain the new charter and include a demonstration of proportional representation voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward High School
E. D. Roberts
Police Docket Shows Seven Liquor Suspects NineDrug Violations
Police headquarters docket lists seven liquor possession arrests including Denver Furtwandler and Edward Fisher. four narcotic act violations for Benjamin Jennings Joseph Bodner Lucy Costa and John Costa. two for race horse slips Max Braam and Walter Schroeder. plus Julius Welerman arrested with Schroeder for wagering in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Furtwandler
Jefferson Avenue
Edward Fisher
Elsie Pickens
Merrimac Avenue
James Looper
John Costa
Carlisle Avenue
Max Braam
West Ninth Street
Walter T. Shhroeder
Newport
Julius Welerman
Cook
Tusculum Avenue
Schroeder
Candidates file pre primary expense accounts for City Commissioner
Sixteen candidates filed pre primary expense accounts yesterday at county offices under the new state election law. Names and amounts include Frank Bregel 167.50, Christian Ebert 163, Arthur Hindman 80, Fred L. McLane 196.50, John Rawlings 127.50, William Lipscomb 126.50, Lot Snyder 52, Dr. John Todd 48, John Weber 15, and others. Five men announced candidacy for Police Judge and filed expenses. Theodore Bertelsman 243, Louis Reuscher 210.50, Alfred Maybury 167, Louis Arnold 12.50, Matt Moore none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milius
Campbell County
Louis B. Tieman
Frank Bregel
Christian Ebert
Herbert Flatinus
Arthur Hindman
Ben L. Kirby
William O. Lipscomb
Thomas McGeough
Fred L. McLane
William J. Prout
John Rawlings
Paul Rohman
Albert Simms
Lot G. Snyder
Walter C. Schott
John Todd
John Weber
Office of Police
Louis F. Arnold
Theodore W. Bertelsman
Alfred G. Maybury
Matt Moore
Louis Reuscher
Special Registration Days Announced for Newport Area Voters
Two special registration days set for Newport Bellevue Dayton and Ft. Thomas on October 6 and 7 at the Newport Courthouse. Ill or out of town voters may register then. Clifton voters have regular registration at voting places on October 6 and may register in one day.
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Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Ft. Thomas
Clifton
Bellevue Churches Plan Seasonal Union Services
The Rev. Carl Northcutt of St. Helens Kentucky will speak at both morning and evening services at First Baptist Bellevue tomorrow. Inter church unions include St Johns Evangelical Protestant and York Street Congregational holding combined services at York Street in October to December and at St Johns in January to March. The Rev. Mr. Reikow will speak Sunday night on What Have I Do With Christ. Raymond Casebolt of Newport was fined 15 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after his wife accused him of attempting to choke her. he denied the charge in Judge Moore's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reikow
Ray W. Steiner
York Street
St. John's Church
Seventh
Columbia Streets
Reikow
Christ
Raymond Casebolt
East Front Street
Newport
Moore
Sebolt
Casebolt
Campbell circuit court suits seek several civil judgments
Citizens Bank and Trust Co files a suit to recover 1256.80 plus interest from Feb 8, 1925 on a promissory note against E J Arlinghaus of Walnut street and Electric avenue Southgate. A Greater Sheesley Shows suit against W A Clark to recover 69 for merchandise with an attachment sought. Coca Cola Bottling Works Co sues Charles L Boileaux to recover 212.50 for bottled goods sold March 1923 to March 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sek Manufacturing Company
Coca Cola Bottling Works Company
Charles L. Boileaux
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
Marriage Licenses Report
Fred W. Myers of Springfield wed Ethel Sharpe of Springfield. Joseph Donahue of Norwood married Hilda Henges of Cincinnati. William M. Paff of Cincinnati wed Helen J. Mahoney of Newport. LaMont Lloyd of Cincinnati married Blanche Duggins of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Myers
Springfield
Ethel Sharpe
O. Joseph Donahue
Norwood
Hilda Henges
Cincinnati
William M. Paff
Helen J. Mahoney
Newport
LaMont Lloyd
Blanche Duggins
Realty Transfers In Newport Highland Farms Dayton and More
Real estate transfers listed include Edna F Croswell to Loriston M Fairbanks of a Newport lot for 1 dollar plus stamps. Katherine I Marshall to Rance Green for a Highland's Baby Farms lot at 500 dollars in stamps. Loriston M Fairbanks to Joseph Tiger Newport lot for 2000 in stamps. Barbara Emert to Frank Branch Dayton lot for 6500 in stamps. Iles M Nestler to Robert M Smith n lot for 3000 in stamps. Kate Riedinger to James R Johnson Ft Thomas lot for 7000 in stamps. Harry Heist to Flora Webb Newport lot for 5500 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna F. Croswell
Loriston M. Fairbanks
Newport
Katherine I. Marshall
Rance Green
Highland’s
Baby Farms
Joseph Tiger
Barbara Emert
Frank Branch
Dayton
Iles M. Nestler
Robert M. Smith
Kate
Gambling Resort Fire Destroys Chicacomica Club
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Chicacomica Club on Nordyke road Cherry Grove about an hour after dawn. Neighbors heard an explosion Thursday night but saw no one flee. The club, a Cincinnati gambling meeting spot for six months, was operated by Joseph Bauer and Max Hirsh. Value pegged at about 22000 with furnishings. ownership traced to Harry Barns, Mt. Washington, who sold it last April to an unnamed Cincinnati businessman.
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Chicacomica Club
Nordyke Road
Cherry Grove
Cincinnati
Mt. Washington
Joseph Bauer
Max Hirsh
Sixth
Walnut
Harry Barns
Barns
Hamilton
Clermont
Mantell Presents Macbeth At Grand Opera House
Robert Mantell and company staged Macbeth last night at the Grand Opera House. Genevieve Hamper played Lady Macbeth with James Neil Jr as Macduff Elwyn Eaton as Duncan Bruce Adams as Malcolm and Harry Sothern as the Porter. The program closely matched Mantell's prior seasons with no major departures.
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Macbeth
Robert Mantell
Grand Opera House
Mr. Mantell
Genevieve Hamper
Lady Macbeth
James Neil, Jr
Macduff
Elwyn Eaton
Duncan
Bruce Adams
Malcolm
Harry Sothern
Richelieu
Speeding fines and suspensions handed down in traffic court
Judge Woeste fined Joseph Wills of 3762 St Lawrence Avenue 15 dollars plus costs for speeding at 35 mph and imposed a five day driving suspension. A separate case for George Sewell of 316 New Street saw the defendant avoid jail after claiming he did not hear a prior suspension and was warned of possible penalties.
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Woeste
Joseph Wills
St. Lawrence Avenue
George Sewell
New Street
Eyrich
Covington Bids Open for New Children’s Home
The trustees announced bids will be received next week for a $200000 Protestant Children’s Home to be built on West Covington overlooking Devon Park. Foundation to be completed before winter and building finished next spring. Gas and water mains installed. pumping station site donated by E H Daugherty. Funds were subscribed in spring with first instalment paid July 15.
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West Covington
Devon Park
C. A. J. Walker
Eneral
Covington
West Street
E. H. Daugherty
Ludlow
Redmond held on embezzlement charge in Covington
Charles D. Redmond insurance agent was held to the grand jury under a $500 bond by Judge Read after a witness testified she gave him 79 dollars he did not remit to his company. Redmond claimed he lost the money.
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Covington
Charles D. Redmond
Read
Anna Scherder
Redmond
Frank S. Delo
First English Lutheran Church
Madison Avenue
Paul W. Keller
Thevington
Lewis
Oetkin
Roetkin
Federal Grand Jury
Elmer McCabe
Emma Michael
John W. Davis
Newport
Oakley McMillan
Knoxville
Tenn
Cecil Draper
Williamstown
Covington Y. M. C. A
E. M. Reeder
George Rolsen
Dispute Over Haubner and Scheidler Pickle Firm
Herman Scheidler filed suit in Kenton circuit court seeking dissolution of Haubner and Scheidler pickle and sauerkraut makers and requesting a receiver to wind up the business. Scheidler alleges a partner dispute and that Haubner controls management and blocks access to books and accounts.
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Kenton Circuit Court
Stiit
Haubner
Local Names Appear in Ambiguous Notice
Readable fragments list names such as Ames Ryan Jr Covington Helen Murphy William H Johnson Dorothy Berger Covington amid a damaged notice with unclear context and multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conparience
Ames Ryan, Jr
Vington
Helen Murphy
William H. Johnson
Covington
Dorothy Berger
Elm Street eatery shut after health inspection findings
Health Department inspectors John Cooling and Philip Fredericks closed the Elm street restaurant opened yesterday after spotting spoiled canned pork and beans, stale bread, mouldy sausage, rusted cans, and signs advertising cheap meals. They warned the proprietor, George H. Levi, not to reopen. The room reportedly also served as sleeping quarters.
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Elm Street
John Cooling
Philip Fredericks
Health Department
Cooling
Fredericks
George H. Levi
Levi
Candy for orphans and cripples to be distributed in Cincinnati
A planned candy drop over Cincinnati for The Sweetest Day in the Year was halted by authorities. About two tons of confections will be packed at the Gibson building by the Cincinnati Association and distributed to orphans cripples disabled veterans and hospital convalescents with Rotary Club aid.
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Cincinnati
National Organization of Confectioners
Rotary Club
Cincinnati Association
Charles Mullane
Fred Bissinger
Edna Thomas
L. E. Kennedy
Harry Meakin
Fifth Street
Gibson
A Wife's Confessional and Domestic Tensions Unfold
In a tense domestic scene, Margaret contends with her mother in law Mother Graham while Katie is chastised for her behavior. A letter from Richard provokes irritation, revealing money worries and family frictions within the house. The excerpt ends with Mother Graham demanding attention to the mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Powell
Mother Graham
Katie
Harriet
Junior
Margaret
Richard
North Carolina
Lelia Durkee
Steve
Ners
Ser., Inc
Hats Return with Velvet Fur Accents and Beaver Surges
Articled fashion notes compare hat making to Paris shows as velvet and fur trims recur. Fur is reemerging in small amounts to complement coats and suit new season wear. Nap beaver reappears in brims finishes and popular tam styles for a fresh look.
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Paris
Haute Couture
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Advice Column Request Address
Readers may mail Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor to ask about clothes problems at The Commercial Tribune. Copyright 1925 Fairchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
The
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Health column warns of lingering aftereffects of diphtheria
A health column discusses lasting consequences after infections such as diphtheria and scarlet fever. It notes heart involvement, irregular and rapid heart action, and other aftereffects, praising vaccines and urging ongoing protection. Q&A offers practical advice on swollen glands, facial hair, and nasal catarrh with guidance to seek examination and use sprays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Her Husband's Money Synopsis of a Complex Plot
A famed engineer Victor Walling spoils Virginia with wealth until suspicions of extravagance lead to a welfare plan and a secretive heir scheme. Virginia plots to pass an orphaned baby as her own, coordinating with Miss Riggs as plans unfold at a Duchess reception and a looming business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Walling
Virginia
Miss Driggs
Miss Riggs
Sunday and Monday Horoscopes Warn of Cautions and Trials
The forecast notes Sunday favors ecclesiastical and charitable groups but warns of false friends sickness and disappointment in general affairs. Those with birthdays may gain in business but should guard health and beware deceit. Mondays bring business hazards and caution against new ventures and risks.
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Ser., Inc
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J. Mason Howk
Mantell
Speeder
William F. Cody
Scott Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Acme Pe Etual Building Association
Joseph Rettig
J. von Lehman
A. H. Berger
A. C. Lichtwacht
C. C. Lowry
George
Bessie Sipple
Floyd Sipple
Adele Garrison
Beaver
Fairchild
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
Copeland
S. M
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G. P
Fay Stevenson
Ned
Calimonths
Victor
By Press Publishing Co
Hummel
Main
Niser
Niser Ice Cream CO
Consomme Monaco
Sherry
Linton
John L. Horgan
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