Traffic safety debated by Cincinnati officials at club meeting
Chief William Copelan of police and F E Reszke urged that traffic regulation is an engineering issue and stressed education as key to safety. They cited taxi and motor truck drivers learning automobile mechanics to detect faults, and noted safety depends on newspapers and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Copelan
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Race
Copelan
F. E. Reszke
Automobile Club
Natonal Safety Council
Cleveland
Reszke
Burns
Clarence H. Kaufman
Cincinnati Association of Optometrists
Prudential Insurance Celebrates Golden Anniversary Event
The Cincinnati and Covington staffs plan a 50th anniversary celebration at the Grand Hotel on October 13. Superintendent William Klusmeier will chair the event and Rev. Frederick N McMillan will speak on Man's Duty To Provide for His Own. All branch offices nationwide join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Prudential Insurance Company
al Eyes
Grand Hotel
William Klusmeier
Frederick N. McMillan
Concern
United States
Canada
Film to Show Rainbow Division at Veterans Building
An eight reel film showing the Rainbow Division in action in France will be shown at the Veterans Memorial Building 322 Broadway at 8 oclock tonight. Official United States Signal Corps pictures were postponed from Monday due to late arrival from Washington. No admission will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Division
France
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Broadway
Veterans’ Association
United States Signal Corps
Washington
Racecard rundown of Aurora entries and purses
The page lists race card details for Aurora with multiple claiming races, purses from 700 to 1200, ages from two to four and up, distances six furlongs to a mile, and named horses including Black Sand, Mauna Loa, Cardinal entries like Polo Ground and Gunsight, with entry notes and times. Bets may include juvenile and adult entries and sweepstakes and apprentice claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cena
Lady Shaw
Clownette
Kitty
Ines Graseho
Senor Secon Raen
Polycresty
Mauna Ioa
Melvina
Joe Joe
Searay
John Q. Kelly
the Plainsman
Mary Ellen O Statleries
P. Gassaway
Miss Fortune
Crestwood Boy
Stell Maris
Bakak Betty Maloney
Dean H
Rockcourt
Begonianae
Siwaneha
SEN Icssiehvigtosses
Jedburgh Abbey
Sae McMasters
Gunsight
Poet
Ferguson
Conall
Canada
Coal Bond II
Auction
Anketa
Warehouseman
Crest
Louis Adair
Ray
Annie
Glenmore
Uinham
Warwick
el Canoe
Br “Buchanan
Pikes
Sanebeneee
Oweevee
Park_ Hill
al Thomas
Sir Gallahad
Muskallonge
Peneeneneeewes
Tribune Enneneenstenenen
Star Seeevenene
Mother Moon
Cappie
Pia Ida Brown
Lady Braxted
Antonia
Panna
Chief Tiern Trafalgar
Hullo eAntiquity
Fanny Decoursey
Glenn
Or Tal Beer
Nan's Fortune
Orp
Arene Teries
Kent Saeetee
Sones King
Nettie May
Stebler
Horegan Teres
Lucky Pear
Hughie Snewenee
Laird O'Le Loughlin
Greenbriar
Hearts of Rock
Pinaguana Benecia
Louis Lichesheim
Satana
Unoe Velo
Ete Anenves
Tinate
Beitie
Ngsractive
Aia Lucas
Erlanger Feneeee
Needy Aneeeneeneeseeeres
Hutchinson Wertennees
Redwood
Helio Pardner
Mad Fire
Dentz
Enos Ape
Correne Satan
Otile
H’ M. Stevens
Bodanzky
I Buckner
Drummon Ee Beola
Ie Lorraine
Free Mason
Searchlight III
Joymaker
Lowance
Two Clubs Form to Back City Charter Ticket
Two Cincinnati clubs pledge support for William J. Higgins and Miss Mary L. Hicks as first-choice candidates on the City Charter ticket. More than 300 residents from every ward attended at Ingalls Building to hear speeches focused on an efficient government led by a city manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Higgins
Mary L. Hicks
Cincinnati
Ingalls Building
Henry Bentley
Western Hills
J. Casey
Theodore Ratterman
Harry Wahl
World Series Promises Pittsburgh Washington Duel
A narrator recounts the 1909 World Series setup with playful bets and a Pittsburgh bias. The Washington team arrives, a pennant is presented, and plans include 40,022 attendees for opening events as smoke is cleared and games prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lake George
Washington Boys
Pittsburgh
Campaign Committee Forms For Miss Hicks Candidacy
More than 100 workers met at the city charter headquarters Ingalls Building to form a club to promote Miss Hicks campaign for Council. The organizing group lists a long executive committee and named officers led by Mrs. L. C. Fillmore as Chairman with numerous supporters and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sch
Mic Donovan
George Schutte
Stephen McGrath
John Sheehan
Theodore Ratterman
Herman Hoernsheymer
Joseph Crone
James Benz
James Youngson
Harry Wahl
Charles Dickhaus
William C. Griffith
Walter Grannen
August Borgman
Joseph Laib
Ray Reinstattler
Jacob Englehardt
John Hater
Peter Jennings
Joseph Imbus
Edward B. Schonhoff
Charles Aull
James J. Casey
Michael Crusham
Val Bier
James Pickley
Joseph Nau
George Metzner
Thomas Gallagher
James O’connel
John R. Dempsey
Louis Swikert
Charles E. Blank
Harry A. Bernens
Joseph P. Clark
Charles A. Cook
John A. McGinn
Harry A. Meyer
James Hastings
Ray Schlichte
Walter Backherms
John Daly
Robert Leinert
Jerome Krumpelbeck
Joseph A. Krumpelbeck
Charles Hohnhorst
Harry Deters
Miss Hicks
Ingalls Building
L. C. Fillmore
Helen Hunt Robinson
John Withrow
Annie Laws
M. Edith Campbell
Elizabeth Campbell
Lewis R. Hillhouse
Anna L. Buntin
George R. Reiter
E. L. Talbert
Clifford Stegner
Ben Loewenstein
Bleeker Mar
A. F. Sommer
Albert H. Freiry
Leonard Schorr
Elizabeth N. Elliott
Michael J. Durkin
Robert Kuhn
Opening Dinner Launches Deaconess Hospital Campaign
A reception for roughly five hundred campaign workers opened the drive to raise 500000 for a Deaconess Hospital addition aimed at chronic incurables. Key backers spoke as August H Tuechter announced thetelegram from Governor Donahey and plans to reach 10000 prospects within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaconess Hospital
Gibson Roof Garden
B. H. Kroger
H. Tuechter
Donahey
A.G. Lohman
Kroger
C. M. Bookman
Council of Social Agencies
Community Chest
George J. Gruen
William E. Fox
W. C. Harris
Candidates Indorsed by North Cincinnati Republican Club
At Reichert's Hall the North Cincinnati Republican Club endorsed six councilman hopefuls: Martin Daly Edward Kellogg Adolph Kummer Charles Lachmann Robert Schmidt and Fred Schneller A Bresk address list included Albert Reinhardt Chester R Shook and others with Adolph Gruber presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Blow Up Riff Chief's Aid in Morocco
Report from Tangier says Si Mohammed Zeziane Foreign Minister in Abd el Krim's government was bound to a cannon and blown apart for betraying the Riffian cause. Several leaders of the Boccaya and Beni Arriaguel tribes were executed as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morocco
Si Mohammed Zeziane
Abd-el- Krim
Appeals Court session rules on FTC case against Procter and Gamble
First session of the October term of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals heard FTC complaints against Procter & Gamble over alleged kerosene use instead of naphtha from 1912 to 1920 and insufficient naptha after that. Judges Donahue Moorman and Knappen took the matter under advisement while other cases proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Procter & Gamble Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank F. Dinsmore
Donahue, Moorman
Knappen
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Company
Detroit & Toledo Shorene Railroad Company
Edward P. Avent, Jr
United
Dr. Johnston
A J. Goldstein
Harry J Goldstein
J. P. Blair
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Selden-Breck Construction Company
W. F. Knebelkamp
National Motors Corporation
Royal Indemnity Company
Haddad & Kaial Construction Company
R. A. White
Green Ss Gas Company
Lave
Edward Humphrey
Charles W. Milner
Wriat
Preston W. Price
Lexington Overland Company
Victor M. Weaver
Pennsylvania & Ohio Power and Light Company
Trustees Appointed in Cincinnati Bankruptcy Cases
Charles Weigel named trustee for Clifford Harvuot of Cincinnati who was adjudged bankrupt on August 24 with assets $9,285.77 and liabilities $33,699.11. Truman Herron named trustee for Calvin Crutchfield, bankrupt on September 12 with assets $60 and liabilities $1,184.67. Bond of $10,000 posted for Weigel. $5,000 for Herron. Judge Smith Hickenlooper approved bonds for Withrow Hardware Company case. Additional bankrupts include A. 8 Boyle Company, F. D. Lawrence Electric, and J. R. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weigel
Clifford Harvuot
Cincinnati
Harvuot
Williamson Heater Compan
Truman Herron
Calvin RP Crutchfield
Crutchfield
S. Bruce Pollard
Withrow Hardware Company
Smith Hickenlooper
A. 8. Boyle
F. D. Lawrence Electric Company
J. R. Wood FS Oe
Nee
Frank Wagner
Oneedae
Wagn
Petl
Davidson Commre
Chesapeake
United Area District
Yestery
Hickertopper
Michelii Company
Dlluown
Ohio
Covington Case Moves to Federal Court in Prohibition Shootings
In Kentucky, the Mason County indictment accuses three prohibition officers and a sheriff of malicious shooting and wounding after a July 27 incident involving David Lowell Jr. The case seeks removal to the U S District Court in Covington along with a separate civil suit for $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Maysville
William Booth
United States Marshal
Mason Circuit
Commonwealth
W. C
Stephen Manning
C. M. Devore
United States District Court
Covington
Grand Jury
Mason County
Sawyer A. Smith
David Lowell, Sr
Mt. Carmel Pike
Lowell
David Lowell, Jr
Mason District Court
Grand Jury Asked to Probe Gambling Near Courthouse
Judge Applegate directs Kenton County Grand Jury to investigate an afternoon paper claim that gambling operates near the Courthouse. He warns it is a felony to run or aid gambling and urges jurors to compel testimony and indict any officer not enforcing the law. The judge will not set a time limit on the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Grand Jury
Applegate
The Awful Truth at Liberty Theater Today and Tomorrow
Agnes Ayres stars in The Awful Truth a comedy drama at the Liberty Theater with Mack Sennett comedy and news reel as added attractions. Friday and Saturday present A Broadway Butterfly with Dorothy Devore Cullen Landis Helen and Warren comedies and a news reel. Liberty Ragamuffins perform Baseball and Miss Helen Doyle sings Mother Machree. The vaudeville bill changes tomorrow with Three Musical Girls opening a three day engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theater
Agnes Ayres
Mack Sennett
Dorothy Devore
Cullen Landis
Helen and Warren
Liberty Ragamuffins
Helen Doyle
Mother Machree
Lillian
Hildur
Minna
Ernst Calls for Full Participation in Election
Senator Ernst urged every eligible voter to cast a ballot in the upcoming election during a rally of Republicans at the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall. He spoke after being introduced by John O. Richards, praising President Coolidge and sharing anecdotes from their Washington visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Hawk
Kenton County
Lillian Southgate
Women's Department of the
Richard H. Menke
Edward Buckner
Hal Ricketts
J. Lincoln Newhall
John R. Bullock
al Schroetter
Berry Willis
Ernst
Senator Ernst
J. Mason Hawk Club
Knights of Pythias Castle
Fowrth Street
Court Avenue
John O. Richards
Coolidge
Washington
War College
Rotary campaign for crippled children fund in Kentucky
Covington Rotary Club members launched a drive to raise 30 000 for crippled children in the state. Miss Mary Williamson urged a 100 000 legislative appropriation while noting current state funding of 10 000 yearly. Covington contributed 2000 plus 130 for a mountain boy at Berea College. John Hanauer named director of the Kentucky Crippled Children's Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Berea College
Williamson
Harry Percival
Rotary Club
John Hanauer
Kentucky Crippled Children’s Society
Eleven Week Day Bible Schools Open With Increased Enrollment
The eleven Week Day Bible Schools are in session with enrollment up by several hundred. Fifteen hundred pupils from third to fifth grades attend, per Dr. L L Henson, president of the Community Council of Religious Education. The schools need $2,000 in donations, to be deposited with John Minderman, cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Henson
Community Council of Religious Education
John Minderman
Liberty National Bank
Motorcade Plans Set by Northern Kentucky Good Roads
The Committee on Arrangements finalized plans for Friday morning's motorcade visit. An official car will meet at Covington end of the Suspension Bridge and guide the route through Covington to Latonia avenue where Covington delegates join. Schild's band leads the Covington group escorting visitors to the Pendleton County line near Fishburg, then the official car accompanies the motorcade to Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Covington
Suspension Bridge
Latonia Avenue
Schild
Pendleton County
Fishburg
Lexington
Covington Notes: Local court actions and wills
Louis Jansen 64 1845 Hermes Ave native of Germany filed final citizenship papers in U S District Court. Richard Newhouse held to Grand Jury on whiskey still charges with 1000 bond. Ralph Wagner bound 500 on possession of still and five gallons whisky. Mamie Jones Newport held 500 bond on passing liquor. Theodore C Harrell filed bankruptcy with 2914 debt and no property. Will of Mrs Helena Meyer Ludlow names five heirs with Helen Henzie executrix. Townsley will bequeaths estate to wife Ida Townsley executrix. Frederick Severinzhaus Covington estate to wife Margaret Severinghaus executrix. Will executed July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Louis Jansen
Hermes Avenue
Germany
United States District Court
Richard Newhouse
West Tenth Street
Newport
Federal Grand Jury
Roetken
Ralph Wagner
Woodlawn
Campbell County
Mamie Jones
Orchard Street
Theodore C. Harrell
Catlettsburg
Helena Meyer
Church Street
Ludlow
Kenton County Art
Anthony
William Meyer
Helen Henzie
Elizabeth Smith
Francisca Auger
Henzie
Thomas A. Townsley
Holman Street
Ida . Townsley
Frederick Severinzhaus
Banklick Str
Margaret Severinghaus
Kenton Circuit Court Suit Over Liberty Funds
Lucy nr files suit against William J. Hoskinds individually and as administrator of the estate of William Hoskinds to recover 600 dollars in Liberty funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Lucy Nr
teyGay
William J. Hoskinds
Indiviny
William Hoskinds
Liberty
Nam Residence Names Read Like A Who’s Who Of Covington
Names listed include James Pitch s a setae Hazard Nannie Stephenson Donald Bishop Hazel Burris Elmer Voagt Eunice Vogt Charles Molique Rose Harmling Edward Reilly Mary Shine William Pullen Henrietta Clark James Whittington Mary Collins H B Brown Edna Green with locations Covington Cincinnati Hamilton Pa. The fragment suggests a local registry or social page detailing residents and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam
James Pitch
Setae Hazard
Nannie Stephenson
Covington
Donald Bishop
Mt. Vernon
Hazel Burris
Shelby
Elmer C. Voagt
Cincinnati
Eunice H. Vogt
Charles Molique
Rose Harmling
Edward J. Reilly
Mary Margaret Shine
William H. Pullen
Henrietta Clark
James Whittington
Mary Collins
H. B. Brown
Edna Green
Hamilton
Ft Thomas Gas Inquiry Gets $1000 Boost From Campbell County
Campbell County Fiscal Court in Alexandria raised funds by $1000 to hire experts to study the cost of supplying gas to Ft Thomas residents. The move accompanies a pending hearing before the State Railroad Commission on October 14 regarding rate disputes with Union Light Heat and Power. Any surplus over the Commission rate will be returned to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Campbell County
Alexandria
Buten
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Caldwell
State Railroad Commission
York Street Merchants Pay Their Light Share
Newport Finance Commissioner Albert Simms chaired the city commission meeting in Mayor Livingston's absence. A $1,350 receipt from the York Street Welfare Association was acknowledged and added to the boulevard lighting fund for the street improvements recently installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street
Albert Simms
Newport
Livingston
York Street Welfare Association
Dinner and Supper for G. A. R. Post of Newport
The fourteen surviving members of the William Nelson Post G. A. R. will receive proceeds from a dinner and supper to be hosted by the Women's Relief Corps at Mrs. Gussie Kalfrat’s home 129 West Eighth Street. The event runs from 11:30 to 2 and 5 to 7, with assisting officials Miss Elsie Close and Mrs. Hattie Stucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jones
Frank R. Jones
Levassor
Madison Avenues
Irene North
William North
Williamstown
Grant County
T. W. Moore
E. Trotter
East Eighth Street
Trotter
Vivianenney
Edward Kenny
West Twelfth Street
Charleston
S. C
Margaret Tennies
Nat Rogers
Hind
Rockcastle
Sterritt and
G. A
G. A. R. Post
William Nelson Post
Newport
Women’s Relief Corps
Gussie Kalfrat
West Eighth Street
Elsie Close
Mary Logan
Daughters of Veterans
Hattie Stucker
Jacob Close
Charles Solar
Overton Street
August Seither
West Front Street
James Hoops
Putnam Street
Samuel] Revel
York Street
Allert Moore
Columbia Streets
Christ Pless
Thornton Street
John Andrews
Henry Brubacker
Monmouth Street
Michael Bergman
East Second Street
John Buchert
Vine Street
Peter Adams
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
John Hillier
McCracken Avenue
Clifton
Charles Hammond
Springfield
Grand Jury Inspects Newport Jail Under Court Order
Campbell County Grand Jury toured the Newport jail yesterday as instructed by Judge Caldwell. He warned of recent escapees and urged investigation of medical supply bills including a disputed $196 August charge raised by Commissioner Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Grand Jury
Caldwell
Ebert
Flemingsburg Man Denied Charge In Auto Theft Case
Russell Cox of Flemingsburg Ky charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing an automobile from Omer Swaney Clifton Ky on October 1. He waived examination before Magistrate Maybury and was bound over to the grand jury with $1000 bond. Cox denied the charge and was jailed by Fleming County Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Cox
Flemingsburg
Omer Swaney
Park Avenue
Clifton
Maybury
Cox
Fleming County
Dayton and Richmond area marriage notices jumble
Marriage notices listed under names Arthur Sturgeon Bertie Wilsop William Hosier Ruth Wiggins L V Bachman Hazel C Gest with residences Dayton Kentucky Richmond Indiana and Bellevue Kentucky in scattered entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sturgeon
Bertie Wilsop
William Hosier
Ruth Wiggins
L. V. Bachman
Hazel C. Gest
Realty Transfers: Linet Sells Fort Thomas Lot
Edward Linet transfers a Fort Thomas lot to Henry J. Minzenmaier for stamps valued at 1000 dollars. This transfer records the property exchange and consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Linet
Henry J. Minzenmaier
Ft. Thomas
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PET ST
Joe
Goshblanche
Shriwvel
DEA
Auto Club
Jamaica
High Commander
Brainstorm Eeeendenen
Primrose Aetereenewence
Priscilla Ruley
Bysself
Perea
Costigan
Harrisi
Aurora
Sany-Kit
Os Beekman Bt
Nort
Eekman
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Canal
Thorncliffe
Laurel
Flyman
Teluride
Paavo i. Ero
Toyland Seseseeetseennes Iuskond
Miss Stanley
Hanky Boo
Hootch
Byron
Pilgrim
Fornovo
An Paeoesen
Fairmount
Akron
Dayton
Riff Chief's Aid
Court OF Appeals
Child
Cote Brilliante
McFarland Engineering Company
Water Works Improvement Fund
Richmond
Ind
Dayton, Ky
J. Mason Howk
the Commercial Tribune
C Square
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