Newport Dog Muzzle Order Issued After Rabies Cases
Commissioner Ebert ordered a thirty day muzzle for all dogs on recommendation of City Veterinarian Dr J A Winkler after rabies cases. A dog that bit Jane Behrle at Third and York Streets was killed by Officer Warrington. she was treated and sent home. Brain and spinal cord samples from the dog will be tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
J. A. Winkler
Third
York Streets
Jane Behrle
O’fallon Avenue
Bellevue
Warrington
D. S. Bonar
Monmouth Streets
Newport notes on reckless driving and divorce case
Fell Brown of 11 New street Cincinnati bound over to grand jury for reckless driving after an auto crash at the Newport end of Central Bridge. Brown alleged intoxication. Mrs Laura Lyons of Newport divorced Water Lyons of Cleveland in Campbell County Circuit Court on abandonment grounds and gained custody of daughter Teckla aged 14. marriage dated June 12, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Fell Brown
New Street
Cincinnati
Moore
Brown
Central Bridge
Lipscomb
770
East Tenth Street
Laura Lyons
Water Lyons
Cleveland, O
Campbell County
Lyons
Teckla
Realty Transfers Across Dayton Newport and Ft Thomas
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels with buyers and sellers including George Mersch to Joseph Emmert in Dayton for 500 in stamps, Leonard Schneider to Edward Brauitz in Newport for 5000, and others in Dayton Clifton and Ft Thomas with prices ranging from 500 to 8500. Names include Agnes Long Harry Hillner Ighlands Development Co Reuben Koch George Ware Clarence Schwertman and Florence Prather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mersch
Joseph Emmert
Dayton
Leonard Schneider
Edward Brauitz
Newport
George W. Perry
Daniel Kiefer
Agnes B. Long
Harry Hillner
Harry Bitter
Degen
Ighlands Development Company
Florence G. Prather
Ft.omas
Reuben C. Koch
Clarence W. Schwertman
Ft. Thomas
George C. Ware
Wymond Gray
Clifton
Names and Residences Listed in Harden County Notice
Residents named in Harden County records include Harry Hammer from Waynesville Ohio Clara Brackney of Lebanon Ohio Charles Carmean Harden County Ohio Margaret Dysert Harden County Ohio Lockland Ohio Hillsboro Ohio Emma M Free Greenfield Ohio Russell M Hendrix Richmond Indiana Marcella Hickey Richmond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hammer
Waynesville
Clara’ Brackney
Lebanon
Charles Carmean
Harden County
Margaret Dysert
O. Lockland
Hillsboro
Emma M. Free
Greenfield
O. Russell M. Hendrix
Richmond
Ind
Marcella Hickey
Covington City Replying to Car Line Suit
The city of Covington filed its answer in federal court to the Cincinnati Covington and Rose Dale Railway Company injunction suit over a street rental ordinance. The ordinance set rentals at 25000 a year for ten years from June 1 1925, with the city denying prior guaranteed payments and asserting the measure is within rights. The case is set for trial when the federal court convenes October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Covington & Rosedale Railway Company
Covington
United States District Court
Martin J. Brown
Neu
Kluemper
Five in Police Judge Race and 23 Run for Commissioner
Filing for city offices closed last night with five candidates seeking the police judge post and 23 contenders in the race for city commissioner. Additional details on candidates and districts were not available in the fragments.
Primary Ballot Beats for Police Judge and City Commissioner
The primary set for Saturday October 17 selects top two Police Judge candidates from Lew L. Manson George E. Phillipps Joseph Dothengall Rich ard C. Northcutt and A L Inskeep with two advancing to November. For City Commissioners the top eight move to the November race among Theodore Kluemper Thomas Donnelly Thomas Bailey Henry B. Schuier Ben Vastine Richard T. Van Hoene William Blackburn John O Dunovan Joseph Megerle Richard H. Menke Thomas Conroy Nat P. Rogers O O Henry Edmund Buckner Patrick J. Collopy W J Moore Adolph Rivard Robert E. Mayo Alonzo E. Pitsenberger 8 Jacobs Ada Conklin Robert Dressman Bernice Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew L. Manson
George E. Phillipps
Joseph Dothhengall
Richard C. Northcutt
A. L. Inskeep
Theodore Kluemper
Thomas Donnelly
Thomas Bailey
Henry B. Schuier
Ben Vastine
Richard T. van Hoene
Wiliam Blackburn
John O’donovan
Joseph Megerle
Richard H. Menke
Thomas Conroy
Nat P. Rogers
O. O. Henry
Edmund Buckner
Patrick J. Collopy
W. J. Moore
Adolph Rivard
Robert E. Mayo
Alonzo E. Pitsenberger
8. C. Jacobs
Ada Conklin
Robert Dressman
Bernice Lockwood
Covington Notes and Local Notices
John Williams a 24 year old mechanic was burned when his clothing caught fire from a torch while repairing an automobile at Johnson Battery Co 1616 Madison Ave Ray Johnson quickly beat out the flames saving his life He was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital not in serious condition Kenton County Farmers Chautauqua slated Independence October 14 15 led by C A Wicklund and featuring talks on marketing business cycles soil care livestock and more Louis Brown of Newport held on 500 bond for transporting liquor and William Ryan of Newport held on 500 bond for possessing a still and whisky Y M C A Covington camp at Rosedale closed for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
John Williams
Scott Street
Johnson Battery Company
Madison ,Avenue
Ray Johnson
Allie Allnutt
Louis Brown
Third
York Streets
Newport
Roetken
William Ryan
West Sixth Street
Federal Grand Jury
Willard Hutton
Covington Y. M. C. A
Rosedale
Warren Sues Street Railway for 5000 Damages
Goldie H Warren files against Cincinnati Newport and Covington Street Railway Co claiming injuries after falling from a car door at Seventh and Greenup while alighting on January 16. Kentucky Independent Oil Co contests Margaret Tewnies v Natters case seeking return of five oil pumps and drums plus 2488.18 on accounts after Rockcastle Garage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit
Goldie H. Warren
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Street Railway Company
Seventh
Greenup Streets
Kentucky Independent Oil Company
Margaret Tewnies
Nat Rers
Rockcastle
Sterritt
Madison Avenues
Local names listed among community notices
A fragmentary list of residents and towns appears, naming Mansfield Ohio Eva Helfenstein Walnut Grove Ohio John Pennington Walton Kentucky Blanche Fort Walton Kentucky Arlie Geisler Oxford Ohio Olive Roll Richmond Kentucky Melon peer Nee Le Cincinnati Mattie L Blackwell Cincinnati Adolph Rivard Jr Covington Lillian Huber Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Eva Helfenstein
Walnut Grove
John Pennington
Walton, Ky
Blanche Fort
Arlie Geisler
Oxford
Olive Roll
Richmond
Melon Peer Nee le Cincinnati
Charles S. Bell Named Republican Campaign Leader
Charles S. Bell, County Prosecutor, was chosen chairman of the Republican Campaign Committee for the City Council race at the Strand Building meeting. The vacancy followed Louis Capelle’s death, with plan to add ward representatives including women and district zoning for six endorsed candidates seeking nine seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Organization Committee
Charles S. Bell
Republican City Central Committee
Strand Building
Bell
Froome Morris
Louis Capelle
Charles Hornberger
R. K. Hynicka
Council of
Candy for orphans on Sweetest Day in Cincinnati
Cincinnati confectioners and retailers will give away two tons of candy on Saturday. The storeroom at Gibson opens today for the auxiliary to bag candy for orphans, the blind, crippled children, and hospital convalescents. Performers at local theaters will toss sweets to crowds and newspapers will promote Sweetest Day nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gibson
Olympic
Keith
Empress
Jailed for Molesting Pupil
Ferdinand C. Andrand a 40 year old music teacher of Pleasant Ridge was sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined $100 after conviction for assault and battery Judge Eyrich presided Daniel Hibberd of Pleasant Ridge testified that Andrand tried to molest his twelve year old daughter Lulu during a violin lesson on September 30 Andrand denied the charge after Lulu testified she struck him with her violin case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand C. Andrand
Ridge Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Eyrich
Daniel Hibberd
Auten Avenue
Hibberd
Andrand
Lulu
Ryan to Face Charges in El Paso Escape Case
Deputy Sheriff Herman Klein and Police Lieutenant Seebohm proceeded to El Paso to extradite John J. Ryan former race horse owner on counts of moving a mortgaged automobile and passing a worthless check. Ryan earlier vanished with a $4000 vehicle after a Bauer Auto Sales Company mortgage dispute and was found with a woman he described as his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Herman Klein
Seebohm
el Paso
Tex
John J. Ryan
Bauer Auto Sales Company
Burckhardt Allen Rites Set Amid Busy Bridal Week
Miss Eleanor Burckhardt and Walter W. Allen prep for a Church of Our Savior ceremony a week from Saturday. Guests and family plan a string of bridge teas dinners and teas from Oct 9 to 16 hosted by relatives and friends including Mrs. Strickland Mrs. Steen Mrs. Johnson and others as the couple prepares for married life after their California and Texas arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Burckhardt
Walter W. Allen
Church of Our Savior
Auburn
Bridge
David Strickland
Harry Steen
Strickland
Mr. Allen
Gail Perrin
Power Clancy
A. J. Johnson
Glendale
Burckhardt
Strong
Lucille Smith
Clifford Albert
Phyllis
Pattern No. 5104 and Club Notes At Norwood Library
Pattern No. 5104 offers eight bust sizes from 40 to 54 inches with yardage guidance for 36 inch wide fabrics and a striped option. Local society notes cover Miss Elizabeth Fairweather speaking on Some Impressions of Geneva at Norwood Public Library, plus upcoming talks by Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Shearer on sculpture and Monticello life. Clifton Music Club plans Dayton Music Club exchange and Edward McDowell tribute lecture by Mrs. Kelly. News of theatre party for Miss Ruth Cooper’s wedding and related family attendances along with Maketewah luncheon plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fairweather
Norwood Literary Society
Geneva
Norwood Public Library
Mary Aléxxander
John L. Shearer Hwill
Monticello
Josephine Simrall
Claude Lotspeich
Beverly Bond
Alice Hallam
Anita Marburg
Ene Hecker
Lydia Seaurt
Clifton Music Club
Dayton (O) ‘Music Club
Cincinnati
Dayton
Edward McDowell
Edgar Stillman Kelly
Louis Victor Saar
Couse
Marian Taylor
Bayle Richardson
Ruth Cooper
George W. Whiteside
Chicago
S. M. Cooper
Arthur €. Davis
Los Ang
Cal
Philip Cottrell
Maketewah Country Club
A Wife’s Confessional Raises Questions About Richard
A wife recounts a tense scene with her mother-in-law who warns of Richard’s dangerous streak and gambling instincts. The mother-in-law fears potential financial trouble and urges secrecy about a gift from the wife’s father as Dicky’s behavior is explored through past checks and creative ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Margaret
Richard
Graham
FE. Stern
Lillian
Edith Fairfax
Bus Licenses Set to Fund Director Salary Change
Traffic Committee discussed a general motor bus ordinance with one change. It would use 4100 yearly bus license receipts to pay part of the Street Railroad Director salary, with 3500 covered by the Street Railway Company. Public hearings awaited before final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne McCloskey
Street Railway Company
William Hess
Street Railroad Committee
Street Railway
A New Cut for Tweed in Smart Winter Wear
The season features tweeds and novelty woolens for women including jumper dresses suits and topcoats. Fur collars remain favored with stiff chin rests and optional cuffs while yokes and shoulder flares dominate. Hints of browns wood tones gray and black fur trims shape bold autumn looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Reader Envelopes
Readers of The Commercial Tribune are invited to mail self addressed stamped envelopes to Eleanor Gunn, the fashion editor, for advice on clothing problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
The
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Crying in infants signals hunger and ear troubles in early life
A 1925 health column explains why a newborn cries and how hunger moisture and thirst are signaled by crying. It notes frequent infant illnesses involve nose throat and chest with earache emerging from nasal congestion and middle ear inflammation. Dr Copeland warns to check ears if crying persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feat. Ser., Inc
Motorist Fined In Traffic Court Case
Roger Dillon of Edwards Road was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge Woeste for crossing the white line and striking Edward J. Lee on Moorman Avenue. Dillon lost driving privileges for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Dillon
Edwards Road
Woeste
White Line
Edward J. Lee
Moorman Avenue
Dillon
Adoption and Jealousy Stir in Virginia’s California Visit
Virginia confronts Miss Riggs about a suspected secret involving Mr. Walling not being a Walling by birth. Miss Riggs reveals a family adoption plot tied to Bertha’s baby and a hidden paternity, suggesting Walling’s fear of losing his inheritance and marriage. Virginia plans to take the next train to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walling
Bertha
Miss Riggs
Engineer Victor Walling Faces Dilemma Over Wife and Heir
Victor Walling, a wealthy engineer, discovers his wife Virginia is draining his fortune. He pushes welfare work and appoints Miss Riggs, his mother's secretary, to influence her. Miss Riggs proposes passing off a baby as Virginia’s. Victor departs for five months to California while Virginia claims she is pregnant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Walling
Virginia
Miss Riggs
Victor
California
Notable Day Promises Change Yet Warrants Caution
The passage warns of ongoing complications despite a notable removal of an obstacle. Financial risk, risky loans, and anxiety from papers or contracts are emphasized. Employment, home affairs, and May birthdays face potential hardship, with advice to handle documents carefully and note a clever yet unreliable child born that day.
Edward Cagney Fined In Municipal Court Case
Edward Cagney of 942 West Mc Millan Street was fined 200 dollars and costs on a charge of possessing race horse slips and 10 dollars and costs on a charge of having accepted a wager in Municipal Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cagney
McMillan Street
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Wesley Miller
Hudson, Mich
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
J. Mason Howk
Stinky” Davis
Fontaine Fox
Dr. Copeland
Sunaero
Betty Jane Beauty Shoppe
Race St
Main
Bode Furniture Fumigation CO
Phone West 3000
Miss Moore
Andrews
Fay Stevenson
Walling
By Press Publishing Co
Genevieve Kemble
National Slip Cover CO
Paris
Race Street
Pearl Market Bank Bldg
Mickle
W. Seventh Street
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