Covington Y M C A Y W C A Plan Conference
Dinner conference at the Covington Y M C A discussed extending and improving work of the State Y M C A and Y W C A. Charles P Taft Jr delivered A Challenge to the Community. State officers and local secretaries provided information on development and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Y. M. C
J. B. Heiser
D. Collins Lee
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Horace Drake
Higgin Manufacturing Company
Newport
lBsther Ifuckins
Kentucky
Hi. W. Rover
S. Tucker
W. M. Ewald
Covington
E. M. Nelson
Lebanon
KK. L. Ludwig
Ashland
Mr. Heiser
Senator Ernst
John A. Dewnard
Judge Lee
Crippled Children Guests of Covington Rotary Anns
Crippled children enjoyed an outing at John Hanauer’s Covington farm hosted by the Rotary Anns wives. Rain kept indoors but games entertained the group as the campaign to raise 30000 for surgical aid to 320 children continued for a week. Covington Rotarians pledged 2000 toward a 6000 Cotton area quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outeng
Kenton County
John Hanauer
Covington
Crescent Springs Pike
Rotary Anns
State Society For Crippled Children
Hanauer
Covington Club
Newport
Falmouth
Covington Notes One Funeral and Local Court Actions
Funeral services for Miss Florence Schroeder daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Schroeder will be held at St Marys Cathedral at 9 this morning with burial in St Josephs Cemetery Cincinnati. A man named Paul Davis was charged with operating a hand book and his case continued to October 20 in Police Court. Everett Veach of Clifton Ky was fined 25 dollars and ten days in jail for disorderly conduct after being ejected from the Hippodrome Theater. Arthur Luh of Cincinnati will face the Kenton County Grand Jury on a 600 bond for driving while intoxicated. Funeral services for Charles Verner Davidson will be held at his home then at Highland Cemetery. death due to heart disease. The body of Miss Emma Graham was sent from Covington Old Ladies Home to Danville Ky for trial. Covington population is 58 309 per the US Census Bureau, July 1. Columbus Day observed with offices closed. Thomas Deaton was fined 25 25 and 100 with ten days in jail for drunkenness and related offenses. Sawyer A Smith prepared for Langley and Jipschultz appeal to the US Circuit Court in Cincinnati. Langley to be defended by Henry F E Davis of Washington DC and Linschultz by William Gray of Philadelphia. Ed F Walker named state delegate to the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Tidewater Association Convention in Toledo October 22. co delegate T V Stewart of Winchester Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Florence Schroeder
Joseph Schroeder
East Eleventh Street
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Cincinnati
Paul Davis
Thirty-eighth Street
Winston Avenue
Latonia
Everett Veach
Clifton
Manson
Hippodrome Theater
Arthur Luh
Walnut Street
Kenton County Grand Jury
Luh
Charles Verner Davidson
Greenup Street
Eleventh
Greenup Streets
Stephens
J. H. Lyon
Shinkle Oe E
Highland Cemetery
Emma Graham
Covington Old Ladies’ Home
Seventh
Garrard Streets
Danville
United States Census Bureau
Washington
Thomas Deaton
East Thirty-eighth Street
Deaton
Rosedale
Beebe
Robinson
Sawyer A. Smith
Cama
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Milton Jipschultz
United States District Court
Atlanta
Henry FE. Davis
Washington, D. C
Langley
William Gray
Philadelphia
Linschultz
Ed FE. Walker
Governor Fields
Great Lakes
Posters Obscure Dixie Highway Markings In KY
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association blasts candidates for tacking placards on poles covering Dixie Highway markings stalled earlier at great expense. Action directs attorney John H. Klette to ask campaigns to stop, and informs motor clubs of the proper route from Covington to Lexington. Tourists warned against taking the wrong Dixie Highway branch via Williamstown. The group thanks participants in the Miami motorcade welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Highway
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
John H. Klette
Ohio
Indiana
Covington
Lexington
Williamstown
Miami
Fila
Newport child dies from dog bite rabies feared
Lilian Emma Lidington ten years old daughter of Thomas Lidington 420 Lindsey Street Newport died after illness linked to a dog bite from several weeks prior. Funeral planned Wednesday at home Rev Paul Reikow of St John Evangelical to officiate burial Evergreen cemetery pallbearers Vera Gaskins Mary Bell Jean Blanford Virginia Clark authorities warn muzzling or keeping dogs off streets and vow to shoot stray dogs as in Dayton and Bellevue notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Emma Lidington
Thomas Lidington
Lindsey Street
Newport
Paul Reikow
St. John's Evangelical Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Vera Gaskins
Mary Bell
Jean Blanford
Virginia Clark
Ohio River
Frank Bregel
Bregel
Ortlieb
Dayton
Eegan
Bellevue
Officials Before Jury Charged With Waste at Jail
Albert Simms the Finance Commissioner and Chris Ebert the Safety Commissioner were summoned to testify before Newport County grand jury. They face accusations related to exorbitant monthly bills for jail medical supplies and objections to steel bars on jail kitchen windows. Jailer John P. Magel notes past prisoner escapes from the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Simms
Chris Ebert
Newport
Ob Ebert
Ebert
John P. Magel
Elks Plan School Visit Campaign To Save Old Iron Sides
Newport Elks meet to organize a campaign directed at Campbell County schools to raise funds for preserving the USS Constitution nicknamed Old Ironsides now at Boston Navy Yard. The plan envisions student penny drives to support restoration efforts amid heavy public visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Newport Elks
Campell Couinty
United States
Boston Navy Yard
Grant Berry Charged After Newport Shooting
Grant Berry of 635 Robert street Newport is charged with shooting his brother Reuben Berry at their home Sunday evening. Police say Grant fired through a kitchen window wounding Reuben in the left arm after an argument fueled by drinking. A search found no sign of Reuben, who says he will prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Berry
Leach
Newart
Robert Street
Newport
Reuben Berry
Rehoe and
Rust
Reuben
Officials Detail Ames Crash Scene and Cause
A board reviewing the Charles H. Ames air crash on Nittany Mountain reported Ames likely crashed while flying about 130 mph at 200 feet height. They traced a 100 foot forest gouge after a wing was torn by a tree and pulled instruments from the wreckage as guards held the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Carl Egge
Air Mail Service
Charles H. Ames
Nittany Mountain
Ames
Washington
Nittany
Knights of Pythias to Hold Memorial Service
Latonia Lodge No. 107 annual memorial services set for Latonia Baptist Church at Thirty-eighth and Church streets. Service begins Sunday at 7 30 pm with the memorial address delivered by Benjamin R. Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Latonia Lodge No. 107
Knights of Pythias
Latonia Baptist Church
Thirty-eighth
Church Streets
Benjamin R. Fox
Obituary and Residence List From Cincinnati and Nearby Cities
A compiled item lists individuals with residences in Ludlow Kentucky Covington Cincinnati and Dayton Ohio. Names include Leonard A Diedrichs Hildagard Riedeman William Dieringer Florence Cauvin James Harris Minnie Buford Robert V Dozier Mayme Tipton Paul Creager Martha Oldham Elwoodoo Edna M Romane Hamer Crowe Rena Wingert Ben H Egelhoff Mayone Gill Garrett and Ada Beliford with associated cities shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Diedrichs
Ludlow
Hildagard Riedeman
Covington
William Dieringer
Cincinnati
Florence Cauvin
James Harris
Dayton
Martha Oldham
O. Elwoodoo
Edna M. Romanse
Hamer
T. Crowe
Canton
Rena E. Wingert
Ben H. Egelhoff
Mayo
Illini Open Practice Aims at Hawkeyes Clash
In Urbana on October 12 Illinois began football practice for its first conference game against Iowa. Coach Zuppke led a light workout focusing on fundamentals as players prepared for the Saturday meeting at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOWA
Illini
Associated Press
Urbana
Ill
Illinois
Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Zuppke
Iowa Flaws Pointed Out After Hawkeye Win
Iowa City Oct 12 Coach Burton Innerson criticized several faults in the Hawkeye eleven after their rout of St. Louis last Saturday. He spent much of the drills tonight highlighting these weaknesses to the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Iowa City
Burton Innerson
Hawkeye
St. Louis
Wage Question Stirs AFL Delegates
The American Federation of Labor convention debates wage policy as dissents call for higher pay and shorter hours while weighing productivity and use of machinery. Memorial services for Samuel Gomper overshadow the sessions.
Legion Convention Links Legion and Federation on Child Protection
The American Legion Convention states the legion stands with the federation in safeguarding child life and regulating immigration, signaling united stance on social policy and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican Legion Convention
Legion
Federation
Generosity to China Would Benefit America, Says Doctor
Dr. Adrian Taylor of Union Medical College in Peking urges generous treatment of the Chinese, arguing commercial and social gains for America. He notes Chinese unity against foreigners, Britain’s faltering trade, and warns forceful action won’t deter China. Dr. Graeme Mitchell spoke on Rickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Adrian Taylor
Union Medical College
Peking
China
Taylor
Orient
Academy of Medicine
Literary Club
East Ninth Street
Great Britain
Graeme Mitchell
Subscriptions Rise for Deaconess Hospital Building Drive
Subscriptions to the Deaconess Hospital 500 000 building fund totaled 161 000 yesterday after the luncheon at the Gibson where workers and the Executive Committee reported 70 885.82 raised since the last report. Large gifts included 1 000 from Rebecca Scarborough and multiple memorial gifts from Mrs. Anna Grote Mrs. Ida Windisch the Dater sisters Mrs. Ella Bauer and son Edward Nagel and others. The Rev Esther Antonine spoke on campaign value and August H Tuechter announced church volunteers and a 100 church contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaconess Hospital
Gibson
Rebecca Scarborough
East Fifth Street
Anna Grote
Herman Lackmann
Ida K. Windisch
William A.windisch
Dater
Gilbert Dater
Ella Bauer
Julius Bauer
Edward Nagel
St. George's Church
Itelf
Hyde Park Home Looted of 1892 Dollars in Robbery
Clothing and silverware valued at 1892 dollars were stolen from B C Pusateri’s Hyde Park home on 3424 Mooney avenue after a window was forced open. A billfold with 32 dollars was taken from Paul Auteri at Fourth and Vine streets. A bag and suitcase with clothing and jewelry worth 169 dollars were stolen from Mrs Alex Mantach’s parked car on Fifth and Sycamore streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Pusateri
Mooney Avenue
Hyde Park
Paul Auteri
Powells
Buthon
Newport
Fourth
Vine Streets
Alex. Mantach
Colerain Avenue
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Armour High SchoolFootballGuard Dies From Injury
Henry Sundkist age 18, Armour High School guard, died from injuries sustained in a Friday game against Parkstone High School. He ruptured a kidney in the tackle.
Game preserves abolished in Japan to cut royal costs
Tokyo reports three large royal game preserves are to be abolished as the Imperial Family reverts lands to public use and to save about 200000 yen yearly in the Household Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Tokyo
Continental Motors Corporation 542 Year Record
Continental Motors Corporation grew from a Chicago partnership in 1902 to a national producer of gasoline engines. By 1916 the name changed, with Muskegon and Detroit plants covering 75.5 acres. Net income per share rose from 0.88 to 1.08 in 1923 and 1.44 in 1924, with earnings continuing higher in 1926. Current assets topped current liabilities by 11.41 million on May 1, 1926, no bank loans, and funded debt of 7.53 million. Dividends on preferred stock ended 1923. common dividends resumed at 0.80 in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Motors Corporation
Chicago
Muskegon
Detroit
Continental Motors
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed Across Markets in Midwest Report
Cincinnati and Kansas City markets show lower cattle values with heavy supplies while hogs firm in places. Cattle prices slip on easing demand, calves and stockers hold, and sheep and lambs see modest strength amid varied regional activity.
Money rates and bar silver in London market
London money market report shows bar silver at 33d per ounce. Money rates at 2 percent. Discount rates listed for short bills at 4 1/2 to 5 16 percent and three months bills at 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen City Motor Bus seeks PUC certificate for seven vans
The Queen City Motor Bus Company files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a motor transportation service from Government Square Cincinnati to Madison Road and Whetsel Avenue Madisonville. The plan calls for seven vehicles on a fifteen minute schedule and a public hearing time and place available through the commission in Columbus. The firm is listed on the fifth floor of the Citizens National Bank Building in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Motor Bus Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Government Square
Cincinnati
Madison Road
Whetsel Avenue
Madisonville
Public Utilities Pession of Ohio
Columbus
Citizens Nan Bank
Real Estate Brokers Head to Ohio Convention
Forty Cincinnati brokers and their wives travel to Akron for the sixteen annual convention of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards. Leaders include A H Beam John Spilker and John H Hall with talks by Robert A Taft and Senator Frank B Willis on citizenship and tax issues. The Cincinnati delegation is led by Harry Mohlman and departs via the Pennsylvania Railroad. The A Mardorf Company opens new offices at 808 Main Street with a remodeled three story building. Frederick A Schmidt Company executives return from a moose hunting trip in New Brunswick Canada reporting two bagged moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Akron
Ohio
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
A. H. Beam
John Spilker
John H. Hall
Robert A. Taft
Frank B. Willis
United States
Harry Mohlman
The
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Convention City
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. Mardorf Company
Main Street
Provident Bank
Seventh and Vine Streets
Walter S. Schmidt
P. Lincoln. Mitchell
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
John Mitchell
New Brunswick
Canada
Real estate training course announced by national boards
The National Association of Real Estate Boards with the Institute for Research in Land Economics and Public Utilities and Northwestern University will hold the first intensive short course for real estate teachers in the United States. The program at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois runs December 27, 1925 to January 2, 1926, focusing on real estate practice law and appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Institute For Research In Land, Economics and Public Utilities
Northwestern University
Canada
Evanston
Illinois
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
National Association
Police Officers Suspended Over Bribery Charges
Two Eighth District policemen E J Stenger and Alexander Franks were suspended by Chief William Copelaw after an investigation into alleged bribery at a cafe on Springfield pike and Congpton road. Inspectors Weatherly and Kane reported the men demanded $100 to avoid tearing out a telephone. Clifford Sefferino identified the officers as repeatedly soliciting payments. hearings are set this week before Safety Director Charles E Tudor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth District
William Copelaw
William T. Ralph
Springfield Pike
Congpton Road
Weatherly and
Kane
E. J. Stenger
Alexander Franks
Stenger
Franks
Charles E. Tudor
Clifford Sefferino
Weatherly
Sefferino
Copelaw
Serferino
Corbett Wins Ohio Featherweight Title In Dayton Show
Syd Conn of Manchester loses first pro bout in 23 starts as Al Corbett of Cleveland earns decision in twelve rounds to capture the Ohio featherweight title. Shifty Dando of Portsmouth stops K. O. Victor of Cincinnati by technical knockout in eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Syd Conn
Manchester
England
al Corbett
Cleveland
Corbett
Ohio
Shifty Dando
Portsmouth
K. O. Victor
Cincinnati
Railroad Notes and Convention Highlights
The sixty ninth annual meeting of the American Association of Traffic Officers is set for October 29 in New Orleans to review traffic management committees. G W Squiggins of Baltimore and Ohio will attend as a Central Passenger Traffic Association committeeman. The Columns Transportation Club held a Pennsylvania Night with W R Cox of Pennsylvania Lines speaking. The Liberty Limited renames the Washington Broadway Limited. Great Northern reports a near sixty percent rise in Glacier National Park rail tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Traffic Officers
New Orleans
G. W. Squiggins
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Central Passenger Traffic Association
Columns
O.) Transportation Club
Pennsylvania
W. R. Cox
Pennsylvania Lines
Illness Forces Trotsky to Take Rest
Moscow reports Leon Trotsky, weakened by demanding economic tasks since his return five months ago, must withdraw from active Soviet work. He heads to Kislovodsk for several weeks rest after an eight hour daily work routine. Still, he aims to restore political prestige and solidify ties with Soviet leaders and the Communist party, aided by Lenin’s widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Bolsheviks
South
Russia
Kislovodsk
Caucasus
Trotzky
Communist Party
Nikolai Lenin
Auto strike injures man on truck in city crash
Lesley Hill age 24 of 2405 Norwood avenue suffered a broken right elbow and possible fracture of the right hip while on the running board of a truck driven by Ralph Fozzio at Twelfth street and Reading road. The truck was sideswiped by a car driven by Emil Polster of 3664 Lee place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesley Hill
Norwood Avenue
Ralph Fozzio
Betts Street
Twelfth Street
Reading Road
Emil Polster
Lee Place
Crude Oil Runs Report From Oil City
Oil City Pa report shows credit balance 3.05. Daily runs 99,212 barrels with average 45,621 barrels. Shipments totaling 108,019 barrels with average shipments 76,192 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis flour market update dated October 12 shows Wheat No 1 Northern at 46 and 139 for December with May at 142 Corn No 2 yellow at 82 Oats No 3 white near 34 and 35 Flax No 1 around 25 94 262.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Three motorists jailed and five fined in Traffic Court
Fifteen motorists faced speeding charges with three convicted of driving while intoxicated, one of reckless driving, and one of manslaughter in a large Traffic Court docket. Judge Woeste sentenced three to jail, five to fines, and continued remaining cases.
Racing Car Crashes at New Rockingham Park
Vic Spooner’s car crashed at 125 miles an hour in Salem New Hampshire injuring Spooner and fatally wounding his mechanic Daniel Shaw of Melrose. The wreck occurred before the grandstand at the New Rockingham Park Board track as flames spread to the board track the fire was subdued by hand extinguishers. Spooner suffered brain concussion according to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
N. H
Vic Spooner
Spooner
Daniel Shaw
Melrose
Lawrence
Mass
New
Rockingham Park Board
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J. Mason Howk
McNeely E
Lee
Harris
Leteone
Peckinpaugh
Laege
Myer
Johnson
Coveleskie
Fer JSON
Marberry
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Liebold
Adams Ae Peer Neeenenseeee
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Moore
Carey
Cuyler
Fweneee
Barnhart
Traynor
Wright
S. S
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McInnes
Smith
Oeteweveses
Seeenes
Meadows
Aldridge
Adams
Kremer
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Washington Oodpee Enee
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Pittsburgh
Ban
J. Harris
Lield
Innin
Ruel
Ferguson
Ballou
Jemer
Morrison
S. Harris
Judge
Veach
Wiiht
Bighee
Peckiaugh
John J. Leary, JR
New York World News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Woll
John P. Frey
Executive Council
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Green
Woolf
Samuel Gompers
Needle Trades Unions of
New York
Max Zaritsky
Gompers
Moses W. Karr
Committee On Resolutions
New England
Associated Engineering Societies
Woll
Frey
Lynch
James William Fitzpatrick
James Duncan
William D. Mahon
Sara A. Conboy
James O'Connell
Frank Morrison
Panny Draper
Donald Deer
Canadian
Trades and Labor Congress
Ben Smith
A. A. Purcell
George L. Berry
Amer
Contial Motors Corp
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Conn
Washington Broadway
Glacier National Park
Great Northern Railway Company
Park
Judge Woeste
Cylde Sonneycalf
Kennilworth Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Louis Neumeisier
Harrison Avenue
Central Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Lee Goldkiller
Mason Place
Robert Niehaus
San Carlos Apartments
Frank Hollerback
York Street
Charles Brooks
Arcadia Place
Observatory Road
Arch Karnes
Beechmont Road
Walter Dieck
Tanner Read
Hart
GEO. Eustis &Co
Ford Madox Ford
Joseph Conrad
Grunbaum
Klosterholm
Solomon’s
Fred‘ A.schmidt
Son
Florida
Israel
Goof Brothers
Jericho
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Mariemont
Queen City
Cincinnatus
the Fourth and Central Trust CO
Fourth and Vine Streets
Woodburn Av
Warsaw Av
Oak and Chestnut Sts
Federal Reserve System
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