Kenton County Tax Delinquency Question Reaches Court
Joseph Carl sues Peter P. Thiel Sheriff over delinquent state and county taxes becoming due December 1. Court dismisses petition, refuses injunction on penalties before January 1 1926, while a connecting law faces later delinquency dates. Judge Harbeson appeals to Kentucky Court of Appeals amid shifting delinquency rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carl
Peter P. Thiel
Kenton County
Harbeson
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Thiel
Priscilla Dean Stars in The Crimson Runner at Liberty
Priscilla Dean leads The Crimson Runner a postwar Vienna drama at the Liberty Theater Covington today and tomorrow with a comedy and news reel. Irene Rich Bert Lytell and Clara Bow star in Eve's Lover Friday and Saturday plus a newsreel and an O Henry comedy. Clifford and Vance present A Vaudeville Delicacy and Draper and Hendrie perform Friday and Saturday. Miss Helen Doyle soprano and Liberty Ragamuffin jazz band appear all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Dean
Liberty
Vienna
Robin Hood
Liberty Theater
Covington
Irene Rich
Bert. Lytell
Clara Bow
Eve
Clifford and
Vance
Draper and
Hendrie
Helen Doyle
Fire
Samuel Swan Jr Dies at Jooth Memorial Hospital
Samuel Swan Jr 23 son of Samuel Swan restaurant owner of 514 Madison Avenue died of typhoid fever yesterday at Jooth Memorial Hospital. He had lived with his father on Taylor Mill Pike and formerly managed the family restaurant. He is survived by his parents and his widow Mrs Jimma Swan. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Allison Rose's funeral home Seventh and Scott streets. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Samuel Swan, JR
Samuel Swan
Madison Avenue
Jooth Memorial Hospital
Taylor Mill Pike
Jimma”’ Swan
Allison & Rose's
Seventh
Scott Streets
Highland Cemetery
Covington Notes Briefs and Court Actions
Frank Brown, roadhouse owner, was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail by Judge Read on a whisky possession and selling charge. The decoursey will of C S Rust probated. widow Mary C Rust named executrix. Home entries reported including a Grand avenue Campbell County theft. Federal Grand Jury bond set for Joe Rooney on a still case. A drunkenness arrest in Cincinnati led to a 25 dollar fine and ten days in jail. Humane Society Tag Day volunteers plan a meeting in Judge Read's courtroom. Federal court fall term to convene in Covington with 300 plus criminal cases tied to prohibition. Lloyd Kelley to testify on Mann Act violation. linked to Lemons-Covington case. Knights Templar card party and chicken dinner planned at Fourth and Scott. Covington Peters Club discussed ethics with Cincinnati and Covington guests. Kentucky State Board of Pharmacy conducted exams. Professor Brown to replace Porter as president. twenty five applicants to be examined over three days.
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Covington
Frank Brown
Scott’s
Read
C. S. Rust
Decoursey
Mary C. Rust
Clifford Ewing
East Eighteenth Street
Thomas Todd
Grand Avenue
Campbell County
Roeten
Joe Rooney
Metropole
Cincinnati
Manson Py
Kenton County Humane Society
Judge Read
Cochran
United States District Court
Roethan
Lloyd Kelley
Kelley
Pearl. Lemons
Dayton
Fred Lemons
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Covington Commandery No. 7
Knights Templar
Sonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Ralph Trimble
William C. Britt
Covington Peters Club
Teharles Moriari
Kentucky State Board of Pharmacy
Masonic Temple
George F. Porter
Berea
J. W. Gayle
Frankfort
James F. Wilson
Mayfield
Edward Bloomfield
Louisville
J. G. Goodwin
William Voetteler
G. O. Patterton
Owingsville
L. A. Brown
Multiple Divorces and Civil Suits in Kenton Circuit Court
Mrs. Mary Riedlin Cobb obtained a divorce from Clarence G. Cobb for abandonment and received custody of two children with $1.5 yearly support. a property settlement was made out of court. A default judgment of $3,200 was ordered for Citizens National Bank of Covington against Ralph R., Rollan Yelton, and John Sheanshang as executor of E. J. Yelton. Alimony and wage restraint sought against Stanley Kennedy by Bessie Kennedy. The Peoples Savings Bank as committee for Mary A. Stevenson sued to liquidate debts with sale of thirty-two Erlanger lots. Lee Fortner divorced Mary J. Fortner for five years separation. Matilda Nelson seeks $1,800 from Via Sanders. D. E. Harless sues for $125 from RR. Trowbridge on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Mary Riedlin Cobb
Harbeson
Clarence G. Cobb
Cobb
William Riedlin
Covington
Main Street
Citizens National Bank of Covington
Ralph R
Rollan Yelton
John Sheanshang
E. J. Yelton
Bessie Kennedy
Stanley Kennedy
Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mary A. Stevenson
Erlanger
Lee Fortner
Local Residence List From Covington to Newport
A list of residents includes Walter J. Schuchte and Marie A. Stallcup of Covington, Edward Wakefield and Evelyn Williams of Springfield, Lee Anderson and Vardis Spitzer of Junction City, and Arthur Jones and Fry Fry of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Schuchte
Covington
Marie A. Stallcup
Edward Wakefield
Springfield
Evelyn Williams
O. Lee Anderson
Junction City
Vardis Spitzer
Arthur Jones
Newport
Fry Fry
Coolidges Listen To World Series Play By Loud Speaker
President and Mrs. Coolidge watched the sixth game of the world series from the White House living room as Kremer started the action to Rice. The couple stayed through the final out when Bluege was retired with Harris on second base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Corby Guardianship Court Tangle Delays Heir Estate
Detroit Oct 13 The guardianship of Marie Theresa Cor six year old heiress to a 1 000 000 estate cannot proceed until guardian John C Rabault is formally relieved by Wayne County Probate Court Judge Command holds. If deemed wise the guardian may be relieved and the estate turned over to new guardians where the child resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Marie Theresa Corby
John c. Rabault
Wayne County
Judge Command
Rabault
Morgans Forthwith Bond for Estate Sale Ties in Detroit Case
Russell Morgan and wife Madeline Morgan posted a 2 million dollar bond in Kenton County Court to cover an intended sale of part of the estate of the late Thomas W. Corby of Detroit. Attorneys Martin J. Brown and John T. Murphy left for Detroit to pursue the matter while the Morgans refuse to disclose their plans or whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Corby
Detroit
Russell Morgan
Madeline Morgan
Theresa Corby
Kenton County
Martin J. Brown
John T. Murphy
Morgans
Race horse owner held in Cleveland murder case
Thomas O Leary race horse owner was charged with murder in Cleveland after police traced him to a hotel through ownership of two horses. Thomas Kelly died from injuries after a fight with O Leary. A divorced wife of a West Virginia mine superintendent served as a witness.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Thomas O'Leary
Thomas Kelly
O'Leary
Kelly
West Virginia
Artment
Mqnor
Fines Upheld for Liquor Trafficking By Two Cincinnatians
The Ohio Supreme Court denied appeals by Harry Keller and May Zack of Cincinnati for illegal liquor trafficking. Keller must pay 600 dollars and Zack 300 dollars. Both were previously sentenced by the mayor of North Bend after city officers arrested them. Zack’s appeal was deemed timely? Orchard
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Columbus
Harry Keller
Elmwood Place
Cincinnati
May Zack
State Supreme Court
North Bend
Newport Invited to Ft Thomas Military Review
Mayors and officials from Cincinnati Newport Covington and Ft Thomas are invited as guests of honor to witness a regimental review of the Tenth Infantry at the military post Saturday at 10 30 o’clock. Inspection will follow the review and Colonel Dana T Merrill commander has extended an invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Thomas
Cincinnati
Newport
Covington
Tenth Infantry
Dana T. Merrill
Newport Notes: Fined for disorderly conduct after accident
Chester Dell of 30 East Ninth street was fined $5 and costs by Judge Moore in Police Court for disorderly conduct following an automobile collision at Tenth and Monmouth. Arrangements announced for euchre and lotto at Moose Temple 821 Washington Ave on Wednesday and Thursday. play at 2:30 PM and 8 PM. Reverend J Newton Cloe conducts a two week revival at the Christian Church Silver Grove with services nightly except Saturday at 7:15 PM. Sunday he preaches at Walton KY and returns to Silver Grove for Sunday night service. Kathryn Yaeger filed in Campbell County Circuit Court to recover $840 with interest from Mrs Christina Young, loans made in 1923-24, payable on settlement of Mrs Young's husband's estate. estate settled but loans unpaid.
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Newport
Chester Dell
East Ninth Street
Moore
Tenth
Monmouth Streets
Moose Temple
Washington Avenue
J. Newton Cloe
Christian Church
Silver Grove
Marriage Licenses and Residence Details
Adolph W and Ethel Rie Christopher En with Emily Deyo listed under licenses. Residence noted as Cleveland Ohio with Galiion and land ties to Cincinnati. Cincinnati entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph W
Ethel Rie Christopher En
Emily Deyo
Cleveland, O
Realty Transfers: Voltz to Weber for Lot in Newport
Freda Voltz transfers a Newport lot to Mamie Weber for 1000 in stamps. The deed records indicate a property transfer within the realty section of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Voltz
Mamie Weber
Newport
300 BACK HOWK FOR SHERIFF
Three hundred members of the J Mason Hawk for Sheriff Club met at the K of P Castle. Dr George B McClintock urged voters to support Hawk. Other speakers included Mrs Charles F Firth Lee Robinson E H Daugherty John C B Yates Arthur Inskeep and Hal Ricketts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mason
Hawk
K. of P. Castle
Fourth Street
Court Avenue
George B. McClintock
Covington
Charles F. Firth
Lee Robinson
E. H. Daugherty
Ludlow
John C. B. Yates
Arthur Inskeep
Latonia
Hal Ricketts
Guarding Your Health as a Good Patient
A health column urges cooperation with doctors and nurses to defeat disease. A good patient accepts necessary treatments and nourishment, resists grumbling, and supports care. The piece notes cooperation is essential and cites examples about eye lashes and skin questions. It includes a reader Q&A with answers on lash growth and weight for a tall youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Ser., Inc
Luncheon Highlights Lady Diana Manners and Iris Tree
The Woman's Club hosted a luncheon on Oak street drawing 300 members and guests. President Mrs. Earl McC. Galbraith praised The Miracle cast and confirmed the pantomime's success both artistically and financially with J. Herman Thuman addressing questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Manners
Iris Tree
Oak Street
Earl McC. Galbraith
J. Herman Thuman
Diana
Miss Tree
Galbraith
Thuman
George M. Toe Water
Britt Reiner
Josephine Simrall
Bertha Bauer
C. W. Bosworth
B. B. Nelson
Ira Holden
S. A. Crocker
James Burton Dean
George Mills
D. A. Warner
Mary Neff
Frank H. Simpson
E. J. Wohlgemuth
Literature Club opens year with luncheon talk on drama
The Department of Literature of the Woman's Club begins its year with a luncheon on October 21. Dean Frank W. Chandler of the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Cincinnati will speak on You Playgoers, offering a survey of modern drama that promises to be instructive and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Club
Frank W. Chandler
College of Liberal Arts
University of Cincinnati
Mrs Rauh to Present Final Story Hour for Goucher Fund
On Saturday at 3 o clock Mrs Sidney J Rauh will give the final story hour for children in the series benefiting the Goucher College building fund. The last at home targets 11 to 14 year olds and features Dickens Christmas Carol with lantern slides. Previous sessions drew large audiences, necessitating a repeat showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney J. Rauh
Goucher College Building Fund
Glendale luncheon honors debutante Julia and guest
Mrs. Charles S. Bailey hosted a luncheon in Glendale for her debutante Julia and house guest Mrs. Clarence I. Paulsen of Oakland California. Debutantes invited included Katherine Heekin Susan Conkling Hildegarde Ault Alice Merrell Alexina Sattler Elizabeth Haydock Margo Minor Jane Waite Louie Jean Miller Rosemary Hoppe.
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Charles S. Bailey
Glendale
Julia
Clarence I. Paulsen
Oakland
Cal
Cincinnati
Katherine Heekin
Susan Conkling
Hildegarde Ault
Alice Merrell
Alexina Sattler
Elizabeth Haydock
Margo Minor
Jane Waite
Louie Jean Miller
Rosemary Hoppe
Morrill Hosts Haydock Debutante Raffle Night
Mr and Mrs Albert H Morrill entertain October 27 for Mr and Mrs George Haydock s debutante Miss Elizabeth with bridge and dancing in a formal social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Morrill
George Haydock
Elizabeth
Home-Coming Celebrated by St Mark's Oakley Guild
The Woman's Guild of St Mark's Episcopal Church Oakley holds a home coming today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. President Mrs Catherine Duerner invites all former parish friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Oakley
Catherine Duerner
Madisonville Methodist Men Banquet Planned Friday Evening
The annual banquet and entertainment of the Men's Class of the Madisonville Methodist Church is set for Friday at 6 o'clock. Miss Ruth Moyer, noted for humorous impersonations, will perform after the meal. About 300 members and their wives are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville Methodist Church
Ruth Moyer
Officers' Club Hop at Ft Thomas Guests Friday Evening
An informal hop will be given by the Officers' Club at Ft Thomas on Friday evening for the officers of the post and their guests. Colonel and Mrs Merrell will host supper at their quarters after the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Mail loot recovered five held as robbers
In Los Angeles a mail truck heist yielded most of a $500000 registered loot. Five alleged bandits were jailed as detectives uncovered a hacker’s headquarters in a garage near San Pedro Harbor and recovered $9,000 in cash $140000 in bonds $300000 in ABA checks and about forty platinum watches from the site with about $9000 still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Here
San Pedro Harbor
American Bankers’ Association
Women Begin Sessions at 56th Methodist Missionary Meeting
More than 300 women from six central states registered during the opening sessions of the fifty sixth annual meeting of the Cincinnati branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church at St. Pauls M E Church in Toledo. Mrs William A Hall of Cincinnati acted as presiding First Vice President.
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M. E
Associated Piss
Toledo
Central States
Cincinnati
Women’s Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
William A. Hall
Pretty School Frock Pattern No 4970 and Tiny Tot Coat No 5242
Sewing patterns for a plaid school frock suitable for ages 6 8 10 12 with optional velveteen gingham or wash fabrics. Includes collar cuffs and pocket facing in contrasting material and yardage details. Also features a tiny tots coat and cap pattern No 5242 for sizes 6 months to 4 years with fabric yardage. Mail pattern for 10 cents.
Callot Approves The Jumper Dress In Collection
The jumper dress is popular and versatile, worn day and night in many fabrics. Callot has introduced the jumper dress in their collection and even displays it for evening, with velvet crepe and other novelties in autumn tones.
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Callot
Fairchild
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Reader Help
Readers may mail Eleanor Gunn, fashion editor of The Commercial Tribune, with clothing questions using a self addressed stamped envelope to receive guidance on style and wardrobe issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati, C
The
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Confession Reveals Wife Fanny Powell in Farmhouse Trap
A man recalls being overpowered by Fanny Powell as she binds his wrists and gags him. He realizes their plan to prove feigned aphasia backfired, leaving him and Katherine trapped while a nurse’s moonlit caution hints at danger.
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Hugh Grantland
Lillian
Asphasia
Katherine
Ser., Inc
Myers Y. Cooper Named Church Council Head
Myers Y. Cooper of Cincinnati was elected President of the Ohio Council of Churches at the closing session of its annual meeting in Columbus. He previously served as Vice President. Bishop Theodore S. Henderson of Cincinnati was chosen Chairman of the Evangelistic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Tomorrow Their Second Start
Victor Walling piles wealth on Virginia until he learns she squanders it. He seeks an heir and uncovers plans to pass off an adopted baby as their own. They reconcile after a confession of wealth loss, and Virginia sells pearls to fund Bertha Benson's child. The infant changes their outlook on life and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Walling
Virginia
Victor
Bertha Benson
By Press Publishing Co
Pearls and a Quiet Autumn Love Story
Virginia and Victor share a vow to keep the gifted pearls as a symbol of enduring love. They reflect on money, labor, and life as fall harvest closes, while Bertha’s baby prompts a deeper sense of responsibility and family devotion.
Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecast for October 15 1925
Genieve Kemble predicts a restless day due to lunar transits with Uranus opposing Luna. Defer changes and travel, but employment and new business may prosper. Those born on this day may be restless. guidance suggests keeping them in steady employment.
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Uranus
Luna
Feat. Ser., Inc
Prague to Pay in 62 Years Debt Deal Details
Washington Oct 13 The Czecho-Slovakian debt funding agreement was prepared for Congress with signatures from Secretary Mellon for the American Commission and Dr. Wilhelm Pospisil representing Czechoslovakia. The plan calls for sixty-two years of payments totaling $3,000,000 annually for eighteen years, then about $6,000,000 thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Mellon
American Commission
Wilem Pospisil
Czecho-Slovakia
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Fay Stevenson
Bertha
Cary
Genevieve Kemble
Prague
Albert Banasch Co
Race St
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