Grand Jury Indicts 200 Defendants in Covington Circuit
The Federal Grand Jury convened by Judge Cochran returned 163 indictments naming 200 defendants after a three hour session. Most charged with prohibition violations. two with interfering with the mails. Albert L Abbott’s case continued after state sentence. Jury list includes H S Howe foreman and others from Elizabethville to Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Robert Miller
Robert Poole
Albert L. Abbott
Abbott
Grant County
H. S. Howe
Foreman
Elizabethville
W. M. Pait
Bellevue
George Fox
Covington
Emerson Allen
Warsaw
R. B. Huey
Burlington
Perry McClanahan
Carlisle
C. R. Tucker
Maysville
Ira Adams
Dry Ridge
John Watson
Mt. Oliver
C. W. Garnett
Hillsboro
Alfred Carr
Sunrise
John Wilson
McKenneysburg
Jerry Griffith
Walton
J. L. Cassidy
James Clift
Carthage
B. W. Bannock
Berry
McGuire
Lexington
Hubert Bergolde
Newport
Jennie Hermes
Peerts Goosge Cove
Emma cWalters
Bromley
Robert Hensley
Pearl McNeese
Dewey Scroggins
Ernest Truitt
Ennis Brady
Frank Hatchell
Walter Grimsley
Abe Sopher
Charles Bush
Campbell County
Tony Sendelback
Joseph Coffee
B. Coffee
Norman Sudduth
Daniel Mehlman
Theodore Franxman
Joseph Gerwe
Arthur Koors
Verne Stall
Frederick Nitze
Gordon Neal
John Hanna
Michael Nolan
Stephan A. Day
Silver Grove
George Andrea
Edward Mulcahy
John Bauer
August Schultz
Willis Bush
Rhodes Hall
Clifton
Hugh Jackson
John P. Franxman
Wilburt Kirsch
Alvin Muehenback
Harry Brenner
Lawrence McDonough
William Donnelly
Edward Dichman
Henry Bill
Ralph Kleine
Onnie Evans
George Smith
Lillian Hermann
Raymond Smith
Dave Daniels
John Lewis
William Remenowsky
John Kenneweg
George Steffen
A. L. Gibson
William Kenneweg
Campbel County
John Layton
John Schneider
Walter Nolan
Frank Meyers
Anthony Sorge
Amuel Boyer
Harry Bi
Charles Berberich
Ugh Jackson
Stella Barnett
James Barnett
Loretta Hunter
Anna Huck
James May
John Herald
Thomas Groves
Howard Andress
Edna Tobiens
Wiliam Gray
Clarence Shields
Elmer Shamback
John Kruse
Charles Sarbeck
Campbell
Harry Bierle
Emma Harris
Andrew Faust
Margaret Matthews
Newtt
HH. EZ
Daisy Fordewport
John T. Blount
William York
Dayton
Joseph Polking
Decoy
Frank Hersley
Melbourne
Harry Erwn
Frederick Nienaber
George Kunkel
Edward Herbel
Joseph Cook
Val Herringer
Samuel Gill
Harry Cramer
Albert Nica Senne
Janersley
Elbourne
Bert Leis
Raymond Flynn
Orville Norton
Elmer Davis
William Hampton
A. W. Gleason
Charles Eckerle
Betty Neal
Daniel Callahan
New Rt
Claude Vickers
Maurice Itznes
Stanley Mitchell
John Hanover
Ashy Cummings
Hall Davis
Anna Horn
Charles Bort
John Franxman
Sarah Franxman
Angelo Adornette
James Gray
Lon Beliew
Robert Pool
Newport Elks Back Campaign to Rebuild Old Ironsides
Newport BPOE No 273 joins a nationwide drive to raise 500000 for the frigate Old Ironsides at Boston Navy Yard. Congress and President Coolidge approve the gift to Secretary of the Navy Curtis D Wilbur. Charles A Patzold leads Newport efforts with a speakers list visiting schools locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, Lodge
Boston Navy Yard
Curtis D. Wilbur
Navy
Chhildren
Congress
Coolidge
The
Elks
United States
Charles A. Patzold
Newport
Campbell County
Fred Bassman
Aubrey Bassman
Shaler Berry
George Herold
A. M. Caldwell
Chester W. Dorsey
L. J. Diskin
Ben F. Sexton
Fred Dunker
Harry F. Schaeper
Ford Walters
Arthur Roth
Thomas Flynn
Jude Otto Wolff
Edward Boland
Charles Foster
L. J. Crawford
J. M. Digby
W. F. Clark
Conrad Matz
Arthur Daly
Andrew Thurner
Matthew Herold
John McCarthy
George Oetgen
Peter Buchert
Dayton man overpowers robbers on Opera Place
John Reiner of Dayton Kentucky said two Black men tried to hold him up on Opera Place Cincinnati. He knocked one down and fought off the other with a knife wound to his right hand and arm, and was taken to General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reiner
Terrace Avenue
Dayton
Opera Place
Race
Elm Streets
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Reiner
Four Men arraigned on intoxication charges
Four men appeared before Judge Moore in police court yesterday on intoxication charges. They were fined $10 plus costs. Names listed include Arthur Gale of Mt. Sterling Kentucky Ezekial Downard of Mt. Sterling Kentucky Jack Rolan of Cincinnati and J P Marx of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
Realty Transfers Show Several City Lot Sales
Realty transfers list several parcels with buyers and sellers. Schmidt to Peter Schmidt in Liner Place subdivision for $3,500 in stamps. Mary Alice Riggs to Harry J. Beckmeyer for a Ft. Thomas lot at $11,500. Harry C. Spinks transfers to Charles C. Anderson a Newport lot for $1,500. Spinks also sells a Newport lot to Hannah Rose Mueller for $1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Schmidt
Peter Schmidt
Mary Alice Riggs
Harry J. Beckmeyer
Ft. Thomas
Harry C. Spinks
Charles C. Anderson
Newport
Hannah Rose Mueller
Gramps
Local Names List Across Ohio and Kentucky Communities
A compiled roster of residents including Leo V. DuBois Cincinnati Mary D. Pierce Fr Thomas Albert Crockram Cincinnati Flora Ragland Cincinnati Earl G. Mussmore Wooster Esther G. Hartel Wooster Lester G. Boyden Cincinnati Jean Daye Cincinnati Wilbur Kirsch Southgate Mary L. Reichert William J. Busam Cincinnati Aile schatiieet Cincinnati Everett L. Spencer South Lebanon Calister Ford Morrow Clifford B. Redden Covington Goldie M. Wilson Dayton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jean Daye
Wilbur Kirsch
Southgate
Mary L. Reichert
William J. Busam
Aile Schatiieet
Everett L. Spencer
South Lebanon
O. Calister Ford
Morrow
O. Clifford B. Redden
Covington
Goldie M. Wilson
Dayton, Ky
Campbell Circuit Court Grants Two Divorces
Judge Caldwell in Campbell Circuit Court yesterday granted two divorces. Marie Carter of 210 Columbia Street divorced George Carter citing cruelty after alleged repeated beatings since their March 22, 1924 marriage. Lydia Hawthorne of Ft. Thomas obtained a divorce from Jacob Hawthorne for abandonment. her maiden name Lydia Calvert was restored. they wed in Columbus, Indiana, June 18, 1901, and she says he abandoned her in June 1922.
Plan to Rebuild Dixie Highway Link in Kenton County
Good Roads Association discussed rebuilding the Bracht Piner road as a connecting link between Dixie Highway branches in southern Kenton County. A tarvia surface would cost about 73000 dollars while concrete 88000 dollars for a sixteen foot wide roadway. A Kenton County fiscal court and bonding commission committee will meet with the State Highway Commission to negotiate funding and shared mileage on Richardson Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Good Roads Association
Kenton County Fiscal Court
County Bonding Commission
State Highway Commission
Funeral services for Mrs Frank Ryan
Mrs Frank Ryan aged 45 will be buried in Verona after funeral rites tomorrow afternoon. She died Sunday afternoon at her home in Erlanger Kentucky by drinking poison. Her husband and six children were in the room. he attempted to stop her. Dr C W Cullom declared her dead. coroner W H Glore ruled death by own action. Children aged 2 to 11 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jal
Verona
Covington Notes Mixed Local News and Warnings
Mary Hinternisch, 92, former Covington resident, died Sunday night at her daughter’s home in Lancaster Kentucky. The body will be brought to Covington for burial. Luther Dodd reported a knife attack by a negro thug on the way to work. Dodd fought back with a lantern and the assailant fled. Charles Ecton of Banklick Street fined for carrying concealed weapons. Frank Moore of London pleaded guilty to cashing two postal orders. sentencing to come. Building permits issued to John Dahrenkamp for a $65,000 brick structure at Twentyeth and Denver and to L W Ransom for a $4,000 brick dwelling at 221 East Fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mary Hinternisch
Dodd
Charles Ecton
Banklick Street
Manson Yes- Frank M Moore
London
Banana Oil Embrace A Stranger LOL Goes
A fragmentary item notes a quirky phrase "Banana Oil Embrace" and a line about a total stranger laughing. The readable bits suggest a humorous or playful snippet without clear people or places.
Deaconess Hospital Campaign Surpasses Goal by Five Thousand
The Deaconess Hospital building fund campaign raised 504,890 dollars, topping the 500,000 dollar goal. August H Tuatcher announced final reports showing 126,251.50 raised Friday through last night, with nurses pledging an extra 110 to reach 505,000. The event honored Emma Kessler and accompanying gifts highlighted contributions from Dr. A G Lohmann J J Castellini and churches as a victory dance celebrated the overage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaconess Hospital
Gibson
H.tuechter
Emma Kessler
J. J. Castellini
The
Peace As National Bank
A. G. Lohmann
George J. Gruen
Tuechter
Herbert B. Ehler
W. C. Harris
Harry H. Hines
Theodore Range
Dr. Harris
First Presbyterian Church
Otto Luedeking
Old Guard
Maketewah Country Club
United Brethren Church of
Clifton Heights
Phillipus Church
Zion Evangelical Church of
Oakley
Charles D. Heisel
Daniel Heisel
Louise Tuechter
Zion Evangelical Church
Clifton to Join Modern Apartments Plan at Ludlow Avenue
John Hadjis, a confectioner, buys the three story double brick at 807 and 809 Ludlow avenue Clifton for 45000 to convert into modern apartments with two stores on the first floor. W H Sottong seller. the project is among the largest sales in Clifton in months. A Hyde Park two story home at 2766 Wasson road sells at auction to Joseph Schmidt for 7700. Fred Tuke & Son handle for Leila Ebersole executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
John Hadjis
W. H. Sottong
Wasson Road
Hyde Park
Joseph Schmidt
Fred Tuke & Son
Leila Ebersole
Ebersole
Three story West End house sold and dance pavilion planned
A three story brick dwelling at 633 West Court Street West End with ten rooms was bought yesterday by Nathaniel Nathan from John Gabriel via the Frederick A Schmidt Company. The second floor at Fifth and Plum has been leased by James Ross for a two year term at 2640 per year, sublet by Poley Bros. The deal was arranged by Bert M Cohen of Charles C Cohen & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Court Street
West End
Nathaniel Nathan
John Gabriel
Frederick A. Schmidt
Fifth and
Plum Streets
James Ross
Poley Bros
Bert M. Cohen
Charles C. Cohen & Bro
Two Wills Probated in Kenton County Court
The will of Edward J. Goebel of Covington was probated yesterday. the estate goes to widow Jennie Goebel who qualified executrix without bond. Mrs Nettie Gadker’s will leaves the estate to daughters Lillian Wahl and Mary Weiskatell. George Wahl named and qualified as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Goebel
Covington
Kenton County Court
Jennie Goebel
Nettie Gadker
Lillian Wahl
Mary Weiskatell
George Wahl
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Ohio Residents
A compiled list of marriage licenses shows applicants including Earl G. Rost of Dayton Ohio and Agnes Dickerson also of Dayton, Marion J. Calvert of Lancaster and Pauline Martin of Lancaster, William Sullivan of London and Ethel France of Springfield, Wayne Murphy of Indianapolis and Elizabeth Dickerson, Covington resident Alice Kinney and Brummett Elmwood, Olive Richmond of Whitley County Kentucky, Cecil Smith and Brandt Ohio residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl G. Rost
Dayton
Agnes Dickerson
Marion J. Calvert
Lancaster
Pauline Martin
William Sullivan
London
Ethel France
Springfield
O. C
Wayne Murphy
Indianapolis
Ind
Elizabeth Dickerson
Walton
Earl Asbury
Covington
Alice Kinney
Claysville
Brandt
O. Collins
Auto crashes claim Lacey life on Cornell road
Hubert C. Lacey 30 of 33 Orchard street Arlington Heights died yesterday afternoon at Dr A H Carr office Read ing Ohio from injuries when his automobile overturned on Cornell road He was pinned for an hour before rescue His death marks Hamilton County 106th auto fatality this year Nine others were injured in a series of crashes last night with several drivers fleeing the scene and one man arrested for reckless driving Parole notices and city bond questions also appear in the notice sequence with election details for Cincinnati scheduled November 3 1925
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert C. Lacey
Orchard Street
Arlington Heights
A. H. Carr
Main Avenue
Reading
Cornell Road
Hamilton County
Lacey
Thomas Frank
Hazelwood
Frank
Carr
Charles Sitznagel
Carll Street
William Ford
Linn Street
Carl Dalton
Hopkins Avenue
General Hospital
Martha Stubble
West Ninth Street
Edward Zennett
Price Avenue
Fifth and
Plum Streets
William Hermann
West Seventh Street
Mohawk Place
Central Avenue
Robert Albier
Daniel Rechel
Ruby Avenue
Edward Kahn
Sarah Coleman
Hyde Park Avenue
Leo Kerwin
East Thirteenth Street
Court
Main Streets
Kerwin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Municipal Court of
City of
Ninth Street
Broadway
Sycamore Street
Fifth Street
Main Street
Pike Street
Liberty Street
Highland Avenue
Third Street
Eastern Avenue
Kilgour Street
Madison Road
Parkway
Dixmuth
Woodburn Avenue
Observatory Avenue
Walnut Street
Court Street
McMicken Avenue
Mohawk Street
Harrison Avenue
Tremont
State
Fairmount
Fenton
Vine Street
Ruther Street
North Corporation
Hopple
Cole
Reading Road
Florence Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Rockford, Place
Belmont Avenue
McMillan Street
Auburn Avenue
Ohio Avenue
Baymiller Street
Seventh Street
Bank Street
Asman Avenue
Tusculum Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Grandin Road
Nebraska Avenue
Eighth Street
Rapid Runpike
St. Clair Street
Eden Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Seventy-third Street
County Auditoria
West Fork Road
Seventy-first Street
Red Bank Road
Duck ‘Creek
City of Cincinnati
Elmhurst Place
City
Delta Avenue
Willis Avenue
Taylor Avenue
Paxton Avenue
Elkins Alley
Bilkins Alley
Baldwin Alley
Akron Avenue
Henrietta Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
Liston Avenue
Savannah Avenue
Mess Avenue
Emerson Avenue
Angus Road
Groesbeck Road
Ravine
Homeside
Marburg Avenue
Duck Creek
Tarpis Avenue
Erie Avenue
Gladstone
Marshall
McMicker
Camp Wishington
Union Gas and Electric Company
Geo. P. Carrel
Newbold L. Pierson
Parole Hearings Scheduled at Ohio State Reformatory
Notices announce parole hearing eligibility for inmates at Mansfield Ohio based on laws and rules. Subjects include Booker Taylor William Hull Frank Huber William Hall Allen Randolph Isaac G Phelps Russell Shelton Gust Spitzer and Allen J Bower with hearings set for on or after November 10 1925 or 1926 per Clerk R O Simkins.
Parole Consideration Sought for Prisoner William Watson
Notice states William Watson, confined at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Ohio, is within parole consideration after November 10 1925. R O Simkins Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Weichand
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield, O
Board of Pardon and Parole
Grant West
Ohio State
Eformatory
Mansfield
O. Simkins
Allen J. Bower
Haring
William Watson
R. O, Slmkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. C. Grand Jury
Doe
Riveria Dansant
Bellevue, Ky
Ward Avenue
Ironsides
Fred L. McLane
J. Mason Howk
Lol
Cope
N. Y. Eve
World
Press Pub. Co
Joe
PIS
N.Y
Prow Pub
Vio
Shrivvel
N. G. Rubber Company
Ya- Hoo
Wat Joe
Blooey
H. A. F. Hanke
Adolph Hanke
William Guckenberger
Jean Guckenberger
Ernest Lietze
Emma Moerlein
Christian Moerlein
Lizzie Goetz
E. W. Walker
Emma Goetz
Joseph Assel
Jacob W. Moerlein
George Moerlein
John Moerlein
Jacob Pister
E. Gustave Zinke
Henry Tuechter
Dr. Beneke
Dr. Zinke
M. E. Church
Hyde Park Community
Cooper
Earl Hoon
Christian Church
Campais
Anson C. Fry
Thomas H. Darby
H. C. Lacey
Arthur Brook
West Eighth Street
Salt Cau
Armory Avenue
Lee Cazane
Whiteman Avenues
Eighth and
Isaac Hall
East Twelfth Street
Ralph Rankin
Lueders Avenue
R. O. Simkins
Fire Department
Foley Road
Carnation Avenue
Trenton Avenue
Broken Road
Shaffer Avenue
West Fork
Stettinius Avenue
Race Street
Weaver Alley
Lippincott Street
Richmond Street
Woodward Street
Chestnut Street
Charles Street
Plum Street
Jefferson Avenue
Daniels Street
Corry Street
Twelfth Street
York Street
McLean Avenue
Harvey Avenue
Aple Street
Catherine Street
John Street
Jonathan Street
Cadburn Avenue
Harlem Place
Brewster Avenue
Herbert Avenue
Melvin Street
Warner Street
Conklin Street
Cliff Street
Kilgour Lane
Springer Avenue
Griest Avenue
Blair Avenue
Rockdale Avenue
Windham Avenue
Elverson Avenue
Ibsen Avenue
Calvert Street
Cummins Street
Beekman Street
Cummins Run
Millcreek
Queen City Avenue
Mill Creek
Booker Taylor
William Hull
Arene
Frank Huber
Mae
William Hall
R. Simkins
Allen L. Randolph
Isaac G. Phelps
Board of Pardons and Parole
Russell Shelton
State Armatory
Gust Spitzer
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