Covington 450 Faces Indictment Blow Tens
Judge Cochran opened a three day session as the grand jury handed up eighteen indictments bringing the current term to 338 and over 450 defendants. Pleas of guilty drew fines from 100 to 500 dollars with several defendants jailed. William C Devere pleaded to a prohibition charge and was captured after escaping Newport Jail. Multiple defendants from Cincinnati and Kenton County faced liquor and transportation charges with Mann act and anti narcotic cases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
United States District Court
William C. Devere
Devere
Newport
Federal Building
Marshal Williams
Prohibition
Roetken
Covington
Simmie Saxton
Chicago
Saxton
Atlanti É Penitentiary
al Gray
Licking Pike
Campbell County
Jess Moore
Maysville
Wavy J. Gross
Fr. Thomas
Toney Besse
George Rolfes
John Seebre
Everett Eicholtz
John Haubner
William Engels
Bromley
Robert Brown
Bernard Dressman
Charles Stevie
Kenton County
John Popp
Ohio
Kentucky
Robert Smith
Cincinnati
Harold Mull
John Steiger
Charles Schulte
Frank Meyer
George Radford
Burl Rankins
al Heidrick
Frank Gausepohl
Thomas Storms
Lee Woodworth
Marie Thraxton
George Oursler
Harry Kendall
Lillian Scott
Herbert Smith
Dayton
Charles M. Ransom
Howard Thomas
William Welkiey
William McArthur
Josephine — Bennett
Lawrence Hehman
John Schart
Joseph Feltman
William Meyer
James Tobin
William Reichert
Harry Wagner
Lovis Stephens
Constance
Orville Hicks
John Stephens
Harry Evans
Louis Wiams
Lorenzo Foster
Luke Parks
Anthony Weichman
James Owsley
Leonard Lansberry
Mathew Stitzel
Elmer Davis
Hazel Rhodes
Edward Roderick
Griffith
Mains
Ralph Wagner
Victor Rubel
John Ridder
Arthur McFarland
Momer McFarland
Steven G. Fields
Sam Bloom
George Geiser
Tony Besse
John Brittion
Negro
Covington Notes on Local Events and Obituary
Officers of the Women's Christian Temperance Union postponed today’s entertainment due to the death of Mrs. Mabel Gardiner. A Kenton County Dem rally in Garvey's Theater featured Judge Matt L. Harbeson and Omer C. Stubbs. Charles P. Snow of Huntington, former Covington resident, died at Christ Hospital. Services set for 2 PM at Highland Cemetery chapel. Donation Day for Covington Children's Home scheduled for October 29. Covington Woman's Club will host the State Federation of Woman's Clubs Friday with an elaborate program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mabel Gardiner
Kenton County Democrats
Garvey
Erlanger
Matt L. Harbeson
Omer C. Stubbs
Charles P. Snow
Huntington
W. Va
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Highland Cemetery
Covington Children’s Home
Fourteenth Street
Madison Avenue
Hattie Reed
Covington Woman's Club
East Twelfth Street
State Federation of Woman's Cubs
Mask Dance at Riveria Dansant Saturday Night
A costume themed mask dance is scheduled for Saturday night October 24 at Riveria Dansant. All attendees are welcome to join the event and compete for a best costume prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riveria
Irish Free State Head Audiences With Pope
President Cosgrave of the Irish Free State met the Pope in Rome as part of a pilgrimage. The audience, brief and informal, focused on Ireland's progress and piety. The Pontiff praised Cosgrave and the 800 Irish pilgrims for their faith and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Archbishop Cassel
Ireland
N. Y
Last Clipper on Last Voyage Sails Into Memory
A requiem for the American clipper Benjamin F. Packard as she embarks on her final voyage. Neptune Association sailors bid farewell with songs and spirits, recalling voyages around the Horn and the sea’s old era, while the ship’s fate is sealed as it will soon be junked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Neptune Association
Benjamin F. Packard
America
D. J. Martin
P. B. Blanchard
Packard
Bay of Bengal
Ceylon
Madagascar
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Benguela
Robinson gains support as prohibition ally in Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler, Anti-Saloon League general counsel, hailed Indiana attorney Arthur G. Robinson who succeeds the late Senator Ralston as strengthening prohibition in the U S Senate. Wheeler noted Robinson led Indiana Senate pro history fights when the state went dry and will bolster dry forces nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Senate
Arthur G. Robinson
Indiana
Senator Ralston
Robinson
United States Senate
First Baptist Church Of Ft Thomas Announces Family Services
The Rev Frederick Ellsworth Wolff presents a Father and Son meeting on Oct 23 with speaker William Licht. A Sunday service on Oct 25 will feature families seated together and roses for women. Edith Campbell of Cincinnati Board of Education leads a Mothers and Daughters meeting Oct 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ellsworth Wolff
First Baptist Church of
Ft. Thomas
William Licht
Christian Home
Edith Campbell
Cincinnati Board of Education
Mothers’ and Daughters
Wolff
Royal Opera
Charlottenberg
Berlin
Germany
Radio Schedule Highlights Local Station Lineup
Daily program guide lists WLW WSAI WERC WGR and WEAF broadcasts. Evening lineups include piano recitals dinner concerts talks and orchestral performances with Vincent Lopez Orchestra and WEAF concert ensembles featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
WEAF
P.M
Silvertown Orchestra
WGR
Buffalo
Vincent Lopez
Church named in two wills and Catholic charities named
The will of James H. Delaney of York Street provides $50 to Immaculate Conception Church for masses and leaves $100 to Mary M. Fitzsimmons. remainder to St. Joseph Orphanage, Cold Springs, Ky., with Henry J. Fitzsimmons as executor. Frances Limberg’s will allocates $200 to St Francis Church Cincinnati and $200 to several Catholic institutions. Sophia L. Risch and Conrad Limberg each receive $1,250. Hubert Limberg gets $100. remainder to St Francis Church Cincinnati. Frances Thien named executrix and sole heir of John B. Thien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Delaney
York Street
Buren
Immaculate Conception
Mary M. Fitzsimmons
St. Joseph Orphanage
Cold Springs
Henry J. Fitzsimmons
Frances Limberg
St. Francis Church
Hubert Limberg
Cincinnati
Frances Thien
Bellevue
John B. Thien
New York Old Time Minstrels on WGBS Bright Spot Day
The radio segment Today’s Bright Spot features the New York Old Time Minstrels on WGBS channel 315.6. Listeners are invited to enjoy their traditional tunes and performances.
Silent Tonight Radio Stations Listing
Central and Eastern region stations include KFAB KFKX KFLM KEMQ KFUO KSD WCEE WJJD WOI WOWL WIL WOS WSUI and CKAC CNRM CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WCAP WDWF WHAZ WLIT WOO WOR WTAM IP listing a radio schedule note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFAB
KFKX
KFLM
KEMQ
KFUO
KSD
WCEE
WJJD
WOI
WOWL
WIL
WOS
WSUI
CKAC
CNRM
CNRO
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WCAP
WDWF
WHAZ
WLIT
WOO
WOR
WTAM
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
WGBS New York lists a mellow night with Uncle Geebee and harmonica tenor talk at 8 30 P M. An hour of music features an orchestra then a string trio and old time minstrels. A soprano and four violinists perform before a final orchestra segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGBS
New York
Uncle Geebee
WCAU
Philadelphia
Symphony Orchestra
Radio and Music Schedule Highlights Across Cities
Listings show stations WHAS Louisville WIL St Louis WDAF Kansas City WEBH Chicago WMQC Memphis and others airing concerts talks talk programs organ recitals orchestras and vaudeville acts with varied evening times from 6 P.M. to 11 P.M. including nighthawk frolics and theater concerts through the night.
Evening program schedule at WHN New York venue
Program listings show a varied entertainment slate from 6 30 P M to 11 P M The lineup includes entertainment segments at 6 30 P M 8 P M vaudeville headliners at 9 P M and multiple orchestral spots through 10 30 P M ending with a club review at 11 P M The schedule highlights a sequence of acts and performances for listeners in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
Club
Campbell Circuit Court Suit Over Auto Damages
Joseph Berkley and wife arnst Herman Walton of Dayton Ky filed in Campbell County Circuit Court for 300 dollars claiming damages from a September 26 1925 automobile collision on Fairfield avenue Bellevue Walton alleged to have been driving on the wrong side. Judge Caldwell ordered dismissal in Newton Company vs Helen Carter and noted a 225 65 judgment with interest. Crowell vs Walz and State Dental Board was dismissed at plaintiff's costs. Crowell had sought mandamus challenging license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
Campbell County Circuit Court
Joseph Berkley
Arnst Herman Walton
Front Street
Dayton
Berkley
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
Walton
Caldwell
Newton Company
Helen Carter
William C. Crowell
W. F. Walz
Evening Radio Schedule on WRNY New York
The station lists a 6:20 P.M. Chef Chats program followed by Minstrels and an 8:15 P.M. Essays on philosophy with songs. A 9 P.M. feature offers Around the World in Music and a classic theater presentation Cheery Orchard. A Spanish violinist appears in a Q&A segment at 7:30 P.M. and an orchestral segment airs after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRNY
New York
Essaays
Community Schedule Promises Evening Talks and Music
The notice lists events at 6:30 P.M. with an orchestral program and 7:30 P.M. talk by Anaa. Aimed at local attendees, the item highlights a packed evening of cultural offerings and public discussion.
Royal Hour of Music Leads Evening Broadcast Series
New York station schedule lists 7 P.M. orchestra and 6:55 P.M. talk with 7:16 P.M. United States Army Band and 8:15 P.M. Zoological Society program. The 9 P.M. Royal Hour of Music follows, then 10 P.M. Hawaii group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJIZ
New York
United States Army Band
Zoological Society
Royal Hour of Music
WGY
Schenectady
Sopran
Royal Hour Music
Evening Schedule Highlight for WNYC New York
At 6 P.M. the market high spots and Orchestra program lead the lineup, followed by 7 P.M. Talk and recital as announced by WNYC New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Poison unlikely in Mrs Biddle’s death case
Chemical analysis of Mrs Craig Biddle’s vital organs found no trace of poison. The county chemist reported to the District Attorney and County Coroner that the investigation could be dropped. Autopsy Surgeon Wagner prepared a certificate citing acute alcoholism as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia Society
Davis
Wagner
Newport Notes: Grand jury adjourns without indictments
The October Alexandria grand jury under Judge Caldwell adjourned with no indictments. Witnesses were absent and no incriminating testimony was offered. Mrs. Ethel Zinn became Campbell County’s first woman grand jury foreman. In Newport three men Forrest Langland Alabama George Brown Georgia and R B Chambers South Carolina faced Newport Police Court charges of intoxication. Langland jailed five days while Brown and Chambers fined ten dollars and costs each for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Police Chief Bregel warned officers to search prisoners promptly after arrest following Cincinnati officer Allen Althoff’s killing by John Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Caldwell
Ethel Zinn
N. C. Zinn
Campbell County
Forrest Langland
Alabama
George Brown
Georgia
R. B. Chambers
South Carolina
Moore
Newport
Langland
Brown
Chambers
Bregel
Allen Althoff
Cincinnati
John Edwards
Realty Transfers Reported with Several City Lots
Oliver Jarvis transfers a lot in Newport to Minnie Loos for 6500 in stamps. P R Goening transfers a Cold Springs District lot to Elizabeth C Wicker for 1 in stamps. Charles T Enkel transfers a Ft Thomas lot to Elizabeth E Humphrey for 8500 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Jarvis
Minnie Loos
Newport
P. R. Goening
Elizabeth
C. Wicker
Cold Springs
Charles T. Enkel
Elizabeth E. Humphrey
Ft. Thomas
Evening Radio Schedule at WQJ Chicago
A 7 PM dinner concert with local solos followed by 10 PM Skylarks Radio Artiste Ukelele Tenor. The night continues to 1 AM with a Ginger hour segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJ
Chicago
Ocal
Skylarks
Ukelele
Evening radio program listings for Chicago stations
Radio schedules for KYW WBBM WBCN and others show nightly items including bed time stories dinner concerts talks minstrels and orchestral and vocal performances with times from 5:30 P.M. to 12 A.M. featuring sopranos humorists organ recitals musical comedy and dance music across stations KYW WBBM WBCN and WHT Chicago.
Local residents listed in regional notices
Names and residences include Peter Brausch Silver Grove Ky Myrtle Brown Newport Edward H Caspar Middletown 0 Helen E Post Middletown 0 Roscoe Hensley Hamilton 0 Mary E Getz Hamilton 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Brausch
Silver Grove
Myrtle Brown
Newport
Edward H. Caspar
Middletown
Helen E. Post
Roscoe Hensley
Hamilton
Mary E. Getz
Cardinal Dougherty Escapes Injury In Philadelphia Crash
Cardinal Dougherty Archishop of Philadelphia narrowly escaped serious injury when his limousine was struck by a trolley car at Melrose. His secretary Dr. Gerald O'Hara suffered a broken hand. The Cardinal was bruised and shaken. the chauffeur was uninjured as the car was carried forty feet after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cardinal Dougherty
Archishop
Melrose
Gerald O'Hara
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ohio and Kentucky Couples
Neme and Catherine Nichting Hamilton Ohio. E W Weisenberger and Hamilton Ada? The list includes Mabel Brown and Walter Chenault from Dayton Ohio, Ruby Roberts and Chester Lathrop Cincinnati, Alma Kimbler and John Aren Cincinnati, Adelaide Nickel Cleveland, John Nickel Cleveland, Mark Obenour Kenton Ohio, Ellen Gladman Kenton County Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neme
Resid
Ann C. Parks
Covington
John Aren
Cincinnati
Alma Kimbler
John H. Nickel
Cleveland
Adelaide M. Nickel
Mark O. Obenour
Kenton
Ellen Gladman
Kenton County
Daughter's testimony sentences man to electric chair
In Gray Georgia on October 21 the jury found John D Batchelor 43 guilty without mercy for the murder of his mother in law Mrs Fannie Anderson. The sentence to die in the electric chair on November 27 was pronounced by Judge James B Park. Mayde Batchelor nine the defendant's daughter and state's star witness described the April 28 shooting at the Anderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
John D. Batchelor
Fannie Anderson
Superior Court
James B. Park
Mayde
Batchelor
Mayer firm sells four West Fourth Street buildings for 92000
Theodore Mayer & Brother conducted the largest public auction of the year selling four brick buildings at 315 to 325 West Fourth Street to Adolph Knoll for 920,000. The structures span two and three stories with access to 308 and 310 McFarland Street, containing four stores and multiple rooms. Seller was Meyer Greenwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Mayer & Brother
Publc
West Fourth Street
Adolph Knoll
McFarland
Five Story Brick Building Sells for 45000 on Main Street
The five story brick building at 1411 and 1413 Main Street was bought for 45000 as an investment. Buyer is Frank Wolpa. Seller Peter Kurlas, represented by attorney Joseph Derbes, via Sudbrack-Greenberg Real Estate Company. The building includes two stores and multiple apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Frank Wolpa
Peter Kurlas
Joseph Derbes
Sudbrack-Greenberg Real Estate Company
Euphrat Hanly Engineering Firm Leases 2nd Floor
The Euphrat Hanly Engineering Co. leased the second floor of 323 Hammond Street from the Cincinnati Real Estate Board. The five year lease pays $1500 annually. Theodore Mayer & Bro. brokered the deal with the property occupying the basement and first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Street
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Euphrat-Hanly Engineering Compay
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Auto sandwich shops to open in Cincinnati lease at 21 Water
The Drop a Dime Company leased a building at 21 Water Street in Cincinnati for one year at 135 dollars per month with a renewal option for four more years at 150 dollars per month. The Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company recently built the property. The Fourth and Iaa Trust Company arranged the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Drop-a-Dime Company
Water Street
Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Iaa Trust Company
Hamer to Erect Four-Story Kitchenette at West Eighth
Builder Frank G. Hamer plans a four story kitchenette apartment building at 210 West Eighth near Elm for 40000 dollars. Architect Wilbur Firth prepared plans for sixteen units on land bought from the Baum estate for 9500 dollars. Stone and brick construction is planned. Eshelby Lunken buys nineteen acres in the Turkey Bottoms East End from the Storer estate at 100 dollars per acre to enlarge an airport to about 200 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryville
Jacob Kettering
Minnie Angelbeck
Jefferson Avenue
Joseph Fugman
Philomena Fugman
Loth Street
Evans Alley
Evanston—Estate
Rick Metre
Edna Metre
Clarion Avenue
Langdon Avenue
Anderson Township
B. Phillips
Thomas Crotty
Norwood
John Steffen
Schneider Grocery Company
Hunter
Lawn Avenues
Joseph C. Thiem
Catherine E. Thiem
Blue Rock Street
Price Hill
Carl A. Jahnigen
Louis B. Beck
Hawthorne
Price Avenues
Westwood
Herman Tebelman
Charles H. Hess
Montana Avenue
Loveland Park
William B. Fordage
Emma Gerdes
Kereek Township
Clemens Middendorf
Conrad H
Hazel Seyfried
College Hill
Angeline M. Steele
Charles Mteele
Clarence McKinley
Mabel A. Moeller
Peet
Norwood Avenue
Hooven
Maude Myers
Harmon and Grace “Houston
Morgan Wamsley
Louis Hoffman Et al
John and
Mary Boder
North College Hill
Green Township
Charles B. Wilby
Mt. Auburn
John Schwarz
Harry W
Rose S. Redeker
Paris Street
Columbia Township
Eva M. Smith
George H. Hammann
Barbara Bommer
Race Avenue
Arthur W. Pfaff
Katherine K. Schafer
Winton Place
Emma
Laurel Street
Central Avenue
John Streets
Rose Husman
Edna D. Husman
Hartwell
Mary A. Obermeyer
Daniel J. Jungelas
Hereford Avenue
Walnut Hills
Harry J. Husman
Beatrice Roth
Ingleside Avenue
Vanceville
Napoleon B. Reynolds
Eva B. Tice
Eastern Avenue
Vance Street
Dina Stewart
William J. Fitzgerald
Kemper Lashe
Lockland
Nannie B. Holt
Elizabeth Bywaters
Mill Street
Central
Charles Betzing
Catherine Betzing
Eleanor Stagge
Same
Tacoma Avenue
East End
John F. Gallagher
Ellis L
Maggie Penny
Worth Street
Linwood
Myrl A. Hudson
Charles P. Hudson
Linwood Land Company
Heekin Avenue
Finley S. Brooke
Louise E. Moorman
Brooke
Mt. Washington
Leonard A. Bellenby
James W. Bellenby
Oxford Street
Bessie Deem
Drott Avenue
Robert T. Bell
Edward McDonough
John Dr
Cathedral Park
Warren E. Richards
Randolph E. Byrne
Loveland
Otis M. James
Charles
Ida A. Sears
Clark
Hyde Park
John W. Cowell
Upton C. Ewing
Observatory Drive
Observatory Avenue
Northside
Ora Ziegler
William E
Clara Hayes
Powers Street
John P. Finnerty
Elsie N. Snyder
West Eighth Street
Eries Avenue
Frank G. Hamer
Elm Street
Wilbur Firth
Hamer
Baum
Eshelby Lunken
Turkey Bottoms
Storer
The
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Fowler claims Mt. Auburn home at 2211 Burnet avenue
J. B. Fowler took title yesterday to the nine room two and one half story pressed brick house with bath at 2211 Burnet avenue Mt. Auburn for 16500 dollars. Mary Amann was the owner and the Becker Real Estate Company the broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Fowler
Burnet Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Mary Amann
Becker Real Estate Company
Auction Sale of Norwood Residence at 2359 Mound Avenue
Theodore Mayer and Bro sold at auction a two and one half story stucco house with center hall and six rooms at 2359 Mound Avenue Norwood to William C Meyer attorney for 14750. Walter W Schwab attorney was the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Mound Avenue
Norwood
William C. Meyer
Walter W. Schwab
Mrs Flinchpaugh Sells Lot in Price Hill for 1600
Mrs. Clara S. Flinchpaugh sold a lot at the southwest corner of Rapid Runpike and Pedretti Avenue in Price Hill to Charles B. Niehaus for 1600 dollars. Joseph Sehlhorst acted as broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara S. Flinchpaugh
Rapid Runpike and
Pedretti Avenue
Price Hill
Charles B. Niehaus
Joseph Sehlhorst
Hyde Park East lot bought for market bungalow project
A lot on the south side of Aylesboro Avenue Hyde Park East was purchased yesterday by Guy E. Muntz. Piper and Piper brokers completed the sale for T. W. Townsley. The buyer plans a semi bungalow for the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylesboro Avenue
Hyde Park East
Guy E. Muntz
Piper & Piper
T. W. Townsley
Sale of two St Louis properties changes hands
A brick tenement at 1178 Kuhlman avenue Price Hill with seven rooms sold for 10000 to S and Emil Wenz. The Al Koch Realty Company handled the deal for Josephine Bohrer. A six room frame dwelling at 2915 Park avenue Walnut Hills sold for 4000 via broker Horace Sudduth on behalf of Ambrose J Mabry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kuhlman Avenue
Price “Hill
Emil Wenz
al Koch Realty Company
Josephine Bohrer
Benjamin
Lula Scott
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Ambrose J. Mabry
Horace Sudduth
Transfers list shows numerous property moves and modest taxes
A long transfers notice records Avondale to Dubinsky 40x213 feet on Cleveland Avenue, Elmwood to Hartman 80 feet on Maple Street, and many more parcels. Entries specify buyer and seller, lot sizes, street locations, and tax amounts, with several 1 dollar transfer fees and varying taxes up to 22 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
William Reiser
Jacob
May Dubinsky
Cleveland Avenue
Reading Road
Elmwood
Ollie Bentz
Fred
Emma O. Hartman
Maple Street
Sycamore
Cedar Streets
Columb Prevaenio
Accene Espenscheid
Nancy Harvey
Madisonville
George E. Busald
George Busald
Simpson Avenue
Bramble Avenue
Clifford Place
Dominion Land Company
Joseph Romeo
Norwood
John Burnett
Josep Co
Amanda T. Lang
Norwood Place
William T. Crouch
H. Gallagher
Leslieee
Linden Avenue
Green Township
Charles M. Matlack
Edward Brossard
George W. Fenton
West End
Frank Corken
Morris M. Danziger
Court Street
Mound Street
W. Court Street
Joseph B. Mueller
Raymond Cleary
Mill Street
Sweeney Street
Mt. Healthy
Abbie Smith
Joseph J. Temming
Grandview
Hartwell
William H. Brackman
Clara Lee
Joseph F. Mills
Binach
Corryville
Mathilda
Fifth Street
Walnut Street
Dominion Company
Gertrude Hartman
Price
Hill_Mary Theobald
Louis E. Theobald
Glenway Avenue
J. Edwin Staffan
Joseph Staffan
Joseph M. Steffan
Springfield Township
William Klein
Alfred Pfau
van Zandt
Pike
Anna Boitlaux
Health
Stee
Orzia M. Branner
George Street
Avondale -Betella
Echierberg Wochner
Bernard Seeker
Fred J. Lodder
Francis C. Ketteler
Edmondson Road
Walnut Hills
Charles FP. Read
Clara E. Keith
Gilbert Avenue
Susson L. Edmonds
Anna Turner
Tarpis Avenue
Orlandeae Tnee
M. Lommis
Charles F. Nead
Crestview
Subdivisi
Abeaseaclae 'F. Nead
Roe Ae
SF Ioe
Upton
Mortgage filings stated for multiple lenders and borrowers
A list of mortgage filings shows numerous individuals and businesses securing loans with various banks and lending companies. Amounts range from as low as $500 to as high as $38,250, with borrowers including Hartman, Leach, Tice, Busald, Temmings, White, Eich, Richards, Ferber, Ketteler, Hatting, Schlemmer, Busch, Nead, Elstro, Jerling, Fowler, Moeller, Kasfir, Rogginger, Kern, Gentner, Willier, Levis, Penny, Deem, Sherman, Lipsky, McDonough, Finnerty, Cavanaugh, King, Fultz, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoe Hartman
Lenox B. & L. Co
Wilhelmina M. Leach
Same
Margaret Tice
Waar Harvey
George Espenscheid
So. Capree E. Busald
George W. Busald
Oehler
Calhoun L. & B. Co
Joseph C. Lang
Victoria L. & L. A
Mary Blevin
Oakley Bank
J. Miller
Setae Richards
Harry J. Honebrink
Simon Ferber
Edward Brunhoff
Francis C. Ketteler
Norwood Home
S. A
William B. Bridgeford
Provident Savings Bank
Bernard Hatting
Spring Garden L. & B. Co
Edmund Schlemmer
Christian F. Busch
E. Keith
Charles F. Nead
Anna Turner
Florence E. Elstro
Frank B. Jerling
Sorpas
O’bryanville B. & L
O’bryanville B. & L. Osten L. Fowler To Union Trust Company; Mabel A. Moeller
Norwood Improved B. & L. Co
Clarence McKinley
Robert O. Witherall
Inter-Valley B. & L.A
Morris Kassir
Eagle S. & L. A
Ada H. Hardy
Nie Sloan
Intervalley B
L. A
Alois F
Florence Timmer
Town Hall S. &L. A
Ellis L. Penny
Delta L. A. Co
Louise E. Moorman
Bessie F. Deem
Ada M. Sherman
Louise F. Moorman
United States Printing and Lithographing Company
Ellis L
Thomas King
Rosemont B. & L. Co
H. Burlington
Union Trust Company
Eliza Fultz
Joseph Weiss
Charles S
Loveland Mutual
Ewin
N. B. Trendler
Globe Bes. Coe SE
Promise To Obey and the Phrase Gone From Episcopal Marriage Vows
Rights of women and enforcement of laws dominated the Episcopal general convention in New Orleans. The marriage ceremony dropped the word obey for brides, and the phrase about endowing the bridegroom with worldly goods was removed. Debates followed with strong votes and related resolutions on law obedience, Lord's Day protections, and church connections to national councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
John Ward
Erie
United States
Lord’s Day
G. F. Dudley
D.C
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Lord's Day
Episcopal
Federal Council of Churches
George W. Wickersham
New York
General Convention
Near East
House of Deputies
National Council
Permanent Court of International Justice
the Hague
Lewis B. Franklin
Domestic Missionary Service
Episcopal Church
Church Board of Finance
Luke N. White
Montclair
N. J
Samuel Mather
Cleveland, O
Robert C. Pruyn
Albany
N. Y
William J. Tully
Long Island
Champion Predicts Checkers More Popular Than Baseball
Newell W. Banks, American checker champion, predicts checkers will outrank baseball within five years if growth continues. The article notes Banks’ early mastery, family lineage in the game, and a six week tour to California after visiting Cincinnati institutions and the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell W. Banks
Mr. Banks
Christy Mathewson
America
Mr. Bank
Newell
Checker Club
Detroit
Oys
Cal
Mortgages Canceled In Local Ledger Listing
A long column lists numerous mortgage cancellations including Ottilie Mi Leen to Columbia B L A Company for 1750, Alma Werfelman to Edgar H Mathias for 2719, Regina Staebler to Harry Nidwind for 6000, and many others across diverse lenders such as Eagle S L A, West Street B A, Union Trust, and Reading B L Company. Names include John J Rucker, W H Rucker, Lulu M Gobrecht, Ellan Stroup, and Carl F Warff with totals ranging from 700 to 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottilie Mi Leen
Columbia B. & L. A. Company
Alma Werfelman
Edgar H. Mathias
Regina Staebler
Harry H. Nidwind
Frank Nagele
Lick Run
B. & B. Company
Kyrie Bates
Martin Durbin
Leroy Snelling
Eagle S. & L. A
William Street
June
T. Aug Schaechter
Brighton Bank & Trust Company
P. Corken
Pearl Market Bank
Rtaymond R. Barkus
William H. Barkus
Mathilda Hinssen
George Westermann
William Reiser
Peoples B. & L. Company
Wilhelmina M. Leach
Lenox B. & L. Company
Sitesi Blume
Elizabeth
Williams
Permene
Stings
Mercantile B. & L
Rose
Ethel Burke
Aoeel Burke
William A. Reeve
Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank
S. J. D. Meade
East End Bank
Clarence eKinley
Central Norwood 3. L. Company
RteePomas
Natives Grow Sleepy After Santorini Volcano’s Noisy Eruption
Dr. Henry S. Washington of the Carnegie Institute reports Santorini inhabitants have slept poorly since August when Fougue erupted with a rifle-like roar. The 1000 residents adapted to the din but fear insomnia when the noise ends next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
NEW _YORK
Santorini
Aegean Sea
Henry S. Washington
Carnegie Institute
Colombo
Washington
Thira
University of Athens
Fougue
Volpi Heads Italy Debt Mission to America
Rome reports Count Volpi Italy's Finance Minister leads a twenty two member war debt mission plus two officers aboard the liner Duilio sailing from Naples for America. He is accompanied by his wife as critics and Mussolini allies debate Italy's capacity to pay and links to reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Count Volpi
Italy
America
Naples
Duilio
Volpi
Mussolini
Germany
N. Y. World News Service
CN. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Infants Die in Gasoline Stove Explosion Fire
West Carrollton Ohio October 21 two young children Donald Hall 3 and his sister 18 months burned to death in their locked home while their mother was at a grocery. The blaze started from a gasoline stove explosion trapping them inside the one story frame structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Carrolton
Donald Hall
Schoepf to Dinner for Cincinnati Street Car Workers
W Kesley Schoepf president of Cincinnati Traction Company plans a dinner at the Business Men's Club on October 28 for 550 employees from motormen and conductors to inspectors and engineers. Many have served 40 years with some since 1901 when he took control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati
Schoepf
Auction Sale Of Unclaimed Property By Police Dept
Police Department announces an auction of unclaimed property in the courtyard of City Hall on Friday October 23 starting at 1 o clock. Several confiscated automobiles will also be sold at this sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
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Bellevue, Ky
Ward Avenue
Pope
FT. Thomas Church
WLW
Civil Service
Doherty Melody Boys
Larkinites
Weaf Concert Ensemble
Old Time Minstrels
Central Stations
WHAS
Louisville
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Nighthawk
WEBH
WMAQ
WMBB
WMC
Memphis
Music and Entertainment
WLS
Music School
WIY
Orches
Saelleenan En Anaa
KYW
WBBM
WBCN
Owl
Lee & P
Your
Wear—Cleveland
Melody Maids
R. T
Orch
KDKA
Pittsburgh
U. of Pittsburgh
WCAE
Orchestra
WIP
WFI
WWIJI
J. Mason Howk
Ifornia
Chamber of Commerce
Co - Chess Club
Y. Lees
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