Newport Lone Robber Forgets Daver To Take Ride
Newport police investigated two daytime robberies. A lone bandit forced a man onto a running board, robbed him of 23 dollars and his car, then ditched the vehicle near Newport. a second bandit stole 385 dollars from a grocery store after entering with a gun, fleeing in a waiting car.
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Newport
S. Filmes
Park Avenue
Clifton
Fourth Street
Licking Pike
Elmes
Leslie Collins
Eleventh and
Liberty Streets
Collins
Covington Man Lancaster Sentenced To Five Years
Leonard B. Lancaster of Winston Salem pleaded guilty in Covington to raising a United States postal order. He was sentenced to five years at Leavenworth. Lancaster, arrested in Beckley West Virginia, used the alias Dr Malcolm La Rue and is known as Leon Law. The case followed a federal grand jury session that day, with motions in Jamaica ginger extract cases to be heard November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard B. Lancaster
Winston- Salem
N. C
United States
Beckley
Jud Cochran
Way
Leavenworth
Kan
Lancaster
W. Va
Covington
Malcolm la Rue
Robert L. Dunning
Cincinnati Police Bureau
Leon Law
Cochran
Motorcade Visits Augusta for Dinner and Building Dedication
A parade of 1000 Northern Kentuckians led by city officials from Newport Bellevue Dayton and Ft Thomas and Kentucky Division of the Cincinnati Automobile Club toured Augusta. They joined fraternal groups for a Kentuck y dinner at noon and later attended the dedication of a new $20000 city building housing all offices Fire Department Police Court Council chambers and auditorium built without city debt through the Augusta Improvement Association and local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Ft. Thomas
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Augusta Improvement Association
Yates Funeral Services for Mrs Ella Yates
Funeral services for Ella Lenora Yates 66 of Taylor Mill Pike will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Staffordsburg M E Church. Burial in Independence Cemetery. She died yesterday at home of cerebral hemorrhage per Dr C M Petty of Independence. Survived by husband A J Yates three daughters Miss Emma Yates at home Mrs Ray Giles Independence and Mrs Mayo Smith Louisville and a son Russell Yates.
Residents sue over school site in Highland Heights
Dale common school district residents sue Campbell County Board of Education in Campbell County Circuit Court seeking to restrain construction of a new school on Ranshaw Road Highland Heights. They claim two alternative, more suitable sites were offered but rejected. Judge A M Caldwell granted a temporary injunction and set October 30 for a hearing on a permanent injunction.
Mason Funeral Rites for Newport Fireman John Mason
Funeral services for John Mason 72 of 840 Ann Street veteran Newport city fireman who died at home yesterday will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from Charles A Smith funeral parlors. Mason served 21 years with the Newport Fire Department and had sought retirement and pension. He was a leading member of the Newport Lodge of Odd Fellows. Surviving are brothers Harry and Charles Mason a sister Mrs Christine Britt and his wife Emma Mason who died a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T’wo
Harry
Charles Mason
Christine Britt
Emma Mason
Marriage Licenses Granted to Couples in Newport Cincinnati and Marion
Harry Brown age 22 a bookkeeper and Burnett Miller age 21 both of Newport. Theodore Waughs age 25 a cook and Edna Scott age 21 both of Cincinnati. Elbert Rappatrick age 27 a salesman and Gertrude Rinnert age 21 both of Marion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Burnett Miller
Newport
Theodore Waughs
Cook
Ednar Scott
Cincinnati
Elbert Rappatrick
Gertrude Rinnert
Marion, O
Auto thief faces charges in Municipal Court
Edward Dempsey, 21, a bricklayer of 702 Est McMillan Street, is charged with automobile stealing assault and battery and disorderly conduct in Municipal Court today after being arrested yesterday for driving a car stolen from Hill Top Auto Sales at 2316 Gilbert Avenue. Patrolman Edward Peterson says Dempsey struck him during the stop at Gilbert Avenue and Rogers Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dempsey
McMillan Street
Dempsey
Hill Top Auto Sales Company
Gilbert Avenue
Edward Peterson
Rogers Place
New York Metals Report Mixed Copper Tin Iron Zinc
New York metals market report dated October 23 notes copper unsettled with spot and futures varying, tin easy at 26.80 spot and 27 futures, iron quiet, lead steady around 5.10 in New York and 4.95 in East St. Louis, zinc quiet at 3.95 to 4 on spot and futures, antimony 7.87 to 7.50, and quicksilver at 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Metals
New York
East St. Louis
City to refund bonds to cut interest costs
Caviton City Commissioners propose refunding 210000 dollars of Water Works bonds maturing next year at 4 3 percent or less to reduce interest. Other issues may be refunded later at lower rates. Recently 430000 dollars in bonds were sold to a Cincinnati firm at 4 percent to pay floating debt. Covington school bonds of 250000 dollars were sold at 4 4 3 percent with a premium to fund a new Negro school. North ern Kentucky Automobile Club urged reconstr uction of Second street involving a 7000 dollar property strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavinton
Cincinnati
Covington Board of Education
John Klette
Harry Bosshammer
Northern Kentucky Automobile Club
Second Street
Scott Street
Crescent Avenue
Barkley Addresses Crowd for Logan Senate Bid
Senator Alben W. Barkley spoke at Covington Public Library Association in support of Judge Mills M. Logan, Democratic Senate nominee, with Dr. H. Clay White presiding. He will speak again in Newport at Temple Bar that evening, where a sixteen piece band was hired to energize Democratic supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Barkley
Alben W. Barkley
Covingan
Local residents listed in two couples and two pairs
William B. Lancaster aged 36 a conductor and Edna Meyer 26 from Covington Kentucky appear alongside Arthur Jones 25 a tailor and Mary Gelp her 23 from Dayton Ohio. Madison E. Seliger 24 a mechanic with Florence Thompson 19 from Columbus Ohio complete the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Lancaster
Edna Meyer
Covington
Arthur Jones
Mary Gelpher
Dayton
Madison E. Seliger
Florence Thompson
Columbus
Durr Seeks Civic Backing for Cincinnati Veterans Hospital
Chester Durr urged the Federated Civic Association to press Congress to pass a bill establishing a government veterans hospital in Cincinnati. He noted the city has a diagnostic center but only 30 beds and that veterans must seek care in Chicago or St. Louis. The group adopted a resolution to support the bill. Charles S. Cowie presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chester Durr
Federated Civic Association
Hotel Metropole
United States
General Hospital
Chicago
St. Louis
Congress
Federated Civil Association
House
Senate
Charless. Cowie
Non-Jewish Gifts Reported for Welfare Campaign
Non Jewish contributors sent checks to campaign headquarters at 311 Vine street in unsolicited gifts announced by Murray Seasongood general chairman of the Jewish Welfare Fund drive. The gifts include 100 from Mrs C H Krippendorf George F Dieterle and the Frederick A Schmidt Company 50 from Phillip Roettinger and Mrs Charles E Francis and 10 from Carl J Schuh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Murray Seasongood
Jewish Welfare Fund Campaign
C. H. Krippendorf
George F. Dieterle
Frederick A. Schmidt
Hoboes Seek Aid For White Collar Unemployed
The Hoboes of America urge President Hoover to issue emergency bonds, proposing a government loan fund for white collar workers facing loss of homes farms or small businesses. Jen Davis known as the King of Hoboes in Cincinnati backs the plan saying banks won t lend and government help is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hoover
National Unemployment Executive Committee
Hoboes of America
International Itinerant Workers Union
Jen Davis
King of Hoboes
Cincinnati
Draper Street
Marriage Licenses Listed For Sharonville Couples
A string of marriage licenses lists partners from Sharonville Ohio including David Adams with Elizabeth Myers both 31, Saul H. Mark at 88 and Lillian Lewis 28, and John F. Honer 71 with Fannie Eilers 69 among others in a dense register of names, ages, occupations, and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Adams
Sharonville
Elizabeth Myers
Saul H. Mark
Rockdale Avenue
Lillian Lewis
Reading Road
John F. Honer
Dayton
Fannie Eilers
Andrew Avenue
Edward Costello
Grant Street
Merchant
Loretta Fischer
Barton Street
Forrest Rivers
Syracuse Street
Porter
Willie M. Gleanes
Springfield Pike
Pauler
Cedar Street
Alma Hatfield
Alms Place
James N. G. Thomas
Providence Street
Packer
Ruth M. Brown
David
Henry Luthner
Eastern Avenue
Baker
Paula
Elberon Avenue
John H. Buck
Channing Street
Helen E. Rottner
Liberty Street
William Mast, Jr
Mulberry Street
Herta Blasek
Spring Grove Avenue
Real estate transfers across Cincinnati area units
Avondale to Rosenthal 50x143 feet on Glenwood avenue for $1. Amondale Savin to Brooks Realty part of Lots 14 and 15 in Tyler subdivision $1. Bond Hill Oakley Development to John J. Behle Lot 189 Avalon second subdivision $1. etc. Includes numerous transfers and mortgage cancellations across districts like Camp Washington Crestview Madisonville Madeira Mariemont, Hyde Park and more with prices chiefly $1 or small sums and several larger deals.
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Avondale
Mordis M. Danziger
Maxie
Rosenthal
Glenwood Avenue
Amelia B. Savin
Brooks Realty Company
Tyler’s
Bond Hill
Oakley Development Company
John J. Behle
Avalon
Philip Vollmer
Susan C. Eckel
Avalon Third
Cortyville
Katherine Flaig John
George
Henry Kraemer
John R. Jurgens
Leona Jurgens
Scioto Street
Corry Street
Crestview
Leo M. McDermott
Albert Holmes
Orchard Lane
Pace Avenue
Cumminsville
Clifford
Lillian Lahmann
Michael
Marie Flick
Llewellyn
Deer Park
Cecil G
Sophie Cook
Woodward B. & L. Co
Clifford Place
Fulton
Anna Roberts
City of Cincinnati
Grandview Heights
Charles W Steele
William M
Williem M. Samuel
Green Township
Alma Poppe
George H. Poppe
Clevesand
Warsaw Pike
Frank Schaible
Jacob Eged
Galt’ Manor
Provident Savings Bank
Luther R. Killian
Hyde Park
William H. Williamson
Frances Jansen Quehl
Zumstein Avenue
Linwood
Mary A. Barbro
Sylvester T Osterbrink
Linwood Land Company
Madisonville
Rose S. Addison
Harry Moss
Bramble and
Blaney Avenues
Madeira
William E. Lewis
Kate L. Lewis
William C. Hehn
J. J. Done’s
Mariémont
Mary E. Snyder
Carl B. Crumb
Town of
Mariemont
North College Hill
Michael and
Marie
Flick
Clifford*c
Ohio Land and Improvement Company
Northside
Rosalia Wagner
Christina Pelzel
Margaret R. Poor's
Price Hill
Clarence Holerman
Union Securities Company
Olivia Lane
Jesse W. Darling
Olivia
Lane
Romana Place
Sara Bishow
Lillian Grumbine
St. Bernard
Harry F
Gertrude Kaese
Ida Louise Young
Stephen Kemper
Ida
John Young
Harry Kaese
Sycamore ‘Township
Emma Boucher
Standard Oil Company
Reading Road
Sycamore Township
George H. Richter
Joseph W
Cecilia G. Vermohr
James G. Chrispin
Walnut Hills
William M. Fridman
Fredonia Avenue
West End
Lena Fleck
Edward Thompson
Bank and Kindel Avenues
Westwood
Florence Kelhoffer
Edward F
Elizabeth T. Herbert
Montana Avenue
Mortgages Filed Across City With Various Lenders
A list of mortgage filings shows numerous individuals transferring property liens to banks and lending companies. Amounts range from modest sums to several thousand dollars, with lenders including Norwood Home S A Pleasant Ridge B and L Co Eagle S L A Endicott Johnson Corp and others. Names include Bernard Meyer Evaline Hare Albert Grob Ada Reitz Jesse W Darling Julia Givens and many more. The filings indicate secured loans across multiple neighborhoods and institutions during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Meyer
Fred W. Duebber
George E. Mitchell
Pleasant Ridge B. & L. Co
Evaline Hare
Norwood Home
S. A
William le Saint
Same
Isaac Carmel
Lion No. 1
Louis Nogan
Eagle S. & L. A
Edmund C. Ansorg
Albert Grob
Clara Pyog
Anderson Ferry BR & L
Mary Hockfeld
Endicott Johnson Corporation
Enjoie Shoe Company
Albert Lurz
Seventh Ward L. & B. Co
Henry G. Junghans
Henry P. Rayson
Josephina Fisher
Green Street L
Aon Underwood
Mt. Lookout S. & L
Ida Bereger
J. H. Neumark
Jesse W. Darling
Mohawk Place
City Tax Hit Forces S P C A Hard Choice
The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals protests a $1,386 city assessment on its College Hill property. President William C. Willging says the levy would cripple the non profit group, even if paid in installments, and asks relief if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Prevention of
College Hill
William C. Willging
Mr.Willging
Tax Levy Notice for Cleves-North Bend and Glendale School Districts
Legal notice announces tax levy proposals for Cleves North Bend Village School District and Glendale School District in Hamilton County Ohio. Voters on November 4, 1930 will decide exceeds fifteen mill limit for five years, rates not to exceed three and five mills respectively. Butterfield chairs both notices.
Lockland Village School District Tax Proposal Notice
Legal notice announces a November 1930 election in Lockland Village School District Hamilton County Ohio to submit a tax exceeding the fifteen mill limitation for operating expenses at a rate not exceeding three mills for five years. The August 26 1930 board action precedes the vote.
Miami Township Tax Question to be Voted in November
Legal notice from Miami Township Hamilton County Ohio states that on November 4 1930 qualified electors will decide whether to levy a tax over the 15 mill limit for current expenses at a rate not exceeding 1.5 mills for three years. A Butterfield serves as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Miami Township
Hamilton County
Ohio
Hamilton Fook
A. Butterfield
Milford School District election for current expenses levy
The Milford School District in Hamilton County Ohio seeks voter approval on November 4 1930 for a five year current expenses levy not to exceed five mills at regular voting places between 6 30 a m and 6 30 p m. A similar village levy in Deer Park Madeira and Montgomery Village is noted with varying mills and terms.
Tax Levy for Silverton Village 1930 Election
The village council of Silverton Ohio has adopted a tax levy project to exceed the state twenty mill limit by one mill for five years. The question will be submitted to qualified voters at the regular election on Tuesday in August 1930 at the village voting places. The funds will support current expenses of the Village of Silverton in Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Hamilton County
Ohio
Speen
S. A. Butterfield
Silverton
Hamiton County
Houses For Sale Becker Real Estate Co Listing
Bellevue Kentucky four room brick obizaion updated garage owner 329 Grandview Ave Campbell Washington seven room frame two family bargain at 5600 Kirby 4604 Jackson 7676 Clifton Auburn Hyde Park homes priced 9500 to 46500 University 0475 Anne H MacNeil Johnson College Hill modern six room fine ment large lot 7000 Kirby 3548 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Real Estate CO
Hamilton
North Bend
Kirby
Bellevue
Grandview
Camp Washington
Jackson
Clifton
MT. Auburn
Hyde Park
Anne H. MacNeil Johnson
College Hill
Apartment listings for Hamilton Ave to Winton Place
A clustered overdue column lists rental properties across Hamilton Avenue Hyde Park Madisonville Milton Street Northside Norwood Price Hill Walnut Hills and Winton Place. Details include street addresses room counts from four to six, heat and garage options, furnished status, and monthly rents ranging from 28 to 385 dollars with contact telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton AV
Hyde Park
Atlantic
Jefferson
Linwood
Linwood Rd
Eastern
East
Madisonville
Waterson
Milton ST
Avon
J. Northside
Jerome
Kirby
J. Norwood
Ashland
Price Hill
Trenton
Bramble
W. Price
Avondale and city rooming houses listed for rent
A fragmented advertisement listing multiple rooming options across Avondale Central City Covington Corryville Dayton and Walnut Hills. Entries note furnished front rooms twin beds heat hot water running water and weekly rents from about 4 to 7 plus descriptions of location and proximity to terminals or streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Bath
Avon
Central
CITY
East Fifth
Clifton Ave
J. Covington
Garrard St
Corryville
Vine
Dayton
South
Price Hill
Elberon Car
West
Walnut Hills
Lost and Found Announcements and Services List
A mixed page itemizes lost dogs Brindle Bulldog female in Cheviot call Montana 2569 R and Great Dane female with clipped ears reward Kirby 1839. Also Lady's driving glove oyster white reward Cherry 6300 Betty. Pin Onyx cameo keepsake Friday Emery Auditorium. Miss White Avon 6000 Liberal reward. Young police dog lost Linwood near Grace Hyde Park four white feet white head markings female East 2056 W. Electric and massage services at Hemlock 7787. Nurse undergraduate cares for patients at home J JEff 8896. Massage and baths hours 1 to 8 Hemlock 5140. Manicuring hours 10 am to 8 pm Parkway 2151. Piano tuning and repair Wurlitzer 121 EB Fourth Main 0172.
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Cheviot
Montana
Kirby
Betty
Emery Auditorium
Miss Whiteman
Avon
Linwood
Grace
Hyde
East
Hemlock
Vera Gray Cherry
J Jeff
Parkway
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DURR
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Pals
Gertrude
Matey
Kitty
U.S
Ohio River
Chris Greene
Charleston
Kentucky
Louisville
John W Hubbard
F. N
Pittsburgh
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Parkersburg
Pt. Pleasant
Qhio Seeeneeee
Dam
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Evansville
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Ween
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Cairo
Radford
Hinton
Wall
Kanawha Falls
Vaeenenene
Logan
Williamson
Pikeville
Feeee Bees
Farmers
See
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Burnside
Nashville
Tenn
Oremeaeee
Knoxville
Sateen
Chattanooga
Florence
Ala
Eave Ee Teeeee
Johnsonville
Davenport
Stew Rene Keokuk
la Settee
Omaha Nebpeweneee
Kansas City
Rising F— Lling
Eee
Exposition B. & L. Co
Margaret L. Lambert
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Ruth M. Groll
M. H. Crowe
A Ee ‘Ritter
Mary Alice de Vore
Etna Lahrman
Peak Hyde Park
Ie Kk. Kahng
Tannery B. A. G Co
Clarence Holterman
Eugene D. Ross
Martin P. Cook
Ao Market
Robert Patterson
Lion No
Max P. Rosenthal
Fifth Third Union Trust Co
James Sweeney
Mt. Adams Bldg. Co
Flora Ot
Samuel D. Cooper
Ataa . Miller
Victoria L. & L. A
Ile
South Side L. & B. Co
Joseph Tromgrogell
Cleves-North Bend Village
Cleves-North Bend Illage
Glendale
Lockland Village
Milford
Montgomery Village
Village
Yea Butterfield
Joe Jinks
O-24 Copyright Press
Jenrainede
He. FoRsvke
Dynamite
Musles
Connolly
Muuklei
Razbury
Wilson AV
Forest
Ehrman
E. M. Costello & Son
Main
Kennedy Heights
New Concrete Street
Maddux Co
Verdin Av
Brick St. L
Mont
M. Or
Crowe
Chas
A. Freemyer
Sereeetizio
Rose Hill
Avondale Avenue
Myers Y. Cooper CO
van Ant
Werp
Forestav
University
Clifton Heights
West McMillan
J. Clifton
Bishop
Woodburn
Beautiful
W. Eighth
Wurlitzer
Fred Schenke
Gilbert AV. Woodburn
Mason Towle CO
Gilbert
JOE
Rockenfield
Walen
Glenway
Mueller
Autus
Vine ST
Ohio Finance CO
Walnut St
Keith Theater
Citizens Mortgage Loan CO
Postoffice
THE
Security Storage CO
Wdbn
Mr. Abbott
Main St
Southern Ohio Bank
New York Publishing House
Abbott
Main &T
Call South
OLD Reliable Cin’ti College
Fourth St
Canaries
Ewald’s
Bird Store
B. de
Mart Et
Dee Ee Ben
West Fifth St
Stouts
Zimmerman
Plum St
W. Pearl St. Main
Economy Supply CO
E. Pearl
Heatrola
Lawrence Street
Geo. P. Gross
Bishop Wrecking & Lumber CO
Wade Street
St. Canal
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