Houghton Hosts Arthurian Evening in London
American Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton spoke at the Knights of Round Table Club in London praising Locarno peace gains and Austen Chamberlain. He accepted honorary membership, lauded American sportsmanship, and noted allied efforts under good will over force. Attendees included Consul General Washington, Sir Thomas Lipton, and T. P. O'Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alanson B. Houghton
Knights of Round Table Club
Court of St. James
Surrey
Sussex
Houghton
Arthur
Austen Chamberlain
Lps
Locarno
Trevor Dawson
Sefto Brancker
America
Baltimore
Doolittle
Sir Sefton
Washington
Thomas Lipton
T. P. O'Connor
Firestone Rubber Firm Lands Big Tabasco Lease
Akron Ohio October 28 Firestone Tire and Rubber announces leasing 35 000 acres of rubber plantation land in Tabasco Mexico Work has begun building roads and housing Indian laborers from Tehuantepec were brought in Three hundred fifty acres of the leased land are already producing rubber Firestone also mentions Liberia and Brazil as possible future projects and notes plans for own rubber production in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Tabasco
Mexico
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Harvey 8S. Firestone
Firestone
Tehuantepec
America
Liberia
Amazon River
Brazil
Girl sets fire in detention home to end life
In Dayton Ohio on October 28 Anna Vinccino a 14 year old incorrigible detainee at the Detention Home set fire to her clothes in an attempted suicide. She suffered severe burns and may have inhaled flames. Superintendent James E Welsh was severely burned on the hand while attempting to extinguish the blaze. She had been held since Monday at Miami Valley Hospital awaiting disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Anna Vinccino
Anna
James E. Welsh
House of Detention
Mrs Ruth Harig Dies At 36 In Cincinnati Building Career
Ruth M Harig 36 wife of Charles Harig died after six weeks illness at Dr William Mithoefer Hospital. She headed R and H Construction and Cincinnati Well Built Homes and helped build apartments including Burnet Avenue project. She leaves husband and daughter Emma Lou 8. Funeral tomorrow at Paul Huth 430 Ludlow Ave with burial at St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. Harig
R. and H. Construction Company
Cincinnati Well-Built Homes Company
Dr. William Mithoefer Hospital
Doctors
Charles Harig
J. and F. Harig Company
Burnet Avenue
Catherine Street
Emma Lou
Paul Huth Funeral Establishment
Ludlow Avenue
St. Mary's Cemetery
Train Hits Auto. Two Dead One Hurt in Akron Area
In Akron Ohio on October 28 Clyde Swinehart of Springfield Lake and an unidentified woman died when their car was struck by an Erlinger train at a crossing near here. Mrs Grace Stemmenmore was seriously injured. Crossing watchman Frank Lengyn said the auto went onto the tracks despite warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Clyde Swinehart
Springfield Lake
Grace Stemmenmore
Frank Lengyn
Steel firms approve merger forming Continental Steel and Wire
Stockholders of the Kokomo Steel and Wire Company ratified a merger with Keystone Steel and Wire Company of Peoria into a 15 million dollar corporation to be named Continental Steel and Wire Company in Kokomo Indiana on October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kokomo
Ind
Kokomo Steel and Wire Company
Keystone Steel and Wire Company
Peoria
Ill
Continental Steel and Wirempany
Submarine S-51 Collision Hearings Hear Testimony
Captain John H. Diehl of the City of Rome testifies that the submarine S-51 was at fault after seeing a white light followed by a red one before the collision. He recounts reversing engines and swinging to port to avoid the crash off Block Island. The inquiry continues with further witnesses and salvage updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John H. Diehl
Everett
Mass
City of Rome
Naval Board of Inquiry
Diehl
Block Island
Board of Inquiry
Diehle
Erling Knudsen
William A. Adamson
Newport
R. I
Carl Hanson
Lawson
Adamson
Edward P. Sauer
U.S. S. Vestal
Chicago Doctor Explains Brain Cell Growth
Dr. C Judson Herrick of the University of Chicago presents a new analysis of brain cells. He states the human brain contains 9 200 000 cells and thought arises from many layered combinations of cells, while noting that head shape and facial features do not reliably indicate brain power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. Judson Herrick
Department of Psychology
University of Chicago
Herrick
Archbishop McNicholas Dedicates Cleveland Seminary
Arch bishop John T. McNicholas of Cincinnati celebrated the first pontifical mass at the new Cleveland diocese seminary. The $1,000,000 building hosted eighty theology students from Mt. St. Marys Seminary and featured remarks by bishops from several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
Cleveland Catholic
Cleveland
Archdiocese of
McNicholas
James J. Hartley
Columbus
Samuel Stritch
Toledo
Charles E. Baden
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
Stinnes's Son Declares Loyalty to Fatherland
Dr. Edmund Stinnes, eldest son of the late Hugo Stinnes, says reports he would seek permanent commercial ties abroad are pure invention. He is in New York on a brief visit and plans to return to Berlin after departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edmund Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes
Berlin
United States
Stinnes Denials On U S Visit Turbulent Return Plans
Frau Edmund Stinnes refutes claims that her husband Dr. Stinnes is seeking a new business base in the United States. She says he will not stay more than six months and may tour South America before returning to focus German industry on Germany. Friends say he seeks a new field after cashing out holdings amid family disputes and ship delays.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Edmund Stinnes
New York
United States
Germany
South America
Stinnes
Trainwrecker Sentenced to Life Term in Indiana
Floyd Black aged 32 was convicted of attempting to wreck the Dixie Flyer in Terre Haute last December and received a life sentence under the habitual criminal act, with two prior felony convictions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Floyd Black
Black
Son's Place Taken by Father as Girl Is Married by Proxy
Miss Mildred R. Fineberg of Trenton New Jersey was married in Harrisburg Pennsylvania by proxy to Edward Winfield of Chuquicamato Chile. The ceremony was performed by Mrs Annie O N Etter prothonotary of Dauphin County with the bridegroom's father standing in for the groom. A proxy consent came from an American consul in Chile and a telegram from Miss Finebergs parents in Indianapolis confirmed the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mildred R. Fineberg
Trenton
N. J
Edward Winfield
Chuquicamato
Chile
Annie O. N. Etter
Dauphin County
Miss Fineberg
David Fineberg
Indianapolis
Three Women Robbed of 54000 in Gems in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on October 28, two gunmen robbed Mrs. E. M. Smith wife of a bank president Mrs. J. M. McAdam and Mrs. H. H. Clark of pearls and jewels valued at 54009. They stopped in front of Mrs. Clark's home as they returned from the theater. One robber menaced the chauffeur with a revolver while the other covered the women and took the gems. The car fled and the chauffeur, frightened, could not provide the license number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
E. M. Smith
J. M. McAdam
H.H. Clark
Jewelry worth 85000 found in Mrs Lichtenstein’s drawer
Police announce renewed search locates jewelry valued at 85000 in a knotted handkerchief inside the same bureau drawer from Mrs Julia Lichtenstein's apartment. The item was previously reported stolen last night. she is a friend of Mrs James P Donahue, whose Hotel Plaza jewelry loss reached 685000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julia Lichtenstein
Murder Mystery Solved after 41 Years in Toledo
Toledo police say they have solved a 41 year old murder case. The body of Mrs. Louisa Stahl was found in 1884 behind her tavern bar with a ligature and forced teeth extraction. A Michigan tip revealed the killer and related relatives, bringing final closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Louisa Stahl
Michigan
Ead
Gloria Swanson's Marriage Title Drama Baffles Court
Paris features Gloria Swanson and her husband Marquis de la Coudraye as they sail to New York aboard the Paris. The parchment claiming a Polish Marquisate is scrutinized for inaccuracies in 1707 era records and disputed by historians and officials.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Gloria Swanson
Monsieur le Bailly de la Falaise
Marquis de la Coudraye
New York
Falaise
Miss Swanson
Maria Casimir
Poland
Stanisas I
Leczynski
Rome
Cardinal de la Tremoille
Marie d’Aquien
Jean Sobieski
Sobieski
Karysienka
Louis XIV
Louis
World News Service
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Church backs science in schools plea
Washington October 28 the National Council of Congregational Churches declared there can be no conflict between science and religion and opposed government interference with teaching widely accepted scientific theories in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
National Council of Congregational Churches
Westminster Canon Denies Saying America Is a Monkey House
The Rev. William Hartley Carnegie, a Westminster canon, denied telling the Evening News that “the canker in the life of America is divorce” and that “America is degenerating from a human society into a monkey house.” He called the report outrageous and said his remarks referred to divorce trends and family stability, with notes on English‑American ties and women’s roles.
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Associated Press
London
William Hartley Carnegie
Westminster
The
Evening News Today
America
Canon Carnegie
Westminster Abbey
Dudgeon
Evening News
United States
England
Stephenson Jury Drawn After Long Selection
In Noblesville Indiana a Hamilton Circuit Court jury panel of ten farmers a truck driver and a gas plant manager was chosen to hear the murder case of D C Stephenson former Ku Klux Klan leader and two bodyguards Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry over the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer. Jury selection took thirteen days the longest in Indiana history and the trial is set to begin Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Indiana
Wheat markets end unsettled after profit-taking selloff
Chicago grain traders saw heavy selling late in the session erasing most of an earlier advance. Wheat closed mixed with December at 1.49 to 1.495 and May around 1.46, while corn and oats moved modestly higher or lower and provisions varied. Cash quotes show No 1 hard wheat at 1.61 and No 2 hard at 1.60 with corn mixed at 82 to 83 cents.
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Chicago
Faguten
Nemeine
Foreign exchange rates in New York for October 28
Daily foreign exchange rates list Burn Rates and other markets. Sterling demand and cables near 4.84 dollars, France 4.16, Italy around 3.95, Belgium 4.54, Switzerland 19.27, Holland 40.23, Germany 23.80, Denmark 24.77, Spain 14.39, Portugal 5.10, Poland 16.00, Canada 100.17, Uruguay 102.00, Argentina 41.25, Japan 41.12, Shanghai 17.62 and other notes show spot and cable quotes across major currencies.
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New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Canada
Uruguay
Chile
Colombia
Venezuela
Havana
Real estate auctions include multiple city transfers in Fairmount area
Real estate items report several sales and brokers actions. A three family frame house at 1729 Harrison avenue Fairmount sold to John and Kate Streitmarter for 5200. A 2256 Spring Grove avenue property to be auctioned at 2 30 pm. Various other transfers list buyers banks and prices across Hyde Park Observatory Road Vine Street and more with brokers L Weiskopf Son Frederick A Schmidt Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Fairmount
Fred Tuke & Son
John
Kate Streitmarter
George Teeken
Tuke
Spring Grove Avenue
C. D
Catherine Hildwein
Charles R. Freese
Observatory Road
Hyde Park
Frederick A. Schmidt
John Stanley
J. Pfalzgraf
Vine Street
L. Weiskopf & Son
Ferro Company Wins Clifton Hospital Third Story Contract
The Ferro Concrete Construction Company secured a contract to add a third story to the power house at the Good Samaritan Hospital located at Clifton and Dixmyth avenues in Clifton. The project is estimated to cost about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Good Samaritan Hospital
Clifton
Dixmyth Avenues
Final land parcel procured for Maeberle Memorial School
The last parcel needed for the Maeberle Memorial School at Freeman Avenue and Bank and Dayton streets was bought from Mrs. Elsie Schalk by broker Theodore Mayer for the Board of Education. The property at 1025 and 1027 Bank Street is a double frame structure and the price agreed was 6750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeberle Memorial School
Freeman Avenue
Bank and
Dayton Streets
Elsie Schalk
Theodore Mayer
Board of Education
Bank Street
Transfers of properties in Cincinnati area record listings
A long list of property transfers across townships and neighborhoods including Springfield, Avondale, Cleves, Sedamsville, Norwood, West End, Price Hill, Clifton, Delhi, Mt. Auburn, Madisonville, Carthage, Oakley Park, Columbia, Sycamore, Reading, Oakley, and Hyde Park. Transactions show owners, parcel sizes or descriptions, and tax amounts, with several leases and contract sales noted alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Township
T. Adear Houston
Alice M. Houston
Avondale
Louis Reichman
H. A. Moffett
Sidf Northern Avenue
Cleves
Lucy Stoneking
Ruth L. Sc
Bernard
Anna Kirstein
Rapid Run Road
Manny Weir
Annette Warner
Neave Street
Clifton
Carrie *Kimmich
Louise Askew
Rosetta Cobb’s
Mt. Auburn
Kennedy Bros
Breer Grocery and Baking Company
Highland Avenue
Westwood Tharine Fischer
John W. Lambert
Ruberg Street
Central
Glending B. Groesbeck
Charles F. Dickson
Broadway
Lockport Avenue
College Hill
Loraine A. Jansen
Albert F
Elizabeth Schroeder
Ambrose Avenue
Delhi Township
Ida M. Wehmeier
Henry Hausfeld
Norwood
Ada G. Eckstein
Harry Graper
Wards Road
Edmonson Road
East End
Louis Fischer
Richard J
Julia Dunphy
Tusculum Avenue
Fernbank
Nora M. Viall
Eleanor H. Meyer
Charles W. Short
Miami Township
Price Hill
Joseph Greenberg
Mathew J. McHugh
Hawthorne Avenue
Phillips Avenue
Green Township
Cincinnati Double Wall Co
Marie E. Fitzpatrick
Charles Balli
Thomas Gust
East Sixth Street
Melbourne
Thelma G. Manthey
Julia A. Manthey
Yonkers
Moosewood Avenue
Madisonville
Eugene H. Simms
Edwin
Anna L. Steward
Ward Street
Carthage
Edna B. Buehrman
Stella
Hopkins
Cornelia Avenue
Oakley Park
William C. McCarren
Frances Boughner
Minot Avenue
Charles Meiner
Frank and
Oakla Meiner
Westwood
Harry J. Groff
Ladie A. Groff
John Archler
Columbia Township
Harry W. Vordenberg
William A. Crotty
Joseph F. Lees
Columbia Road
Harry W. Wordenberg
Sycamore Township
Sherman T. Cooper
Fremont Cooper
Reading
Morris Feder
Edward Feder
Roth Avenue
Henry Thielmeyer
Edward W
Dorothy C. Hauefle
Fairpark Avenue
Escalon Avenue
Oakley
Anna D. Livezey
C. F
Gladys L. Biele
Oakley Avenue
Addie A. Buxton
Charles W. Buxton, Jr
Hector Street
Daniel Hammitt
Henry A. Ruler
Jacob Klumb
Laura Lane
Joseph B. Grimmelsman
Lauretta Menchen
Grand Avenue
Ellen Stroup
Andrew Hochstrasser
Lafayette Street
Wilkinson Street
Portsmouth Avenue
Grover Layman Realty Conpany
O’ Brien
Dale
Auburn
Ellen Clements
Clara J. Clements
Federal Street
Mortgage filings show multiple transfers and loans
The record lists numerous mortgage filings including William C. Meyer to Victoria S and L A for 750, William F. Kunter to Mary Henry for 2000, May Nell to Richard A. Rappoport for 783, and others to various banks and trusts. Additional entries include Atlas L and B Co loan, Music Hall L and B, and Brighton Bank and Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortgag
William C. Meyer
Victoria S. & L. A
William F. Kunter
Mary Henry
Eae. E. Saunders
Chester Campbell
Frank E. Michel
Clark McGrew
May Nell
Richard A. Rappoport
Papsrt Farwick
Mt. Adams B. & L
Financial transfers listed to banks and lenders various individuals
Numerous names transfer sums to banks and lending bodies including Provident Savings Bank Southern Ohio Savings Bank Cincinnati Working Men’s Club and others. Amounts range from 200 to 15 000 with many entries in the thousands indicating loan payments or mortgage dealings.
Withrow Girls Serve Exchange Club Dinner Cast
Two hundred Withrow High School girl students will act as waitresses at the Exchange Club Golden Rule dinner in Linton Friday at 6 30 p m. Captains include Ellen Lashbrook Alma Hoffmeister Thyrza Metzner and Jean Foster. University of Cincinnati Pan Hellenic helpers are being recruited. Reception committee for Mrs Pennybacker and Alonzo Wilson includes J E Richardson E N Hannaford George E Todd Arthur Ibold Rabbi Jacob H Kaplan and Rev R R Filbrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withrow High School
Exchange Club
Linton
Ellen Lashbrook
Alma Hoffmeister
Thyrza Metzner
Jean Foster
Pan Hellenic Society of
The
University of Cincinnati
Ethel Groppenbacher
Percy V. Pennybacker
Alonzo Wilson
Clifford F. Cordes
J. E. Richardson
E. N. Hannaford
George E. Todd
Arthur Ibold
Jacob H. Kaplan
R. R. Fillbrandt
Detectives Arrest Cincinnati Men Over Sandow Plot
Dayton police arrested B. W. Brink a Cincinnati broker William Browning manager of the Tacoma Beach boxing arena Dayton Ky and Herbert Mauget of Cincinnati on a tip they hunted David Sandow Cincinnati boxer brother of Sammy Sandow. Detectives equipped with shotguns found false mustaches cartridges revolvers in rooms. Browning gave the alias Nick Collins Mauget used Barney Gilpin. Brink said the trip aimed to avenge alleged theft of 1800 and he admitted not reporting the dispute to Cincinnati police. Browning and Mauget were fined 56 dollars and costs. Brink was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Brink
Cincinnati
William Browning
Tacoma Beach
Dayton
Herbert Mauget
David Sandow
Sammy Sandow
Brink
Browning
Nick Collins
Mauget
Barney-Gilpin
Browning and
East Ohio Star Elects Associate Grand Matron
Mrs. Ella Vornheader of 2941 Mignon avenue Westwood was elected Associate Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Ohio Order of Eastern Star at the state convention in Columbus. Mrs. Clara Henrich Most Worthy Grand Matron of Newport addressed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Ella Vornheader
Mignon Avenue
Westwood
Grand Chapter of
Ohio
Order of Eastern Star
Columbus
Associated Press
Clara’ L. Henrich
East Third Street
Newport
Covington District School Bonds Aimed at Modernizing Buildings
Covington Superintendent H. B. Cox advocates a 525000 bond issue to replace and remodel aging elementary schools. He notes most buildings are half a century old and crowded, with only Holmes High and some district schools fire proof. He cites rising enrollment and transfers as justification for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
H. 8. Cox
Holmes
Cox
Injunction Filed Over Covington Dry Well Contract
Four Kenton County taxpayers sue the City of Covington and the O F Moore Company in Kenton Circuit Court to annul a contract for a Covington Water Works dry well at Ft Thomas and to require the return of 15000 dollars. They contend the city faces a floating debt of 61248.95 not counting 126000 for the project and electric pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Covington
O. F. Moore Company
Newport
Richard McGraw
Hattie P. Stephenson
W. H. Detters
Ella Detters
Ft. Thomas
Burdick Receives License to Wed Louisville Girl
Philip O. Burdick 21 of Brooklyn N Y and Lydia L. Ingold 21 of Louisville Ky obtained a marriage license in Covington yesterday. Lydia Ingold is sister of the late Edna Burdick who died after a freight train crash near Falmouth Ky last Saturday night. Edna’s body was taken to Swindler & Co. funeral home and will be buried today in Louisville, where Burdick plans to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdick
Louisville
Covington
Philip O. Burdick
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia L. Ingold
Edna Burdick
Falmouth
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Swindler & Co., Undertakers
Southern’ Avenue
Latonia
Five held in Covington auto theft case
Four men and a woman were arrested in Covington for possessing a stolen car owned by Harold Longini of Cincinnati. Names include John Thomas, Luke Brady, John Dale, W D Smith, and Grace Crabtree. a sixth accomplice escaped. All five were detained for Cincinnati police on charges of disorderly conduct, with Thomas also charged with stolen auto possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Harold Longini
Reading Road
Cincinnati
John Thomas
Miner
Lexington
Luke Brady
John Dale
Dayton
W. D. Smith
Memphis
Tenn
Grace Crabtree
East Third Street
Third
Crescent Streets
Longini
Miss Crabtree
Greendale
Thomas
Cincinnati Police
Trustee seeks injunction against coal companies
Har ry Murdaugh as trustee files suit in United States District Court against Greasy Creek Coal and Land Company and Boone Jellico Coal Company both of Pineville Bell County. Owen County judge Gayle and Sheriff Martin Green named. Suit seeks injunction to stop disposal of trust property and asks for a receiver to manage $100 000 valued assets and to compel defendant claims. Judge Cochran appoints John W Menzies as receiver to oversee trust property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Harry Murdaugh
Greasy Creek Coal and Land Company
Boone -Jellico Coal Company
Pimeville
Bell County
Owen County
Martin Green
Murdaugh
Wheeler Boone
Cochran
John W. Menzies
Estate settlement in federal court for Henry G Besaden estate
Proceedings in federal court before Judge Cochran settled the estate of the late Henry G Besaden of Winchester Kentucky. Union Savings Bank and Trust Company of Cincinnati has acted as trustee for 21 years. The estate of 700 acres near Winchester Kentucky will be assessed for the bank’s due trust claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Henry G. Besaden
Winchester
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cincinnati
Henry C. Besuden
Two Newport men acquitted after malicious assault indictments
Edward Dimler was found not guilty of attacking Minnie Steinheim on August 3. Ralf Branch was acquitted of a similar charge for an alleged Septem ber 9, 1925 assault on Michael Igo. A murder case against Charles Humes was continued to November 24. The city of Dayton filed two tax suits, and other suits involved the Patterson Building Co and John H. Tepe over taxes. The Quehl gmn Company sued Mrs. Earl Frank for $250.50 for an electric sign on her Newport property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Edward Dimler
Minnie Steinheim
Ralf Branch
Michael Igo
Charles Humes
Willie Brown Johnson
Dayton
Patterson Building Company
John H. Tepe
Quehl Gmn Company Aginst
Earl Frank
Tenth and
Columbia Streets
Newport
Norwood
Newport Bond Advertising Emergency Refused
Newport city commissioners held a special meeting to consider a $500 appropriation to advertise a $325,000 school bond issue. The measure passed 3 to 1 with Mayor Livingston Hermann and Simms supporting, Ebert opposing. Simms and Ebert suggested personal contributions but were not approved. The resolution was laid over until next Monday. Simms said funds would be available first next week to cover any club bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Teachers’ Clubs
Newport
Simms
Ebert
Hermann
Commissionerbert
Livingston
Newport men face continuance in receiving stolen goods case
Arthur Bridewell and Ernest Koontz of Southgate and Patterson streets Newport were denied trial today as Judge Moore granted a one week continuance to secure counsel. S. C. White testified he witnessed a warrant sworn and that a home was entered with items later recovered from a Newport junk dealer. Both defendants deny the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bridewell
Ernest Koontz
Southgate
Patterson Streets
Newport
Covington Divorces and Damages in Local Suits
Mrs Lillie V Nigman seeks divorce alimony and restoration of her maiden name Gosney from Charles C Nigman of Cincinnati married June 27 1923 Eleanor McCarthy sues W M Thornton for 2900 damages after being knocked down crossing Fifth and Scott Streets Theodore Underwood sues for divorce from Carrie Underwood alleging abandonment Jennie Barnes sues Claudia Triplett and others for 975 a lien on West Sixth Street property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie V. Nigman
Covington
Charles C. Nigman
Cincinnati
Lillie V. Gosney
Eleanor McCarthy
W. M. Thornton
Fifth
Scott Streets
Thornton
Theodore Underwood
Carrie Underwood
Brisbee, Ariz
Jennie Barnes
Claudia Triplett
West Sixth Street
Realty Transfers Move Through Newport Clifton and Dayton
Real estate transfers list Vistor Ruble to Charles Muller for a Newport lot with $1,000 stamps and Willard Brooks to Marshall Wilmuth for a Clifton lot with $500 stamps. Max Mintz to Nathan Wander, and Margaret Berry to John W. Grason for a Dayton lot. John W. Grason to Margaret Berry for a Dayton lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Muller
Newport
Willard Brooks
Marshall Wilmuth
Clifton
Max Mintz
Nathan Wander
Margaret Berry
John W. Grason
Dayton
Marriage Licenses Registered in Ohio and Kentucky
Everett W. Armott of Spinield Ohio and Helen L Tarbutton of Summersville Ohio. Emma Scherer of Summersville Ohio and Pearl F Smalley of Dayton Kentucky. Edith E Jackson of Dayton Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett W. Armott
Spinield
O. Eee
Miamisburg
Helen L. Tarbutton
Summersville
Emma Schererrer
Pearl F. Smalley
Dayton
Edith E. Jackson
Marriage Licenses for James Nordica and Others
A list of marriage licenses including James Nordica with Lucia Sciotina and others such as Lawrence Bily with Dorothy Reimer, Phillip O Burdick with Lydia L Ingold, Cyril Arthur, Vonda M Kerscher, Walker Taylor, Sophia Fry, Lee Fortner, Lillie Eppson, and Treva A Sanger among entries. Jurisdiction appears to include Latonia and Covington areas in Kentucky with scattered place names like Cincinnati and St Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nordica Lucia Sciotina
Lawrence Bily
Dorothy Reimer
Phillip O Burdick
Lydia L. Ingold Cyril Arthur
Vonda M. Kerscher
Walker Taylor
Sophia Fry
Lee Fortner
Lillie Eppson
V. Crispin Tre
State cannot sell gas, Supreme Court decides
Pierre S D Oct 28 The Supreme Court, on complaint by White Eagle Oil, virtually halted state retail gas handling until a constitutional amendment grants power. The court rules gasoline is not a natural resource under the constitution. The ruling likely ends a two year dispute with oil companies over state gasoline sales.
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New York World News Service
Pierre
Supreme Court Today
White Eagle Oil Company
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Jacob Wacksman
Tanee F. Keter Sr
Ketlona Avenue
Alice J. Wastines
Ruth Howell
William H. Lease
East End Bank
A. McDonough
Irish B. & L. Co
Sue ‘R. Bullock
Eagle B. & IL
A. C
Frank Biele
Madison B. A
Mathilda Ca Hahn
Walnut Hills S. & L. Co
Andrew Meese
West Street
L. & B. Coys
Hawthorne L
L. A
Margaret Henry
B. A
Charles J. Bolte
Cosmopolitan
Jara J. Clements
Evanston
L. Ae Wehr
Ohio Valley Mortgage Oy Fett P. Smith
North Hyde Park
Py, Henry
Eile Rieth
Ny Ee
Louis Askew
Fred Lehn
Rose Kemper
John Williams
Everett R. Williams
Settle Street
Victor W. Fischbach
Darsie A. Hunter
Stettinius Avenue
Hyde Park East
Perry A. Marr
Adelia Meeko
Northside
Katherine Tucker
Springlawn Avenue
Howard Avenue
Rose Kawrtler
Mildred Lehn
Lakeman
Afield
Samuel H
Young Rose Kemper
Cherry Street
W. Barnes
Lincoln B. A
Abbie Smith
Edward P. Waldman
Elia J. Bloomfield
Norwood Improved & L. Co
Seine Elliott
Ciletina Kinkhorst
Stephen Z Roche
Henry Os ‘Sterling
Clifton Mutual L. & B. Co
Frenki R. So
R G. Bammerlin
Victoria L. & L
M. Ellis
Ormonde S & LE. Co
Albert G. Koch
A. F. Kunter
Stella Jacobs
Mildred L. Graves
William L. McGrath
William Frees
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Emmett D. Cox
Harrison Welfare B. A
William M. Bennett
John H. Clippinger
Cana Hayes
Joseph S. Hummel
Margaret R. Hulley
American Mortgage Company
John H. Matz
Delta L. Co
Providient Loan Company
John Sturieho
Raymond G. Cramer
Home S. & L. Co
A. A. Toohey
Molitor L. & B. Co
Ee M. Wehr
Eae Ae
Central B. & L. Co
William H
Twenty-third Ward B. A. Co
Clara Mardoff
Ida E. Volz
Fred W. Hollenweger
John A. McDonough
Senate L. & B. Co
Withrow
Kenton Circuit Court
Supreme Court
WM. Milius Republican
WM. Milius
Campbell County
A. Armstrong
Ass’t
J. Mason Howk
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