…A non-partisan Board of Police Commissioners was appointed and began rebuilding a non-partisan police department. Craig applied and was one of the first to successfully pass all the first-in-the-nation examinations….

…Company D – Garfield Rifles – of the First Infantry Regiment of the Ohio National Guard. None of the companies apparently saw any action while Bill was enlisted. On July…

…16, he serviced refrigerators for the Cincinnati Refrigerator Company on Colerain Avenue. In January 1945, at 17, he went to work at Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company as an electrical…

…No. 17 on August 15, 1891, under Colonel C. B. Hunt. A tenth Company L was organized in Middletown on April 29, 1893, but none of the companies apparently saw…

…took command of a company of Texas Rangers and performed spy duty. At the end of the war, he took on a criminal career, much like – and for a…

…New Miami. On August 25, 1928 Constable Simpson filed to run for Marshal and was elected. On November 3, 1931 Marshal Simpson ran for Mayor and was easily elected. However,…

…Cincinnati, William had had a judgment against them for company funds they had removed. When they returned with several horses and a mule, the Sheriff impounded the mule against the…

…Dunbar, calling himself “Comanche Bill”, while making whooping sounds like an Indian war cry, tried to push his way through the threesome. He was easily pushed aside by Gleason. Dunbar…

…behavior. Officer Kim was highly respected by his commanders, supervisors, peers, and the communities in which he lived and served. He was a success as a police officer, mentor, sensei,…

…to German immigrants, John and Mary Kunkel. He married Mary Shietheim and about 1869 they had a son, William Kunkel. During 1870, Martin worked for the Bristle Combs Company. He…

…with a warrant for George Patterson. Roberson saw him coming toward the house and told Warner, “Here comes Knapp. I’m going to kill him with this glass jar!” When Marshal…

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