Albert Biery
 

Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 7 October 1914, page 2

"Your honor, my husband hasn't worked over three months in the 17 years we have been married and I have been force to work for a living for our four children." This was a statement made to Judge Buten Wednesday morning by Mrs. Albert Biery when she testified against her husband, Albert Biery, who was arraigned on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

According to the wife, her husband worked three nights last week and gave her $1 out of what he made. She claimed he hit her on the head with a bucket when she remonstrated against his drinking and this led to his arrest. Judge Buten ordered the police to give the wife $5 out of the money taken from Biery and gave Biery a fine of $10 and costs.

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Kentucky Post, Monday, 23 November 1914, page 1

In the Campbell co. Court Monday morning the case of Albert Biery charged with failing to provide for his minor children was continued until Tuesday.

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Albert Biery was born 16 Oct 1876 in Covington, the son of Alfred Albert and Charlotte Margaret (Blaut). He was married to Emma Caroline Nordheim and died 31 Aug 1919 in Newport. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.

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