Anthony Guerrea
Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 28 November 1951, page 1
GAMBLING
Anthony (Tony) Guerrea, 610 Monmouth street, operator of the
Monmouth Bar, Newport, was fined $200 and cost Wednesday on a guilty plea in
Campbell Circuit Court to a charge of setting up and operating a game of chance.
Mr. Guerrea had been arrested several months ago when a man identified as Straud
Wilson, 134 W Third street, Newport, called police and told them a game was
being conducted in that place.
Handbook equipment was confiscated when police investigated.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 7 May 1953, page 1
While a continuance was granted Tony Guerrea, 52, of 211 E Seventh street, Newport, arrested for operating a handbook in the Wagon Wheel Cafe, Eighth and Saratoga streets, Newport, witnesses in the raid will appear before the grand jury which is now in session. Police Judge Alfred G Maybury continued the case Thursday until May 19 upon the motion of Joseph Rolf, counsel for the defendant.
Detectives Jack Thiem and William Livingston, acting upon orders of Chief George Gugel, visited the cafe last Wednesday and reported finding a handbook in operation.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 19 May 1953, page 1
A handbook operating charge against Tony Guerrea, 52, arrested recently when Detectives Jack Thiem and William Livingston raided a "book" at the Wagon Wheel, Eighth street and Saratoga avenue, Newport, was referred to the grand jury Tuesday by Police Judge Alfred G Maybury. Guerrea waived examination. Detectives raided the alleged book on orders from Police Chief George Gugel.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday 14 October 1953, page 1
Only one gambling indictment was returned. That was a handbook operation charge against Anthony Guerrea, resulting from a Newport police raid last May 6 at a cafe at the northeast corner of Eighth and Saratoga streets.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 18 February 1954, page 19
A $350 and costs fine was imposed Thursday by Campbell County Trial Commissioner Thomas F Schnoor against Anthony (Tony) Guerrea, arrested by County Police Chief James Winters and patrolman George Arnold for operating a handbook. Daniel W Davis, counsel for Mr. Guerrea entered a guilty plea to suffering gambling. Police arrested the defendant after Mrs. Elizabeth Hallam, swore to a warrant charging he operated a handbook in the rear of a cafe, Newport. She swore to the warrant after she failed to recover $200 her son in law lost in the "book."
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 22 July 1957, page 4
GUERREA-Anthony (Tony) beloved son of the late Joseph and Catherine Guerrea, beloved brother of Joseph J, William, Frank G (Midge) Guerrea, Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons, Mrs. Josephine Goldkiller and Mrs. Stella Dever, died Saturday, July 20, 1957; aged 57 years; residence 211 E Seventh st. Newport Ky. Funeral Tuesday, July 23, fro the John J Radel Co. Funeral Home, 822 York st. Newport at 8:30 am. Requiem High Mass St Stephen Church at 9 am. Interment St Stephen Cemetery. Friends may call Monday, after 3 pm.