Charles Melvin Calvert
Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 10 February 1903, page 5
NO TIDINGS RECEIVED-No word has been received concerning the whereabouts of Charles M Calbert (sic), the barber, who has been mission from Ft Thomas since Saturday. He left with $200 in his possession. The wife has been making a search for him, but could not learn anything. The opinion prevails that Calbert went to see his half brother, Morris Phinney of Detroit Mich. The police in that city will be asked to located him.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 13 February 1903, page 1
NO TRACE-George (sic) M Calbert, the barber who has been missing from his home at Ft Thomas, for nearly a week, has not been heard from and his wife is distracted. He had $200 with him stating he was going to Cincinnati and never returned. He has relatives in Detroit and New York, his former home, and many letters have been sent there to try to locate him. It was at first thought that he met with foul play, but that theory has been abandoned. It is believed he is with some of his relatives.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 26 February 1903, page 5
Charles M Calvert, the missing barber of Ft Thomas, who left home some weeks ago with $200, stating he was going to Cincinnati to get some razors sharpened, has been heard from.
He wrote to his wife from a little mountain town in Pennsylvania, and is anxious to return to his wife, and asks her to forgive him. He was formerly a member of the Third Infantry. His wife keeps a small store on the Midway.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 9 April 1903, page 5
BARBER RETURNED-Charles M Calvert, the barber at Ft Thomas, who disappeared some weeks ago, returned Wednesday in the same manner in which he left. His wife feared at the time he had met with foul play. Calvert simply stated he went East on a visit to relatives.