Denny Flynn
Cincinnati Enquirer, 23 December 1878, page 7
NEWPORT
FLYNN FLEECED-Denny Flynn, the good hearted policeman, when he drew his last year's salary, purchased two find hogs and put them in a pen and taught them the great art of laughing and growing fat, for dessert giving them a little wind porridge.
Yesterday Denny armed with the necessary tools, proceeded to the pen to slay his Cincinnati animals, when behold, they were missing! And Denny immediately sharpened his little ax and donned his war paint and is now on the hunt of the rascal who deprived him of his winter's bacon and cabbage.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 26 November 1892, page 6
NEWPORT
During the illness of Chief Cottingham Lieutenant Dennis Flynn was appointed to take charge of that office and Roundsman Dan Swinbourne fills the office of Lieutenant.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 26 September 1895, page 6
NEWPORT
WINNERS OF THE ENQUIRER PRIZES
The oldest inhabitant of Newport will say that there never was a good police force in Newport without Dennis Flynn. Of the 47 years of his life, Dennis has passed 30 in Newport and 23 of those as a police officer.
He was born in Tipperary Ireland and voted the handsomest man in Newport as well as the most genial officer on the force. He is married and has an interesting family. Flynn gets first prize in The Enquirer contest, a solid gold regulation police badge.