Morgan Edward Coyne
Kentucky Post, Thursday, 4 July 1929, page 3
County Races: Magistrate Second District; Morgan Coyne, Democrat.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 20 July 1929, page 2
Campbell co. Candidates list expenses; Magistrate Second District-Morgan Coyne $51.75.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 28 January 1931, page 1
Members of a Campbell co. delegation met Tuesday with the State Highway Commission in an effort to have the commission improve Alexandria pike, known as U.S. Route 27, returned Wednesday satisfied the commission will include Campbell co. in its road building program. The Campbell co. delegation headed by Brent Spence included Morgan Coyne.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 7 September 1933, page 3
The application of William Cottingham to have the beer license of Morgan Coyne at 325 Central av. transferred to his name was deferred for one week by commissioners.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 25 November 1933, page 4
Mrs. E B Collins of Lexington av. announces the marriage of her daughter, Louise, to Mr. Morgan Coyne, the son of Mrs. Anna Coyne, E Fourth st. which took place Nov 22.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 13 May 1937, page 1
Morgan Coyne, 201 E Fourth street, Newport, has announced his candidacy for constable in the Second Magisterial District of Newport, subject to the Democratic primary. Mr. Coyne is a World War veteran.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 9 August 1937, page 2
FOR CONSTABLE Second District: Edward Mader 884; Claude Eads 253; William M Meyer 309; Morgan Coyne 302: John Limerick 168.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 20 July 1939, page 1
Answering a communication from Morgan E Coyne, Newport, Rep. Spence said that veterans were to be shown preference on WPA projects and that any violation of the provision should be investigated.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 8 November 1940, page 20
Elmer Sentney was elected president of the United Ex-Service Men's Society, Newport, at the annual election held Thursday night at Junior Order Hall, 821 York street, Newport. Other officers named were: Morgan Coyne, vice president.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 3 July 1945, page 3
"Let the voters decide!" That idea is being advanced by Morgan E Coyne, candidate for the Democratic nomination for county judge of Campbell county. Mr. Coyne, whose business is the composition of advertising cards for various civic and fraternl affairs, is a veteran of World War I.
He was a candidate in 1941 for constable in the Second Magisterial District. He lives at 201 E Fourth street, Newport.
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Morgan Coyne was born 31 July 1895 in Newport and died 9 Feb 1970 in Chillicothe, Ohio and was buried in St Mary Cemetery, Ft Mitchell Ky.