Jeffries Eyes Tough Training Camp Ahead of Fight
James J. Jeffries declares a year of preparation for his upcoming bout. He reports stable weight, strong wind, and a plan for three months of hard training in the Santa Cruz mountains to be absolutely fit for the ring. He avoids predicting the opponent Johnson's ease or difficulty, pledging to win as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Associated Press
James J. Jeffries
Santa Cruz Mountains
Tehachapi Range
Johnson
Yale Captain Steven Philbin Aims for Return to Catcher
Yale baseball captain Steven Philbin, injured in a game at Atlantic City, will return to Yale late this week and resume supervising the team soon. He is expected to reclaim his catcher spot next month, about two to three weeks before the championship game with Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Associated
Steven Philbin
Yale Baseball Nine
Atlantic City
Yale
Princeton
Kansas faculty secretary race tests football fate
Lawrence Kansas April 5 Associated Press Prof H A Rice backed football won easily over E W Murray former Rhodes scholar who urged Rugby as a substitute The election framed as a vote on continuing the American game at the Kansas university athletic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas University
H.A. Rice
E. W. Murray
Rhodes
Emeryville extends racing season to June four
President Thomas H. Williams of the California Jockey club announced a further extension of the racing season at Emeryville. Racing will continue there until June 4. The Pacific Jockey club granted the Utah Jockey club dates for a forty day meeting at Salt Lake City from June 6 to July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Associated Press
Emeryville
Thomas H. Williams
California “Jockey Club
Pacific Jockey Club
Utah Jockey Club
Salt Lake City
Pitcher Schwenk Sale Confirmed by Chicago Nationals
The Chicago Nationals confirmed the sale of pitcher Schwenk. He was reported to be bound for Memphis but was actually headed to Louisville, correcting an erroneous report from the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Schwenk
Chicago Nationals
Louisville
Memphis
Estimates for oiling principal highways sought by county
County commissioners directed the surveyor to prepare estimates and specifications for oiling the county's main highways. The legal counsel reported on dynamite storage at West Fork Mill Creek with regulatory authority vested in the estate department of factories. Petitions for macadamizing routes and oiling Blue Rock Pike and Reading road were referred for investigation. Several road improvements were contracted, and quarterly department reports showed all but the clerk of courts self supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettman
West Fork
Mill Creek
State Line
Elizabethtown
Blue Rock Pike
Reading Road
Remington Avenues
Montgomery
Symmes Township
James Radsbaugh
Teaching Gardening In Cincinnati Schools Initiative
The eighth grade civics teachers Frank P. Goodwin G. B. Bolenvaugh and Florence Wilson on a committee sent suggestions to Superintendent Dyer and school principals urging pupils to improve city cleanliness and sanitation by gardening. Dyer approved the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Public
Frank P. Goodwin
G. B. Bolenvaugh
Florence Wilson
Dyer
Cincinnati
Indictments in Covington tobacco cases upheld by court
A Kentucky federal court overruled a demurrer to indictments against twelve Grant county tobacco growers charged with restraint of interstate commerce. Proceedings saw robust debate on grand jury legality and conspiracy terms, with a decision expected Monday. Other cases included a damages suit in Augusta and a letter theft conviction in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burley Tobacco Society
Kentucky
A. M. J. Cochran
Grant County
Washington
Myers & Howard
Covington
Clare, Dickerson & Clayton
Williamstown
Robert Winn
George du Belle
Louisville
George Davidson
London
B. P Grosvenor
Harvey Myers
Dickerson
Osborne
Mary Powers
Augusta
James S. Price
Newport Post Office
Atlanta
Cochran
Price
Tittle
H. L. Mullins
Butler Mullins
Marion Sparks
Walter Evans
Western District
Successor for Rhinock's Shoes in Sixth District Nomination
Democratic aspirants for Congress in the Sixth District convened in Covington to plan the nomination race. Principal figures included Rep Joseph L Rhinock Arthur Rouse district committee chair and Judge John M Lassing. Rumor says Rhinock may pass the torch to Rouse with a committee decision pending Saturday. Linn Gooch and Walker C Hall from Kenton county weigh entry depending on the primary call and party backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Covington
Joseph L. Rhinock
Arthur Rouse
District Committee
John M. Lassing
Court of Appeals
Rhinock
Rouse
W. N. Hind
Kenton County
Linn Gooch
Walker C Hall
Democratic Organization
Revenue Agents File Six Tax Suits in County Court
Revenue Agents M P Reborn and John Knoer filed six suits in the county court seeking omitted taxes. Catherine Hais and Bernadina Holtrup as executrices faced taxes on personal property valued at 6000 and 2500 dollars respectively. Several companies including Big Sandy Oil and Pipe Line Arrowhead Reservoir American Wire Nail and Automatic Car Lock were named for corporate tax omissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Reborn
John Knoer
Catherine Hais
Bernadina Holtrup
Big Sandy Oil and Pipe Line Company
Arrowhead Reservoire Company
American Wire Nail Company
The
Automatic Car Lock Company
Kenton Court Notes: Adoptions and Court Judgments
Judge Tracy in the circuit court allowed D. Slocum and wife to adopt Blanche Beal. The Butterick Pattern Co. won a suit against James F. Thompson for 379.16. W. J. Boles sought permission to sell estate stocks. Theresa Rinear vs South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway was dismissed by compromise. An unsound mind hearing was set for Harland Carlisle. Beckwith and Burns face police court for rubbish on streets. Daniel A. Hurn ordered to appear for peddling without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
D. Slocum
Blanche Beal
Butterick Pattern Company
James F. Thompson
W. J. Boles
M. M. Mullins
Theresa Rinear
South
Daniel A. Hurn
Weller
Tax rate fixing delayed by county commissioners
At a meeting in Independence the Ken ton county board accepted the treasurer's report. Judge Cleary appointed Commissioner Jameson to settle with Mr. Metcalf. The tax rate was not fixed and will be postponed to the first Tuesday in May awaiting guidance from the state board of equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Kenton County Commissioners
Independence
Judge Cleary
Jameson
Metcalf
State Board of Equalization
Elks to Install Officers in Covington Lodge Tonight
Covington Elks hold annual installation of officers with a large Cincinnati delegation led by August Herrmann and Newport visitors. Newly elected officers include P. J. Carroll exalted ruler Francis Hanlon leading knight Charles Timmerman loyal knight Edward Taylor lecturing knight W. H. Hayes secretary Ben Bramlage treasurer William Hohnhorst and C. J. Schroeder tler to be installed by District Deputy J. P. Brouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Lodge of Elks
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
Newport
P. J. Carroll
Francis Hanlon
Charles Timmerman
Edward Taylor
W. H. Hayes
Ben Bramlage
William Hohnhor
Covington notes: new millwork firm forms in county
The Advance Millwork Co filed incorporation in the county clerk's office with 25000 capital stock. Stockholders include A. B. Peters Hall Hagemeyer George L. Weaver and others. Other items note a building permit at 35 West Fourth Street for 3000, Mendelssohn concert at the library April 8, and local political chatter about party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Millwork Company
A. B. Peters
Hall Hagemeyer
George L. Weaver
O. J. Harcourt
John H. Funke
F. Gardiner
W. 8. Hancock
Brandstettner Mill
Lower Eighth Street
J. A. Prewitt
West Fourth Street
Mendelssohn Singing Society
Library
G. Baldermus
Am Meer
F. Shhubert-Tschirch
Emil. Knoepke
Golterman
Allegro Appasionato
Saint-Saens
Madufter
S. Kreipl
Estelle Krippner-Shealer
Damon
Max Stang
Reynaldo Hahn
Dorothy Foster
Hayden Wood
Fruhling Am Rhein
Opera
Brean
Dan Bauer
Majestic Cafe
Cincinnati
Covington
Craig
Majestic
William McD. Shaw
JL. Holliway
Los Angeles
Cal
Howard Ward
New York City
Ralph L. Trimble
Scott Street
W. N. Hind
Columbia Building Association
Laura Yelton
Latonia
G. D. Hynes
Ben J. Wagner
Twelfth and
Banklick Streets
Joseph Huesman & Co
Mary Hasemeyer
Twelfth Street
Matin
Curb-stone Club
Mors Cn
Kenton County
Shelly D. Rouse
Democratic County Executive Committee
R. C. Simmons
Fort Thomas Revolver Club Defeats Covington in Shoot
Fort Thomas won the Fort Thomas Revolver club event against the Covington Police Revolver club by 858 to 759. Individual standout scores included Fort Thomas officers Kay 156 Wright 154 Matthews 152 McAndrews Stutsman 131 Lunsford 127 and Covington’s Taphorn 153 Conley 137 Hendrix 122 Blick 119 Riemeyer …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Thomas
Newport citizens plan civic projects and rail relief
Representatives met at York Street Congregational church to discuss Newport improvements including a viaduct on Monmouth street to remove grade crossings, Licking River dredging, a modern high school, and moving toward a commission government with a fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street Congregational Church
Newport
Monmouth Street
Licking River
Newport Council
Newport News Notes
The St Pauls P E church Men s club Newport plans a Monday meeting at the parish house to elect officers and form a permanent group. Monitor lodge Knights of Pythias Newport hosts a lecture and social at Castlehall by W P Dibble on Pythian character and history. An attempted burglary at P Dine Co furniture store on York street James alley was thwarted by Mauget family after a concrete block was hurled through a door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's P. E
Newport
York Street
Court Place
Monitor Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castlehall
Fourth
York Streets
W. P. Dibble
Mount Pleasant Lodge
Lancaster
P. Dine & Co
James Alley
Mauget
Water Rent Payment Due by April 10 to Avoid Penalty
Water charges must be paid on or before April 10. A penalty applies for late payments.
Campbell County Court Actions and Probate Notices
In Newport, R L Schoolfield contractor vs city of Newport a $1400 claim yielded a $964.75 verdict with a new trial motion filed by City Solicitor Baker and taken under submission. Also, Robert Losey’s will, probated in Alexandria, leaves his wife sole beneficiary and divides the remainder among his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Schoolfield
Newport
Baker
Robert Losey
Campbell County
Hawkins
Alexandria
Bellevue Missing 17 Year Old John Aei Sought
Authorities continue to search for 17 year old John Ae who disappeared from his father’s home on Arch Avenue last Thursday morning. Police in surrounding cities remain on the lookout as the case remains unsolved. The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Dunsdorf is scheduled for 9 a m at Sacred Heart church with interment at St Stephan's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Ae
Arch Avenue
Elizabeth Dunsdorf
Sacred Heart Church
St. Stephan’s Cemetery
Dayton Briefs: Injuries, Deaths, and City Notes
Clifford Crail shows marked improvement after a self-inflicted hunting wound. Thaddeus Tieman, 10, fractured left arm roller skating. Dr. Spitzelberger set the bone. Funeral for Raymond Cyphers held. classmates escorted him to Evergreen Cemetery. Dayton board of education passed death of president W M Spencer. dental exam proposal for schoolchildren approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Crail
Thaddeus Tieman
Louis Tieman
Sixth Avenue
Lawrence Spitzelberger
Raymond Cyphers
Willard Aspaugh
George Smith
Melvin Grathe
Arnold Kreimer
Edwin Lamberg
Samuel Trush
Evergreen Cemetery
Henry Kuhlmeyer
Third Avenue
Bellevue
Dayton
Charles Young
Newport
Spiers Hospital
Front Street
First
Boone Streets
Howard Wilson
Dayton Board of Education
W. M. Spencer
R. L. Kimberle
H. J. Emery
C. W. Daisey
North Eastern Kentucky Dental Association
McGunniss
Newport Marriage Licenses and Residences Noted
Newport Kentucky lists marriage licenses with residences and ages. Francis E. Price of Bellevue and Laura K. Sauer are named. Also mentioned are Harry Goldstein and Jeanette Cattle, with George John's Hill and other Newport connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savors
Newport
Francis E. Price
Bellevue
Laura K. Sauer
Vakcar Bpictien
Harry Goldstein
Jeanette Cattle Beweare
George John’s Hill
Spake
Oite Baas
Tate
Local Names and Residences Noted in Public Ledger
Residence and ages listed for individuals including Frank Wirsch and Josephine Thiel with other names such as Daniel Donoghue Mary Ellen and Joseph Fisher. Bedford A Oldham Lucy M. Austin and Lillian Diekers appear in connection to referenced addresses or notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wirsch
Keige Apne Josephine Thiel
Daniel Donoghue
Mary Ellen See
Joseph Fisher
Bedford A Oldham
Lucy M. Austin
William See
Lillian Diekers
Property transfer affects Glenn's sub lot 112
Edith J Holian and Thomas A Holian transfer lot 112 in Glenn's subdivision to William J Deupree. Deupree then transfers lot 112 back to Thomas A Holian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith J
Thomas A. Holian
William. J. Deupree
Glenn
William J. Deupree
Taxpayers Return Home From Frankfort Protest
Newport and Campbell county residents returned from Frankfort after protesting a possible 25 percent tax increase on taxable property. They reported a weak showing before the state board of equalization and noted 600 plus properties assessed at 92 percent of value. The board criticized jewelry values and the absence of any automobiles in the assessor’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Frankfort
State Board of Equalization
Infirmary Board Meets in Campbell County
The Campbell county fiscal court held its regular quarterly meeting at Alexandria and named Magistrates Maschinott Gleason and Woodard as the infirmary supervision committee for the year. Maschinott was elected chairman and Henry Youtsey was kept as superintendent. The court deferred the tax levy decision to a special meeting on Friday April 15. Edward Losey was granted 200 for sheep killed by dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Fiscal Court
Alexandria
Maschinott
Gleason and Woodard
Henry Youtsey
Edward Losey
Boy Hurt by Premature Torpedo Explosion in Ludlow
An eight year old, son of Anthony Hauck of 93 Park Avenue, was seriously hurt yesterday morning when he struck a torpedo with a hammer. The explosion blew away part of his nose and damaged one eye, though sight may be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hauck
Park Avenue
Herndon
Judge DuBelle Sees Reappointment Looming in Taft Plan
United States District Attorney George DuRelle of Louisville says he is satisfied with the situation regarding his reappointment. He expects to be retained along with Postmaster Robert E. Woods and United States Marshal George W. Long as Taft moves toward announcements. He hints he will be among those present when the roll is called after Taft’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George DuRelle
Louisville
Washington
Robert E. Woods
George W. Long
DuBelle
Tinsley
Covington
Lyric Theater
Richard P. Ernst
Judge DuBelle
Taft
Wodds
Bradley
Bradley Would Be Able To Hold Marshal Long
J. C. Speight
Frank Fisher
Paducah
M. H. Thatcher
Nat ©. Cureton
Charles I. Scholl
Walter Glover
Dick O’ Hunst
Da+ Belle
Fisher
Chicago
Ernst
William Marshall Bullitt
Judge DuRelle
Kentucky
Hanna Family Heads North From Thomasville to Cleveland
The Hanna party left Thomasville Georgia for Cleveland last night on the L and N Hanna special car. The entourage included Mrs Hafina widow of Marcus A Hanna Dan Hanna and family and retinue of servants. Mrs Hanna owns a large farm at Thomasville and the family wintered there before returning to the Cleveland home for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Central Union Station
Hanna
Thomasville
Hafina
Marcu A. Hanna
Dan Hanna
Rev Stephan Delivers Passion Play Lecture at YMCA
An audience of over 200 attended the lecture by Rev Samuel A Stephan at the YMCA auditorium last night. The orator spoke on the Passion Play at Oberammergau with marked power and the address was highly praised for subject matter and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Stephan
Stephan
Oberammergau
Three Chauffeurs Presented by Friendly Girls of Christchurch
Several hundred people witnessed the friendly girls of Christchurch present The Three Chauffeurs last night in the parish house auditorium on East Fourth Street. The amateur actresses did splendid work and the audience was highly pleased with the success of the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
T East
Fourth Street
Elect Officers in Regimental Athletic Association Vote
At the First Regiment armory the Regimental Athletic Association held a crowded election. The Red ticket led by Captain Maycox faced the Blue ticket led by Captain Weir. Balloting opened about 9 3 p m and closed at 10 p m with Maycox and Weir tied at 27 votes each. Andrew James was elected vice president, W Whitlock secretary, and P P Camp treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regimental Athletic Association
Maycox
Weir
Andrew James
W. Whitlock
P. P. Camp
Weather and shipping notes in early 1910 report
Widespread rain in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys under a moving low pressure area. Highs around 76 and lows near 58 in Cincinnati, with several days of fair and warmer weather forecast elsewhere. Shipping arrivals and sailings listed for Liverpool, Bristol, Philadelphia, and New York, plus birth notices and local street addresses in Scarlet Oaks and Tusculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio-and-Mississippi-valley
Cincinnati
Abenshane
BS Pa Wicca da
Hea i
T.i Abilene
Lander
Amarillo
See
Leadville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Baltimore
Vie
Bismarck
Madigon
Buffalo
Memphis
Cairo
Modena
Mont
Calgary
Charlotte Pacers
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
New York
Cheyenne
New
Norfolk
Chicago
North Platte
Cesares
Clevelana Ae
Omaha
Oklahoma
Columbus
Palestine CP
Concordia
Corpus Parkersburg
Davenport
Philadelphia
Denver
Pittsburg
Pueblo
Devil's Lake
Pellé P.c Lo
Heave CP
Rapid City
Dubuque
Roswell
Duluth
Ee Enee
St. Louis
St. Paul
i.Bes
Salt Lake Chey
Port
San Antonio
Galveston
R. Sant
B.C. Haven
Sheridan
Cedad Junction
Rapids R
Helena
Springfield
Ocean Steamship Movements
Ships arrive from New York and Havre with multiple liners in European ports. Notable calls include Lusitania at Liverpool Birma at Rotterdam and Duca di Genova plus Florida at Genoa. Other ships arrive in Tripst Hamburg Marseille Libau Queenstown and New York arrivals list Naganza Friesland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Rotterdam
Libau
Genoa
Duca di Genova
Florida
Naples
Indiana
Monteyvideo
Setos
Hamburg
Naganza
Havre
Nieuw Amsterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm SI
Bremen
Lombardi
Montevideo
Cadiz
Queenstown
Friesland
Philadelphia
Obscure Deaths and Illnesses listed by city infirmaries
A list of individuals with ages and addresses shows convulsions delirium tremens exhaustion abdominal sarcoma intestinal sickness valvular disease heart mitral degeneration lobar pneumonia and stomach cancer. Names include William Robert Thulen Alice Reugers Sallie Clemins Jenn Mookh Rosh Smith Cornelius Streets Mary Irene Crone Thomas F and John A Reinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thulen
William Robert
Mulberry
Reugers
Alace
Clemins
Sallie
Covington
Mookh
Jenn
East Seventh Street
X ‘Smith
Rosh
City Infirmary
Cornelius
Carlisle Avenue
Crone
Mary Irene
Considine Avenue
Thomas F
Bell Treet
Reinhardt
John A
Sixth Street
Census takers named for city and county institutions
Supervisor Hicks assigns enumerators for the United States census to run at Cincinnati Hospital City Infirmary St Francis Hospital Refuge Home City Workhouse St Marys Hospital Convent Good Shepherd Pier il Sister Mary of the Visitation Convent Good Shepherd Carthage Sister Mary of St Charles St Josephs Orphan Asylum Sister Anne de Sales Longview asylum preparations nearly complete and due to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Cincinnati
Robert Franken
City
William C. Beeh
St. Francis
James B. Jackeson
John_ Oberdien
St. ‘Mary's Hospital
George” Gannin
Ger
Convent of
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Kenton County League
Berning
Meimer
Willis
Finke
Gremme
Ruhlman
Duvall
Tee
Jr. O
U. A. M. League
Garfield
Bruewe
Kettenacker
EB. Liggett
Weithe
Urtz
Davies
Fountain League
Enteise
Conroy
Schwaebile
Weihe
Ruwe
Pratt Seresee
Markus
Seaee
Duey
Kampel
Martin
Ween
Davis Veeseae
Dreyer’s League
Drevyer
Huber
Scoveee
Holtgreve
R. Lemon
Nelman
VA. Dreyer
Thierling
Brennegur
Watts
Penne
Suburban League
Schmiesings
McPeak
Pielage
Dilthoff
Dietz O
Yockey Reese
Danke
Meyer
Brueggeman
McWalsh
Bohad
Enneking
Esse
North
Cincinnati League
Reichert
Avons
Diehls
Dreidalne
H. Diehl
Alden
Daiker
Wurth
Schulte
Schaefer
Oriental League
Northside
Rainey
Loeffler
Monahan
Kleine
Breithold
Mathauer
Smith Weebeee
Winters
Philbin
Kansas
Kenton Court Notes
ELKS
Covington News Notes
Revolver Clubs
Newport News Notes
Campbell County Courts
Newport Real Estate
Samuel Gundy
Albert Sauer
Goodman
Covington Real Estate
Ludlow
Durelle
Hannas
California
West Texas
Iron Mountain
Je A. Steltenkamp
Walnut Street
Ohio
Myystic
Ponta and Butler Street Station
Lén
S. E. Cor
Fourth & Vine
Weathier
AES
West Virginia
Magantic
Boston
Caronia
Bristol
St. John
N. B
Haverford
Fiume
Constantinople
John
Emma A. Bruckner
Scarlet Oaks
Lafayette
Tama
Charles
Kristina B. Klein
Quenta Avenue
Tusculum
Eos
Sam
Josephine’ B. White
Barr Street
Samuel
Marie L. R. Clark
Harrison Avenue
Edward
Sarah I. W. Gapriies
Providence Street
Henry
Gertrude F. Moses
Somerville
William J
Mary R. Vermil
State Avenue
George McGregor
Elizabeth
R. Morris
Rae
Sebastian
Anna T.’ Olinger
Jacob
Mary M. M. Klein
Race Street
Edward G
Kate G. Danér
Mulberry Street
Thomas and
Bertha
B. R. Sells
Williams Avenue
William “M Crawford
Maggie D
Ims
Stone St
Nicholas F. Eibel
Lydia
Mamie Maher
Broadway
Laurence R. Ach
Edward J. Blum
W. McMicken
Clara, Harders
Fitzwater Onesvese Emery
Teen Olm Ross Eet
Newene Fectooes
Ort Thomas
Kyote Grace BE
Evans
Shillito
Wade Edward Cleveland
Barr St
Addie Goltis
Barr
Seecsenees
Harry Cunningham
Ener
Mad Anthony
Myrtle -Flannagan
Anthony
St. John Schroeder
Price -H
Seebedee Dee Lillie
Aero Vita
Joseph F. Blum
Osccereses
Mary Nelson
John Sullivan
Eeeewne
Katheryn Finnerty
Otis A
Acensnes
Pendleton
Feldhaus
Louie Boetticher
Freeman
Herancourt
Wiss Sarre
Alex
J. McDonald
Grace’ A. Powers
Madisonvilles
John F. Tittel, Jr
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Lillian Schula
Clark
Louis J. Mahler
Dayton Gt.cdivees
Clara Kluzs
Kindel Av
Ecere
Yas Hartwell
Panwesard
Harry A Harlow
Meader
Hartwell
Tas
Edith B
Oceania
Prinz Adelbert
Marseilles
Russia
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