Grand Jury Indicts Forty in Covington Espionage and Purity Cases
In Covington the Federal Grand Jury returned indictments against about forty persons on Thursday including espionage charges against Herman Meyers and Ernest H. Wagner and liquor sales to a soldier by James F. Clark and George H. Budde with Joseph Moeller. The Jesse DeRossett case dominated the day as the trial proceeded with testimony from Commissioner Bell and others. Judge Cochran adjourned the matter to Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Covington
Herman Meyers
James F. Clark
George H. Budde
Joseph Moeller
Ernest H. Wagner
George Clifton
Ada Sindex
May Davis
Jesse DeRossett
Red Cross
Louisville
C. B. Schoberg
Latonia
Roberts
Dictograph
DeRossett
Bell
United States
Mabel van Dyke Bell
DeRosse
T. §. Arthur
Schoberg
Bell DeRossett
Herman Rowe
John T. Murphy
Cochran
Navy Recruiting Rush Enlistees Named by Covington Recruit Office
The Navy Recruiting Office at 423 Madison Avenue lists weekly enlistees including Carr Bert of Ludlow Kentucky Walter Edward Cox of Covington Leland Hathaway of Covington Fred Williams of Covington Raymond Hendricks of Covington John W Gallagher Edward W Boers Julian Montague William Finnell Rauckhurst Albert J Wolsing Howard Signal Stanley Orr Care Winsom Robert A Culbertson all as part of this weeks intake in the Covington area and nearby towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Madison Avenue
Ee Carr Bert
Adela Avenue
Ludlow
Walter Edward Cox
Eastern Avenue
Covington
Leland ‘Hathway
West Sixth Street
Fred Williams
East Ninth Street
Raymond Hendricks
Greenup Street
John W. Gallagher
Edward W. Boers
Foote
Avenue
Bellevue
Julian W. Montague
East Twelfth Street
William Finnell
Craig Street
John B. Rauckhurst
Chestnut Street
Newport
Albert J. Wolsing
Crescent Avenue
Howard Signal
Augusta
Stanley A. Orr
Garrard Street
Covingt
REPORT ALL AVAILABLE MEN Local Selective Service Boards
Major Henry F. Rhodes ordered boards to report available men in 1917 and 1918 classes by August 5. Board No. 1 will summon hundreds on August 13 for reclassification under work or fight. Kenton County board examined 27 registrants. 24 placed in full military service, three in limited service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Rhodes
Frankfort
Board No. 1
War Department
Kenton County Selective Service Board
Men Seek U S Work At Government Plants
Four hundred Covington men have filed grade applications for employment at the government's nitrate plant at Broadwell near Cincinnati. The Covington Employment Service at 427 Scott Street also seeks workers for the rifle range at Stillion near Camp Taylor. Improvements total about 3 000 000 dollars. Plumbers carpenters and brick layers are needed at the powder plant near Nashville Tennessee built by the Du Ponts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Broadwell
Cincinnati
United States Employment Service
Scott Street
Stillion
Camp Taylor
Nashville
Canning Demonstrations Announced by Food Administrator
Food Administrator Frank Gorton announced that Miss Wilhelmina Dietermeier government demonstrator and her assistant will give daily canning and preserving demonstrations at his office. Coving-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gorton
Wilhelmina Dietermeier
Housewives urged to call for free fruit and vegetable planning
ton and Kenton County housewives are urged to call the City Building office to receive free instructions on planning fruits and vegetables.
Canton Man Labeled Vagrant Faces Jail Term
Edwin Barnes a 47 year old Canton painter was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to sixty days in jail by Police Judge Lew Mason on vagrancy charges The case was referred to federal authorities to probe impersonating a United States Secret Service Agent Prosecution witness K M Gregory of Covington testified Barnes claimed to be a U S official sought slackers and borrowed 3 dollars from Gregory which he repaid on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Barnes
Painter
Canton
Lew Mason
United States
Secret Service
K. M. Gregory
Main Street
Covington
Barnes
Gregory
Covington Deaths Report Local Notables
Joseph Heidkamp, 49, died after illness from heat at his mother's home on Greenup street. George J. Schneider, 1 pioneer of Covington, died at his Pike street residence. father of former Deputy Sheriff George Sehneider, with four sons and three daughters surviving. Mrs. Ellis Barnes, 54, widow, found dead in bed at her Scott Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heidkamp
Greenup Street
Cincinnati
George J. Schneider
Covington
Pike Street
George Sehneider
Navy
Ellis Barnes
Scott Street
Two Trunks of Whisky Seized at Station
Henry K. Hill of 218 Whitehall Street Atlanta was arrested at the Southern Depot in Ludlow by a Justice Department agent. He carried two trunks of quart bottles of whisky and is jailed in Covington on Reed amendment Webb Kenyon liquor transport charges. Hill faces transfer to Cincinnati Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Hill
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Southern Depot
Ludlow
Department of Justice
Cincinnati
Hill
Covington
Covington Notes Guardians and Administrators Named
In Kenton County Court Elsie Nant Huber appointed and qualified as guardian to George Edwin Nant and Ben A. Adams qualified as administrator of George Nant’s estate. Miss Leona Gronnotte has enlisted as a student nurse in the Student Nurses Reserve. Fuel chief says coal will be limited until after November 1 due to shipments to the lakes and from Eastern Kentucky to Seaboard. An ordinance reviving railroad grade crossing elevations places expense on railroads, not the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Nant Huber
George Edwin Nant
Kenton
Ben A. Adams
George Nant
Leona Gronnotte
City
Student Nurses’ Reserve Corps
C.C. Ghasg
Kentucky
Seaboard
John J. Craig
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Cincinnati Area
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels with buyers, sellers, and taxes including Euclid Land Association parcels, North College Hill undertakings, and various lot divisions. Leases and mortgage filings show multiple parties such as G.W. Rathborne, Jessie Baldwin, The Central Trust Co., and others recording terms and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. M. Callahan
Margaret O'Toole
Euclid Land Association
G.W. Rathborne
Jessie E. Baldwin Et al
Elm Street
Anna Lucke
William Poppe
W. B. French
Lockland
Sarah V. Jones
Anna M. Mueller
Wood Avenue
Paul H. Hader
Jacob Hader
Bickel Avenue
Mondery Avenue
North College Hill Realty Company
Cora Thomas
Union Saviges
North College Hill
John W. Long
Evans and
South Streets
Henry Willie
Nathan Gordon
Freenm Avenue
E Central Trust Co
Joseph J. Bochstadter
Dakota Areen
Dana Avenue
Bolivian Ex-President Montes Visits White House
Ismael Montes, former Bolivian president, called at the White House today to pay respects to President Wilson in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ismael Montes
Bolivia
White House
Wilson
Columbus Stocks Tumble on Mixed Utility Memos
Columbus stock page notes Cities Service common at 1% rise and preferred around 74% while Ohio Gas shows varied prices amid market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Newport Board to rule on Green Line fare increase
Newport officials will consider granting Green Line Company a fare rise to 6 cents early next week. A street car workers union committee will present its stance, citing wage stagnation and funding issues. The company says funds are insufficient without higher fares, with staffing shortages and no substitutes left. The union notes good relations with management amid these tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of City Commissioners
Green Line Company
Street Car Men’s Union
Newport Police Seek Higher Wages From City Commissioners
Newport police will petition the City Commissioners for a wage increase. Officers earn 75 dollars a month or 2.50 per day and may seek other jobs if pay does not improve. The fire department also complains of low salaries and some may seek other employment. The city says no funds are available, and City Solicitor Brent Spence has been asked to advise on using the contingent fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Brent Spence
Fire Department
Pleas for Divorce and Alimony in Four Cases
Bertha Jentelson seeks divorce from Samuel Jentelson of 722 West Court Street with custody and alimony, alleging abuse and drinking leading to separations since 1913. Gertrude Stoms petitions from 1909 Williams Avenue for divorce from Charles Stoms after nine years of absence and self support as a clerk. Charles A. Greiner sues wife Bessie Greiner for divorce, claiming repeated desertion since 1911 and June 1918 departure in Cleveland. Myrtle Ritze through Emma Griffiths seeks divorce and alimony from Vincent Ritze of Reading, alleging beatings and theft of furniture by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Jentelson
Samuel Jentelson
West Court Street
Rubenstein & Hardin
Gertrude Stoms
Williams Avenue
Norwood
Charles
Stoms
Herbert Avene
Charles F. Dumont
Bessie Greiner
Charles A. Greiner
Cleveland
W. W. Bellew
Greiner
Vincent Ritze
Reading
Myrtle Ritze
Emma Griffiths
Will of Lucia B. McKinney Sought in Probate Citation
Ida McKinney of 3429 Moulton Avenue prompts Probate Judge Lueders to cite Edwin J. McKinney and attorney W A Hicks to produce the will Monday morning. The will allegedly directs that Le Roy P McKinney receive the property at 3429 Moulton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
le Roy P. McKinney
Moulton Avenue
Lueders
Edwin J. McKinney
Sunset Avenue
W. A. Hicks
Lucia B. McKinney
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Listings
A list of civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 168852 through 168966 includes Norwood Iron and Metal Company vs Samuel J Jeffries Co for 500 on a note, numerous divorces and damages suits, foreclosure and liens, paternity claims, and estates. Named parties include Gertrude Stoms, John Hoffman Jr, Christian C Seal, Thomas J ONeill, Louisa Weninger, Wm Rapp, F A Brauer Sons, Adolph Mayer, George W Nickel, Southern Ohio Savings Bank Co, Charles Huss, Bertha Jentelson, Samuel Jentelson, Carrie Comella, Augustus Comella, John Corsmeier, Edward Mynatt, Charles A Greiner, Bessie Greiner, Myrtie Ritzo, Vincent Ritzo, William W Manser, Johnston & Service, Amelia Kien Louisa Schneider and others. Attorneys noted include Wm M Fridman, Baker & Baker, Fulfo Shook & Wilby, Hertwig & Zimmerman, Rubenstein & Hardin, W W Bellew, George D Harper, and Charles B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common: Pleas Court
Norwood , Iron and Metal Company
Samuel J. Jeffries Co
Wm. M. Fridman
Gertrude Stoms
Charles S. Stoms
Charles T. Dumont
John Hoffman, Jr
Christian C. Seal
Baker &Baker
Thomas J
Bame
George W Nickel
Ge Hertwig & & Zimmerman
the Southern , Ohio Savings Bank Co
Charles W. Huss
George D. Harper
Bertha Jentelson
Samuel Jentelson
Rubenstein & Hardin
Carrie Comella
Augustus Comella
John Corsmeier
Edward Mynatt
W. W. Bellew
Charles A. Greiner
Bessie Greiner
Myrtie Ritzo
Vincent Ritzo
William W. Manser
Johnston & Service
Charles B. Smith
Amelia Kien
Louisa Schneider
Burch, Peters & Connolly
Newport man indicted on espionage charge over name change and ship sinking remarks
Herman Meyers 60 a building contractor of 606 Liberty Street Newport was indicted by a federal grand jury in Covington on a charge of violating the espionage law. He was arrested at his home Wednesday evening and has lived in Newport for 35 years. The charge concerns his opposition to renaming German to Liberty Street and remarks about the sinking of a hospital ship by German submarines. His case was set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Meyers
Liberty Street
Newport
Federal Grand Jury
Covington
Man and wife jailed for disorderly conduct
City Judge Matt Moore presided Thursday night over the case of Samuel Iles and Gene Tles of 211 Columbia Street. The husband received ten days in the City Jail while his wife drew a thirty day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Matt Moore
Samuel Iles
Gene Tles
Columbia Street
Probate Court Auction Notice of Cincinnati Properties
Court order sale in Hamilton County Ohio on September 9 1918 lists two tracts in Cincinnati. First at Findlay street 31 front 40.35 feet and depth 86.62 feet appraised 6500 dollars. Second at Providence street 1666 1660 1668 front 57.10 feet depth 88.25 feet appraised 4500 dollars. Terms require one third cash with balance secured by mortgage. Auctioneer Charles Weber. Attorney Henry G Hauck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Sung
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Superior Court of
Oeom
Superior Court
Findlay Street
Miami Canal
Providence Street
Elizabeth Bost
Katherine Stockum
Citizens Granted Second Papers for Several Applicants
United States court records show Walter Wetterling of 1511 Cutter Street Porters, Carl Brunings of 4921 Main Avenue Norwood, a photographer, both German, and Jacob Hehn of 211 McMillan, a worker from Hungary, granted second papers on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wetterling
Cutter Street
Porter
Carl Brunings
Main Avenue
Norwood
Germany
Jacob Hehn
McMillan
Hungary
Newport Notes: Home Guards Drill and Local Updates
Newport notes report a Thursday drill by the Newport Home Guards at Andrews' ball park. A guard squad will target-practice Sunday at the County Infirmary range. City Recorder Arthur Roth returns after a two week fishing camp vacation. Contractor Edward Knopfle advances Monmouth street concrete and wood block work soon. Sergeant Edward Moore orders recruitment for Engineers Corpsmen lithographic and mechanical artist roles. Food Administrator Ben Bowman asks Campbell County grocers to reduce deliveries to conserve manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Andrews
County Infirmary
Arthur Roth
Edward Knopfle
Monmouth Street
Edward Moore
Ben Bowman
Campbell County
Resident list with ages and locations in Kentucky Ohio Michigan
Names and residences with ages listed for multiple individuals: Fred Caldwell Russell Kentucky 27 Helen Canterbury Ironton Ohio 30? John Hubert Campbell County Kentucky 25 Gertrude Blincor Owensboro Kentucky 22 Hiram Bush Detroit Michigan Axons? J Richard Detroit Michigan John Hilversere Bakerfield California 46 Martha Gross Piqua Delaware? Searge Hiram Kelly Booneville Kentucky 3 2 Helen Flannery Jackson County Kentucky 4 Albert G. Roper Covington Kentucky 24 Pitman Covington Kentucky 38 Charles Kelly Berkshire Kentucky 42 Dena Summe Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. C. Caldwell
Russell, Ky
Helen H. Canterbury
Ironton
John A. Hubert
Campbell’ Co
Detroit
Mich
John Hilverrsereeeees
Bakerfield
Cal
Martha Gross
Searge
Hiram H. Kelly
Booneville
Helen Flannery
Jackson Co
Albert G. Roper
eCovington
Pitman
Covington
Cosese
Charles Kelly
Berkshire
Cincinnati
Five American soldiers awarded Distinguished Service Crosses
General Pershing cabled the War Department with five names of WWI heroes. Corporal Thomas J. Smith of Newark. Private Louis D. Goodrich of Aalia. Sergeant George Osler of Ft. Thomas. First Lieutenant Charles A. Myers of Marysville. Second Lieutenant John Miller of Huntington. Each is credited with gallant acts near Chateau Thierry, Bouresches, Vaux, and Lucy le Bacage during June and July 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pershing
War Department
Thomas J.smith
Infantry
Highland Avenue
Newark
N. J
Chateau Thierry
Louis D. Goodrich
Engineers
Aalia
Ilucy-Le-Bacage
Bouresches
George Osler
Ft. Thomas
Vaux
Charles A. Myers
Marysville
John ©. Miller
Fifth Street
Huntington
W. Va
Lucy-le-Bocage
Indictment of Cincinnati Socialists Debated in Court
District Attorney Bolin argued to revive the es pionage charges against Thomas Hammerschmitt Lottie Burke and other Cincinnati Socialists before Judge Hollister. The prior indictment was ruled invalid on defects and the case hinges on whether an overt act such as printing circulars to oppose the draft suffices. Bonds remain set for Hammerschmitt Burke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hammerschmitt
Miss Lottie Burke
Cincinnati
Hollister
Bolin
Hammerschmitt
Burke
Molder William West Appeals to Circuit Court
William West known as Bum West, a Hamilton molder, seeks review in the Circuit Court of Appeals while serving a three year sentence for perjury at Atlanta penitentiary. His attorney Robert Shank argues he was not under oath when denying an assault on Carl Wise during the 1917 molders strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molder
William West
Circuit Court of Appeals
William
Bum
Carl Wise
West
Atlanta
City of Cincinnati Vacation Ordinance Garrard Avenue
The Cincinnati Council on August 6 1918 passed Ordinance 230 1918 vacating Garrard avenue from the south line of Ethan avenue 373.08 feet south as shown in N Bates Subdivision Plat Book 2 page 92. A petition from abutting owners supported vacation, approved by Mayor John Galvin with Clerk Fred Sceller attesting. Copy available for public inspection in the Clerk of Council office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Garrard Avenue
Ethan Avenue
N. Bates’ Subdivision
Millcreek Township
Hamilton County
Dthan Avenue
BE. Martin
Fred Sceller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Butter Eggs and Cheese Prices Across Cities
Market brief notes butter and egg prices in Chicago Kansas City St. Louis New York and other cities. Butter ranges from 39 4 to 46 1 2 cents with receipts several thousand cases. Eggs show varied prices with fresh gathered and regular packs quoted. Poultry both alive and dressed mostly unchanged with several regional entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Springs
Kansas City
Louis
New York
Pennsylvania
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Global markets mixed as war news lifts London stocks
New York reports mixed bond and money market data with 6 percent rates on several instruments and firm call money. Paris sees active trading with rente retreats while London closes with a quiet stock market and an optimistic mood amid war news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling
Paris
Sic
London
Socialist Held for Sedition in Federal Hearing
Fred Gogell of Arlington Heights faced a hearing before U S Commissioner Joseph Adler on a disloyalty charge. He reportedly called Liberty Bonds slavery bonds and showed pro Germanism. Bond was set at $10,000 and he remained jailed. Gogell is a longtime Socialist party activist and former ticket candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gogell
Arlington Heights
United States
Joseph Adler
Gogell
Jai
Socialist Party
Imperial Bank Germany weekly statement changes July 31
The Imperial Bank of Germany shows week ending July 31 changes with rises in gold holdings depositories notes in circulation and deposits while coins bullion and other securities vary. Total gold holdings reach 2 347 282 million with movements across treasury notes bills discounted advances investments and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Sweetheart sends cable from France to secretary
Hazel Wallace, stenographer for Miss Margaret Maxon, Hamilton County Council of National Defense, received a cablegram from Isaac T. Fisher on Thursday announcing his safe arrival in France. The message dated Bordeaux says Feeling fine write often love to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wallace
Margaret Maxon
Hamilton County Council of National Defense
Isaac T. Fisher
France
Bordeaux
Sugar market holds steady in New York
Local raw sugar prices stay fixed at 4.985 cents for Cubas with C and F terms. Refined sugar remains steady at 7.50 dollars per hundredweight. The committee reported no purchases and refiners remain capable of handling offered certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aug
Cubas
Coffee futures slide as liquidations weigh on New York market
New York trading opened with declines of 8 to 10 points as September fell to 8.35c and December to 8.64c. The market closed down 3 to 9 points with prices for September 8.36c October 8.49c December 8.68c January 8.71c March 8.90c May 9.05c July 9.19c. Spot Rio 7s 8%4c Santos 45 11%c. cost and freight market unchanged with high offers. Rio cables show Rio up 125 reis. Santos market steady. Brazil Portrece bags, Jundiahy receipts 15 000 bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Jundiahy
Sheriff Sale of Chattel in Hamilton County Ohio
Public auction in Cincinnati on August 20 1918 at 16 o clock offers a long list of household items including a Duo-Art Steinway Pianola leather lounge suite silverware china and more as seizure in case 168 016 John M Hamilton plaintiff Walter I Hamby et al defendants cash on day of sale under court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Comrhon Pleas Court
Gilbert Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Steinway
John M. Hamilton
Walter I. Hamby
George F. Schott
W. H. Anthony
W. F. North
Administratrix Sale of 703 Elberon Avenue Cincinnati Ohio
Public auction set for September 3 1918 at 2 PM for real estate at 703 Elberon Avenue Cincinnati Ohio part of Lot 15 William Phillips Subdivision Mount Hope Farm appraised 18000 terms one third cash day of sale balance in one and two years or all cash. Sale is under the order of Hamilton County Court case 8546 and directed to Clara K Wessel administratrix with the will annexed of Bernardina Richter deed recorded June 6 1896. Attorney Henry G Hauck and Auctioneer Charles Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon Avenue
Phillips Avenue
Price Hill
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hio
William Phillips
Mount Hope Farm
Recorder's
Said
Joan Richter
Bernardina Richter
Clara K. Wessel
Henry G. Hauck
Union Trust Building
E Charles Weber
Second National Bank
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U. S
Covington Notes
Transfesrs
Myrtle Bowen
Gertrude Voelk
Ge Realty Co
Suertsion
Beechwood
Emil Pabst
Emma Stebbins
John Meyers
Mollie W. Foote
Wade R. Sininger
Frances B. Williams
Myers Y. Cooper
John L. Wolfe
Advance Street
St. Bernard
Frank Devoto
Anna Burgess
Memlock Street
Locust Street
William Sunderhaus
Henry Cressler
Hammitt Homestead
College Hill
John P. Kestner
Arthur Dennler
Ea Avenue
Millcreek
Ortortgages
Ee. Emerson
A. Updyke
Orange
H. Russell
John E. Grimm
Spencer M. Wyckoff
Julia Barkley
Sam Wolfson
Frank C. Hoke
Lion L. & B. Co
Mary A. Stump
Lick Run B. & L. Co
George W. Stewart
Dexter Lumbar Company
William Viehmean
North Cincinnati L
College Hill L. & B. Co
B. A
Same
Benjamin F. Thomas
George Weber
Yummie " Trenchant
Sheedrick F. Belle
Mary A. Wolfe
Fred W. Kleine
Sam
Joseph H. Brecker
Phineas. H. Braham
Lion Tl. & B. Co
Frack
Hoke
Sarah Braham
William Vien
Vina R. Bagley
North Cincinnati L. & B. Co
Henry Klosterman
Price Hill Eagle B. & L. Co
John Neidhard
John W. Arnold
Delta L. A. Co
East Walnut Hills
Associated Press
Green Line
Court News
WIII
Union
Central Life Blog
Executrix Sale
Findlay St. S. W. Cor
Findlay and Canal
Welees
Union Trust Bldg
Charles Weber
Cincinnati Pillow CO
W. Sixth
J. S. Leventhal
Patterson ‘St
Cresap
E. Pearl St
Pearl St
W. Third
Madville
Windsor and Fulton
Victor Records
GEO. P. Gross
Mainst
Columbia
Main St
Clearview Avenue
S. Hauser, Jr
Cedar Avenue
Putman's
Woodburn
John Doyle & Son
Pickering
Walnut ST
Welbon Motor Sales CO
Seventh ST
Walnut
THE
U. S. Truck Sales CO
E. Sixth St
Republic Truck. CO
McMicken Avenue
Avon
Barlow-Hudson Motor Carco
Franklin
Franklin Motor Carco
Maxwell
Kruse-Garlick Company
Eighth and Broadway
Canal
United States Court
Newport Notes
Gen. Pershing
Money Markets
Kentucky Oils
Kentucky Oil Exchange, Inc
Lexington, Ky
Barnett
Fear Tree
Bankers Saber Nee Petteeree
Attee
Big Four Ot
Blue Ridge
Big Bug
Bonanza
Bourbon Oil
Ana ‘Development
Paves
Estill
Lee
Pere
Henry Clay
Boffman Treet
Pee V. Petroleum
Oleum Refining Tower
Ec Heen
Old Dominion
Red River
Southern Oil
P. Williams
Raesves
Planet Oil
C.c
Sweetheart
Triumph Electric CO
Oakley, O
Chas. Mayer
Moerlein Brewing Company
S.e. Cor
Ohio Pattern Works and Foundry CO
Spring Grove Ave
Howard Hopel
Hamilton
Man
Fritz Bros. Co
Ninth and Broadway
Genera
Halfey
Cincinnati Milling Machine. CO
Oakley
Pollak Steel Co
Carthage
Glendale
Zoo- Hartwell
Denyes
GEO. P, Gross
Sixth ST
River View
Sedamsville
Auburn
Nelson Avenue
Walnut Hills
Bath
Blair Av
Crésap, Mill
Smith
Vine St. Barn
Cincinnati Traction Co
Ice Pulliers
Jung Brewing Co
Bank and Freeman
Globe-Wernicke CO
Carthage Cv
Queen City Av
Jos, Joseph
Ohio Mold and Foundry Co
Bond Hill
Cincinnati Can Co
Carthage Pike
Big Four R. R. St. Bernard
Richmond St
Muth
Wm. Lang & Sons Co
Patterson Street
Bank and Harrison
UTH
Rudolph Nume
Pany
ESE Brothers
J. D
Herschede Hall Clock Company
McMillan St
Essex Pl
Austin Company
ARIES
Sosick
Weise Ip CE
Southington Remedy CO
Kansas
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