Covington Detectives Nab Two in Auto-Theft Ring
Cincinnati Police led Covington officers to a Ninth and Pike shop where four cars were found. Detectives Mason Parker and John Drees arrested A Whitten Clark and Raymond Johnson after a buyer and two suspects appeared. A third man fled. Federal charges allege transport of stolen vehicles across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Cason & Donovan
Ninth and
Pike Streets
Mason Parker
John Drees
A. Whitten Clark
East Third Street
Newport
Raymond Johnson
Garfield Place
Clark
St. Petersburg
Fla
Johnson
Louisville
August Sauer
Branch Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Fred W. Reale
Sedamsville
Harry Cullen
Ethar Street
Stanley Kroger
Resigning Pastor Accepts Wilkesbarre Call
The Rev. Hugh Laith of the First Presbyterian Church resigns after ten years to lead a church in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania. A beloved wartime chaplain, he will return to preach on Sunday September 5 before starting his new charge on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Laith
First Presbyterian Church
Wilkesbarre
Covington
Leith
Sailor Valley Soardsoo Arrested on Desertion Warrant
Police arrest Valley Soards at 302 Western Avenue on a navy desertion warrant. He will be turned over to Lexington authorities to face a grand larceny indictment. Covington officers received a bench warrant by mail and Officer Harrington fired two shots to prevent his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Soards
Western Avenue
Lexington
Fayette
Covington
John Harrington
Soards
Veterans' Bureau Clean Up Squad Reports Quick Claims Processing
KK' Dineen heads the Clean-Up Squad in the Veterans' Bureau with base in the Coppin Building to adjust 1% of World War I veterans' claims in Kenton County over the past two days. The unit will operate through next Tuesday and seeks disabled veterans in Kenton Boone Grant and Pendleton Counties to file in person or by written application before departure from Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dineen
Veterans’ Bureau
Boy Scouts
Coppin Building
Kenton
Boone
Grant
Pendleton
Covington
Blaze Hits Dixie Vulcanizing Plant Workshop
Fire of unknown origin in the Dixie Vul canizing Company workshop at 417 Madison Avenue yesterday caused about 2000 dollars in damage covered by insurance. One workman was present, Chief Teddy Griffith issued a ten-alarm response, and crews confined the fire to the rear workshop. A flat above was unoccupied. a wall hole was cut to reach a blaze in the wall. The shop interior was gutted and tires awaiting repair melted, with some machinery damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Vulcanizing Company
Madison Avenue
Teddy Griffith
American Legion Post Seeks Veterans for Campaign
Norman-Barnes Post members push a county wide membership drive aiming to enroll all 3500 eligible veterans before October 1. The Robert E. Bently Post in Cincinnati held a park outing with several prize winners and unclaimed tickets listed by number at 42 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman-Barnes
American Legion
Robert E. Bently
Cincinnati
Rosedale Park
Covington
L. Boehner
Waldron
Nellie Owens
Newport
J. M. Davis
Walnut Street
West Virginian Accused of Bigamy Bound Over
William Sitzman a 38 year old Charleston resident was bound over to the next grand jury under a 2500 bond in Covington Police Court after waiving examination. Police allege he has at least three wives with two ready to testify and wife No 3 living in Charleston where she married last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sitzman
Charleston
W. Va
Biedenharn
Covington
Sitzman
Romance at Covington Ends in Warms The Second Time
Albert H. Jack 65 of Samoa California wed Mrs. Welby A. Jack of Patriot Indiana in Covington with Judge John B. Ready officiating. Jack said the bride was his school day sweetheart in Covington nearly fifty years ago. They plan to move to Samoa California after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Jack
Samoa
Cal
Welby A. Jack
Patriot
Ind
John B. Ready
Covington
George Jack
California
Jack
Old-Time Country Fair Opens in Florence This Week
The North Kentucky Fair will open in Florence Boone County on Wednesday August 31 and run through the rest of the week. Located on the Dixie Highway eight miles south of Cincinnati the grounds host daily riding and driving contests. Floral Hall draws farmers wives and daughters while the Boys and Girls Club distributes premiums for farm products and juvenile prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Boone County
Dixie Highway
Cincinnati
Floral Hall
Police identify car left in Covington west end
Police identified an abandoned automobile found weeks earlier in Covington's west end. The vehicle had been placed in the Cit garage area and reports indicate it was linked to a tobacco manufacturing city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
BR. BS. Maxwell
Cincinnati
Ing
Thieves Break Front Door of Symphony Piano-Player Co
The article reports thieves forced a break in at the Symphony Piano-Player Company located at Second and Scott Streets. They were driven away before entering the building by the approach of a man named Charles Tschudi. The piece mentions Craig and a Police Court summons linked to a separate incident near the church door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Symphony
Second
Scott Streets
Charles Tschudi
Kenton Circuit Court Records Include Divorce Suit
Mrs Anna Ervin filed for absolute divorce from Harry Ervin of Newport alleging cruelty. The couple married May 20 1916 in Newport and separated two weeks ago. Joseph and Marcella Staunch petition to adopt Marcella Grace Grosstuck age four with consent from Elmer and Helen Grosstuck. Judge F M Tracy granted the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ervin
Harry Ervin
West Thirday
Newport
Joseph
Marcella Staunch
Marcella Grace Grosstuck
Elmer
Helen Grosstuck
F. M. Tracy
Local Names and Residences Listed for Community Directory
A fragmented roster lists individuals and residences including Harley Trost and Hazel Littleton Tippecanoe O Cincinnati Covington James Hendrix Lauretta Derricks Newport Elizabeth Hughes Covington Samoa Cal Patriot Ind Albert H. Jack Welthy A. Jack Harry Apeler Bernice Hogan and others tied to Covington Kentucky Philadelphia Pennsylvania and other places in a community notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hendrix
Covington
Lauretta Derricks
Abies
Newport
Victor Moeller
Elizabeth Hughes
Samoa
Cal
Patriot
Ind
Newport Chamber Outing at Coney Island Set for Record Crowd
The Newport Trade Chamber plans its annual outing at Coney Island with noon office closings to allow 50 000 tickets to be used. The banquet is canceled due to crowd size, attractions and athletic events are planned, a Gosney Auto vs Wadsworth Watch Case baseball game highlighted, and a full schedule of dashes races and contests follows led by committee chair Sol Richards and secretary Elmer Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Coney Island
Campbell County
Elmer Gray
Gray
Gustave Bachman
Newport Gym
Wadsworth Watch Case Company
Dayton
Gosney Auto Company
Alexandria
Sol Richards
Gus Eilerman
James M. Wood
George Stetter
William C. Betz
George W. Oetjen
H. Cornelius
G. Cornelius
D. Kindel
Lir Teichmoeller
H. Reed
Gosney Auto Team
Milk Commission Meeting Postponed After Chamber Outing
The Campbell County Milk Commission meeting scheduled for today is postponed to next Monday due to the Chamber of Commerce outing at Coney Island. Dr. John Todd, Health Officer and secretary of the commission, announced the change. The commission oversees inspection of milk consumed in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Coney Island
Campbell County Milk Commission
John Todd
Commission
Eviston Quits Post As Newport Waterworks Clerk
John P. Eviston resigns as Chief Clerk in Newport Public Works, citing other business demands. City Commissioners approve a one way designation for Hamlet and Boone streets between Ninth and Tenth, with fines for violations. Mayor to obtain repair estimates for Ann Street, and a request from Security Realty and Investment for a stopping block at Front and Beach to prevent crashes at the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Eviston
Department of Public Works
Eviston
Hamlet
Boone Streets
Ninth
Tenth
Bcone
Joseph Hermann
Ann Street
Security Realty and Investment Company
Front
Beach Streets
Committee Named to Fight Coal Freight Advance
Protests over higher coal freight rates on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad were voiced at a Chamber of Commerce meeting at Market House. The group will cooperate with the Cincinnati Association of Purchasing Agents and Northern Kentucky Manufacturers to restore the pre June 16 1921 rate. A hearing is set for September 1 in Frankfort. A committee of Benjamin S. Sharples Harry Abbott and Charles H Sloan will travel to Frankfort to present evidence. Coal rates to Louisville Covington rose from 155 to 190 per ton and to Cincinnati from 175 to 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville
Chamber of Commerce
Market House
Cincinnati Association of Purchasing Agents
Northern Kentucky
Elmer Gray
Frankfort
Benjamin S. Sharples
Harry Abbott
Charles H. Sloan
Andrews Steel
Covington
Cincinnati
Dayton pair sue street railway for damages
Mary and James Copeck of Dayton Kentucky sue the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company for ten thousand two hundred ten dollars claiming Mrs Copeck was injured when a street car hit a huckster wagon at Third and Kenton streets on August 1. Edward J Murnahan seeks divorce from Bertha Murnahan citing infidelity and asks custody of their fifteen year old daughter Frances. they wed in Cincinnati in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
James Copeck
Dayton
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Real estate transfers recorded by county clerk
Shaler Berry transfers to Charles Hemmerle Lot 429 Urebird Hill South State for 1000 stamps. Eliza Steinhaver transfers to Henry Allen Lot in Cottage Hill Subdivision Ft Thomas for 2000 stamps. William A Gibson transfers to W T Allison multiple lots in Orlando Land Company's Subdivision Clifton for 1500 stamps. Gibson to Allison also 385 386 287 388 389 390 391 in same subdivision for 1000 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milius
Shaler Berry
Charles Hemmerle
Urebird Hill
South- Sate
Eliza Steinhaver
Henry Allen
Cottage Hill
Ft. Thomas
William A. Gibson
W. T. Allison
Orlando Land Company
City of Clifton
William A .Gibson
List of Individuals and Places Compiled for Notice
The document lists names including William J. Smith, Pffie Brewer, Walter H. Brock, Elizabeth Jones, Wresteiana, Lillian Larbeck, Stanley Glaser, Clara Schayer, with places in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana such as Cincinnati Richmond Newport Ft. Mitchell. Locations cited include Cincinnati Ohio. Richmond Indiana. Newport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Smith
Pffie Brewer
Walter H. Brock
Elizabeth Jones
Sas Wresteiana
Lillian Larbeck
Stanley Glaser
Clara Schayer
Pistol Charge Reduced After Testimony in Police Court
Fred Yates of 511 Patterson Street faced a flourish a pistol charge in Police Court. Judge Matt Moore lowered the charge to disorderly conduct and fined Yates five dollars plus costs after Fred Nichols of 404 West Fifth Street testified Yates threatened his son with a revolver to force a farm trip along the Licking Pike. Yates denied possessing a pistol but admitted visiting the Nichols home to discuss buying a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Yates
Patterson Street
Matt Moore
Fred Nichols
West Fifth Street
Yates
Samuel Nichols
Licking Pike
Nichols
Dayton thieves raid Art Club steal 27 chickens and auto parts
Thieves entered the Arts Club headquarters below the Manhattan Bath house early yesterday and stole 27 chickens two automobile tires two rims a spotlight and a kit of tools. A member's car near the club lost its accessories. Police Chief Frank Ortlieb suspects a beach thief gang active over two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Club
Manhattan
Frank Ortlieb
Ft. Thomas Soldiers Discharged Amid Army Reduction
Captain M. E. Conable at Ft. Thomas Army Post announced twenty more soldiers discharged under War Department orders. In the last two weeks fifty-one troops have left the post as part of the regular army reduction to 150,000 men nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Conable
Ft. Thomas Army Post
War Department
Depot Band at Ft. Thomas Special Concert Tonight
Bandmaster Frank W. Truesdell presents a special program for the weekly Ft. Thomas Depot Band concert. The event starts at seven o'clock and aims to showcase a varied selection of performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Truesdell
Depot Band
Ft. Thomas
Two Churches Receive Free Building Permits in Covington
Alfred B. Dailey, Covington Building Inspector, issued two free building permits yesterday. Latonia Christian Church will erect a brick church costing about $60,000, led by Rev. Harlan C. Runyan who has pushed the project for over a year. Madison Avenue Baptist Church on Robbins Street and Madison Avenue will add a brick vestibule valued at $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Dailey
Covington
Latonia
Madison Avenue
Dayton cafe owner fined for DUI after street collision
Frank Bauman of Dayton Kentucky was fined 50 dollars and costs by Judge Ben Biedenharn in Covington Police Court for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Mrs Pearl Williams of Independence Kentucky testified Bauman's car struck her wagon on Greepup street and then ran down Mrs Catherine Krecke near 122 Bush street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bauman
Dayton
Ben Biedenharn
Covington
Pearl Williams
Independence
Bauman
Greepup Street
Catherine Krecke
Bush Street
Automobile Stolen From Covington Garage Reported
Covington police were alerted by Conrad Leistner that his car was taken from his garage early yesterday. Investigators later learned from Liberty Indiana that the vehicle was recovered in the possession of two men who registered as John P. Burk and J Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Conrad Leistner
Decoursey
Liberty, Ind
John P. Burk
J. Williamson
Cincinnati
City Ice and Fuel to Add large plant at 385 Walter Ave
City Ice and Fuel Co will erect a 40000 dollar brick addition at 385 Walter avenue Walnut Hills on a 75 by 10 foot lot east of Clifton avenue. The expanded plant will store 8000 tons and produce 100 tons of ice daily and form part of a four site city expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ice and Fuel Company
Walter Avenue
Walnut Hills
Building permit issued for Douglas Castle Hall remodel
A permit was issued yesterday by the Building Commissioners for alterations and remodeling of Douglas Castle Hall located at the northwest corner of Sixth and Walnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Castle Hall
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Hyde Park Plans New Residence for J Drugan
On the west side of Welshire avenue opposite Aylesboro street Hyde Park H C Stanfort will build a one and a half story shingle residence for J Drugan. The six room dwelling with a bathroom sits on a 40 by 120 foot lot and costs 36000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welshire
Aylesboro Street
Hyde Park
H.C. Stanfort
J. Drugan
Hamilton Moylan to Build Five Room Shingle Bungalow
The Hamilton Moylan Company plans a frame bungalow at Senna and Ebersole streets Madisonville. The five room home will cost 3500 dollars, sit on a 45 by 140 foot lot, and be placed on the market upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Moylan Company
Senna and
Ebersole Streets
Madisonville
Frederick Von Hadel estate sells Bay Miller Street home
Fred Tuke and Son sold a two and a half story brick residence at 1043 Bay Miller Street West End to Adolph Finkelstein for 5000 dollars. The lot measures 37 by 100 feet. The sale is recorded as part of the Frederick Von Hadel estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tuke & Son
Baymiller Street
West End
Adolph Finkelstein
Frederick von Hadel
Cottage sale at East College Hill changes hands
The four room frame cottage at 5717 Kenneth avenue East College Hill sold by Becker Real Estate Company to Gabriel Adrian for 4000 dollars. The buyer recently sold his Sherman avenue home. the yesterday purchased property was formerly owned by Walter J. Markowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Avenue
East College Hill
Becker Real Estate Company
Gabriel Adrian
Sherman Avenue
Walter J. Markowski
Builder to Erect Two Homes on Beech Avenue
Charles Hotchkiss will construct two two story frame dwellings at 1123 and 1127 Beech Avenue Price Hill for K W Prout. The combined cost of the two homes is $9 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hotchkiss
Beech Avenue
Price Hill
K. W. Prout
Residential double studio house sold on Runnymede Avenue Cumminsville
The Ludwig Realty Company sold a two and a half story pressed brick dwelling with two three room apartments and a bath in each to Albert Freidrick on Runnymede Avenue Cumminsville. The property on a 35 by 12 foot lot fetched 6000 dollars to Joseph Diesel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ludwig Realty Company
Albert Freidrick
Runnymede Avenue
Cumminsville
Joseph Diesel
Linwood contractor to build Nellie Assur a home
On the north side of Richwood avenue east of LeBlond avenue Linwood Co G Custer contractor will build for Nellie Assur a frame residence. The home will cost 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood Avenue
LeBlond Avenue
Linwood, Co
G. Custer
Nellie Assur
Contractors to Build Clifton Brick Residence for Cora Adrian
McGarvey & Co. will construct a one story brick dwelling for Cora E. Adrian on the north side of Wood avenue opposite Middleton avenue in Clifton. The design is by A. D. Dean, architect, with the project costing a yet unspecified amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarvey & Co
Cora E. Adrian
Wood Avenue
Middleton Avenue
Clifton
A. D. Dean
Local Homes Planned on Glendale and Meier Avenues
George W Vitt to build a five room one and a half story frame house on Glendale avenue Hart well for 5000 dollars. S D Cooper to construct a two story frame residence on Meier avenue for 6000 dollars. H C Stanforth to erect a two and a half story brick home on Jordan lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Stanforth
Jordan Lane
Bellevue Chief Egan Heads to Chicago on Vacation
Police Chief Charles Began and his wife depart Bellevue with his mother for a two week trip to Chicago. Frank Bressel, night lieutenant, will act as Police Chief during Egan’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Egan
Chicago
Charles Began
Frank Bresselhouse
Boys Rescued From Licking River By Railroad Worker
An African American C and O Railroad section hand saved 11 year old Tony Ragaroll of Licking Pike and Frederick Snyder of West Twelfth Street from drowning in the Licking River near the Seven teenth Street bridge. The boys lost balance while drifting in a johnboat and called for help before the rescuer arrived with a boat to pull them out. Both were returned to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Tony Ragaroll
Licking Pike
Frederick Snyder
West Twelfth Street
Licking River
Seventeenth Street
Former football star held on fractions charge
Ralph E. Capron once a Minnesota star and Pro baseball player in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and B. Wedeler were arrested on warrants accusing them of bank fraud through issuing worthless checks. An operative said charges in several states involve similar crimes totaling at least $20,000. Capron played for the Pirates in 1912 and 1913 and for St Paul later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Ralph E. Capron
University of Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
B. Wedeler
Capron
Pittsburgh Pirates
W St. Paul American Association
Love motive alleged in Kennedy murder trial
Los Angeles district attorney's office will argue that Arthur C. Burch sought to marry Mrs. Madalyne Obenchain and killed J. Belton Kennedy to clear the way for their union. Special investigator Malcolm MacLaren outlined the state's motive theory during pretrial disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Burch
Obenchain
Kennedy
Malcolm MacLaren
New York Washington Airplane Service Planned
Plans announced for a daily passenger and freight air line between New York and Washington. Six limousine type planes purchased will carry six passengers and 1,000 pounds of freight each, to begin service late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Longworth Bill Aims Post Office Special Health Exposition Stamps
Representative Longworth introduced a bill authorizing Cincinnati Post Office to use special canceling stamps reading Public Health Exposition Cincinnati O October 15 to 22 1921. The measure received a favorable report from the House Committee on Post Offices and Postroads and Longworth said he will push the bill with vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Longworth
Cincinnati
Senate Recess Aims to Break Legislative Gridlock
As recess nears the Senate faces clashes over amendments to a beer bill and tax legislation. Treasury rules may permit medicinal beer temporarily, while the War Finance Corporation bill advances for agricultural exporters. Eastern and Western Republicans feud over priority, yet a vacation is seen as a chance to hear from home and push tax reform, with real progress expected after the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Friends of Beer
Treasury Department
War F Finance Corporation
Senate Finance Committee
Harding
Congress
National Capitol
Sclons
Congress Prepares Thirty Day Recess Over Beer Bill
Congress neared a 30 day recess as the House adopted the conference report on the anti beer bill and sent it to the Senate. The Senate planned to take up agricultural relief first while prohibitions leaders faced possible delaying tactics from opponents if the beer bill were pushed forward. Senator Sterling described a Stanley amendment on home search as part of a negotiated compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Prohibition
South Dakota
Weather Summary for Ohio and Surrounding States
Weather bulletin notes partly cloudy conditions across Ohio Indiana Tennessee and surrounding regions through Wednesday and Thursday with only modest temperature changes. Includes temperatures for major stations and a record-keeping note from Cincinnati Bureau for August 23 1921 comparing to prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Tennessee
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
S. Francisco
Nashville
the Pas
Salts
S. 8
Marie
Winnnipeg
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
N.E
River Stage at Cincinnati Falls to 11 Feet 8 Inches
At 6 p.m. the river stage in Cincinnati stood at 11 feet 8 inches and was dropping. Local observers noted the decline as waters receded from the crest, with officials monitoring daily levels along the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Speeding fined in Police Court and other notices
James Dempsey of 3837 Beckman street was fined 30 dollars and costs for speeding on Spring Grove avenue. Burglars stole an empty wallet and a revolver from Pierson Lumber Company after failing to access the safe. George Geisler of 2646 Spring Grove avenue paid 100 dollars for illegally possessing liquor. Thomas Mott Osborne, former Sing Sing warden, will address the Civitan Club at a Metropole luncheon. Cincinnati reps attend Transcontinental Freight Bureau meeting in Chicago on freight rate adjustments. Kiwanis noon meetings resume September 6. Exchange Club invites attendance for Osborne prison reform talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dempsey
Beckman Street
Pell
Spring Grove Avenue
Pierson Lumber Company
Cherry and
Cooper Streets
George Geisler
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing Prison
Civitan Club
Metropoli Ae
Cincinnati
Fred M. Renshaw
Malcol Stewart
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Chicago
Central Freight Association
Pacific Coast
Hawaiian Islands
Kiwanis
Club
Exchange Club
Men of Affairs Out-of-Town Visitors Attending Local Club
Out-of-town business men registered at the Business Men's Club yesterday listing guests including H. Syncer of Philadelphia and Morsbach with hosts A. Suobinett and S. CC, plus C. Liptach of New York and T. F. Turner of Norfolk, Va., hosted by John Dornette Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Syncer
Philadelphia
A. Suobinett
C. Liptach
New York
S. CC
Morsbach
T. F. Turner
Norfolk, Va
John Dornette, Jr
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Oak St
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Campbell Circuit Court
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Richmond
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Thieves AT Art Club
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O. G. Adkins
John Jones
Clarence R
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John Baldwin
Springdale
Nicholas A. ‘Trapp
George F. Jeffries
Mt. Washington
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Leonard Heim
Fairfax Subdivision
George Strous
Joseph H
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Windham Avenue
Reading Road
Avondale
Emma Meyer
Frank
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Baltimore Avenue
Anna W. Holden
Chris and
Agnes Oo. Urwick
Zumstein Avenue
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Charles Wieser
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Conroy
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Anna
Buser
East Norwood
Margaret E. Schlottman
Mary Johnson
Montgomery Avenue
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Norwood
Anna Rodler
Louisa A. Schaller
Green Township
Herman Juilfs
Arthur
Nora Geyer
Epworth Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Louise R. Wunder
Charles J. Hartinger
Millcreek
Emma S. LeBlond
Nellie C. Assur
Sheffield Avenue
Linwood
Marshall S. Wood
Virginia R. Burch
R. A. Vilatte
Virginia
Elmer F. Turner
Henry J
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Carter Avenue
Natalie Robinson
Louis G. Robinson
E. D. McIntyre
Sayler Park
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William*Rowekamp
Willa M. St. Mary
Grand Avenue
Kalon Avenue
Mary Prinzer
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Evereet Street
Mary F. Frohmiller
Adolph
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West Street
Joseph and
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Clinton Street
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Baymiller Streets
Augustus E. Oliver
LeVeda V. DuBrus
Robinson Road
Montgomery Pike
Rulison
N Overlook
Erma M. Schweizer
Margareta Schweizer
Eastern Avenue
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Red Bank
W. F. Longbottom
Undercliff
Edna
Edward J. Daly
A Avenue
Mary Jones
William J. George
Kenton Avenue
Wayne and
Morzan Streets
A Simonson
Robert Uricho
Whitewater
Harrison Township
Robert R. Haines
Hugh Brundage
Charles Street
Lillian A. Turtoy
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Bantry
Iris Avenues
Kennedy Heights
Minnie A. Clinton
James R
Anna Patton
Linwood Realty Company
Rodman
Frank Jerling
Vine Street
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Ruth C. Thomas
George F. Boehmne
Love
Jl Avenue
Cheviot
Frank Mallows
George W. Mundy
Ohio Land and Improvement Company
North College Hill
Mary Erbacher
Deryant Flossie Hayes
Lueders Avenue
Oakiey
Edward B. Appleton
Liberal L. & B. Co
Olivia J. Schroeder
Same
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Elmwood Place LL. & B
Steen H. Jones
H. H. Morgenroth
John E. Russell
Eagle L. & IL. A
John D. McLeod
Apollo S & A
Chris Urwick
Milford Home Bidg, Co
Frank Damm
Gata Bie BE. Geyer
South Side LL
Bert Godfrey
Jake Steinberg
Max Steinberg
Oscar Weinberg
New Foundation L. & B. Co
É .A J. St. Mary
Eagle S
J. A
Percival J. Lewis
Wyoming L. & L. Co
Rubenstein
Cincinnati Ll. & B. Co
Eagle S. & L. A
Linda Beaman
A. Meyer
Lenora Wilson
Edna Cline
Frank Lichtkoppler
Garfield
Glendale B. & L. A. Co
B. P. Sheridan
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Ben J. Stites
Nae . Meyer
Mohawk Place
Gussie M. Schalk
First Ward B. & IL. A. Co
Elmwood Place
Ella Williams
David A. Bevis
George P. Loth
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Co
Charles Wolentarsky
Joseph R. Tomlin
Cosmopolitan B. & S. Co
Anna W.halden
Provident Savings B. & T. Co
Ganarew
Haefner
B. S. Gahagen & Co
Frank D. Miffett
Emily Hinson
Irof
Juilfs
New Foundation L &B. Co
B. A
Magdalena Boch
Prinzer
Bankstreet B. A. Co
Hauser Stander Tank Co
Western Bank & Trust Co
Angere
Cattioni
New “Buckeye L. & B
George W. Vitt
Charles Diebel
Glendale Avenue
Springfield Pike
Hartwell
Meier Avenue
Graust Street
S. D. Cooper
Bellevue
Frans Charge
New York-Washington
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittaburgh
Wheeling
Zanesville
Serene Ad
Parskergoure
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Ashland
Portsmouth
Maysville
N. Ri Ind
Gould and Pyle
Cyclopedia of Medicine and
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