Knife attack in City Hall elevator leads to conviction
Robert Mathieson testified he was cut and stabbed during a stalled elevator fight at City Hall on August 23. The assailant, released on bond after a liquor raid, was identified as Jenkins who admitted the unprovoked assault. A jury found Robert kins guilty of cutting to wound and sentenced him to one to fifteen years in prison. Mathieson has recovered and returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auust
Robert Mathieson
F. L. Hoffman
Robertkins
Jenkins
Mathieson
Stephenson Estate Leaves Widow $50 000 Bequest
James I. Stephenson, treasurer of the Vernon Manor Company, died by his own hand last week. His will filed in Probate Court today leaves his widow Louise Stephenson $50,000, with $10,000 for her first year’s support. The estate includes $20,000 in personal property and $30,000 in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stephenson
James I. Stephenson
Vernon Manor Company
Stephenson
Lueders
Alms Estate Heirs Meet With Judge On Distribution
Beneficiaries heirs and trustees of the William H. Alms estate gather in Probate Court before Judge Lueders to discuss final distribution terms. The $2 006 000 will reserves five years after filing before any distribution and allocates one twenty first to each of six heirs including three daughters and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Alms
Lueders
Alms
Louise Alms Burdsall Rose
New York
Evelyn Alms Smock Roth
Cincinnati
Estelle A. Ebert
Chicago
Elizabeth A. Justis
Alms Burdsal
Betty Alms Alter
Edward H. L. Haefner
Mr. Alms
Joseph E. Lackner
Edgar Stark
The
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Boston Scientist Prof Merman to Lecture on Christian Science
The First Church Christ Scientist of Boston announces a lecture on Christian Science in Music Hall on Tuesday evening. Prof Merman Hering CSB of Boston, a Board of Lectureship member, will speak under the auspices of First Church Christ Scientist Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merman
Hering
C.S.B
Boston
Mass
First Church Christ, Scientist
Music Hall
Park Avenue
Reindexing of suits begins in Court of Common Pleas
Samuel Logans and James M. Riddell were appointed by the Court of Common Pleas to supervise reindexing of suits and judgments. They were recommended to Frank Lewis, Clerk, by the Cincinnati Lawyers' Club. Lewis announced the appointment of Ruth Costello of 3531 Vine Street and Rose Wasserman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Samuel Logans
James M. Riddell
Frank Lewis
Cincinnati Lawyers’ Club
Lewis
Ruth Costello
Vine Street
Rose Wasserman
Court Calendar Today for Common Pleas and Criminal Courts
Court listings show multiple cases in Common Pleas rooms 1 J Caldwell 2 9 o'clock and 2 3 Judge Le Blond with case numbers 88717 197 United States Rubber 193730 Hilberst 197626 Cain 197346 Rinckhoff 197566 Hall 196871 Leininger 192729 Bays 194654 Hypes 189426 Pfleger 195250 Cramer 198907 Bucker. In Room 8 Darby Judge Roettinger 194654 Hypes 189426 Pfleger 195250 Cramer 198907 Bucker. In Room 9 Judge Ryan 191681 Weatherford 18996 Boyle 171693 Belt 171 Morris. In Criminal Court Room 2 Judge Struble cases 27452 27523 27611 State v Galloway Whitney Robinson Johnson. In Room 4 Judge Hoffman 27074 State v Green 27373 Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Blevins
Ag United States Rubber Company Jemer’ Motor Company
Pugh
Judge le Blond
Wilner
Industrial Commission Et al
Hilberst
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Cain
Matthews
Dairies Company
Rapp
Wuest
Lambert
Stevens
Tambures
Demetry
Rinckhoff
Cappell
Hall
McCloskey
Leining
Gies Darby
Hypes
Morton
Pfleger
Dorger
Cramer
Bucker
Underwriters Salvage Corps
Ryan
Dayton Commercial Finance Company
Averbeck
Buckeye Cotton Oil Company
American Insurance Company
A. M. Lewin Lumber Company
Hurst
Seton Realty Company
McCammon
Judge Hurley
Weatherford
Cincinnati Traction Company
Boyle
Boyle Engineering Company
Belt
Gilt
Morris Vs
Struble
State
Galloway & Whitney
Robinson
Johnson
Fred L. Hoffman
Green
Jones
Radio Programs For Today Local Stations
WSAI Cincinnati offers Saxophone octet and Eveready Hour at 6:30 PM and 9:30 PM studio time, plus a Radio auction bridge. WKRC Cincinnati airs a 10 PM dance program and 10:30 PM popular songs. WLW Cincinnati presents accordion duets, dog talk, an 8 PM orchestra, 8:45 PM Hello Boys, and a 9 PM concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cincinnati
Radio Auction Bridge
WSATI
WKRC
WHT
Chicago
Lofts
Evening radio and hockey listings from major markets
Radio schedule notes 6:30 P M WEAF Saxophone Octet. WCAE WOO SAL 7 P M WBZ hockey Boston Bruins vs Ottawa. 7 P M WNYC Boy Scout Evening. 7 30 P M WJY In no eigen hockey Canada vs United States. 8 P M WMAQ Columbia School concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
WCAE
WOO
SAL
WBZ
Springfield
Boston Bruins
Ottawa
WNYC
Boy Scout Evening
WJY
Inno Eigen
Canada
United
Chicago
Columbia
Radio Call Letters List by Region
A listing of station call letters for Central and Eastern regions including KFKX KFUO WAMD WIL WJAD WOIL WOS WSUI and CNRM PWX WAHG WCAP WHAZ WLIT WMAK WOO WOR WTAM with regional groupings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFKX
KFUO
WAMD
WIL
WJAD
WOIL
WOS
WSUI
CNRM
PWX
WAHG
Heorg Wcap
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOO Wor
WTAM
Newport Woman Arrested After Home Disturbance
Nora Ellis of West Sixth Street faced Judge Moore charged with drunkenness and abusive language after a home disturbance. She admitted intoxication claiming her husband supplied the liquor. Asked about prior arrests she said she was unsure and was fined five dollars and jailed two days. police said she escaped through a rear door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ellis
West Sixth Street
Moore
Ellis
August Rieder Dies of Pneumonia at 43
August Rieder 43 of 26 East Fourth street died yesterday at St. Elizabeth's Hospital Covington from pneumonia. Lifelong Newport resident son of Charles Rieder a Covington jeweler. Funeral service by Rev. Paul Reikow tomorrow at 2 PM at 26 East Fourth street with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Rieder
East Fourth Street
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
Rieder
Newport
Charles Rieder
Paul Reikow
St. John’s Evangelical Congregational Church
Tomorow
Evergreen Cemetery
Verdict Favoring Defendant In Harris v Hoffman Case
A jury in Jud Darby’s Court of Common Pleas returned a verdict for the defendant in the Bertha Harris suit seeking Five thousand dollars from Harry Hoffman ex policeman for alleged unwarranted force during an August 14 1924 arrest. Settlement announced in Sennes Oakland Motor Co v E Davidson involved a disputed automobile given as part payment. Davidson seeks 4918 in commissions. Phyllis Maes sues Charles Maes for extreme cruelty alleging multiple beatings after 1922 marriage. Charles Diehl faced divorce petition from Coretta Diehl for alleged neglect and other women. William Grimme sues Gas and Electric Appliance Co for 2500 over a 1925 accident blaming chauffeur carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Avenue
Jud Darby
Court of Common Pleas
Bertha Harris
Harry Hoffman
Hoffman
Sennes Oakland Motor Company
E . Davidson
Davidson
Phyllis. Maes
Charles Maes
West McMicken Avenue
Coretta Diehl
Charles Diehl
York Street
Gas and Electric Appliance Company
William Grimme
Qehler Street
Frank
Reading Road
Chicago Radio Listings Span Multiple Stations and Programs
Evening schedules show WMAQ WMBB WBBM WBCN WHT KYW WEBH with orchestras duos trios and variety acts. Concerts at Congress Hotel Uptown Theater and piano and vocal numbers prominent through late night hours.
Radio Station Schedule Highlights City Programs
A dense list of radio lineups across multiple stations in New York Pittsburgh and Philadelphia featuring orchestras talks lectures soprano performances and seasonal program blocks from 5 P M to 10 35 P M with ensembles readings and special programs. Notable entries include Edison Hour Ruth Peter soprano South American Troubadors Weather Orchestra and Gospel Singer performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Marine Band
Edison
Ruth Peter
Italy
WMCA
Jack Wilbur
Pace
Institute
David Siegel
Troubadors
Real estate transfers in Kentucky towns documented
Mrs Mary E Greweling transfers a Ward avenue Bellevue lot to Luke D Mooar for 5500 stamps. Gerard Egan sells a Fifteenth Street Clifton lot to Mrs Anna Heidkamp for 7000 stamps. The Seibel County Protestant Orphan Home transfers a Newport corner lot on Eighth and Ann streets to Mrs Bertha Delchow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Greweling
Luke D. Mooar
Ward Avenue
Bellevue
Gerard Egan
Anna Heidkamp
Fifteenth
Clifton
Seibel County Protestant Orphan Home
Bertha Delchow
Eighth
Ann Streets
Newport
Divorce Petitions filed by Mrs Schneider and Mrs Lyons
Mrs Julia Schneider of 15 East Seventh Street sues Edward Schneider for divorce on cruelty and habitual drunkenness after separating December 11. Judge Caldwell issues temporary restraining order. Mrs Mary Lyons sues George W for divorce alleging abandonment and asks to revert to maiden name Mary Kendricks. married in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Schneider
East Seventh Street
Edward Schneider
Local Names List With Residences In Ohio And Kentucky
A fragmented list of individuals with associated residences in Kentucky and Ohio, including Edgar Hopper Elliston Lola Mire Goldie Stoneroch Leonard Hunter Mollie Ponder Roy R. Anders Rachel Warren Carl Mall Hilda Leonard Kenton Ohio Cliford Thomas Pauline Darnell Vernon H. Vance Bogart Ohio Ronald Stutz Janet Jones West Milton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hopper
Elliston
Lola Mire
Goldie Stoneroch
Leonard Hunter
Mollie Ponder
Roy R. Anders
Rachel Warren
Carl Mall
Kenton
Hilda. Leonard
Cliford Thomas
Cincinnati
Pauline Darnell
Vernon H. Vance
Bogart
Ronald Stutz
Janet Jones
West Milton
O. Eee
United States Court Notes On Contempt and Felony Cases
A federal court docket lists contempt responses by ninety former NCR employees, a forged government check charge against Louis Harding of Hamilton Ohio, and amendments in suits against Edith M. Trimble as administrator for Robert J. Trimble. Commissioner Gregory ordered forfeiture of Jackson L. Taylors bond for Mann Act nonappearance, and Luther Walker appealed an eighteen month Knoxville Tennessee sentence for transporting liquor. Harry G. Renner faced liquor transport charges with $1000 bond. Trustee Russell J. Holmes reported assets totaling 7153 with 593 expenses. Creditors of Hyman Newburger rejected a 25 percent settlement, later changed to 35 percent then withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cash Register Company
United States District Court
Gregory
Louis Harding
Hamilton
Hickenlooper
Kate T. Woolsey
New York City
Edith M. Trimble
Robert J. Trimble
Los Angeles
Cal
Jackson L. Taylor
Dayton
United States District Court of Tennessee
Knoxville
Federal
Atlanta
Luther Walker
Walker
Harry G
Charles T. Greve
Hyman Newburger
Greve
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court listings
Case docket shows multiple filings incl. William Grimme vs Gas and Electric Appliance Co for 25000 damages, Marie Hensel vs Horace Reed Jr for 25000, Alice McKinney vs Albert McKinney divorce, Phyllis Maes vs Charles Maes divorce and custody, Patton vs L A Buchanan 500, Coretta Diehl vs Charles Diehl divorce, George Mead vs Robert E. weet 53, Lizzie Bennett vs Walter Bennett divorce, Toby vs Jacob Raphael son 157.6, Odilie Belmont Stamping and Enameling Co vs J Mandel and Herman Shewitz 263.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
William Grimme
the Gas and Electric Appliance Company
Marie E. Hensel
Horace Reed, Jr
Alice McKinney
Albert J McKinney
Phyllis Maes
Charles Maes
Ae Patton
L. A. Buchanan
Coretta
Diehl
Charles Diehl
George Mead
Robert E. Weet
Better
Lizzie Bennett
Walter Bennett
Toby
Jacob Raphaelson
Odilie Belmont
Covington Knights Templars to Hold Cobb Funeral
Clifford M. Cobb former Covington resident died Sunday at his Clifton home Funeral services are set for 2 pm tomorrow at Union M E Church Covington in charge of Covington Commandery No 7 Knights Templars Burial will be Highland Cemetery He was president and treasurer of Cobb Linotyping Co Cincinnati Mason and Knight Templar active in Central Labor Council He is survived by his widow Isabella Cobb and four children Clarence G Tomas E Sellers and Edith Cobb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
C. M. Cobb
Clifford M. Cobb
Covington
Hedgerow Lane
Clifton
Cincinnati
Union M. E. Church
Fifth
Greenup Streets
Covington Commandery No
Highland Cemetery
Cobb
Cobb. Linotyping Company
Colonel Clay Lodge of Masons
Knight Templar
Central Labor Council
Isabella Obb
Clarence G
Tomas E
Sellers
Edith Cobb
Urge Boulevard Lighting on Scott Street by New City Board
The Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association urges the incoming City Commissioners to install boulevard lights on Scott Street to improve nighttime visibility for visitors. A final vote on the resolution will occur at the next meeting. John H. Klette presented the measure, noting Scott Boulevard as the northern Dixie Highway approach. The association plans to negotiate with a St. Louis insurance firm for group policies at $1 a year, and the committee was empowered to finalize the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Street
Board of City Commissioners
Northern Kentucky Good Roads .Association
John H. Klette
Association
Scott Boulevard
Ohio River
Man Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
Elsmere Ky Judge Rost presided last night in Covington Prosecutor Judge King. John Childers aged 68 of Devon Station fined 50 dollars and costs for breach of the peace. F A Sechrest 25 of Beddinger Avenue Elsmere pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was held to the Kenton County Grand Jury under a 1000 dollar bond after admitting he kicked his mother in law while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rost F
Elsmere
King
Covington
John Childers
Devon Station
F. A. Sechrest
Beddinger Avenue
Kenton County
Sechrest
Newsboys Attend Free Show at Liberty Theater
Covington reporters and newsboys were hosted by manager L B Wilson for a viewing of The Last Edition a Emory Johnson film. Ralph Lewis portrays a press man and Roy Lease shines as the reporter in a drama that drew large crowds Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
L. B. Wilson
Liberty Theater
Emory Johnson
Ralph Lewis
Roy Lease
Firearms and intoxication lead Ludlow court fines
Corbett Clifford of Covington was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge Dillon for intoxication and flourishing firearms. Herbert Romans of Ludlow paid 10 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Ward Finnegan reported the theft of his new overcoat from the jail office while at Police Court. C C Karshner, a locomotive fireman, was injured at Latonia, breaking his collar bone after being struck by an engine. Milton Souther and Thomas Hue narrowly escaped death when their truck was hit by a freight train at Fortieth street crossing. Hue, hospitalized with cuts and bruises, is not in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett Clifford
Pike Street
Covington
Dillon
Ludlow
Herbert Romans
Ajtamont Road
Ward Finnegan
Michael Finnegan
C. C. Karshner
Lincoln Avenue
Latonia
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Fortieth Street
Milton Souther
Earl and Huntington Avenues
Thomas Hue
Huntington Avenue
Hue
St. Elizabeth's
Local residents listed in scattered Ohio towns
Name Residence. James B Whaley Springfield O. Hattie Baker Springfield O. Frank Fink Chillicothe O. Mabel Zomer Chillicothe O. o Cleveland Cleveland Chillicothe O Merle Jacobs Helen Coleman Urban Bickel Alice Pritchard William Blackburn vington Matilda Arnold Covington Charles W Evans Norwood O Ella Mae Farmer Covington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Whaley
Springfield
Hattie Baker
O. Frank
Fink
Chillicothe
Mabel Zomer
Cleveland
Merle Jacobs
Helen Coleman
Urban Bickel
Alice Pritchard
William Blackburn
Vington
Matilda Arnold
Covington
Charles W. Evans
Norwood
Ella Mae Farmer
Covington to Host Meeting on School Financing
Kentucky ranks forty fifth in education. Prof H S Cox says a meeting in Covington will seek relief from current conditions with delegates from Lexington Paducah Newport Ashland and Covington. They aim to propose raising bonded indebtedness and tax levies to fund new school buildings including the John G Carlisle Junior High for Holmes High School using the 425000 bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Covington
H. S. Cox
Lexington
Paducah
Newport
Ashland
General Assembly
Ground breaking ceremonies for Protestant Children's Home
Ceremonies marking the break ing of ground for the Protestant Children's Home adjoining Devon Park were held yesterday afternoon. C A J Walker president of the Children's Home Association and the Board of Managers led workers in a campaign that raised 250000. The contracting firm Billiter Leffler Caldwell will have the new building ready for occupancy by January 1 1927. The Board of Managers includes Mesdames Hattie Reed E Co Arnold Elwood Cree Charles Duhme George F Eaton Warren Elliston W H Hind George Engel R A Jones Henry James E S Lee James R Minor Frank J Michaels Charles Moriarity John Murnan Ray Heizer John B Shepard John Rees O M Rogers E C Sellers John Simrall Frank Van Winkle William R Warner O S Ware Verner Ewan Ray Kaiper Herbert Jackson and Misses Katharine Hatfield Virginia Thorpe Alice Hiller Pearl Respess and Virginia Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Park
C. A.J. Walker
Children’s Home Association
Billiter, Leffler & Caldwell
Mesdames Hattie Reed
E. Co. Arnold
Elwood Cree
O. S. Ware
Verner Ewan
Ray Kaiper
Herbert Jackson
Katherine Hatfield
Virginia
Thorpe
Alice Hiller
Pearl Respess
Virginia Worthington
Covington Police Seek Slayer of Mrs Pearl Bush
Covington police hunt for the killer of 25 year old Pearl Bush whose throat was cut in sleep. The body was found yesterday morning by Marshal Johnson. Police seek her husband John Bush, 35, who is missing. The family had moved from Birmingham, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Pearl Bush
Johnson Hollow
Latonia
Marshal Johnson
Birmingham
Ala
John Bush
Suit to compel utility service at Crestview Hills home
M Cerf and A C Schroetter sue Union Light Heat and Power Co seeking a mandatory injunction to supply electric current to Schroetter’s Crestview Hills home where Cerf has an electric range. Company allegedly serves other nearby residences. Mrs Virginia Buerkley sues for divorce from Frank Buerkley with child custody alimony and restraining order to prevent molestation. Theodore Bute sues George H Lang for 1600 for loss of service of wife Lena Bute injured in December 1924 when Lang’s truck collided with her car on the Dixie Highway. E K Dority sues Mary and Estelle Campbell for 475 for materials and labor on a one room addition. In Ireland Ireland divorce case an agreed verdict grants Mrs Ireland custody of two children and title to Pershing avenue home with 5 weekly support. Mrs Naomi Walsh obtains divorce from John R Walsh after court hearing for cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cerf
A. C. Schroetter
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Schroetter
Crestview Hills
Cerf
Virginia Buerkley
Tobnaon Street
Frank Buerkley
Mary
Estelle Campbell
Beech Avenue
M Effie Ireland
Hendrix Ireland
Naomi Walsh
East Nineteenth Street
John R. Walsh
Greenup Street
Cincinnati Amends Building Zone Map Industrial District
City of Cincinnati passes Ordinance 471-1925 amending Plat No. 19 of the Building Zone Map to change the Industrial B district at the intersection of Burbank Street and Walton Alley. The amendment, supported by the City Planning Commission, includes a new description of the included real estate and the procedural steps taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Street
Walton Alley
Council
City of
Cincinnati
City Planning Commission
State of Ohio
Cincinnnati
McGregor’ Street
Burbank Street To the Present “Industrial B
James T. Irwin
An. Angie Ins
Public Ordinance Authorization and Effective Date
The ordinance becomes law on the earliest riot allowed by law and is in force after December 8 1925. Robert Schmidt Jr President Pro Tem of Council attested by D J Carroll Acting Clerk approved December 12 1925 by Mayor Geo P Carrel. A copy is on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schmidt, JR
Council
D. J. Carroll
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council
M Purchase
Hamil
Ohio
Polson
City of
Cincinnati
County of
Hamilton
State of
North Bend Road
Green Township
North Bend
North Bend Roads
Hamilton County
Robert [Walker
Mt. Airy
Miami Purchase
Colerain Pike
Henry Mack
Colerain, Oxford and
Brookville
Robert Schmidt,jr
Director of Public Service
City Hall
Sclutaris Avenue
McMillan Street
Clarendon
Clarendon Street
Columbia Avenue
Hazen Street
Chas. F. Hornberger
Public Service
Edward P. Durr
Elder Street
Race Street
Elm Street
Pupile Service
Seae
Ceordian
S. F. Horniger
Berviom
Vacate Marryat Avenue under Ordinance No 479-1925
City council approves vacation of Marryat avenue full width between 60 feet west of the C L N right of way and the north half between Cincinnati Lebanon and Northern Railroad and Lester road. Ordinance takes effect as law. Attest: Carroll and Carrel. December 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marryat Avenue
Council
City of Cincinnati
Marryat
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railroad
Leister Road
Lester Road
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
City of
Cincinnati
County of Hamilton
State of Ohio
Miami Purchase
Joseph Lester
Ordinance Vacates Harewood Avenue 1925
An ordinance No 480 1925 vacates Harewood Avenue as shown in William F Quante’s Subdivision extending from Marryat Avenue to the right of way of The C L N Railroad. Passed December 8 1925 approved December 12 1924. copy on file for public inspection.
Vacating a Portion of Deming Alley in Cincinnati
City council ordinance vacates part of Deming alley in Cincinnati Ohio. The measure, approved December 8 1925, follows a 1923 petition by abutting lot owners and specifies the described alley segment beginning at the southwest corner of Lot 1 and ending at Lot 7% with passage noted.
Descriptions of Ohio Real Estate and Public Works Bids
A long property description lists parcels in Green Township Hamilton County Ohio near the Miami Purchase with measurements and boundaries. It ends with sealed proposals from Cincinnati for sewerage and street work on Schultaris Avenue Elder Street and related projects with bid requirements and project timelines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Stephenson
Bridge Radio
Omaha
W. E. Byrnes
Ohio City
Guy A. Purdy
Work
Whitehead
Common Pleas Courts
WLW
WMAQ
Rosenfeld
WMBB
P.M
WBBM
John
WBCN
KYW
Uncle Bob
Congress Hotel
WEBH
Uptown Theater
WHN
Pittsburgh
WCAU
Philadelphia
Three Brothers
Theater Digest
National Players
WGBS
Barytone
Vocational Forum
KDKA
Little Symphony Orchestra
Little Sryneey
Cone Weaf
New ‘York
William O. Bell
Columbian University
Davis
Financial Talk
Gold Dust Twins
Eveready Hour
Newport Notes
United States Court
Ench
Enda
New Orleans
Americas
America
Pan-American O Rofaerica
California
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Gulf St
A. J. Anzer
Ba Theain
Ae Division
Union Central Main
Cinnati
Ohto
Louisville & Nashville RR
Covington Notes
Kenton Circuit Court
L. & N. Railway
A& Point
Marryat Street
Cypress Avenue
Corporation Line
Corporation
Lester Roads
Geo
P. Carrel
Harewood,Avenue
Harewood Avenue
William F. Quante
C.,. L. & N. Railroad
Robert. Schmidt, JR
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Deming Alley
John Lubn
Deming
J. Carroll
Clerk of
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