Grand of Klaw and Baaranger stage The Round Up
A matinee today at the Grand features Klaw and Baranger's Western drama The Round Up drawing large crowds in Cincinnati. Notable cast includes Maclyn Arbuckle Florence Brockwell Orme Caldara Minnette Barrett Howard Hartsell and Elmer Grandin with a spectacular battle and roundup finale praised for its western realism.
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Klaw and
Baranger
Aylward
The
Grand
Birnbryer
Ben D. Stevens
the Grand
Pittsburg
Nixon
Cincinnati
Maclyn Arbuckle
Hoover
Florence Brockwell
Orme Caldara
Minnette Barrett
Howard Hartsell
Elmer Grandin
New Mexico
Klawn
Dhanger
State House Improprieties Probe Spurs Dismissals
Governor Harris orders Adjutant General Critchfield to discharge state employees amid a probe into a corruption scheme at the state house. The investigation links Glen Weinman chief engineer and others to junk theft, defense of gas burner fabrication in the basement, and improper profit sharing with junk dealers. Weinman has reimbursed $212 to the treasury. no laws exist to convict or compel further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miéat
State House
Glen Weinman
Joseph McMeekin
Newton Wallace
James Mills
Wiliam Phillips
Weinman
Hene
Weinman, McMeekin and Mills
Columbus
List of attendees at the gifts distribution supper
A gathering recorded as the distribution of gifts and a supper. Present include ward Abbel George M Anderton ML F Behrend E HB Barton Louis Geneval Bonhajo W W R Brenner T A Brewer G W Burckhardt Benjamin Favis J Amaon A D Fisher William H Fry Fred W Garber A Gaeser Thomas H Gore B H Hargrave BE T Harvey W D Henderson G J Hoffmann Bert Hogan T Henley Leon Lippert H M Becker Georges Meinschausen Benjamin B Miller M B Moch Louis Kramer C G Riodas Sidney J Gowen A J Conroy Harold Ryland F J Bachelor C A Mauser F T Cahill A B Closson W J Withgar M Avora J B Daniels W M Schoenle T Ohrmann W Drach F Ehrmann A O Bizner John Rosti C Kirk Rettig W McDonald M F Wilson P Bachenbach Schoenbrechter E aene William Traxel William Syi Trounstine Joseph L Stix Leon Brock C Van Buskirk L S Vogt H Kirschner C T Webber T Wilbers F Wilmes Alf Wetterer Dr D Dickson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Abbel
George M. ‘Anderton
ML. F.‘ Behrend
E. HB. Barton
Louis Geneval Bonhajo
W.W. R. Brenner
T. A. Brewer
G. W. Burckhardt
Benjamin Favis
J. Amaon
A. D. Fisher
William H. Fry
Fred W. Garber
A. Gaeser
Thomas H. Goré
BE. T. Harvey
W. D. Henderson
G. J. Hoffmann
Bert Hogan
T. Henley
Leon Lippert
H. J. Becker
Georges “Meinschausen
Bénjamin Bmillér
M .B. Moch
Louis Kramer
GQ. Riordas
Sidney J. Gowen
A. J
Rettig
W. ¥. McDonald
M. F. Wilson
P. Bachenbach
Schoenbrechter
E. Aene
William Traxel
William Syi
Trounstine
Joseph L. Stix
Leon Brock
C. van Buskirk
Vogt
H. Kirschner
C. T. Webber
T. & Wilbers
F. Wilmes
Alf Wetterer
D. Dickson
Notable Cast Set for Mme Klich at Lyric Next Week
A marquee of prominent players backs Mme Klich for her Lyric engagement. Frank Gillmore stars with a career alongside Mary Mannering and Henrietta Crosman, joining a company featuring Ernest Stallard, Thomas R. Mills, Henry Wen, Bertot, Pilar Morin, C. J. Williams, Ida Waterman, Florineya Eda Bryan and Marion Holcombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Kalich
Lyric Theater
Frank Gillmore
Georges Garnier
Mary Mannering
Henrietta Crosman
Gillmore
Mr. Gillmore
Fiske
John Hare
Forbes Robertson
Beerbohm Tree
Pat Campbell
Ernest Stallard
Baron Guy DeNeffles
Wilard
Thomas R. Mills
Dessette
Modjeska
Henry Miller
Eff
Louis Mann
Henry
Chochette
Madame Butterfly
Belasco
C. J. Williams
Ida Waterman
Florineya Eda Bryan
Marion Holcombe
Travel talk on Sicily Earthquake Country by Dean Harty
Dean Harty professor of Greek literature at the University of Cincinnati is engaged as special feature for an extra Lyric travel talk next Sunday evening. He will discuss Sicily as the earthquake country with many slides from his own photographs and will describe Messina and the recently devastated coastal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Harty
University of Cincinnati
Sicily
Dean Harry
Messina
Nazimova Performs Hedda Gabler After A Doll’s House
Madame Nazimova repeated Nora in Ibsen's A Doll's House at the Lyric to a highly pleased audience. Tonight Hedda Gabler, first staged here by Mrs, is to be presented with Nazimova as Hedda, a performance eagerly anticipated by Ibsen enthusiasts as seat sales show strong attendance.
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Madame Nazimova
Nora
Ibsen
Lyric Theater
Hedda Gabler
Madame Nazsimova
Hedda
Rider Injured After Bucking Fall at Grand Round Up
Joe Garrigan, a rider for the Round Up at the Grand, was injured while exercising a horse in the Klaw and Erlanger Western drama. The horse bucked on granite near the Fountain and toppled Garrigan, who sustained a sprained ankle and bruises to his foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Garrigan
Mr. A
Actor and Author F Laurence Lee Dies in Chicago Tour
Chicago December 29 F Laurence Lee actor and author of several melodramas died today after a short illness contracted while playing with a company touring the Middle West. Born in Dayton Ohio he spent years in acting and playwriting. Remains will be taken to Dayton for interment.
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Chicago
F. Laurence Lee
Ole
Middle West
Lee
Dayton
The Yankee Prince comes to Grand Opera House
George M. Cohan leads a cast of over 100 in The Yankee Prince a timely musical about American girls seeking titled husbands abroad. The show originally played at Knickerbocker Theatre New York and reunites the famed Cohan family and troupe for one week starting next Monday in Cincinnati.
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Gebdrge Cohan
George M. Cohan
Grand Opera House
Cincin M. Cohan
Cincinnati Cohanes
Knickerbocker Teater
New York City
Cohan and Harris Offer Fifty Miles From Boston at the Wal
The review applauds Fifty Miles From Boston as a rural musical comedy and praises the Cohan and Harris troupe for strength and musical chorus. TheNew Year matinee is set for Friday with seating advised. Thursday and Saturday matinees proceed as usual.
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Boston
Two Sales in One Day at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera house opens tomorrow morning for George M. Cohan's The Yankee Prince with 100 associate players, to run each evening next week and Saturday matinee. The matinees on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday feature Cohan and Harris' The Counsel for the Defense, their first serious show in a producing film venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
George M. Cohan
Cohan and Harris’ Special Dramatic Company
Khow
Cohan and
Harris
Strongheart to Open Next Week at the Olympic
Forepaugh Management plans to stage Robert Holeson’s Strongheart at the Olympic next week. The play centers on an Indian youth at Columbia College and blends romance, humor, and drama in a new treatment of race themes. William C. DeMille directs a production aimed at showcasing the play’s youthful energy and social contrasts.
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William C. DeMille
David Belasco
Redman
Strongheart
Columbia College
Shore Acres Matinee at Olympic Theater This Afternoon
Forepaugh Stock Company presents Shore Acres at the Olympic theater this afternoon with strong audience response to the human nature tale. Four special holiday matinees are planned for New Year’s Day.
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Forepaugh Stock Company
Shore Acres
Olympic
Texas Play Brings Real Worth to Walnut Next Week
Sensational southern drama Texas by J Mauldin Feigl comes to the Walnut for a Sunday matinee with strong reviews. The critics praise high class attraction in a popular priced venue and promise generous value for the audience’s time and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. Mauldin Feigl
Amusement Notes Highlight Mae Melville Sides Alight Cox
Mae Melville the Columbia’s featured comedienne performed with Robert Higgins and drew laughs at yesterday’s matinee by joking about George B. Cox the Republican leader in a private box. The audience roared as she noted his weight and declared I’ve got a smash. Cox joined in the applause as the act ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Melville
Columbia
Robert Higgins
George B. Cox
J. Cox
Melville
Cox
Mr. Cox
Reds Manager Plans Baseball Night for Mike Donlin
Manager Bancroft of the Reds intends to host a baseball night in Columbia early next week to honor Mike Donlin. He will summon all Reds in the city and other professional players who winter there to attend the party at an unnamed venue.
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Bancroft
Reds
Columbia
Mike Donlin
Hell
Kentucky Belles to Stage The Hoodlums' Holiday
The People’s Theater presents a new two act musical comedy The Hoodlums' Holiday led by Jim Cana a versatile comedian with a cast of fifty and a beauty chorus of thirty Chooceeta the dancer is an added attraction.
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People’s Theater
Kentucky Belles
Jim
Chooceeta
Travel art lecture on The World's Greatest Pictures at Lyric
The Sunday lecture on The World's Greatest Pictures offers a rare chance to view master artworks up close. Beautifully illustrated, the event reflects years of travel and study by the lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lyric
Child of the Regiment opens at Lyceum with new star
Western plains atmosphere and army life drama A Child of the Regiment by Charles BE Blaney to open a week at the Lyceum theater on Sunday afternoon. Walter Wilson, a new star from Blaney's recent work, leads the cast as the production boasts lavish scenic display and high spending.
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Western Plains
Army Lfe
Far West
Charles BE. Blaney
Lyceum Theater
Mr. Blaney
Walter Wilson
Lyceum
Anager Blaney
Johnnie Hoey to Star in The Boy Detective at Heucks
Johnnie Hoey appears next week in Charles E Blaney new play The Boy Detective an edition of Willie Live. Hoey the most popular light comedian touring popular priced theatres promises a scenic and electrical production with a competent supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Hoey
Heuck
Charles E. Blaney
Willie
Mr. Hoey
Mardi Gras Beauties Draw Crowds at the Standard
Andy Lewis and his group perform for cheering crowds at the Standard. Traveling salesmen allied with Lewis attend a meeting and fill the cabenette with boxes and many seats, socializing after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Margaret King Stars in My Six oClock Girl at Standard Theater
Margaret King, principal performer with Behman Show and Frank D. Bryans Congress of American Girls, heads a swinging production at the Standard theater next week. The show features an original number My Six oClock Girl with chorus heads peering through sunflowers and a procession of show girls including the Gibson girl athletic girl coy maiden Christy girl and others. Miss King is supported by Jeanette Morton Ursula Curley Helen Williams Louise Sedwick Hattie French Joanna Stilla Fannie Williams Minnie Stewart Bella Our.
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Margaret King
Behman
Frank D. Bryan
Congress of American Girls
Mies King
Gibson
Poet Scout Heads New Year Celebration Programme
Captain Jack Crawford the poet scout will lead the New Year's Eve celebration by the Business Men's club. A table dinner runs 6 to 8 pm with toasts and music. Crawford is praised as a premier entertainer and praised by Elbert Hubbard for his ability to captivate a 2000-strong audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crawford
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Jack
Chicago
Parliament
Dayton Autoists Injured In Road Accident
Five miles from Cleves Ohio on Miami road T A Schoberg lost control of his car and it went over an embankment. In the vehicle were T A Schoberg his wife daughter and brother H Schoberg all of Dayton. T A Schoberg was hurt about the shoulders his brother suffered internal injuries while his wife and daughter were severely shocked.
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Miami Road
Cleves, O
T. A. Schoberg
T. A. Schocberg
Goer H. Schocberg
Dayton
Servant Testifies in Hains Trial In Fort Hamilton Revelries
In Flushing New York December 29 lawyers for Thornton J Hains and Captain Peter C Hains Jr indicted for the killing of William B Annis called witnesses. A Chicago friend Samuel Chester Reid testified Captain Hains discussed alleged marriage troubles and showed signs of irrational behavior. Minnie Rhone the household servant described alleged events at the Hains home in the Philippines and relations involving Claudia Hains and William E Annis.
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Flushing
N. Y
Thornton J. Hains
Peter C. Hains Jr
William B. Annis
Claudia Hains
Captain Hains
Samuel Chester Reid
Chicago
Hains
Woman Robbed of 580 Dollars in City Cigars Shop
Mrs Ber sidia Mitaiga a Roumanian 37 was robbed of 580 dollars in her cigar store at 1942 Central avenue. Two heavyset men entered to buy cigars and after demanding change forced her to the floor and took the money from a trunk before fleeing. Police were alerted and searched for the suspects.
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Bersidia Mitaiga
Central Avenue
Mitzigaie
Fifth District
Norwood Bonds Sold by City of Norwood
The Western German bank won the sale of Norwood Ohio twenty five year 4 percent bonds for 90000 dollars with a total premium across bidders of 2736 dollars for Western German bank 2592 53 by Central Trust and Safe Deposit Provident Savings Bank and Trust Well Roth Co First National Bank Norwood Bensongood Mayer Norwood National Bank Atlas National Bank 501 35.
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Western German Bank
Norwood
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Well, Roth & Co
First National Bank
Bensongood & Mayer
Norwood National Bank
Atlas National Bank
Drummers Organize Post Meeting in Cincinnati
Seventy five traveling salesmen for Cincinnati millinery houses met at the Linton hotel yesterday and formed a post organization to advance their trade and coordinate activities among members.
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Cincinnati
National
Linton Hotel
Ldima
Mrs Helen Truesdale Dies Founder Of Local Unitarian Church
Mrs Helen M Truesdale 81 longtime Unitarians founder died at noon after brief illness. Widow of Charles Truesdale he helped organize the William Resor stove company. Survived by a son and four daughters including Clinton A Truesdale and Mrs Jessie Whately. Funeral at Avondale Unitarian church tomorrow at 10:30 with Rev George A Thayer. interment Spring Grove.
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Helen M. Truesdale
Unitarian Church
Charles Truesdale
William Resor
Geo W McNeil
Chicago
Jessie Whately
Charlies J. Christie
Fleischmann Company
Avondale
George A. Thayer
Spring Grove
Denver tragedy ties two former Cincinnati friends
Charles Cuvier Dury a 24 year old Denver victim and C Burdette Bell 26 who shot him were former drama students in Cincinnati four years ago. Bell worked days at Home Steam Laundry and studied acting by night. Dury married Alice Marshall in 1906 and later moved West. Prof Charles Dury, renowned naturalist, is his father.
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Charles Cuvier Dury
Denver
Col
C. Burdette Bell
Cinccinnati
Bell
Home Steam Laundry Company
Garfield Place
Hale Bell
Dayton
Durys
Alice Marshall
West Eleventh Street
Covington
Dury
Englewood
Crystal Theater
Smithsonian Institution
University of Cincinnati
Natural History Society
Cuvier Club
Alr
Spring Grove
Cuvier
Tim
Walnut Hills
8. W. Beil
Madisonville Methodist
Acc
Divorce Suit Alleges Drugged Marriage to Dailey
Attorneys say the woman sought to repudiate the union and acted for stepchildren who gain property on Mrs. McCarty’s death. McCarty, 66, and husband 48 allegedly pressured her to sign a check before marriage. After marrying Dailey she returned to Lima and filed for divorce alleging she was drugged. Clerk Yates will send copies of the marriage license and minister’s return.
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McCarty
Lima
Dailey
Yates
New Port General Council Fails to Quorum on Contract Renewal
Last night a meeting to renew the contract with the side seal patrol company failed to reach a quorum after repeated attempts. Members expressed indignation at ongoing absences and warned of action if the issues persist.
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Newport
General Council
Sucked Reve
Open House Planned by Covington YOM for New Year
Arrangements for an open house at Covington YOM are under way. From 10 to 12 the apartments will be open to friends of the boys, with a 5 30 dinner for men. Miss Gussie Miller chairs the Ladies auxiliary. An 8 o’clock gymnasium program and first floor calendar display and amateur photo contest will follow.
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Covington Yom.g
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gussie Miller
Covington Court Notes Report Local Fines and Orders
Police Judge Read fined Kyle $25 for wrongful use of the union label. William O'Hearn was dismissed on a rock through a streetcar window. Adolphin Freund obtained an order restraining Latonia Banking Association from paying Fred Freund. Albert Hall jailed 30 days for soliciting money for Anna Cole's washing. An order barred Covington from taxing H Bussart and 51 others. John Otton cases lunacy continued. Leo Rice v Christopher Rice dissolved partnership. plaintiff awarded $1,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle
Scott Street
Union Labol
Read
Covington
William O’hearn
Adolphin Freund
Atyores
Shaw
Latonia Banging Association
Fred Freund
Albert’ Hall
Anna Cole
H. Bussart
Bussart
John Otton
Property Transfers From Fuhrman to Sargeant and Strohm
Eda A. Fuhrman transfers lot 19 in Beyland’s sub to John Sargeant. William Strohm and wife convey six shares in Clifton Home Co’s sub to Julia Young. The items reference Belleview and Clifton areas and involve two adjacent real estate transactions.
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Eda A. Fuhrman
John Sargeant
Beyland
Obama
William Strohm
Julia Young
Clifton Home
Clifton
Animals on display at Y M C A open house
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens loan 50 animals for New Year celebration at the Y M C A Seventh and Walnut streets. Creatures range from a bear to a guinea pig and will be caged in the junior boys room on the third floor. This marks the zoo's first time lending so many animals to an organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Extra Cars to Run Observe Downtown Page
Fragmentary OCR notes mention extra cars and downtown observation with unclear context. The readable text hints at a historical page layout or announcement about a count or sale but details are unreadable and not enough to identify people, organizations, or a clear event.
Gas main blaze near Colerain and Harrison streets
A break in a six inch gas main at Colerain and Harrison caused flames in a sewer ditch about seven feet long. Fire units Company 13 and Ladder Company 2 responded to extinguish the blaze after gas ignited as workers searched for the leak. Full repairs estimated to take about a day.
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Colerain
Harrison Avenues
Company 13
Ladder Company No
Burned in Soap Factory Injury in Cincinnati Hospital
Frank Stéver, 20, and Bernard were severely scorched in a soap plant fire at the St Bernard factory. An examination at Cincinnati hospital labeled the injuries among the worst of their kind seen recently.
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Frank Stéver
Bernard
Plant. O. E Soap Company
St. Bernard
Cincinnati
Campbell County Divorce Suit Filed by Elizabeth Lohr
In Campbell County the suit for divorce was filed yesterday by Elizabeth Lohr against her husband George B. Lohr. The petition states they married in 1904 and two years later he abandoned her. She seeks custody of their child and restoration of her maiden name Elizabeth Maunder.
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Cfteait
Isabeth Lohr
George B. Lohr
Elima
Beth Maunder
Aged Woman Disappears From Newport Home
Family of Adam Feinauer in Newport reports their 85 year old mother vanishes from Front and Saratoga Street home. She left to go to the grocery around 4 PM and failed to return by 7 PM prompting police search. A son in Cincinnati later confirms she is with him.
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Adam Feinauer
Front
Saratoga Streets
Newport
Cincinnati
Blacksmith John Froelinger Dies at Newport Home
John Froelinger a 4 year veteran Cincinnati manufacturing blacksmith and river man, suddenly died at his Newport residence at Tenth and Columbia streets early yesterday. He belonged to Robert Burns lodge Olive Branch chapter and Newport commandery R A. A widow and two daughters survive.
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John Froelinger
Cincinnati
Tenth
Columbia Streets
Newport
Robert Burns Lodge
Olive Branch
Newport Commandery
R. A
Choir to Hold Watch Service at St Paul’s P E Church
The choir of twenty five will render music at St Paul’s P E Church at the corner of York and Southgate streets. The annual watch service will be held tomorrow night beginning at 7 30. The sermon will be preached by the pastor of Trinity Church Covin.
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St. Paul’s
BEE
York
Southgate Streets
I der
The
Trinity Church
Covin
Omnibus collision seriously injures Newport man
Jacob Miller of 217 West Ninth Street Newport was struck by an omnibus at Fourth Street and Broadway Cincinnati. He crossed behind a car, did not see the bus, was knocked down, one wheel passed over him, breaking three ribs, cutting a head gash and causing severe bruises. He is confined at home in serious condition.
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Jacob Miller
Ninth Street
Newport
Fourth Street
Broadway
Cincinnati
Miler
Newport News Notes Debating Societies Elect Officers
The Knights of the Round Table Debating society of Newport elected officers led by President Harry Winston and Vice President Merl Riggs. They plan three one act comedies at Music Hall on January 13. John Murphy was jailed in Newport awaiting federal liquor license trial after arrest in Owen county. The Athenian Debating society plans a debate with Lebanon University team the week after next. The Star socials set a mask dance in Music Hall for tomorrow night. The arrangements committee includes Arthur Krieger Paul Robinson Louis Biehl William Kehne and John T. Thomas. Dayton Ky resident and city councilman Thomas’s father died yesterday at 615 Sixth Avenue with funeral service in Baptist church this afternoon. A spill of gasoline covered the street from a tank.
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Knights of the Round Table Debating Society of
Newport
Harry Winston
Merl Riggs
Richard Weber
Carl Ross
Edward Beck
Arthur Winster
Howard Fishback
Harry Payne
Howard Shiffer
Music Hall
John Murphy
Owen County
United States
Sharp
Athenian Debating Society
Coldspring
Lebanon University
Star Socials
Arthur Krieger
Paul Robinson
Louis Bieh
William Kehne
John T. Thomas
Dayton
Couneilman ‘Thomas
Sixth Avenue
Funeral for Covington newspaper man John A Hanks set
The funeral for John A Hanks, a well known Covington newspaper man, will be held Thursday at 2 PM with services at his residence conducted by Rev. Joseph Hagin of the Fourth Street Christian church. Local fire department responded to a minor house fire at 1130 Russell with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hanks
Covington
Joseph Hagin
Fourth Street
William B. Vickers
Boone County
Ebron
Mary Nauk
Henry Meyer
Ana Garyard
Benedictus
H. W. Perclvyal
Oleae
James and Cason to Herman Franxman in Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR notes show names James, Cason, and Herman Franxman connected to an event in Philadelphia. The text is garbled with unclear details and missing dates, locations, and actions.
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James and
Cason
Herman Franxman
Philadelphia
Bil Tha Bird
Randal
Ecees
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