Opera and Festivities Drive Fourth of July at Chester Park
Manager I M Martin reports strong support for the Metropolitan English Opera Company in Cincinnati with Verdi Il Trovatore this week and a future Queen’s Lace Handkerchief by popular vote. Betsy Bethel plans four traction cars, Bethel Brass Band leads parades, and steamer Princess plus Chile arrive as 25 000 guests are expected for daylong events, sports, fireworks, and Sunday repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Martin
Chester Park
Opera
Cincinnati
Metropolitan English Opera Company
Nho
Metropolitan Company
Chester
Ohio
Coney
Broadway
Bethel
Chile
Jubilee Hunters
Baby lion draws crowds at Cincinnati Zoo awakens names quest
A newborn lion at the Cincinnati Zoo captivates thousands of children and visitors who wish to take it home. Sol Stephan invites letters from boys and girls suggesting names for the cub, which lacks a name as yet. The birth is noted as a major, sentiment charged event with strong financial draw for the zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zoological Garden
Sol Stephan
Steffen
Fourth of July River Serenade at Coney Island
The morning celebration on the river features the Island Queen and Princess performing calliope renditions of the Star Spangled Banner Hail Columbia Dixie and other national tunes. River traffic and camps decorate as Independence Day vitality spreads along the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Coney Island
Federated Improvement Associations plan bond issue information
The Federated Improvement Associations will inform citizens on council bond proposals so they can vote intelligently. Committees from Business Men’s Club and Associated Organizations met in Starbuck Smith’s office to plan. a list of contemplated bonds will be requested from the City Council Finance Committee and the City Auditor’s statement on total可 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Improvement Associations
Business Men's Club
Starbuck Smith
Idea
Taxpayers’ Association
John James
EB. R. James
H. T. Atkins
W. C. Culkins
J. F. Taylor
J. J. Castellini
Sullivan Named United States Commissioner for Olympic Games
James B. Sullivan president of the A. A. U. and manager of the American Olympic team, has been named United States Commissioner for the Olympic games by President Roosevelt. The State Department cablegram to Washington notified Ambassador Reid to inform the British association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James B. Sullivan
State Department
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Reid
Matinee at Carthage Features Yearling Colt Race
The Queen City Driving Club hosts a July 4 matinee at Carthage Fair Grounds with four standard races plus a special yearling colt race and other features. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Driving Club
Carthage Fair Grounds
Avoca Park Prepares Big Fourth with Ojibway Indians
Avoca Park promotes a diverse Fourth of July program headlined by Ojibway Indians performing in Hiawatha and canoe races, swimming events, and other sports. Fireworks cap a day expected to draw large crowds.
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Avoca Park
Lagoon Prepares Grand Fourth Celebration at Park
The lagoon resort gears up for July Fourth with excellent grounds and extra attractions. A large fireworks display will crown the night program, while daylight pyrotechnics boost the afternoon events for a festive day at the park.
Tarkington and Wilson Complete New Joint Plays
Paris announces Indiana novelist Booth Tarkington and collaborator Harry L. Wilson have finished their joint plays Countess Nancy for Eleanor Robson and Cameo Kirby for Nat Goodwin. They also work on a play for May Robson and another American star.
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Paris
Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Harry L. Wilson
Countess Nancy
Eleanor Robson
Cameo Kirby
Nat Goodwin
May Robson
Moonlight Hop Lights Chester Roof Garden Ballroom
Prof. Kirkpatrick supplies a beam to illuminate the Chester roof garden ballroom for the first moonlight hop of the season. Dancers will enjoy moonlight effect as lights are extinguished and a large crowd is expected.
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Roof Garden
Chester
Kirkpatrick
American soprano debuts as Micaela at Covent Garden
Mrs Corrine Rider Kelsey made a successful Covent Garden debut as Micaela in Carmen. The American singer displayed a sweet sympathetic voice and natural acting with charm. This marked her first opera appearance though she is noted in concert and oratorio circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corrine Rider- Kelsey
Covent Garden
Micaela
Hapgood Accused of Grand Larceny in New York
Herbert J Hapgood president of Hapgoods Incorporated an employment agency was arrested with his secretary Ralph Kirby on grand larceny charges. Five claimants say they invested about 32000 with Hapgood who allegedly promised a European market for a new safety razor. Bail set at 20000. Hapgood claims investors received what was promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert J. Hapgood
Hapgood’s Incorporated
National Organization of Brainworkers
Ralph Kirby
Hapgood
William J. Witte
Roslyn, L. I
Witte
Hapgood Sales Company
Hapgod
Charles G. Bittel
Bakrow-Bigeley
St. Louis
Europe
Hiapgood
Board refuses tainted money and police duties on Fourth of July
The Board of Public Safety rejected tainted money yesterday after Chief Millikin returned $2.30 claimed to be won by a patrolman. Chief Archibald urged keeping all firemen on duty for the Fourth of July, and the board agreed. Plans were ordered for new police substations in Winton Place and Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Millikin
G Dence
Tne
Archibald
Winton Place
Westwood
Slippery Shoes Cost Leg in Ohio Train Accident
Special Dispatch reports that J. 3. Swaney, 32, an Ohio Electric conductor, lost his right leg after slipping on a new pair of shoes and falling under a gravel car south of Urbana. He was taken to Springfield City Hospital where the leg was amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Swaney
Ohio
Urbana
Springfield City Hospital
Kroger Company Absorbs Rivals in Major Merger
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company absorbs the Great China Tea Company and Schneider Grocery and Baking Company, gaining control of 136 groceries. The merger, announced by B H Kroger during his twenty fifth career anniversary celebration, will close overlapping stores and consolidate warehouses and plants in Florence Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue Camp Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great China Tea Company
Schneider Grocery and
The
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Kroger Company
M. H. Bloch
John H. Schneider
H. Albers
Florence Avenue
Kroger Packing House
Massachusetts Avenue
Camp Washington
Kroger
Columbus
Piqua
Hamilton
Kentucky
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Blast Kills Hundreds in Russian Mine Disaster
In Yusovo Russia an underground gas blast at the Rikovsky Mine killed many workers. Seventeen bodies were recovered with the toll expected to exceed two hundred. Seventy three men were rescued but most in serious condition and ten died after extraction. Troops were deployed to keep order amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yusovo
European Russia
Rikovsky
City Hall Notes Authorized Vouchers and Requests
Vouchers totaling 17 for transporting Mary Jenkins 83 from Jackson County to the City Infirmary were approved. The Service Board also approved an ordinance to buy a car for City Electrician Darrow. They referred a request from the Interurban Traction Company to Council seeking permission to maintain a platform on Denham Street Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jenkins
Jackson County
the Service Board
Darrow
Interurban Traction Company
Denham Street Bridge
Service Board Names Staff At Public Comfort Station
The Service Board appointed Peter Piggio as fountain tender at 40 dollars per month and Herman Kipp as attendant at Public Comfort Station at 2 dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Piggio
Herman Kipp
City Engineer Targets Street Stand and Horse Tethering
City Engineer Landmaker uses ordinance books to curb a moving van street stand at Seventh and Plum streets and to ban tethering horses on asphalt streets. He argues horse stamping and fly annoyance spoil the streets and require action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landmaker
Seventh
Plum
Pachoud Bros Win Contract To Remove Lytle Homestead
Pachoud Bros were yesterday awarded the contract for removing the Lytle homestead in Lytle Park at their bid of $175.
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Pachoud Bros
Lytle Homestead
Lytle Park
Manss Sets July 9 Final Ball Game at House of Refuge
Member Harry Manss fixed a final ball game between teams captained by himself and his son Stewart at the House of Refuge for July 9. The event pits two Manss led squads in a locally noted match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Manss
Stewart
House of Refuge
Hyde Park Engine House Dedication July 18
Mayor Markbreit will officiate at the dedication ceremony for the Hyde Park engine house of the Fire Department on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Hyde Park
Fire Department
Councilman Moyer Honored with Gift in Council Ceremony
Councilman-at-large Sam Moyer received a cut glass punch bowl a matching decanter with a dozen glasses and a bouquet of roses from his fellow council members in a yesterday presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Moyer
King Takes Poison to Die in Hotel Room
William J. King 38, a Bulls Gap Tennessee farmer and dentist, ended his life in a Palace Hotel room by drinking iodine and aconite after fleeing guardians. Brought to the city by K S Myers and Deputy Sheriff H H Hall, he had sought treatment at College Hill Sanitarium but preferred to stay in his room. Dr Grimes pronounced him dead soon after unconsciousness. coroner held an inquest and burial planned back in Bulls Gap.
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William J. King
Palace Hotel
King
K. S. Myers
H. H. Hall
Morristown
Walnut Street
Myers
Hall
Grimes
Bulls Gap
Tenn
Covington and Newport Pass Ordinance Fixing Tax Rate
Covington and Newport boards adopt resolutions to prepare lists of Central Covington taxpayers for 1907 at the central rate 65 cents or Covington rate 1.7 percent and those who paid nothing. They fix the 1907 central rate at 65 cents per dollar, citing a Court of Appeals ruling that annexation after assessment requires the old rate. Citizens of former Central Covington plan court action to challenge the ordinance as retroactive. Also reported: acceptance of a Bremen Main lot offer for 2500 and board action sustaining denial of a saloon license to J W Kanatzar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Central Covington
Court of Appeals
Fredericka Kerkow
Bremen and
Main
Board of Council
J. W. Kanatzar
Bereaved Civil War veteran takes own life
Hiram Elliott, 72, a Civil War veteran from near Morning View in Kenton County Kentucky, was found hanging in his barn yesterday morning. A neighbor and Dr. Wolf arrived too late. Elliott had shown strange behavior after his wife’s death last February and had recently sold his farm with plans to enter the Soldiers Home in Dayton Ohio. Coroner Tarvin ruled death by his own action.
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Hiram Elliott
Morning View
Kenton County
Dr. Wolf
Fishburg
Elliott
Dayton
Tarvin
Bellevue Council Passes Water Bid Amid Protests
Bellevue Ky council approved a 20 year water contract bid amid loud protests from the Welfare Association and citizens. Mayor Cassidy defended municipal ownership while annexation divides, and a court fight over the ordinance is anticipated next fall.
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Balke Opera House
Bellevue
Bellevue Welfare Association
Cassidy
Geiger
Edward Johnson
Welfare Association
Geveral Times
Johnson
Advertises for Husband Over Missing Lizzie Vincent
Rosa Vincent seeks Lizzie Vincent the former wife of John J. Vincent and asks for her address. Rosa claims John J. Vincent said he learned Lizzie was living and then left Mrs. Vincent and disappeared. Rosa supports seven children and supports herself with washing.
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Lizzie Vincent
John J. Vincent
Rosa Vincent
John Vincent
Mt. Washington
Hamilton County
Beck Caught in Victoria on Bribery Charge
BECK CAUGHT IN VICTORIA. Former Columbus city engineer A A Beck wanted on bribery charges was arrested on the Marama as it arrived from Australia. Prosecuting Attorney R T Weber and Columbus lawyer B McCoy secured the arrest and Beck waived extradition. Two other arrests had been made earlier in Toronto and Hamilton.
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Victoria
B. C
Honolulu
Columbus
Mexico
Vancouver
A. A. Beck
Australia
R. T. Weber
B. McCoy
Beck
Ohio City
Toronto
Hamilton
Revolutionary Move Reported in Paraguay
Buenos Ayres reports a revolution has broken out in Paraguay with claims of insurgent activity and upheaval spreading across the South American republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South American Republic
Buenos Ayres
Paraguay
Army officers ordered to Fort Benjamin Harrison for annual maneuvers
FT Thomas officers Lt Colonel Chubb Major Rowne and Major Balie to report to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana after target practice to act as umpires in September maneuvers. The post office will close tomorrow after one delivery. William Weierick injured his left leg in a fall near Dietrich's place. Noah Scaggs of the Sixteenth Infantry escaped from the guardhouse at Fort Thomas where he was held on an eighteen month sentence.
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Chubb
Rowne
Balie
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Infl
Indianapolis
William Weierick
Dietrich
Noah Scaggs
Sixteenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Bridge Plans Approved for Eighth Street Structure
The Service Board approved Morris subsidies for a new bridge on Eighth street over the C H D Railway at a cost of 25700 dollars. The previously condemned bridge had cost 27000 dollars to build.
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Morris
Eighth Street
C., H. & D. Railway
May Ame Glick Seeks City Clerk Nomination
James C. Blick, deputy to County Clerk John C. B. Yates, likely to be GOP City Clerk nominee to fill Beltzer’s vacancy. The term runs three years after the late Beltzer’s seat. Other expected nominees include Harry Klostermann for Clerk and Leslie T. Applegate for Commonwealth’s Attorney, with several alderman and board seats open and no firm declarations yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Blick
John C. B. Yates
Republican Party
John L. Beltzer
George T. Beach
Harry Klostermann
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Board of Education
Board of Aldermen
Leslie T. Applegate
R. G. Williams
Charlton Thompson
W. W. Brown
Joseph Theissen
Frank Johnson
Collector Reports June and Fiscal Year Tax Collections
Maurice L. Galvin of the Sixth Kentucky District reports June receipts totaling 246 765 60 with breakdowns for TABUH and other taxes and a fiscal year total of 9 009 108 05 across multiple categories including special tax and case collections. The figures list several line items and cents appended to each amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Maurice L., Galvin
Kentucky
Galvin
Kenton Court Notes and Local Legal Bites
A Kenton Circuit Court session hears Margaret Warnke sue the city of Latonia over a property value and half the assessment. An unnamed man faces lunacy arraignment after a peculiar double murder tale to Town Marshal Meyers. Waller, Newman acquitted of robbery. C & F Cooper bankrupted. Standard Oil and others sue. more bankruptcies and probates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Warnke
Latonia
Kenton
Caroline Street
Shaw
Meyers
Erlanger
Margaret Bredbott
Catherine Puthoff
Joseph Burns
James Arnold
Cincinnati
Luhn & Stevie Company
Waller
Newman
W. P. Shotwell
William Theissing
Covington
Theodore Molendyk
J. H. Riggs
R. M. Herrick
A Natty Suit for the Little Boy Pattern
A linen or durable material blouse suit with double breasted shielded blouse and standing collar, broad sailor hemmed collar, full sleeves in box plaits, breast pocket, belt, and handy knickerbockers. Four sizes 3 4 5 6 years, requires 25 yards of 44 inch fabric. No 4378. Ten cent pattern price.
Covington School Board Elects Officers After Fifteen Ballots
Covington Board of Education required fourteen ballots to elect George Handel and H C Wilson as truant officers. Salary set at 2.50 per school day. Superintendent H O Sluss reported 3 804 attendees of 5 257 enrollment. Resignation of J H Detter not accepted. Emmeling resignation accepted. Chapman application referred. Perry Canfield acquitted of cruelty charge. Sluss and board staff granted two weeks leave. Treasurer shows 33 933.88 balance and 1 241.07 in bills approved.
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Covington Board of Education
George Handel
H. C. Wilson
H.O. Sluss
J. H. Detter
Sixth Ward
Margaret Emmeling
Sarah Chapman
Perry Canfield
First
Carl Kloo
Pike Street
Sluss
St Mark's Evangelical Church Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for St Mark's Evangelical Church of Latonia were filed yesterday with incorporators William Echelmeier Gus T Schickner Henry Luzader Harry Brand William Young and Henry Stichling. Twenty three Covington Post Office mail carriers receive a $100 yearly salary increase under a recent law. George J Miller 21 died yesterday at his sister Mrs Frank Smiths home 27 Poplar St Ludlow from dropsy. Anna Bell 72 died yesterday at her son 61 East Thirteenth St from old age. Funeral services for both will be at their respective residences with Spring Grove Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Evangelical Church of
Latonia
William Echelmeier
Gus T. Schickner
Henry Luzader
Harry Brand
William Young
Henry Stichling
Covington Post Office
George J. Miller
Frank Smith
Poplar Street
Ludlow
Spring Grove
Anna Bell
East Thirteenth Street
Campbell County Court Verdicts and July Court Notes
Walter Grossheim was found guilty of shooting with intent to kill saloon keeper Charlies Reagan and sentenced to one year in jail and a $25 fine. Samuel Sandow is sentenced to one year in the State Reform School for stoning M. Kling. No court sessions on the Fourth of July. motion docket to be called Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grossheim
Charlies Reagan
Samuel Sandow
M. Kling
State Reform School
Newport News in Brief
Colonel L J Crawford longtime local attorney for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway resigns effective July 1. Miami Tribe I O R M installs officers for the year with a class of thirteen candidates to be initiated next Wednesday. Newport hosts visiting Muskogee Oklahoma officials and businessmen aboard the steamer Muskogee for a courtesy visit. A westbound Bellevue and Dayton streetcar derails near Park Avenue while repairs slow traffic for about thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Crawford
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Newport
Miami Tribe
Sachem
William Schnelle
Sagamore
King Blanchard
Fred Reuhl
Prophet
Frank Sandhaus
Samoman
A. Weigand
Krieger
Bellevue
Extradite Woman Tied to Charleston Silk Theft
Chief H C Smith of Charleston West Virginia arrived in Newport and brought back Mrs Clarence Wooten colored, jailed for investigation of two trunks full of silks worth 400 dollars. Smith identified the goods as Jacob Friedmans store theft from Charleston. Samuel Chapman colored was also taken but dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Smith
Charleston
Rabies Case Reported After Dog Bite in Illinois
A letter to Dr. George Ragan in Coldspring reports a King Charles spaniel that bit Mrs. Grinstead has shown unmistakable rabies signs at the Chicago Pasteur Institute. Mrs. Grinstead is under treatment and her doctors will decide in about a week if she contracts the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ragan
Coldspring
Newport
Chicago Pasteur Institute
Mr. Grinstead
Newport Marriage Licenses Arranged for Covington Couples
Names listed include James L. Robertson of Covington 39 and Nora Crawford of Covington 36. A B Wagenstahl of Cincinnati 34. Mary McMahon of Cincinnati appears in the record as well. Residence and ages are given for each party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Robertson
Covington, Ky
Nora Crawford
A. B. Wagenstahl
Cincinnati
Mary McMahon Vibe
Cincinnati - Es
Newport Real Estate Transfers in Newport
John L. Pickelman and wife transfer Lot 44 in the original Newport plan to Martin Straus for 3 million. Ernest Bremer and wife convey Lot 25 in Southgate addition to Mildred Bradford. Katherina Fering sells Lot 54 in Taylor’s addition to Valentine B in Newport between unspecified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Pickelman
Martin Straus
New
Ulsa Rae
Dokka Vaadeeneausaeks Capceesas
Ernest Bremer
Mildred Bradford
Southgate
Katherina Fering
Valentine B
Taylor
Newport
Property Transfers in Crescent Springs and Cordelia Street
Thomas and James Poage transfer to Henry Hippe parcels 24 2 79 80 34 35 in Crescent Springs Improvement Company subdivision Crescent Springs. Mary and Ernest Gierach deed to Joseph Garlack or Garlick a 25 by 100 foot lot on Cordelia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
James Poage
Henry Hippe
Crescent Springs Improvement Company
Crescent Springs
Eines Bee
Mary
Ernest Gierach
Joseph Garlick
Cordelia Street
Covington Marriage Licenses List Names and Residences
Names and residences listed for Covington marriage licenses include Emiliano Renaud of Indianapolis age 33 and Bertha Eckett of Chicago Illinois. Chassie Acton of Kansas City. Anna Bowman of Richmond Indiana. Alphonso Fussenegger of Cincinnati age 32. Pettis Mitchell of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiliano Renaud
Indianapolis
Bertha Eckett
Chicago, Ill
Chassie Acton
Kansas City
Anna Bowman
Richmond
Ind
Niu
Alphonso Fussenegger
Cincinnati
Pettis Mitchell
Cimcinnati Es
Aldermen Accept Mayor's Selection of City Auditor
Mayor Krieger announced Chester Kessler as the next City Auditor to succeed Frank Lang, with the board approving without dissent. Kessler, a Republican, is a skilled bookkeeper and member of the Phoenix Hunting and Fishing Club. The meeting also moved three train crossing ordinances to committee, approved street improvements on Ohio alley, Tennessee alley, and Twelfth street, authorized a water mains damage suit against the L and N Railroad, granted a 90 day extension for the garbage reduction plant, ordered vacant lot weed control, and appropriated 4197 dollars for various claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krieger
Newport Board of Aldermen
Chester Kessler
Frank Lang
Kessler
Phoenix Hunting and Fishing Club
Ohio
Park
Maple
Tennessee
Sixth
Eighth
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Isabella Street
L. & N. Railroad Company
Saratoga Street
Albert B. Kelley
Brown
Woman Files Counterclaim in Bellevue Case
Mrs Maud C Sandford and her daughter Eugenia filed a counterclaim for $10 000 in Newport Circuit Court asserting Jesse H Greene attacked them at his home in Bellevue in April She says Greene unlawfully assaulted her in July seeking dismissal of the $10 000 suit and recovery of the same amount from Greene The Sandfords are residents of Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Circuit
Maud C. Sandford
Eugenia
Jesse H. Greene
van Voast Avenue
Bellevue
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Avoca
Martin Happy
Associated Organizations
Sullivan
Carthage
Tarkington
Organization of Brainworkers
Safety Board
B. H. Kroger
City Hall Notes
Lege Hill
Opera House
Deeaak
Council
Govaflo
Winters
Cunningham
Fuss
Wolters
Anderson
Kasemeyer
Govaf
Hill
John Hill
J. Stall
Glick
Blick
Applegate
Revenue Office
Cisco
Kenton Court Notes
Commercial Tribune Patterns
City and
Covington Briefs
Campbell County Courts
Newport News
West Virginia
Pasteur Institute
Spaniel
Newport Real Estate
Covington Real Estate
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