Chorus Picks Up Steam for May Festival at Aeolian Hall
Alfred Hartgel leads final voice tests as 350 registered, expected 500 by opening. 100 new singers join the chorus and rehearsals begin at Odd Fellows Hall for Elijah. Frank R. Ellis says the choir promises its best ever turnout and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeolian Hall
Alfred Hartgel
Frank R. Ellis
Odd Fellows Hall
Seventh
Elm Streets
Elijah
Cincinnati
Dierkes Improves After Stroke Say Doctor
Improvement in the condition of J. Herman Dierkes former Democratic politician was reported by Dr. William Jordan Taylor. The doctor said Dierkes had emerged from a semi conscious state after apoplexy at his Clifton Delmover Building home and that his recovery chance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herman Dierkes
Delmover
Clifton
William Jordan Taylor
Taylor
Dierkes
Avon dale Council Elects Mayor and Vice Mayor
Avon dale School council elected Scott Tomilson as Mayor and Murial Horner as Vice Mayor for the coming year. A Corresponding Secretary Recording Clerk and Treasurer will be elected next Thursday. Inauguration will follow after school hours October 13 with speeches and swearing in of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale School
Scott Tomilson
Robert Mueller
Murial Horner
Groundwork for emergency plan to aid jobless labor
Washington Sept 29 Groundwork for an emergency program to aid 3 7 to 4 million unemployed excluding agriculture was completed by the National Conference on Unemployment The Steering Committee will fuse committee reports into a single plan for action at the conference tomorrow Quick action on the emergency scheme is expected The Manufacturers committee favors rotation of labor a shorter work week partial employment and finish work to raise employment It also calls for patriotic cooperation among producers wholesalers and retailers to speed price changes and business revival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Conference On
Pilcher elected Commander of G. A. R. in Indianapolis
Lewis S. Pilcher of Brooklyn New York was elected Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the fifty fifth encampment in Indianapolis He succeeds William A Ketcham of Indianapolis Pilcher Past Commander of the Department of New York was unopposed John G Chambers of Portland Oregon withdrew and Pilcher was chosen unanimously Robert W McBride of Indianapolis welldub acclamation Senior Vice Commander and former National Adjutant Elmer E Perry of Independence Ta was elected Junior Vice Commander Clifford C Ireland of Peoria Illinois represented the Sons of Veterans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Lewis S. Pilcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grand Army of the Republic
William A. Ketcham
Pilcher
Department of
Robert W. McBride
Mr. McBride
Department of Indiana
Clifford C. Ireland
Peoria
Til
The
Sons of Veterans
Elmer E. Perry
Independence
Grand Goblin of Ku Klux Klan Quizzed in Cleveland
Charles W. Love of Indianapolis Grand Goblin of the Ku Klux Klan with jurisdiction over Ohio and six other states appeared before County Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton and Chief of Police Frank W. Smith for examination. He promised to submit all books and records except the local branch membership roll when conferences resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles W. Love
Indianapolis
Ku Klux Klan
Ohio
Edward C. Stanton
Frank W. Smith
Manufacturers demand passing of tariff bill
Chicago September 29 A coalition of over one thousand manufacturers from more than eighteen states adopted resolutions at a national conference urging immediate enactment of a protective tariff. They argued unemployment would persist until Congress completes the pending tariff legislation and factory work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Conference of State Manufacturers’ Associations
Congress
Longshoremen Accept Wage Reduction on Atlantic Coast
The International Longshoremen's Association, representing over fifteen thousand workers along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, accepts a wage cut of about 23 percent effective midnight September 30. The contract maintains a forty eight hour work week with 65 cents per hour for straight time and 1.00 for Sunday and overtime, down from 80 cents straight and 1.20 overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Atlantic
Gulf
Transfer of Camp Ross to Veterans' Bureau Ordered
President Harding has ordered the transfer of Camp Ross, part of the Great Lakes Training Station near Chicago, from the Navy Department to the Veterans' Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Camp Ross
Great Lakes Training Station
Chicago
Navy Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Harding
Kuhn Named Grand High Priest At Royal Arch Masons Convocation
Dr. Willam F. Kuhn of Kansas City Missouri was elected Grand High Priest of the General Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons United States during the thirty eighth triennial convocation in Asheville North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Willam F. Kuhn
Kansas City
Royal Arch Masons of
United States
Obituary notices list several funeral details
Be at 72 Emma Calesta Faulkner wife of Edward Faulkner Wedney September 28. Funeral 9:30 am Saturday from the residence of her daughter Mrs H L Cress 614 Epworth Ave Winnipeg place. Burial at Mason Ohio. JONES Salmon of Crete brother of Sophia and Rufus Jones at Good Samaritan Hospital Thursday September 4 at pm due notice of funeral. MEYER Charles F son of late Conrad and Margaret Meyer nee Feilner Thursday September 2 at 11 15 am funeral from Busse Borgmann Company chapel Saturday October 1 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Emma Calesta
Walsh
Edward Faulkner
Wedney
H. L. Cress
Epworth Avenue
Winton Place
Mason
O. Jones
Salmon
Crete
Sophia
Rufus Jones
Good Samaritan Hospital
Meyer
Charles F
Conrad and
Margaret Meyer
Feilner
Busse & Borgmann Company
Style Center Tailoring Co seeks stock dealing license
The Style Center Tailoring Company of Cincinnati Ohio applied on September 27 1921 to the Chief of Division of Securities for a license to deal in its stock. Forty six agents were named in the application including The Style Center Tailors Co located at 412 EB Sixth Street Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Style-Center “Tailoring Company
Ohio
Cincinnati
Division of Securities
State of
Style-Center Tailors Co
Sixth Street
Rail Strike Hinges on Grievance Committees Says Union Leader
President W. G. Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen said a 90 percent yes on the wage cut referendum could trigger a tentative strike order if Grievance Committees approve. Some 57 General Chairmen were sent to convene committees and report back next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Miners Fight Litigation Costs Amid Union Dispute
Indianaplis convention of the United Mine Workers endorses continued legal resistance, noting over 1.5 million dollars in costs. Delegates reject increases for top officers while arguing pay parity with other unions and seeking AFL aid if needed. William Green cites high attorney fees and treasury strain from court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United M Neworkers of America
Uniion
William Green
International
American Federation
Eal Laibor
American Federation of Labor
International Executive Board
Green
Fifty Morphine Cubes Confiscated in City Raid
Cincinnati detectives seized fifty morphine cubes from a handbag in a room on the third floor of the St Dennis Apartments at 412 Sycamore Street. Four suspects, William Fisher Calvin Pope Lucille Pope and ith Moon were arrested amid cards playing. The quartet will be turned over to government authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Dennis
Sycamore Street
William Fisher
Calvin Pope
Lucille Pope
Ith Moon
Miss Moon
Fourth Street
Chicago
Weatherre Ives Cleary
McCorkill
Grannan
Democrats Attack Tax Revision Bill Amid Senate Debate
Senate consideration of the Republican tax revision bill featured sweeping Democratic amendments and a clash between Finance Committee Chair Penrose and Democrat Senator Simmons. Senator LaFollette proposed changes arguing that foreign trader provisions let wealthy individuals dodge taxes. Republicans in the agricultural bloc sought to defeat the committee plan to extend taxes on freight, passenger, and Pullman accommodations at half current rates with Democratic aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Car Inspector Injured In Yard Fall At Underciff Yards
Clyde Daniels aged 33 of Columbria Ohio sustained a broken ankle when a sudden jolt threw him from the top of a car at the Undercliff yards of the Pennsylvania system. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital and reported not seriously hurt by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Daniels
Columbus
Undercliff
Pennsylvania
Good Samaritan Hospital
Wrecked Car of Lexington Salesman Probed After Hill Crash
The automobile of John T. Taylor a Lexington Kentucky salesman stopped at the Hotel Gibson and rolled down Fairview hill ending at Fairview Avenue summit. Taylor was unhurt and drove away after the accident despite the 200 foot incline ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Taylor
Lexington
Gibson
Fairview Hill
Fairview Avenue
Taylor
Davis Island Dam Rises to 8.5 Feet on Pittsburgh River
Davis Island Dam shows 8.5 feet and rising while Whetling River holds at 9 feet and remains steady. River conditions remain clear as authorities monitor flood risks and potential impacts on nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Davis Island
Boy Runs From Cincinnati Route Home to Memphis
John Dell Knighten, 13, of Memphis, arrived at a Cincinnati station to enter a Catholic Protecor school for Boys. He disappeared before pickup, was found three hours later in Latonia attempting to ride home in blind baggage. He told Covington police he was homesick and Cincinnati disliked, and was turned over to school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dell Knighten
Memphis
Covington
Protectory School
Fraternity Debates Jazz Versus Virginia Reel For Dance
The Pi Sigma Gamma Dance Committee weighs jazz against the Virginia reel to set the opening social calendar for October 7. Sophomores push for a split program with jazz and non jazz numbers, judging popularity by dancer applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Sigma Gamma
Virginia
First Ward Carrel Club Hears Candidate Speak
The First Ward Non Partisan Carrel Club held its second meeting in Spencer Hall Linwood drawing over six hundred members. George P Carrel spoke to supporters and Judge William H Lueders praised his career. A woman voter canvass plan and a women’s meeting were announced for next Tuesday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
George P. Carrel
Spencer Hall
Linwood
Mr. Carrel
William H. Lueders
James P. Stewart
First Ward
Hattie Aller
Robert Legner
Alma Stanley
Son-in-law Arrest Warrants After Baltimore Shooting Incident
Mrs. Benson of Fair Park Avenue reported that her separated daughter Irene Moulden’s husband arry Moulden fired a pistol in her home then shot at Irene. A struggle followed as Moulden struck Irene and fled, warrants issued by Municipal Clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arry Moulden
Barry
Benson
Fair Park Avenue
Dealers Install Exhibits for 11th Auto Show
Work at Music Hall completes as dealers move cars in for the eleventh annual Automobile Show opening at noon tomorrow. Decorations have been expanded to unseen scale with a new raised floor in the central auditorium. Fifty thousand invitations have been mailed to out of town buyers and most exhibits will be ready when doors open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Bonnifield Club Organized for Fourth Ward Candidates
The Fourth Ward Bonifield Morrow Wall Club was formed to back Dr. Charles Bonifield for Mayor Thomas H Morrow for Vice Mayor and EF F Wall for Fourth Ward Councilman. E F Wall and John C Thompson spoke as 150 members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Bonifield-Morrow-Wall Club
Charles Bonifield
Thomas H. Morrow
EF. F. Wall
Democratic Club
E. F. Wall
John C Thompson
Norwood Boys Achieve Freshman Honors at Miami University
Two Norwood youths enter Miami University as freshmen and earn high honors. Gordon Williams, 3818 Floral Ave, chosen class President, and John W. Wilson, 4292 Ashland Ave, elected class Treasurer. Also named were Ruth Miller of Dayton as Vice President and Jessie Conway of Napoleon as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Miami University
Oxford
Gordon Williams
Floral Avenue
John W. Wilson
Ashland Avenue
Williams
Wilson
Ruth Miller
Dayton
Jessie Conway
Napoleon
Men of affairs prepare for Atlantic City convention
Henry Sprengard, George W. Schutte, A. G. Steinman, Fred Stille, Carl F. Streit and Edward Thauwald are making arrangements to attend the National Alliance of Case Goods Associations convention in Atlantic City New Jersey on October 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sprengard
George W. Schutte
A. G. Steinman
Fred Stille
Carl F. Streit
Edward Thauwald
National Alliance of Case Goods Associations
Atlantic City
N. J
Residents listed in address directory fragment
Names and residences gathered from a damaged OCR fragment include Harry E. Bavis 309 FE Fourth St Bessie Linton 509 W Ninth St Edward Kneff 2656 Lydell Ave Rose Meisberger 1620 Knox St Edward J. Egenfritz 147 Clifton Ave Louisa Hall 14 E Clifton Ave Charles Walter 117 Lyon St William H. White 779 Kenyon Ave Aline Gilbert 7387 Kenyon Ave Clem C French 422 Elberon Ave Hazel M Mefford 4841 Glenway Ave Katherine Belhart 571 Grand Ave Bela F Toth 2110 Spring Grove Ave Norma Frank 2140 Western Ave Walter F Mueller Bellevue IM Alma Beimesch 8754 Marburg Ave Harry R Boerr Norwood Garoline Schlucter Norwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Bavis
Bessie Linton
Edward Kneff
Lydell
Rose Meisberger
Knox St
Edward J. Egenfritz
Clifton Ave
Louisa Hall
Charles Walter
Lyon St
William H. White
Kenyon
Aline Gilbert
Clem C. French
Elberon
Hazel M. Mefford
Glenway
Katherine Belhart
Grand Ave
Bela F. Toth
Spring Grove
Norma Frank
Western
Walter F. Mueller
Bellevue
Alma Beimesch
Marburg
Harry R. Boerr
Norwood
Garoline
Schlucter
Negro’s Screw Driver Key to Hyde Park Robberies
Police say a screwdriver found with Jake Barbour matches marks on doors and windows at eight Hyde Park homes targeted by burglars. Barbour, held on loitering charges, yielded the tool diary of a schoolgirl and a Home Guard badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Barbour
West Fifth Street
Hyde Park
McNeal
Seebohm
Barbour
Home Guard
Barcour
Harry Hutchins
Dixmyth Avenue
Hutchins
Clifford H. Miller
Observatory Avenue
John Merkel
Stettinius Avenue
John Bea- Sel
Grace Avenue
Woman Falls Fractures Hip at Widow's Home
Mrs. Minnie Droege an 85 year old resident of the Protestant Widow's Home Highland and Rochelle avenues became confused on arising yesterday morning and fell striking her head and fracturing her left hip. Attendants heard a dull thud and found her on the floor. She was taken by ambulance to the General Hospital where physicians considered her condition serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Droege
Highland
Rochelle Avenues
General Hospital
Droege
Pressmen Consider Arbitration to Settle Wage Dispute
A Cincinnati meeting at Labor Temple discussed a possible ten day window to settle the wage and hour dispute between union pressmen and employers. Harry V. Dil reported that George Berry, national president, will visit Cincinnati next week and that the local union is willing to arbitrate, with Employers' League suggesting arbitration could end the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Harry V. Dil
New York
George Berry
Berry
Cincinnati
Employers’ League
Ohio Volunteers to Hold Reunion at Memorial Hall
The 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry marks its fifty ninth muster and reunion under the Volunteer Infantry Association. Social gathering at 9 a.m. opens events with an address by George Sweeny and talks by S. S. Wintersteen and William H. Davis. Of the hundreds mustered, only 114 survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Eighty-third Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Volunteer Infantry Association
George Sweeny
Organiation
S. S. Wintersteen
William H. Davis
Confectioner’s Store Sale Ends in Bogus Checks
J H Morton sold his store at Twelfth and Russell to a stranger named J R Kellar from Detroit. The buyer issued two checks totaling 3700 to Morton, later declared bogus after a New York bank warned Covington’s First National Bank. The fugitive vanished with two days of receipts totaling 51 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Morton
Twelfth
Russell Streets
J. R. Kellar
Detroit
First National Bank
Covington
New York
Morton
Bonifield Morrow Bellew Club Formed With 107 Members
A Bonifield Morrow Bellew Club is organized with 107 charter members. Officers elected include Edward N. Lau mann as President Frank Rinck as Vice President Herman Schmts as Treasurer and Joseph A. Meyer as Secretary. A meeting is set for next Wednesday evening at Schmits Hall Green and Race streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonifield-Morrow-Bellew Club
Edward ‘N. Laumann
Frank Rinck
Herman Schm‘ts
Joseph A. Meyer
Schmits
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby States
Local thunder showers and cooler conditions expected Friday with Saturday fair across Ohio and surrounding states. Report shows station highs and precipitation including Boston Kansas City New Orleans Galveston Nashville Cincinnati and other locales with temperatures ranging from the mid sixties to mid eighties and varying rainfall. data ends with September 29, 1921 observations from the Weather Bureau Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Boston
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Nashville
S. Ste. Marie
Winnipes
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Democrats to Speak to Women at Elmwood Dance
The Elmwood Place Democrats plan a community dance for October 15 in Town Hall to appeal to women voters. Democratic candidates will speak between dances, with John Durick in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Elmwood Place
John Durick
Symmes Township and Camp Dennison Mark Centennial Events
Centenary events mark Symmes Township and Camp Dennison with all day programs led by Smith B. Quayle. Ceremonies honor Camp Dennison as Civil War fort with 500000 soldiers passing through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dennison
Camp Dennison M. E
Symmes Township
Norwood
H. T. Atkins
The
Federation of Churches
Ford Newberry Senate Contest Submitted for Decision
The Ford Newberry case over Michigan’s 1918 Senate seat was sent to the Senate after Privileges and Elections Committee reports. The majority backed Newberry, while the minority claimed expenditures flowed from his knowledge. Senators face seating decision, with weeks expected for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spencer
Missouri
Newberry
Henry Ford
Michigan
Mrs Anderson Reports Mission Work in Africa
Mrs William P Anderson described missionary challenges among Muslims in Northern Africa at the eighth semi annual conference of the Federation of Churches of Cincinnati and Vicinity. Ruth McReynolds noted growth of the Waldenesian Church in Southern Europe, especially Italy and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
William P. Anderson
Womans Department
Federation of Churches of Cincinnati
Viciny
Salem Reformed Church
Ruth McReynolds
Europe
Italy
Spain
Fred Meyer
W. E. Lewis
Charles R. Hebble
Clara Saile Reinhardt
Nora Y. Turned
Carl Borders
Chicago
A. O. Bing
Virginia Asher Council
Mothers Seek Lunchroom at Fulton School
A Mothers' Club delegation urged Fulton School to provide a lunchroom for pupils. They noted lack of space after a new classroom was needed for enrollment, leaving students without a place to eat during bad weather. Dr. Condon promised to assist in securing the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton School
Mothers’ Club
Randall J. Condon
Dr. Condon
Pacific Coast groups to attend meeting on merchant marine
Letters from business organizations in Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Tacoma and Seattle indicate Pacific Coast representatives will attend next Friday's meeting in the interest of the American Merchant Marine Edward S Plummer United States Shipping Board Commissioner is announced as the principal speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Edward S. Plummer
United States Shipping Board
Cincinnati Ministers Urged to Observe Fire Prevention Day
Cincinnati pastors are asked to deliver safety first sermons on October 9 highlighting fires caused by carelessness per a request from the Cincinnati Salvage Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Salvage Corps
Miss Florence Young Seeks Passport to India
Miss Florence Ada Young of Bethlehem Pennsylvania filed for a passport to India yesterday to serve as secretary to E G Eaton in missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Florence Ada Young
Bethlehem
A E. G. Eaton
Nicotol touted as powerful aid to quit tobacco
The article describes Nicotol as a remarkable remedy for the tobacco habit with endorsements from druggists in Washington, Salt Lake City, and Philadelphia. It highlights claims of strong sales, a Johns Hopkins affiliated doctor’s cautions about tobacco harm, and a money back guarantee on Nicotol tablets sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peoples’ Drug
Washington, D.C
Salt Lake City
Jacob Brothers
Philadelphia
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Wallace Reid
Gloria Swanson
Bebé Daniels
Elliott Dexter
Rupert Hughes
FLEET
Barbara Castleton
Lewis Stone
William Desmond
Little Dick Hendrick
POLA
Ernst Lubitsch
Oappy Ricks
BY Peter B. Kyne
Thos. H. Ince
DAN Cupid, Ltd
Miss DU Pont
Paris
Hastings
Tom Howard
Dave Marion
Orpheu Sky Theater
Mildred Harris
Pathe News
Universal
Ellis
J. H. Dierkes
Shubert
Garden
Willie
Eugene Howard
Winter Garden
Bontrrians
Annource
Chillag Follies
Sohn Fturray Andersogs
Balang
Dassion
Erlanger
Costa
Lakes, Rountree
Robinson
Seip
Davies
Gray
Chatburn
Mercier
Snow
Empress Buri
Miss New York, Jr
Eddie Cole
Grand Goblin
DR. Kuhn
Undertakers
NEW Funeral Home
C. P. Mullen
Gilbert Ave
Auto Ambulanes
Mullen
Embalmer
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
West
Modern Cinrewation Co
Johnston Bidg
Teasdale
Barwood Shade Co
Walnut St
Tel
Justine Johnstone
Anatol Friedland
Musicland
Keith
Glorious Girls
Jack Benny
Jed Dooley
E. Gorman
McCarthy
Sternard
B. Dryer
Peggy Bremen
Brother
Fioe
Cemetery OF Spring Group
East Fourth Street
Brotherhood
Monongahela
Zaaneyville
Parkersburg
Ivanhoe Va
Eeeedsons
Radford
Niiuws
Vateenee
Hinton
W. Va
Hunt
Williamson
Pikeville
Ashland
Portsmouth
New Rich
Cincinnati Tee
Louisville, Ky
Fanee
Toahaville
Sence
Naeashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Téean
Marenee
Ala
Teeee
Toahazonville
Vee
Paducah
Cairo
Eae Seenee
Fraternity
Carrel Club
Bonnifield Club
Membeiris
Smith B. Quayle
Symmés Township
H. B. Schomberg
Fred Hoffman
Ned Hastings
Keith’s
Alfred A. Crocker
Apen
Eden Park
Ernest High
Colerain Avenue
United States Playing Card Company
Jewish Hospital
Edward Currey
Carlisle Avenue
Joseph Harvie
Shillito Place
National Battery Service Company
Main Avenue
Hopkins Street
Cincinnati Aiorists
Stanley Is
William Koehl
R. Krugman
J. B. McFarlan
L. W. Fahnestock
Wyoming
Hill
Joseph R. Gardner
Jack Lazelle
N. Schlaechter
Norwood Association Against Prohibition
Moose Hat
Walter Sewell
St. Michael
Merkel Bros. Company
Peters Electrotype Company
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Elmer Zollery
Winfield Avenue
Briegel
Chickasaw Street
Peter. E. Traub
Ft. Thomas
Business Men's Club
John J. Burshenal
Gyro Club
Literary Club
Hyde Park Country Club
David Asbree
Liberty Street
Ford
Mrs. Anderson
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