Kentucky Stakes to Close Today at Lexington
The Kentucky Breeders Association will close entries for its October meeting tomorrow including the Futurity, Transylvania Cup, Kentucky and other classic races. Mary Horace Wilson notes expected entries may drop in all-age races due to a weak eastern racing outlook and limited horse stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaexington
Kentucky Protting Horse Breeders’ Association
Transylvania
Kentucky
Mary Horace Wilson
Bowling City Association Tourney Scores and Totals
A fragmented summary of bowling tourney results lists players with partial scores for several rounds. Totals shown include grand totals around 1 100s, with individual scores ranging roughly from the low 120s to the high 190s. Names such as Vormholt, Lanschup, Schwarble, Kampel, Hummel, Pleuger, Schneider, Wolf, Gwinner, and Armbrust appear amid unclear annotations and mixed totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa
Vormholt
Nelivision
Ak Teeskincke
Lanschup
Schwarble
B. Dreyer
Kampel
Hummel
Pleuger
Schneider
Wolf
Armbrust
Jack Johnson Runs Twelve Fast Miles in San Francisco
San Francisco May 21 Flanigan led Jack Johnson to a 12 mile effort in 1 hour 20 minutes today The champion vowed to issue a challenge to any rival to match the distance Johnson covers each morning Pianegan noted several trainees who would be called marathon runners if he ever loses the pugilistic title
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Flanigan
Jack Johnson
Pianegan
Johnson Poe Oy Ge
Terre Haute Beats Evansville 6-2 in Central League Play
In Terre Haute Indiana on May 31 the Central League game ended 6 to 2 with Terre Haute defeating Evansville. The locals were hurt by errors enabling the visitors to score while key players include Doty Covington Cady Alberts and Brennan contributing to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Associated
Pepe
Rapids Game Postponed by Wet Grounds in South Bend
South Bend Ind May 3 Associated Press guards game postponed due to wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Associated Press
Fort Wayne-Dayton Pte Postponed on Wet Grounds
Fort Wayne Indiana May 31 Associated Press Fort Wayne Dayton Pte postponed due to wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Associated Press
Fort Wayne-Dayton
Rain Postpones Wheeling Zanesville Game
Rain halted the Wheeling Zanesville matchup in Zanesville Ohio on May 31 delaying play. Associated Press report notes weather caused postponement with no rescheduled details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Zanesville, CO
Associated ‘Press
Gotch to defend world title against Zbyszko in Chicago
Frank Gotch of Iowa meets Stanislaus Zbyszko of Poland in a finish catch-as-catch-can title bout at the Coliseum tomorrow night. Promoters report a purse. Gotch seeks a two fall verdict amid defense expert Zbyszko, rumored to rely on defense. Both fighters in prime condition as expect a hard contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Iowa
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Poland
Gotch
Yusuf Mahmout
Zbyszko
Editor Ernest Mopart to Wed Miss Lillian Rease
Pittsburg May 31 Ernest F. Mopart editor of The Pittabure Leader a leading sporting editor soon to wed Miss Lillian B. Rease of Bellevue Miss Rease recently won a regional beauty medal in Western Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erecial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Ernest FE. Mopart
Pittabure Leader
Country Week
New York
Lillian B. Rease
Bellevue
Rease
Western Pennsylvania
Jeffries Johnson Fourth of July Fight Permit Granted
San Francisco officials authorize the forty five round July 4 bout between Jeffries and Johnson with only two dissenting votes and no prior discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jeffries
Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Toronto cup features highlight final day of Ontario Jockey Club meeting
The closing day of the Ontario Jockey Club spring meeting centered on the Toronto Cup with $5,000 added. King James led the field in the main race while Jack Pee challenged strongly in the stretch. several race results and times for six furlongs to two miles are listed, with top finishers including King of Avondale and Fulfill among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
King of Yalo
Steinhardt
Lady Irma
Jane’ Swift
King of
Avondale
Pocatilago
Pos
Sight
Levier
Rio A Arande
Henderson
Mr. Hodgeon
Duke of
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Hodgson
Bill Berry
Mr. Proctor
Viking
King eS.ihae
William Pitt
Jackie Sala Eal
St . Mut
Pillow
Ryan
Simapson
Spreckels Joins Reform Movement as Life Work
Rudolph Spreckels, San Francisco banker, arrives in Chicago to unveil a new plan for reform in politics, business, and labor. He and brother Claus A. Spreckels meet Chicago reform figures, with a tour planned to New York and Europe, then a national campaign to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreckels
Reform Movement
Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
Claus A. Spreckels
New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Rudolph Spreckel
Europe
Sugar Trust
Illinois
Cerain
Claus Spreckels
Exports to Canada Rise Sharply in Ten Months
The United States ships to Canada grow faster than to any other major country in the first ten months of the year, with exports totaling 174.5 million dollars, up from 129 million a year earlier, and April alone at 22 million versus 15 million last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
France
Germany
Argentina
Mexico
Australia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland
British North America
Widow Laura Wildman Ends Life in Razor Tragedy
Laura Wildman a 44 year old widow slit her throat and wrists with a razor in her Holman Street home. After spending Monday night with her brother Fred Holscher she was found early yesterday morning in a bathroom pool of blood. She was taken to St Elizabeth's hospital where she died yesterday afternoon. Coroner Wise ruled death by own action citing poor health as the likely motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wildman
Holman Street
Fred Holscher
West Fifth Street
Holscher
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Wise
Kenton Court Notes On Divorces And Jurisdiction
Circuit Judge Harbeson granted Abbie Lampkin a divorce from Frank Lampkin and Edwin James from Barbara James for cruelty and neglect. Judge Tracy set Fred Droste for alimony hearing June 13 and extended grand jury time, with 36 jurors drawn. An indictment against former Sheriff Davison was filed away. Harbeson overruled a demurrer in Rhinock v. sheriff over taxes, and held a police court judge lacks petit larceny jurisdiction, noting prisoners belong in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Abbie Lampkin
Frank Lampkin
Edwin James
Barbara James
Alice
Alvin E. Ashccraft
Tracy
Fred Droste
Baker
Dora Droste
Grand Jury
Covington
Frank Stith
Kenton County
Public School Track Meets Set On New Varsity Field
Dr. Carl Ziegler announced the Public School Athletic League secured a new varsity field for its four meets. Three preliminary carnivals and one final will be held starting Thursday, with semi wind-ups on the 10th and 11th and finals a week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ziegler
Public School Athletic League
Cincinnati
Doerrs Maroons Set for Sunday Showdown at Cynthiana
Doerr’s Maroons travel to Cynthiana, Ky., Sunday with Ludlow and Morgan in the box and Sprengard at receiving end. Manager Doerr lauds his squad after a 9 to 3 win over Aurora, praising fair play and strong team depth. Lineup lists Ludlow, Sorengers, Mieneke, Crotty, Wieman, Helds, Nippert, Wehner, Meter, Sickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Maroons
Cynthiana
Ludlow
Morgan
Sprengard
Doerr
Aurora
Sorengers
Mieneke
Eepenschied
Cer
Crotty
Money
Wieman
Tie Helds Nix Nippert
Wehner
Eld
Meter
Sickey
Pleasant Ridge Faces Lockland in Hartwell Clash
Last Saturday Pleasant Ridge beat Norwood 9 to 7 while Lockland triumphed 27 to 0 over Newport Imperials. Upcoming Saturday at Hartwell features Pleasant Ridge versus Lockland after their earlier season win, with Norwood to host Newport Imperials in the day’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Leckland
Carey
Hartwell
Newport Imperials
Norwood
Newport
Norw
Nortwood
Ridge
Lockland
Taft thanks Augusta for South hospitality gift
President Taft through his Augusta citizen aide Captain A W Butt expresses deep gratitude to Augusta trades bodies and citizens for a $5,000 contribution to cover his traveling expenses. He notes cherished South friendships and seeks to reassure Congress about Southern hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Augusta
Taft
W. C. Boykin
Butt
South
Congress
Mr. Tawney
Mrs. Custer to Attend Monument Unveiling in Monroe
Mrs Elizabeth B Custer widow of General Custer leaves New York for Monroe Michigan birthplace of her husband. A monument in the town square will be unveiled next Saturday with President Taft in attendance and to deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Elizabeth B. Custer
Generals Custer
Monroe
Mich
Taft
McFarland Brother Receives London Offer for Welter Title
Chicago May 31 John McFarland brother of boxer Packey McFarland received a cablegram from his brother stating that the Wonderland management of London offered a prize of 10,000 pounds for the welter title. The message confirms an attempt to secure the bout and a cash incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John McFarland
Packey McFarland the Pugilist
Wonderland Management
London
Welth
Hair Trade Probed As Hamilton Tax Duplicate Grows
Special disputes report a Hamilton total tax duplicate around 35 million dollars. The piece notes hair merchants licensed to travel door to door, pilfering peasant women for tresses sold by braid, with payments from two to twenty one dollars per braid and up to eighty dollars for long blond or gray hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, D
Hamilton
Prague
America
Kenton County Bar Association Outing At Fort Mitchell Club
The Kenton County Bar association holds its annual outing next Monday at Fort Mitchell Country Club. Two ball teams captained by Steve Blakely and Pat Phillips will compete for honors with a long lineup of barristers and substitutes listed for Blakely’s and Phillips’s squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Bar Association
Fort Mitchell Country Club
Steve Blakely
George
Pat) Philipps
Ft. R
Ben Bledenharn
Read
A. Hy Stricklett
W.J. Deupree
Orie Ware
W. J. Boles
Don. McVean
Une Howard
Shimer
Lewis W. Arnett
John
O'Neil
Sune Creary
Clphouse
Plan for Glendale Protestant Home Summer Cottage
The Protestant Home for the Friendless and Foundlings plans a summer home at Glendale TM to house thirty foundling babies and twelve mothers. A small cottage will be built for immediate needs while the Glendale home is overhauled to add a maternity ward and a toy room for infants, with increased nursing staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendald
Glendale
New Immanuel Baptist Names Pastor Rev J W Beagle
The Immanuel Baptist Church announces the appointment of Rev J W Beagle as its new pastor. The community welcomes his leadership and guidance for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Immanuel Baptist
Covington Council Debates Hall Lease To Billiard Venture
The Covington council split 9 to 3 on a proposal from W H Leonard to lease the hall above the Seventh Street market for billiard and amusement for five years at 500 dollars annually. Opponents argued it would burden police and militia needs and expose city property to private enterprise. A separate item moved to extend Kavanaugh street by purchasing land from Theodore Banté, and a resolution directed seeking contingent-fee offers from attorneys for franchise tax and corporate claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Council
W. H. Leonard
Seventh Street
Law Committee
John Taylor
Busse
Rogers
Marschall
Theodore Bante
Kavanaugh Street
Thirteenth
Watkins Street
Law and Ways and Means Committees
Aldermen Served Papers In Police and Fire Clash
Deputy Sheriff Imfeld served aldermen in the Newport circuit court with summons to appear today in a mandamus case over police and fire department appointments. The hearings were set for 10 this morning but may be continued, drawing strong political interest and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imfeld
Newport Circuit Court
Council
Police and Fire Department
Krieger
Police and Fire Commission
May Limit Fireworks Prompts Newport Ordinance Review
The National Board of Fire Underwriters advised Newport aldermen to adopt and enforce a fireworks ordinance to protect safety during the Fourth of July celebrations. The message, urging caution in fireworks sales, was referred to the committee and solicitor for action. A separate petition for a $20 peddler's license refund from New York Mineral Water Co. was referred to the license committee. Higgins saloon license at Elm and Brighton approved. Public Works salaries totaling $689.30 approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Newport
Roy
New York Mineral Water Company
John Higgins
Elm
Brighton Streets
Public- Works Department
Covington Notes Report City Permits and Local News
Lawrence Swindler returns home from Mt. Clemens while Lewisburg shooting club schedules its annual contest for June 12. City Auditor Gould records building permits totaling 45 000 plus for brick residences and remodeling. Water Works funds approved and a new Hind street water main requested. Funeral held for Harvey Ritchie in Ludlow. Officials head to Frankfort for capitol dedication. Police court fines and sentences listed for multiple defendants. Railroad workers enjoy a company outing at Lorelei. William Gilkey held on failure to support a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Swindler
Mt. Clemens
Hich
Lewisburg
Board of Water Works Commissioners
Hind Street
Hermes
Harvey Ritchie
Elm and Locust Streets
Ludlow
Spring’ Grove
Charles Schulte
Looker
William Graig
Barney Guiren
William Shanks
Jim Guiren
Elijah Ejilot
Ed Maschmeyer
Harry Lée
Covington
Newport
Lorelei Koenix
William Gilkey
Saratoga Street
Sullivan Praised by Examiners Before Printing Office Handover
Ohio examiners praise John L. Sullivan of Marysville for managing the printing office well as EB A Crawford prepares to take over tomorrow. The report cites illegal charges by E A Crawford’s paper The People’s Defender and requires repayment, with a similar demand on the county’s Republican paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Bureau of Accounting
Jorday
EB. A. Crawford
Harmon
John L. Sullivan
Marysville
Sullivan
Beatty Investigating
W. H. Phipps
Accounting Bureau
People’s’ Defender
Adams County
People’s Defender
E. A. Crawford
Republican
Arrest Follows Tenement Fire at 566 Carlisle Avenue
A fire and brief panic in a crowded tenement at 566 Carlisle Avenue around 2 am led to the arrest of Lucy Carneal, 26, on suspicion of starting the blaze. Police report indicate three recent fires in her room over two weeks. Carneal was jailed by Patrolman Odgers and Danbers. the building houses about fifty families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Lucy Carneal
Odgers and
Danbers
Measles Epidemic Spreads in Brent Camp Area
Anxiety rises as measles spreads near Brent Camp just south of Fort Thomas. Twenty cases have appeared since the first reported case several days ago. Local physicians work to contain the outbreak, and a quarantine is expected to be imposed on the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret
Brent
Fort Thomas
Memorial Services For Catholic Soldiers In Two Cemeteries
Memorial services for Catholic soldiers buried in St Stephen's cemetery will be held next Sunday at 3 PM under William Nelson Post G A R with a musical program. Benediction by Rev J O'Brien. Graves decorated by W R C corps. A second memorial at St Francis cemetery Dayton Ky on Sunday June 12 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
William Nelson Post
J. O’brien
St. Francis
Dayton
Campbell County Courts Court Actions and Orders
Hubert Jansen sues Anton Detzer in circuit court for 5000 alleging a false accusation of grand larceny over 130 in watches. Judge Yungblut issues orders in several cases including Harriet Hunter estate claims, a Dayton property sale, a restraining order case dismissed, and a distribution order by the master commissioner with specified costs and prior claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Jansen
Anton Detzer
Floyd Hunter
Harriet R. Hunter
Yungblut
Harriet Ann
Hunter
R. Hunter
Dayton
William Hared
William Coughlin
Squire Hanna’s Court
Cincinnati
Mary Beck
J. B. McLane & Co
M .J. Hogan
Property transfers in Erlanger and Crescent Springs areas
The record lists multiple real estate transfers including Archibald White and wife to J T Murphy a South Erlanger lot, Robert B Peage and ward to John Seng three Springs lots, John and wife Kroeger to John Seng four Crescent Springs lots, JT Murphy and wife to Milton Breuer six parcels in South Erlanger, Henry Wehrnhott and wife to Ben Brown a Douglass Street lot in West Covington, and additional mentions near Fairview MN and Madison Avenue north seventh street with various owners and parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald .White
J. T. Murphy
South Erlanger
Robert B. Peage
Ward Per Peage
John Seng
John Ae Kroeger
Crescent Springs
JT. Murphy
Milton ‘A. Breuer
South Erlang
Henry Wehrnhott
Ben “Brown
Douglass‘ Street
West Coval
Alma Ag
Spek
Shuth Fairview
Gales O Oo
Asves Este
R. C. Stewart
Robert §. Stewart
Ces
Madison Avenue
North Seventh Street
Parsonage Built on Wrong Lot Discovered
St. John's church Hast. Hamilton reports its parsonage was erected on land not owned by the church. The error will be corrected without fee trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
St. John’s Church
Hamilton
Plaintiff Wins Suit Over Horses Sale Case
A. G. Richier of Grant county sued undertaker W. C. Betz of Newport over money for two horses. After a two year dispute the case was tried yesterday before Judge Yungblut and a jury. The verdict awarded the plaintiff the full amount of 235 dollars plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Richier
Grant County
W. C. Betz
Newport
Yungblut
Woman identifies attacker in Fairfield Avenue incident
Mrs. Charles Fahey of 231 Lafayette Avenue testified she held Peter Hines after he attacked her at Fairfield and Taylor. Officers found her pocketbook on the suspect. She said she restrained him to prevent escape. An adjourned court hearing is set for seven tonight. The board of education meeting was postponed to June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hines
Fairfield and
Taylor Avenues
Charles Fahey
Lafayette Avenue
Property Transfers In Sa G PE Co And Newport
Herman Schmidt and wife transfer to Roy C Peirce and wife a 24 by 110 foot lot on Third Street in Sa G PE Co Os no awe SMe ostanende sscetent oe cal Thomaa 3B. Moore and wife transfer to Maggie Yung a 248 by ? lot in Shafer subdivision in Mpoutteeta Helena Heinen transfers to Elizabeth Kunk a 434 in trustees addition in Newport. 55 ce Charles B Heath and wife transfer to John Weber a 1 foot strip in Fifteenth Street in New Port siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schmidt
Roy C. Peirce
Third Street
Sa G PE Co
Moore
Maggie
Yung
Shafer
Mpoutteeta
Helena Heinen
Elizabeth Kunk
Newport
John Weber
Fifteenth Street
New Port Siege
Women’s clubs prepare for biennial sessions in Cincinnati
The local Federation of Women’s Clubs hosts an afternoon meeting at rue Grass nn back of Newport under the reciprocity committee led by Miss Luella Boyd. Delegates from Covington Art club Monday Culture club Nous Nous Voyens Highlands Woman’s Lucy Abert Tuesday Cosmopolitan and emergency association will attend to share highlights from the biennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati
Rue Grass
Newport
Luella Boyd
Covington Art Club
Monday Culture Club
Nous Nous Voyens Club
Highlands Woman's Club
Lucy Abert Club
Tuesday Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Emergency Association
Troops Ahead to Fort Benjamin Harrison and Gettysburg
The Second Infantry led by Colonel Mansfield departs at 6:30 AM for Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana aboard special cars to Cincinnati and a Big Four train. The machine platoon joins for target practice and will not return until June 29. They resume travel July 2 to Gettysburg Pennsylvania for the annual target tournament lasting about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Grand Central
Indiana
Gettysburg
Penn
German Workingmen's Association of Dayton 50th Anniversary
Dayton Ky group to celebrate fifty years with a Sunday picnic and social in Clark's grove. Founded June 5 1860 the association met twice monthly. Only one original member Peter Wern remains active at nearly 80. A monster parade will precede the event with about 100 children dressed as the American flag. grand marshal George Voght and assistant Otto Singer named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workingmen’s Association
Dayton
Clark’s Grove
Workingmen of
Peter Wern
Third Avenue
Clark
George Voght
Otto Singer
Cyclone devastation washes ashore in East Africa
Reports from Lisbon May 31 confirm earlier accounts of the April cyclone along Mozambique. Many bodies washed ashore from shipwrecks including a steamer carrying about 400 natives. Most government offices at Imhamban were blown down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated. Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Imhamban
Africa
Mozambique
Conditional plea entered by Peckham and Haas in cotton leak case
Moses Haas of New York and Frederick A. Peckham of Cincinnati pleaded not guilty to the 1905 indictment in the department of agriculture cotton leak affair. They obtained leave to withdraw the pleas in ten days to file motions to quash or pursue other procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Moses Haas
New York
Frederick A. Peckham
Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Police Court Sentences Hit For Cocaine Sale
Sherman Woods and Walter Craig were jailed after police court hearings on cocaine sales with heavy sentences of 200 dollars plus costs. Henry Million George Scott and Omer Fennell, all drivers, faced charges of reckless driving for racing wagons along John Street during Memorial Day parade return. William Bennett was fined 100 dollars under the married man marker law after revelations about his status. John F Mackay reported a 37 dollar pickpocket theft on a Millcreek valley car at Carthage pike and Mitchell avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Woods
Walter Craig
William Bennett
Bode
Bennett
Bogart
John F. Mackay
Lockland,c
Carthage Pike
Mitchell Avenue
Warlow Attacked on Spring Grove Avenue
Charles Warlow, 34, of 1311 Vinestreet, received a hospital treatment for numerous contusions after an assault on Spring Grove avenue in Winton Place. He said a woman inflicted the injuries with brass knuckles and suspects the assailant may have been a man dressed in female attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warlow
Vinestreet
City Hospital
Spring Grove Avenue
Winton Place
Detectives arrest suspect after hotel theft report
Detectives Burkholz and McQuesten arrested William Carr, 22, colored porter, at the Gerdes hotel yesterday and locked him up on suspicion after Nicholas Thomas reported a $160 diamond ring left in a hotel's washroom and later missing. Harry Tailor reported a $20 gold watch stolen by a colored man in an alley on Elm Street between Longworth and Sixth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkholz and
McQuesten
William Carr
Gerdes Hotel
Nicholas Thomas
Seventh Street
Harry Tailor
Clifton Avenue
Elm Street
Longworth
Sixth Streets
Arrest of 35 Year-Old Atlanta Man by Detectives
Frank 8S. Mims 35 of Atlanta was arrested on suspicion by Detectives Schnucks and Wimsey yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Mims
Atlanta
Detectiv Schnucks
Wimsey
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Kenton Court Notes
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R. H. Nashvil
Nashville
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Case
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Montgomery
Thomas and Miller
Fritz
McGraw
Maroons
Georgia
BAR Association Outing
J. W. Beagle
Newport News Notes
City of
Dilling
James Carney
Buchert
Washington Avenue
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Evergreen Cemetery
Covington News Notes
Examiners
Campbell County Courts
Covington Real Estate
Cistora
Hazen
Marion
Zanesvi
Aeine M. “Howell
J. Reynolds
Aends Engee
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Aen
Wiliam Reameieare
Povaeos - Avon
Clayton
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Frand
Eugene H. Fedgebaer
Theresa M. Rheinhart
Bromley
Newport Real Estate
Name
J. Buten
Elsie Winkler
G. M. Vonderthaar
Harry Hines
Concord
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William JT
Lucius
Helen Muehlmatt
Frank H. Meyer
Dayton, Ky
Catherine Kettler
Newport, Ky
East Africa
Haveoe
Peckham
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