Winifrede Coal Company Wins $4794 Verdict in River Loss Suit
After a 27 day trial in Judge Cosgrave's court the jury awarded the Winifrede Coal Company of this city $4,794.92 against Edward T. Slider of Louisville Kentucky and nothing on his counter claim. The case grew from loss of coal barge loads and boats during the July 1916 river rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosgrave
Winifrede Coal Company
Edward T. Slider
Louisville
Winifrede Company
Slider
Juror Death Triggers Mistrial in Short Will Case
J J Glassmeyer retired builder living on Hopkins street died Thursday causing a halt in the trial contesting the late M F Short will. The defense refused to proceed with eleven jurors, Judge Caldwell declared a mistrial and a new jury will hear the case. Dwight H Short son of the testator contests the will leaving 2000 of a 15000 estate. Short suicide followed the death of his second wife and the will favored a relative of hers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Glassmeyer
Hopkins Street
M. F. Short
Hyde Park
Glassmeyer
Caldwell
Dwight H. Short
Testator Short
Judge excuses Mehling from grand jury duty. Nedderman appointed
Judge Geoghegan excused George Mehling from further grand jury service due to business engagements and named Fred Nedderman of 333 East Twelfth Street as his replacement. Previously reported indictments included William Ellison alias Smith for grand larceny William Marshall for pocket picking James Patterson for carrying concealed weapons. The false check charge against Arthur R. Reynolds was ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoghegan
George Mehling
Fred Nedderman
East Twelfth Street
William Ellison
Smith
William Marshall
James Patterson
Arthur R. Reynolds
Dayton man charged with manslaughter in Dr Sanders death
Otto Keller of Dayton Ohio, an auto salesman, was charged with manslaughter for running down and killing Dr A O Sanders. He pleaded not guilty through his attorneys Littleford Ballard. Paul Angelo, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a saloon fight, received a suspended sentence to the penitentiary by Judge Geoghegan. Herman Cassidy, a black man, convicted of shooting at Edward Woefel, was refused a new trial and sentenced to the reformatory by Judge Wade Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Keller
Dayton, O
A. O. Sanders
Friday
Littleford & Ballard
Paul Angelo
Thea Penitentiary
Geoghegan
Herman Cassidy
Edward Woefel
Camp Sherman
Reformatory
Wade Cushing
Mrs Abba Smysor Sues For Custody Of Daughter
Mrs Abba Smysor of West Eighth Street wife of Mon Smysor an embalmer filed habeas corpus in the Insolvency Court seeking possession and custody of their sixteen year old daughter Lucille Smysor through attorney M C Lykins alleging he illegally withholds her from communication. Judge Kelley set the hearing for 10 o clock Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abba Smysor
West Eighth Street
Mon Smysor
Lucille Smysor
M. C. Lykins
Kelley
Margare t Hoffner seeks divorce alleging cruelty and threats
Margaret Hoffner wife of farmer Frederick Hoffner on Reading pike sues for divorce and alimony claiming she is kept in one room, forced to work on his parents farm for board and lodging, and threatened with being shot. Attorney W W Bellew represents her. In a separate filing Mamie Hearn sues David F Hearn for divorce and alimony alleging a May 25 beating at their Norwood home and fear of threats to shoot, leading her to sleep on the floor with children. They married in May 1902 and own a house in Silverton. Attorney H J Englehardt represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hoffner
Frederick Hoffner
Reading Pike
Toll Gate
W. W. Bellew
David F. Hearn
Globe-Wernicke
Norwood
Mamie Hearn
Main Avenue
Silverton
H. J. Englehardt
Woman seeks divorce from John Romans with abuse claims
Eliza Romans of 407 West Seventh Street sues for divorce from John Romans, married March 1917, citing repeated cruelty and threats including an attempted throat cut on March 18, seeks restoration to Eliza Smith and lists Keller Cornette & Cornette as her attorneys. Raymond Lucas of 624 Blanche Avenue, Arlington Heights, is named for habitual late nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Romans
West Seventh Street
Eliza Smith
Eliza Romans
Romans
Keller, Cornette & Cornette
Raymond Lucas
Blanche Avenue
Arlington Heights
Multiple Divorces Sought Amid Alimony and Custody Claims
Mary E. Lucas alleges mistreatment and seeks divorce alimony and child custody with attorney W. C. Mardorf. Lula Mae Petry faces divorce due to her husband Norman Earl Petry's claims of temper and neglect. John H. Albert seeks divorce from Elsie Albert amid abandonment and alleged infidelity after she adopted her maiden name. Minnie Barnes sues Eugene Barnes for divorce over mistreatment and support failure. Other petitions allege cruelty or neglect with various spouses and dates of marriage including July 1910s to 1916s and addresses in Avondale and Newport. A. L. Dalton and John Oliver’s spouses are named in related suits. Ruth Kennel is cited in a case involving Hattie Casper and Harry Casper over business ties and alleged improper relations. August Wode Jr. seeks divorce from Loraine Wode citing absence from home. Jennie Henderson sues Richard Henderson for divorce over coercion and cohabitation issues since 1910. George T. Poor notes debts and assets in a separate action. Paul V. Connolly is named as trustee for Auto Antiskid Brake Company with a $4,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Lucas
W. C. Mardorf
Norman Earl Petry
Lula Mae Petry
Armory Avenue
John H. Albert
Elsie Albert
Biles
Barnet Avenue
Avondale
Albert
John G. Bamnerlin
Minnie Barnes
Eugene Barnes
Johnstown
A. L. Dalton
John Oliver
East Front Street
Rolland L. Kraw
Harry Casper
Vinestreet
Hattie Casper
Bower Avenue
Newport
Ruth Kennel
Charles Spicer
C. F. Dolle
Loraine Wode
Harper’s Place
August W. Wode, Jr
Robert Franken Friday
Jennie Henderson
Richard T. Henderson
Glendale
George T. Poor
Richard A Henderson
Charles F. Meier
John Lehr
John Nichols
Charles F. Rockhill
Anna Floyd
Simeon M. Johnson
August W. Wade, Jr
Loraine Wade
Robert Franken
Raymond Lucas
W. Cc. Mardorf
Norman E. Petry
Lula W. Petry
W. C. ‘Mardorf
Spicer & Dolle
Eliza Romans
John Romans
Keller, Cornette & Cornette
Ck OC Railway Co
Procter & Gamble Co
Waite
Schindel
Senate L. & B. Co
Charles J. Meyers
John BE. Fitzpartick
Mamie Hearn
David Hearn
H. EB. Engelhardt
Lucille Smyser
Divorces Granted for Cruelty and Neglect in Local Court
Helen Selbert and Walter Selbert divorced on cruelty. Anha Stevens received a divorce from George Stevens for gross neglect and cruelty. Florence Kitchkowsky won a divorce from Stephen Kitchkowsky for gross neglect. William Orendorf granted divorce from May Orendorf for willful absence. he is a soldier at Camp Lewis and spent over two years on the Mexican border. wife left him after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Selbert
Walter Selbert
Anha Stevens
George Stevens
Florence Kitchkowsky
Stephen Kitchkowsky
William Orendorf
May Orendorf
Orendorf
Camp Lewis
Wash
Sven
Hoffheimer Bros Disputes Whisky Contract Transfer
United States courts record the Hoffheimer Bros Company filing an answer to Atlas Wine and Liquor Company seeking damages over whisky supply. Hoffheimer argues the contract with Southern Wine and Liquor was nontransferable or canceled by mutual consent before any attempted assignment to Atlas, and asks for dismissal with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffheimer Bros. Company
Atlas Wine and Liquor Company
Southern Wine and Liquor
Southern Company
Atlas Company
First certificates granted to new citizens on Friday
The ceremony granted citizenship to Jacob Hollander of 645 Enright Street a Dutch born mechanical engineer Henry Pocras of 44 McMillan Street a student from England Nicholas Laboner of 1506 Race Street a worker from Hungary and Samuel Barach of 740 Richmond Street a Russian national.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hollander
Enright Street
Netherlands
Henryk Pocras
McMillan Street
England
Nicholas Laboner
Race Street
Hungary
Samuel Barach
Richmond Street
Russia
Taxi Driver Meyer Thaller Arraigned in Immorality Case
Meyer Thaller, a taxi driver, implicated in arrests at the Munro Hotel for alleged military regulation violations against morality, was arraigned before Commissioner Adler on Friday, pleaded not guilty, and was held for the grand jury after posting bail. Walter Wright, charged with abstracting cigars from a freight car at Sharon, was sent to jail in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Thaller
Munro Hotel
Adler
Walter Wright
Sharon
Final Bankruptcy Filing for Michael J. Burns
Final returns for the bankruptcy of Michael J. Burns are announced, detailing the conclusion of proceedings for the individual debtor formerly in the business or personal affairs under Chapter proceeding. The notice confirms discharge actions and court docket references reflecting the closure of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Burns
Miami Cycle Company Appeals Over Patent Verdict Amount
The Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company of Middletown filed an appeal in the Circuit Court of Appeals challenging a lower court judgment requiring payment of 10,648 dollars to Herbert Allen, holder of a patent for coaster brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company of
Middletown
Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert Allen
Common Pleas Court Divorce and Other Civil Actions
A list of cases from Common Pleas Court numbers 168,307 to 168,322 includes multiple divorce actions such as Jennie Henderson versus Richard Henderson and Minnie Barnes versus Eugene Barnes, plus several for alimony, liens for small sums, and foreclosures. Also noted is Court of Insolvency case No. 9,205 seeking a writ of habeas corpus for Lucille Smyser.
Patrolmen Transfers Announced By City Police Chief
Chief of Police William Copelan Friday announced patrolman transfers among districts and stations in Carthage. Officers Joseph Hooman Louis Candenberger Sebastian Dehner and Charles Beckman move to Special Station 8 Carthage. Others Thomas J. Hurst Enoch Robbins Louis Monke Clinton Noe shift between Special Station 8 Carthage and Districts 1 4 5 and 7 respectively. Robert Donnersperg moved from District 10 to foot, Stanley P. Grouse from foot to mounted in District 10, Walter B. Stewart from District 7 to District 2 mounted to foot, Albert Wolsefer from District 2 to District 7 foot to mounted, Harry Kline from District 2 to patrol service, H L Jones from District 8 to District 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Copelan
Joseph Hooman
Louis Candenberger
Sebastian Dehner
Charles Beckman
Carthage
Thomas J. Hurst
Enoch Robbins
Louis Monke
Clinton Noe
Robert Donnersperg
Stanley P. Grouse
Foot
Walter B. Stewart
Mounted
Albert Wolsefer
Harry Kline
H. L. Jones
Improvement bids for Eastern avenue blocked again
Service Director Charles I. Hornberger reported bids for Eastern avenue improvement were higher than estimates. This marks the second rejection in six months due to freight-rate driven cost increases, Councilman Kellog noted the prior rejection stemmed from a 17 cent per foot rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Avenue
Charles I. Hornberger
Kellog
County Board Takes Step to End Red Bank Crossing
The county commissioners passed a resolution urging the County Surveyor to submit cost estimates for removing the Red Bank crossing. The Prosecuting Attorney advised an opinion was unnecessary, noting work would likely proceed by agreement among the railroad city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Crossing
Board of County Commissioners
Retrenchment hits City Departments with layoffs
The retrenchment effort cut jobs at the Department of Public Property on Friday. Superintendent Jacop F. Eyrich laid off six workers including market masters William Dentner and Hyman Phillips, janitresses Kate Eggleston and Mary Deeds, City Hall janitor Michael Glenn, and elevator operator Archie Harden, aiming to save 2700 for the rest of the year. Clerk C. E. Woods of Water Works was moved from distribution to administration with pay rising from 80 to 90 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Property
Jacop F. Eyrich
William Dentner
Hyman Phillips
Kate Eggleston
Mary Deeds
City Hall
Michael Glenn
Archie Harden
C. E. Woods
Water Works Department
Rev. Austin Schmidt Joins College Faculty
Rev. Austin Schmidt S. J. of St. Louis University is added to the faculty and will start duties in the summer school held in the parochial school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Schmidt
S. J
St. Louis University
Real Estate Judges Presidents' Achievement Contest at St Louis
Dale Ebersole of the Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange is named judge for the Presidents' achievement contest at the National Convention of Real Estate Boards in St Louis from June 17 to 20. W W Clippinger sold a five room bungalow on Ward street Madisonville for 3000 to Carl M Beaner who will occupy it. Gordon E Small bought R J Faussett's property at 2127 Slane Avenue Norwood for 10000 and will move from Kennedy Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Ebersole
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
St. Louis
W. W. Clippinger
W. H. Settle
Carl M. Beaner
Ward Street
Madisonville
Gordon E. Small
R. J. Faussett
Slane Avenue
Norwood
Mr. Small
Kennedy Heights
Police Hint Clue to Clark Murder in Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati detectives doubt Ted Clark, allied with bank robbers Mackeon and Sidler, was ever in the city. The trio claimed Clark joined the job and got 1700 dollars, fueling tensions. After the Madison bank robbery they went to Chicago, then Clark fled to St Louis where plans for revenge were formed. Clark’s body was buried at Creve Coeur, Mrs Clark denying it was her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ted Clark
Alexander Mackeon
Gus Sidler
Adams
Tricity Bank
Madison
Ill
Missouri River
Mackeon
Sidler
Clark
Love
Chicago
Edwards
Margaret Edwards
Creve Coeur
Minton’s forged decree leads to workhouse sentence
Proba tion Officer Follmer exposed a forged annulment supposed from Judge Otto Wolff of Campbell County Ky. William Minton confessed paying an attorney for the bogus decree dated April 24 1918. Minton received three months in the Workhouse and a Covington grand jury indictment is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford W. Follmer
Domestic Relations Court
William Minton
Minton
Otto Wolff
Common Pleas Court
Campbell County
Follmer
Newport
Wolff
W. Scott Robinson
Covington
Commonwealth
Stephens L. Blakely
Political Camps Join To Sell Certificates In Cincinnati
R. K. Hynicka and Thomas J. Noc tor of Cincinnati Republicans and Democrats arrange with Alfred G. Allen of the Hamilton County War Savings Stamp Committee for a Political Campaign Drive selling Thrift Stamps and War Savings Certificates starting next Monday for one week. Ward workers from both parties lead the effort. A second drive, School Sammy Million Week, will be run by school children. National War Savings Week closes the month, with June 28 designated National War Savings Day by presidential proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Hynicka
Thomas J. Noctor
Cincinnati
Alfred G. Allen
Hamilton County War Savings Stamp Committee
National War Savings Week
Rush for Government Service Jobs Grows After Work or Fight Order
Civilian Personnel Section of the Ordnance Department reports over 100 inquiries on Friday. Jobs range from clerks to senior engineers and master chemists. More than 500 men have registered this week, with 600 expected by Saturday. An urgent need is a clerk-bookkeeper with some typewriting knowledge for a local Ordnance section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance Department
Chamber of Commerce
Ordnance Office
Road Improvement Bid Tally for County No 43
Bids opened Friday by the County Commissioners for inter county road No 43 show Granite paving bids from Henkel and Sullivan at 80888 30, Kirchner Construction 83721 50, Warrenite Henkel and Sullivan 54963 90, Kirchner 56469 20 and asphaltic bids from Henkel and Sullivan at 55508 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercounty Road
Henkel & Sullivan
Kirchner Construction Company
Warrenite
Kirchner
Library cuts Hearst papers from files
Librarian N C D Hodges ordered on Friday that subscriptions to The New York American and Chicago Herald and Examiner be discontinued and the papers removed from library files. Both publications are Hearst owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. D. Hodges
The
Public Library
New York American
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Hearst Publications
Heatwave Grips Cincinnati Delights City as Thermometer Rises
Heat swept Cincinnati on Friday with the Weather Observatory at Clifton recording 90 degrees while downtown hit 92. Officials note it is not the all time May high, capped at 95 degrees on May 27, 1911. Forecasters expect the trend to persist through Sunday.
Companion boat America to join Queen City on Ohio River
The Indiana steamboat, newly renamed America, will debut next week as the Queen City’s companion on the Ohio River. It will sail from Cincinnati to Louisville on alternate evenings starting at 5 p.m., with refurnished cabins and plans to revive river trade. Louisville reports high interest as freight from Cincinnati increases, benefiting farm and dairy shipments and boosting river towns on both sides of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
America
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
Queen City
Big Pythian Outing at Coney Saturday
Hamilton County Pythian Association holds its annual outing at Coney with seven temples of Pythian. Athletic judges include Frederick L. Hoffman Charles W. Schneider and Ralph F. Tingle. Committee in charge features Rolla L. Shhickner Charles W. Schneider J W Keeler Joseph H. Biecker and Louis Weiland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Pythian Association
Coney
Seven Temples of Pythian
Frederick L. Hoffman
Charles W. Schneider
Ralph F. Tingle
Rolla l L. Shhickner
J. W. Keeler
Joseph H. Biecker
Louis Weiland
Cincinnati Educator Called to Detroit
Dr. William B. Wherry professor of bacteriology at the University of Cincinnati accepts leadership of the Detroit School of Medicine now part of Detroit's educational system. Former Manila government pathologist, Wherry is noted for notable bacteriology work and for experiments yielding record numbers of bacteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Wherry
University of Cincinnati
Detroit School
Do Your Shopping Early Is Appeal Of Retailers
Cincinnati merchants warn of help shortages once the work or fight order takes full effect. The Retail Stores Association urges early adjustment of conditions, distributing an appeal to encourage weekday and morning shopping to ease the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Retail Stores Association of the Chamber of Commerce
Order of Things
Soldiers and Sailors Club Welcomes Thousands in Cincinnati
Ten thousand members of Uncle Sam's fighting force have visited the Soldiers and Sailors' Club in the Burnet House since its opening two months ago. C. J. Peebles said troops from across the country have written praising Cincinnati hospitality. On Decoration Day the club served 500 men passing through the city and issued 250 passes for park visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Soldiers
Burnet House
C. J. Peebles
Cincinnati
Cottage Cheese Advocate in Cincinnati Promotes Cheaper Dairy
Jesse W. Cobb, a cheese specialist with the United States Department of Agriculture, travels to Cincinnati to urge more cottage cheese consumption. He claims skim milk waste would decrease, noting one pound of cottage cheese has as much food value as a pound of beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Cobb
United States Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
Four Chester Park Outings Planned by Local Groups
The South Mt. Auburn Welfare Association and allied groups including the Hot Corn Club of the Twenty-fifth Ward Lincoln Court No 20 Guardians of Liberty and Harry C Egbert Camp No 1 United Spanish War Veterans will hold outings at Chester Park on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Jobbers Told to Follow Food Administration Rules
Three flour jobbers were summoned to the Hamilton County Food Administration office on Friday and warned that noncompliance would suspend their business for ten days. The trio agreed to improve and adhere to all regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Food Administration
The
Food Administration
Cincinnati street car workers to wear jumpers Saturday
Motormen and conductors on Cincinnati street cars will don new uniforms this Saturday, replacing the heavy blue cloth with jumpers. The change was scheduled weeks ago but procurement delays postponed adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
mural decorations planned for Cincinnati courthouse history episodes
Artists and a citizen committee met at the Chamber of Commerce on Friday to submit plans for mural decorations at the new Courthouse. The planned series will depict Cincinnati history and will be submitted to the Courthouse Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Mayor Galvin to Seek Council Action on Fund Transfer
Anticipating a favorable Common Pleas verdict, Mayor Galvin will call a Saturday morning council meeting to pass an ordinance transferring about $200,000 from the general park and health funds to the safety fund. The money will pay police and fire salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
General
Galvin
Library War Fund Aid Report Details From Cincinnati Librarian
N D C Hodges of the Cincinnati Library reports the Library War Fund raised 1 700 000 by Americans has served 464 camps stations and vessels erected 36 library buildings for soldiers and sailors placed 117 librarians in the field distributed five million magazines sent 1 349 000 gift books to camps and stations 109 403 selected books overseas and purchased 300 000 largely technical books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. C. Hodges
Cincinnati
Library War Fund
Club bulletins close season with varied meetings
Woman's Press Club ends its season with a 2 o'clock program at Library Club rooms East Eighth street. Three Aras Club hosts a 3 p.m. reception for newly elected officers at Mrs. Albert H Morrill’s home. Surgical dressings continue at clubhouse gatherings. Saturday Literary Club wraps with an outing at Miss Elwinna Stewart’s College Hill home. Christ Child Free Day Nursery opens at upper Race street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Club
Library Club
East Eighth Street
Three Aras Club
Albert H. Morrill
Christ Child Free Day Nursery
Upper Race Street
Norwood Art Club Plans All Day City Hall Meeting
The Norwood Art Club will hold an all day meeting at City Hall next Monday to elect officers for the coming year. The program includes entertainment features while Red Cross work proceeds. Mrs Ernst Nichols hosts, assisted by Mrs J E Thorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Art Club
City Hall
Red Cross
Ernst Nichols
J. E. Thorp
Richters Held for Harboring Fugitives Bond Set
Kirk Richter and his wife Clara faced charges of harboring James Lawler who evaded capture and hid at 613 Glenwood Avenue Avondale. Judge Spiegel bound them over to the grand jury with bonds of 1000 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Richter
Clara
James Lawler
Glenwood Avenue
Avondale
Spiegel
Knights of Columbus Members Depart Cincinnati for Washington
During the past week 125 members of the Knights of Columbus have left Cincinnati for Washington. Members are being rushed abroad as rapidly as possible, contingents numbering from fifteen to twenty five men being sent over on every regular steamer leaving the American ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati
Washington
Order
Free Rides Postponed By City Council Committee
The Committee on Law Contracts and Claims Friday postponed action on the ordinance by Councilman Sheehan that would allow men in military service to ride free on street cars, delaying consideration of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan
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Ilner
West Sixth Street
Court News
Coal Company
Criminal Court Notes
Sues
Mother Gray
Paul V. Connolly
Auto Antiskid Brake Company
United States Courts
Hearst
Weather Observatory
Clifton
City Business Center
Wurlitzer
Victrola Records
Victrola
Joseph Achron
Paderewski
Ignace
Ang Ag
Dance Records
Chopin
Original
McKee’s
Felicia Waltz
Sergeant Markels
Henry Burr
Campbell and Burr
Charles Hart
Elizabeth Spencer
William J. (“Sailor”) Reilly
William J. (“Sailor
Reilly Wright
Dietrich Peerless
Massenet
Lafayette
Freedom
Reinald Werrenrath
Harry Lauder
Victor Light Opera Company
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co
East Fourth Street
Detroit
Motion Picture Houses
Style No
Cottage Cheese Advocate
Chester Park
Library Fund
the Kaiser
Beast of
Berlin
Helen Ware Swanixe Nowance
Cleopatra
Siren of the Nile
Albert Sandbrink
Monmouth Street
Sandbrink
Mary Pickford
Em 'Liss
William S. Hart
Constance Talmadge
Orphbebum
Sky
Burton Holmes
Harold Lloyd
New York
Liverpool
Falmouth
London
Bristol
Great Britain
Ireland
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Italy
France
Portugal
Spain
Switzerland
N. Y
Chichester
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