River Camps Sought for Wick as Slain Gangster Jacobs Buried
Campbell County police and deputies formed a posse to search Licking River camps for elusive gangster Robert Zwick after Joseph Jacobs was slain in Hamilton Ohio. Funeral services for Jacobs were held in Hamilton with about 150 attendees, while investigators watched river crossings and awaited further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Zwick
Licking River
Joseph Jacobs
Hamilton
Campbell County
Kentucky
Zwick
Ohio
Cincinnatt
Jacobs
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Joe Jacobs
Symmes Pike
Here
Bob Zwick
Katherine Manley
Jersey Avenue
C. Kk. W. Allwardt
Zion Lutheran Church
Littles
Greenwood Cemetery
George Jacobs
Ohrio
Thomas Dotty
Calhoun
Mufti
Astonishing Konjola Results Promised at Dow Stores
Read of Arthur Ferguson a Cincinnati former railway engineer who says Konjola cured twenty years of indigestion neuritis and rheumatism after trying many treatments. He reports rapid relief within weeks and urges others to try Konjola at Dow Drug Stores Sixth and Vine and Fifth and Vine streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edward Ferguson
Hoffman
Pickering
Dow Drug Store
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Dow
Sixth
West Seventh Street
America
Konjola
Ferguson
Dow Drug
Fifth and Vine Streets
Sheriff Orders River Search For Murder Victim Near Venice Bridge
Sheriff William Anderson authorized Deputies Peter Klein and Robert Poppe to drag the Big Miami river near the Venice Bridge with grappling hooks to recover a body believed dumped there. Blood was found a week earlier on the bridge floor and a nearby girder, with a state chemist confirming the sample as human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Miami
Venice Bridge
William Anderson
Peter Klein
Robert Poppe
Bootleggers Use Ohio Highways, State Says
State Highway Department bulletin reports inspection crews finding empty liquor bottles in road ditches and grass along Ohio roads. Williams County authorities seized a beer truck, two runners, and 6 000 bottles after a crash on a recent rain day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Columbus
Ohio
Information Bureau
State Department of Highways
Williams County
Bulletin
Man Sitting in Front of Grocery Is Shot Down
In Chicago on May 31 a man sitting in front of a grocery was shot and killed. Police investigated the incident as a fatal shooting with no immediate suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Storage guidelines for Fay film stock and fire safety
The commission recommends printing framable films for archival storage and disposing of unused films promptly. Exposed stock should be minimal and metal fireproof containers used. no flames or smoking allowed near handling areas. Lighting must be vapor proof, doors and vents shaped for fireproof rooms, no skylights, and automatic sprinklers with extinguishers advised.
Republicans deny Sherrill as city manager issue in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Republican City Central Committee declares false and deceptive charges that Col. C O Sherrill is the coming campaign issue. It asserts City Manager is non partisan and that Council governs, urging a choice between charterite non-partisan rule or Republican party leadership in city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Cincinnati
Charter Committee
Charterites
Col
C. O. Sherrill
Col. Sherrill
Republican City Central Committee
Sherrill
Colonel Sherrill
City of
Great
Safe Storage Upgrades for X-ray Films in Cincinnati Hospitals
A Cincinnati Council of Hospital Superintendents committee informed City Manager Sherrill that all necessary changes to ensure safe X-ray film storage in Cincinnati hospitals will be implemented immediately. Members include A G Lohman, Dr John A Diekman, Miss Alice Thatcher, and Rev C H Lewis. The panel reviewed the prior Special Committee report on storage hazards and Sherrill pledged public assurances that past deficiencies will be corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Council of Hospital
Col. Sherrill
A. G. Lohman
Deaconess Hospital
John A. Diekman
Bethesda
Alice Thatcher
Five Violations Cited at Cleveland Clinic Disaster
Cleveland Inspection Bureau Manager J M Shaw testified five National Board of Fire Underwriters regulations were violated at the Cleveland Clinic after 122 people died May 15 from poison gases released by X ray film storage in the basement. Violations included faulty fireproof door closure inadequate ventilation missing automatic sprinklers and dangling wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
M. Shaw
Ohio Inspection Bureau
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Cleveland Clinic
Shaw
W. M. Kriger
Chicago
American Hospital Association
A. J. Pearse
Ray T. Miller
Stein Named Supervisor of Transient Service
John H. Stein of 3805 Ault Park Road was appointed supervisor of the Transient Service Bureau in the welfare department by City Manager Col. Sherrill. The city now controls the bureau, formerly part of the Community Chest, after council approved the ordinance. Stein will be paid 3000 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Stein
Ault Park Road
Transient Service Bureau
Col. Sherrill
Community Chest
Fred K. Hoehler
Stein
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court listings
A docket of new Civil cases includes writs of habeas corpus for Thelma Hicks and numerous civil actions. Firms named include Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Fitzgerald Bros. Company, Liberal S. L. Company, Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation, Fifth Third Union Trust, and others. Several cases involve mortgage foreclosures, partitions, and divorce or custody actions, with amounts ranging from a few hundred to ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Thelma Hicks
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fitzgerald Bros. Company
Peter G. Ruehlman, Jr
John Wade, Jr
Leona Wade
Superior Lumber and Milling Company
William R. Keegan
Clifford W. Huge
Gertrude Buyer
City of Cincinnati
Louis Massif
Jacob Cohen
Joseph S. Klein
George L. Stamy
Martha Stamy
Herman Tumler
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation
F. L. Ericson
Liberal S. & L. Company
Clifford J. Dieterle
Stewart S. Cooper
Frank J. Seibert
Louisa Applegate
Samuel G. Applegate
Methodist Book Concern
Leah Weiss
Joseph _ Albers
John Horn
Charles Schmidlapp
Fitzgerald Bros. Co
J. B. Schmitt Company
Rachel G. Holmes
Carl S. Zink
Chester J. Born
Udley
C. Outeast
Desha Falkenstein
Today in History Kentucky and Tennessee join the Union
Kentucky is admitted to statehood on June 1 1792 followed by Tennessee on June 1 1796. A National Fast Day in 1865 marks the death of President Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tennessee
President Lincoln
Third Murder Within Thirty Six Hours Stuns City
Ettore Quaterri, seated in front of his small grocery, was shot four times in a brutal attack last night. He remained conscious but refused to identify his assailant or disclose any motive. Police arrived and questioned him, receiving no confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettore Quaterri
Quaterri
Woman Takes Day Post for Prohibition Office
Mrs Nellie M Hill of Elyria has assumed duties as public relations counsel and educational adviser for the state prohibition department. Deputy commissioner Samuel K Beetham announced the appointment noting she has been on the payroll since May 1 receiving a salary of 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nellie M. Hill
Elyria
State Prohibition Department
Samuel K. Beetham
Man Kills Self Eight Days After Wife Dies in Columbus
Fred Pfeiffer, 60, committed suicide on his rear porch in Columbus eight days after his wife Bertha died. A neighbor witnessed the shooting as Pfeiffer, said to be despondent over his spouse’s death, ended his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bertha
Fred .Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Newark man dies second in interurban wreck in Ohio
Adrian L. McVay aged 52 of Newark died in a hospital after injuries from a hand car crash during dismantling an abandoned interurban track near Newark. The accident, which occurred last week, caused the second death among six Newark men involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Adrian L. McVay
Newark
Texas Governor Dan Moody Born In Taylor Texas
A brief society note lists Dan Moody governor of Texas born in Taylor thirty six years ago and Blanche Sweet actress born in Chicago thirty three years ago while Princess Yolande daughter of the king and queen of Italy turns twenty eight today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Moody
Texas
Taylor
Tex
Blanche Sweet
Chicago
Rincess Yolande
Italy
Reeves Rites Scheduled at 263 Worth Street Today
Scottish Rite Brethren attend the funeral of John C. Reeves at his residence 263 Worth Street today at 2 p.m. John G. Landwehr and William Harte preside as officers with brief arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of the Rite
John C. Reeves
Worth Street
John G. Landwehr
M. F. WM. Harte
Multiple local deaths and funeral notices in Cincinnati area
Deaths list Eva Rowena Harris William G Herndon Adrienne Blakeley Kane Adelia Dossman Jennie A Mesch Murray Shipley Hazel Wiese with funeral details and interment plans across Alexandria Madisonville Laurel Cemetery Walnut Hills and East Walnut Hills from May 29 to May 31, 1929. Services set June 1 with times and locations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dunn
Madison Road
Madisonville
Laurel Cemetery
Kane
Adrienne (Nee Blakeley
Bart Kane
Cincinnati
Widows and Old Men's Home
East
McMillan Street
Adelia Dossman
Frank
Emma Woycke Dossman
Cleveland Avenue
Norwood
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Mesch
Jennie A (Nee Niehaus
John A. Mesch
Celia
Elmer
Gene
Henrietta Haftertepen
Myrtle Avenue
Walnut Hills
Shipley
Murray Shipley
Martha B. Shipley
Vista Avenue
Wiese
Hazel
Nee Hayes
Edwin O. Wiese
Frank and Mary Hayes
Saybrook Avenue
George H. Rohde
Linwood
Delta Avenues
Fireworks Display Opens Cincinnati Season at Coney Island
Price Hill Council No 1350 Knights of Columbus hosts a 9 pm fireworks show at Coney Island with a picnic and card party. Edward Waldvogel, Grand Knight, says the event will be the greatest yet and draws thousands from Price Hill to the up river park. A 2 pm card party and 4 pm athletic contests precede a 6:30 pm dinner with about 400 reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Price Hill Council
Knights of Columbus
Coney Island
Coney
Edward N. Waldvogel
Main Street Merchants’ Association
Big Upriver
Price Hill
Colonial Dining Hall
Cincinnati Chapter NA Cost Accountants Reports Rapid Growth
The Cincinnati Chapter shows steady expansion in its annual membership, rising from about thirty members two years ago to roughly 275, the third largest among thirty five chapters. New May inductees include Edward Atwood Henry, Charles H. Wolf, R. F. Davidson, R. W. Suddard, Mildred Pfister, Frank S38, Harry, C. C. DeLong, Charles J. Moss, Lyal W. Holt, Norma Klanke, L. R. Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Association of Cost Accountants
New York City
Philadelphia
Edward Atwood Henry
Charles H. Wolf
R. F. Davidson
St Xavier College president tours East to view expansion
Rev. Hubert F. Brockman S J president of St Xavier College returns from an East tour as a Catholic Educational Association examiner for Nazareth College Rochester and other institutes. He aided planning for St Xavier expansion and praised as a model project. City contracts awarded for Wing Street and Lysle Lane paving with concrete roadways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert F. Brockman
S. J
St. Xavier College
Catholic Educational Association
Nazareth College
Rochester
N. Y
Father Brockman
St. Xavier
East
Wing Street
Glenway Avenue
Claypole Avenue
Sterrett Avenue
Col. Sherrill
O’connell & Sweeney
Sullivan Bros. Paving Company
Lysle Lane
Montgomery Road
Bosworth Place
Hi Y Club Plans Weekend Camp Trip to Kentucky
Thirty members of the Hi Y Club at Woodward High School will spend the weekend at Camp Meacham, the Y M C A summer camp for boys at Mentor, Kentucky, with Boys' Secretary H. E. Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward High School
H. E. Grim
Central Y. M. C. A
Meacham
Loys
Mentor
Youth Drowns Swimming in Little Miami River Near Remington
Stewart Carter 18 of Elmwood Place drowned while swimming with his sister Eve lyn Carter and another girl in the Little Miami River near Remington Ohio. The body was not recovered yesterday. The death marks the fourth Hamilton County youth to drown while swimming this year. The Goldschmidt brothers Julius 20 and Clarence 15 drowned earlier near Brookville Indiana while on a holiday motor trip with their father Jacob Goldschmidt of Reading. Jerome Uehlin and Norman Beckman witnessed the drownings as a whirlpool dragged the brothers. Rescue attempts with a waterlogged boat failed. Roger Bacon High School sent condolences to the Goldschmidt family. The younger boy was a Roger Bacon freshman and memorial services were being arranged awaiting body recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Carter
Prosser Avenue
Elmwood Place
Little Miami
Remington
Evelyn Carter
Carter
Hamilton County
Julius Goldschmidt
Clarence Goldschmidt
Roger Bacon High School
St. Bernard, O
Jacob Goldschmidt
Roger Bacon
Student Drowns in Black River Pool at Elyria
In Elyria Ohio on May 31 10 year old Edward Sikorka a Holy Cross School student drowned in a Black River pool while swimming with companions who left him when he did not follow. Firemen recovered the body after the companions alerted authorities an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Elyria
Eadward Sikorka
Holy Cross School
Girl Drowns During Detroit Class Picnic
Alma Fisher, 16, a Scott High School senior, drowned at Belle Isle Detroit during the class picnic. Officials believe she either suffered a heart attack on diving or was stunned, with no marks found on the recovered body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Island
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Alma Fisher
Scott High School
Belle Isle
Defiance High Senior Drowns Swimming Near River
Cleon Kennedy a 16 year old Defiance high school senior drowned in the Aug lase River two miles south of Defiance while swimming from a raft. He dove off the raft and never resurfaced officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Cleon Kennedy
Defiance High School
Here
Community notices from Gibson and Cincinnati events
Mary M. Walsh hosts a dinner and dance at 9. Mrs Bowman holds a luncheon and ecards at 12:30. Leo J. Overton chairs a 4 o’clock meeting. Judge Gusweiler and Linton attend a 1 o’clock meeting. Cincinnati Club and Cincinnati Missionary Training School plan a dinner at 5.
Camping season opens June 27
The Hi Y Club, sponsored by the boys department of Central Y, announces regular camping season opening on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Boys’ Department of
Central “‘Y
Schott to Be Graduated From Iowa State University
Edward L. Schott, 22, son of Mr and Mrs George F Schott, will receive his degree from Iowa State University on Monday June 3. Mrs Schott left to see him graduate but her husband, president of the Coney Island amusement park, was detained by duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Schott
George F. Schott
Iowa State University
Dugan to Tour Ireland and Europe for Club Films
James N. Dugan plans a trip to Ireland and other European countries. He will shoot movies during the tour and present them to Cincinnati Club Athletic Table members upon return in a few months. A gym class outing is set for Wednesday June 5 at Robinson's farm Terrace Park Ohio with reservations via William Stradtmann. Loyd T. Bronson, postal inspection clerk, retires from active service due to physical disabilities after a career starting in 1911 and continuous work in Cincinnati since 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. N. Dugan
Cincinnati Club
Ireland
Athletic Table
Robinson’s Farm
Terrace Park
William Stradtmann
Loyd T. Bronson
Prentice Street
Postal Inspection Office
Cincinnati
Dredging Crew Ordered to Manchester Ohio Bar
The government dredge Mallory the towboat Ottawa and a floating plant were sent from Sayler Park to Manchester Ohio yesterday by United States District Engineers. Dredging operations will begin on the Manchester bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Ottawa
Sayler Park
Manchester
United States District Engineers
Manchester Bar
Cincinnati Firemen Band Concert at Bell Home Lawn
The Cincinnati Fire men Protective Association Band performed last night on the lawns of the Samuel W. Bell Home for Sightless Working Men at 1515 Elm Street. Under Protective Council No.7 Welfare Association of the Sightless of Ohio, about 400 people enjoyed the event. Judge Samuel W. Bell gave a short address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Firemen’s Protective Association
Samuel W. Bell
Elm Street
Protective Council No.7
Welfare Association of the Sightless of
Ohio
Reunion of Junior Order and Daughters of America in Hamilton County
A union of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Daughters of America in Hamilton County will be held at the Zoo today. About 14 000 to 15 000 people are expected for the annual affair with proceeds benefiting the building fund for the proposed Temple.
Kennedy in Highland Play Cast Rehearsal
Kennedy son of Mr and Mrs Walter Kennedy of Highland Township. He was in the cast of the senior play to be presented by the class tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pqfsions
Kennedy
Walter Kennedy
Highland Township
William Henry Moore 90 Civil War veteran dies in Martins Ferry
William Henry Moore 90, the second Martins Ferry resident to answer Lincoln's call for volunteers, died at his home. He served in the Fiftieth Ohio Infantry and the West Virginia Light Artillery, fought at Bull Run Cedar Mountain Antietam and Gettysburg, and his passing leaves only nine members in the local G A R post once numbering in the hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
William Henry Moore
Lincoln
Moore
Fiftieth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
West Virginia Light Artillery
Bull Run
Cedar Mountain
Antietam
Gettysburg
G. A. R. Post
Death of Mrs Mesch at 75 After Illness
Mrs En ae Mesch, 75, died at home 1400 Myrtle Avenue yesterday afternoon after an illness started by a paralytic stroke two months earlier. Widow of John Mesch who ran a West End jewelry store, she leaves two sons Gene and Elmer in real estate and two daughters Celia Mesch and Mrs. Henrietta Hafertepem of Cincinnati. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Avenue
John Mesch
West End
Funeral services for Murray Shipley at Vista Avenue home
Funeral services for Murray Shipley will be held at his home 3465 Vista Avenue at 10:30 this morning. Bishop Boyd Vincent and Rev. George C. Dunlop will officiate. Family and friends may attend the service, burial to be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Shipley
Vista Avenue
Boyd Vincent
George C. Dunlop
Church of the Advent
Marriage Licenses Listed For City Residents
A long list of marriage licenses shows couples with ages and occupations from Santa Fe to Philadelphia. Many pairs include a groom and a bride with addresses such as 122 East McMillan street and 2127 St Michael street, reflecting a broad city scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Linton
Santa Fe
Cal
Lenora W. Lane
Athens
Eleanor R. Commack
Gtbson Hotel
Delmar H. Jacobs
Mess
Avenue
Phyllis Schott
Sturgis Avenue
Harold B. Nordeman
Catherine Street
Steamfitter
Thelma Ulm
Vine Street
Cleatus Ross
Ill
Dorothy Kunker
Forrestville
O. Mortimer
Dunning, Jr
Heim Avenue
Carpenter
Audréy Baechle
Westwood Avenue
Clyde W. Sackett
Colerain Avenue
Katherine Kunze
Union Street
August Heineman
Carlin Avenue
Alice McCarthy
Linn Street
Metcalfe Read
Periitown
Eleanor Kassner
Silverton
Oden F. Sellers
Glengate Avenue
Ruth H. Mullinix
Max R. Mueller
Marburg Avenue
Hazel E. ‘Counts
Mar
Bart Str
Nannie B. Johnson
Carlisle
Weather summary for several states and a May 31, 1929 record
Ohio maps a trend toward cooler, mostly fair weather with possible southwest showers. Kentucky and Tennessee show cloudy skies with scattered showers and cooler temperatures, while Indiana ranges from north fair to unsettled south with possible showers. West Virginia stays generally fair. The report includes a table of current and high temperatures across cities such as Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, St. Louis, Detroit, Nashville, Boston, and Pittsburgh with precipitation notes and a May 31 1929 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Eastport
Love
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atlan
City
S.s.marie
Washin’n
Chicago
Jackson’e
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Kans. City
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
Building permits inch up as Cincinnati far exceeds national average
May 1929 permits reached 2 272 with a total valuation of 10 711 23 dollars while May 1928 showed 2 589 permits and 14 692 05 dollars. For the first five months, 1929 permits totaled 299 565 with a valuation of 13 018 590 dollars, and the 1928 ten months totaled 16 768 655 dollars. The Cincinnati Land Shares Company leased 627 Walnut street to Louis Braun for four years and six months at 16 800 dollars. a barber shop will operate on the premises. lease arranged by Frederick A Schmidt Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Stegner
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Land Shares Company
Y Yesterda
Louis Braun
Walnut Street
Frederick A. Schmidt
Plymouth Motor renews lease on Enquirer Building room
The Plymouth Motor Corporation renewed its lease on Room 1131 in the Enquirer Building for another year at an annual rent of 1440 dollars. The Schmidt firm negotiated the lease for the Enquirer Building Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Enquirer
Schmidt
Body of Man Found on Top of Box Car in Willard
The body of a white man about 25 was found on a Baltimore & Ohio freight box car arriving from Toledo. Coroner E L Bell believes the man was struck by an overhead bridge while on top of the car. Skull fractured in two places and neck broken. Items bearing the name Walter Bell of Knoxville Tennessee were found with the body. Coroner notified Knoxville authorities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maniac
Ferdinand Preuss
Conley
John
Hegberg
Herbert
Chorazek
Gus Karos
Frank Vodicka
Joseph Murphy
Preuss
Sergt. Conley
Préuss
Vedicka
James Stickel
Miami River
Wim City
Schorr
Inspection Bureau
Lodge
Julius Baer
Fourth ST
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Ay
Settle
Jennie Mesch
Henry Thies
Moonlight Garden
Island Queen Stateway
Mammoth
Thavia
Ruuvan Esentations
Lee
Hagenbeck
Henry Straus Co
Walnut Streets
Mae
RADIO
Keith-Orpheum
E. F. Albee
Rae Samuels
R.K.O
Louise Dresser
Allan Lane
June Collyer
Radioland
Little Jack Littl
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Edna Ferber
Flo Ziegfeld
Laura la Plante
Joseph Schildkraut
Ziegfeld
Stuart Walker
Weel Iste Sime Pieee
Taft
Sycamore
Filmland
Corinne Griffith
Maxwell Anderson
Keith
Bessie Love
Anita Page
Charles King
Jed Prouty
Capitol
Mary Dugan
Norma Shearer
Lewis Stone
H. B. Warner
Bayard Veiller
Capitol Orchestra
Fox Movie To News
John Mack Brown
Paul Muni
Marguerite Churchill
Holworthy Hall
Pavista
LaVista
Ludlow, Ky
Lower River Road
Ludlow
Oscar C. Beam
Jew Orleans
W. R. Rawlings
Oliver
Pettis Lois
South
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