Kallio Retains Laurels In Gruelling Mat Bout
Gus Kallio world middleweight champion retained his title in a three fall match at Musica Hall against Bobby Myers. Myers took the first fall in twelve minutes, Kallio won the second in one hour five minutes, and the decisive third in eight minutes. The Detroit crowd watched a brutal contest with multiple holds and dramatic shifts as Kallio endured and finally outlasted Myers to keep the crown. Glen Wade defeated Germany Reese in a nineteen minute fall and George Gable beat Billy Hallas in the welterweight matchup.
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Gus Kallio
Bobby Myers
Musica Hall
Myers
Te Firs
Kallio
Gus
Bobby
Glen Wade
Germany Reese
Wade
Reese
War Eagle
George Gable
Billy Hallas
Gable
Washington Park Race Card Summary with Multiple Races
The card reports seven races at Washington Park with purses from 1 000 to 1 400 dollars for two to four year olds. Results list each race winner and places along with times and a long list of also rans and scratches, noting weather clear and track fast.
Bainbridge Race Day Opens With Eight Cheering Claims
In the first race a claiming six furlong purse of 800 sees Vega top a field that includes Thistle Gold and Dextrose with Secrecy and Bucephalus among others. Second race features Sun Dance and Billy K in a 6 furlong claiming event with Thundercall and Lena M also strong. Third race lists Nanny Carroll Finister and Waponoca in an 11-16 mile claiming card. Fourth race Sandy Hatch Determan headline a 6 furlong claiming contest. Fifth race Devonshire Torch Blue Darter lead a 1 mile and 70 yards event with Raw Smecker and Yachtsman also charting. Sixth and seventh races fill remaining 800 purses with Chief Tierney Foreman Try Me and related entries noted. Track conditions listed as clear with a fast surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue John
Erickson
Tombereaux
Shropsh’ E
Hernan Cortes
Ayraud
Fire Girl
Kwen Lun
Vladimir
Prince Atheling
West Park
Rose O
Anderson
Altavar
Helena King
Tabbycat
Lydia Mae
de Rumpus
Black Bird
Bunyora
Raincloud
Jaboulay
Sandy Man
Color Blind
Amilcar
Participate
Moby Dick
St. Matthews
Birdwood
Douglas
Jack Hawkeley
Hurstland
Seeussseesen
Na Unseen
Anita M
George Stack
Col
Seth
Micompanero
Eeek
Profiteer
Rideout
Patuxant
Jones
Shasta Belle
Jeb
Jap Lac
Tom Byrne
Laidley
Bill Cosgrave
Miss Chiniquy
Donna Santa
Brumfield
Vega
Savage
Landolt
Luther
Bucephalus
Pickerel
Garish
Iightie
Our Joan
Woollatt
Thundercall
Lena M
Longo
Rock Trap
Elfrieda G
Shanty McCart
Betty Browning
Lyon
Pennyrile
Robson
Ondora Cooper
Parachute
Lothario
Paddy Flaherty
Lorelei
Jack Fairman
Repay
Tufk
Monte Rosa
Fair Girl
Nanny Carroll
Carroll
Finister
Waponoca
Kellum
Jim Banda
Saucy Polly
Miss Lou
Charley Irwin
Sandy Hatch
Determan
Devonshire
Root
Taylor
Tierney
Bandolt
Foreman
Cooper
C. Evo JV
Midwestern
Caribe
Sargass
Master
Fowler
Will Bank
Pendgrass
the Squire
Smith
Swigert
Ric
Top Kick
R. Russell
Sam Pass
Wallis
Princess Margeret
Jane Williamson
Princess Isabel
Harold Ormont
Star Play
Nell B
Pandean
McEvely
Justina
Nellie Ae
Rose
Finnerty
Mazzie
Essie
Flora Levy
Rosette
Miss
Scraicht
Atoi
Cramer
Sandy Lady
Parmalee
Revolver
Meéyer
Lisoard
Hesitation
High Life
Eeenee
Villager
Maximus
Hilary
Uhen
Joe Lace
Lincoln Plant
Alien
Sun God Il
Hardy
Herade
Lucky Pay
Watchword
Stepailong
Marabou
Lounger
Ami
Safeweeper
Meriwick
Perfect Model
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Allen
Black Darling
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Little Chip
Joan Bruce
Ellyney
Wwts
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Charles D., Jr
Funar Igi
Lady Tryster
Reveille Boy
Union Wince
Bootsie Boo
Young-Worthington
Queen Towton
Orestes II
Maurice
Bunthorne
William Penn
Denny Cooney
Fair Justice
Rand Ass
Jane Rinehart
Fair Argument
Brunswick
Black Alice Ooenee
Red Grange
Prince Charles
Ulster
Jim Sanda
Star Falcon
Atila
Realty Cent
Imperator
Erin Go Bra
Big Stick
Opeeeersesooss
Fenman
Jim Crow
Dorothy Leeeeeeenee
Keehan Lee Enon
Jenn Dean
Fairmount Daghs
Naishapur
Ice
Karl Tel
Thistle Fyrn
A. Weil
Anna _ Beepuene
Seeerereseres
Scarlet
Webster Sagas
Ieeee
Beth Bolla
the Padre
Bob Eaenemenenenes
Starcrest
Slate
Mooney
Ducissa
McGinnis
Romano
Guarany
Gawronski
Goeland
Dandy
Seapen
the Detective
Lazibones
Sunswept
Auturn Fire
Rosita
Intense
Little Margie B
Honesty
Milestone
Hoi Polloi
Harper
Justinian
Mann
Kauri
Wee Baloo
Topsy
Storm Queen
Billycock
Clear Sky
MccCoy
Banton
Black Friar
Harvard
Vellas
Grief of
Spain
Deronda
Pondy
Romaand
Herologe
Rhyme and Reason
Lady Crest
Sunmeta
Mont Daisy
Sewanee
Murzim
Best Chance in Eight Races at Multiple Tracks
Race card summary lists entries at Churchill Downs Fairmount Bainbridge Belmont Washington Park with Best Chance noted on Fairy Maiden Anna Beall Queen Towton Raeburn Florida Gold and more. Multiple tracks present a dense slate of races with horses such as Hedgefence Seagram entry Son o Battle Noorene Tempter Flora Queen Towton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebuford Econd
Malcolm
Rem
Jamabian
Seagram
Son O’ Battle
Panuce
Mary McNeil
Lactarius
Imbros
Hedgefence
Billy Warren
King Charles
Fairmount Race Meet Results Span Six Events
Meager OCR readout lists six races at Fairmount with purses from 1000 to 1200 dollars. Highlights include Ultimate Vote and Nellie as top finishers in early sprints, Arch Queen and Facility in further legs, and追 Baritone and Little Chip among notable entrants. Weather clear and track fast.
Three-Eyvyye League Scores Mixed Across Cities
In the Three-Eyvye League Quincy beat Terre Haute 3 to 2 while Evansville edged Bloomington 6 to 1. Bloomington split with Peoria and Decatur 5 to 5, Danville won 3 in fourteen innings. Western League results show Penver 7 Pueblo 6. other games postponed by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Terre Haute
Evansville
Bloomington
Peoria
Decatur
Danville
Penver
Pueblo
Wolves Return To Cages As Fox Remains At Large
Waterbury Connecticut May 31 wolves freed by Decoration Day revelers were chased by five men in swim wear near Hamilton Park Zoo. One wolf was recaptured another returned on its own and the third is expected back. The red fox escape remains missing with no sighting since the chase.
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New York World News Service
Waterbury
Hamilton Park Zoo
Red Fox
Minneapolis Grain Market Report May 31 Flour and grain quotes
Minneapolis May 31 Flour 10 cents lower. Car load quotes for family patents at 6.15 to 6.26 per barrel of 98 pounds. Shipments 37,601 barrels. Wheat No 1 Northern 93% to 94% red durum 81 to 82 cents. Corn No 8 yellow 7 to 7.14 cents. Oats No 3 white 37.5 to 38.5 cents. Flax No 1 2.28 to 2.31 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Belmont Race Day Results Highlight Local Claiming Purses
Multiple races featured claiming and maiden events with two year olds and older horses. Notable finishes include Mabla holding a 2-5 odds win in the first race and Jean Valjean at 5-1/4-5 in the second race, while Le Bey and Sunny Saint claimed top spots in the third, fifth and sixth races amid scratches and disqualifications.
Bearcat Tennis Men Take Buckeye Title
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats swept the Buckeye Athletic Conference tennis championship in Athens by winning 6 to 0 over Ohio. Flax beat Lutz 6-4 6-1 and Huffman downed Burkholder 6-0 6-2. Oexman topped Mariott 6-0 6-3. Franz defeated Gardner 6-1 6-2. The doubles team Flax Franz beat Lutz Burkholder 7-5 6-2 while Huffman and Dexman defeated Mariott Gardner 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
University of Cincinnati
Buckeye Athletic Conference
Bob Cats
Cincinnati
Flax
Lutz
Huffman
Burkholder
Ohio
Capt. Oexman
Bearcats
Mariott
Franz
Gardner
Dexman
Mariott and
Thorncliffe Results with Placings and Scratches
Races list results and betting payouts for Thorncliffe track. Starcrest Jug of Gold Ducissa lead a field. several horses scratched. Second through seventh races detail purses, distances, times, and listed also rans and scratches.
Churchill Downs Race Results First Through Sixth
Race results from Churchill Downs list claiming and allowance races for three-year-olds and up plus two-year-old fillies. Notable runners include Golden Racket and Zadora Mey with varying purses and times, plus a maiden sprint showing several also rans and a 1 mile allowance featuring Silverdale and three-year-olds.
New York Livestock Prices and Receipts May 41
Cattle receipts 2060 steady with steers not quoted state bulls 7 8 10 cows 4 29 calves receipts 2710 steady milk fed medium to choice 11 50 to 11 0 50 culls and common 9 50 to 10 not medium to choice 9 50 to 10 lambs receipts 12 480 irregular medium 6 7 cows 3 3 50 springers 15 76 to 16 50 quality mix ma and commons 9 10 hogs steady 2 8 5 9 0 0 0 weight classes pigs 11 15 to 11 46 roughs 9 25
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New York
Stern League Scoring Showdown Across Hartford and New Haven
In the Stern League scoreboard Seika tallies five, while Hartford and New Haven register seven. Allentown posts four, Pittsfield three in the latest results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern League
Seika
Hartford
New Haven
Allentown
Pittsfield
Covington Board backs new $250000 Negro school site
The Covington Board of Education voted unanimously for a Greenup street site bounded by Saratoga and Ninth streets for a new 250000 dollar school for Negro children. It may require court action to condemn several parcels, with Rosenwald Foundation approval and funding expected for the purchase.
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Covington Board of Education
Greenup Street
Saratoga Street
Ninth Street
Opiy
Bain
Julius Rosenwald Foundation of
Chicago
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal Company
State School Commission
Franklin Circuit Court
John E. Shepard
Glenn O O. ‘Swing
Holmes High School
Washington
J. E. Morgan
Journal
The
National Educational Association
C. L. Hildreth
Highteenth
Holman Streets
City Commissioners Approve Park Hills Annexation Bid
The Covington city commissioners approved a resolution to annex Park Hills, submitted by a Park Hills resident. A draft ordinance will be drawn for voter approval, signaling a public debate over benefits like fire protection water and police services versus tax impact. Park Hills, with several hundred residents, is governed by Mayor Stanley Disque and town trustees.
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Park Hills
Covington
Donnelly
Dixie Highway
A. E
Stricklett
Ark Hills
Stanley Disque
Disque
Believes woman leaped from hospital window
Coroner Harry Donnelly ruled Mrs. Eva Joseph death by own action after a third floor window fall at Booth Hospital in Latonia. The 60 year old widow suffered a skull fracture and had been at the hospital since Wednesday amid illness and despondency. She was sister to Warren Elliston, Latonia banker, with another brother in the Williamstown undertaking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Donnelly
Eva Joseph
Glenn Avenue
Latonia
Booth Hospital
Donnelly
Warren Elliston
Williamstown
Y Campaign Workers Report Four Thousand On Day One
Two hundred Covington YMCA campaign workers announced a first day total of $4,901 toward a $150,000 goal at a luncheon on Madison Avenue and Pike Street. The event followed a holiday and featured speaker Charles P. Taft II of Cincinnati.
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Covington Y. M. C. A
Madison Avenue
Pike Street
Charles P. Taft II
Cincinnati
Covington Chamber Plans Monthly Public Meetings
The Covington Chamber of Commerce board announces monthly public meetings on the first Monday at 12:15 with a luncheon at the Chamber. The Kentucky Independent Oil Company sponsors the first gathering, while subsequent meetings will be sponsored by another company or corporation with a speaker provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky Independent Oil Company
Covington Turfman Robbed in Louisville Hotel Hold-up
Covington turfman Rome Respess Bree, a prominent breeder and stable owner, was robbed of 1400 in a hold-up in Room 203 of the Seelbach Hotel Louisville. A suitcase with a 300 golf set 110 cash and a 1606 tamend ring were found with Larry Dillon alias J XK detained with a search for further details.
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Covington
Rome Respess
Seelbach
Louisville
Gordon
Larry Dillon
J. XK
Garden party to aid religious education in NKY
Women’s Federation of Northern Kentucky Churches plans a garden party at First English Lutheran Church lawn 1007 Madison Ave Tuesday June 4 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Proceeds go to the Community Council of Religious Education. Mrs W C Dye leads with Mrs John Bauer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Federation of Northern Kentucky
First English Lutheran
Madison Avenue
Community Council of Religious Education
W. C. Dye
John Bauer
Covington Notes and Local Rail Inquiries
L Gregg a Nicholasville farmer filed a voluntary bankruptcy in federal court showing no assets and 13000 in liabilities. Mrs Viola Gregg also filed declaring assets 485 and liabilities 13543. Howard L Piercy of Covington filed a voluntary petition with debts of 2657 and household goods as only property. The Covington Council No 16 Junior Order Lodge held a large 160 candidate class at the new Home on Fourteenth Street and Madison Avenue, the largest in Covington history. Earl Lutes and Charles Ashcraft, both of Cincinnati, are held in Newport jail charged by federal authorities with transporting an automobile stolen from Monroe Ohio from Hamilton Kentucky to Ross Kentucky, after sheriff and deputy arrested them at Ross for alleged store breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
L Gregg
Nicholasville
Viola Gregg
Howard L. Piercy
East Sixteenth Street
Junior Order
Fourteenth Streeet
Madison Avenue
Earl Lutes
West Fourth Street
Charles Ashcraft
West Street
Cincinnati
Newport
Thomas Walsh
Monroe
Hamilton
Ross
Jake Roll
George Gagle
Campbell County
Memorial Services by United Daughters of the Confederacy
The United Daughters of the Confederacy announce memorial services tomorrow at 3 PM at Linden Grove Cemetery. The event honors Confederate veterans with public observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Linden Grove Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Adam R Bright 21 press helper and in Cummings 21 both of Spring ie John R Maddox 28 railroad detective Cincinnati and Myrtle A Hazel 23 St Louis Mo William Stansberry 28 manager Waynes ville O and Edna Botts 23 Lebanon O Walter B Tedford 21 splicer Madison ville O Marie Anna Tepe 18 Covington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam R. Bright
Cummings
Springie
John R. Maddox
Cincinnati
Myrtle A. Hazel
St. Louis
William Stansberry
Waynesville
Edna Botts
Lebanon
Walter B. Tedford
Splicer
Madisonville
Marie Anna Tepe
Covington
Kenton Circuit Court Seeks Promissory Note Recoveries
Latonia Building Association No 2 sues William W and Catherine Kemper for 4623 and George J and Grace Mae Huebner for 8223 over promissory notes charging cruelty. Mayme B Fisher seeks absolute divorce from Edwin J Fisher and restoration of maiden name Poole. Edna E Parrish granted divorce from Whilas Parrish with restoration of maiden name Jones.
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Kenton Circuit Court
Latonia Building Association No. 2
William W
Catherine Kemper
George J
Grace Mae Huebner
Mayme B Fisher
Edwin J. Fisher
Mayme B. Poole
Edna E. Parrish
Newport award incinerator bid to Jones Incinerator Co
Bellevue city council awarded the Mill Bottoms incinerator project to Jones Incinerator Co of St Louis for 21900. Four firms competed. Work will begin soon. The two unit system mirrors recent setups in St Bernard and Norwood.
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Bellevue
Mill Bottoms
Jones Incinerator Company
St. Louis
St. Bernard
Norwood
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Secretary of State List
Ohio filings show new corporate starts across cities including Cincinnati Cleveland and Toledo. Companies include Fulmer Manufacturing Edgemont Gardens Ohio Progress Magazine Selma Realty Jesse Miller Medicine Fur Enterprise Library Parking and Garage France Securities Hall Securities Leshner Milders William C Shafer Flow Dairy and more with diverse capitalization and officers.
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Ohio
Columbus
Secretary of State
Fulmer Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
C. Allen Fulmer
Ashley F. Ward
J. W. Matthews
Edgemont Gardens
R. F. Williams
L G. Stirgwolt
S. P. Ballmer
Ohio Progress Magazine, Inc
H.G. Wakefield
William F. Murphy
Kenneth Wakefield
Selma Realty Company
Hugh Huntington
Anna Louise Hyde
Edward D. Howard
Jesse Miller Medicine Company
Jesse Miller
Harry Wellnitz
Lindsey King
the Fur Enterprise Company
Ray R. Flint
W. C. Gage
E. F. Taylor
Library Parking and Garage Company
Harry Leshner, Jr
Ray Milders
A. Fiehrer
Wiliam C C. Shafer, Inc
Hamilton
W . Shafer
E. J. Shafer
Vintger Products, Inc
Henry Wieceke
Carl Frechtling
Walton S. Bowers
Superior Seventieth Realty Company
Cleveland
Roscoe M. Ewing
W. L. Heasley
Fixel Chemical Company
Beachwood
Sidney N. Weitz
Peter E. Klein
Leon Kahn
Lentz Motor Sales, Inc
Bridgeport
J. J. Lentz
George S. Lentz
I. B. Lentz
N Flow Dairy Company
Girard
Philip Altman
Stn J. Skica
Mary Skica
Im ‘Avatines, Inc
Elyria
Jim A Sree
aKtherine G. Cee
R. van Rice
Detroit taxi owner charged in hotel shooting case
Dominick Fero 32 and his wife Margaret 28 had arraignments on charges of shooting and wounding with intent to kill and vagrancy. Fero faces serious wounding of James Laura 38 in a Glenn Hotel room incident. Laura remains at Speers Hospital in serious condition.
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Dominick Fero
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Fero
Theodore Bertelsman
Fero
James Laura
Philadelphia
Glenn Hotel
Laura
Speers Hospital
Newport
Suspect Bitten Detective Faces Fines and Jail Terms
Dallas Estes, 30, 19 East Second Street, bit Detective James Fuller on the cheek during arrest at Newport police HQ and was fined 50 dollars plus costs after arraignment before Judge Theodore Bertelsman yesterday. Estes blamed drinking and claimed unawareness of actions.
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Sleuth
Dallas Estes
East Second Street
James Fuller
John Phistner
Newport
Theodore Bertelsman
Estes
Laura Kluth
Norfolk
William Sauerbeck
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Sauerbeck
Grant Abrams
Chestnut Street
Stella Abrams
John Bradford
Broadway
West Fourth Street
Harry Derrick
Edward Galloway
East Pearl Street
John Bass
Charles Clay
Funeral services for Vera Dorothy Noyes
Miss Vera Dorothy Noyes age 28? 1038 Orchard Street died after an appendicitis operation at Speers Hospital. Services set for Monday afternoon at First Baptist Church Eighth and Work with Rev. Samuel P. Martin presiding. Noyes was active in church work and a Junior B.M.P.U. member.
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Vera Dorothy Noyes
Orchard Street
Speers Hospital
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Work Streets
Samuel P. Martin
Miss Noyes
Charles Noyes
Clerks Plan Newport Card Party Social
Postoffice clerks from Port, Bellevue, Dayton, and Flomnas will host a card party and social at Columbus Hall, 24 East Third Street, Newport, next Friday night. Proceeds fund a delegate to the Newport Post Office Clerks Branch No 352 for the national convention in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Clerks
Port
Bellevue
Dayton
Omas
Imaterita of Columbus
East Third Street
Newport
Newport Post Office
New York
Reuscher Announces Candidacy for Newport Police Judge
Louis Reuscher announces his bid for Newport Police Judge. He previously served as Assistant City Solicitor under Mayor Livingston and as a Deputy Circuit Court Clerk. He studied at the YMCA Law School in Cincinnati and was admitted to practice in March 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Louis Reuscher
Livingston
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Cincinnati
Salvation Army Tag Day Planned in Dayton and Bellevue
The Salvation Army of Covington will conduct a tag day in Dayton and Bellevue today. Permission for the event was obtained yesterday from Clem A. Weithorn and Conrad Wissel, mayors of the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army of
Covington
Dayton
Bellevue
Army
Clem A. Weithorn
Conrad Wissel
Property Transfers in Newport and Bellevue Listings
A sequence of real estate transfers is reported across Newport Bellevue Fort Thomas and adjacent areas. Names include Charles Radley Margaret Radley Anna Dennis W Dennis Carl Hil Nellie Hil Arthur Feldhaus Dorothy Feldhaus Sylvian Feldhaus Ben Chasanov Ida Chasanov Charles Wagner Louise Wagner Grace Sargent Louise Went Elma Reker Edward Reker Lee Wright Lavergne Diemar Robert Entweiler Anthonetta Entweiler Helen Balzhiser and others. Parcels are located on Sixth Avenue Fifteenth Street Alexandria Pike Altamont Court Root subdivision Taylor Avenue Moss and Bellevue streets and related areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Margaret Radley
J Jr
Helen Fassler
Ft. Thomas
Anna
W. R. Dennis
Carl
Nellie Hil
Alexandria Pike
Arthur, Jr
Dorothy Feldhaus
Tee Halderman
Altamont
Fragmented 1920s Pairings Prompt Local Notices
OCR fragment lists numerous names with ages and occupations across multiple Ohio cities including Covington Cincinnati Bellevue Marion Lima Hamilton Columbus Newport Toledo. The garbled text appears to be a union or public notice style roster of individuals with ages and jobs, lacking coherent event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Morgan
Katherine Ludwig
Charles E. Cornelius
Cincinnati
Clara B. Allmoslechner
Bellevue Otis
Hamilton
O. Graham
Mildred Reon
Columbus
O. Oe
Katherian An Rees
Newport
Phoburn Young
Edna Buckt
Toledo
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Ywood
Lockheed A
Ae Seeerrtnerewe
Sealine Airplane
Ghat Io
Reuscher
Salvation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!