Covington and Newport Mayor Attacks Saloon License Issuance
Mayor Craig charged that Joseph Mossbacher did not verify signers for a saloon license petition and urged Covington Council to reconsider granting the license. He cited nonresidents and nonowners among signers and referred the matter to the License Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Mossbacher
Covington
Craig
Committee On
Board of Council
William Strottman
Strottman
Covington Briefs Highlight Local Actions and Events
Covington reports include a City Hall baseball game slated with an Internal Revenue Office team at Wiedemann Park on Friday. Amended articles raise W I Frazier Company capital from 25000 to 40000 dollars with county filing. Laura Lytle wed August Schlickmann at St Patrick's Church with Father Cusack officiating. Police seek Bud Marin after a cutting affray on Eighth and Washington. Jerry Tolbert injured. IRS May receipts total 252891.83 including beer spirits and tobacco. Building permits issued for additions at West Fourth Street and Craig Street, plus remodel for Edward Reed’s Covington visit. Reverend Charles A Marshall called to St John’s Episcopal Church parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Internal Revenue Office
Wiedemann
W.I. Frazier Company
John C. B. Yates
Laura
George Lytle
Covington
August Schlickmann
Father Cusack
St. Patrick’s Church
Schlickmann
Eighth
Washington
Bud’’ Marin
Jerry Tolbert
Tolbert
Maurice L. Galvin
W.S. Gould
M. J. O’hara
West Fourth Street
John Schuessler
Craig Street
Joseph Bridges
Edward Reed
New York
Reed
Charles ©. A. Marshall
Shepherdstown
W. Va
St. John's Episcopal Church
Covngton
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Endorsed
The Well Informed world favors a simple, pleasant laxative known for value and gentle prompt action. The California Fig Syrup Co promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as an ethical, wholesome remedy for family use. Price fifty cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Pugh Faction Scores in District 80 Democratic Meeting
The Eightieth Legislative District Democratic Executive Committee met in Latonia and elected John Hall as Chairman and L. L. Manson as Secretary after a dispute with Pugh opponents. Opponents claim illegality due to prior organizing in Independence with Hudson and Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eightieth Legislative District
Woest’s Garden
Latonia
John Hall
L. L. Manson
Joseph Pugh
Pugh
Independence
M. Hudson
E. A. Rouse
Hudson
Rouse
Hall
Manson
William Collopy
Lexington
Eighty-first
Eighty-second
Pitter
Democratic Party
Covington High Names 30 Graduates for June Exercises
Covington Public Schools announces the 30 graduates of Covington High School. Class work and exams are finished with graduation set for June 9 at the Covington Library Auditorium and class day on June 8 in the High School Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Sluss
Covington Public Schools
Covington High School
Covington Library
Arthur Alfred
James Carpenter
Lewis Colbert
James Ellis
Paul Gainey
Earl Griffith
Lester Hickok
Randolph Hood
Joseph Miller
Joseph Pugh
William Theissing
Eugene Wallingford
Audrey Highton
Leslie Johnson
Thomas Shine
Josephine Dahlenberg
Kate Fairo
Carrie Griffith
Lutie Keckley
Allison Kincheloe
Grace Morgan
Eddie Parks
Virginia Ranshaw
Ethel Read
Nell Rowlett
Nina Scales
Luella Shaffer
Finella Smith
Margaret Young
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Storey Beckoned Neighbor In Distress
Mrs. Mary Storey 46 of 27 Elm Street Ludlow died Sunday after suddenly growing ill. She beckoned neighbor Mrs. Jacob Arna to enter. Mrs. Storey became speechless and died in the afternoon. Services Thursday at St. Mary's Cathedral. Interment in Mother of God Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Storey
Elm
Ludlow
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mother of God
Kenton Court Notes Round Up Local Cases
Albert Meyer by his next friend Rudolph Meyer sues Edward Flottman for 1000 dollars for injuries claimed from an assault. The will of Elizabeth Gier probate shows bequests of 500 for masses 5 to Lena Gier and remainder to Edward and Frank with Frank Birrup named executor. Newport men Watson and Hammer bound over for shell game. Bond 1000. John Smith fined 50 and jailed 15 days for carrying concealed weapons. Wagner highway robbery case continued. Baird & Miller sue Lovell & Buffington Tobacco for 358.40 and to enforce a mechanics lien on a Scott street building. The smallest suit filed is T B Stephens v John P Noonan for 1.25 after 2 paid of 3.25. Kenton Grand Jury meets today to probe Western Commission Company alleged odolroom at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Meyer
Rudolph Meyer
Edward Flottman
Elizabeth Gier
Lena Gier
Edward
Frank
Frank Birrup
Charles Watson
Henry Hammer
Newport
Lexington
H. P. Stephens
John Smith
Hammer
Watson
John Wagner
Read
Cc. A. Baird
Grant Miller
Baird & Miller
Lovell & Buffington Tobacco Company
Scott Street
Kenton County
T. B Stephens
John P. Noonan
Stephens
Kenton Grand Jury
Commonwealth
Leslie T. Applegate
Western Commission Company
Odolroom
White House
Tenant Sues Landlord Over Lease Refusal
A. J. Lansdowne sues H. H. Rieh mann and Felicia Roussellott in the Kenton Circuit for 4500 dollars damages. He alleges the defendants refused to renew the lease on Fifth and Scott streets and blocked a saloon license by withholding owner consent as required by city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lansdowne
H. H. Riehmann
Felicia Roussellott
Kenton
Fifth and
Scott Streets
Lansdowne
Great Large Perch Displayed by Deputy Clerk
Deputy County Clerk James Buick showed a fifteen pound perch said to be caught near Caldwell Kentucky. He donated the fish to a club he belongs to and it will be served to members tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buick
Blick
Caldwell
Transfers On Woodburn Avenue and Eleventh Street Properties
Eugene and Elizabeth Sayers transfer feet in Woodburn avenue to Ellen for 2650 dollars. Anna and Minnie Dommien buy 25 by 100 feet. Carrie Ford Trimble sells to Anna M. Schuler 47 by 190 feet on Eleventh street. Alice and Charles Phillips sell one half interest in Lot 48 in A. L. Greer's Homestead addition to Kate Dolan for 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Elizabeth Sayers
Ellen
Woodburn Avenue
Anna
Minnie Dommien
Carrie- Ford Trimble
Anna M. Schuler
Eleventh Street
Alice
Charles Phillips
Kate Dolan
A. L. Greer
Names and Residences Listed for Local Figures
George W Brown of Van Wert Ohio Bessie Schoopf also of Van Wert Ohio Valentine Farring Newport Kentucky Gertrude Hilge Newport Be Pebenstarne Frank Voutine Cincinnati Ohio Charlotte meee Cincinnati Ohio 32 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brown
van Wert
Bessie Schoopf
Valentine Farring
Newport
Gertrude Hilge
Pebenstarne
Frank Voutine
Cincinnati
Grand jury to probe dog fights near Newport
The June Newport Circuit Court grand jury was impaneled under Judge Yungblut who ordered an investigation into rumors of dog fights on the Licking pike behind Newport. He noted past abatement of an Alexandria pike poolroom and urged Sheriff deputies to verify any dog fighting occurrences. The panel includes William Johnson, J M Jervis, Henry Kolbe, Henry Rahnstaler, H J Newhouse, John T Miller, J J Seiver, J F Bandle, James M Kavanaugh, L C Winter, Joseph Sauer, and Oscar Reimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Circuit Court
Yungblut
Licking Pike
Newport
Alexandria Pike
Jai
William Johnson
Fooréman
J. M. Jervis
Henry Kolbe
Henry Rosenthaler
H. J
Newport Board Bids For School Repairs And Improvements
The Newport Board of Education opened bids for annual repairs and improvements across city schools including paint, coal supply, electrical work at the high school, cement work, and iron fencing at the York Street building. The Building Committee will award contracts. Superintendent Regenstein said preparations for commencement and final examinations next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Education
York Street
Regenstein
Democrat Named Deputy by Republican Sheriff
Sheriff Nagel chose Richard N. Davis former City Weigher and Market Master as deputy to succeed Charles Davis who resigned. Despite expectations the appointee is a Democrat. Davis retires after seven years as court deputy, including one term under ex Sheriff Reidel and three years under Nagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagel
Richard N. Davis
Charles Davis
Davis
Dan Reidel
Hold Bridge Election Keeps Covington Newport Board GOP
Republicans of Covington and Newport control the Newport and Covington Bridge Company for another year. Mayor Craig missed the vote, while Newport Mayor Krieger cast Newport stock for John Roth and Harry Owne and Covington directors. The board will be all Republicans with Roth as President Balme as Secretary and Treasurer. Collectors named Edward Jones and Jacob Brown, with William Heckman as bridge policeman. Court of Appeals ruled single-city stock elections legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington and Newport
Newport and Covington Bridge Company
Craig
City of
Covington
Messrs
Joseph Ruh
James Nolan
Fred Macke
Krieger
Newport
John Roth
Harry Owne
George Balme
Peter Spahn
al Heckman
Edward Booth
William Heckman
Jacob Brown
Edward Jones
William Sheehan
Court of Appeals
Night Detective Arrests Woman On Complaint Of Employer
Mary Vain was arrested by Night Detective Morton and Patrolman Pryor on a theft complaint by Walter McBee of East Fourth Street. A silver coffee urn was alleged stolen. the item was returned and she was released without prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Pryor
Mary Vain
Walter McBee
East Fourth Street
McBee
Campbell County Fiscal Court
Alexandria
Athenian Society of Coldsprings
Alexandria Society
Coldsprings
Victor Williams
Campbell County Courts Deal With Receivership And Damages
In Campbell County courts F. K. Ransom asked that receiver S. E. Anderson take possession of property including the hotel power house and that it be sold to pay creditors. Frank Besse’s damage suit vs South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company was sent back for retrial after a Court of Appeals mandate. a $500 verdict for the plaintiff was recorded in circuit court. C. A. Rawlings and wife won an order of sale of Vine Street property in Dayton with proceeds to be divided. James C. Wright, trustee of Dean Gas Engine and Foundry in Newport, reported profitable operations for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass Inn Company
F. K. Ransom
Circuit Court
S. E. Anderson
Frank Besse
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Court of Appeals
C. A. Rawlings
J. B. Culbertson
Yungblut
Vine Street
Dayton
James C. Wright
Dean Gas Engine and Foundry Company
Newport
Dayton Council Seeks Bids For Main McKinney Vine Sewers
In Dayton, three contractors submitted bids for sewer work on Main, McKinney and Vine streets during a council meeting with only four members present, so no action was taken. The Board of Supervisors reported property returned by assessors at $2,371,456, below the board’s $2,401,240 tally, up $29,784 from prior years. The City Treasurer announced a total balance of $10,786 across all funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Main
McKinney
Vine
Board of Supervisors
Property Transfers Noted Along Alexandria Pike and City Lots
Public records show transfer of parcel on east side of Alexandria Pike east of Willow Avenue from John Lipenscheit to J Whitehead. Another transfer moves part of Lot 28 at Houston and Taylor intersection in Taylor subdivision to George P Wood by Sarah M Harker. A third deed lists W Helm to Virginia Talbott for tract 63 feet from Mt Pleasant and Forest intersection in Highlands area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lipenscheit
J. Whitehead
Alexandria ‘Pike
Willow Avenue
Sarah M. Harker
George P. Wood
Houston
Taylor
Ean Blade
Supreme Court Expands Extradition Case Involving Pierce
The Supreme Court affirmed that H. Clay Pierce of Waters-Pierce Oil Company may be extradited to Texas on a perjury charge tied to claiming no conspiracy in restraint of trade. The ruling cites indictment standards and warns against excessive state-law review in habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
United States Circuit Court
Waters- Pierce Company
Standard Oil Company
Pierce
St. Louis
Justice Moody
Pierce Extradition Case Moves Toward Texas Court
Henry Clay Pierce, chair of Waters-Pierce Oil, now in New York as US Supreme Court affirms lower court in extradition matter. Pierce faces indictment for false swearing and potential steps depend on the court’s wording. Attorney Henry S. Priest declines to comment on grounds or next moves until the decision is read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Henry Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
United States Supreme Court
Texas
New York
Henry S. Priest
Pierce
Washington Dispatch
Supreme Court
Attorney Priest
Pierce in New York after Supreme Court ruling
It was stated at H. Clay Pierce's office in New York that Mr. Pierce is in the city but no statement on his intentions could be obtained. He may announce plans later regarding the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. Clay Pierce
Pierce
Supreme Court
Supreme Court decides three copyright cases including Bobbs Merrill ruling
The United States Supreme Court, led by Justice Day, rendered three important copyright decisions. The Bobbs Merrill Company versus R H Macy and Isador and N Straus favored Macy and Co noting that retail sale below publisher price is not infringement. The case centered on publishers fixing resale prices and rights to control sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scribner's Sons
Or & Nathan Straus
R. H. Macy & Co
New York
Scribners
American Publishers’ Association
Macy & Co
Publishers’ Association
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Globe Newspaper Company
Boston
George H. Walker & Co
Globe
Electric Railways of
Massachusetts
Walker
United States Circuit Court For
District of Massachusetts
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Oday
Justice Day
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Isador and N. Straus
Bobbs-Merrill
House of Macy
Circuit Court of the United States
District of New York
Saimé
Salem M. E. Church Jubilee Celebrates 60 Years
Newport congregation marks its sixtieth anniversary with a four day jubilee starting June 11. The cantata Cross and Crown features 75 voices, a homecoming Friday with former pastors, Old Folks Day Sunday, and Prof. Hertzler of Berea College as the closing speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem M. E
Newport
Prof
Hertzler
Berea College
Newport Council Action on Municipal Gas Company Franchise
The Light Committee took up the resolution authorizing the City Solicitor to sue the Municipal Gas Company for alleged franchise violations in meter connection and meter rent and ordered it filed. The Public Buildings Committee discussed building a patrol and workhouse with plans submitted and bids to be sought soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Municipal Gas Company
Catholic Church Wins Suit In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the Roman Catholic Church in Porto Rico may exercise complete ownership of church buildings in Ponce. The city of Ponce had argued the structures were municipally owned, but the lower Porto Rico court and the U S Supreme Court upheld the church’s claim. Chief Justice Fuller authored the opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ponce
Porto Rico
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of
Fuller
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Utah Lender in Water Pollution Case
The Western Loan and Savings Company of Utah won against the Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Company. The case centered on ore reduction pollution from a Butte smelter contaminating Silver Bow Creek below the mine, damaging land and water use. Justice Day delivered the opinion reversing a Montana circuit court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Loan and Saving Company
Utah
Butté and Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Supreme Court of the United State
Silver Bow Creek
Deer Lodge County
Butte
Patent injunction scope in paper bag case favors Massachusetts firm
The U S Supreme Court held that infringement can be enjoined even if the patent holder has not himself used the invention. Continental Paper Bag Co of Maine challenged Eastern Paper Bag Co of Massachusetts over a bag making machine. Justice McKenna announced the ruling, affirming prior appellate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental Paper Bag Company
Maine
Eastern Paper Bag Company
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit Court
Eastern Company
Continental Company
Eastern
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
First Circuit
Supreme Court
McKenna
Reversal Hoped In Government Tax Case
Washington June 1 Attorney General Bonaparte urged a writ of certiorari in United States vs Isaac Stephenson and others executors of Daniel Wells estate. The case centers on the legacy tax provision of the war revenue act of 1898 and seeks to overturn Eidman v Tilghman which the court ruled against the government. The Stephenson case aims to reopen the question hoping for a court reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Bonaparte
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Daniel Wells
Moody
Stephenson
Supreme Court Adjourns Until October 12
The United States Supreme Court ended its current term today and will not reconvene until October 12. The announcement, filed from Washington, notes the court's recess extends through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Social and Personal Weddings and Notices Dominate Local Life
Miss Margaret Hildreth of Herkimer marries James Bradford Laws in a quiet home ceremony. Sophie Joseph of Avon dale wed William Jacob Shrader, with music by Floridia and a lace gown. Florence Wolf’s engagement to Arthur Joseph is announced. The Woman's Club held its annual meeting with new directors. Bertha Kohn married Michael Alexander in Walnut Hills. A bridal party parade and Derby preparations highlight local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hildreth
Hildreth
Herkimer, N
James Bradford Laws
Harry L. Laws
Reading Road
Vernonville
Mr. Laws
Stuart B. Sutphin
Sophie Joseph
Joseph Joseph
Alaska Avenue
Avondale
William Jacob Shroder
Jacob Shrader
David Philipson
Miss Joseph
Signor Floridia
The
College of Music
Joseph
Eli Joseph
Killarney
Mrs. Shrader
William Wolf
Chicago
Florence
Arthur Joseph
Miss. Wolf
Woman's Club
Mercantile Library
McLean Blair
Charles Mendenhall
Samuel Hunt
Andrew Miller
Alice Laws
W. B. Ebersole
Bechtel
Robert Hosea
Blair
John Withrow
Mary Gallagher
Fces
David Kohn
Melrose Avenue
Walnut Hills
Bertha Kohn
Michael Alexander
Louis Grossmann
Miss Kohn
Ferns
R. Alexander
Ida Alexander
Lillian Alexander
David Alexander
Ben Alexander
Isadore Alexander
Louisville, Ky
A. Amberg
Simon Meyer
Sylvia Meyer
St. Louis
Louis Amberg
New York
Henry Cohn
A. Bloom
Wedding of Bodemer and Blistain Celebrated in Lafayette
The wedding of Alvin Bodemer of this city to Miss Erna Blistain of Lafayette Ind occurred at the bride's parents home in Lafayette yesterday. The Rev L Paul Faude officiated. Cincinnati guests included Mrs Otto Creutz matron of honor and Arno A Dorst best man. Eleven graduates from H Thane Miller School Avondale were honored at a separate event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Stewart
Highland Place
Avondale
Blanche Scarlett
Edward Casey Phelps
Miss Scarlett
Nell Hegewald
Margaret Hegewald
Louise Burt
Carrille McCormick
Louise Rodman
Eda Shull
Virginia Gooch
Lenore Gooch
Jane Martin
Virginia Martin
Alice Bates
Paul Stevens
Pauline Shunk
Roland Hazen
Brentwood
L. I
Perkins
Edna Kinsey
Miss Maxwell
Miss Howell
George Allison
Ralph Caldwell
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Louis Martin
Charles Dechant
Otto P. Geier
Milton Sayler
Froome. Morris
Ida Loevenhart
Harry
A. Posner
Cleveland
Clara Loevenhart
Barclay
Mielziner
Corinne Loevenhart
Ike’ Younker
Des Moines
Loevenhart
Corinne Loewenhart
West
Alvin Bodemer
Erna Blistain
Lafayette
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
L. Paul Faude
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bodemer
Frank Wiehe
George H. Bohrer
Local residents set for travels in Europe and the U S
A long list of Cincinnati area residents heads for domestic and international trips. Many plan summer travels from Chicago to Spokane to Holland and England, with medical conventions in Chicago and numerous family departures noted.
Social notes from Covington and surrounding areas
Mrs Edward Galatti of Covington hosted a luncheon for Virginia Lovell Hodge and Fanny Lovell before their Germantown departure. Numerous guests from Covington Louisville Paris and Newport attended family and social gatherings through Kentucky. Engagement announced for Hazel Dillon to Walter Henshall with wedding set for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Galatti
Covington
Virginia Lovell Hodge
Fanny Lovell
Germantown
Rachel Graves
Louisville
Charles Reynolds
Anna Hastings
W. W. Hinton
Paris
Hall Dean
Richmond
Marshall Hill
Pearce Grant
Elizabeth
Montclair
N. J
Edmond Grant
Shelly Arms
Floss Gooder
Aleene Brown
Newport
J. M. Kennedy, Sr
Denver
Tut Burnam
Irving Halsey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lee Mannen
Mammoth Cave
Louise Maddux
Nees
Sara Ernst
Beatrice and
Mildred Shillito
Gest
Kathleen Kinney
Mary Wilby
Anna Louise Irwin
Margaret Rowe
Mary Louise Burton
Joe Kinney
Philip Hinkle
Harold Eustis
Lawrence Minor
Sidney Whalen
J. J. Rowe
W. H. Nichols
John B. Taylor
Martinsville
Ind
Abner Harris
Bettie Saunders
Victor Price
Jeannette Bliss
Fosters, O
Sunny
Edward Robbins
Kenton, Ky
Joseph M. Spining
Lucile
William Turner
Edward Crow
Altamont
Ft. Thomas
Hawkins
Bailie Morridge
Bruce
Schoolfield
Jones
Melbourne
Mary Andrews
Card Club
Josephine Simrall
Wellesley College
Greason
N. G. Morris
Fritz Cochran
Dallas
Tex
Clifford Walker
Sherwood Renominated in Ninth Ohio District Conventions
Democrats in the Ninth Ohio District held dual conventions over a party split. Congressman Sherwood was renominated by both factions. Regulars backed D A Powers and Dr Watts for Denver delegates, bolters chose Frank Niles and Charles Gerding, with both groups pledging support for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Sherwood
Congress
D. A. Powers
Dr. Watts
Denver
Frank Niles
Charles Gerding
Bryan
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Market House
H. B
Edward Street
Knights of St. George
Seventh Street Market House
Main Street
Ninth
Pike Streets
Ferry
Boyer and
Lavasser Places
W. S. Gould
Harry Jobert
Sealer
Ganger
George Herrlein
Schuler
John Kleymann
Secretary of the Water Works
Covington Briefs
Nameaenee
Harry OH. Streiker
Urbana
Q Awe
Maud M. Knuil
Harry’ Rolfsen
Peeedeve
Minnie Loetz
Ates
Bernard Korte
Mary Manning
SALT
Incinnati
Wwe
Friends OF
State Committee
Kenton Court Notes
Covington Real Estate
Will Rok Sheriff
Board
Newport News
Campbell County Courts
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H Glay Pierce
Supreme Court of United States
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Supreme. Court
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St. Paul, Minn
Theodora
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Cathedral of
St. Paul
Gamma Sigma Fraternity
Ralph Cummings
Evans Place
Clifton
Cincinnati University
Walter Todd
Charles Taylor
Technical School
Cortland Dalton
Ohio Military Institute
Mrs. Ford Jacob
Hutchins Avenue
Harold
Rachel Butler
Church of New Jerusalem
Edith Julian
Josephine Taylor
Marian Thompson
Ella Puchta
Dorothy Conrey
Jeannette Greenwald
Huldah Albrecht
Laura Spear
Kate Magnus
Alice Weakley
Effie Piland
H. Thane Miller School
John Ewing Woods
Auburndale
Mt. Auburn
Pittsburgh
J. C. Danziger
Henry Keifer
Holland
Germany
France
England
John W. Warrington
Florence Warington
East Walnut Hills
Alexander Reed
Julia W. Carpenter
Lily F. Carpenter
Park Avenue
Max Danziger
Edna
Spokane
Wash
E. R. Blaine
James Bottsford
Youngstown
Anna Blaine
Kenox Place
John Payne
Helen Payne
Nashville
Tenn
Marjorie Rawson
East
David Wolfstein
Rosalie M. Hollingshead
Murdock
Bogart Avenue
Elizabeth Campbell
Frances M. Hollingshead
Ruth Harrison
Grandin Yoad
Hot Springs
Virginia
Glendenning Groesbeck
Howardsville
Cora M. Brewster
Hanover
Hanover College
Alma
Helen Joseph
Kentucky Society
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