Montreal Horse Racing Card Quiet but Competitive
The program lists six races with mutuel payouts for top horses such as Blackburn Amiss Thorny Way Runnyven Es carpolette Mallowmot Lucky Pearl Helen Atkin Sayona The Desert Attor ney Muir Poacher Hank O Day Chick Barkley Capitaina Will Soon Philistine and Carson plus several scratches including Col onel Lit Gas Mask Musito Transfer Hassan Sem per Stalwart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
AL Amiss
Assyrian Queen
Thorny Way
War Tank
Roselyon
Runnyven
Escarpolette
Colonel Lit
Gas Mask
Musito
Transfer Hassan
Mallowmot
Lucky Pearl
Helen Atkin
Sylvano
Sayona
The
Desert
Attorney Muir
Hank O'Day
Chick Barkley
Ben Hampson
Capitaina
Carson
Will Soon
Philistine
Semper Stalwart
Race card summary with horses and bettors
Race card lists entries by race with horses such as Race-VYoormel Mythology George Race-Salvatelli Rock Silk Old Third Race-Ben Hampson Weinland Cork Fourth Race-Sedan Smart Money Back Bay One Rate-Soldat de Verdun Master Bill Sixth Race-Peerless One Wood Thrush Mather Seventh Race-Charles Francis Solid Rock Will Do Best Chance-PEERLESS ONE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockatrie
Crewmey
Marguerite Dixon
Dora “Voormel Henne
Canada
Leinster
Weinland
Osusa
Semper Stalwart
Captain Hodge
Ben Hampson
Nrose
Peeeare
Fort Bliss
Scce
Romeo Atteeneae
Midnight Sun
Soldat
WS Wood Hs
Will de
Charles Francis
Phil T
Manokin
Awnee
Kalid Mock
Vyoormel
Mythology
George Born
Salvatelli
Rock Silk
Cork
Sedan
Smart Money
Back Bay
Soldat de Verdun
Master Bill
Olly
Peerless One
Wood Thrush
Mather
Solid Rock
Will Do
Wilson Signs Bill Allowing U S Olympic Participation
New York on June 4 officials announced President Wilson signed the bill permitting American athletic competition in the Antwerp Olympics this summer. Gustavus T. Kirby, president of the American Olympic Committee, said the 1920 team will be the best and most representative ever and that government recognition marks a milestone in global sport development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Antwerp
Belgium
Gustavus T. Kirby
American Olympic Committee
Getaway Day Highlights at Ohio State Handicap Tournament
Rain dampened attendance as competitors faced showers. O. F. Deal of Canton won the Ohio State Handicap with 9 from 19 yards, while H. & Sullivan took runner up at 21 yards with 92. Woolfolk Henderson of Lexington broke 94 from 22 yards, though ineligible for the trophy. Highs included 100 targets with Bonser and Harlow at 97, and Fred Harlow leading 400 targets with 389. Cumberland led professionals on 479 with Jones and Duncan at 469 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Deal
Canton
H. &. Sullivan
Woolfolk Henderson
Lexington
H. R. Bonser
Fred Harlow
George Miller
H. Ll. Sullivan
W. S. Morton
B. Lewis
Newark
J. E. Cain
Dayton
L. W. Cumberland
Jones
H. L. Sullivan
Charlebelle Wins Oaks at Epsom in 5000 Sovereigns
Charlebelle owned by A P Cunliffe won the Oaks Stakes at Epsom worth 5000 sovereigns. Cinna owned by Sir R W B Jardine finished second and Roselet of Sir FE Hulton was third as seventeen horses contested the classic for three-year-old fillies over about one mile and a half. King George and Queen Mary attended the event, second in prominence to the Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charlebelle
A. P. Cunliffe
Epsom
R. W. B. Jardine
Sir FE. Hulton
King George
Queen Mary
Track meet and Amateur Day postponed to June 12
Heavy rains flooded the gym and baseball field forcing postponement of the junior track meet and Amateur Day. Telegrams were sent to all out-of-town contestants notifying them of the date change.
Britain pays Argentina debt under clever swap deal
Buenos Aires June 4 The British government agrees to pay 50 million dollars owed by Argentina to U S bankers. The deal is framed as friendship but bankers view it as Britain covering Argentina's debt while Britain gains leverage in the regional financial balance. The arrangement includes renewing half the loan and later extinguishing Britain’s own debt to Argentina via payments in London on interest and a cereals credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Argentina
United States
Great Britain
London
la Epoca
Britain
America
Salaberry
Whisky smugglers warned as Lake Erie to be watched
Prohibition agent Fred Counts says prohibition and customs officers will monitor Lake Erie ports from Conneaut to Toledo this summer. They may board any lake craft at unexpected times and search thoroughly. boats found with liquor aboard will be confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Canada
Lake Erie
Prohibition and Customs
Fred Counts
Prohibition
Conneaut
Toledo
Counts
Spring sports meet calendar spans multiple venues
Racing spans Latonia Belmont Park and Dorval Jockey Club. Lacrosse opens season in Canada. Athletics include Western Conference outdoors at Ann Arbor and state championships in Albion Minneapolis and Cincinnati. Also Olympic trials marathon New York Club and Pacific Coast Conference in Portland. Rowing regatta in Toronto. Boxing card Marty Cross versus Ralph Schappart in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Association
Latonia
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Dorval Jockey Club
Montreal
National Lacrosse Union of Canada
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Albion
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Allegheny Mountain
Cincinnati
New York Athletic Club
Portland
Ore
The
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Marty Cross
Ralph Schappart
Scranton
Turkish War Hero Djeme Pasha Held Over Mass Death Claims
In Lausanne, General Ahmed Djemal Pasha, once a Turkish minister and Syria commander, lives under Swiss stay amid accusations of ordered mass deaths of 7000 Arabs, Syrians and Armenians. He faces a Turkish death sentence. Switzerland seeks expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Lausanne
Ahmed Djemal Pasha
Young Turks
Constantinople
Syria
Tribune de Geneve
Turkey
Djema Pasha
Hislam
Djemal
Holland
Dravid Pasha
Paris
Goeben
Breslau
Diemal
the Tribune
Antwerp Sailsmen Revel in Prohibition Era Nightlife
Antwerp on June 4 reports crowded cafes and estaminets as American sailors and tourists flood the city during the Olympic Games. Revelers drink heavy wine and beer, with docks nearby hosting bars like Dirty Dicks and Sailor Jims while consular officials seek recreation halls to curb unregulated tailing of shore leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Jack
Wyoming Red Men Hold Outing Today
A Chester turnout hosts multiple groups including Wyoming Tribe of Red Men, United States Playing Card Company Mutual Aid Association, and Cincinnati Lodge chapters. Contests, a popularity pageant with thirty candidates, a banquet, and charity events are planned at Chester Park with committees led by William Heil, William Muschler, Albert Cope, J Lewe, J Hermann, O Overmeyer, L Langen and B Welage Jr. The St Pius Catholic Knights and Liberty Social Club also schedule outings to benefit relief funds and summer programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Wyoming Tribe of Red Men
William Heil
William Muschler
Albert Cope
United States
Mutual Aid Association
J. Lewe
J. Hermann
O. Overmeyer
L. Langen
B. Welage
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Chester Park
Anthony A. Dauwe
John P. Gebhard
Raynolds Challenge Wheel Tax From Outside City
Omaha livestock merchant R L Raynolds, living outside city limits, sent City Clerk Hunter a letter enclosing a check for wheel tax. He states he does not reside in the city but uses its streets and believes the tax funds a good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
R. L. Raynolds
South Side Livestock Commission
Hunter
Covington Bullock Reinstated as Safety Commissioner
L E Bullock Chief of Police resumed duties as Safety Commissioner after a special City Commissioners meeting granted his return from a two month leave. He said the action would vindicate the charges in U S Court and pledged strict anti gambling orders to stop gambling and arrest all gamblers in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bullock
Bullock
United States
Latonia
Thomas F. Donnelly
Public Safety Department
Vastine
Covington
Newport Women Boycott Laundry Owner At Club Meet
Women of the Mothers and Teachers' Club of the Fourth Street School voted to boycott a local laundry owner who urged school officials to resist teacher pay raises. They will stop using his plant from Monday and boycott him further. New officers were elected including President Mrs. Alice Stickle and several vice presidents with Miss Eckert as Corresponding Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Fourth Street School
Board of Education
Mothers and Teachers’ Association of
Alice Stickle
al Mauget
S. J. Alrey
Albert Gehring
George Bagby
Water Purchase Plan Advances From Cincinnati Water Works
A joint Covington Newport Water Committee meeting heard Lt. A D Gorman of the U S Public Health Service urge buying Cincinnati water as the fastest way to secure pure water for Northern Kentucky He cited Cincinnati Water Works capacity and discussed laying two thirty inch mains under the Ohio River to connect with Newport and Covington and deliver water to Kentucky cities Mayor Galvin welcomed further committee discussion if legal obstacles are cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
A. D. Gorman
United States Public Health Service
Kentucky
Gorman
Hiller
Cincinnati Water Works
Galvin
Ohio River
East End
City Fire Department to reform under commissioner order
Commissioner L. E. Bullock announced plans to organize a new fire department structure in line with City Commissioners guidance. Fire Chief Teddy Griffith and Assistant Chief Thomas Davis remain the core, continuing to compose the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bullock
Teddy Griffith
Thomas Davis
Commissioners honor volunteers at Gatch fire response
The Commissioners thanked citizens who aided at the Gatch fire Thursday night. Businessmen praised the volunteers despite the strike. Only three applications for firefighter positions were received, with pay set at 110 dollars a month for regular firemen and 120 dollars for captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatch
Ludlow High School Holds Commencement Exercises
Commencement exercises were held in the Ludlow High School auditorium. The graduating class of twelve included six girls and six boys: Alva Garnett Kathaleen Fitzpatrick Marie Reeves Helen Mollman Myrtle Browning Lena Kroger William Fitzpatrick Russell Scott Joseph Currie Leslie Brown Edward Murphy Edward Spanier. Garnett delivered the valedictory and Scott the salutatory. The high school orchestra provided music with invocation by the Rev. H P Sanders and benediction to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow High School
Alva Garnett
Kathaleen Fitzpatrick
Marie Reeves
Helen Mollman
Myrtle Browning
Lena Kroger
William Fitzpatrick
Russell Scott
Joseph Currie
Leslie Brown
Edward Murphy
Edward Spanier
H. P. Sanders
Children’s Home Society To Begin Second Annual Campaign
The Children's Home Society of Kenton County launches its second annual membership drive on Monday, aiming for 3,000 members. It cooperates with the Ladies' Board of Managers and Trustees of the Protestant Children's Home at Covington to aid orphaned children. Last year 2,372 members joined, 1,936 paid dues of (amount not specified). The Amos Shinkle gift funded the current building, erected in 1882, but its railroad-adjacent location is deemed undesirable, with plans to build a modern home for orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home Society
Kenton County
Ladies’ Board of Managers
Amos Shinkle
Four Suspects Freed in Interstate Shipment Raid Case
The cases of Paul Pryer EB J Johnson R F Hiltz and William Hollen kamp, recently arrested by federal officers on charges of breaking into an interstate shipment, were dismissed yesterday before United States Commissioner Bell for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pryer
EB. J. Johnson
R. F. Hiltz
William Hollenkamp
United States
Bell
State Auditor Craig visits from Frankfort for weekend with family
John J. Craig former Covington mayor and current State Auditor arrived from Frankfort to spend the weekend with his family. He noted many state officials plan to attend the National Republican Convention and Governor Edwin P. Morrow will chair the Kentucky delegation, leaving Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Craig
Covington
Frankfort
Craig
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Covington Officials Extend Wages Pause Appreciation
Covington city commissioners yesterday extended a vote of appreciation to Public Works Department employees for continuing at work and their willingness to wait until the first of the year for a wage increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Public Works Department
Kenton County News Briefs Include Fines and Dog Issue
William Denman was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail by Judge Manson for disorderly conduct. W F Carr of 1428 Russell Street was fined 50 dollars after a reduced charge of disorderly conduct. Charles Small, 74, held as a fugitive for Indianapolis authorities, was taken to that city by Detective Hohlian. Seven Kenton County farmers report dog attacks killed several sheep and will press for enforcement of the dog license law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Denman
Manson
W. F. Carr
Russell Street
Charles Small
Indianapolis
Hohlihan
Kenton County
Marriage Licenses Issued in Covington and Brunswick
Charles A. Jones and Mary Wood of Covington Ky married license issued. Robert C. Cadman and Agnes R. Davis of Brunswick Ohio listed for license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Jones
Covington
Mary Wood
Robert C. Cadman
Brunswick
Agnes R. Davis
Brunswick, O
Divorces Sought and Adoption Petition Filed
William Estell sues Estella Estell for divorce after more than five years apart. The couple married in 19 and lived together until 1999. Worthy and Lulu Bollin petition to adopt Ezzry Brassfield with the mother’s consent. Lillie Randolph seeks divorce from Philip Randolph and restoration of maiden name Lillie Johnson. the pair married in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Estell
Estella Estell
Worthy
Lulu Bollin
Ezzry Brassfield
Lillie Randolph
Philip Randolph
Lillie Johnson
Eighth grade exercises at Corinthian Baptist Church
Eighth grade exercises of the South gate Street School will be held Tuesday evening June 8 at 8 p.m. at the Corinthian Baptist Church on Columbian street. Commencement for high school graduates planned at Park Avenue School on June 11 at 8 p.m. High school graduates include Katheryne Burlage Zella Nancy Caldwell Lillian Margaret Gee and Alyce Pilkington Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southgate Street
Corinthian Baptist Church
Columbian Street
Park Avenue School
Katheryne Burlage
Zella Nancy Caldwell
Lillian Margaret Gee
Alyce Pilkington Thornton
Newport Teachers Seek $300 Yearly Pay Hike Nationwide
The Newport Teachers Association urged the Board of Education to adopt Covington School Commissioners plan granting teachers in that city a $300 annual increase. The letter insists teachers remain firm on flat $300 raises and is signed by C. R. Little, president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Covington
C. R. Little
Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati youth enlisted underage at Ft. Thomas
Frank M. Gillich, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gillich of 5815 Chandler St Cincinnati, enlisted May 13 at Ft Thomas in the cavalry claiming to be 22. His mother went to the fort with his birth certificate to secure his discharge. Post officers acted to grant the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Gillich
Frank Gillich
Chandler Street
Cincinnati
Sam
Gillich
Ft. Thomas
Cavalry
Fallen official injures during street mishap
Herbert K. Fultmus, Commissioner of Public Property, was hurt yesterday when he fell at Fifth and York streets after a crutch slipped on the pavement. He had previously been injured years ago at the water works pumphouse and has since used crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert K. Fultmus
Fifth
York Streets
Flutmus
Water Works
Driver Sought After Telegraph Pole Crash On Third Street
Police seek the name of the driver of a new Tennessee registered automobile No F 3621 that crashed into a telegraph pole at Third street and Beech avenue early yesterday. The car, believed to be on its first trip, was badly damaged and abandoned at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Beech Avenue
Tennessee
Presbyterian Church in Dayton Elects New Officers
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church of Dayton elected new officers including President Edith Perry and Vice President Nora Dunham. Baccalaureate exercises for local high school graduates are set for Sunday at 8 p.m. at St Paul’s Episcopal Church with Rev Ed Mund T Jillson preaching. Joint memorial services in Alexandria Kentucky will feature Judge Robert S Marx of Cincinnati as principal speaker for Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows G A R and American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church of Dayton
Edith Perry
Nora Dunham
Queenie Harper
Mabel Wharton
Lawrence Bradford
Carl Whearton
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
York Street
Court Place
Edmund T. Jillson
Real estate transfers recorded in Campbell County
Real estate transfers list several parcels and buyers in Campbell County. Samuel Beltz sells Lot 161 Mansion Hill to Anna Schneider for 2500 dollars. LeRoy Davis transfers house and out 04 East Ninth Newport to Mollie Taylor. Mary Clickner sells lot on Poplar Bellevue to Rhea and Catherine Dumont for 3000. Other transfers include Jessie McArthur quitclaim Front Street to Henry Osterlitz and Mary Jane Maphet sells 40 feet on Pendleton Avenue for 2500 to Edward Riberger. Mahala Dawson sells lot on Second Avenue Dayton for 2000. Rose Ludenski sells lot on Seventh Street Newport for 2500 to L. P. Kiebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Samuel E. Beltz
Anna Schneider
Mansion Hill
LeRoy Davis
Mollie Taylor
East Ninth Street
Newport
Ella
John Smith
Joseph
Anna
Eighth Avenue
Dayton
Mary Clickner
Rhea
Catherine Dumont
Poplar Street
Bellevue
Jessie McArthur
Henry Osterlitz
Front Street
Mary Jane Map
Harley A Pater and Maud McClain Listed in Newport
Cincinnati man Harley A. Pater and Newport resident Maud McClain appear in a notice listing personal details and locations. The brief item notes their names and associated towns for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley A. Pater
Cincinnati
Maud McClain
Newport
Police Seek Kentuckian Missing from Home
Police search for Branch Dearing of Maysville Kentucky after he vanished from his residence with 500 dollars and is described as a shell shock veteran from the late war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Dearing
Maysville
Spencer House to Be Auctioned as Heirs Settle Estates
The historic Spencer House, a five story hotel with 14 stores and about 200 rooms, will be sold at public auction on Thursday June 17 by auctioneer J B Wallace for the Frederick A Schmidt Company. The property has frontages on Broadway Front and Yeatman and has hosted Civil War era gatherings and notable guests. It is now owned by heirs of the late Judge Burnet and formerly tied to Brown & Sweeny Charlotte Cushman and George Moore & Co. The sale follows other sheriff sales including 3221 Gilbert Avenue apartment building bought for 21500 and parcels at 534 Hopkins Street and 633 Elliott Street fetched 2225 and 332 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer House
J. B. Wallace
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Judge Burnet
Brown & Sweeny
Charlotte Cushman
Old National Theater
George Moore & Co
Frank Cockrell
Rochester
Morison R. Waite
United States
Broadway
Front
Yeatman
Cigar box maker buys stable property in city corner
John H. Bade purchased yesterday through Cleneay and Nourse a stable property at Yeatman street and Spencer alley for 3000 dollars. The 71 by 88 foot parcel was once owned by Misses Fannie and yesh Lehmer. At a Kansas City convention the National Housing Commission reported 15.6 percent gross yield needed for 6 percent net on residential investments, a figure disputed by Charles Mayer of Cincinnati who says 6 percent net is earned on about 12 percent gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bade
Cleneay & Nourse
Yeatman Street
Spencer Alley
Fannie
Yesh Lehmer
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Kansas City
National Housing Commission
Charles Mayer
Cincinnati
Transfers Record in Elmwood Hazelwood Norwood and Other Areas
A compiled list shows property transfers across Cincinnati suburbs including Elmwood Hazelwood Mt Adams Norwood and Walnut Hills. Purchasers include Belle Dozier Edward J Keifer Caroline Ryder Mary M Ludden Charlotte Weber and many others with prices ranging from $1 to $10 000 and taxes from 37 cents to $7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Seibert
Belle Dozier
L. C. Hopkins
Elmwood
George Burg
Edward J. Keifer
Wood & Harmon
Hazelwood
Mary M. Ludden
Caroline Ryder
Nassau and
Grand Streets
Walnut Hills
Alberta Beach
Nassau Street
Charlotte Weber
Ella E. Grear
Martin Street
Mt. Adams
Ferdinand Dieckmann
Cincinnnati Planer Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Willie Jacobson
Johanna Jacobson
Dalton Avenue
Deer Park
Clara L. Wambsgans
Kalman Schneider
Carolin Place
Louise King
Alice Wentzel
James G. Crispen
Meyers’s Grove
Cora M. Cochran
Martha W. van Duzen
East Second Street
Anna E. Baldwin
Second Street
Broadway
Sarah E. McClung
Casper H. Sanker
Lloyd Avenue
Norwood
Phillipp Schmidt
Albert E
Carrie A. Hasel
New Richmond Pike
Surrey
Anderson Township
Florence A. Hodge
Louis Weintraub
Highthe Street
W. S. Hartley
G. A. Gray Co
Edmondson Road
Columbia Township
Engel Lampe
Louise Heag
Dandridge Street
Pendleton Street
Foss-Schneider Brewing Company
John
Katie Dangel
Observatory Avenue
Dora E. Miller
Phillip Hilsinger
Lakewood Avenue
Imperial Street
Catherine Lehnhoff
Tod Anna Nau
Wheeler Street
Suburban Real Estate Company
Celeste Kelner
Orwood Place
Fanny B. Lehmer
John H. Bade
Yeatman Street
Simon M. Meshkowsky
Hugo Kimball
Clinton Springs Lane
Seabury G. Pollard
Rheniom Todd
Observatory Ave—Nue
Hyde Park
William C. H. Kruse
Doedrich Meissner
Beekman Street
N Street
Nellie B. Irwin
George
Sarah Miller
Reading Road
Lexington Avenue
Sarah J. Perrine
Kate Hammitt
J. C. Tunis
Harrison
The_Stearns Realty Company
Helen
Court Holds Embezzlement Case in Room of Invalid
A Cincinnati Municipal Court session sat at John K. Willis's Windsor street home where invalid Willis, bedbound for seven years, accused telegraph operator Her bert Geibel of embezzling 16 dollars. Geibel admitted not returning merchandise and money. judge offered repayment plan and dismissed charges with records noting Geibel's repayment in full upon consent of all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Alexander
John K. Willis
Windsor Street
Herbert Geibel
Willis
Joseph Woeste
Geibel
Woeste
Property Transfers and Leases In Cincinnati and Surrounding Areas
A long list of parcel transfers and leases across Cincinnati and townships, naming buyers such as Abraham Horwitz Lydia McMahan Hiram M. Rulison Elam White and Louis Deckebach, sellers like Marie Bocklage and Emma Gustetter, and entities including Stearns Realty Company and Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Company. Included are lot specifics, street names, subdivision references, and nominal payments with tax amounts or lease terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linch
Bott
Abraham L. Horwitz
Anthony
Renese Canteks
George W. Tucker
Lydia McMahan
John M. Coleman
Brown
Loveland
The
Stearns Realty, Company
Iin. Com Baptist
Bett
Kerper Avenue
Jay C. Stewart
Pearl L Maham
Mathis Street
Madisonville
George B. Busching
Fred Pfingstag
Slack Street
Young Street
Louise Deckebach
George and Jones
Archibald ‘Ewwin
Tilden R. Frew
Abraham
Lillie Hertzman
Ridgsway Avenue
Avondale
Marie Bocklage
Fannie Less
Betts Street
R Street
W. Pierre
Herbert H. Gildehaus
Vine Street
Philip Schmidt
M. Vigransky
Linn Street
William
Burkhart
John Bleyer
Grantor
Reading
William B. Asbre
Henry Schroeder
St. Lawrence Street
Beech Avenue
Katherine M. EB. Mersch
Emma Schuermann
Purcell Avenue
Price Hill
Simona Meshkowsky
C. Henry Poth
Clinton Springs Lane
Emma W. Gustetter
Manual Arts Furniture Company
Wastern Avenue
Jessie D. Rockaway
Frank
McNeil
Beiris Ejichler
Sharonville
Emma F. Williams
Wilburn Holbrook
David Allen
Deihipike
William E. Kunker
Jessie B. Fenker
Montgomery Road
Sycamore Township
Anna Dettmer Et al
Frank Woodall
Dudley Street
Poplar Street
Kate Buchert
Ralph E. Schneider
Anderson Township
Frank A. Stephenson
Clemence Foerster
Jonathan Cilley
Im Hartwell
Jennie Pachaud
Thomas Brown
Springfield Township
Clarence Marshall
Emma Heisel
Ellis Street
Dane Street
Carl Thiem
Karl M. Thiem
Robert J. Cresap
Cumminsville
Mary McGowan
Frank P
Sarah A. Jackson
Robb & Fees
John H. Martin
Albert D. Alcorn
William Brockfield
John W
Jessie Bullock
Townsend Street
Statia B. Reynolds
William S. Oskamp
Race Street
Joseph B. Berchmans Reynolds
Co. J. Lindsay
Otto J. Bierman
Bustard Moore
Emma “Siefer
Katherine Krehambrink
Grantwood Avenue
Moses F. Brown
Cincinnati Union Stockyards Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Hopple Street
Harriet S. Spence
Edward Schwab
Glenmore Avenue
Cheviot
Frank Umberg
Belgian Chancellor Named for Cincinnati Consulate
Joseph Kockerels has been appointed Chancellor of the Belgian Consulate in Cincinnati according to G. Aerts the local Consul. The new Chancellor is still in the Belgian army but will be discharged immediately to assume his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kockerels
Cincinnati
G. A. Aerts
Tanlac credited for cure of West Virginia man on brink
A. R. Smith of Parkersburg WV declares Tanlac restored his health after a year of nervousness inability to work and severe rheumatism. He reports improved appetite weight gain and no more dizziness headaches or sleep troubles after two bottles. Tanlac sold exclusively in Cincinnati by Dow Drug Co with a regional network of stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Smith
Twenty-fourth Street
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Mr. Smith
Cincinnati
Dow Drug Company
Fifth and Vine Street
Detective Schaefer Heads to Chicago Convention Guard Duty
Detective Joseph Schaefer leaves Cincinnati with partner Louis Bell to aid security at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Known for solving major cases, Schaefer has deep ties in the underworld and will help protect crowds from thieves alongside detectives from other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Joseph Schaefer
Chicago
Louis Bell
Cincinnati
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John M. Wallrauch
Sycamors S. & Co
Philip Schmitt
Ella M. Ayer
August Minning
William M. Bruckman
EB. Miller
Hillsdale L. & B. C
Louisa JL. Hayes
Citizens Bank of St. Bernard
John L. Cook
Charles S. Owens
Peter Nuss
Louise Nuss
L. Gutman
E. M. Spangenberg
Simon Meshkowsky
Louise
Leah Friederich
Clifton Heights
Joseph S. Gasmeyer
Union Savings B. & T. Co
Meshkowsky
C. W. Broéman
E Mm. Warner
New Bucka Co
Lee Herman E
Smith
Tanlac
al Crooks
ATL