Pugh Aims to Hold Power as Six Democratic Conventions Meet
In Covington and Kentone County six county conventions will choose twenty nine delegates for the Democratic State Convention in Lexington next Saturday. The fight between William Hind and Joseph Pugh centers on control of the State Central Committee as both sides mobilize in Clark's Hall and Congress Hall to press their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentone
Lexington
Balters
Central
Joseph Pugh
Pugh
W. N. Hind
Larry Bogenschutz
Eighty-second
Clark’s Hall
Tenth
Greenup Streets
John Hall
Eightieth
Independence
Eighty-first District
Congress Hall
Pike Street
George T. O’rourke
William Byrne
Milton McLean
T. M. Kiely
John Shea
R. C. Simmons
E. A. Rouse
New Saloon Opening Protests Prompt Licensing Reform
Covington council to introduce a revocation friendly ordinance after protests against W. S. Strotman’s South End saloon license. The measure requires five days of prior public advertising and allows mayoral revocation if the saloon is deemed disorderly. Speakers included McIntosh Clark McKenna Farneaux Grizzel and Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Strotman
South End
Covington
Strotman
Messrs
McIntosh
Clark
McKenna
Farneaux
Grizzel
Donahue
Dr. Schramm
Council
Craig
Schranim
Arrest of Trades Union Journal Editor in Covington
Lon B. Ames editor of The Trades Union Journal was arrested in Covington on a criminal libel charge filed by Charles H. Sidener. The arrest occurred at a Trades and Labor Assembly meeting on Fifth street and Madison avenue. Ames posted a $500 bond through John R. Lyons and was released, witnesses described an uproar when the arrest was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon B. Ames
Trades Union Journal
East Court Street
Cincinnati
Covington
Livel
Charles H. Sidener
Latonia
Ames
Trades and Labor Assembly
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Sandford and Salters
Sidener
Stephens
Covington and
Newport
Two Bodies Found In Kenton County Disturbance
Coroner Tarvin investigates two deaths in Covington area. An unidentified Black man was found in Latonia with a severe abdominal wound and likely death from hemorrhage, possibly tied to personal safety. A time book bore the name W. Simmons of Lexington. The second body is an infant boy found in an alley behind Covington High School on Twelfth and Russell streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarvin
Covington
Kenton County
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Licking River
Latonia
W. . Simmons
Lexington
Covington High Hoor
Twelfth and
Russell Streets
Covington Elects Willis W Ranshaw Health Officer
Dr Willis W Ranshaw of the Covington Board of Health was unanimously elected Health Officer yesterday succeeding Dr L E Brinker who did not seek a second term. Ranshaw was later chosen as board clerk while Dr C C Owens retired as visiting physician to the branch hospital with duties taken over by the new officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis W. Ranshaw
Covington
Property Transfers Involving Buckners and Local Firms
William T and Elizabeth Buckner transfer to H A Buckner a lot on Third Street. Erlanger Land Syndicate trustees sell three lots on Cowie Avenue to John Zerr. Frank Darenkamp sells 25 by 100 foot parcel on Baker Street to John and Franciska Darenkamp. West Covington City transfers property to K S Roebuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T
Elizabeth Buckner
H. A. Buckner
Third Street
Erlanger Land Syndicate
John Zerr
Cowie Avenue
Erlanger
Frank Darenkamp
John and
Franciska Darenkamp
Baker Street
Cross Ashe Paarte
HPS
West Covington
K. S. Roebuck
Rees Tree
License clash at Newport police HQ over peddlers
Newport City Clerk John Davis and Chief of Police Lickert clashed over license enforcement after Adam Ritter William Fitzer and Harry William were charged with peddling without a license. Ritter fined and costs. other cases continued. Davis accused politics of bias. Lickert denied favoritism and vowed to enforce licenses regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John Davis
Lickert
Adam Ritter
William Fitzer
Harry William
Davis
Kenton Court Notes
Esther Rich seeks divorce from Bert Rich on cruelty grounds in Kenton Court and requests alimony. Henry Gerdes sues Timothy Crowe John McCormick and J C Lenahan for 2000 damages alleging Crowe shot the plaintiff in the arm. Crowe is a Ludlow police officer. The Bank of Independence sues B F Conners for 8. Plaintiffs sue B F Conners and Louis Conners for 350. The Foss Schneider Brewing Company sues C E and Kate Behymer for 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rich
Bert Rich
Kenton Court
Henry Gerdes
Timothy Crowe
John
McCormick
J. C. Lenahan
Crowe
Ludlow
Bank of Independence
B. F. Conners
B.F. Conners
Louis Conners
Foss-Schneider Brewing Company
C. E
Kate Behymer
Property Transfers In Newport and Highlands Districts
Lawrence Riedinger and wife transfer Lots 162 and 153 in Mansion Hill to Fred Stein and wife. James L. Eubanks and wife convey part of Lot 7 in Walker's subdivision to Clarence Conrath. F Cller and wife and others sell to William Kearns in Villa Place subdivision Highlands. John C Wesling and wife transfer part of lots 25 and 26 in Trustees' addition to Esther A Hughes Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Riedinger
Fred Stein
Mansion Hill
Temuriones
Boviedunce
James L. Eubanks
Clarence Conrath
Walker’s
Newport
F.C. Ller
William Kearns
Villa Place
Highlands
John C. Wesling
Esther A. Hughes
Churches Cancel Regular Services for Children’s Day Observances
Covington church notes list Children’s Day exercises at Scott Street M E South with a 10:30 a.m. service replacement plus a baccalaureat sermon. Union M E hosts Lessons for the first Sunday. Epworth League and special music mark morning and evening programs across listed congregations including St John P E and Fourth Street Christian with sermons, baptisms, and communion planned.
Susan M Graham Sues Edward F Graham for Divorce Alleging Drunkenness.
Susan M. Graham filed for divorce from Edward F. Graham alleging drunkenness and seeking a legal separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M. Graham
Edward F. Graham
Grand Jury Returns Seven True Bills in Campbell County
The Campbell County Grand Jury reported to Judge Yungblut after examining forty one witnesses across seven cases. One case involving John Birkett was referred, and seven true bills were returned while no indictments followed on dog fighting. Recommendations included securing city vaults with combination locks and using vacant jail space on the third floor for detaining women and children. Indictments named Fred Fisher for shooting to kill Charles Reagan with $1,000 bond, Ollie Anderson for home burglary and theft with $1,000 bond, Arthur Creighton for theft and receiving stolen property with $100 bonds, Walter Grossheim for shooting to kill Charles Reagam with $500 bond, James Hawthorne for stealing 1000 cigars with $100 bond, and Henry Benke for stealing chickens with $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Grand Jury
Yungblut
John Birkett
Fred Fisher
Charles Reagan
Ollie Anderson
Joseph Eckert
East Fourth Street
Newport
Arthur Creighton
Joseph Louis
Walter Grossheim
Charles Reagam
James Hawthorne
Max Sachs
Henry Benke
Michael Eckstein
Police Board To Enforce Fire Safety At St Stephen's Church
Newport board orders church trustees to fix dangerous exits and fire protection after a fire risk notice. May police report notes 30 arrests and 14 patrol runs. shift changes include Huff becoming regular and Cottingham as substitute. Fire chief cites nine well and five still alarm calls. one officer suspended for unpaid meat bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Church
Newport Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Schmidt
Tire Department
Ulrich
Krieger
John B. McLane
McGladdery
Albert Huff
Thomas J. Cottingham
Lickert
Leahey
Burning Balloon Falls on Roof Sparks Fire
Several young amateur aeronauts celebrated by releasing a toy balloon led by Knabenshue Jr and Ivy Baldwin. A gust drove the craft to the roof of Charley Harnlett's barber shop at 33 West Sixth street where it caught fire. The fire department responded and the boys fled, returning after learning the damage was minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knabenshue, Jr
Ivy
Baldwin
Charley Harnlett
West Sixth Street
Worry Over Ill Husband Leads Newport Woman to Suicide
Mrs. Isabella Hartman, 80, took carbolic acid in her father in law's Newport home after learning her husband James Hartman was ill with typhoid fever in Birmingham. She had planned to travel there yesterday due to her own failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Isabella Hartman
Oscar Hartman
Eighth
Columbia Streets
Newport
Join Hartman
Newport church notes list Whitsunday services across city
St Marks English Lutheran hosts Whitsunday worship at 10 15 with The Promise of Power and Jr League 2 30 p m Luther League 8 p m Children and youth groups meet midweek Central Christian led by Charles L Garri son offers sermon and consecration at 11 The Powers of Childhood and Christian Endeavor at 6 45 Children’s Day exercises replace the evening Grace M E holds communion at 10 45 and pastor F W Fisher’s last sermon before Alaska York Street Congregational led by F R B Bigelow has The Unfailing Love at 11 and The Two Elements of Life at 7 45 Taylor Street Methodist hosts Sunday school 9 15 Epworth League 6 45 memorial service 11 and baptismal font dedication 7 30 First Presbyterian with An Irresistible Command and meditations St Pauls Episcopal offers 11 a m communion and sermon 9 30 a m Sunday school and 7 30 p m evening prayer and sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s English Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
Whitsunday
Bertha Pagan
Luther League
Anna Buecker
Clara Beyer
Luther Brotherhood
Central Christian
Charles L. Garrison
Christian Endeavor
Grace M. E
F. W. Fisher
Alaska
York Street Congregational F
Oliver Davies
Helen Margaret
First Presbyterian
J. P. Whitehead
St. Paul's Episcopal
F. B. Nash
Highlands telephone exchange to be finished by August one
In Ft. Thomas the new Highlands telephone exchange nears completion with steel roof supports already erected. The interior has white marble and the structure is described as nearly fire proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Telephone Exchange
Ft. Thomas
Montana Flood Situation Grows More Serious
Western Montana endures record rains as rivers rise and dams risk failure. Missoula reports isolation of Butte and Helena with rail and telegraph cut. Moulton Dam bursts and 10 000 workers battle flood to protect farms and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Kansas Town
Mont
Montana
Black Foot
Northern Pacific
Garrison
St. Paul
Butte
Helena
Flood Devastates Butte As Montana Deluge Rises
A telegraph message from Butte reports a worsening Montana flood with no trains telegraph lines or streetcar service and continuous rain. Central and Southern Montana face rising waters as three feet flood parts of the city forcing furnace shutdowns and widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Butte
Montana
New Era in Surgery Declared at AMA Meeting
Dr. Robert T. Morris of New York announced the dawn of a physiological era in surgery during the AMA Surgery section in Chicago. The meeting, with about 7000 physicians, focused on appendicitis operations, meningitis studies, and plans for a broader fight against tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert T. Morris
New York
American Medical Association
Morris
A. J. Ochsner
J. B. Murphy
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Frank G. Billings
Henvy Ep
Livingston Farrand
Floods Ravage Kansas and Oklahoma Rivers
Torrential rains last week cause widespread flooding in Kansas and Oklahoma. The Kaw river and tributaries have overflowed, destroying crops livestock and buildings. losses around Independence Kansas run into hundreds of thousands of dollars as railroad tracks wash away in several Kaw watershed locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Independence
Kaw
Flooding Swamps Frankfort Streets This Week
Vermillion River overflow floods nearly all Frankfort streets and business blocks. Residents are rescued by boat as fast current endangers homes and buildings from collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kan
Naval Academy Class of 1908 Graduates in Annapolis
General Horace Porter presided at the U S Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis as the 200 cadets received their diplomas. He urged logical thinking and accurate decisions for modern sailors and the need to fire bullets, not stop them, while stressing military discipline without aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Horace Porter
Board of Visitors
Navy
Metcalf
Porter
Oklahoma Sheriff Killed in East Hitchcock Gun Battle
Sheriff George W. Garrison of Oklahoma City was shot and killed during a clash three miles east of Hitchcock. A deputy was wounded and a negro was shot as Garrison, pursuing Alf Hunter, alias James Kingsbury, who had killed Susie Pride in Oklahoma City on May 19, faced five escaping suspects. A posse of fifty pursued the fugitives as Sheriff McArthur and deputies joined the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
George W. Garrison
Hitchcock
Alf Hunter
James Kingsbury
Susie Pride
Garrison
McArthur
Blaine County
Philipps
Jim Rouse
Two Pardons Granted by State Board of Pardons
The State Board of Pardons granted full pardons to Dr. J. A. Ambrose of Dayton and Amos Young, former County Treasurer of Allen County. Ambrose served since January 1907 for illegal operation. Young began a two year term in September 1906 for embezzlement accusations. The board cited Ambrose as blameless, with a Civil War record, and Young’s pardon supported by jury, prosecuting attorney, and trial judge recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Board of Pardons
J. A. Ambrose
Dayton
Amos Young
Alien County
Young
King Edward and Party Set Sail for Reval Visit
King Edward Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria departed for Reval Russia to visit the Emperor of Russia. A large suite accompanied them including Sir Charles Harding Sir Arthur Nicholson Admiral Fisher and Lieutenant General Sir John French. They reached Port Victoria and boarded the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, setting sail at four o clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria
Reval
Russia
Charles Harding
Foreign Office
Arthur Nicholason
St. Petersburg
Admiral Fisher
John French
Port Victoria
Government Seizes Cigars in Federal Tax Crackdown
The Internal Revenue Department announced prosecutions nationwide after seizures at two Washington drug stores. Authorities argued that removing box tops with stamps left cigars unstamped, making them forfeitable. Dealers say lid removal is common practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Department
Internal Revenue
United States
Department
Internal Revenue Law
Police Chiefs Name 1909 Convention Host and Officers
The International Association of Police Chiefs selected Los Angeles for its 1909 convention and elected officers including President Major Richard Silvester of Washington D C Vice President John J Downey of Detroit and Secretary Treasurer Harvey O Carr of Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
International Association of Police Chiefs Today
Los Angeles
Cal
Richard Silvester
Washington, D. C
John J. Downey
Harvey O. Carr
Grand Rapids
Mioh
Quarters Leased by New Concern Plans Office Structure
The Queen City Cider Vinegar Company, a new Cincinnati concern, leased quarters at 15 East Canal Street for five years in a four story building from J. O. N. Jones for 420 per year. Brokers also leased a residence at 1871 Kinney Avenue to Dr. Charles Orr for H. Roberts at 360 per year. Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company plans to erect a bank and office building at Seventh and Vine Streets with a contract awarded to H. Harig & Co. for the eleven story structure costing about 500000. Architects Garber & Woodward draft plans for a 5000 residence for Dr. J. F. Zinselmeier and a 12000 duplex at Howard Avenue and Ormond Street by Ren. H. Strader. Other building and mortgage activity across Cincinnati is noted, including numerous lot sales and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Cider Vinegar Company
East Canal Street
J. O. N. Jones
H. Roberts
Charles Orr
Kinney Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Seventh and Vine Streets
H. Harig & Co
Linton Hotel
Garber & Woodward
J. F. Zinselmeier
Westwood
Howard Avenue
Ormond Street
Ren. H. Strader
Chicago
Middle West
St. Louis
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Fittsburg
W. N. Carter
Norwood First National Bank
Ames &Agnew
Germania Loan and Building Company
Pleasant Ridge
Auten Avenue
Ridge Avenue
Sunflower Avenue
Carter
Ames & Agnew
Henrietta Kuhler
Franklin Avenue
Norwood
Agnes Appler
Elm Street
Queen City Club
Appler
Real Estate Transfers and Leases Noted
John Hillenbrand to Christian Moerlein Brewing 1 year lease of part of 2851 Eastern Avenue with monthly rent. Ida Rapp to Nicholas Rengers 2 years lease of part of premises at northwest corner of McPherson and Warsaw Avenues with monthly rent. Arthur W. Davis to Nannie Hall Lots 199 and 20 in Wood Harmon Co. sub of Mazelwood. Irene Noonan to Minnie B. Boye part of Lot 7 in Resor Park sub. Terrence A. Noonan to Minnie B. Boye east part of same lot. James T. Jemison to George and Edward Nelle 100 by 209 feet on east side of …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hillenbrand
Christian Moerlein Brewing Company
Eastern Avenue
Fia Thous
Ida Rapp
Nicholas Rengers
McPherson
Warsaw
Aynes
Arthur W. Davis
Nannie Hall
Wood, Harmon & Co
Mazelwood
Noonan
Minnie B. Boye
Resor
Park
Terrence A. Noonan
James T. Jemison
George
Edward Nelle
Three and one half story brick tenement on Hale Avenue
Classified brief listing shows a three and one half story brick tenement on the north side of Hale Avenue with an ownership note to Strauss GUE and a value of 40000 dollars. Also notes a two and one half story brick residence on Bryant Street near Clifton Avenue with Clifton Presbyterian Church and a listed value of 6000 dollars. Includes a two and one half story frame dwelling on Warsaw Avenue near Lafayette with owner I N Price and a cost of 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Avenue
Oe Strauss
Bryant
Clifton Avenue
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Syl Cates Sasse Teaheckies Diceens
Warsaw Avenue
Lafayette
I. N. Price
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
The docket lists multiple cases in Common Pleas No. 140 070 through 140 074 including Hackett vs Hackett for divorce and Detzel vs Detzel for alimony. Superior Court entries include injunction actions by C and O Railway Co against Abraham Levin and by others against Henry Hollingshead et al. plus damages claim by Katherine Tenkotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Hackett
May Hackett
D. T. Hackett
John C. Riley
Albert BE
Hulson
Squire Smedes
William M. Friedman
Mary G. Detzel
Thomas J. Detzel
Healy, Ferris & McAvoy
Alta M. Happenny
Charles J. Happenny
Miller
S. B. Kemper
Village
Madisonville
The
Abraham Levin
Galvin & Galvin
Judson Harmon
Henry Hollingshead
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Harmon, Colston
Goldsmith & Hoadly
Katherine Tenkotte
John Hurth
Bates & Meyer
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry. Co
Henry Hollingshead Et.al
Police Captain 10. Serve A Jail Term
New York June 5 A sentence of thirty days imprisonment and a 250 dollar fine was affirmed by the Appellate Division for Captain Kuhne of Brooklyn for photographing Frank Jenkins for police records. Jenkins, president of Williamsburg Trust Co, was arrested last fall over trust company shutdown issues. The court ordered Captain Kahne not to photograph Jenkins, but Jenkins was seized in the street and photographed, leading to contempt of court charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kuhne
Brooklyn
Frank Jenking
Supreme Court
Yenkins
Wiliamsburg Trust Company
Trust Company
Kahne
Jenkins
Prohibition Ticket Named by Butler County Convention
The Butler County Prohibition Convention met in Hamilton on June 5 and named a full ticket headed by Representative J. A. Shafer for Auditor John B. Crecraft, Treasurer J. W. Durrough, Sheriff William Bevis, Recorder Irving Bowman, Probate Judge William Phares, Commissioners Daniel Vanness Albert Scott George W. Chatten, Infirmary Directors W. T. Hancock John Fisher John Leibrock, and Surveyor John Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Butler County
J. A. Shafer
John B. Crecraft
J. W. Durrough
William Bevis
Irving Bowman
William Phares
Daniel Vanness
Albert Scott
George W. Chatten
W. T. Hancock
John Fisher
John Leibrock
John Harvey
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Central
Covington Real
Tate
Ners Democrats
Kenton Court Notes
Newport Real Estate
Scott Street
M. E. South
J. R. Savage
Union M. E
Eleventh Street
A. T. O’rear
Epworth League
Nannie Rouse
M. E
J. A. Browne
the Divine Carpenter
Mr. Redfield
Cornelia Perry
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Gilbert Glass
Harvey Glass
D.D
Young People’s Society
Singleton
J. I. Blackburn
Richard P. Ernst
Fourth Street Christian
Joseph W. Hagin
St. John’s P. E
Eighteenth and
Scott Streets
Rayer
Charles E. A. Marshall
West Virginia
Taylor Winegar
Florence M. Upp Seene
Oveneses
H. Jayne
Cora Lee Sohinbons Willlomea
Campbell County Courts
Newport Church Notes
Moulton
W. A. Clark
Here
Missouri
Great Northern
Oregon
National Medical Association
Association
Posse
Pardon Board
Aing'and
Quem
Emperor Nicholas
Internal Revenue Officers
Police
Major Silvester
International Association
Glover
Fourth Street
West
NEW Concern
Provident Trust and Savings Bank
Harruot Bros
Gilbert
Morris Strauss
Joseph G. Steinkamp & Bro
Alfred W. van Vleck
Paragon
W. E. Randle
Nicholas P. Smith
Kent & Kaufhold
Morton Avenue
Bond Hill
Craig Avenue
Montana Avenue
Sarah A. Shaffer
Wilhelmina Rogge
Mozart Avenue
Cheviot
Eivus
H. L. Dotson
Omas L. Wayne
Columbia
Eve i
cPaviest
Ieee E Wonte
Cunigunda Berckh
Bosinger & Hopkins
South Norwood
Seesecees Legee
Rosilla M. Lingo
Edward Nagel
McFarland Road
Myers Y. Cooper
Max Walther
Myers V. Cooper
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Louis P. Gilligan Et al
Jennie B. H. Williams
Richmond Street
Frank H. Kinney
H. Clyde Coleman
Elsmere
Anna M. Smith
Theresa Muth
Beresford Avenue
Frank H
Calvin M. Fenner
Eagle B. Lolajiaa
Pan Meee
Central Fairmount
Allemania L. & B
Amelia Ochs
Fata Eeat Sdevsece
Seventh Ward L. & B. Company
Clyde Coleman
H. Fuller
Southern Ohio
Regina I. Titus
Calhoun L. & B.co
Mary Curley
Oakiey Park Co
Carrie W. Behymer
Unity B. & 8. Co
Thomas Garbally
C. J. McDiarmid
Willis C Harper
Laura Oehlmann
Aksa Oetua
Willis C. Harper
Elizabeth Rietman
Home Savings
Herbert E. Beyring
Cincinnati Workingmen’s Club
Inez
Harvuot
Ohio
Segeccasss
Kate Konersman
L. & Credo
Cidaswdeds Legion
C. M. Fenner
Western Avenue
B. A
Neeve
W. J. Behymer
Madison
B. A. No
Fennekohl
Elizabeth Courtot
William Fee Ae
Hilzabeth
Transrers
Common Pleas Court
Superior Court
Prohibition
Shafers
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