Caillaux Faces Financial Crisis as Franc Slips in Paris
Paris markets show the franc weakening with the dollar above twenty one francs and the pound over 103. Finance Minister Caillaux vows a financial clean up before the Chamber's Finance Committee while Socialist leaders demand a 10 percent capital levy. He rejects Morgan's $100 million support and aims to restore confidence amid a nerve wracking political standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Paris
A’aillaux
Caillaux
Chamber
Morgan
N. Y
Odd Fellows Hold Memorial Services Across Three Counties
Seventy two lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Hamilton Kenton and Campbell Counties plan memorial services at Spring Grove Cemetery. United services begin at the base of the monument with Rebekah lodges joining. Five committees manage the program led by Eric L. Schulte and Anna V. Camnitz. The Patriarchs Militant Uniform Bank will lead a mile long procession to the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severty
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Spring Grove
United Services
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodges
Eric L. Schulte
Washington Lodge No. 2
Anna V. Camnitz
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Patriarchs Militant and Uniform Bank
Harry E. Engelhardt
A. D. Maddux
Odd Fellows’ Choir
W. L. Dressel
$6 000 Ring Lost in Hotel Washroom
Mrs. George A. Rentschler of Hamilton Ohio reported a platinum emerald and diamond ring valued at $6,000 lost in the washroom of the Linton Hotel. She had set the ring on a stand at 12 30 pm and found it gone upon her return amid a busy restroom. Mr. Rentschler is president of the Hooven Owen Rentschler Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Rentschler
Hamilton
Linton
End Bad Money Plot by Raid
Afina Simon and Joseph Rodhis of Brooklyn were arrested in New York on charges of manufacturing 100000 counterfeit ten dollar bills. The scheme traced from Newark to New York Public Library and into a Brooklyn home. Police recovered plates and paper and a display of silk fiber claimed as government grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Afina Simmon
Joseph Rodchis
Brooklyn
Chase National
Federal Reserve and
National Park Banks
Newark
N. J
New York Public Library
Roddins
Urge Coolidge Aid Amundsen Search Greenland
President Coolidge was urged to consider sending ships to Greenland to search for the Amundsen Eyelworth expedition. The appeal came from the New York World and allied papers via the North American Newspaper Alliance, at the Oslo Norwegian Aero Club request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colidge
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Greenland
New York World
Alliance
Norwegian Aero Club of
Oslo
St. Paul
Norway launches air search for lost explorer Amundsen
Norway sent seven men and two seaplanes aboard the Ingertre from Horten to Kings Bay Spitzbergen to patrol the ice edge and aid in locating Captain Roald Amundsen and his two planes. The expedition plans to join Amundsen’s ships Farm and Hobby, with reserve motors, fuel for 100 hours, and wireless gear. Officials expect to reach Kings Bay in about a week and consider Cape Columbia in Greenland a possible destination for the missing aviators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Horten
Hobby
Explorer
Spitzberg
North Pole
Associated Press
Ingertre
Danes Island
Greenland
Johansen
Kings Bay
Amundsen
Cape Columbia
Grantland
Gottfried Hansen
Copenhagen
Pay Britain First Says Viscount Beauregard
Viscount Beauregard writes in the Sunday Express that France can and should pay its debts, prioritizing Britain over the United States. He cites France’s growing foreign trade and French fortunes abroad as evidence France can meet obligations. He argues Britain deserves the first share of liquidation in European indebtedness after the U S. settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lil. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Britain
United States
N. Y
Woman Threatens to Toss Child From Window
Police were called to 718 Hopkins Street where Laura Broyles 38 attempted to throw her three year old son Earl from a second story window. Neighbors intervened and the children were cared for at a home while Broyles was hospitalized for a mental disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins Street
Wright
Laura Broyles
Earl
Leona
Bessie
General Hospital
Mrs. Mary E. Moore Dies at Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Mary E. Moore widow of attorney John Randolph Moore longtime Georgetown resident died at her daughter Mrs. J. D. Lyon's home on Menlo avenue after several weeks illness. She will be buried in Georgetown Cemetery with funeral services at Georgetown at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Moore
Menlo Avenue
John Randolph Moore
Georgetown
J. D. Lyon
Moore
Foreigners in Canton China Seek Refuge
News from Canton reports foreigners seeking refuge as anti foreign protests surge along the river. Shanghai faced economic pressure and rioting was suppressed with policing and foreign ship guards. Consul Weber notes a student strike and potential boycott spreading toward Chinkiang. rioters wrecked houses before Chinese troops restored order. United States destroyer Paul Jones and British Woodlark near Chinkiang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
Canton
Shanghai
Weber
Hamal
Chinkiang
Toops
United States
Paul Jones
H. M. S. Woodlark
Riots in the Shanghai Concession Prompt Navy Aid Question
Reuters dispatch reports the British Consul at Chinkiang cables for naval assistance amid riots in the concession. An American reply notes an American warship was wirelessed yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters Shanghai
Chinkiang
Yangtse- Kiang River
Shanghai
Chinese colony in Paris backs movement as targeted
The Chinese colony in Paris issued a statement to the press saying current disturbances in China are not directed at all foreigners but against Japanese and Anglo Saxons. It claims these races seek to thwart China's progress to tighten control over the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
China
Heatwave Deaths Across Nation Signal Record Temps
The twenty four hour tally shows many deaths as heat grips the country. Regions from New York to the Rocky Mountain area report extreme temperatures with cities like Butte 32 humidity and Denver drizzle. Turbulent week ahead as Colorad Springs and nearby towns feel the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
East
Middle West
Butte
Mont
Evanston
Rawlins
Wyo
Tucson
Ariz
Colorad Springs
Denver
Cheyenne
Casper
Great Falls
New York Heat Wave Sees Nine Deaths and Mass Prostration
New York City endures a severe heat wave with nine deaths and many prostrations. Bellevue Hospital reports twenty heat related deaths since Friday overnight. City toll rises to fifty with a 96 degree daily high. Parks fill as residents seek shade and relief. Firefighters suffer heat exhaustion while a Brooklyn woodwork plant burns, causing about $250,000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Sahara
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
St. Nicholas Park
Riverside
Central Parks
Snow and Freezing Temperatures Spread Across Rockies
Denver report notes snow rain and freezing temperatures spreading across multiple sections of the Rockies. Weather conditions interrupt travel and raise concerns for residents as cooler air moves into the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Denver
Col
William Eggers Civil War veteran dies at 88
William Eggers 88 of 1326 Pleasant street died yesterday. Born in Germany in 1837, he came to Cincinnati in 1860 and served as a horseshoer in the Union Army. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Gildehaus chapel. survived by two sons August and William Jr and a daughter Anna Reinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eggers
Pleasant Street
August Eggers
Anthony Street
Board of Health
Mr. Eggers
Germany
Cincinnati
Eggers
Bromley
Gildehaus
Vine Street
August
William, Jr
Anna Reinhardt
Covington
Tragic double tragedy in Duncan pits teen girl shot by suitor
Dora Tidwell 17 rode with Jim Drew 22 in a Duncan car. Drew shot her three times then killed himself after drinking poison. Dora is in critical condition. The incident occurred late today as authorities investigate motive and sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Duncan
Okla
Dora Tidwell
Jim Drew
Drew
Weather Summary for Ohio and Mid South States
Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with scattered thunder showers and cooler nights. Indiana unsettled with local thunder storms and warm trend. Regional temperatures show highs around 90s and lows near 60s with light to moderate precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Chicago
Kansas C
Atlantic
Pb Ae
Bir’ham
Denver
N.oreans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburh
S.francisco
Louisville
Diego
Nashville
Winpee
Marie
Hundreds of Fish Stunned by River Heat in Ohio
In Warren Ohio on June 6 men and boys waded in the Mahoning River below a power plant where hot water from a damless section stunned or killed hundreds of fish. Crowds spanned half a mile as onlookers gathered the weakened fish for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jame
Mahoning River
Slight Relief From Intense Heat Forecast
Washington June 6 Continued warm Sunday but with slight relief from the heat of the past days. Partly cloudy weather and thunder showers were forecast for the Eastern states. No sharp temperature drop was expected, only a gradual fall noted by observatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
North Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Tennesee
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
River traffic and steamer schedule at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 9.8 feet and steady at 6 pm. The Queen City left Louisville yesterday morning. Tom Greene and Cincinnati were due from Charleston and Louisville respectively tonight. Andes due from Madison, Ind. Also, Crafters Club toured upriver on Queen City. The Cincinnati Motor Boat Association seeks use of steamer John Rathersdon for a July 4 race trip to Rising Sun, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louisville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Crafters Club
Queen City
Cincinnati Motor Boat Association
Louisville & Nashville Packet
John E Ratherdton
Rising Sun
Shipping News From New York June 6
Steamship notices list sailing prospects for June 7. Vessels include the Washington from Bremen dated May 29 and other ships from Naples and Porticon with various May dates. Entries indicate departures and destinations for the upcoming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Neumae Washington
Bremen
Gasmete. Se
Porticon
UNE
Columbus
Ethyl Gas Board Named
Surgeon General Cumming of the Public Health Service appoints a seven member committee to study health hazards from tetra ethyl lead gasoline. The move follows a resolution from a conference of health officers and the oil and gasoline industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Gas Board
Washington
Cumming
The
Public Health Service Today
Masonic and Moorish Orders Schedule Summer Conclaves
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 K T holds stated conclave June 8 with regular business reports dues and officer election. Douglass Lodge KOP to confer Page Rank June 9. Ivy Lodge KO P No 16 to confer Esquire Bankes day June 9. Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M special convocation June 10. Founders Day Service at First Presbyterian Church June 7 at 7 30 p m. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commandery
K. T
Esquire Bank
Liberty and
Central Parkway
Kilwinning
Masonic
MOOSE
Cincinnati Lodge No. 2
First Presbyterian Church
Gilbert Av
Locust St
Walnut Hills
Frederick N. McMillin
George Muhlhauser
Louis Rinkenberger
Sec’y
In Memoriam To My Brother Thomas Pearce
Poem memorial from Langhorne Pennsylvania. Sister Bessie Walters notes bright soul, divine earth life, and eternal peace through God as sorrow eases with belief in afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pearce
Obituary notices from Cincinnati and surrounding area
Multiple death notices and funeral details for Stephen W. Jacobs Anna M. Curry Louise Diss William Eggers Anna Fagin Tabitha Fishbach Philomena Gosiger Virginia Hemphill Alfred Hutchins Mathias Miller John Murray Sery Moore Matilda Neiser Mary Tapking. Notices include birthplaces, residence addresses, dates of death, funeral times, and interment locations across Covington Dayton Alexandria Newport Ft. Thomas and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stephen W
David Jacobs
Highland Cemetery
Louise
Woodburn Avenue
Saturo
Eggers
William
Dora Eggers
Ehlers
Pleasant Street
Henry Gildehaus Company
Vine Street
Fagin
Anna
Michael
Catherine Fagin
Hughes
Sixth and
Main Streets
Covington
St. Patrick's Church
New St. Joseph’s
Cincinnati
Fishbach
Tabitha Katherine
Reuben D. Fishbach
East
McMillan Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Gosiger
Philomena
Frederick Joseph
Anna Marie Gosiger
J. P. Engelhardt
Rosemont Avenue
Price Hill
Dayton (Co
Hemphill
Virginia Lou
Louis
Ruth McCord Hemphill
Third Avenue
Dayton
Hutchins
Alfred
Byrum
Rachel Hutchins
Parrott
Cedar Avenue
College Hill
Spring Grove
Miller
Mathias
Anna Mary Miller
Nauer
Alexandria
Alexandr Methodist Church
Murray—John
Les
Oney Murray
Neiser
Unera
Antes Janne
Uiem
St.ary’s Church
Moore—Sery E
Rendolph Moore
Turday
J. D. Lyon
Menlo Avenue
Hyde Park
Cemetery Chapel
Georgetown
W. Mack Johnson
Matilda
Nee Wiedemann
William Neiser
William Neiser, Jr
Arthur Neiser
Park Avenue
Newae
Ing
Stern Teleed
William A. Burkamp
Sie Court
Ft. Thomas
J É
Evergreen Cemetery Chapel
Cremation Services and Chapels Advertised in Cincinnati
An advertisement lists cremation and chapel options in Cincinnati. It promotes Free Booklet from Cin. Cremation Co and Free Chapel by Busse Borgmann Co with locations in Union Central Building and 1617 Egg Avenue. Includes nonsectarian services and additional printing work by Grassmann Printing Co in Missouri Bidg, Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Bidg
Busse & Borgmann Co
Fanera
Egg Avenue
Grassmann Printing CO
Missouri
Cincinnati, O
Water Works Chief Commits Suicide Amid Pressure
In Doylestown Pennsylvania on June 6 William Hudson 65 superintendent of the Municipal Water Works shot himself amid worries caused by hundreds of complaints over water shortage. The Borough Council was investigating at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Doylestown
William Hudson
Bombs Protest King's Presence in Barcelona
Perpignan reports via Havas that several small bombs exploded in central Barcelona as part of protests against King Alfonso's visit. Travelers say arrests of suspects in Spain's anti monarch plots could reach about 100, with most to be released when the King returns to Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havas
Perpignan
France
Barcelona
Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
Plumber Training School Opens for Cincinnati Apprentices
The Cincinnati apprentice plumbing training school will open tomorrow in the public school building at Liberty and Spring streets. Registered apprentices will attend a half day weekly and be paid by hours. C. L. Bailey and John Harrow will supervise instruction with support from local unions and the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Liberty and
Spring Streets
C. L. Bailey
Middle West
John Harrow
Hunt
The
Cincinnati After Plumbers’ Association
Board of Education
United Plumbers and Gas Fitters Union
Arata Named Night Detective Chief in City Police
Police Lieutenant Joseph Arata of the First District will serve as night chief of detectives, announced by Safety Director Tudor after a conference with Police Chief Copelan. Arata, a 22 year veteran, progresses from patrolman in 1903 to lieutenant in 1915, and will begin Monday night. Major Eugene Weatherly acts temporarily in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Arata
Tudor
Copelan
Arata
Eugene Weatherly
Junietta Avenue
Westwood
Arrest 8 On Liquor Charge In City
Detectives Schwab Giovanniani and Lutz charged George H. Meler 50 with possessing liquor after finding three bottles of moonshine in an automobile on his Colerain Avenue property. Also arrested on similar charges were Pansy Fields 37 of Mt Peter Street and Will Martin 45 of West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Meler
Colerain Avenue
Sentenced for Driving Auto While Intoxicated
Robert Albiez a butcher of Mo hawk place was sentenced to five days in jail and fined 50 dollars and costs by Judge Bell in Traffic Court yesterday for operating his automobile while intoxicated. Homer Ellis of 2131 Beachmont avenue was bound over to the grand jury under 1000 dollar bond on a manslaughter charge after his machine killed Mrs Sallie Holliday of 2319 Oxford avenue May 27. Taxi driver Ray Lageman was fined 25 dollars and costs for cruising for passengers downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Albiez
Mohawk Place
Bell
Albiez
Homer Ellis
Beachmont Avenue
Ellis
Sallie Holliday
Oxford Avenue
Beechmont Avenue
Alexander Holliday
Ray Lageman
Birth notices from a 19th century city directory page
A list of birth announcements showing multiple couples with addresses across city streets. Notable entries include Glen and Marie Batchelor at 1629 Kelly Avenue and Fred and Emma Calvert at 2238 Spring Grove Avenue, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batchelor
Glen and Marie
Kellyn Avenue
Beckle
Victoria
Ethel
Highland Calvert
Fred
Emma
Spring Grove Avenue
Daair Aan
Edith
Herbert Vina
Clara
Jones Street
Dixon —Lee
Maggie
Pike Street
Ellis Herold
Sarah
Cortland Ué
Pales
George
Marie
Montana
Euben and
Regina
Hoover Leroy
Ruth
West Ninth
Huck
Lew
Maple Atlons
Helen
Carolinue
William Tie
Pendletoner
Mary
Von
Erwin and
Martha
Avenues
Florence
Kilwager Sett
Catherine
Eric Wethington- Linns
Elizabeth
Gir
McCumber Named to International Joint Commission
Porter Co. McCumber former North Dakota senator and chairman of the Senate Finance Committee is appointed by President Coolidge to the International Joint Commission. The body settles U S Canada boundary disputes. The seat replaces the late Charles E. Townsend of Michigan. Appointment is for life with a 7500 dollar annual salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Porter Co
Infirmary Inmate Dies Claiming Lincoln Link
Stearns DeWitt Rich an 88 year old with claims of being a lawyer publisher and Lincoln associate died at the County Infirmary. He was arrested for begging on Vine Street and carried $30 in cash and a $150 bank deposit. Authorities will use funds for burial at Raschig Cemetery Baltimore pike. No relatives could be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
Baltimore Pike
Rich
Abraham Lincoln
Toledo
Quincy
Ill
PAYS WITH HIS LIFE WHILE PLAYING PART OF GOOD SAMARITAN
In Brooklyn on Ocean Parkway a volunteer stationed to help a stalled car was killed when a taxicab struck the vehicle. Another volunteer, John Hayman, was injured. Taxi driver Harry Pachtman was arrested on a homicide charge after the crash witnessed by hundreds of motorists and the driver Mrs Susan Fox Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World Mews Service
New York
Brooklyn
John Hayman
Harry Pachtman
Manhattan
Ocean Parkway
Coney Island
Susan Fox Haworth
Pachtman
Colonel Gillespie In Serious Condition At Bethesda
Colonel William Gillespie remained in serious condition at Bethesda Hospital last night after being admitted Friday from his home on May and June streets. He served in France during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Gillespie
William Gillespie
Bethesda Hospital
Gillespie
France
Four Die as Trains Crash Head On Near Paris Tenn
Four men are dead and three injured after two Louisville and Nashville freight trains collided head on at Looney Hill near Paris Tennessee. Names listed include engineers TuEason and Shafer and firemen Beavers and Marcum among the injured. Baldwin and Tipp face serious injuries with uncertain outcomes. responsibility not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Looney Hill
R. H. Shafer
Memphis
J. Tueason
Luther Moberly
D. W. Beavers
B. F. Baldwin
Brownsville
Enloe Tipp
J. F. Marcum
Baldwin
Tipp
Marcum
Arlington Heights Firemen Host Rainless Lawn Fete
Arlington Heights volunteers reported a satisfactory annual lawn fete last night with solid financial results. The page also notes appointments and meetings involving lodge officials and Notre Dame Alumnae founder Mrs. Anne Deasy Nugent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Heights
A. B. Fry
St. Louis
Missouri
Grand Lodge No. B’nai Brith
Louis Weiland
Cincinnati
Order
Ohio
Weiland
Indiana
Hammond
City Charter Committee
Manchester
Mohawk
Freda Dotzauer
Mohawk Street
General Hospital
Frank J. Weber
Peones
Fourth District
Anne Deasy Nugent
National
Federation of Notre Dame Alumnae
The
Washington
Baltimore
Norfolk
New York
Albany
Names and addresses gathered from scattered cards
A list of names and residences appears with multiple street addresses in various cities and states including Norwood Glendale Lockland and Bellevue. The fragmentary OCR shows many individuals such as Thomas Norwood J Ruth Helt Ada Dietrich Raymond Schoten and Edward Hank among others with disparate street numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Central
Thomas Ee Gical Norwood
Barr
Norwood
Rose I
Ar Bae
Islin Nm
George A. Sado Jr
Glendale
Margaret L. Hilling
Lockland
Pete L. Stanchoff
Charlotte Tamhorst
Raymond Schoten
Hazel Tripp
Edward Hank
J. Ruth Helt
Joseph Walsh
Josie Lageman
Edward J. Miller
Myrtle Flugel
Fred G. Reiners
Sylvia M. Printz
Robert M. Traut
Ada A. Dietrich
Frank Henz
Ann Hetzer Pearson Foster
Clara Gadd
Fred Weyler
Grace Story
King Knit
Xda
da M. McDermr
Juseph J. Wigbel
Arline Cordes
Seph M. Tallayee
Palazzo Bian
Mich Shullman
Ae Sipple
Edna Seka
Harry Dilg
Lena Riebold
R. J. Baachaup
Annie M. Hynes
Emerald ring lost in hotel dressing room in Cincinnati
Lost in the ladies dressing room on the first floor of the Linton Hotel Cincinnati on Saturday noon June 6 an emerald ring set in platinum and diamond. Size about a quarter inch square. Liberal reward no questions asked. Telephone Hamilton Exchange 4706.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Hotel
Cincinnati
Hamilton, O
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ARNO
Union Central Life Ins. Co
Cincinnati, Ohie
Johan L. Shuff
Mgr. Home Gen
C.J. Steen
Cam
Coolidge
President
England
America
Beaverbrook
Penne
Sek
Seuinetneneni
Upetare
New England
New Jersey
Ohio River
Tom Greene
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Pecos
Franklin, Pa
Tees
Nesville
Eesseansece
Radford, Boscesoee
Pss Egerees
Sone Geremt
Iets
Deecull
Hinto Beciipis Miecoes
Ies Falls
W.va
Arieston
Pikevin
W. Va. Y
Wren Ran Rune
Little Rock
Ark
Steamship News
Mary ‘Shannon
Mt. Washington
Joseph Shannon
Longview Hospital
Charles Warden
Warden
David Street
Lodge
Memoriam
Bessie Walters
Langhorne, Pa
Walter H. Streibig
Walnut and
Liberty Streets
WM. F. Fuldner
Het
Undertaker
Lway & Ladlew
Lieut. Arata
M’ Cumber
Boundary Post
International Joint Commission
Nora Johnson
West Seventh Street
W. C. Johnson
Colerain
Brookside
Sateaca
Main St
Ester Oaton, My
Linn At. Diesels
Dayton St. Alba
Baymiller St
Nawewand
Harding Av
Brigetown
Pleasant St
Elm St
Eastern
Columbia
Goethe St
Mohawk St
Allerton
Curtis St
Elizabeth St
Harvey
Huron
Stewart Place
Bellevue
Wie
Jefferson
Harrison
Thirteenth St
Dierflag
Lakeview Subdivision
Michigan
Michigan Subdivision Association
Detroit
Mich
Virginia Beach
Norfolk, VA
Dixie Terminal Building
Besedu
Noah Webster
W. J. Pelo
A.M
Commerce & Law
Tribune
Commercial Square
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