Large crowds expected at Chester Park vaudeville show
A famous group of performing seals will headline Chester Park free vaudeville as warm weather and cool nights draw crowds. The bill features the seal act the Flea Circus and Terpsichorean acts with a profitable clubhouse dining area and a packed pavilion. Continuous Columbia shows and a Cincinnati Reds game score on screen accompany the program.
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Chester Park
Chester
Colonel Martin
Big White Park
Columbia
South America
Cincinnati
Reds
Opera season tickets offered for Robin Hood opens June 21
At Chester clubhouse daily applications pour in for season tickets to the opera opening June 21 with Robin Hood as the first week bill. The plan promises fixed seats each week at no extra cost and without binding commitment. subscriptions start Monday at Smith & Nixon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Smith & Nixon’s
Kemp Sisters Wild West Congress Dominates Lagoon Show
Lagoon visitors last evening enjoyed a large lineup at the old Kentucky park. The Kemp Sisters wild west and Indian Congress led attractions with boating on the lagoon lake drawing steady crowds. Bathing, dancing platform, Indian village, moving pictures, vaudeville and other amusements also drew many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Sisters
Wild West and Indian Congress
Old
Kentucky Park
Big Lagoon
Columbia To Present New Talking Pictures Tomorrow
An entirely new programme of talking pictures and illustrated songs will be put on at the Columbia tomorrow afternoon. The films and songs currently showing will be replaced with fresh offerings for afternoon audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Auto Races to Be Held on Savannah Course
The Automobile Club of America sets the race date for the grand prize under Ostend rules. Entry blanks will be issued soon. The date change from the Savannah club agreement awaits its approval before an announcement is released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Automobile Club of America
Savannah Automobile Club
Savannah Club
Receivers Appointed for Washington Union League Club
Thomas C. Bradley and Rudolph H. Yeatman were named receivers for the Washington Union League Baseball Club after Hickman and White filed a petition in District Court claiming $257 owed. Judgment for $257 plus costs was entered in Circuit Court on the confession of club president William F. Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas C. Bradley
Rudolph H. Yeatman
Washington Union League Baseball Club
Hickman & White
William F. Hart
Baseball officials suspend two managers after late game incidents
Milwaukee report states President J D OBrien suspended catcher Crist of Kansas City for abusive language toward umpire Bierkalter after a June 8 Toledo game. Manager Flood of St Paul receives a three day suspension for umpire batting and delaying play at Louisville on June 7 under umpire Owens.
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Milwaukee
J. D. O'Brien
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Crist
Kansas City
Bierkalter
Toledo
Flood
St. Paul
Louisville
Owens
Gravesend Entries Handicap Fields and Sprints
The race card outlines Griffing and other riders with weights for the first race Handicap across 11 to 15 miles at Gravesend. The lineup lists horses such as McCarter Gretna Green Cairngorm Rapid Water Rifleman Dorante Bedouin Earl G Colonel Jack Tony Bonero Corn Cob Sugar Pine along with weights. Additional races include a five year old and up hunter pace at about 24 miles featuring Pete Marley Le Judge O Gin My Grace Warrior Right Away Sinister Fauquar and more. The third race lists three year olds and up selling about 6 furlongs with Jacobite Clark Griffiths amas Ocaylan Liber Tommie Grath Momentum Big Ben Bent and True Queen Marguerite Chief Hayes Mexican Silver Beardall. The fourth race Broadway Stakes for three year olds at about 11 to 16 miles shows Fair Play Anay Transvaal Master Robert TM Wire Half Sovereign and Yorkville among others. The fifth selling race lists one and a half miles with Corn Cob Troublesome Countermand Nick Stoner Dennis Stafford Tenancy by Courtesy Frizette Black Oak Meither Jonathan Mombassa Senator Barrett Coincident Winning Star. The sixth race Maiden two year olds at 5 1/2 furlongs shows Oabaiah Statesman Ban.
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McCarter
Gretna Green
Cairngorm
Rapid Water
Rifleman
Dorante
Bedouin
Earl G
Colonel Jack
Tony Bonero
Sugar Pine
Hunter Sepeplechane
Pete Marley
le Judge O’gin
My Grace
Warrior Right Away
Sinister
Jacobite
Clark Griffith
Amas
Ocaylan
Liber
Tommie Grath
Momentum
Big Ben
Bent and True
Queen Marguérite
Chief Hayes
Mexican Silver
Beardall
Fair Play
Anay
Transvaal
Master Robert
TM Wire
Half Sovereign
Yorkville Au
ucacoTtaneyakatelines
Troublesome
Countermand
Nick Stoner
Dennis Stafford
Frizette
Black Oak
Meither Jonathan
Mombassa
Senator Barrett
Coincident
Oabaiah
Statesman
Ban
Darktown Attractions Draw Out-of-Town Guests to Coney
Coney Island hosts a busy evening with outdoor spectacle Darktown Fighting the Flames drawing many visitors. University of Cincinnati graduating class dines privately at the clubhouse before viewing burlesque. National Saddlers’ Association delegates ride the Island Queen, pausing at river park during a summer schedule for visiting delegates.
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Darktown
Coney Island
University of Cincinnati
Coney
National Saddlers’ Association
Howe Pictures at the Lyric
Lyman Howe presents a versatile program at the Lyric drawing large audiences. The foreign country views educate and entertain without sensationalism, interspersed with light comedy to enliven the show. The tonight program promises strong interest.
Chester Beach Hosts Swimming Lessons and Beach Banquet
The Chester Lake area sees many women and children swimming with instructors teaching and a lifesaving corps ensuring safety. Queen City Beach readies for a large Sunday crowd with a big banquet at the Chester clubhouse. Lagoon fishing remains popular with several promising catches reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Beach
Chester Lake
Queen City Beach
Moving pictures at Chester Park praised as top resort exhibit
The moving talking and singing pictures at Chester Park stand with the best seen at local resorts. Furnished by the same company supplying a premier downtown theater, they meet the highest standard of moving picture displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Maiden Two Year Olds Race List Attracts Scrappy Entries
Seventh Race features maiden two year olds with entries including Palsy Trois Tremps Wa ponoca Sherlock Mary Dyer Watch Guerrero The Pippin Weymouth Dearly Bell and Harlam Maid carrying 103 to 108 pounds at five and one half furlongs.
Bills May Pass Houses
Albany June 9 Precarious bills to end public gambling at race tracks face a tight clock before 2 p m Thursday as legislators rush adjournment for Chicago and the Republican convention. Senate and Assembly committees reported them favorably amid party strife over mutuel betting rules.
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Albany
Hughes
Chicago
House
Senate Committee On Judiciary and Codes
Assembly Committee On Code
Curviler
New York
Assembly
Senate
Agnew
Harvard Law School Gift Revealed in Cincinnati Dinner
At a Cincinnati dinner honoring Dean Ames of Harvard Law School, Harry M. Levy of Walnut Hills Cincinnati disclosed a gift of 5000 dollars to the law school. The donation, given with discretion, is to be used at the faculty’s discretion and was confirmed by Levy last night.
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Cincinnati
Dean Ameés
Harvard Law School
Harry M. Levy
Fairfield Avenue
Walnut Hills
Law School
Dean Ames
Levy
Vacation Cottage Opens for Girls' Friendly Society
The Vacation Cottage near New Richmond Ohio opens June 20 for junior members for one week. Beginning June 27 senior members join for vacations. The homestead gift of the late Thomas Emery offers bathing boating tennis and other sports for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Girls' Friendly Society
Diocese of Southern Ohio
Thomas Emery
Recall of 60 Years Ago Alumnae Gathering at Burnet House
Ohio Wesleyan College alumnae held the sixty sixth anniversary of the Alumnae Association with a musical and literary program at Burnet House. Attendees included three graduates from sixty years ago and three from fifty years ago, who gave brief addresses. Officers elected included Ella Bail as president and Maud Miller Kitchell as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan College
Burnet House
Ohio Wesleyan College
Ann Wade Hay
Nancy Brown Goodrich
Olivestone Goodrich
Katherine West Robertson
M. Virginia Phillips
Curve Stone Avery
Etta F. Beil
Mattie Ludlow Bowman
Maud Miller Kitchell
Lida White
Anna Doering
Ida Crary Mackelfresh
Ida Cotteral Woodthansee
Mary Stewart Hazelton
May HE. Cochnower
Frances Hoyt Dyer
Bishop Wiley
Louise Bernard Huser
Emma Bramble Kunz
Eudora B. Anderson
Carrie Allen McPherson
J. I. Trisler
Adams Stuerwald
Eli Dawson
Alice Frillman
Myea Innes Hinsch
Bessie Ludlow Walker
Cora Bigney McLean
Jeannette Caldwell
Annie Dale Brent
Julia M. Thomson
Mary Ida Stewart
Alice Roberts Newhall
Antoinette Werner-West
Fanny Roberts Griffith
Mary Hunt Weakley
Alice Shaw Barnett
Mary Hughes Shaw
Alice McGill Armstrong
Westanna Brown
Harriet Marpe
Maud Shaw Hagemeyer
Eva Dawson
BURY NUN WITH VEIL AT Georgetown Convent
The body of Miss Marie L. Bouscaren daughter of the late G Bouscaren engineer of the new Water Works will be buried with the veil. Funeral service at the Convent of the Visitation Cardome Georgetown Ky today Bishop Maes will officiate. She was a niece of Ledyard Lincoln and last April entered the veil. Mrs Genevieve Lincoln aunt of the dead nun died recently in Rome while visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie L. Bouscaren
G. Bouscaren
New Water Works
Rome
Bar Association Outing Aboard Princess Boat
The Bar Association holds its annual outing on Monday June 22 with a boat ride aboard the Coney Island Company's steam boat Princess. Attorney Albert Bettinger and Commodore Lee Brooks secured the vessel for the event. The boat leaves Broadway foot at 4 p.m. and returns by 9 30 p.m. Dinner is served on board by the St Nicholas Hotel.
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The
Bar Association
Coney Island Company
Steamboat Princess
Albert Bettinger
Lee Brooks
Association
Broadway
St. Nicholas Hotel
Devine shifts from police operator to fire department lineman
After thirteen years in police dispatch, Joseph B. Devine told reporters he seeks the simple life and outdoor work. Mayor Markbreit appointed him a lineman in the Fire Department following top exam scores. Also named were Charles Reith chief operator, J Williams lineman, Howard G Ferguson fireman, and Charles E Yeager patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Devine
Devine
Police Exchange
Markbreit
Charles Reith
J. Williams
Howard G. Ferguson
Charles E. Yeager
Birth Records Understate True Population Says Health Officer
Health Officer Brown warns births recorded weekly 111 but short of reality by 50 to 75 percent. He notes twenty applicants were denied birth certificates last week and cites physician carelessness as jeopardizing citizen property rights and children’s records.
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Brown
Board of Health
Department of Heat
Prinz Fried rich Wilhelm Joins North German Lloyd Fleet
The newest addition to the North German Lloyd fleet, the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, began its maiden voyage from Bremen on June 6 and is expected in New York Harbor on June 16. Labeled the line’s jubilee ship, it marks the 50th anniversary of the company and rivals only by Kronprinzessin Cecilie and Kaiser Wilhelm II in size. It introduces far fewer inside rooms and upper berths, and showcases modern naval design focused on passenger comfort.
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North German Lloyd
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
New York Harbor
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Kaiser Wilhelm SL
Indianapolis Mayor Pleads to Move Union HQ
Mayor Bookwalter of Indianapolis urged relocating the Bookbinders International Union headquarters from New York to Indianapolis. He spoke before the bicentennial convention in Douglass Castle Hall on Sixth and Walnut streets. The mayor is a member of the local Typographical Union in Fort Wayne.
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Indianapolis
Bookbinders’ International Union
New York
Bookwalter
Douglass Castle Hall
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Typographical Union
Ft. Wayne
Pattern Submission for 10 Cent Closed Pattern No 4357
Notices invite readers to mail a ten cent pattern for Pattern No 4357 to a stated name and address in city and state. The terse request seeks purchaser details and delivery location.
One Piece Frock in Japanese Style for Children
A simple charming one piece children’s frock suited for warm weather wear without armhole seams. Japan ese sleeves align with side sections and can be worn with or without a guimpe. Pattern No. 4357 offers sizes 2 to 8 years priced ten cents.
Czar Welcomes England's King Edward on Russian Visit
In Reval the British king on the Victoria and Albert meets Emperor Nicholas aboard the Standart. The pair exchange formal greetings and tour the ships, with the Dowager Empress hosting lunch on the Polar Star and mingling with dignitaries. An imperial train accompanies the Russian party amid festive welcomes from local children.
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Reval
Edward
Nicholas
Victoria and Albert
Bay of Reval
Russia
Surge
Czarevitch
Standart
Alexandra
King Edward
Emeror
Emperor Nicholas
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Stolypin
Iswolsky
Dikoff
Marine
Foreign Secretary signals new treaties during King Edward visit
In the House of Commons Foreign Secretary Gray said negotiations for new treaties would begin during King Edward's Reval visit, halting talk of a triple alliance among France Russia and Britain. Discussions at Reval with Sir Charles Hardinge and M Iswolsky target issues from the Persia dispute and the current unsatisfactory Persia affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gray
House of Commons
Edward
Reval
France
Russia
Great Britain
Nicholas
Charles Hardinge
M. Iswolsky
Persia
Thibet
Afghanistan
Covington Newport High School Class of Forty Graduates
Covington High School awarded diplomas at its fortieth annual ceremony in Scott street auditorium before a large audience. Thirty graduates—eighteen boys and twelve girls—received diplomas. program featured Orations by Earl W. Griffin Virginia T. Ranshaw Arthur Carl Alfred Lutie Catherine Keckley and remarks by Principal Cox and Dr Henry A Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington High 1
Scott Street
J. S. Blackburn
Earl W. Griffin
Virginia T. Ranshaw
Arthur Carl Alfred
Lutie Catherine Keckeley
H. 8. Cox
George F.roth
Board of Education
Henry A. Porter
Henry A. Porter; Music, “Red Wing
Arthur C. Alfred
James H. Carpenter
Lewis F. Colbert
James H. Ellis
Paul C. Gainey
Clifton L. Hickok
Aubrey Highton
Randolph Hood
Leslie H. Johnson
Allison A. Kincheloe
Joseph H. Miller
Eddie T. Parks
Joseph E. Pugh
M. Thomas Shine
William S. Thiesing
Thomas E. Walling
Police Rescue Man From Angry Newport Crowd
Officers Mor ton Sheeran Asplin and Ward intervened to prevent a lynching of Robert M. Babcock 28 a file setter in Newport as a crowd restrained him. Mrs McCalanahan and Switchman Coleman supported claims he tried to attack her children leading to Babcock’s arrest for attempted assault and a preliminary hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Sheeran
Asplin
Ward
Newport
Robert M. Babcock
James McCalanahan
Coleman
Babcock
Robert Street
Interferes with Cupid in Covington marriage attempt
A Lexington couple Lyman T. Butner 59 and Annie Hewlett 49 faced embarrassment in Covington City Building when their Cincinnati cabman lacked a Covington vehicle license. While applying for a license the cabman was seized by a City License Inspector and the couple, unable to pay, were sent back to Cincinnati after Butner posted the license fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Lyman T. Butner
Annie Hewlett
Lexington
Thornton
Butner
Weer
T. Butner
Anna Hulett
Body of Boy Found Near Bromley on Ohio River
William Hardel of Covington found a boy's body drifting along the Ohio River near Last Chance saloon Bromley. The 15 year old may be Robert D. Rose of Cincinnati last seen cramps while swimming near Baymiller Street. Coroner Tarvin investigates at Donnelly Bros. undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Last Chance
Bromley
William Hardel
Covington
Donnelly Bros.’ Undertaking Establishment
Tarvin
Robert D. Rose
Carlisle Avenue
Cincinnati
Baymiller Street
Octogenarian Maria Blinn Dies in Campbell County
Maria Blinn aged 85 a pioneer Campbell County resident died last night at her son O B Blinn's home in Washington Avenue Survived by O B Blinn Newport W H Blinn Dayton and Mrs Frank A Lee Cincinnati Funeral set for Thursday at 2 in Evergreen Chapel born 1823 on the old Ruge homestead near Dayton Ohio River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Blinn
Campbell County
O. B. Blinn
Washington Avenue
Newport
W.H. Blinn
A. B. Blinn
Dayton
Frank A. Lee
Cincinnati
Blinn
Ruge
Ohio River
Evergreen Chapel
City Hall Notes Signal Water and Sewer Issues
Attorney William L. Dickson, for Charles W. Hinsch, pressed the Board of Public Service on water supply delays since Rose Hill annexation. Twenty petitioners urged a relief sewer for Montieth Place. Eden Park tower elevator repairs are unsatisfactory per Water Works chief Hiller who withholds a payment voucher. The fire and police inspection tour covered western city houses. Dinner was served at Krollman’s garden in Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Dickson
Charles W. Hinsch
Rose Hill
Board of Public Service
Service Board
Montieth Place
Eden Park Tower
Hiller
Water Works Department
Reedy Elevator Company
Cumminsville
Westwood
Price Hill
Sedamsville
Krollman’s Garden
Orphans Feast Planned by Campbell County Home
Committees finalize plans for next Sundays orphans feast at the Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home on its grounds. The morning service at 10 o clock features a mass choir of about 100 from Newport Bellevue Dayton churches led by the Kentucky Choral Society. Officials include Superintendent Emigholz and Rev Hammerschmidt with songs, a sermon by Rev Knapp, and the Campbell County Choral Society providing further performances before a lawn dinner for children and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Kentucky Choral Society
Emigholz
Campbell County United Choral Society
Hammerschmidt
Mr. Knapp
St. Paul’s
Campbell County Choral Society
Death of Mrs. Margaret Hull in Morning View Ky
Covington brief reports the death of Mrs. Margaret Hull widow of A G Hull at her daughter Mrs J A Finnell’s home in Morning View Ky The funeral is scheduled for this morning William Grant High School graduation exercises are set for this evening in the Covington library auditorium and the Seventh Street School pupils held a song recital at Ninth Street M E Church last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Margaret Hull
J. A. Finnell
Morning View
A. G. Hull
William Grant
Names Residence and Ages Listed in Kentucky and Indiana
Names and residences listed include Charles Lang from Johns Hill Kentucky age unknown Katherine Listner from Pool Creek Kentucky age 20 5 wv Herman H Rinner from Indianapolis and Marie Knudeson from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lang
John's Hill
Katherine Listner
Pool Creek
Herman H. Rinner
Indianapolis
Marie Knudeson
Campbell County Court Deals With Fines and Probate
Harry Williams pleaded guilty to peddling without a license in Newport Police Court and was fined three dollars plus costs then jailed for nonpayment. The Campbell County Court probated the will of James W. Shields, leaving all property to his widow Mary E. Shields who is named executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams
Newport
James W. Shields
Campbell County
Mary E. Shields
Army moves officers to Ft Yellowstone and sends prisoners to Leavenworth
Captain Castner requests B D Covall to Fort Yellowstone to aid enlargement. Sergeant Anderson and seven prisoners depart for Fort Leavenworth to serve remaining sentences. Troops at the post will be paid at muster of May 31 by Colonel Tucker, Paymaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Castner
B.D. Covall
Ft. Yellowstone
Wyo
Castner
Anderson
Ft. Leavenworth
Kafti
T. Tucker
Lakes
Trustees Restore Pastor Salary in Alaska Settlement
The Rev. F. W. Fisher of Grace M. E. Church had attachments against his salary withdrawn in Squire Donelan's court. Fisher stated willingness to settle and pay debts. church trustees had met and decided to allow his salary as arrangements to move to Alaska proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Fisher
Grace M. BE
Squire -Donelan’s
Fisher
Grocer
Horner
Graziani
Masquerader in Women's Attire Stirs Dayton Crowd
An unknown man wearing a black skirt a white shirt waist and a Merry Widow hat caused excitement on Walnut street Dayton. He strutted in feminine clothing accosted several unescorted women and was last seen heading toward Bellevue with several pursuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Walnut Street
Bellevue
Stitches After Tongue Injury In Ft. Thomas Tree Accident
Mrs. Earl Cochran of near Newport Reservoir Ft. Thomas climbed a tree for fruit yesterday morning when a limb broke causing her to fall and bite her tongue severely. A surgeon required five stitches to repair the tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cochran
Newport Reservoir
Ft. Thomas
Jailer Hurt After Fall From Moving Bus In Newport
County Jailer Wagner was injured when he fell from the top of a moving Alexandria bus at the intersection of Tenth and Ann streets in Newport. He was driven to Dr. J. J. Youtsey's office and later taken to his home with suspected internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Alexandria
Tenth
Ann
Newport
J. J. Youtsey
Falls Off Houseboat Fatality Near Cincinnati River
George Schweikehardt, 42, a cooper from 2848 McMicken Avenue, Cincinnati, fell from a houseboat on the Licking River. The vessel, owned by his cousin Fred Westerheimerer, led to his drowning. His body was recovered yesterday afternoon by Toney Tenn enbecker and William Drusseshaber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George Schweikehardt
McMicken Avenue
Licking River
Fred Westerheimerer
Toney Tennenbecker
William Drusseshaber
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Local Crime and Court Actions
Ed Clayton convicted of burglary in circuit court and sentenced to three years. Charles Williams not guilty plea and trial set for Thursday. Several cases set for trial including Early Jones carbreaking and Louis Walker petit larceny. Henry Banks held for June 18. Kelly Morgan fined for disorderly conduct. Florence Winston appointed guardian of Rose Lee Jones. Dissolution petition filed for Linnemann & Moore funeral home partnership. Kenton County Grand Jury extended six days with focus on poolrooms as new Kentucky poolroom law takes effect next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Clayton
Charles Williams
Attorney Wise
Early Jones
William Clark
Louis Walker
Henry Banks
Joseph Koch
Kelly Morgan
Read
Graziana
Morgan
Stephens
Florence Winston
Rose Lee Jones
Linnemann & Moore
Covington Undertakers
Myers & Howard
Henry Linnemann
Kenton County
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May E. Cochnower
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