Covington Builds in Newport New Housing Boom
Newport enjoys a building boom with many new houses rising in the East End from Washington avenue to Taylor's Mill Bottoms. George Veith, W H Ware, and Judge Berry lead multiple new residences including a notable flat house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Washington Avenue
Taylor's Mill Bottoms
Eighth
Washington
George Veith
German
Eleventh Streets
W. H. Ware
Third
York
Judge Berry
Beech Avenue
Monmouth
Jury Bribery Probe Opens in Campbell County
Campbell County Grand Jury for June term investigates charges of jury bribing and court corruption. Witnesses testified at the examining trial before Magistrate Kan Hutchinson, and a special grand jury was sworn in. Commonwealth's Attorney W A Burkamp is barred from the grand jury room, hindering indictment preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Kan Hutchinson
Commonwealth
W. A. Burkamp
Cree Sues City for Damages and Expenses
David Cree sues Covington for ten thousand dollars in damages plus twelve hundred fifty dollars in expenses alleging a December 1905 hip fracture from a hole in Madison avenue near the C O railroad tracks made hazardous by snow. Orlando P Schmidt attorney for plaintiff. In Kenton Circuit Court George Schild Jr seeks two hundred twelve dollars sixty five cents from Paul Rice and an order attaching money owed by the C N O T P Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cree
Covington
Cree
Madison Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Orlando P. Schmidt
Kenton
George Schild, Jr
Paul Rice
C., N. O. & T. P. Railway Company
Rice
Joint memorial services by Campbell County Odd Fellows
Combined lodges of Odd Fellows will hold memorial services at Evergreen Cemetery next Sunday afternoon. The program includes invocation, choir, remarks by May or Helmbold, Brookbank Quartet, Mrs Jansen, Miss Ursula Moore, two addresses on Our Departed Brothers and Our Order by B M Arnett and John L Gaunt, grave decorations, closing ceremony, and songs When the Roll Is Called Yonder. Charles W Yungbluth and Thomas M Hewetson oversee the services which begin at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Campbell County
Evergreen Cemetery
Mayor Helmbold
Brookbank Quartet
Rock of Ages
le Choir
Charles W. Yungbluth
Thomas M. Hewetson
Sidewalk Damage Case Goes To Trial In Campbell Circuit Court
Lillie Pfister of Newport sues the city for 10275 over a defective sidewalk. Judge James Wright represents Pfister while Aubrey Arbor defends the city. A 6 by 6 foot hole in the sidewalk was marked Exhibit A and presented to the jury before the panel was discharged without verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Pfister
Newport
Campbell Circuit Court
James ©. Wright
Aubrey Rbour
Man Falls From Window at Covington Boarding House
Edward Houston fell from a second story window at a Covington boarding house on Scott Street near Fifth. He was found unconscious on the pavement shortly after 1 am Tuesday and taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Doctors report his injuries are not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Houston
Scott Street
Fifth
Covington
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Houston
Covington Notes: Obituary and Court Updates
Mrs. Elizabeth Kroll, 67, died of blood poisoning from a corn cut with a rusty razor at 185 East Thirteenth Street Covington. Claude Landrum’s shooting case set for June 22 after bond posted. Attorney John Simpson to defend J. E. Mitchell in killing Engineer Fleming near Ludlow. Fishing trip to Licking River by George Cook, Ed Feuss, and William Bechtold. William Drew Jr. injured by fall from Coney Island amusement machine, taken to Cincinnati Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kroll
East Thirteenth Street
Covington
Claude Landrum
Landrum
John Simpson
J. E. Mitchell
Engineer Fleming
Ludlow
George Cook
Ed Feuss
William Bechtold
Licking River
Butler
Kentucky
William Drew, Jr
Coney Island
Cincinnati Hospital
McKinley Council Holds Special Meeting on Membership
Bellevue report notes McKinley Council D of A held a special session with several membership applications reviewed. Phil Sheridan Council Y M L plans an August 18 outing at Coney Island. Judge Beyland and W T Bausmith returned from Berea Kentucky after attending the Grand Army Sons of Veterans and W A C encampment. Prof John Maddox addressed the eighth graders and received a gold cuff button gift. Farewell exercises for graduates proceed at the High School that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Council
D. of A
Phil Sheridan
Coney Island
T. P. Beyland
W. T. Bausmith
Berea
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans
John Maddox
Maddox
Race for Grand Commander 15 in Kentucky G A R race
Comrade George T. Grinstead of Winton Estill County Kentucky seeks the position of Commander in chief of the Kentucky Department G A R He served three years in the Eighth Kentucky Infantry and was one of the boy soldiers His candidacy has the unanimous indorsement of Green Broddus Post No 128 Winston and Beyland calls him among the strongest contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Grinstead
Winton
Estill County
Department of Kentucky
E. A. Beyland
Garfield Post
Berea
Grinstead
Eighth Kentucky Infantry
Green Broddus Post
Winston
Harman Elected Ohio Commander and Other G A R Officers
Day A department of the Grand Army of the Republic elected G A Harman of Lancaster as Commander and Theodore Lindsey Dayton Senior Vice Commander John Kissane Cincinnati as Junior Vice Commander. Brown endorsed for national commander. Also elected are Jennie Laughlin Mansfield Department President and Park F Yengling Salem Commander. Delegates named for Peoria encampment. Deputy figures and civic leaders attended events at Memorial Hall Soldiers' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Department of Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. Harman
Lancaster
Theodore C. Lindsey
John Kissane
Cincinnati
R. B. Brown
Zanesville Courier
Minneapolis
Miss Laughlin
Women's Relief Corps
Jennie Laughlin
Mansfield
Sons of Veterans
Park F. Yengling
Salem
Peoria
T. E. Long
W. H. Perry
O. F. McCoy
Springfield
Adelbert M. McKay
Waynesville
H. D. Davis
Cleveland
W. A. Lowe
Uhrichsville
J. B. Thomas
National Military Home
Memorial Hall
Harris
J. Warren Kiefer
R. D. Brown
D. M. Moulton
Xenia
Robert P. Kennedy
Bellefontaine
E. Morgan Wood
E. R. Monfort
Jury charges murder in Dayton ball game killing
A coroner's jury in Newport finds Lawrence Fortune died from a knife wound to the neck inflicted by L. A. Falwell and J. W. Mahone at a Dayton Kentucky ball game. They ruled the act malicious and willful and guilty of murder. The inquest was before Judge Matt Moore. grand jury now in session. Defendants claim self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fortune
Dayton
Digby
Newport
L. A. Falwell
J. W. Mahone
Falwell
Mahone
Matt Moore
Mabie Delivers Commencement Address at Western College
Hamilton Wright Mabie, editor of The Outlook, spoke at Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio, delivering the commencement address on The Gateway to Freedom. The ceremony included a Bible reading, prayer, and benediction by Cincinnati clergy, with twenty graduates named from various states and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Oxford
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Outlook
The
Western College For Women
Newport News in Brief
Desirable desk room for rent in Newport office of The Commercial Tribune at 341 York street opposite the Court house. Attorney William Mart Miller sues Jacob Eichler for 69.50 rent and a year’s interest. Kentucky Court of Appeals reverses Circuit Judge Berry in Ball v Lindsay for 1500 dollars for nursing Rebecca Lindsay. Martin Textor, 17, of Fourth and Columbia streets, Newport, injured three fingers at Clarence Johns Company in Cincinnati. Tex tor was tending a machine belt when his hand slipped. Charles Draddy appointed clerk in Railway Mail Service. Shelby Walker, 78, of Licking Pike Campbell County, dies after long illness. funeral at Licking Baptist Church with interment in Licking Baptist Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commercial Tribune
York Street
William Mart Miller
Elizabeth Wessling
Jacob Eichler
German Street
Kentucky Court of Appeals
A. S. Berry
George M. Ball
James M. Lindsay
Rebecca Lindsay
California
Martin Textor
Fourth
Columbia Streets
Clarence Johns Company
Cincinnati
Textor
Charles Draddy
Shelby Walker
Licking Pike
Campbell County
Licking Baptist Church
Licking Baptist Cemetery
Watson Bound Over After Examining Trial
Andy Watson faced an examining trial before United States Commissioner John W. Menzies on a counterfeiting charge. Secret Service Officer Michael Bolan arrested him in Latonia last week, and he was held to the next grand jury with bond set at $2,000. If bonds not posted he was remanded to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Watson
Secret Service
Michael Bolan
United States
John W. Menzies
Watson
Latonia
Marriage of William Prigge and Lena Becker at St Francis
William Prigge wed Miss Lena Becker yesterday morning at St Francis Church with Rev Father Greifenkamp officiating. The couple left for a honeymoon in Chicago after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Prigge
Lena Becker
St. Francis’ Church
Father Greifenkamp
Chicago
Dayton High School
Eighth Avenue Auditorium
Gurney
Christian Emingholz
Baptist Missionary Society
Kate Crenshaw
Sixth Avenue
Jackson Club
Clark's Grove
E. Thornton
Sixth
Berry Avenues
Emma Heintz
Fourth Avenue
Deserter to be returned to Fort Leavenworth
Sergeant Amos L. Kline ordered to Portsmouth Ohio to collect Elliot Hubert a deserter held by the recruiting officer and move him to the Fort Leavenworth military prison. Howard Kudell of Military Park struck in the eye by a baseball during a game yesterday afternoon. Children slated for Highland M E Church Children’s Day exercises to rehearse at 8 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos L. Kline
Portsmouth
Elliot Hubert
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Howard Kudell
Military Park
Highland M. E
Campaign to Launch Interstate Highway in Ohio
W L Dickinson of Springfield Mass travels to Cleveland to announce July start of campaign for a major interstate road. An initial Elyria meeting will assemble expert roadmakers from the East to educate and promote the project. The route runs through Fremont Elyria Cleveland Painesville Conneaut and Erie Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
W. L. Dickinson
Springfield
Mass
New York and Chicago Road Association
Albert A. Pope
Ohio
Elyria
East
Dickinson
New York
Pennsylvania
Fremont
Painesville
Conneaut
Erie
Chief's Request Criticised Over Fireman Policing Bond
Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling marks it unlawful to assign police duties to firemen. Newport Fire Department Chief Lew Krebs seeks firemen to post a $1000 bond claiming they would gain police powers in addition to firefighting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Lew Krebs
Newport Fire Department
Mingo Tribe Initiation Ahead of Big Newport Banquet
The Mingo Tribe Red Men in Newport plans a Friday initiation with more than ten candidates from Newport Bellevue Dayton and Covington. An entertainment and banquet will follow the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Covington
Ohio grants 190 new lawyers in largest class in years
The Commercial Tribune reports Ohio issued admission to the bar to 197 graduates with only seven failures. Top man John W. Camp of Cleveland earned 95.4, as a complete list of successful candidates from Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and many other cities across Ohio is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Columbsbus
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Crew
Laylin
Randall
John W. Camp
Cleveland
Western Reserve Law School
PEN Changes Up To Pattison
Athens politicians show interest as state university inquiry report nears completion. Ohio penitentiary board reaches agreement to pause reorganization until Governor Pattison arrives to direct changes. Athens figures await accountants' findings on university finances with a public report expected Saturday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State University
Court of Appeals upholds Sunday closing law
In Louisville the Court of Appeals refused to grant the writ to force a retrial of saloon cases for Sunday closing violations. It held Section 1303 of the Sunday closing law constitutional ensuring saloons cannot remain open on Sundays. The court was evenly split on issuing the writ but unanimous on constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
McCann
Louisville
One Man Deadly Hit In Union Nonunion Clash
Steubenville O June 13 Structural iron workers from Follansbee W Va crossed the river and a battle between union and nonunion forces left one man dying and another badly beaten. Seven union men attacked two nonunion workers with revolvers and iron bars. W M Wilson foreman of the nonunion men was hospitalized with a fractured skull and cannot recover. Charles Newcomer the engineer was beaten into unconsciousness. Both victims live in Pittsburg. Warrants charging attempted murder were issued for three attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Steubenville
Follansbee
W. Va
W. M. Wilson
Charles Newcomer
Pittsburg
Ohio Cavalrymen Invited to Brandy Station Reunion
Invitations from the A. P. Hill camp Confederate veterans of Culpeper Virginia invite Ohio cavalrymen who served in Virginia to a reunion at Brandy Station on August 9. The Sixth Ohio Cavalry, mainly Eastern Ohio men, was the only Ohio unit in the campaign and some survivors are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
A. P. Hill
Culpeper
Virginia
Brandy Station
Sixth
Ohio Cavalry
Degree for Prof Prosser at Union College
The hundred tenth commencement at Union College Schenectady N Y conferred honorary degrees including LL D on George B McClellan Mayor of New York City and S C D on Prof Charles B Prosser of Columbus Ohio among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Schenectady
N. Y
Union College
George B. McClellan
New York City
S.C.D
Charles 8. Prosser
Columbus
Boni to Escape Debts in Paris Divorce Negotiations
The Castellano case moves toward a final hearing in Paris. Negotiations near completion to secure a divorce decree without dispute and arrange an adjustment with Count Boni's creditors. No move toward abandonment of the case or reconciliation between the Count and Countess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Castellano
Count Boni
Cincinnati School Bonds Sealed Proposals Requested
Sealed proposals for 300 five hundred dollar bonds totaling 250000 dollars will be received by the Clerk of the Cincinnati School District until 12 noon on June 26 1906 at City Hall. Bonds bear 3.65 percent interest payable semi annually for forty years and are to be used for building funds. Bid deposits 5 percent, in sealed envelopes, bids opened June 27 1906 at 8 pm, right to reject any bid reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City of
Cincinnati
City Hall
Ohio
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
American Exchange National Bank
John G. O'Connell
WM. Grautman
Lawrence County
Wrence County
Ironton
R. S. Ohio
O.S
Lawrence
T. J. Templeton
Jas. Hudson
T. J. White
Terrace Park Sealed Bids for Sidewalk Work
The Village of Terrace Park Ohio invites sealed bids by June 30 1906 for cement or artificial stone sidewalks four feet wide on Lexington Avenue east side from Amherst to Stanton and Floral Avenue west side from Amherst to Stanton with crossings. Bids must include full bidder names and a $100 bond or certified check. The council may reject any or all bids. W E Williamson Clerk May 31 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Park
State of Ohio
Lexington Avenue
Amherst Avenue
Stanton Avenue
Floral Avenue
Ambherst Avenue
W. E. Williamson
Proposals Sought for Q M Supplies for Manila
General Depot Jeffersonville Ind May 26 1906 invites sealed proposals in triplicate for wagons harness hardware leather and miscellaneous Q M supplies for Manila P I per schedule. Bids due 10 am June 15 1906. Preference to domestic production. depot reserves right to reject any bids. J M Marshall Assistant Quartermaster General and Depot Q M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
Manila
P. I
New York City
San Francisco
J. M. Marshall
Q. M
Proposals for Plumbing at Fort Thomas Ky
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until 11 a.m. June 16 1906 for new plumbing in barracks. Information available on application to the Quartermaster Fort Thomas Ky. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Envelopes must be indorsed Proposals for Plumbing etc and addressed Quartermaster Fort Thomas Ky. jell1-6t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Thomas
Quartermaster
Ft. Thomas
Coal Operators Seek Injunction to Bar Miners Union
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Steubenville Ohio reports coal operators filed for an injunction to restrain the miners' union officials and organizers from interfering with workers or trespassing on company property. They plan to hire more nonunion workers at several mines once served. The scene remains quiet at Dillonvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Steubenville
Dillonvale
Ford Indictments Nolled in Burton Bank Case
Four joint indictments against George M. and R. N. Ford, Burton Ohio bankers, accused of embezzlement and obtaining property by false pretenses, were nolled by Geauga County Prosecutor. R N Ford had two trials, found guilty in the first, jury disagreed in the second. George Ford's case never reached trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
George M
R. N. Ford
Burton
King
Geauga County
George Ford
Salem Centennial Week Program Unveiled in Salem Oregon
Salem Oregon announces a four day centennial celebration from June 13 to June 23 with an elaborate program. Vice President Fairbanks speaks June 20 on Pioneers of the Northwest Territory. Senator Foraker speaks June 21 on Achievements of the Volunteer Soldier and Senator Dick speaks June 23 on Salem Abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Salem
Fairbanks
Northwest Territory
Foraker
Why Worry About Your Children Malta Vita Ad
A vintage Malta Vita advertisement urges parents to feed children a nutritious malted whole wheat food. It touts Malta Vitas digestibility, blood health, and energy benefits, recommending a breakfast with milk or fruit juice and noting the product is sold by grocers at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Sale of Cincinnati Southern Railway Bonds Proposals Requested
The Cincinnati Southern RailwayBoard of Trustees announces a public sale of 500 coupon bonds of 1000 each bearing 3 interest to fund terminal facilities and permanent betterments. Bids due June 25 1906 at noon with qualifying certified check. bids opened June 8 1906. Bonds payable July 1 1965 issued under 1898 act and Cincinnati city seal. redeemable after July 1 1946. Bids to be in sealed envelopes at Fourth and Vine Cincinnati Ohio by the trustees secretary. John R Sayler president Stanley Ferguson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
The
Cincinnati South Ae
Cincinnati Southern Railway
General Assembly
State of
U. S
O. S
Board of Trustees
Cinnati
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
United States
City of
National Bank
Seeeeng Ston
Third National Bank
Ingalls Building
Fourth and Vine Streets
Board of
John R. Sayler
Stanley Ferguson
Proposals for Lawrence County Courthouse Bonds Offered
Lawrence County Ohio invites sealed bids for a 130000 dollar courthouse bond issue. Bonds dated March 1 1906 bear 4 percent interest with semiannual coupons and mature in installments through 1921. Bids due June 28 1906 with 2 percent certified check. County may reject any bid.
Norwood Bonds for Water Works Sale Bid in Norwood Ohio
Bids opened at the City Auditor's office in Cincinnati for twenty five thousand dollars of Norwood Ohio water works bonds. The issue comprises 50 bonds of 500 each at 4 percent interest, due in 25 years, dated June 1 1906. Bids require a certified check of 1000 with sealed presentation and may be rejected.
Proposals for coal for U S snagboats Wright and Macomb
Custom House St Louis May 16 1906 sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing coal to U S snagboats H G Wright and J N Macomb due 12 noon June 15 1906 and then publicly opened Major Engineers Thos L Casey info on application
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Custom House
St. Louis
U. S
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State Department
Cincinnatian
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Fortune
Mabie
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Lucy Tufts Bowen
Logan
Mary Carr Burhans
Lowell
Alma Bush
Joliet
Ill
Hilda Rose Carson
Grace Leslie DuComb
Hammond
Bessie Newlin Giffen
Cairo
Egypt
Jane Marie Good
Hamilton
Martha Hill
Madison
Margaret Agnes Johnston
Topeka
Kansas
Edith Louise Leonard
Boswell
Inn
Edna Mae Marting
Bess Willard Mason
Bethany
III
Maud
Newport News
Dabney “Arrow
Cluett, Peabody 4 CO
Cluett
Monarch
A. Charles M. Ackerman
J. Henry Adams
Akron
Albert A. Agenbroad
Brooklyn
William Agnew
James EB
Aleshire
Edward F. Alexander
James L. Amerman
Alliance
Dwight S. Anderson
William F. Archer
Laurelville
Carl Armstrong
Mingo Junction
Samuel Assur
John C. Barkley
Harry C. Barnes
John Barth
Alexander Bernstein
Maurice Bernstein
Martin M. Black
Charles E. Blanchard
Blissfield
Mich
Alvin L. Boehmer
Sandusky
Otto J. Boessel
New Bremen
George H. Booth
Louis E. Borrer
Lawrence C. Brodbeck
St. Marys
Harry E. Brokaw
Brokaw
Morgan County
Frederick M. Brown
Sciotoville
Robert J. Bulkley
Frank E. Burnett
Norwood
Howard D. Burnett
Edgar F. Byers
Frank Carpenter
Attica
Frank 8. Carpenter
Charles J. Carter
Meade E. Chamberlain
Robert R. Cheeks
Charles F. Close
Upper Sandusky
William C. Cole
Toledo
Wilfred H. Collins
Frank M. Conant
Amos L. Conn
Tenn
Gerald J. Connolly
Albert F. Counts
John W. Cowell
Leonard S. Cox
George W. Crabbe
London
Stanley J. Crew
John B. Crouch
van Wert
Frank T. Culliton
Bernard A. Cummings
D. Clarence L. Darby
Harry P. Dechant
Paul Dewald
Chester I. Dinsmore
Edward T. Dixon
Albert I. Doerr
John L. Downing
Ann Arbor
James E. Dunhill
Ward B. Dyer
Canton
A David H. Eckroad
Louis Englander
W. S. English
Newcomerstown
Edgar Ervin
Pomeroy
Augustus D. Eubanks
Thomas W. Fleming
Horatio Ford
Amog P. Foster
William Fostnaught
Robert Franken
Joseph A. Frederick
Gilbert L. Fuller
G. Ernest L. Gartner
Leroy H. Godman
Montello Gray
Bloomfield
Watson H. Gregg
Cambridge
Charles A. Guernsey
H. August K. Hall
Ada
Mark K. Hance
Troy
L. Hanselman
Georgetown
John D. Hartman
H. A. Hauxhurst
William C. Hazelbeck
R. E. Helm
Arthur H. Hill
Anselm T. Holcomb, Jr
John C. Hub, Jr
Paul R. Hughes
Lima
Frank Huling
Clarence M. Humes
F. E. Hurley
Findlay
J. Arthur M. Jack
Homer E. Johnson
West Jefferson
K. S. Kabatschnick
Charles S. Canaan
Center
Adelbert R Keller
Tiffin
Joseph E. Kewley
Fred H. Kirtley
Defiance
Frank W. Krehbiel
Otto Krippendorf
Arthur M. Ewis
Clarence D. Laylin
Charles A. Leach
C. H. Leever
Batavia
Harry L. Linch
Aloysius C. Link
Eugene T. Lippincott
Irwin N. Loesser
Charles E. Lord
Ralph M. Lucas
John H. C. Lyon
New Waterford
M. John W. Mahon
James B. Malone
South Charleston
A. §. Mann
A. George Maul
Oak Harbor
C. R. McComb
Napoleon
Albert P. McKee
William George McKitterick
George J. Medberry
Reynoldsburg
Roy N. Merryman
Bloomingdale
Albert H. Miller
John R. Morgan
Edwin C. Motter
Gillespieville
F. A. Nail
Wilmer P. Newton
Rushton D. Niles
Wm. T. Nimmons
Gates C. Oblinger
Bernard BE. O’connor
J. H. A. O’connor
James B. O'Donnell
Earl H. Qrtman
A. Kendall Overturf
P. Charles W. Pattison
Vernon F. Pavey
Robert Peale
Frank H. Pelton
Joseph BE. Piller
Ashtabula
Harry E. Price
Lebanon
John G. Price
George E. Pugh
Sherman B. Randall
Leander F. Ratterman
William Reehl
Warren W. Richmond
H. Melvin Roberts
Charles Rosenblatt
Wilson H. Rucker
John Rudin
East Loveland
S. Glenn V. H. Saltzgaber
William J. Schick
Henry J. Schiller
Walter Schmitt
Frederick W. Schmitz
Herman H. Schrader
Walter W. Schwaab
William S. Searles
Henry M. Sears
Pleasant Plain
Maurice V. Semple
Floyd E. Shannon
Harris C. Shannon
Herbert C. Sherman
Frank A. Shively
West Union
Cleon C. Shoff
Chester R. Shook
Benjamin O. Shulman
Ernest Lb. Skeel
Horace L. Small
T. Jesse Paul Thompson
J. W. Thompson
Abner Thorp, Jr
Walter K. Tompkins
Clayton W. Tyler
Lakewood
W. Schuyler J. Wallace
Roscoe J. Webb
Garrettsville
Edward F. White
James A. White
Barnesville
Earl L. Whiting
Joseph F. Williams
Roy D. Williams
Washington D. H
Royal S. Williams
Grand Rapids
J. Carl Williamson
Elmore Winkler
Harrys. Wonnell
James B. Yaw
New Lexington
Harvey O. Yoder
Freeman L. Young
Dunkirk
Pen
Pattison
Board of Institution
Commercial Tribune Bureauu
Vuutlook
Asso
Clayton
D. P. Rowland
Garber
Ohio University
Guilbert
D. H. Moore
Prof
Prosser
Boni
FORD
Dick and
A. C
Robison
J. A. Stewart
Traction
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
W. E. Wichgar
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