Ohio Delegation Sets Officers for Presidential Nominee Notify
Chicago June 15 Ohio delegation caucused and finalized its convention organization. Governor Harris presided with Harry M. Daugherty on Credentials Swayne on Rules Wade Ellis on Resolutions George B. Cox Permanent Organization Noah Swayne on Rules and Order of Business J Warren Keifer to notify the president A I Vorys named National Committeeman Harry S New re-elected Indiana delegation members include George Aden and Albert J Beveridge chairs and Hemenn on committees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio
Harris
Harry M. Daugherty
Swayne
Wade Ellis
George B. Cox
Rules and Order of Business
Noah Swayne
J. Warren Keifer
J. A. Martin
A. I. Vorys
Indiana
Harrys
New
George Aden
Albert J. Beveridge
James’ A. Hemenn
Kentucky Delegation Delays National Committeeman Vote
The Kentucky delegation meeting in Chicago deferred action on electing a National Committeeman while awaiting the Credentials Committee to resolve eight convention seat contests. Led by R T Ernst and Frank M Fisher, about 100 delegates including Kentucky Republican officials and clubs attended with Governor Willson among the party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kentucky
Frank M. Fisher
Paducah
R. T. Ernst
Covington
Ernst
Kentucky Republican Clubs
Louisville
Willson
La Follette Men Firm in Wisconsin Delegation
Wisconsin delegates vow to sustain Senator La Follette's candidacy for president and his principles through the convention. The caucus chose convention officials, with A. T. Rogers named National Committeeman and N. A. Cooper to push La Follette planks in the Resolutions Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Chicago
la Follette
Committee On
A. T. Rogers
Madison
J. W. Babcock
N. A. Cooper
Harmonious Caucus in New York Delegation
The New York delegation met in harmony in Chicago with Chauncey M. Depew named as representative for honorary Vice Presidents. J. P. Allds attended in place of absent Sen. Platt, Woodruff chaired, and Parsons urged Governor Hughes as their presidential choice. Parsons warned New York could gain the Vice Presidency if Hughes withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Tioga County
J. P. Allds
Norwich
Chauncey M. Depew
Sereno E. Payne
Auburn
Herbert Parsons
Parsons
Payne
New Jersey Delegation Opposes Courts Mention in Platform
The New Jersey delegation at its caucus expressed firm opposition to any reference to the courts in the party platform and to tariff tinkering. A brief debate preceded unanimously adopting two resolutions: no anti injunction plank and strict adherence to the traditional Republican tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Chicago
Minnesota Delegation Chooses Kellogg for Vice Presidency
Chicago June 16. The Minnesota delegation at its caucus names Frank B Kellogg to succeed himself as vice president candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
Delegation Refuses to Press Kellogg for Vice Presidency
The committee members and state representatives urged Kellogg to allow his name for vice president at the convention. Kellogg spoke openly and said he would prefer his name be withheld unless an unforeseen emergency in the vice presidential matter arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ember
Ead
Mr. Kellogg
Kellogg
Senator Burrows Named Temporary Chairman in Official List
The official roster names Michigan Senator J C Burrows as Temporary Chairman and John R Malloy of Columbus as General Secretary. Other posts include Lafayette B Gleason as Chief Assistant Secretary, William F Stone as Sergeant-at-Arms, Asher C Hinds as Parliamentarian, and M W Blumenberg as Official Reporter in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. .C. Burrows
Michigan
John R
Malloy
Columbus
Lafayette B. Gleason
New York
William F. Stone
Baltimore
Ed P. Thayer
Greenfield
Ind
Asher C. Hinds
Washington, D
M. W. Blumenberg
Washington, D. C
Stephen R. Mason
P. J. Muldoon
William O. Waters
Tobias Schonfarber
John Wesley Hill
Lorenzo D. Case
National Republican Committee fills delegations state by state
Delegates from Alabama to Hawaii are announced for the National Republican Committee as caucuses proceed in Chicago. States list voters including notable names such as Illinois Frank L. Lowden and New York William L. Ward, with several delegations not yet finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Republican Committee
Alabama
P. D. Barker
Mobile
Arkansas
Powell Clayton
Eureka Springs
California
George A. Knight
San Francisco
Colorado
Charles Cavender
Connecticut
Charles F. Brooker
Ansonia
Delaware
T. Coleman
Dupont
Florida
Michigan
John W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Mississippi
L. D. Moseley
Jackson
Missouri
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Montana
Thomas C. Marshall
Nebraska
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Nevada
P. L. Flanagan
Reno
New Hampshire
Fred Wainbrook
New Jersey
Franklin ‘.Murphy
Newark
New York
William L. Ward
Port
Provo
Vermont
James W. Brock
Montpelier
Virginia
Alvah H. Martin
Norfolk
Washington
Robert L. McCormick
Tacoma
West Virginia
M. B. Scott
Wheeling
Credentials list from state caucuses for the committee
The Committee on Credentials is named with state by state selections led by Alabama Nathan Hy and Illinois Frank L. Smith, listing delegates from Alaska to Wyoming plus districts and vacancies to be filled tomorrow. Notable names include Reid Smoot, Reed Smoot and J. Sloat Fassett among others.
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Chicago
Alabama
Nathan Hy
Alexander
Arkansas
F. W. Tucker
California
M. M. Maberry
Colorado
Hubert Work
Connecticut
Orasmus R. Fyler
Delaware
Hiram P. Burton
Florida
Mathew F. McFarlane
Georgia
Alexander Akerman
Idaho
Charles C. Cavanaugh
Illinois
Frank L. Smith
Indiana
Charles A. Bookwalter
Iowa
David Brant
Kansas
W. S. Fitzpatrick
Kentucky
Wilbur D. Cochran
Maine
Byron Boyd
Maryland
Ww. M
Booze
Massachusetts
Samuel J. Elder
Michigan
Michael Brown
Minnesota
Frank E. Putnam
Mississppi
L. B. Moseley
Montana
J. G. Blair
Nebraska
Samuel Riniker
Nevada
William Easton
New Hampshire
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Jersey
Samuel K. Robbins
New York
J. Sloat Fas Vett
North Carolina
Charles H. Cowles
North Dakota
R. H. Johnson
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Oklahoma
Walter Falwell
Oregon
Charles W. Fulton
Pennsylvania
James Scarlet
Rhode Island
Edw
B. Arnold
South Carolina
A. D. Webster
South
Dakota
H. Dillon
Tennessee
Lee Brock
Texas
J., A. Smith
Utah
Reed Smoot
Vermont
Frank L. Greene
Washington
Frank T. Post
West Virginia
Charles W. Dillon
Wisconsin
Walter L. Houser
Wyoming
Bryant B. Brooks
Alaska
L. P. Spackleford
District of Columbia
Richard R. Harner
New Mexico
Charles A. Spiess
Hawaii
A. G. M. Robertson
Michigan Picks Fordney for Resolutions Committee
The Michigan delegation caucus in Chicago selected Representative Joseph W. Fordney of Saginaw for the convention Committee on Resolutions over Dr. Dallas Boudeman of Kalamazoo after a lively struggle. One ballot was discarded as invalid. The Taft faction retained its stance without overreacting.
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Chicago
Michigan
Dallas Boudeman
Kalamazoo
Joseph W. Fordney
Saginaw
Cannon Mae Michigan
Fordney
Jane
Taft
Atter
Metropolitan Opera opens in Chester with Robin Hood
The Metropolitan English Opera Company led by Joseph Sheehan Ada Hemmie and others prepares to stage Robin Hood at Chester Opera House opening Sunday. Improvements fill the venue. a large programme and firework display promise a memorable first night amid outdoor entertainment and seasonal attractions.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Robin Hood
Chester
Opera
Colonel Martin
Metropolitan English Opéra
the Park
Joseph Sheehan
Ada Hemmie
Martin
Beck
Metropolitan Forces
Metropolitan
de Koyen and Smith
Chicago
Chester Opera House
Brewster's Millions Illusion At Chester Park
A new illusion titled Brewster's Millions opens at Chester Park. The device joins the park's lineup of amusements and is expected to rival the Tickler in popularity as it occupies the hall vacated by the submarine boat and airship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Big White Park
Wedding Feast at Lagoon Fetes New Ky Couple
Landy Finch and Susan Hardy of near Cynthiana Kentucky married Sunday evening at the bride’s home and traveled to Cincinnati. On the return trip they paused at the Lagoon with friends for an informal fish dinner on Emerald Isle. Park staff supplied provisions as guests feasted on fresh fish and island scenery attracting Lagoon visitors for several hours.
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Lagoon
Landy Finch
Susan Hardy
Cynthiana
Cincinnati
Emerald Isle
Pridal
American Newsboys Quartet to Head Chester Vaudeville Bill
Chester hosts a free vaudeville bill next week led by the American Newsboys Quartet, a top singing troupe praised for the stage. Captain Webb's trained seals also perform this week, drawing audiences at the free theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Captain Webb
Fordney Victory Seen As Popular Delegation Choice
The caucus declared that Mr. Fordney’s election was not due to any sentiment but largely a result of his popularity among the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordney
Night of political rally and brawl at Annex lobby
O B Knight campaigns for Cook County Commissioner as a crowd gathers in Chicago with songs and jokes. A provoked scuffle erupts when a man accused Knight of disrespecting the Grand Army, leading to police escort to the Pompeian room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O O. B. Knight
Cook County
O. B
J. B
Annex
Illinois
Milwaukee
Great Central
Dad Dodderin
Rap
Grand Army
Chickamauga
Frank Repetto
Indiana’s James A. Hemenway Named on Resolutions Committee
Chicago dispatch lists state caucus selections for the Committee on Resolutions dated June 15. Indiana’s representative is James A. Hemenway. vacancies to be filled by delegations not meeting today or deferring action.
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Chicago
Committee On
Lee E. Montgomery
Arkansas
H. L. Remmel
California
Henry A. Melvin
Colorado
Willam A. Drake
Connecticut
Isaac M. Ullman
Delaware
H. A. Dupont
Florida
Henry
Chubb
Idaho
B. F. O'Neil
Illinois
Albert J. Hopkins
Indiana
James A. Hemenway
Iowa
John F. Lacey
Kansas
Chester I. Long
Kentucky
William M. Bullitt
Maine
Charles J. Dunn
Maryland
C. R. Mace
Massachusetts
W. Murray Crane
Michigan
Joseph W. Fordney
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
Mississippi
J. B. Yellowley
Montana
A. J. Bennett
Nebraska
Allen W. Field
Nevada
George S. Nixon
New Hampshire
George H. Moses
New Jersey
Thomas N. McCarter
New York
Sereno E. Payne
North Carolina
Spencer B. Adams
North Dakota
Judson Lamoure
Ohio
Wade Ellis
Oklahoma
James A. Harris
Oregon
A. N. Gilbert
Pennsylvania
John Dalzell
Rhode Island
Bazra Dixon
South Carolina
John G. Cahers
South Dakota
C. I. Crawford
Tennessee
H. Clay Evans
Texas
Charles W. Ogden
Utah
George Sutherland
Vermont
Allen M. Fletcher
Virginia
D. Lawrence Groner
Washington
R. A. Ballinger
West Virginia
Isaac T. Mann
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Clarence D. Clark
Alaska
George A. Shea
District of Columbia
Henry H. Flather
New Mexico
Holm O. Bursum
Hawaii
J. M. Dozett
Big Stick for Taft Ponying Gourd Named for Taft Arrival
Missouri State Senator Henry Earl arrives in Chicago with a five foot gourd mounted in silver. He plans to present it to Secretary Taft at his nomination notification, claiming Missouri backs his presidential bid and a strong policy.
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Chicago
Taft
Henry Earl
Missouri
Ohio
Illinois delegates choose Hopkins for Resolutions Committee
At the caucus Senator Hopkins was named Illinois member of the Resolutions Committee, effectively securing the chairmanship. Senator Cullom was chosen Chairman of the delegation and Colonel Frank Lowden joined the National Committee. The convention also adopted a resolution supporting Pennsylvania’s push for reduced representation at national conventions.
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Chicago
Hopkins
Illinois
Cullom
Frank Lowden
Pennsylvania
Taft aide Hitch cock named Alaska delegate and notifier
Alaska delegation decides Frank H Hitch cock as alternate delegate to the Taft convention and names him on the committee to notify the presidential nominee of his nomination. He represents Alaska in Chicago on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Alaska
Amusing Chicago Convention Tales From Special Dispatch
A humorous Chicago Tribune feature recounts crowd antics at a convention. It notes greed versus patriotism, with restaurants sharply raising prices. Congressman Duncan McKinley of California faces a costly luncheon bill and begs the waiter with a plaintive remark.
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Chicago
Special Dispatch
Reial Tribune
Duncan McKinley
California
Covington and Newport approve four firemen plan
Covington and Newport City Councils ok the amendment adding four men to the Fire Department after debate on funding. The vote split five Republicans for the measure and six Democrats against. Other business included sewer bids, street improvements, and a dog catcher advertisement order, with several contracts awarded and claims paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Cleary
Covington Council
Fire and Ways and Means
Cleary
Minderman
Central Coyington Firehouse
Cornell
Elliot
Philadelphia
E. J. McKenna
Shepard
W. F. Strotman
Committee On Law
Maria Dedden
Holman Street
C. C. Miller & Co
Seventh Street
James Steffen
Twelfth Street
Madison Avenue
Wheeler Street
Covington Lecture Club Formed By Local Businessmen
Business men in Covington established a permanent lecture association at the Covington library last night. Judge J. H. Tinsley was chosen president with W. W. Brown as vice president Oscar H. Roetken secretary and Charles J. Davis treasurer A committee including Charles Davis James F. Thompson and H. O. Sluss will study the cost of a six lecture course for the upcoming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
J. H. Tinsley
W. W. Brown
Oscar H. Roetken
Charles J. Davis
Patrolmen thwart suicide attempt at C O Bridge in Covington
Patrolmen Brady and Barhorst reported stopping Henry Burns of Sixth and Philadelphia streets from jumping from the C and O Bridge Sunday evening. Burns was placed in jail for safekeeping. The fire department was called to a gasoline stove explosion at G H Geisen’s butcher shop on East Eleventh Street around noon yesterday.
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Brady
Barhorst
Henry Burns
Sixth
Philadelphia
G. H. Geisen
East Eleventh Street
Delay in Dayton sewer project prompts council action
Dayton Kentucky faces another delay as the council rescinds all prior sewer resolutions. The dispute centers on a contract awarded to J B McLane Co and missing engineer plans. The Board of Education requests 25188 for school maintenance, with threats of court action if not approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
J. B. McLane & Co
Board of Education
Union men confer on wage scale at Newport plant
A meeting by Amalgamated Association of Iron Tin and Steel Workers in the Fennell Building Newport organized Newport Rolling Mill Company employees and set a July 1 wage scale. John Craig of Youngstown chaired the session and the plan goes to the Union Executive Board for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers
Fennell Building
Newport
John Craig
Youngstown, C
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Ras Union Executive Board
Newport Board of Health Meets on Contagious Disease Care
The Newport Board of Health discussed sanitation and care for contagious diseases. No action was taken on placing contagious patients in the pest house. One death occurred in the past month as cases in the west end improved. Dr. Brown is authorized to appoint guards for contagious cases when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport News In Brief
Water Works Commissioners of Newport and Covington received bids for pipe and fixtures for a twenty inch emergency main with prices lower than in many years. Marz sworn out a warrant for William Hoff a Saratoga street butcher for breach of the peace after Hoff allegedly struck Sam Thompson. Hoff dismissed in Police Judge Hawkins court. John H Enwright formerly of Newport married Sarah Daniels of New Haven Conn June 4. he is now a hotel clerk in New Haven. Patriotic Sons of America will meet at Fifth and Monmouth streets tomorrow night to nominate officers for June 30 election.
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Newport
Covington
Public Arks Marz
William Hoff
Saratoga Street
Hoff
Sam Thompson
Marz
Hawkins
John H. Enwright
Sarah Daniels
New Haven
Conn
Enwright
Patriotic Sons of América
Fifth
Monmouth Streets
Unusual Wedding Ties Gregory to Rousseau in Ovington
Miss Lida May Gregory and Lovell H. Rousseau of Lebanon Tenn. were married by Rev J W Browne in Ovington yesterday. The groom's brother, originally the intended groom, died six weeks ago and on his deathbed asked the brother to care for Gregory, a request that led to the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovington
Lida May Gregory
Lovell H. Rousseau
Lebanon
Tenn
J. W. Browne
Gregory
Marriage of Miss Marguerite Bryson and Samuel W His Jr
The couple will wed at the bride’s aunt Mrs Frank M Opp home on Woodlawn Avenue Tuesday evening June 30. Civil Service Commission has over sixty applicants for wagon master at the post and a new appointment will be made shortly. Private Wright of the Signal Corps left yesterday for Ft Omaha Neb. W T Glazier of Newport will replace T D Correll as Superintendent of Construction at the post, with Correll departing for Ft Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Bryson
Chicago
Samuel W. His, Jr
Frank M. Opp
Woodlawn Avenue
Civil Service Commission
Wright
Signal Corps
Ft. Omaha
Neb
W. T. Glazier
Newport
T. D. Correll
Ft. Yellowstone
Property Transfers and Lot Listings in Bedinger Pike Area
Elizabeth and William Thornton transfer to William Mallory one acre on Bedinger Pike for 800 dollars. A segment shows D A and Lucy Glenn transferring to Charles G Mason multiple lots across Rogers subdivision including Latomia and other numbered plots. Bernard and Dina Fidders convey north half of Lot 62 in Hawthorne and Southgate subdivision to Charles Retschuite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
William Thornton
William Mallory
Bedinger Pike
D. A
Lucy Glenn
Charles G. Mason
Rogers
Latomia
Bernard and
Dina
Ada Yamin Fatally Injured in Newport Street Accident
Ada Yamin two year old daughter of Abraham Yamin was run down by a Standard Oil wagon near 412 Chestnut street Newport while romping in the street. Her leg was broken and foot crushed with fears of fatal injuries. The accident recalls a recent deadly run over of the Tushman child in the same vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Newport
Ada
Abraham Yamin
Standard Oil Company
Buten
Ada Yamin
Bellevue Welfare Association condemns city council actions
The Welfare Association of Bellevue denounces the City Council for dismissing a petition signed by about 300 citizens on the annexation project. It also condemns the council for not placing a water supply franchise on the ballot and cites a communication from the Underwriters' Association on water and fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Welfare Association of
Bellevue
Underwriters’ Association
Bond of Bankers Surety Forfeited in Tidd Case
Austin W. Tidd’s $2,000 bond, posted by Bankers Surety Co of Maryland, was forfeited in Judge Shaw’s court as he faces embezzlement charges from George Bilerhorst. Grand jury returned two indictments and James L. Pence and E. Albricht were named for false pretenses. May Osborne seeks divorce from Charles Osborne and an order restraining wages to the railroad. W. S. Giltner is sued for $1,612 for carpentry on three dwellings by M. B. Rouse and E. F. Cleveland. John Clingen guard jailed 30 days for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Surety Company of
Maryland
Austin W. Tidd
George Bilerhorst
Osborne
M. B. Rouse
E. F. Cleveland
W.S. Giltner
W. S .Giltner
John Clinkengueard
Property Transfers Highlight Local Parcel Trades
Morris Chernin and wife transfer Lot 12 in Shaler's subdivision to Albertina Suhre. William A. Auer and wife deed part of Lot 354 in Buena Vista addition to Henry Bass man. Charles J. Oelker and wife convey lot at SW corner Second and Jackson streets in Dayton to John Ramsey. Herman Feldmann and wife assign 61 acres along Three Mile Run to Anthony Dye. Ellis and wife deed by 247 feet in Ft. Thomas avenue Highlands to Russell D. Jeffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Chernin
Albertina Suhre
Shaler
Bum Oee
William A. Auer
Henry Bassman
Buena Vista
Charles J. Oelker
John ¢. Ramsey
Second
Jackson Streets
Dayton
Herman Feldmann
Anthony Dye
Three Mile Run
Aeele Ogre
Ellis
Russell D. Jeffers
Ft. Thomas
Highlands
Aeeaeetenee
Aden
Court records update on detentions and wills from local hearings
Robert Babcock faced trial for detaining a twelve year old girl. remanded to jail. Smaith and Burns received thirty days in jail for loitering. Shields fined ten dollars and ten days in jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Several wills discussed in county probate court allocating modest sums to relatives and detailing estate distributions. Judge Yungblut saw motions and a jury impaneled for Charles Clinkenbeard charged with shooting at Adam Weckbach. trial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Babcock
McClanahan
Hawkins
John Smaith
Fred Burns
Leslie Shields
John S. ‘Roebuck, Sr
John S. Roebuck, Jr
Jerine Roebuck
Mary W. ‘Mulot
Emily Roebuck
Mary Ann Ezrrngston
Margaret Spencer
Tara Mill
Irelands
Fannie Ritter
Mon-roe
Adam Weckbach
Miller and Mrs Georgia Greife Wed Wedding in Presbyterian Church
Robert Miller and Mrs Georgia Greife were married in the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening in a ceremony attended by local residents and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Georgia Greifenmill
Presbyterian Church
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Keifer
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LA Follette Men
Harmonious Caucus
Hughes
Senator Burrows
Charles Brooks Smith
Parkersburg
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Hartford
Alfred T. Rogers
George Pexton
Evanston
A. L. Shackleford
Juneau
Arizona
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Phoenix
Sidney Bieber
Solomon Luna
Los Lunas
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Coney
Don Philippini
Zoo
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Russia
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Roger Sullivan
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Roger
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Governor Johnson
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Johnson
Charles Teter
Teter
Thompson Smith
Smith
Ashley
Birmingham
Sal
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Cape Girardeau
Mr. Ragenhardt
Joe Caldwell
J. E. Gilleland
New Cambria
Ackaset Company
Covington and Newport
Jerry Sullivan
Russell and
Lee Streets
C. C. Loury
Sixth Street
Craig Street
Railroad
John L. Stuntebeck
Greenup Street
Nineteenth
Wallace
Pike Street
Scott Street
Kitchener Construction Company
William Street
Wallace Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Exterkamp Reduction Company
Catherine Wilken
T.S. Hamilton & Co
Covington Briefs
Dayton Council
Newport Steel
Newport News
Tennessee Man
Covington Real Estate
Reinsagen
Kennedy
Olake
Jessie Russell Covington
Lida
Gregory Teen
Justin McFarten
Ngton
Elizabeth Snider
H. Bevim
Ieee
A. We Eal
Nellie Seiker
P. Tostmams
D. Ziegenbusch
Birl
Kenton Court Notes
Newport Real Estate
William BH. Klein
Florence W. Bartlett
C. B. Hagenhous
Sadie Phipps
John G. Pulsfort
Helen Rueter
Eens
George F
Meister
Emma Tenberg
Vsese- Charles
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Decatur
Brossart
Campbell County Courts
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