Americans Yield Point in Conference on Arms
At Geneva on June 15 the American delegation yielded to Central European states and agreed not to insist on exporting rifles directly to private clubs. The draft now requires consignments to go to foreign governments, which will distribute to authorized clubs. Theodore E. Burton noted opposition but embraced the amendment, saying the United States seeks to encourage sport, not promote revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
America
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
Jugo- Slavia
Poland
Greece
Theodore E. Burton
United States
Connecticut Governor Mobilizes National Guard for Surprise Defense Test
Hartford June 15 The Connecticut National Guard was mobilized at 8 pm by Governor H Trumbull in a surprise defense test. About 80 percent of 4160 soldiers reported to twenty four mobilization centers within four hours. The move is part of a nationwide defense test timed with War Department plans for July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut National Guard
H. Trumbull
Connecticut
War Department
French Cruiser Arrives at Ceuta Meets Spanish Naval Chief
Advices report a French cruiser under a Rear Admiral flag has reached Ceuta in Spanish Morocco. The French officer will meet with the head of the Spanish naval forces to discuss matters of mutual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Associated Press
Madrid
Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Spring Cleaning at Cox Theater Triggers Mixed Theatre Talk
The Stuart Walker Company staged Frederick Lonsdale's Spring Cleaning at Cox Theater drawing debate over its frank themes and marital infelicity. Ruth Hammond and Norlone Sorsby lead strong turns as the woman of the streets and the wife with others portraying the husband lover and friends in a talky but entertaining production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lonsdale
Cox Theater
Stuart Walker
East
Lonsdale
Quartet Held After Newport Liquor Raid
Prohibition agents Wood Wells and Russell overheard four occupants of a Cincinnati car talking about liquor in Newport. The car was tailed and raided at the tollhouse on the Central Bridge end. a gallon of moonshine was found. Those busted were Joe Owens Grover Neal Effie Neal and Louise Collier. Earlier, a 300 gallon still was seized at Eighth and Brighton. Sam Boyer was charged with manufacturing and conspiracy with bond set at 2500. Doc Warren faced liquor possession charges after raids on his Southgate Street saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood, Wells and Russell
Newport
Central Bridge
Joe Owens
Grover Neal
Effie Neal
Louise Collier
Cincinnati
Eighth
Brighton Streets
Sam Boyer
Isabella Street
Boyer
Doc Warren
West Southgate Street
Warren
Southgate Street
Morton Offers Reward for Dynamite Planting on Wade Street
Phil Morton head of the Morton Sign Co offers 1000 dollars for information leading to conviction of the person or persons who planted thirty seven sticks of dynamite with three and a half feet fuse behind a lumber pile on his Wade street property Friday night. A boy found one stick and took it home to show his father who alerted the police. City chemists say the explosive could wreck several blocks. Morton has no known enemies and no labor trouble in nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Morton
Wade Street
Morton
Police in Flivvers Round Up Hyde Park Mules
Police in the Sixth District on mounted flivvers chased thirty escaped mules from the R. E. C. and contractor’s corral at Was son and Paxton roads. Citizens urged action and within forty five minutes the roundup was complete saving Hyde Park lawns and flower beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
R. E. C . & Contractor
Wasson
Paxton Roads
Surfing hero Duke Kahanamoku saves thirteen at Laguna Beach
In Laguna Beach California on June 15 Duke Kahanamoku and a group of surf board experts rescued thirteen people after the gas launch Thelma capsized during a fishing trip. Five drowned before survivors were reached. Bodies were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Laguna Beach
Cal
Duke Kahanamoku
Ove Kahanamoku
Poisoning tragedy shocks Circleville teacher and golf instructor
Irene List a 22 year old Circleville schoolteacher is hospitalized in Dayton in critical condition after a Saturday night poisoning. Jack Brabant a 24 year old golf instructor and her companion is jailed as police investigate the case. Relatives say Brabant sought the teacher after calling to arrange a drive out last night. Brabant was slated for a hospital confrontation but the victim’s condition prevented it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Irene List
Circleville
Jack Brabant
Brabant
Marquis of Queensberry Granted a Divorce decree nisi
The Marquis of Queensberry was granted a decree nisi in his divorce from Irene Richards. He accused misconduct and named Sir James H. Dunn, a Canadian financier. The case was undefended and a damages settlement awarded the wife toward herself and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marquis of
Two Workmen Injured in Falls at Local Building Site
Two workers were injured yesterday with one in critical condition. Irwin Baker of 4608 Whetsel avenue suffered a probable skull fracture and is at General Hospital after falling from a second story at Paddock and Reading road. George Weil of 2116 Fulton street fell into a hole on a Rosehill and Reading road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Baker
Whetsel Avenue
General Hospital
Baker
Paddock
Reading Road
George Weil
Fulton Street
Rosehill Avenue
Ziegfeld Signs Five Year Film Contract
Florenz Ziegfeld has signed a five year deal with Famous Players-Lasky to film a series of pictures under the Paramount label. Most productions will be at the Long Island Studio in New York with extensive use of color photography. Allan Dawn will direct in collaboration with Ziegfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Famous Players-Lasky Picture Corporation
Florenz Ziegfeld
Paramount
Ziegfeld
Famous Players
Long Island
New York State
Allan Dawn
Mines and houses afire in Canadian strike row
Tele phone advices from New Aberdeen report Hub coal screens set ablaze with troops stationed there. A Reserve message says two houses are burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
N. S
New Aberdeen
Hall Sighs Over Abandoned Steinway Auditorium
New York notes the closure of Steinway Hall once regarded as the city’s finest concert and lecture venue from 1866 to 1890. Adelina Patti Christine Nilsson Charles Dickens Edwin Forrest and many stars performed there, leaving a storied legacy as the building is replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Steinway Hall
Adelina Patti
Christine Nilsson
Charles Dickens
Edwin Forrest
Coast Guard narrows Rum Row off Boston on air survey
Lieutenant Commander C C Van Paulsen reports from Gloucester that Rum Row twenty five miles off Boston has shrunk due to strict patrol. Three vessels have left the fleet, leaving five schooners remaining after the air reconnaissance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Coast Guard
C. C. van Paulsen
Gloucester
Gas Blast Kills Three at Pueblo Refinery
Three people died in a severe gas explosion at the United Oil Company refinery in Florence near Pueblo. The blast, caused by a high pressure gas still, shook the town and sent flames hundreds of feet into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Col
United Oil Company
Florence
Judge Allows Jury to Increase Award in Bean Shipment Case
Judge Thomas H. Darby of Common Pleas Court held the jury’s damages in the American Railway Express bean shipment case could be increased when inadequate. He raised the verdict from $500 to $918.13 for Stephen Bender, a West Sixth street commission merchant, after determining the best obtainable price was $2.64 per hamper and calculating interest. Attorneys Moulinier Béttman & Hunt for Bender. Maxwell Ramsey and Joseph Graydon for the express company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
Darby
Stephen Bender
West Sixth Street Commission
American Railway Express Company
Bender
Express Company
New Orleans
Moulinier, Béttman & Hunt
Bénder
Maxwell & Ramsey
Joseph Graydon
Professor Guilty of Violating Dry Law in Virginia
Dr. Albert Lefevre of the University of Virginia was found guilty of transporting liquor by a Hanover County Circuit Court jury and fined 50 dollars. Co-defendants Dr. W S A Pott and Dr. C F Howze were acquitted. Lefevre exonerated on two other counts. Police said a whisky flask was found in the car after a March 17 ditching near Montpelier. All three professors offered resignations to the university board, which delayed action until June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hanover
C. H
Albert Lefevre
University of Virginia
Hanover C. H. Circuit Court
W. S. A. Pott
C. F. Howze
Lefevre
Alumni of St Xavier Homecoming Week Activities
During the eighty fifth commence ment week at St Xavier College hundreds of alumni attend the spring homecoming. Dr Ancel C Minor chairs the arrangements. Alumni dinner is at 6 30 in Recreation Hall. W B Fox speaks to the 1925 class. A alumni versus undergraduates game is at 430 on Corcoran Field. Commencement is tomorrow at Emery Auditorium with Thomas J Duffy as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College
Ancel C. Minor
Recreation Hall
W. BE. Fox
Corcoran Field
Emery Auditorium
Thomas J. Duffy
Ohio Industrial Commission
Hubert F. Brockman
S.J
Daniel M. O’connell
Honduran Town Captured by Rebels Reported Recovered
Immigrants arriving in Managua say rebels seized Santa Rosa de Copan, then retreated under General Tosca with 800 troops. They also report forced loans imposed on Tegucigalpa merchants to fund Honduran soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Honduras
Santa Rosa de Copan
Tosca
Tegucigalpa
Zoo Seat Sale Opens for Jubilee Concert Season
Tickets go on sale tomorrow for the Golden Jubilee concert season at the Zoo starting Sunday. Lucy Marsh, renowned coloratura soprano, will be the soloist for the first week and appears nightly. Downtown ticket office is Times Star Building, Canal 6023.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Lucy Marsh
Times-Star
Canal 6023
Fires Strike Railway Supply Plant for Second Time
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Railway Supply and Manufacturing Company plant at 1234 Harrison Avenue for the second time in eight days. The fire started from spontaneous combustion and caused about $500 in damage. Eight men were overcome in a blaze last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Supply and Manufacturing Company
Harrison Avenue
Indian wins Love Balm in alienation suit
A Supreme Court jury awarded Isabelle Anckner an Indian girl six thousand dollars in her suit against Mr and Mrs Nicholas Ancker, the white husband’s parents, for alienation of affections in Little Valley New York dated June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Valley
N. Y
Supreme Court
Isabelle Anckner
Nicholas Anckner
Ex Governor Philipp of Wisconsin Dies in Milwaukee
Emanuel L. Philipp, 63, three term Wisconsin governor, died at a Milwaukee hospital after a daylong illness. A Republican elected first in 1914, he opposed Senator La Follette and often spoke against him in the last presidential campaign. Survived by widow, son Cyrus L., and daughter Josephine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Emanuel L. Philipp
Wisconsin
Philipp
Senator la Follette
Cyrus L
Josephine
Mrs. W. Springmyer Dies After Operation
Mrs William Springmyer 42 of Harrison pike near Nine Mile died yesterday afternoon at Bethesda Hospital after an operation. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 30 at the home with burial in Bridge town Cemetery. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Alma Sepple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Springmyer
Harrison Pike
Nine-Mile
Bethesda Hospital
Bridgetown Cemetery
Springmyer
Alma Sepple
Death of chess master Richard Teichmann in Berlin
Chess master Richard Teichmann died in Berlin at age known for international play. He competed for years and won the 1911 Carlsbad international tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Richard Teichmann
Carlisbad
Earthquake Shakes Kingston Jamaica Residents Alarm
A sharp earthquake shock was felt in Kingston Jamaica this morning causing excitement in the residential district and prompting local observers to report the tremor across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kingston
Jamaica
Missing Addyston man and girl added to police list
Mrs Clara Wilson reports her husband John W Wilson aged 35 missing since May 18 from Addyston where he once ran a garage. About $100 is said to be in his possession. Evelyn Vance aged 16 of 500 East Twelfth Street is also listed as missing. her mother Mary Vance says she has not been home since last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wilson
Addyston
Clara Wilson
Wilson
Evelyn Vance
East Twelfth Street
Mary Vance
Various Cincinnati Civic and Legal Notices From Local Minute
A string of city items notes personnel changes at the Federal Building with arrests for liquor seizures, a fine for throwing bottles at Red One Field, warding off injuries from a street brawl, and a hotel manager pleading guilty to race slip charges. The Engineers Club of Cincinnati announces a Zoo outing, with women now allowed to attend, a dinner and dance. A transport accident caused gas explosion in a manhole and a warehouse fire caused by a wooden mill blaze. North Cincinnati Republican Club outlines plans for a zoo outing with speeches, music and children’s contests at Reichert Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Jenkins
Federal Building
Bee Charles T. Jones
Frank Steman
Sam Hauck
Prohibition Department
Redone Field
James Ault
Barr Street
William D. Alexander
Martin Stevens
Lawrence Antes
Eastle Street
Covington
Engineers’ Club of Cincinnati
Zoo
Nathan Michelson
Sterling Hotel
Sixth
Mound Streets
Fe Alexander
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Wooden Mill Company
Amthauer Avenue
North Cincinnati
Republican Club
John Stenger
Hel
Reichert
Melish and
Highlan Avenues
Local Licenses and Addresses Across Ohio and Iowa
A compiled list shows residence addresses and names including Norwood Cincinnati Jefferson Avenue and Clifton areas, plus Des Moines and Pikeville entries. Individuals named include Harold H Lauritz Helen A Méier Bertha M Kiefer and Emma Bennett with numerous street addresses.
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Court docket lists multiple civil actions No. 195603 to 195617 including Elmer R Heisel vs William J Ballliard for 687.79 services, Eleanor Kern vs Elmer Kern divorce, CK Furnace Company vs Henry J Adolph for 144, Anna vs Tri-State Butter Company injunction and 2000, Hughes vs Jacob lien and execution for 50170, Cincinnati Auto Sales vs Harry Hoffman for possession and 100 damages, Pictor Company vs J C Scovanner for sale of real estate, and other filings with various amounts and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer R. Heisel
William J. Ballliard
Malcolm Hate
Clereld G. Opbotosso Es
Mne
Josep L. Schneider
Ao Ae Oe
Anna Ooo
The
Tri- State Butter Company
Gonder
Hughes
Jacob Lien
Cincinnati Auto Sales Compar
Harry Hoffman
Hugo Miller
Katie D. Miller
Florence Wulfekamp
Robert Wulfekamp
Caroline Arthur
Harlan D, Witthur J
Sweeney
Lavina Brill
Mose Rubenonl
Hee
Lettace
Charles Heath
Pictor Company
J. C. Scovanner Et al
Sor Ale
Deaths ALOISIO Genato and Siefert Elizabeth S
Death notices report ALOISIO Genato husband of Co smna Aloisio (nee Ricci) died in Springfield Ohio on Sunday May 1925 with funeral details. Elizabeth Siefert wife of Frank Siefert died June 13 at her son’s in Ft Dodge Iowa. funeral at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday from 220 Hast High street Brookville Indiana with Mass at St Michael Church and burial at St Michael Cemetery.
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Aloisio
Genato
Cosmna
Ricci
Cocennty
Springfield
Yue
West Laces Cinatenac
Siefert
Elizabeth
Nee Bruns
Frank Siefert
Ft. Dodge
Hast High Street
Brookville
Ind
St. Michael Church
St. Michael Cemetery
Beckiet Services at Free Chapel Funeral Directors
Funeral notice notes cremation services arranged by The Busse and Borgmann Co with three chapels at 1517 Freem Avenue. References to Union Central Ride and aesthetic and sanitary details appear in station text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Ride
Beckiet
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freem Avenue
Weather Summary for Ohio to Indiana and Tennessee
Generally fair and cooler conditions span Ohio into Tennessee with showers possible in southern Ohio and the west central Kentucky area. Local thunder showers and cooler air affect West Virginia and Indiana, with unsettled conditions near Lake Michigan and some showers or storms in the south. A table shows temperatures from Eastport to San Francisco, with highs around 90s and lows around 60s, plus rainfall totals for the day and month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
South
Kentucky
West
Tennessee
Northwest
West Virginia
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Albert Bader and Loretta announce a boy born at 3414 Beaumont Place. Eugene Bezenah and Myrtle welcome a girl at 1228 Vine Street. Othmar Crust and Helen have a boy at 3223 Wardell Avenue. Robert Eggers and Emma report a birth. Anthony Elsesser and Bertha welcome a boy at 4120 St Williams Avenue. Herbert Farley and Loraine greet a boy at 1028 York Street. John Fancher and Ernestine live at 1127 Wil Stach Street. Essapo Ghouri and Mary announce a boy at 1007 West Seventh Street. Charles Gibbs and Elizabeth’s home is 1228 Draft. Roy Heck and Mildred report a girl at 6238 Lower River. Herr Hust and Ruth reside at St Martins Place, Cheviot. Erwin Hoffman and Louise welcome a girl at 1696 Harrison Avenue. Raymond Kolb and Freda live in Sayler Park and welcome a girl at 1971 Cleneau Avenue Norwood. Joseph Melander and Welea announce a boy at 8629 Middleton Avenue. Samuel Nisbeth and Bena report a girl at 1866 Wentwood Avenue. August Octor and Electa celebrate a girl at 1601 Broadway. Jason Roy and Effie have a boy at Este Avenue. William Wan Or and Thelma live at 238 Pike. William Rottner and Mary report a boy at 3538 Edwards Road. Francis Reilly and Louise greet a boy in Lawrenceburg. Raymond Reising and Ethel welcome a girl at Winfield Avenue. Walter Schmidt and Vera reside at 1707 Chase.
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Bader
Albert
Loretta
Beaumont Place
Bezenah
Eugene
Myrtle
Vine Street
Crust—Othmar
Helen
Wardell Avenue
Eggers
Robert
Emma
St. James Avenue
Elsaesser
Anthony
Bertha
St. Williams Avenue
Farley
Herbert
Loraine
York Street
Fancher
John Ies
Ernestine
Wilstach Street
Ghouri— Essapo Mary
West Seventh Street
Gibbs
Charles and
Elizabeth
Draft Avenue
Heck— Roy and
Mildred
Lower River
HUST—_Herr
Ruth
St. Martin’s Place
Cheviot
Tao
Hoffman
Erwin and
Louise
Harrison Avenue
Kolb—Raymond and
Freda
Sayler Park
Lasance
William and
Marie
Cleneau Avenue
Norwood
Melander
Joseph and
Welea
Middleton Avenue
Nisbeth
Samuel
Bena
Wentwood Avenue
August
Electa
Broadway
Roy
Jason
Effie
Este Avenue
Wan OR and Thelma
Pike Rottner
William and Mary
Edwards Road
Reilly
Francis and
Lawrenceburg
Indy
Reising
Raymond
Ethel
Winfield Avenue
Schmidt
Walter and
Vera
Chase Avenue
Mrs Mortimer Granted Final Divorce From Elias Mortimer
In Philadelphia on June 15 Mrs Katherine T Mortimer received a final divorce decree from Elias H Mortimer after alleging cruel and barbarous treatment. The couple, married in 1920 and separated after three months, did not contest the divorce. Elias Mortimer’s name appeared in the Forbes trial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Katherine T. Mortimer
Elias H. Mortimer
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Mortimer
George B. Tullidge
Incoming and Outgoing Steamers and Arrivals
Shipping news lists incoming steamers from Hamburg Southampton Vera Cruz and Pen Anglais with June dates. Outgoing steamers sail to Bremen Bordeaux Port Said Montevideo and others. Ships arriving include Adriatic Laconia Cameronia Voltaire Deutschland Minawaska Fort Victoria and Santa Teresa with various port dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Ae York
Shipping News
Rea
Hamburg
Lympic
Southampton
Munargo
Vera Cruz
Eee Pees
En Crag
Portolaitic
Pen Uan
Ste Mers
Republic
Bremen
Stuttgart
la Bourdonnais
Bordeaux
Man from Des Moines Shakes Hands With King George
John H. Cownie, a manufacturer from Des Moines Iowa, recalls meeting King George at the Wembley Exhibition last month. He says he did not push or demand attention, the King calmly shook hands with him and his young son after a brief exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John H. Cownie
Des Moines
King George
England
Arrest Assassin Suspect in Sofia Case
Belgrade report says police have arrested a man suspected of assassinating Mikhailoff in Sofia. The arrest follows a Havas dispatch from the Bulgarian capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belgrade
Havas
Sofia
Mikhailoff
Warren Stone Buried After Simple Service
Warren Stone longtime head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was buried in Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland after a plain service. He died Friday in a city hospital from Brights disease at age, with thousands paying respects as his body lay in state. The Brotherhood Advisory Board will meet to choose a successor with William B. Prenter named as acting president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive En
America
Lakeview Cemetery
Garfield
Bright
Mr. Stone
B. of L. E
Brotherhood
William B. Prenter
River Traffic Reports From Cincinnati River Stage
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 9.4 feet late last night with light current. The Greenwood from Charleston arrived at 5 pm, The Cincinnati bound for Lacreville sailed at 5 pm, The Andes headed to Madison Indiana at 5 pm. The Queen City was due to arrive from Louisville early morning and depart for that city at 6 pm. The Betsy Ann, slated to arrive from Stahuce today, diverted at Gallipolis and is several hours behind schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Charleston
Epartur
Lacrevile
Andes
Madison
Ind
Queen City
Louisville
Stahuce
Gallipolis
Upper Ohio Greene Line Steamer Greenwood Schedule
The Greenwood steamer leaves Tuesday June 16 at 5 p m from the Greene Line wharf for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis and Pomeroy intermediate points. Telephone Main 457.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Irenton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
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Surprise Test
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Indianapolis
Batesville
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Central Union Depot
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
North Vernon
Central Union Station
Baltimore & Ohio
Walker Company
Cox
Rone
Ruth Hammond
Leonore Sorsby
George Alison
Earl Larimore
Marguerite Meyers
Betsy Jane Southgate
Elizabeth Taylor
Donald MacDonald
Aldrich Bowker
Corbet Morris
Albert E. Thompson
Flivvers
Ph. Morton
Wade
Marquis OF Queensberry
Falls
ST. Xavier
Queen City Ave
Daytons Ave
O. Norwood
Stanton Ave
Bedford Ave
E. Clifton Ave
St. Bernard
Fredonia Ave
Seton Ave
Glenway
Harold H. Lauritz
O. Helen A. Méier
Jefferson Ave
Herbert C. Meyer
Sixty-fourth
Frieda L. Stutie
Hewitt Ave
I Sespecvicovvens
John St
Bertha M
Lubke
D. Rohdenburg
Uella Krieger
William A. Bernhard Lee Schneider
Gerhard Schlachter
Marcella M. Dittgén
EF. W. Benshausen
Grace
Harry J. Brockhoff
Anna E. Ryan
Margaret M. Harris
Fergus St. Boom
Frances C. Jones
Burnet Ave
Harold S. Rice
Jacksonville
Harrison
Elmer A. Kolker
Wardell
Birdie M. Cramet
Verdin
Barnist Dunigan
Fifth St
Alice
Foptag i Cisivcoscesssesi
Barr St
Harold Powell
Hamilton, O
Bertha Goldstein
Edwards Rd
Louis S. Crane
Pikeville
Ruth V. Gree
Eastport
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S.s.marie
the Pas
P.cidy
Steamship News
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Warren Stone
Coney Island
McDonald’s Orchestra
Thavia
Halcyon
Dansant—Mcclure
Cartier and Zanou
Odd Fellows
Palac
Jean Upham & CO
Cox—Mat
Stuart Walker Company
W. Va
Incinnati
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Ind Sreeneteee
Vansville
Paeereeearereee
Am O
Peeeenwraee
Awneetown
Paducah
Eeeeeereenseeeee
Air
Seeee
Nesv Beeseersesserseeeeee
Ford
Aentena Dee Eenerene
Arrows
Dar Eeeeereneesane
Eeee Into
Na A Falls
W.va
Rleste
Willameean
Ikeville
Ille
Rankfort
Terre Haute
Nox Ville
Ashville
Tenn
Feee Nena Eneree
Atta A Poneeree
Feee
Johnsonville Tenn
Venport
Oma
Seeeenccarere
Setereracraneere
Little Esk, Ark
Chickie
Dorothy Mackail
John Powers
Capitol
Alice Terry
Viola Dana, Ben Lyon
Eleanor Boardman
Harrison Ford
Beverly Bayne, Elliott Dexter
Keith
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Percy Marmont
Pathe Review
Pathe
Dance Palace
Cincinnati Country Club
Noah Webster
W.j.pelo
A.M
Poe
Commercial Square
Orio
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