Little Rock Club Games Called Off Over Player Controversy
Atlanta officials locked the gates at Ponce De Leon Park after Little Rock players Casey Smith and Tom Seaton faced protests from Southern Association clubs. Umpires declared the planned game not played as the teams were not on site, while Little Rock questioned the evidence and demanded a full investigation into the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Little Rock
Ponce de Leon Park
Southern Association
Mobile
Chatanooga
Casey Smith
Tom Seaton
San Francisco
Pacific Coast League
Smith
Kerin
Roth
Little Rock Club
Elberfeld
Seaton
Little Rock Club Threatens Federal Action Over Forfeits
In Little Rock on June 17, Charles Jacobson announced that Southern League clubs refusing to play Casey Smith will trigger forfeits and $300 penalties. He said Smith’s contract was approved by President Martin and vowed a special meeting to resist fines or face a federal injunction to enforce league rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock Ark
Little K
Casey Smith
Charles Jacobson
Luttlock
Iain
Federal Court
Jacobson
Martin
Smith
San Francisco PCL pitchers dropped amid park inquiry
Casey Smith and Tom Seaton, former San Francisco Club pitchers, were released a month ago "for the good of baseball" as the Southern Association controversy swirled, though president Charles Graham said the moves were not directly tied to gambling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Casey Smith
Tom Seaton
Southern Association
Charles Graham
Graham
Cincinnati Ordinance Regulates Standing of Vehicles on Walnut
The City of Cincinnati passed Ordinance 223-1920 on June 15 1920 regulating vehicle standing on the west side of Walnut street in front of the Gibson Hotel between the main entrance and 40 feet north. It forbids standing without hotel supervision and prescribes a misdemeanor with fines up to 25 dollars per offense. The ordinance takes effect as allowed by law and is filed for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Walnut Street
Gibson Hotel
State of Ohio
Gibson Hotel Company
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council
First Race Honey Island Listed At Montreal Track
In Montreal the program shows seven races with horses and betting payouts. Dellahm Galion Berry and Kingstown appear among the first and second races with listed prices and several entries scratched.
Dominion Hopeful Purse: Maiden Two-Year-Olds Race
Race card notes a fast track and clear weather with several maidens and claimers. Entrants include Wis War Teak Royal Visitor and Frome in the first race, with Late entries and weights listed for multiple races across the card.
First Race Entries and Best Chance at Ft Bliss
The list outlines seven races with horse and entrant names including First Race Brookdale entry Royal Visitor Second Race Dustin Far num James A Sheridan Third Race Assyrian Queen Blarney Stone Bee's Nest Fourth Race Garbage Arthur Middleton Le Bleuet Fifth Race Ft Bliss Poloma The Desert Sixth Race Who Cares Broom Peddler Cobalt Lass Seventh Race Glasstoi Kilkenny Attorney Muir Best Chance FT BLISS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Wis
War Teak
Atom
Ioavey
Royal Visitor
Waac
Evidees Aan
Isdascasi
Brookdale
the Devil
Desert
Broom Peddler
Cobalt Lass
Essence
Tarascon
Aee
Elma Elmont
Princess Myrtle
Phil T
Jas. A. Sheridan
Duetin Farnum
Cora W
George C. Jr
Mary Cowell
High Olympus
Arthur Middieton
Kenward
Merchants' Purse
Lady Vara
Weinland
War Tank
Jack of Spades
Dustin Farnum
James A. Sheridan
Blarney Stone
Bee's Nest
Garbage
Arthur Middleton
le Bleuet
Ft. Bliss
Poloma
The
Who Cares
Glasstoi
Kilkenny
Attorney Muir
Race Day Card Highlights and Best Chance
First Race features Mattie B Kent Lady Loviett and Explosive as top entries. Second race includes Pibroch Etruscan Night tick with Airman Lariat and Basilius in the third. Crystal Ford Sunflash IL Damrosch leads the fourth with Over There Pastorial Swain Natural Bridge in the fifth. Sixth Race lists Snare Morning Face Dream Crepe with Crystal Ford touted as best chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie B. Kent
Lady Loviett
Explosive
Pibroch
Etruscan
Night Tick
Airman
Lariat
Basilius
Crystal Ford
Sunflash IL
Damrosch
Pastorial Swain
Natural Bridge
Snare
Morning Face
Dream Crepe
Sir Mortemer
Kehoma Netee
Gladys Serene Eeee
Loveitt Sane
Mary Head
J. Alfred Clark
Arion Hollins
Brisk
Link Boy
Phillippic
Eos
Idahinis
Tetley Wee Legoriuex
Tom McTaggart
Domo Tee
Teeter
Superb Saeeeerman
Polly Ann Wees
Lillian Weeeee
Mary Erbee
Fernwood Tees
Omer
Cincinnati Repeals Resolution to Improve Seventh Street
The Cincinnati City Council repeals the February 3 1920 resolution declaring the Seventh street improvement from Freeman avenue to Carr street and paving with asphalt. The repeal is dated June 15 1920 and signed by Vice Mayor C M Jacobs Jr with Mayor John Galvin approval. A copy of the resolution remains on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Cincinnati
Seventh Street
Freeman Avenue
Carr Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
A.D
C. M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Jamaica Race Day Card Summary
Betting lines for six races feature favorites Cadeau and Ballast in early races with notable scratches Jean Marc Arethusa Hasten On Lucullite and Dry Moon. Top contenders include Lunetta Gloria France Great Gull Peter Piper Thunderstorm Cromwell St Michael and Oriole with varied odds and final outcomes not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunetta
Gloria France
His Choice
Arethusa
Great Gull
Tom Brooks
Dr. Clark
Peter Piper
Audacious
Hasten
Cromwell
J. M. Gomez
St. Michael
Oriole
Serapis
Norwood and Potters duel for city semi pro title
Sunday at Redland Field Norwoods meet Potters in the deciding third game after two close contests. Ted Schulte will pitch for Norwood and Bill Timme for the Potters with George Diehl aiding the Potters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redland Field
Norwoods
Potters
Norwood
Kk. I. O
Ted Schulte
Bill Timme
George Diehl
France
Italy
Leaman Buick and Cincinnati Coffin at Crowe's Park Saturday
Procter & Gamble faces Monitor Stove Company and American Oak meets Newport Rolling Mill in Saturday games. Crowe's Park hosts Leaman Buick against Cincinnati Coffin Co with McCarthy umpiring. Andrews's Park features American Oak versus Newport Rolling Mill with Maver as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
Aterams
American Oak and Leather Co
Newport Rolling Malls
Monitor Stove Company
Cincinnati Coffin Company
Leyman-Buick Company
Frank Spice Company Versus Pheasants at Linwood
Umpire Gauggel and scorer Kelily officiate the Linwood contest between Frank Spice Company and the Pheasants. In Belle Vue the Rapid Electros face Adsworth with umpire Fenton and scorer Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spice Company
Pheasants
Linwood
Gauggel
Kelily
Rapid Electros
Adsworth
Bellevue
Fenton
Kohl
Frank Tea and Spice Company
Wadsworth Watchie Wee Haven Foundry Company
Rapid Electrotype Company
Perry G. Mason Company
Wees
G A M E S F O R S A T U R D A Y J U N E 1 9 U M P I R E S A N D S C O R E R S
Local league schedule lists U S Printing vs Andrews Steel at South Norwood Umpire Rohr Scorer Davis Covington Y M C A vs Bell Telephone at Rosedale Umpire Nolan Scorer Hagene Century Machine vs Cincinnati Y M C A at Cumminsville Umpire Linder Scorer Levy Norwood Presbyterian vs First English Lutheran Hyde Park Methodist Trinity Methodist Ninth Street Baptist set for Norwood Trinity at City Park City Park matches Wilson Memorial Hyde Park Ninth Street Baptist play another day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Steel Company
U. 8
Printing Company
Cincinnati Y. M. .c. A
Moonee
Lovemeton
C. A
Bell Telephone Company
Century Machine Company
Norwood Presbyterian
Wilson Memorial
Hyde Park Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Ninth Street Baptist
Lutherans
Norwood
Sailor
Trinity
City Park
Fink
Hyde Park
Lipman
Metropolitan Jockey Club and state events headline today's sports calendar
Racing includes meetings of the Metropolitan Jockey Club in Jamaica L I Kentucky Association in Latonia and Connaught Park Jockey Club in Ottawa. Shooting features Illinois State at Chicago Colorado State in Greeley and Massachusetts State at Quincy. Boxing bills Johnny Dundee versus Tommy Elm in Patterson New Jersey and George Chaney versus Tommy Tuohey in Patterson New Jersey, both scheduled for 12 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
L. I
Kentucky Association
Latonia
Connaught Park Jockey Club
Ottawa
Illinois
Chicago
Colorado
Greeley
Massachusetts
Quincy
Johnny Dundee
Tommy Elm
Patterson
N. J
George Chaney
Tommy Tuohey
Newport Two Prisoners Escape Jail Using Saws
Frank Buechel aged 21 and Richard Newhouse Jr aged 19, inmates awaiting jury action on multiple robberies, cut one jail bar each with improvised saws and fled during a cell check. They sought money at Newhouse’s home but were arrested at police headquarters with help from Newhouse Sr. The escape recalls Houdini’s Cincinnati jail challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buechel
Richard Newhouse, Jr
Newhouse
Tenth Street
Richard Newhouse, Sr
Peter MccGeough
Houdini
Cincinnati
Buechel and
Charles Fishback
Newport
Newport Board may face suit over funds for teacher raises
Attorney Frank Benton told Newport Board of Education members that a suit could determine if the School Commissioners may lawfully draw money from the site and building fund to pay next year's teachers' salaries until funds are withdrawn. He said citizens might sue to obtain a legal ruling. The board plans a Monday meeting with Teachers' Association representatives and a citizens committee present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Benton
Memo
Newport Board of Education
Benton
Teachers’ Association
Citizens Committee
Ownership mystery of car collision solved in Campbell suit
The ownership of the auto that hit John Sweeny of Taylor and Fairfield avenues Bellevue on June 6 at Sixth and Patterson streets was solved yesterday by a Campbell Circuit Court suit. Sweeny testified a woman drove the auto at the time of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sweeny
Taylor and Fairfield Avenues
Bellevue
Sixth and
Patterson Streets
Campbell Circuit Court
Sweeny
Suit Over Auto Seizure After Collision
Frank C. Martin sues Caleb Daniels Dan iel Shea and Sweeny in Campbell County court to recover an auto allegedly stolen in May. He seeks $100 damages and claims the machine is unlawfully held after a collision caused a woman to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Daniels
Daniel Shea
Campbell County
Frank C. Martin
Daniels
Shea
Sweeny
Martin
Civil Service Exam for Clerk Carrier Service Held in Newport
The U S Civil Service Commission announced a clerk carrier examination at Newport Post Office on Saturday July 10 to fill a new eligibles list. Postal positions gain by pension and counted substitute service. substitutes paid 60 cents per hour. Inquiries through Civil Service Secretary Eugene Williams at the Newport Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Newport Post Office
Civil Service
Eugene Williams
Newport
Eighth Street
Washington Avenue
Lizzie Taylor Elected Associate Councilor in Kentucky
Mrs Lizzie Taylor was elected Associate Councilor of the Grand Lodge Daughters of America of Kentucky in a Louisville convention yesterday. Mrs Rose Lickert and Mrs Fannie Dinsley, both of Newport, were chosen as four year representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Taylor
Grand Lodge, Daughters of America
Kentucky
Louisville
Newport
Rose Lickert
Fannie Dinsley
Newport Man Harry Lamping Pardoned After Conviction
Harry Lamping of Newport was pardoned by Governor Morrow yesterday after a May 1919 conviction for bigamy and a three year penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lamping
Newport
Morrow
Bellevue police seek missing 2 year old Charles Houze
Bellevue police were asked to aid in the search for Charles Houze a two year old boy from 316 Van Voast avenue Bellevue He is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 138 pounds He wore a soft brown hat The boy has been missing since Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Charles Houze
van Voast Avenue
Newport Notes: Rainey’s Train Fall Arm Fracture
Vernon Rainey of 810 Dayton Street broke his arm yesterday after falling from a C. and O. Railroad train at Silver Grove Kentucky. He was a brakeman and was treated at Speers Hospital Dayton. Campbell Circuit Court heard Dayton versus George Ast Candy Company on a $25 fine for alleged business license noncompliance citing the Interstate Commerce Law. Mrs. Caroline Sering was granted divorce from Benjamin Sering of 511 Columbia Street by Judge Otto Wolff. marriage occurred December 24, 1896 and cruelty allegations were cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Rainey
Dayton Street
Silver Grove
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Otto Wolff
Caroline Sering
Benjamin Sering
Columbia Street
Campbell Circuit Court
Newport
Property Transfers In Ft Thomas And Highlands
Frank and Martin and Mrs Rhea of Ft Thomas let Tower Place property yesterday to Mrs Mattie Lee Stapp for 14500 dollars. Highlands Real Estate and Investment Co sold a Highlands farm to Mrs Alice Tibbatts for 250 dollars.
Joe Maier Dies Former Newport dean at Eminence home
Joseph Maier 75 longtime Newport newspaper man and city resident died yesterday at the Odd Fellows Home in Eminence Kentucky after more than fifty years in the community. He served as a dean among local journalists and was remembered for his contributions to the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Maier
Newport
Odd Fellows
Eminence
Tenants face rent hike in First National Bank Building
Rent will rise about 15 percent on July 1 for tenants of the First National Bank Building. Superintendent L. H. Hayes says the new rate will be about $1.85 per square foot, still cheaper than most city office spaces, with about 200 tenants affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
L. H. Hayes
Hayes
Haye
Auctions Move Properties On City Lands List
Joseph Burger bid and won a three story brick house at 2922 Sidney avenue Camp Washington for 5050 dollars. James Cooper bought adjacent lot 35 Lothian avenue Avondale for 1600 dollars. James D. Jamison’s Mt Airy garage residence sold for 3600 dollars to Mrs. Alice and Awton Shepherd. A 117 Gilbert avenue frame dwelling owned by B L Heidingsfeld was condemned. Herbert Black Company leased space in Wig ins Block for 1000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hamer
Florence A. Hodge
Alice C. Stevens
Taft Road
Joseph Burger
Albert Wikart
Sidney Avenue
Camp Washington
Theodore Mayer & Bro
George W. Nichols
Horace M. Podd
Lothian Avenue
Avondale
James Cooper
Charles W. Evans
James D. Jamison
Mt. Airy
North Bend
Fox Roads
Becker Real Estate and Building Company
Alice Shepherd
Awton Shepherd
Gilbert Avenue
B. L. Heidingsfeld
Marion Avenue
George Hauser
Forgey Assaults Press Ethics At Kentucky Meeting
The Kentucky Press Association opened its fifty first annual meeting at Covington's Public Library Auditorium with delegates noting a time discrepancy. Forgey urged truthful reporting and rejecting anonymous letters while praising editors as the moral voice of communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Press Association
Rodman Russell Chosen to Fill Covington City Commission Vacancy
Covington city commissioners elected Rodman Russell of Latonia to fill the vacancy from the death of Commissioner Peter J. Gill. The three ayes came from Stahel Vastine and Bullock with Mayor Donnelly voting no amid surprise. Russell, a Latonia harness maker, is linked to the Latonia West End Welfare Association and credited with helping end the local firemen’s strike. Mayor Donnelly had favored Robert Welling for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Peter J. Gill
Rodman Russell
West Thirty-third Street
Latonia
Russell
West End Welfare Association
Stahel
Vastine
Bullock
Donnelly
Public Property Department
Gill
Cincinnati
Robert Welling
American Legion Opposes Petition to Free Kruse Schoberg Feltman
Members of the Norman Barnes Post in Covington Kentucky issue a statement denouncing petitions to liberate Henry Kruse C B Schoberg and Henry Feltman as acts of disloyalty to the United States and its institutions. The post calls on loyal Americans to condemn the petitioning citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Barnes
American Legion
Kenton County
Covington
Henry Kruse
C. B. Schoberg
Henry Feltman
America
Bronze World War I Memorial Tab Let Proposed
A resolution approves placing a bronze memorial tablet in the City Building to honor Kenton County soldiers and sailors from World War I, reflecting communal dissent against those who align with America’s peril during perilous times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kenton County
Covington Names Assistant City Assessor in New Law Change
Commissioners yesterday appointed H Blackburn secretary of the Latonia West End Welfare Association as Assistant City Assessor at 1320 dollars a year. The vote was 3 to 1 with Mayor Donnelly in the negative. Stahel cited the new law requiring annual city property assessments instead of the former quadrennial cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington City
H. Blackburn
Latonia West
Evangeline Candy Company Incorporation Filed in Ludlow
The Evangeline Candy Company filed articles of incorporation in County Clerk John B. Dillon’s office. Capital stock is 25 000 dollars, divided into 100 shares. The firm will locate in Ludlow and manufacture and sell candies. Incorporators include Edward Thomas, A J Thomas and Clara Vogelsang of Ludlow, Catherine Bauer of Pomeroy, Charles Kautz, Mary Paine and Katherine Holly of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Candy Company
John B. Dillon
Ludlow
Edward Thomas
A. J. Thomas
Clara Vogelsang
Catherine Bauer
Pomeroy, O
Charles Kautz
Mary Paine
Katherine Holly
Hamilon
City to Install $5500 Bronze Tablet Memorial
Kenton County Soldiers and Sailors' Committee won approval to place a bronze tablet in the City Building honoring local men who served in the army and navy. Judge John B. Read, committee chairman, made the request. The tablet will cost 5500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Soldiers and Sailors’ Committee
Kenton County
Army
John B. Read
Bolshevism lecture by David Goldstein at Public Library
A large audience attended last night’s lecture by David Goldstein at the Public Library auditorium under the Knights of Columbus. Goldstein, secretary of the Boston School of Political Economy, spoke on Bolshevism and the remedy for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goldstein
Public Library
Knights of Columbus
Goldstein
Boston School of Political Economy
Finance Commissioner Announces $40000 Obligation Payment
George Stahel the Finance Commissioner said provisions are being made to pay $40000 the remaining amount due on an obligation yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stahel
Commissioners Begin Liquidations of Local Debts
The commission has paid $80,000 to local banks borrowed last January and a $25,000 obligation contracted by former ministries. Stahel plans further liquidations before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahel
Suits Filed Over Injuries and Insurance Premiums
Angie James sues Raymond Gresham for 10000 damages claiming injuries from a machine driven vehicle collision at Third and Main on May 28 1920. John A Payne sues Mrs JM Dattner for 32042 premium on livestock insurance and seeks attachments against three horses. Grand jury reports gaming indictments with one true bill against C J Kloentrup of South Covington due to a misread count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie James
Raymond Gresham
Seaebeses
Third
Main
John A. Payne
JM. Dattner
Latonia
C. J. Kloentrup
South Covington
Will of Mary Pillen Sellers Proved In Kenton Court
The Kenton Circuit Court probated the will of Mary Pillen Sellers. The estate is left to Frederick Gedge Sellers who is named and qualified as executor. The Kentucky Bar Association holds its nineteenth annual meeting at Henderson on July 4 and 15. William Durr of Cincinnati was fined 19 dollars and costs for traffic violations in Police Court before Judge Manson. Rodney G. Bryson, Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth District, filed his petition with the Secretary of State in Frankfort. He previously represented Kenton County in the last General Assembly. The three year old son of L. E B Hutcheson of 319 East Thirteenth Street fell from a second story window yesterday, injuring only slightly at Booth Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pillen Sellers
Kenton
Frederick Gedge Sellers
Kentucky Bar Association
Henderson
William Durr
Cincinnati
Manson
Rodney G. Bryson
Frankfort
Bryson
Kenton County
L. E B. Hutcheson
East Thirteenth Street
Booth Memorial Hospital
Local Names Listed in Cincinnati Area Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous individuals connected to Cincinnati and Covington. Names include Fred Weiland, Dorothy Gross, Chaimmags Earl Bright, Jennie Grant, J. H. W. Pflueger, Louise Smith, Norman Garrison, Helen Leonard, Levy Martin, Virginia Powell, Alexander Bentley Jr., Mildred Penn, and Kye Ky with connections in Cincinnati and Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weiland
Dorothy Gross
Teeaps
Earl Bright
Cincinnati
Jennie Grant
Pflueger
Covington
Louise Smith
Norman Garrison
Helen Leonard
Levy Martin
Names and Residences Listed for Obituary Notices
Earl Emerick West Middletown Ohio Vina Kincaid West Middletown Ohio Glenn L. Boyer Silver Grove Kentucky Margaret C. Moreland Bellevue Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Emerick
West Middletown
Vina Kincaid
Glenn L. Boyer
Silver Grove
Margaret C. Moreland
Bellevue
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Elberfeld Clan
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Dellahm
Galion Berry
Silent West
High Wave
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Marjorie Mignon
Victor O
Stucco
Kingstown
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Kate Glenn
Player
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Old Pop
Charlie Summy
Duke John
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Rose Lyon
Back Bay
Marmite
Dr. Joe
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Summer Light
Hank O'Day
Heather Moon
Primo
Lord Herbert
Freemantle
Sylvana
Charles Francis
Cousin O
Bogart
Philistine
FORD
Rebuilt Tire CO
Court House
H,otels
Owl Chemical Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Good Bye
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Cadeau
Jean Marc
Lady Stella
Merry Marian
K. I. C. Baseball
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Mabley & Carew
Reading Royals
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Antler
George Heizler
Goldes
Richardsons
Richardson Field
Lockland
Muller
Wastney
Golde Battery
Johnston
Foy
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St. William
We's Park
Price Hill
Eist
Chrisman
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Johnny Stricker
Brinker
Edgewoode
Middletown
Walter Marcus
Schwartz
Ludlow White Sox
Springfield
Enzweiler
At .m
Lock and Giants
Richmond
Lockland Ball Park
Commercial League
M. & M. League
Queen City League
Y. M. A. Church ‘League
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Buechel
LODGE
Newport Notes
Joe Maier
Thomas Glenmartin
St. Louis
Hemlock Street
Walnut Hills
Carl A. Jansen
P. Sheehan
Margaret Iuen
Harry Seidenspinner
Port Royal
Columbia Township
George W. Flinn
Walter Comer
George Jordan
Colerain Avenue
Charles A. Heilker
Clarence A. Laub
Surrey
Anderson Township
Cora Fuller
Nettle Maxson
Epworth
Mitchell Avenues
Pearl Swift
Harry E. Murdough
State Street
Mechanic Street
Montgomery
Elsie M. Davis
George H. Godley
James W. Sibley
Terrace Park
Nettie Schopper
Lydia BH. Ernst
Pulte Street
Linden Avenue
Fairmount
Robert Manthey
Albert W. Beckman
Jula E. Banning
Frederick C. Nott
Harry C. Smith
Whetsel Avenue
Madiganville
John Rassenfoes
Joseph E. Stenzel
Wardell Avenue
Epworth Avenue
Emma 8
Duncan
Fanny E. Richt
Winona Terrace
Verona Street
Madisonville
Helen, L. Clippinger
Amy M
W. W. Clippinger
Brookside
Florence M. Smith
Nancy E. Justice
McGregor Avenue
Rimwood
Otto P. Geier
Aydock Realty Company
Salutaris Avenue
George Frankenstein
Charles and Louise Burger
Haven Street
John Stratemeyer
Globe-Wernicke Company
Nor- Wood View
American National Bank of
C. R. Switzer
Rensselaer
Park Second
Carl A
Thomas J. Gilmartin
H K Street
Gal Street
Eugenie H. Fries
Laura A. Allen
Fairfield Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Cleanview Avenue
George Ashman
Jennie A. Leslie
Ninth Street
John Street
Joseph Jean
M. Work Company
Martha Valentin
Louis Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Caroline B. Kruckemeyer
Helen M. Fischbach
Evans Place
Clifton
Samson Realty Company
Brandon Realty Company
Hale Avenue
Reading Road
Edward Miller
Charlotte Weber
Martin Street
Frank C. King
Charles W. Thomas
Eastern Avenue
Ida Griebel
Executrix
Peter and
Barbara Lego
Emming
Elizabeth Deal
Samuel D. Deal, Jr
Taylor Street
Newtown
Grace T. Menefee
F. S
Bertie Gottschalk
Paul Street
Horace M. Todd
Mitchell Avenue
Hannah Lloyd
Minnie Kieswetter
Bosinger & Hopkins
South Norwood
John Meyer, Sr
Margaret Engel
Colerain Township
Charles L. Schneyer
Mathilda Gerwe
Locust Street
Sarah E. Moffatt
Nathan Raboff
Court Street
Ortgages
Mary M. Day
North Hyde Park
Rose B. Nead
Robert A. Mathie
Same
William A. Cordesman
Ward
B. A. Co
Viola A. von Seggern
William A. Haug
F.S. Gottschalk
Grace T. Menefet
A” Kieswetter
Stephan Hafner
Mohawk Place L. & B. Cec
Kathryn Hart
Fundamental L. & B. Co
John Thomas
F. Runck
Hannah J. Berry
Southern Ohio L. & B. Co
North Hyde Park B. & L. Co
Annie White
Herbert L. Pachaud
Gertrude J. Burkart
Cincinnati Savings Society
Moerlein Brewing Co
Dasie L. Bunnell
Jacob C. Harper
Lenox B. & L. Co
Joseph J. Schupp
Samson Realty Co
Home B. & L. Co
Gottlieb Bunkowski
Charles Smith
Carthage S. & LL. A
Nancy B. Justice
Belle Slayer
Margaret B. Korman
Bestg J. Huber
Provident Savings B. & T. Co
Carrie G. Heintzman
Malry S. Hatcher
Home L. & B. A
Katherine W. Hatcher
Lulu Wesselman
Winton Savings Bank
Joseph A. Boldt
Silverton L. & B. Co
Stanton D. Spangler
Herbert Black Company
Provident Bank
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Wigins
W. M. MclIntosh
Post
Daily Independent
Ashland
Epecclation
Forgey
J. C. Alcock
Daily Messenger
Danville
Forge
W. B. Cozine
James Allen
W. H. Jones
Crgey
B. F. Fogery
Harry Giovanoli
Lexington Leader
Lexington
Edward J. Tracy
Industrial Club
Ernst
Oppose Releasing Trio
Motion Picture Houses
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Huckleberry Finn
Roy Stewart
Amily Ge Westerners
Hugh May
Will Rogers
Pauline Frederick In
Woman
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Deep Purple
Pathe News
California
Inc
Grand Canyon National Park
NEW Candy Company
Grant
Kenton Circuit Court
Covington Notes
Kye Ky
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Central Parkway
Green Cars
Vine
Keith
Anita Stewart
Havana
Geo. Beban
Hal. Reid’s
ANF
Ession
Broadway
Chester
Dancis
Hunt
DOW Drug Stores
Polar Music
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