Fort Thomas Soldiers Begin Receiving Higher Pay
About 1000 soldiers at Fort Thomas under Colonel Peter Traub will gain increased pay this week under new legislation. Back pay from January 1 to present will be issued, and the fort payroll is being updated accordingly. A War Department order also restricts leaves for officers through August 15, 1920, permitting leave only in special cases and for the minimum time needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Peter E. Traub
Traub
War Department
Teachers Wary as Blank Contracts Go by Mail
The Newport public schools mailed blank contracts to teachers wishing to keep their jobs. Emil Gerhardt, business director, arranged sending the forms and stated details remained to be filled in by the educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Public Schools
Emil Gerhardt
Teachers face contract deadline as union weighs action
The School Commissioners demand signed contracts by Saturday else teachers will be sought. The Teachers Association plans to advise members how to proceed after strikes for 300 dollars. A Board meeting with the Teachers Committee was canceled as commissioners settled differences, while protests over reinstating officials King Little and Ihrig continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
W. P. King
C. R. Little
Chester Ihrig
Campbell County highway plan outlined at Louisville convention
Judge A. M. Caldwell of Campbell County Court and County Road Engineer with the County Commissioners returned from the Good Roads Convention in Louisville. They announced a highway will run through Campbell County to Paris via Ne Alexandria Falmouth and Cynthiana connecting with other state highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Caldwell
Campbell County
Roland
Pine
Louisville
Judge Caldwell
Paris
Alexandria
Falmouth
Cynthiana
Campbell Circuit Court Opens in Alexandria Judge Presides
Judge Otto Wolff held the regular term of the Campbell Circuit Court at Alexandria with only a few minor cases on the docket which were continued to the fall term. Commonwealth's attorney Lawrence Diskin and Court Clerk W H Newell accompanied the judge. Jury Commissioners drew 150 local names from the tax duplicate for grand jury service next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wolff
Campbell
Alexandria
Lawrence Diskin
Commonwealth
W. H. Newell
Wolff
Realty transfers recorded in Campbell County yesterday
The Woodlawn Home Company transferred a Water Works road lot to Charles J. Pitman. Edward Hauser and Maisie Kesseler sold 30 feet on Lexington Avenue Newport to George and Vida MacDonald for 7000 dollars. Frank Kuchenbach and Dorothy Kuchenbach sold 30x102 feet on Thornton Street Dayton to David and Clara Edwards for 2500 dollars. Fred Buschler and Bertha Buschler transferred property on Seventh Avenue Dayton to Alice M. Arnelot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Woodlawn Home Company
Charles J. Pitman
Water Works Road
Edward Hauser
Maisie Kesseler
George and
Vida MacDonald
Lexington Avenue
Newport
Frank
Dorothy Kuchenbach
David and
Clara Edwards
Thornton Street
Dayton
Fred
Bertha Buschler
Alice M. Arnelot
Seventh Avenue
Newport Reporter Reaches Twenty-Fifth Year with The Enquirer
Frank G. Sheppard aged 43 celebrated a quarter century with The Enquirer as a Newport reporter yesterday. He and his bride Miss Louise Koenig of Cincinnati were married at Newport Presbyterian Church parsonage by Rev. T W Rainey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Sheppard
The
Enquirer
Newport
Benedicts
Mr. Sheppard
Louise Koenig
West
McMillan Street
Cincinnati
Newport Presbyterian Church
T. W. Rainey
Know Your City Trip: Civic Members Visit Gum Plant
Newport Civic and Industrial Association members will tour the Newport Chewing Gum Company plant on Southgate Street today. The visit supports the Know Your City scheme and aims to acquaint members with local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Civic and Industrial Association
Newport Chewing Gum Company
Southgate Street
The
Civic Association
Newport man arraigned for holdup of saloon keeper
John Taulbee aged 30 of Chestnut Street Newport is to be arraigned before Judge Caldwell in Campbell County Court this morning on a charge of holding up and robbing William Schneider a saloon keeper on the Licking Pike south of Newport last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taulbee
Chestnut Street
Newport
Caldwell
Campbell County Court
William Schneider
Licking Pike
Rain Postpones Merchants Band Concert at Monmouth Street
The weekly band concert by the merchants of Monmouth Street was rained out last night and moved to tonight at Seventh and Monmouth. The Campbell County Sunday School choir gave its third sacred concert last night at St. Mark's Lutheran Church with Prof. D. J. Winston directing and soloists Louis Horn Mrs Simon Dorner Harry Ladeke Mrs D. J. Winston and Frank Caldwell. The senior and junior choirs from Grace Church Newport and Westwood Church Cincinnati will present a sacred concert tonight at Grace Church Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Street
Seventh
Monmouth Streets
Campbell County Sunday School Association
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Eighth
Monroe Streets
D. J. Winston
Louis Horn
Simon Dorner
Harry Ladeke
Mra
Frank Caldwell
Grace
Grace M. =. Church
Sixth Street
Newport
Westwood
Cincinnati
M. DB
Grace Church
City of Newport June Taxes Due Now
The City of Newport announces June taxes are due at the Office of the Commissioner of Finance. Taxes for the year may be paid now to avoid penalty. Commissioner of Finance CHAS. D. McCABEA urges prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Funeral of NKU dean Joe Maier held at Eminence chapel
The funeral for Joe Maier former dean of Northern Kentucky newspaper men who died last week at the Odd Fellows Home Eminence Kentucky was held yesterday afternoon from William C Betz chapel East Sixth street. The body was interred in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Maier
Northern Kentucky
Odd ‘Fellows
Eminence
William C. Betz
East Sixth Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Campbell County Orphanage Feast Receipts Top $2,700
The annual feast for the orphans at Campbell County Orphanage Cliftor raised $2,700, announced yesterday. The amount exceeded last year by about $500. An endowment fund of $30,000 to enlarge the institution has been raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Cliftor
Abbie Watkins Seeks Divorce from Fred Watkins
Abbie Watkins filed for divorce in Campbell Circuit Court alleging abandonment by Fred Watkins in Columbus Ohio after their 1913 marriage. Attorney John Roebuck represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Watkins
Fred Watkins
Campbell Circuit Court
Columbus
John Roebuck
Residents Listed in Interment Notice
Name. Residence. Wm. E. McClusky. St. Marys Ohio Agnes F Adams. Piqua Ohio Alfred M Franklin. Cleveland Ohio Marie F Roth Newport Harry Kues Bellevue Kentucky Frances E Cappell Dayton Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. McClusky
St. Marys
Agnes F. Adams
Piqua
Alfred M. Franklin
Cleveland
Marie F. Roth
Newport
Harry Kues
Bellevue
Frances E. Cappell
Dayton
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Promises Comfort for Heavy People
An advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as comforting for men and women over normal weight who feel heavy and short of wind. It claims the tablets relieve biliousness indigestion gas and bloating while cleansing the stomach and bowels and enlivening the liver with a wholesome tonic effect.
Covington Bullock Trial Draws Crowds in Latonia Whisky Theft
The trial of L. E. Bullock Safety Commissioner and eight others opened in the U S District Court over the January 31 whisky theft from Latonia Distillery No 2 Covington. Ben Boemker testified detailing plans and payments to steal fourteen barrels with two others. Jurors were kept in the City Building overnight, a first for Covington’s federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bullock
A. M. J. Cochran
United States District Court
Latonia Distillery No. 2
Covington
Ben Boemker
Boemker
John C. DeMoss
Internal Revenue
DeMoss
Kentucky Distilleries Company
Thomas D. Slattery
Beemker
Philadelphia Street
Earl Russell
Baltimore
Koemker
Harry Donnelly
Robert E. Goodenough
J. J. Geisen
Gus Mauger
Donnelly
Goodenough
Geisen
Goodson
Mauger
Teenage Robbery Suspects Named In Cincinnati Hold-Up
Four youths including 28 year old machinist Fred Tawrenes of Wade Street Cincinnati and 18 year old Harry Ferland of Lakeview California are charged alongside George Reed of Constance Kentucky and 17 year old Tohn Ames of Laurel Street Cincinnati with highway robbery in a hold-up involving Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tawrenes
Wade Street
Cincinnati
Harry Ferland
Lakeview
Cal
George Reed
Constance
Tohn Ames
Laurel Street
Joe
Roadhouse patrons arraigned in Covington Court
Last Friday night Btevies roadhouse on Lexington pike patrons were arraigned yesterday in the Covington Police Court. J Lew Manson fixed their bonds at 10 dollars each and transferred their cases to the Kenton County Court for a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btevie
Lexington Pike
Covington
J Lew Manson
Kenton
Judge Sets Hearing On Temporary Injunction In Moody Case
Federal Judge Cochran scheduled a hearing for next Friday on a temporary injunction in a suit brought by Claude Moody of New York Nst against United States Motor Truck Company of Covington. Former employees are named as defendants in the suit. Moody represents United States Motor Sales Corporation of New York, claiming the firm must hire enough workers to fulfill its contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Claude Moody
New York
United States Motor Trucompany
Covington
Moody
United States Motor Sales Corporation of
Local Youth Arrested on Horse Theft Charge in Covington
Edward Butler a 17 year old sheet metal worker of Silverton was arrested at his home by Chief Bullock and Detective John Drees on a warrant for conversion in stealing a horse. The warrant, obtained by Pike street liveryman Theodore Wieck, says Butler hired a horse and buggy weeks ago and did not return them. The horse and buggy were recovered in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boemker
Edmonds
Covington
Geisen
Pike Street
Chicago
Stanwood
Edward Butler
Silverton
Chief Bullock
John Drees
Theodore Wieck
Pike/ street
Butler
Wieck
Seok
Cincinnati
Delegate Shelly Rouse Heads to National Convention
Attorney Shelly D. Rouse, Sixth District delegate to the National Democratic Convention, departed yesterday noon to join the State delegation in Louisville. She will stop in Chicago en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelly D. Rouse
Sixth
San Francisco
Louisville
Chicago
Attorney Gatliff to Return to D A Position
Edward H. Gatliff, former Assistant United States District Attorney, will return and assume his former post on July 1. He recently left his office and joined the law firm of Galvin and Galvin in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Gatliff
United States District Attorney
Mr. Gatliff
Galvin & Galvin
Cincinnati
City and School Taxes Now Payable
Taxes for June and October are ready for payment. Pay at City Building only and avoid last minute rush. Office open every evening until 9 o'clock. George C. Stahel, Commissioner of Public Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Co. Stahel
Public Finance
Covington and Covington Area News Briefs
Marshall D Wood of Maysville Ky admitted to practice in U S District Court. Two men fined 15 dollars for traffic violations in Police Court. Covington Post Office branch to open in Erlanger July 1 in Central Bank building. Kenton County Fiscal Court met to discuss Dixie Highway improvements delayed by material shortages. Liveryman August Schmits arrested for traffic law violation and released on bond. Oscar Blackman and James B O Sullivan arrested for vagrancy at Latonia race track. E H Daugherty of Ludlow obtained permit to build frame dwelling in West Covington cost 6000 dollars. West End Welfare Association held meeting to discuss civic questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal D. Wood
Maysville
United States District Court
Thomas D. Slattery
United States District Attorney
W. E. Young
Walter B. Bassett
Cincinnati
Covington
Erlanger
Central Bank
Kenton County
Independence
Florence
August Schmits
Liveryman
Green Street
Harris
Walker
Second and
Court Avenue
Oscar Blackman
Rockdale Avenue
James B. O'Sullivan
East Third Street
Latonia Race Trace
E. H.daugherty
Ludlow
Highway Avenue
West Covington
West End Welfare Association
Adoption Granted for Ezzry Brassfield by Worthy Bollins
Judge Harbeson granted permission yesterday for Mr and Mrs Worthy Bollin to adopt Ezzry Brassfield as heir at law with the mother giving consent. In the same court Judge Harbeson granted divorce to Mrs Anna Grace Kincart from Elmer Kincart on cruelty grounds. they wed August 51 1918. In Judge Tracy's court Fred Surmbreck separated from Mrs Elizabeth Surmbreck on abandonment after their 1913 marriage. Also in Judge Tracy's court M A Wessling divorced Mrs Eisie Wessling on abandonment. they married January 6 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Worthy Bollin
Ezzry Brassfield
Anna Grace Kincart
Elmer Kincart
Fred Surmbreck
Tracy
Elizabeth Surmbreck
Notable Residents Listed Across Several Ohio and Kentucky Towns
A compiled listing shows multiple residents with residences in Cincinnati Covington Erlanger Erlanger Erlanger Covington Junction City Eagle Covington Covington Erlanger Covington Falmouth List includes Joseph Topmiller Dorothy Grant Charles Hitch Blanche Plunkett William Shafrath Gertrude Lewis William Wingate Mary Wallace Frank Gilmartin Marie Reinke Percival Hamlett Lucy Farquharson Walter Armstrong Anna Johnson Bernard Willen Idella Deimel Robert Armstrong Priscilla Martin Albert Durbin Lena Gordon Lafayette Preston Mary Bennett Walter Bishop Beulah Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Shafrath
Akron
Gertrude F. Lewis
William Wingate
Junction City
Mary Wallace
Eagle
Frank J. Gilmartin
Covington
Marie E. Reinke
Percival L. Hamlett
Erlanger
Lucy H. Farquharson
Walter E. Armstrong
Anna
Lafayette M. Preston
Mary Bennett
Walter F. Bishop
Falmouth
Beulah Yeager
Capta in Dickerson to Wed Miss Redd in Resumed Plans
Captain Richard Dickerson, a local attorney on the staff of United States District Attorney Clark and veteran of the 322nd Infantry in Italy, will marry Frances J. Redd of Danville Kentucky. The ceremony occurs at the bride’s father Professor J. Redd Roan’s home, reviving prewar spring plans from 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard ©. Dickerson
Frances J. Redd
Danville
J. Redd
Roan
Faculty of Tests Univers
Dickerson
United States District
Clark
322Nd Infantry
Italy
Wickham Weds Nellie Edwards of East Walnut Hills
Thomas F. Wickham former vice president of Union Gas and Electric married Nellie Edwards at her parents home in East Walnut Hills. The couple plans residence in New York and recently traveled to Spartansburg for a wedding trip. Wickham now works with A. B. Leach & Co. in banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Wickham
Union Gas and Electric Company
Nellie Edwards
Harry L. Edwards
Fairfax Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Union Car and Electric Company
New York
Rally planned across churches of Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society
A meeting at St. Clemens' Church St Bernard discussed October rally plans for all archdiocesan union parishes. Fifteen parishes will hire bands for the event. Fathers John Hickey and Solarius Shaffer spoke. Next meeting set for September 19 at St. Leo's North Fairmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society
St. Clemens’ Church
St. Bernard
John Hickey
Solarius Shaffer
St. Leo's Church
North Fairmount
Constance to host Girl Scout summer camp this year
Constance Kentucky has been chosen as the site for a Girl Scout summer camp. Twenty five Scouts left yesterday with Captain Miss Luise Price to set up housekeeping. The camp will house fifty girls and include a mess shack ten tents and a recreation shack. A leadership class will be taught by Miss Caroline Lewis National Girl Scout Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Girl Scouts
Luise Price
Caroline Lewis
Notice of Administratrix Appointments in Hamilton County
Elizabeth Hatfield appointed administratrix of Walter S Hatfield estate by Probate Court Hamilton County Ohio. The Union Savings Bank & Trust Co named ancillary administrator with will annexed of Sarah E Young estate. Paulina Vonderheid appointed administratrix with will annexed of Andrew Schlenker estate. Dates June 17 1920 June 3 1920 June 5 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Savings Bank & Trust Co
4Th and
Walnut
Hamilton County
Ohio
Sarah E. Young
William H. Lunders
Cincinnati
Paulina Vonderheid
Andrew Schlenker
William H. Lueders
Beckley Estate Appointed Executrix in Hamilton County
Edith S Beckley of Romana Ohio has been appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County as executrix of the estate of James Beckley deceased. W W Clippinger attorney Cincinnati Ohio May 26 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith S Beckley
Romana, CO
Hamilton County
Ohio
James Beckley
William H. Lueders
W.W. Clippinger
Cincinnati
Krug Estate Executor Appointed in Hamilton County
Frank S. Krug of 3352 Jefferson Ave has been appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio as executor of the estate of Simon Krug deceased in the county. George F. Eyrich Jr attorney Cincinnati Ohio May 25 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Krug
Jefferson Ave
Hamilton County
Ohio
Simon Krug
Said
William H. Lueders
George F. Eyrich, JR
Cincinnati
Weber Made Administrator of Margaret Flood Estate
Harry R. Weber of the Gerke Building Cincinnati is named administrator of the estate of Margaret Flood, deceased, in the county. The appointment is dated June 1, 1920, and filed through attorney Harry R. Weber.
Estate probate notice for Jennie M. Kittering in Hamilton County
Jesse W. Kittering of 604 Gerke Building is named administrator of Jennie M. Kittering's estate by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio. William H. Jeders, Probate Judge, and Jesse W. Kittering,Attorney of Cincinnati Ohio, dated June 1 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Kittering
Gerke Bldg
Hamilton County
Ohio
Jennie M. Kittering
William H. Jeders
Cincinmnati
Notice of Adminstratrix Appointment in Hamilton County
Mary Hughes of 1072 Gilbert Ave is named administratrix of the William Hughes estate by the Court of Hamilton County Ohio. Galvin and Bauer, Attorneys in Cincinnati, represent the case filed June 2 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
Gilbert ,Ave
Hamilton County
Ohio
William Hughes
William H. Lueders
Galvin & Bauer
Cincinnati
Meier Estate Administrator Named in Hamilton County
Leslie Meier of Loveland Ohio is appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County as administrator of the estate of Philip F Meier deceased. Lloyd P Bean attorney Cincinnati Ohio. May 26 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Meier
Loveland, O
Hamilton County
Ohio
Philip F. Meier
Said
William H. Lueders
Lloyd P. Bean
Cincinnati
Heisel Estate Appoints Executor for Margaret Heisel
William Amos Heisel of 1516 Dixmont Avenue has been appointed and qualified by the executor of the estate of Margaret Heisel, deceased, in the county. B. R. Heisel, attorney, Cincinnati, Ohio, reports the action dated June 4, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Amos Heisel
Dixmont Ave
Hamilton County
Ohio
Margaret Heisel
Said County
William H. Lueders
B. R. Heisel
Cincinnati
Notice of administrator for Mary Eichelmann estate
John W. Wuest of 56 Calhoun Street is named administrator of the estate of Mary Eichelmann, deceased, in Clinton County Ohio. Attorneys Renner & Renner of Cincinnati, Ohio filed the notice dated May 26, 1920.
Oil treatment districts created for Cincinnati roadways
Citizens petitioned the Director of Public Service to oil several streets in Cincinnati including Hamilton avenue, St Elmo avenue, Vernon place, Union Street, Southview avenue and Erie avenue. An assessment on abutting property will fund the work, time to be set later in 1920. Probate notices announce executors and administratrices for local estates with dates in June 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
Chas. Eisen
Hamilton Avenue
Hill Crest Road
C. H. L. Avery
Leonhard, Frank and
St. Elmo Avenue
Groesbeck Road
Cedar Avenue
E. F. Heine
Vernon Place
Oak Street
Harvey Place
Home For
Union Street
Reading Road
Burnet Avenue
Geo. Schnier
Southview Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Florence M. Gomien
Erie Avenue
Maelies Street
Winona Terrace
Public Service
C. H. l Avery
C. H. St. Avery
Harvey~ Place
State of
Ohio
City Sealed Proposals for Harrison Avenue Bridge Floor
Sealed proposals for reinforced concrete floor on Harrison Avenue bridge over Mill Creek due by 12 noon Tuesday July 6 1920 at Cincinnati Ohio City Hall. Plans and specs available from Chief Engineer for $2 nonrefundable. Each bid bond 700 dollars or certified check required. Director reserves right to reject bids. June 21 1920. FDWARD P. DURR Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City Hall
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harrison Avenue
Mill Creek
Department of Public Service
Chas. F. Hornberger
Public Service
Fdward P. Durr
Local probate notices from Hamilton County Ohio June 1920
The Western Bank and Trust Co is executor of Mary Myers estate in Hamilton County Ohio. Samuel Lehman named ancillary administrator of Louis Eschengreen estate. Anna Cooper registrated as executrix of William Clay Curtin estate in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Bank and Trust Co
Twelfth and Vine
Hamilton County
Ohio
Mary Myers
William H. Lueders
Hamilton Rae Ohio
Cincinnatio
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East Fourth St
America
Our
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State Street
OLD Steel
Commercial Tribune
Ohio Mechanics Institute
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Light Brigade
Luke McLuke
Keith
Mae Murray
Hobart Bosworth
MARIE _DRESSLER
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Taylor Holmes
Rainbow
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Henry Strauss
Fifth and
Newport Realty
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Newport Notes
Ana Ldverve
Adv
Chas. D. McCabea
Avon
ART Day Cleaning CO
C. T
Boemker Star Witness
Richard Edmonds
Geisen and Edmonds
William Slomer
Russell
Maurice L. Galvin
John B. O'Neal
John Shepard
Lewis Brown
A. E. Stricklett
T. Jeff Edmonds
James Brombach
Gus Barker
Shattery
H. Clay Kaufman
Sam Marshall
Grant County
W. B. Bell
Nicholas
Thomas Ratcliff
Fleming
Jesse Wheeler
Gallatin
James H. Craig
Trimble
James Coghill
Carroll
L. E. Hopkins
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Grant
J. T. Chipman
L. C. Cribben
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Grant Emminegs
J. K. Miller
Pendleton
Marshal Cox
Robert Phillips
Oscar West
Industrial Club
Rouse
Covington Notes
Kenton Circuit Court
Joseph C. Topmiller
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Charles J. Hitch
Blanche Plunkett
Capt. Dickerson
East Walnut Hills
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Obie Corporation
RED Crown
Elizabeth Hatfield
Park Av
Walters
Hatfield
Earl H. Cadwell
Harry R. Weber
Gerke
Margaret Flood
Belle R. Harvuot
Brewster Ave
Alexander M. Harvuot
A. C. Shattuck
David I. Saunders
Cutter Jt
Catherine Saunders
Stephens, Lincoln & Stephens
John W. Wuest
Calhoun St
Mary Eichelmann
William ‘Hh, Luederis
Renner & Renner
Elizabeth Mara
Ibsen St
Anna Mara
William H. Luedebres
Samuel
Daves
Edward P. Durr
Ethel B. Dreher
Baker Avenue
Norwood
John Brackman
Notich
Annie Getzug
Albany Ay
Herman Getzug
Chas
HK Hoffmeister
Theresa Fox
Sherlock Avenue
Andrew P. Fox
Johnn M. Renner
Samuel Lehman
Louis Escchengreen
William H. Luers
Walter A. Ryan
Anna Cooper
Home Ave
Wm. Clay Curtin
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