Ottawa Winners First through Seventh Racing Results
Eight races listed with win and place payouts for each event. Entries include Ikey T Anna Wood Gallon Berry Kuklux Marmite Cobalt Lass Azrael Old Pop Britain's Ally Dr Joe Soldat de Verdun Gala Dress Frank Monroe Woodthrush Broom Peddler Kentucky Boy Garbage Chick Barkley with several scratches noted per race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flare
Phil T
Melos
Kingstown Pier
Kuklux
Marmite
Cobalt Lass
Picker
Stealer
Azrael
Britain
Dr. Joe
Soldat de Verdun
Frank Monroe
Desert
Lord Herbart
Woodthrush
Broom Peddler
Gala Dress
Kentucky Boy
Garbage
Chick Barkley
Champion Christ Church Team At Norwood Sunday
Norwood returns to Norwood Park to face amateur champions Christ Church of Cincinnati, with a special Amateur Commission permit funding elimination series costs. Ted Schufte and other pitchers headline a day of semi pro games including Mabley & Carew, Muldoons, Oakley, and Edgewood matchups across various parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwoods
Norwood Park
Christ Church
Cincinnati
Johnny Deil
Wal- Norwood
Ted Schufte
136Th Field Artillery
Potters
Richardson
Dale Johnson
Twirl
Bill Timme
Mabley & Carew
Millcreek Valley
Reading
Blackburn
Antler
Sebas
Muldoagis
Bellevue
Eddie Tiemeyer
Piqua
Ruskin
Goldes
Springfield
Fritz Mueller
Heitzler
C. C
Rattlers
Washington D. H
C. Marcus
Edgewoods
Cynthiana
Kentucky
Johnny Stricker
Cumminsville Blues
Mergards
Carthage A. C
Carthage
Campbell
Blues
Racecard notes for seven races and pest chance entry
The list shows seven races with horse names and riders: First Race Blarney Stone Get Em. Second Race General El Mahdi Wilson the Great. Third Race Bengali Bender Statim. Fourth Race Irish Kies Charley Ley Decker Midnight Sun. Fifth Race Peace Pennant Paul Wendel Roral Jester. Sixth Race My Dear Piedra Ablaze. Seventh Race Who Cares Moantan Rose G M Miller. Pest Chance Peace Pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahdi TE
Wilson the Great
Chrome
Duc de Guise
Steewene
Keweesa
Johnson
Harry Glover
Miuviada
Pokey B. Eves
Canada
Aconi
Crecores Bender
Hamilton
Voacher Ongneapeees
Waukeag
My Dear
Rose Lyon
Shortstop Tree Reeree
Spearlene A' Aeteee Kilts
G. M. Miller
Antoinette Seers
Wutlmn
el Mahdi
Bender
Statim
Irish Kies
Charley Leydecker
Midnight Sun
Peace Pennant
Paul Wendel
Roral Jester
Piedra
Who
Moanta'n Rose
Horse Racing Entries and Scratches at Aqueduct Races One to Six
Race by race the Aqueduct card lists horses and the betting odds for six races. Scratches include Dr. Clark On Watch Different Tyes Salvestra Fruit Cake Valor Knob bie Rep Title Sun Flash II Claquer Nightstick 4 bert A Frizzier Ballynew Curfew Fornovo Wachapreague Polly Ann Arada Knobbie and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion D’or
Naturalist
Super
Dr. Clark
Skibbereen
Earlocker
Star Vater
Jeg
Moody
Knobbie
Cirrus
Boniface
Mad Hatter
Sunny Hill
Berlin
Gath
Sun Flash II
Claquer
Nightstick
Selections for Six Horse Races Listed
First Race Hye Opener Superwoman Omera. Second Race Double Eye Lazy Boy Whisk. Third Race Dominique Thunderstorm Ma Miller Foot h Race Audacious Damrosch Crystal Ford. Fifth Race Paddy Dear Great Gull Huron II. Sixth Race Jacobina Costly Colours Intrigante Best Chance Jacobina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiavelli
Lil Crimson Rambler
Hodanzky
Lady Lillian
Omer K
Tee Beer
Lilly Eben
Harp of the North
Superwoman
Tone
San Pablo
Queen Isabel
Polly Ann Waar
Larghetto Ae
Farmingdale
King Agrippa Aeete
Frank Macklin
Clare Boothe
Star Shell
Sunnyland
War Mask
Damrosch Seveee
Tom Brooks
Jenes
OS Sarsteinsse
Wes H Pierre
Paddy Dear
Ber Coy
Edish K .Ee
Cherubino
Bay Gays
Odessaslle
Wedgwood Aee
Jacobina
Peers
Tamarisk Wheter
Hope Princess
la Derniere_ eeaee
Prodigy Oeare
Merry Marian
Fernwood
Hye
Opener
Omera
Double Eye
Lazy Boy
Whisk
Dominique
Thunderstorm
Ma Miller
Audacious
Damrosch
Crystal Ford
Great Gull
Huron II
Costly Colours
Intrigante
Mystery horse Little Boy ruled a ringer at Connaught Park
Ottawa officials disclose that Little Boy, winner of the fourth race at Connaught Park last Monday, was a ringer. Park stewards deny E S Moore Frank Farrington and George F Richings park privileges for misrepresentation in ownership. Police take charge. owner and trainer reportedly vanished. If unclaimed, horse may belong to Connaught Park Jockey Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Little Boy
Connaught Park
E,. &. Moore
Frank Farrington
George F. Richings
Vie
Park
Connaught Park Jockey Club
E. 8. Moore
Farrington
Detroit
Richings
Stewards
June sports schedule at Senate Park and City Park
Haven faces Pheasants at Senate Park with scorer Klein noted. Mason plays Rapid Electres at City Park with umpire Miller and scorer Kelley listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyman-Buick
Monitor Store Company
City Park
Link
Lewis
American Oak
Procter & Gamble
Willow Grounds
Mayer
Leither
Haven
Pheasants
Senate Park
Theetge
Klein
Mason
Rapid Electres
Miller
Kelley
Andrews Steel Co versus U M C A at Andrews Park score details
The Andrews Steel Co 1.000 plays the 1. Printing Co with 0. Covington Y M C A 2 2 500. Bell Telephone Co 0.5 faces U S Printing Co at Norwood with umpire Linder. Century Machine Co 4 0 00 hosts Covington Y M C A at Rosedale with umpire Rohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Steel Co
I. S. Printing Co
Bell Telephone Co
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Covington. M. C. A
Century Machine Co
Cincinnati Y. M
Andrews Park
Nolan
Davis
U. S. Printing Co
Norwood
Linder
Hagene
Covington Y. M
Rosedale
Rohr
Vondebaar
Wilson Memorial Meets Lutherans at Deer Creek
Ninth Street faces Hyde at City Park with Sailor as umpire. Norwood plays Trinity at Norwood with Nickum umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A.church League
Norwood Presbyterian
First English Lutheran
Hyde Park Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Wilson Memorial
Ninth Street Baptist
City Golf Championship Begins at Cincinnati Golf Club
The eleventh annual city championship will run the week of June 28 at the Cincinnati Golf Club on Grandin road. All nine Cincinnati Golfers League clubs may enter. entries due by June 27. An entrance fee of $1 on day one funds the event. play runs June 28 to July the finals on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Golfers League
Cincinnati Golf Club
Grandin Road
Cincinnati Golfers’ League
Cincinnati
Templeton Briggs
James I. Clarke
John W. Mackelfresh
Frankie Mason Faces BatUing Chink In Ten Round Flyweight Bout
Fans await Monday night at Vine Street Open Arena as Frankie Mason the American flyweight champ meets local challenger BatUing Chink for a ten round title bid. Chink, famous for hard wallops and a willingness to take punishment, hopes to upset the veteran Mason who holds edge in experience. The card also features Hope Mullen vs Battling Davis and Frankie Nessiter vs Happy McHenry with ringside seats selling fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Mason
BatUing
Vine Street
Mason
Cincinnati
Queen City
Fettle
Hope Mullen
Battling Davis
Frankie Nessiter
Happy McHenry
Seling
Latonia Horsemen
Elmwood arena boxing card set with weigh ins and bouts
Boxers appearing at Elmwood arena are in good condition and at required weight. Hogan arrives with manager. he fought Sandy Bryant in Detroit Monday. Sturm finished training and feels peak. Frank aims to face Billy Ryan. Hogan seen boxing Kaye Brown recently. Multiple six round bouts including Stevens vs Coletta and Mack vs Boone. All bouts go to decision. weigh in at Buck Thutien’s at 3 pm. first bell 8:30 pm. Dr Furste is examining physician. Sport Feeney and Lou Bauman to referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Arena
Hogan
Sandy Bryant
Detroit
Sturm
Yokum Club
Frank
Billy Ryan
Kaye Brown
Elmwood
Kid Stevens
Henry Coletta
Johnny Mack
Frank Boone
Joe Passafine
Kid Greener
Buck Thutien
Findlay
Logan Streets
Wesley Furste
Sport Feeney
Lou Bauman
Nationals to Use St Louis Park for July Home Stand
The St Louis Nationals will play at the local American Park from July 1 to unspecified date, while negotiations continue for the Cardinals to move to the Browns park permanently due to inadequate seating at their field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Nationals
Cardinals
Browns
Injunction Sought Over Garment Workers Strike Tactics
Milton Ochs Company files suit in Superior Court to restrain Amalgamated Garment Workers of America from alleged illegal strike methods. Witnesses describe pickets threatening hospitalization to Ochs employees as foreman was discharged. Forty defendants from nine nationalities are named in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ochs Company
Sycamore Street
Amalgamated Garment Workers of America
Robert Marx
Ochs Company
Judge Grants Custody To Lena Kabo In Habeas Corpus
Common Pleas Court judge ruled the three year old Costa Armean was illegally restrained from his mother Lena Kabo of Detroit. The case involved alleged marriage with John G. Armean and a disputed custody claim following the child’s removal to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Matthews
Common Pleas Court
Lena Kabo
Detroit
Mich
Costa Armean
Cincinnati
Matthews
Local couples seek divorce and child custody rulings
Multiple petitions filed in domestic relations court yesterday include Leo J. Gallagher seeking divorce and child custody after his wife left with their six year old son. Lyda Wolpert sues Thomas Wolpert for divorce citing dependence on charity. Other suits filed include Minnie Kersey from Ott Kersey, Raymond Hammer from Myrtle Hammer, Lillian Miller from Fred J. Miller, Flora Boeh Wolski from Ben Volski alleging domestic violence, and Frank M. Gregory from Bertha Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Gallagher
Myrtle Hammer
Lillian Miller
Fred J. Miller
Flora Boeh Wolski
Ben Volski
Frank M. Gregory
Bertha Gregory
Common Pleas Court
Anna B. Oppman
Edwin G. Diehl
Burch & Peters
Leonard Marx
the Creamery Company
J. Paul Geoghegan
Flora B. Wolski
Ben Wolski
Franks & Franks
Costa Armean
Robert A. Kramer
Lyda Wolpert
Thomas Wolpert
C. S. Sparks
Minnie Kersey
Ott Kersey
A. L. Beaty
Luella W. Gallagher
Frank E. Wood
Charles Brownbeck
Anna Buhrer
Edward H. Brink
Lillian S. Miller
Jones, LeBlond
Morrissey & Terry
Woman Sues for One Dollar Judgment in Common Pleas
Anna B. Oppman filed suit in Common Pleas Court against Edwin G. Diehl seeking payment of a judgment of 1.00. She previously obtained a $1,000 judgment in Cuyahoga County Insolvency Court that remains unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Oppman
Common Pleas Court
Edwin G. Diehl
Mr. Diehl
Cuyahoga County
Gardener Sues Bag Company Over Damaged Truck Garden
Grant Long filed a lawsuit for 500 dollars against the Sally Bag Company of Lockland alleging cinders and board planks were placed on his garden by the Security Bag Company. The ground used for his truck garden was littered with debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Long
Sally Bag Company
Lockland
Mrng
Security Bag Company
Traut Awarded 2220 in Street Car Fight Case
Louis Traut won a $2,220 verdict against the Cincinnati Traction Company in Judge Thomas Darby’s court yesterday. He alleged that after entering the car with a friend without showing transfers, a confrontation with the conductor led to a fight and Traut sustaining a broken nose after being ejected from the street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Traut
Cincinnati Traction Company
Thomas Darby
Traut
Temp injunctions granted against machinists union in four cases
Four temporary injunctions were granted by Judge Smith Hickenlooper in Superior Court yesterday afternoon. The orders arose from a machinists strike and limit picketing, prohibit threatening language, restrict following employees, and bar visiting employees’ homes without consent. Plaintiffs include Osterlein Machine Co, Cincinnati Shaper Co, Tool Steel Gear and Pinion Co, and Otto Armide r Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists
Smith Hickenlooper
Emloyes
Osterlein Machine Co
Colerain Avenue
Cincinnati Shaper Co
Elam and
Garrard Streets
Tool, Steel Gear and Pinion Co
Elmwood
Otto Armieder Co
Twelfth and
Canal Streets
Divorces Granted in Covington Court of Domestic Relations
Charles Finley druggist and Helen Finley were divorced by Judge Hoffman in Covington. Fannie Crawford sought divorce to marry her third husband Lafayette Ellis. Numerous divorces granted include Hooperler, Hammer, Musick, Ralston, Tackett, Huff, Breadon, Moore, McKinney, Nessler, Foulks, Smith, and Gallenstein. Several cases, Grimes v Grimes, Morris v Morris, and Pepper v Pepper were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Finley
Greenup Street
Covington
Helen Finley
Co. W. Hoffman
Fannie Crawford
Mound Street
James F. Crawford
Lafayette Ellis
Florence Hooperler
Edward Hooperler
Alice Hammer
Harry Hammer
Alma Musick
William Musick
Samuel Ralston
Pearl Ralston
Addy Case To Be Contested In Circuit Court
The Matthew Addy Company and its Vice President Benjamin N. Ford faced fines of 1000 dollars and costs in a United States Court for alleged coal price profiteering. They plan to contest the ruling in the Circuit Court of Appeals, claiming no real profiteering occurred and attributing the issue to a misinterpretation of Fuel Administration orders. The total overcharge was under 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Addy
Benjamin N. Ford
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ford
Fuel Administration
Addy
Peck
Whisky raid defendants freed after failed testimony
Agents failed to produce testimony against most men caught in a raid on two barrels of whisky moved by truck to Coasoline avenue Price Hill for a buyer who expected to pay 5000 dollars. Hearing before Commissioner Adler freed William Long Joseph Allgeier Henry Richter Walter Vincent William Wagner Morris Litz and George Freese Jr. John Nieman Ben Hartman and Isaac Hyams among the remaining members of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coasoline Avenue
Price Hill
Adler
Liberty
William Long
Joseph Allgeier
Henry Richter
Walter Vincent
William Wagner
Morris Litz
George Freese
John Nieman
Ben Hartman
Isaac Hyams
Three Men Held in Bond Case After City Raid
Arrested party held for hearing on July 6 as city agents seek to prove three men were part of the deal. They are held under bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciry
Final bankruptcy figures for Hamilton Otto Coke Co
Final returns filed yesterday show the Hamilton Otto Coke Company of Hamilton with total indebtedness of 438 027 dollars and realized assets of 215 804 dollars. The cost of the bankruptcy proceedings in fees and incidental expenses was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Otto Coke Company of
Hamilton
Co operation plan outlined for Cincinnati real estate groups
The Cincinnati Real Estate Board plans to form committees with the Hamilton County Building League to ease real estate closings. A proposal by John D. Prout aims to boost cooperation and suggest extended business hours for deposits and withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
John D. Prout
William H. Weiskopf
Hamilton County Building League
Weiskopf
Building Association
Passport Applications For Mrs Ritchey Wheatley and Others
Entries show Mrs Florence R Ritchey planning to rejoin husband Santford Ritchey in France. James A Wheatley and sister Katharine Wheatley head to Buenos Aires where Wheatley runs Ault & Wiborg Co business. Dr J L Landman of 5 Garfield Place travels to tour England Egypt and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence R. Ritchey
Santford Ritchey
France
James A. Wheatley
Katharine Wheatley
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Wheatley
Ault &Wiborg Company
JL. H. Landman
Garfield Place
England
Egypt
Palestine
Hamilton man files bankruptcy petition for $649 debts
Joseph Cox of Hamilton, Ohio filed a bankruptcy petition listing total debts of $649. The petition states there are no assets available to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Cox
Hamilton
Detroit Man and Kentucky Pair Face Bank Robbery Charge
John Horn of Detroit and George Brown of Loursville were charged with robbing the Tobacco Growers Bank in Crittenden Kentucky. They were taken to Kentucky yesterday for trial and pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Commissioner Adler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horn
Detroit
George Brown
Loursville
Tobacco Growers’ Bank
Crittenden
Kentucky
Adler
Common Pleas Court docket items listed for various actions
The record shows multiple cases including divorces and custody disputes such as Flora B Wolski v Ben Wolski and Lyda Wolpert v Thomas Wolpert, real estate sales and partitions, debts and damages, writ of habeas corpus Costa Armean, and an appeal from probate Isidor Klein. Also listed is Superior Court case John W Mitchell v Eugene Delabre for conveyance of real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John W. Mitchell
Eugene Delabre
Harry Hess
New London Calm On Eve Of Yale Harvard Regatta
In New London on the eve of the Yale Harvard regatta the scene was calm though rival crews raced earlier Yale won two impromptu contests in one mile and half mile races. Harvard finished behind. Yale took position after winning the toss and will row on the east side in all three races tomorrow. Watercraft connected to the regatta included Morgan Whitney and Vanderbilt yachts with Henry Morgan aboard Harvard freshman crew and Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney following Yale. Regatta schedule opens with freshmen eights at 10:40 a.m. EST, junior varsity at 11:15, varsity at 5:00, with potential downstream final after 6:00 if delayed, then downstream at 7:30 if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Thames
Yale
Harvard
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
J. P. Morgan
Morgan House
Henry Morgan
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Railroad Bridge
Bartlett's Cove
Four Reach Kentucky State Golf Championship Semifinals
Four players remain in the Kentucky State golf championship after the elimination rounds in the Ft. Mitchell Country Club course. The semifinalists are Henry Hayburn FP Marty John Marshall and Alex Bush all from Louisville Country Club. The finals and all matches proceed over 36 holes with semi today and final tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Henry Hayburn
Louisville Country Club
FP. K. Marty
Ft. Mitchell County Club
John Marshall
Alex Bush
Property Transfers and Leases in Cincinnati Area
A compiled list shows transfers of parcels and leases in Cincinnati area plus taxes and rents. Notable items include Florence D Thomas to Channing Garner for 23x65 feet on Eighth Street. Edward J Harth’s seven year lease of store rooms on Sycamore Street. Regal Shoe Company lease of 429 Vine Street. multiple parcels in Norwood Oakley and Avondale with nominal sums and tax disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence D. Thomas
Channing A. Garner
Eighth Street
Miami Canal
W. M. Cowquill
C. A. Bitter
Kemper Lane
Charles Bitter
Minnie Kraft
Elmore Wilson
Charles E
Emma Johnson
New Baltimore
Rose B. Nead
Robert A. Mathie
Albers & Kahle
Norwood
Irma R. Brester
George H
Clara B. Daugherty
Minot Avenue
Frank X. Berding
Blunt
Reading
Charles M. Leslie
Ida Kuckenmeister
Alice K. Conley
Borden Street
R. A. LeBilond
James M. Sprague
Eastern Avenue
R. A. LeBlond
Hugh Whittaker
Julius Payton
Elm
Longworth Streets
Hannah W. Wiles
Harry
Rose Kahanobitz
McMicken Avenue
Frinz Street
Pepper
Sol Pepper
Wood
Harmony & Company
Hazelwood
Mary M. Emery
Regal Shoe Company
Vine Street
J. F. Rolfes
Harrison
Henry Theobald
Anna B. Theobald
Albert Wiesmann
Sowikslig
Colerain
National Rabbit Show Set For Carthage Fair
Final arrangements were made by the Rabbit Breeders and Fanciers Association for a national rabbit show to accompany the Carthage Fair from August 11 to 14. Prizes include $5 for best display in each variety with 12 or more entries, certificates for top five in all classes, and cash prizes in classes of seven or more entries. Over 50 members attended the meeting at the Chamber of Commerce.
Cincinnati Legal Notice on Extra Tax Levy 1920
The City Council of Cincinnati Ohio passes a resolution to exempt future interest and sinking fund levies on bonds from tax rate limits under House Bill 713. It calls for a primary election August 10 1920 to decide exempting such levies, with bonds dated before January 20 1920 and not yet issued. The total levy is 3.5920 mills for 49 years, and notices will be published for four weeks prior to the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
City of Cincinnati
Clerk of Council
Hamilton County
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
Cincinnati Ordinance authorizes bonds for street improvements
An ordinance of Cincinnati authorizes the issue of bonds totaling $1500 to fund street improvements at the Ashland avenue and Myrtle avenue intersection. Bonds are $100 each, 5 percent interest, 20-year term, with redemption options after 10 years, and annual levies on taxable property to cover interest and a sinking fund. Proceeds fund widening curbs paving and walkway work.
Municipal Tax Levy Ordinance Passes June 1920
The ordinance establishes the levy and collection of taxes for municipal purposes. It takes effect as early as permitted by law and was passed June 22, 1920. Attest Clerk Fred Schneller and Mayor John Galvin approved. A copy is on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Sheriff Sale Listing in Hamilton County Ohio
Public sale of chattels listed by order of the Common Pleas Court in Cincinnati. Albert Pick & Co. v Nathan A Michelson, Case 173144. Sale July 6 1920 at 11 am at the sheriff’s office. Cash on day of sale. Sheriff Ferd Bader with deputy Fred Sperber and attorney Sanford Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stat OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Court House
City of
Cincinnati
Albert Pick & Co
Nathan A. Michelson
Parole Hearing Request for Van Frison at Ohio Penitentiary
The warden and chaplain recommend Van Frison a 43 year old prisoner legally eligible for parole hearing. The application is to be heard on or after September 7, 1920 by the Ohio Board of Clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Frison
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Board of Clemency
W. I. Bishop
City to issue forty thousand bonds for Hamilton avenue improvement
City of Cincinnati council approves an ordinance to issue bonds totaling 40 000 dollars to finance grading curbs paving and drainage on Hamilton Avenue from Eisen's south line to North Bend road. Bonds 100 each, 6 percent interest payable semi annually, due in 20 years with redeemable option after 10 years. Government funds to cover interest and sinking fund. Passed June 22 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Ashland Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Cincnnati
Council of
Idamilton Avenue
Eisen
North Bend Road
Hamilton Avenue
Director of Public Service
Public Service
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Bedbugs Multiply Rapidly If Left Unchecked
Bedbugs lay seven eggs daily with favorable hatches in five days and two thirds female. They mature in four weeks and can lay eggs. A single female or egg left for a year could produce vast numbers. Advertising touts Pesky Devils Quietus from Ow Chemical Co as an egg killing cure. Sold via Dow Drug Co and others nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow! Chemical Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Dow Drug Co
A. Ei. Smith
Co. J. Reinstatler
N. Ed. Newport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ikey T
Anna Wood
Gallon-Berry
Nomis
Commercial League
Standing Peacee
American Oak Leather Co
Procter & Gamble Co
Newport Rolling Mill Co
Monitor Stove Co
Cincinnati Coffin Co
Leyman-Buick Co
Blarney Stone
M. and
M.league
Queen City League
Brown’s Park
Ochs
Cinders
United States Court
Maurice Ketten
the Press Publishing Co
Truth
D. D. Stones
West Fifth Street
H. W. Cordes
Terrace Avenue
Clifton
W. C. Readnour
S. D. Cooper
Margaret Y. Schmidlapp
Ohio Valley Casket Company
Lawrenceburg
Cleaneay & Nourse
West Pearl Street
Theodore Mayer & Brother
Julius and Louis Lipsky
St. Cloud
Linton Avenue
Morris Street
Talnut Hills
St. Cloud Realty Company
Piper & Piper
Dora Goodwin
Michigan Avenue
Hyde Park
Edith G. Dobyns
Charles I. Harrison Et al
Charles Ginocchio
McMillan Street
Ingleside Avenue
Louise B. Koehler
Same
Theophilus Frantz
Rose Maisel
Graham Street
Margaret Lauber
Hattie
Lawrence M. Taylor
Apjones Street
Chambers Street
William White
Gabriella Funk
Jonathan W. Lyon
Harold Ryland
Walter D
Lillie N. Cotty
Weyer Avenue
Ivanhoe
Rosa Otto
William G. von Kaenel
Flora von Kaenel
Park Place
Oakley
Anderson Township
Sarah B. Hawkins
William
Edna E. Horn
J. Clarence Merrill
H. C Bolsinger
Sixth Street
Park Street
Carl Walter
Mary F. Maringer
Alice Street
Eliza E. Maurer
Alvina C. Roberts
Malvern Place
Main Street
Alice H. Messersmith
John Horst
W. H. Fischer
George Heee
Cottage B. & 1S Co
Ee W. Hunter
John W. Trotter
Harry Keahanovitz
Court Street Market B. & S. Co
Ume Greiwe
Eagle S. & L. A
Jessie Russell
Cumminsville
Ae Otte
Guarantee Deposit Co
Aloysius H. Schroer
Columbia B. & S. Co
James D. Mackenzie
Aurora Ll. & B Co
Flora Otte
Walter D. Crotty
Rose Otte
Henry Williams
Charles Emery
William Horn
Mt. Washington L. B. & D. Co
Alvina €. Roberts
Findlay ‘Market No
Weet Greensmith
Provident L. B. & T. Co
Henry Stratemeyer
Cumminsville L. & B. Co
Clara Miller
West Street No
Charles G. Galbraith
June Street B., L. & L. Co
Maggie c. Nolan
Elvaneton B. & L. Co
Fundamental L. & B. Co
Margaret Rees
Cheviot B. & L. Co
Joseph A. Steinbicker
Joseph G. Steinbicker
H. Schuette
John H. Lackens
Hannah W. Biles
Courthouse Savings Bank
Nicholas E. Roberts
Charles T. Hughes
William A. Janning
West Norwood B. & WL. Co
Greenberg
Ed M. Spangenberg
Della B. Rooms
John C. Hull
Herbert Greensmith
West Price Hill B. & L. Co
Astor
William Costello
William Thorndyke
Raymond Hammer
Werner & Werner
Leona C. Frey
Henry H. Frey
Harry A. Rust
Isidor Klein
Insurance
BuiLoine SE
Corner Court & Main Sts
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