League of Nations criticized by Smuts in Capetown debate
Premier Jan Smuts argued the League has not yet met hopes and urged turning it into a real power. He blamed U S nonparticipation for its weakness and warned of danger if major powers fail to act in concert amid postwar tensions. Reports from Berlin note German disarmament talks stressing military limits and police reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
League of Nations
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
United States
League
America
Smuts
Supreme Council
England
France
Hoover urges quick ratification by eliminating Article X
In New York Hoover calls for rapid Versailles ratification with Article X scrapped. He argues the League should rely on moral and economic power, not military force, and ties U S membership to agreed armament reductions within a set time. He says the U S will ratify the treaty eventually, not to negotiate a new one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
League
America
Hoover
United States
Martins Signs Contract for Canadian Supplies
New York June 25 A contract is reported signed today by Ludwig C A K Martens unrecognized Russian Soviet Ambassador here and Boyer Sloan Co Canadian and English agents Montreal for several million dollars of Canadian foodstuffs and machinery Special banking arrangements in Canada and England have been made to handle the contracts The Canadians proposed to follow methods used by Swedish merchants in recent shipments to Reval with gold bullion shipped to Stockholm banks to establish credits to cover contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Boyer, Sloan & Co
Montreal
Canada
England
Reval
Stockholm
Macaroni Makers Ban Practices Of Trade
Representatives of leading macaroni manufacturers met in Washington and ban four trade practices. The Briggs Cereal Products Company and the Cleveland Macaroni Company were among seven firms present. The ban covers slack filled packages subsidies to salesmen premium rebates and diminishing size packaging.
Turks Demand Smyrna and Thrace If They Are To Sign Peace Treaty
Constantinople reports the Turkish government will not sign any peace treaty removing Smyrna, Adrianople, or Eastern Thrace. It seeks representation on commissions governing straits and Turkish affairs and agrees to Armenian transfer of Erzerum Bitlis and Van, with compensation and a Black Sea port outside Turkey. Also notes Wilsonian principles but warns against signing the current treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Associated Press
Paris
Turkey
Smyrna
Adrianople
Thrace
International Commission
Straits
Erzerum
Bitlis
Van
Armenia
Black Sea
League of Nations
Dr Wilms to Conduct a Homeopathic Campaign
Cleveland hides the details as the seventy six annual American Institute of Homeopathy closes. Dr J W Wilms of Cincinnati to lead campaign in Ohio. Dr Roy Upham of New York named chairman for national homeopathic clinic day October 19 with hospital and homeopaths nationwide education drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Institute of Homeopathy
United States
Gilbert Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Roy Upham
New York
J. W. Wilms
Ciincinnati
Camin Ohio
Upham
J. L. Sutherland
Boston
Friez G. Askenstedt
Louisville
The
Hague
F L Ball Elected Head of State Endeavor Body
Fred L Ball of Cleveland was elected President of the Ohio Christian Endeavor Association at its Columbus session. Dayton will host the 1921 convention June 21 22. New officers include Rev Frank L Kreet Miss Hazel Harper Arthur J Whitney M D Kidwell and Ruby Hall. The group backed a law enforcement plank on liquor Sunday movies and other amusements. The convention closed with a consecration service by Dr S S Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fred L. Ball
Cleveland
Ohio Christian Endeavor Association
Dayton
Frank L. Kreet
Bellaire
Hazel Harper
Cincinnati
Arthur J. Whitney
Ball
Charles R. Line
Hamilton
Ruby Hall
Lima
M. D. Kidwell
Canton
S. S. Palmer
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Travel on Fourth of July May Break All Records
Arrangements to handle Fourth of July traffic and summer traveler care were discussed at a Cincinnati meeting of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad passenger agents. G. W. Squiggins presided with a slate of district and division passenger chiefs present, outlining plans and coordination for peak holiday travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
G. W. Squiggins
Ww. G Brown
Chicago
J. P. Taggert
Pittsburg
J. G. Strickenburg
Cleveee
Ainslie
St. Louis
D.L. Moorman
Reserve Bank declares price padding checked
Chicago June 25 Spiraling defined as devious padding of prices to the consumer has met a considerable check due to policy of progressive official discount rate hikes and restraint on inflational borrowing. The monthly report notes improved transportation from loan curtailment and reduced commodity shipments, plus wage earner cutback on spending and currency circulation rising from greater pocket money. It adds that 1921 merchandise prices are 25 to 30 percent above current levels, dampening hopes for cheaper goods this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seventh Federal Reserve Bank
Henry Ford may buy Detroit Toledo & Ironton Railroad
Springfield Ohio June 25 rumors suggest Henry Ford may purchase the Detroit Toledo Ironton Railroad. Local officials heard of no definite deal while veteran railroad men note the line is in better shape now than in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad
Ford
Detroit
Bomb Wrecks Home of Workers Who Stay on Jobs
In Waterbury Connecticut a bomb exploded early today at 23 Railroad Hill street injuring no one. The blast targeted Albino Bibas his wife and infant daughter plus four Portuguese boarders who refused to quit work at Benedict and Burnham a branch of American Brass Company. The five men returned to work as usual. It is the third bomb incident in the local labor strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
Railroad Hill Street
Albino Bibas
Benedict and Burnham
American Brass Company
Bibas
U S Soldiers Buried On Islay to Be Brought Home
Exhumation of 489 American soldiers washed ashore on Islay after the 1918 sinking of the Tuscany and Otranto will begin July 1. The Scottish clan guarding the graves pledged to care for them, but families favored repatriation, prompting Graves Registration Service to remove all bodies. Coffins will be carried down steep rocky trails or lowered by tackles to barges for transport to ships offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Islay
Tuscany
Otranto
Argentina Faces Wheat Export Crisis Over 4 Peso Tax
Buenos Aires June 25. Argentina’s government, after enacting a 4 peso wheat export tax to fund bread subsidies, struggles to secure wheat as most supplies are tied up by England, France, Italy and other governments. Talks to release 600000 tons fail over price terms, with a possible export ban threatened if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
England
France
Italy
Irigoyen
Argentina
Officials Accused of Fraud in Pittsburg Stock Sale
Pittsburg officials L. C. Taylor and W. C. Watkins were arrested on a conspiracy charge in a stock sale tied to Pittsburg Tin Plate and Steel Corp. More than $1,000,000 worth of stock sold in Allegheny County. Bail set at $25,000 each for hearing next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Taylor and Watkins
Prichard Literature
Marietta
Toolmakers Win Request From Labor Department Study Access
Cincinnati machine tool manufacturers secured approval from the Department of Labor to admit Chinese students to study the American machine tool industry. The move aims for them to report findings back home. An official ruling was expected soon, with Representative Longworth's office informed of the grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cincinnati
Department of Labor
Longworth
Taft couple thanked by Eighth Ward children at picnic eve
Scores of children from the Eighth Ward visit Mr and Mrs Charles P Taft at their Pike street home to present two large bouquets in gratitude for the picnic fund donations. Councilman Michael Mullen leads the group in a brief ceremony with flowers and a doll gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Pike Street
Louis Howe
Téo
Michael Mullen
Eighth Ward
Three Marine Fliers Die in Planes Crash at Paris Island
Savannah resident Captain Gustave Karow and Lieutenants Frederick Malthen of Butte Montana and S E St George of Quantico Virginia were killed when a Marine Corps plane crashed near the ground at Paris Island. The cause of the accident was not determined. The plane, about 400 feet up, began to fail, and on attempted landing burst into flames within 100 feet of the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Marine Corps
Gustave Karow
Frederick Malthen
Butte
Mont
S. E. St. George
Quantico
Paris Island Marine Corps Station
Railroads overestimate need, Thorne tells ICC
Clark Thorne, representing shippers, testified at the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that a proposed rail freight rise of about 386 million more than necessary would secure only a 6 percent standard return. He argued the railroads used inflated book value and ignored depreciation in their figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Transportation Act
Clifford Thorne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thorne
United States Supreme Court
Woman's City Club Opens Stock Subscription Sale
The Woman's City Club Board voted to open books for stock subscription as part of incorporation steps. Subscriptions have no limit on shares or price set at one dollar per share. Each member retains one vote, stock is non redeemable, and funds go to furnishing and decorating the club building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s City Club
Caillaux's Lawyer Fights Duel With Attorney
Paris June 25 Moro Giafferi former premier Caillaux's counsel fought a duel this morning with attorney Henri Torres over a personal matter. Two shots exchanged with no injuries reported. Giafferi is a Corsican member of the Chamber of Deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Moro Giafferi
Caillaux
Henri Torres
Chamber of Deputies
Corsica
Brighton Mohawk District hears Bloom junior high plan
The second meeting of civic groups in the Brighton Mohawk District discussed the Board of Education proposal to convert Bloom School into an exclusive junior high. Principal Muir answered questions about walking distances and redistricting while emphasizing selective coursework to boost retention. James Fisk urged reconsideration and announced the next Board meeting, with petitions and attendee names arranged for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton-Mohawk
Bloom
Board of Education
M. Muir
Muir
Washburn
Rnder
James Fisk
Schneider
Nicholas
Valle Becomes Father for Thirty Fifth Time in California
Frank Valle aged 60, a Mexico native living in El Centro, welcomed his seventeenth child with his second wife born in 1900. The couple already has nineteen surviving children, and the newborn weighs eleven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Cal
Frank Valle
Mexico
Valle
Gas strikes at water drill site in Warren Ohio
Drillers at the First Wire Company factory site in Warren Ohio found a heavy flow of gas at 65 feet while drilling for water. Officials believe enough gas is present to supply the plant now under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren. O
Wire Company
Ocean steamships arrive at multiple ports
A list of arriving ships includes the Mauretania from Southampton and Mongolia from Hamburg in New York, the Valacia from New York at Plymouth, Lapland for Antwerp at Southampton, Brittania for Marseilles at St Michael, Sylvan Arrow from San Francisco at Shanghai, West Harts from Seattle at Newcastle, Kohshu Maru from Seattle at Newcastle, Nile from San Francisco at Shanghai, Eastern Merchant from Manila for San Francisco at Calcutta, Kroonland and Olympic for New York at Southampton, Belevedere for New York at Algiers, Haverford for Philadelphia at Queenstown, and Royal George bound for Southampton in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mauretania
Southampton
Mongolia
Hamburg
Adriatic
Plymouth
Newcastle
S. W
Seattle
Shanghai
Nile
San Francisco
Calcutta
Manila
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A list of individuals receiving marriage licenses, including Carl E. Raida and Lushey, Horace Steur and Hilda Baum, plus many other couples. The record provides full names and multiple street addresses across Norwood Reading Akron and Cincinnati areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Staeuer
Raida Lushey
Horace H. Steur
Hilda C. Baum
William B. Sandi
Irene Steding
Rose N. Gleason
Salem Evan glical Church to host June gathering speaker
The Men s Class of Salem Evangelical Church Norwood invites women to a June meeting Monday night featuring speaker Ben Mulford Jr with the lecture Running Life s Bases. Offiers elected for Waiters Alliance Local 72 include President Mike Waxmann and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Harry Werthan
William Schnecker
Robert Adams
Chester Humphries
Walnut Street
General Hospital
Charles O'Brien
Hull Street
Thirteenth and
Race Streets
Charles Gaber
Brotherton Road
Howe Scale Company
Third
Main Streets
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia
Regional forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions across Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia with mild to moderate temperatures. Includes station temperatures highs lows and precipitation figures for Boston New Orleans Galveston Nashville Winnipeg Cincinnati and other listed sites with a June 2 1920 historical comparison record and notes on the day’s clear or rainy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentuck
Indiana
West Virginia
Boston
Femphis . Eee
New Orleans
Ale James
River stage falls to 24.2 feet at six pm
The article notes the river level at 6 p.m. measured 24.2 feet and receding. It records the stage as decreasing, indicating a lowering water height along the river.
River Stage Updates From Evansville to Louisville
River readings show Evansville at 17.3 feet and rising with clear conditions. Davis Island near Pittsburg at 8.5 feet and stationary. Wheeling at 9 feet stationary. Louisville upper gauge at 11.6 feet, below locks 23.6 feet and falling, with clear skies.
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Evansville
Pittsburg
Davis Island
Wheeling—River
Louisville
Franklin
Greensboro
Parr
Weaee
Wheeling
Zanesville
O. Eee
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Eee
Hinton
Wateseee
K'nawha Falls
W.va
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Ashland
Portsmouth
Ohio
Maysville
Cincinnati
Toursville
Aatees
Ind
Temeee
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Florence
Ala
Sasehese
Johnsonville
Births listed for multiple families in city notice
Heiss Peter and Lena at 375 Baum Street welcome a boy. Karlage John and Julia at 77 Lockland Avenue greet a girl. Edna and Edna at 1321 Plan Street announce a birth. Luynddecker William and Norma at 382 East Liberty Street have a girl. Martin Nicholas and Margaret at 667 Sedam Street have a boy. Schira and Elizabeth at 29 Dunlap Street report a boy. Smock Willard and Bula at 1249 State Avenue announce a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiss
Peter
Lena
Baum Street
Karlage
John
Julia
Lockland Avenue
Edna
Plan Street
Luypndecker
Wiliam
Norma
Liberty Street
Martin
Nicholas
Margaret
Sedam Street
Schira
Elizabeth
Dunlap Stree
Smock
Willard
Bula
State Avenue
Obituary of Mrs Anna Hollstegge at 44
Mrs Anna Hollstegge, 44, of 1785 Back Street, died of heart disease found in her bed yesterday morning by her husband Joseph Hollstegge. Coroner Bauer investigated the case. She was the mother of ten children, the youngest 2 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hollstegge
Back Street
Joseph Hollstegge
Bauer
Reading Con Tractor Worker Charles Staab Dies at Home
Charles Staab 39 a Reading resident and longtime local contractor died suddenly at his 443 Main Street home after a yearlong heart illness. A member of the Eagles Knights of Pythias and the Blaine Club he is survived by his widow and six year old son. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from the home with burial in Reading Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Staab
Main Street
Reading
Mr. Staab
The
Eagles
Knights of Pythias
Blaine Club
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Korte Moorman Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Korte Moorman 68 who died Thursday at 822 Hathaway Street will be at 9 AM Monday from the home with a solemn requiem high mass at Holy Trinity Church. Burial is in St Marys Cemetery. She was the widow of Anthony H Moorman a former undertaker in Cincinnati. She is survived by sons Paul K Moorman who runs the Garfield Place undertaking and Fred Moorman of Flagstaff Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth K. Moorman
Elizabeth Korte Moorman
Hathaway Street
Holy Trinity Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Moorman
Anthony H. Moorman
Cincinnati
Paul K
Garfield Place
Fred
Flagstaff, Ariz
Elizabeth Korte Moormann Death Notice
Elizabeth K Moormann widow of Anthony H Moormann died at 822 Hathaway St on Thursday June 2. Funeral with solemn requiem high mass at Holy Trinity Church at 9 am Monday June 28. Frida Schueler beloved daughter of Maria E and the late Erich R Schueler died Thursday June 24. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm from residence 1617 Pullan Ave Northside.
Tanlac credited with restoring health for railroad man
George F Rich of Toledo says Tanlac cured his stomach problems and general breakdown after two years of pain and weight loss. He reports fifteen pounds gained and restored appetite enabling him to return to work at Detroit yards. Ad promotes Dow Drug Company and other Cincinnati area Tanlac outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
George F Rich
Segur Avenue
Toledo
Ohio
Detroit Yards
The Battle of Giants Capital and Labor Lecture
Paul LeRoy Ellis delivers a 3 p.m. lecture at the International Bible Students Assembly Hall Odd Fellows Temple Seventh and Elm streets on Capital and Labor. Bible classes follow at 4 45 p.m. Evening service scheduled for 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly HA Odd Fellows
Seventh
Elm
GOP International Bible Students
International Bible Students
Assembly Hall
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Seventh and Elm Streets
Paul LeRoy Ellis
Battle of Giants
Capital and Labor
Christian Science Church Services Listed in Cincinnati
The notice lists six services at Cincinnati Christian Science churches. First Church in Walnut Hills at 2315 Park Ave offers Sundays 11 AM and Wednesdays 3 PM. a second church meets at Hanselmann Mansion Temple on Clifton Ave with Sunday 8 PM services. Reading rooms are at 86 Union Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Cincinnati
Park Av
Walnut Hills
Hanselmann Masonic Temple
Clifton Av
Union Trust Building
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Church Services and Meeting Times
The Church of Christ Scientist on the northwest corner Race and Eighth streets hosts a 10:45 a.m. service on Sunday with the lesson subject Christian Science and a Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. A testimony meeting is held Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Publications from the Christian Science Publishing Society are on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ, Scientist
S. W
Christian Science
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Central Christian Church Service and Bible School Schedule
Central Christian Church on Ninth Street opposite City Hall hosts Bible school at 9 30 a m preaching and communion at 10 45 a m with sermon The Secret of Christs Boldness C E meeting at 7 30 followed by preaching at 8 p m led by Minister C J Sebastian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
Opp
City Hall
Christ
C. E
Walnut Hills Church Announces Sunday Sermon
Lettor of Light sermon by Rev. R. G. app at Walnut Hills Congregational Church located on Kemper Lane and Locust. Sunday worship at 11 am with free seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Kemper Lane
Locust
R. G
Avondale-528 Church Service Preview
John Bayne Ascham, minister, invites attendance at Sunday school at 9 45 and church service at 11 with the sermon Democracy's Winning Plank. Kindergars ten attendees follow at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Forest Avenue
John Bayne Ascham
Kindergars
New Jerusalem Church Service at Corner Oak and Winslow
The New Jerusalem Church at Corner Oak and Winslow led by Rev. Louis G. Hoeck holds morning service at 11 with the sermon titled Priceless Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the New
The New Thought Temple Service and Library Notice
The New Thought Temple at Corner McMillan street and Grandview avenue Walnut Hills led by Mrs May Cornell Stoiber announces Sunday 11 am service titled The Key to Power. Free reading room hours 10 am to 4 pm daily except weekends and library open 10 am to 4 pm Saturdays 10 am to 1 pm. Temple seats are free and all welcome. The temple closes from July 1 to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Thought Temple
McMillan Street
Grandview Avenue
Walnut Hills
May Cornell Stoiber
New Thought
Mercantile Library
Temple
Avon dale Presbyterian Worship Service Sermon by Herrmann
Reading road and Lee place hosts 11 a.m. service with sermon by Jesse Herrmann Ph D on Off on a Vacation. A good quartet singing and a cool auditorium add a welcoming touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Reading Road
Lee Place
Jesse Herrmann
Universalist Church Service Notice in Essex Walnut Hills
Rev. John P. Martin will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday. Sunday school starts at 9:45. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
John P. Martin
Sullivan Dies in Accident at Coblenz Germany
War Department reports Private John F. Sullivan of Company IL Fifth Infantry died in an accident at Coblenz Germany on June 16. He was a Cincinnati native. his father F Sullivan lives at 717 Clark Street Cincinnati. Captain Nathaniel M Cartmell is reassigned to recruiting duty in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Munsey Building
Washington
War Department Today
John F. Sullivan
Fifth Infantry
Coblenz
Germany
Cincinnati
F. Sullivan
Clark Street
Nathaniel M. Cartmell
Ft. Thomas
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Aloe U0
Eprlin
Martens
Banks of
Briggs Company of
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Gree Army
Sabhili
London
Philadelphia
Ala-Shehr
State Department
Paul Nilson
Tarsus
DR. Wilms
F. L. Ball
State Endeavor Body
Reserve Bank
Detroit-Toledo Railroad
U.S
Rocky Isle
Tin Plate Company
Commission
Woman’s Club
Ocean Steamships
Joseph E. Stehr
Helen Hascher
H. Lautenschlagi
Emma Fleckenst
William Maxwell
Carrie Bichler
J. F. McCarthy
Catherine Palink
Martin F. Zoz
Carrie Moore
Harold C. Ross
Ella M. Gray
Thomas P. Gillig
Mary E. Lutz
William Wahlbrir
Bessie R, Daniel
Nicholas Weingart
Josephine Droll
Edwin C. Price
Lillian E. Werk
Harry Schrand
Velma Richter
Carl W. Schanz
Ethel M. Hottensen
Christian Egbert Minnie
Smith
Fredonia Avenue
Kia Lee Ae
Burr Oak Street
Wabash Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Man
Halpin Street
Norwood
Barton Street
Baymiller Street
Aprones Street
Woodburn
Sanus
Rockdale Avenue
W. Liberty
Vine Street
Queen City Av
Colerain Avenue
Tae Bond Hill
Leman Larkland
Yan
Hewytt Avenue
Moorman Avenue
Ingalls Street
Sixth Street
Clay Street
Richmond
le Feuille Avenue
Queen City
Central Avenue
Robert W. Surra
Mildred R. Beck
William W. Ian Rhoda P. Perin
Howard
White Mary J. Fee
W. F. Kattelman
Elva Eb, Meister
Charles B. Stiles
Frieda M. ‘Burns
Markbreit Avenue
White Oak
Taylor's Creek
Madeira, OQ
Akron, O
Morris Place
St. Charles Place
Sarita Place
Weir Avenue
Hewes
Vernon Avenue
Madison Road
Allendale
Adolph J. Grossn
Mildred M. Hutz
Charles D. Yazel
Elmwood
Viola R. Glardon
John E. Wiessle
Gertrude F. Hirt
Charles BE Best
Katherine BD
William J. Jansi
Rosa B. Steiner
Norwood. Ler
Hawthorne Av
Sylvester Hichbaum
Helen Wolf
Ellwood G. Gayer
Teresa Werkowitz
Edward J. Griesser
Marguerite Schwartz
Edward Stein
A. M. Fendenberger
Fred E. Hasel
Lydia R. Peters
Gamuel Bell
Rosall. Morgan
Elmer J. Bauer
Elsie Meister
Denver H. Dunning
Georgie M. Lostatler
Charles Wicetlisbach
Mary Loebhel
Seton Avenue
Park Avenue
Freeman Avenue
Charlotte Street
York Street
Linn’ Street
Dayton, O
W. Liberty Street
Craig Avenue
Tremont Avenue
Seventh Street
Bevis, O
Ada Street
Summit Avenue
Washington Terrace
Flora Street
Ravine Street
Rising Sun
Montana Avenue
Linn Street
Leroy Court
Mich
Wesley Avenue
Jennie Schmidt
Elm Street
MIRS
Je J. Sullivan & CO
East Fourth Street
Hyde Park
Yarumi
Getti
Dow Drug
Fifth
Elmythage
Covington
New
Dow Drug Company
Moor & Moor
Coleg
Charles Kattman
Reaci Stark
St. Bernard
Adyv
Edward Sparrow
Jerome
Mr. Jerome
California
Queen City Lodge, Theosophical Society
Broadway
A. M. E. Church
Church Building Fund
West Fifth
C. W. Niles
Bighop
Gialline
LE Paul Leroy Ellis
Rudolph Wurtiter
Bible Students
Christian
Methodist Episcopal
New Jerusalem
Presbyterian
Universalist
Cartmell
Owurgiz Riizery
Rudolph Wurlitzer
East Fourth St
Educational Fe
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