Young Edison contest pick Hugo Spatz from Ohio
Hugo D Spatz a fifteen year old Bexley High School graduate is chosen from thirty eight Ohio candidates to go to East Orange New Jersey this summer for a four year Edison scholarship. His mother Mrs Charles Spatz was alerted by phone as Hugo learned he earned the chance to compete with state winners for the Edison School at his summer job in a local factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hugo D. Spatz
Bexley Hig School
Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
Hugo
Charles’ Spatz
East Orange
N. J
Spatz
Frank E. Wilson
Department of Education
Roland McNitt
Lakewood
William H. Tomb
Elinton
William O'Neal
Delaware
Henry
Henry +. Bagley, Jr
Osborn
Robert William Kenneth Ulm
Circleville
Fred H. Trimmer
Lancaster
William Fowler
Lima
Clarence Larrick
Cambridge
Philip Cade, Jr
Miamisburg
Lewie D. Rice
Hast Sparta
Harold Pence
Coshocton
Young
Moose Lodge Presents Auto to Its Secretary
Cincinnati Lodge No. 2 Loyal Order of Moose honors Louis Rinkenberger with an automobile for twenty years of faithful service as Secretary. The lodge celebrates twenty years since founding and 4000 members have joined under his leadership. About 500 members gathered at City Hall sidewalk as Max Friedman presented the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Loyal Order of Moose
Louis Rinkenberger
Rinkenberger
Max Friedman
Willard To Replace Fire-Destroyed Hospital With New Structure
Alfred Schurr of Sandusky wins contract for Willard Community Hospital replacement. His bid totals 33500 dollars. The new facility will replace the hospital destroyed by recent fire in Willard Ohio and is expected to open after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard (Co.) Hospital
Willard, O
Alfred Schurr
Sandusky
Schurr
Births listed for numerous couples in city area notices
A parade of birth notices lists many couples with addresses across cities such as Birdzell John and Marion 2638 Harri son avenue. Compbell Charles and Emma 1576 Glad stome avenue. Ennis Phi and Anna 1001 Celestial GAIN tote and Maybell 3089 Woodburn avenue. Gloc hner Victor and Margaret. Wiler Edwin and Alvina 3906 burn avenue. Card Clinton and Adeline 259 Ridgley nue. Kinn Bree and Dessie California R 10. Merten Henry and Alice 6248 Kincaid. Garvey Raymond and Anna 1927 Bigelow street. Yre Luther and Rosella 1469 Glad ne avenue. Miller Paul and Julia 845 Germania avenue. Osbrne Ernest and te 404 Second eet Loveland Ohio. R-W Benjamin and Lacks 1312 Bates. Rogers Richard and Ruth 1953 Lawn. S-W William and Bertha Box 302 Dale id. Sch alhorst Randolph and Kathryn 21 Dumfries avenue Ft Thomas Ky. Stel er Alver and Ellen California R F ae. Brs Claud and Minnie 223 Carroll street. Vollmer Harlan and Hilda 3915 Madison ad Norwood Ohio. and others including twins born to me e and Mabel 2610 Cook wide Ser peak and Catherine 1826 Mad n road. Ray and Ine 4735 Woodlawn ave Norwood Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Julia
Desmond
Birdzell
John and
Marion
Harrison Avenue
Compbell
Charles
Emma
Gladstome Avenue
Ennis—Phi
Anna
Celestial Gain Tote
Clinton
Adeline
Ridgley Nue
Bree
Dessie
California
Noony Luther
Elizabeth
Stanley Nue
Merten Henry
Alice
Kincaid Avenue
McGarvey
Raymond
Bigelow Street
Luther
Rosella
Gladne Avenue
Miller
Paul
Germania Avenue
Osbrne
Ernest
Loveland
Lacks
Bates
Richard
Ruth
William and
Bertha
Dale
Alhorst
Randolph
Kathryn
Dumfries Avenue
Ft. Thomas
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A listing of 20 civil actions filings in the Common Pleas Court numbers A14 940 through A14 959 including habeas corpus petitions for Peggy Eastern and Dorothy Burch, divorce cases, foreclosures, partition petitions, and various monetary claims against multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Peggy Eastern
Dorothy Burch
Frank Burch
William Thompson
Dorothy M. Coburn
Baltimore Avenue L. & B. Company
Bernard Juniet
Pat
the Hancock Press
Wil A. Kennedy
John G .Taylor
Frank W. Imwalle
Mary Patterson
Ben Pat
Jacob Rouda
Friefa Burka
Maort
Anna H. Hoderlein
Harry Falk
Robert Paul
Paul Tarvin
Nina Tarvin
Marie P. Pritchard
Frank Weritchard
Laura Marshall
William Marshall
Julia Weber
Walter J. Weber
Henrietta
P. Crosley
Pre E. Crosley
Elizabeth Schrader
Charlies der
Washington B. & S. Company
Cosmopolitan Auo Service Company
Curtis G. Lloyd
William Zimmer
George Et al
National Vets Agency Advocated by Hines
Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines urged at the Disabled American Veterans convention for a national veterans agency combining all related bureaus. He said it would simplify administration and speed claims and relief for veterans and dependents, especially in any future war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Frank T. Hines
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
New York Bull Market Hits Fresh High on Heavy Volume
New York World News Service reports June 26 that Wall Street's long rising market surged to a new high, with heavy buying and rising prices in blue chip stocks. United States Steel, General Electric, Allied Chemical and others led the gains as public participation returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
United States Steel
General Electric
Allied Chemical
Atchison, Chesapeake & Ohio
International Telephone and Telegraph
New York Central
Public Service of New Jersey
Union, Carbide
Westinghouse Manufacturing
Timken Roller Bearing
Keefe Ordered to Bed by Physician as Charge is Dismissed
George Keefe 1833 Chase Avenue retired contractor was released from custody after a petit larceny charge was dismissed in Police Court. Keefe said he and Grant Coleman were business partners. Coleman claimed Keefe stole $7 and manipulated his will and estate. Coleman described failed attempts at harming himself when Keefe did not pay him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keefe
Chase Avenue
Keefe
Grant Coleman
Melish Avenue
Coleman
General Hospital
Firemen Band to entertain youths at Midland avenue playground
The Firemen's Band will perform at the Midland avenue playground tonight to entertain neighborhood youngsters. Barney Houston, Fire Chief, serves as master of ceremonies with assistance from Marshal William Hilsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Avenue Playground
Barney Houston
Marshal William, Hilsinger
Marriages Listed in Local License Records
A long list of marriage licenses includes Charles Fee and Lenora Hilman at 275 Adams Street a domestic union. Other pairs show diverse ages occupations and addresses across Lockland Detroit Norwood and surrounding areas.
Seizure of Canadian Whiskey by Men Allegedly in U S Uniforms
Port Lambton exporter claims five men some in uniform seized fifteen cases of whiskey from Canadian soil near St. Clair River docks and towed them to their craft after wading ashore. Customs official skeptical, noting U S agents travel in pairs and denying such an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
United States
St. Clair
Joseph Tibodeau
Port Lambton
Walter S. Petty
Detroit
Elaborate Fourth of July at the Zoo with ballet and operatic lineup
The Zoo promises its most spectacular Fourth of July celebration next Thursday featuring a ballet show, a Fireworks display, and performances by Giuseppe Martino-Rossi and Joséphine Lucchese. Opera seasons include Martha and The Love of Three Kings with several night slots, plus final Aida and Dinorah showings. The Zoo Clubhouse offers dinner-dance music while Roy D Arcy and others headline. Keith's Theater opens a new program with The Squall led by Myrna Loy and Alice Joyce in her first all talking performance, supported by cast including Richard Tucker and Loretta Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Giuseppe Martino-Rossi
Zoo Opera Company
Zoo Summer Symphony Orchestra
Martha
Cincinnati
Joséphine Lucchese
Zoo Bachelor Grand Opera Corps de Ballet
Dinorah
Alvin Roehr
Russland
Keith
Jean Bart
Nubi
Myrna Loy
Alice Joyce
Maria
Richard Tucker
Josef
Carrol, Nye
Paul
Loretta Young
Irma
Harry Cording
Zasu Pitts
Nicholas Soussanin
Rum Firing on Border Reported to Stimson
Secretary Stimson has reviewed a preliminary report on the Detroit River incident in which a rum-runner fired on a Coast Guard vessel and fled into Canadian waters. No decision yet on whether to lodge representations with Canada. if the aggressor is found to be Canadian or sheltered in Canada the United States may take further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Washington
Detroit River
Coast Guard
Canada
Conte Grande Held At Pier As Smuggling Probe Continues
In New York on June 26 the Conte Grande anchored after threats to withhold clearance papers. Crew members and customs inspectors searched the liner for a greaser from the engine room wanted for an attempted champagne smuggle. A clash left a guard injured as the search intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Lloyd Sabando
Conte Grande
United Tate
Jury Dismissed From Jones Law Refusal Case
In St Louis on June 26 the Federal Grand Jury dis charged by Judge Faris, declining to apply broadly the new Jones law in liquor offenses. It was the first panel to face Jones law cases, with about seventy five indictments anticipated by the District Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
ST. Louis
Faris
District Attorney's
Democratic speedster pleads for leniency in Evanston
In Evanston Illinois on June 26 sixteen year old Belle Korshak faced Police Chief Freeman after speeding. She asked if the Chief was Democrat or Republican. He said he would forgive her anyway. She noted her Democrat father and was impressed by his sporting leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Belle Korshak
Freeman
Miss Korshak
Quaker President's Son, Army Reserve Officer
Herbert Hoover Jr., son of a Quaker president, is commissioned as a First Lieutenant in the Specialist Reserve Army Reserve Corps. The War Department announced his reserve commission along with other officers. His home address is Pasadena, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Army Reserve Corps
Young Hoover
War Department
Pasadena
Cal
General Halstead Dorey Relieved to Texas Command
Brig. Gen. Halstead Dorey was relieved of duty in the Philippine Department and assigned to command the Second Division with headquarters at Fort Sam Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Post
Washington
Halstead Dorey
Philippine Department
Second Division
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
New Sambar Deer Add to City Zoo Collection
Sol A. Stephan announces two Sambar deer from India added to the Zoo. Acquired through Heinrich Hagenbeck of Hamburg, Germany. The pair are not yet fully grown and may reach sizes of an European stag or red deer. Col. Stephan says they live well in captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
India
Sol A. Stephan
Heinrich Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Germany
Col
Stephan
GOP Nominating Committee Meets to Choose Council Candidate
The Republican Nominating Committee will meet tomorrow at the Republican Club Building 125 East Ninth street to consider nominations for City Council. Chairman Fred Schneller said the panel is proceeding carefully to reach the best possible Councilmanic timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Nominating Committee
Republican
Republican Club
East Ninth Street
Fred Schneller
City Central Committee
Schneller
Arkansas Travelers headline Albee Theater opening act
The Albee Theater opens Saturday with Albee performers the Arkansas Travelers led by The Weaver Bros and Elviry. They bring Arkansas home folks to join the act along with Harry White Alice Manning Al Samuels and brothers. Also featured are Dick Henderson and the Hamilton Sisters with Fordyce. The screen attraction is The Donovan Affair starring Jack Holt William Collier Jr Dorothy Revier Ethel Wales and Virginia Browne Faire. The plot centers on a double murder mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALBEE
The
Weaver Bros
Arkansas Travelers
Elviry
Albee Theater
Down
Arkansas
Weavers
Harry White
Alice Manning
al Samuels
Dick Henderson
Hamilton Sisters
Fordyce
the Albee
Donovan
Owen Davis
Jack Holt
William Collier, Jr
John Roche
Dorothy Revier
Ethel Wales
Virginia Browne Faire
Thunderbolt at Palace star George Bancroft in all talking drama
George Bancroft stars as Thunderbolt in a new all talking drama from Charles and Jules Furthman at the Palace Theater starting Saturday. Josef von Sternberg directs with Fay Wray Richard Arlen and others in supporting roles. Bancroft’s character loses his fiancée Ritzy to a banker’s son and schemes a rival’s downfall from Sing Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
George Bancroft
Paramount
Thunderbolt
Charles
Jules Furthman
Palace Theater
Josef von Sternberg
Fay Wray
Richard Arlen
Tully Marshall
Fred Kohler
Mike Donlin
E. H. Calvert
Eugenie Besserer
Bancroft
Ritzy
Sing Sing Death House
Downey Stars in Mother's Boy at Lyric Theater
Morton Downey leads the first starring Pathe picture Mother's Boy a comedy drama from New York's East Side told entirely in dialogue song and dance at the Lyric Theater opening Saturday Barbara Bennett Beryl Mercer Helen Chandler Osgood Perkins and John Doyle head the supporting cast The Club Casanova tango team De Leon and Beebe and danseuse Ruthie Mayon appear for atmosphere The story is original by Gene Markey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYRIC
Morton Downey
Pathe
New York
East Side
Lyric Theater
Downey
Barbara Bennett
Beryl Mercer
Helen Chandler
Osgood Perkins
John Doyle
Casanova
Manhattan
de Leon and
Beebe
Ruthie Mayon
Gene Markey
Capitol-Theatre Opens Black Watch Engagement With Stars
The Black Watch first all talking movietone picture stars Victor McLaglen and Myrna Loy and opens for a week at Capitol Theater on Saturday. In India Captain McLaglen falls for a leader of the uprising, with the plot inspired by Talbot Mundy’s King of the Khyber Rifles. The piece features Khyber Pass scenes and a noted secret service setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
The
Black Watch
Victor
McLaglen
Capitol Theater
Myrna Loy
Espanage
India
Talbot Mundy
King of the
Khyber Rifles
Khyber Pass
Secret Service
Fox Follies of 1929 Premier Hits Strand in Cincinnati Return
Strand Movietone presents its first institutional singing talking and dancing revue Fox Follies of 1929 with a cast over two hundred from musical comedy and film. The plot follows a Dixie lad who seeks to finance his sweetheart’s Broadway show. Sue Carol David Rollins Lola Lane Sharon Lynn Arthur Stone Dixie Lee John Breeden Dewitt Jennings and Stepin Fetchit appear. William K. Wells wrote the story and dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Movietone
Fox
John Breeden
Dewitt Jennings
Stepin Fetchit
William K. Wells
George White
Orpheum Ends Broadway Melody Run With New Screenings
The Orpheum will close its Broadway Melody engagement today. Tomorrow and Saturday feature The Letter with Jeanne Engels. Next week brings four features daily in both the auditorium and sky theater including Dolores Del Rio Revenge and Monte Blue The Greyhound Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Auditorium
Sky Theater
Jeanne Engels
Dolores del Rio
Wallace Beery
City Smoke Abatement Question in Coal Ordinance Debate
A letter from Prof Louis T More President of the Smoke Abatement League urges delaying changes to the coal ordinance Until September He warns removal of smokeless might lead to a new rule banning coal fuels and favoring coke or gas benefiting Union Gas and Electric Company The discussion links between smoke control and coal grading persist in city council deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louis B. Blakemore
Louis T. More
The
Smoke Abatement League
Union Gas and Electric Company
Fannie Hurst Seeks Cincinnati Data for Novel
Fannie Hurst writer sends a typed upper case letter from Harmon-on-Hudson N Y requesting Cincinnati historical material from 1899 1900 for a forthcoming novel. The signature is indecipherable and the closing reads YOURS in capitals. W C Culkins says she will be referred to Cincinnati historical works in New York libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hurst
Chamber of Commerce
Harmon-on-Hudson
N. Y
Fannie
Cincinnati
W. C. Culkins
Chamber
New York
Cattle Annie Weds Member of Dalton Gang in Aerial Ceremony
Jack Dalton, 60, who claims kinship to Emmett Dalton, married to a woman said to be Cattle Annie Parke. The pair, childhood sweethearts separated 33 years, were wed by Justice of the Peace Rift in an air ceremony after taking a license in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Jack Dalton
Emmett Dalton
Oklahoma
Southwest
Parke
Dalton
Arizona
Justice of the Peace
Guthrie
Okla
Jurors Award $40 000 in Heart Balm Suit
In Camden New Jersey a jury awarded Mrs Gertrude Hein $40 000 in an alienation of affections case against widow Mrs Emma Pereira of West Collingswood. Hein claimed Pereira's attentions to her husband Alfred G Hein caused the separation and his subsequent death. The policy beneficiary had been altered to Pereira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Gertrude Hein
Emma G. Pereira
West Collingswood
Hein
Alfred G. Hein
Lutherans Deadlock Over Secret Lodge Rule action delayed
River Forest Ill June 26 The thirty fourth triennial convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Missouri Synod postponed final action after two hours of debate over a rule barring secret fraternal lodge members from communion in the synod. An amendment proposed to refuse holy communion to lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Ill
Missouri Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Missouri Synod
W. J. R. Single
Bay Village
Carl M. Zorn
Cleveland
Synod
Lutheran World Convention Opens in Copenhagen
Thousands of Lutherans from around the world gather in Copenhagen for the first session of a nine day world convention. King Christian of Denmark attends as speakers include Dr N C Carlsen of Royal Sa Dr J M Reu of Wartburg Theological Seminary Debuque Ia Dr C C Hein of Columbus O and Dr Gustav M Bruce of Luther Theological Seminary St Paul Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Christian
Denmark
N. Cc. Carlsen
Royal,.Sa
J. M. Reu
Wartburg Theological Seminary
Debuque
C. C. Hein
Columbus
Gustav M. Bruce
The
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul, Minn
Curtiss Wright Merger Forming 70 Million Holding Company
Plans for a 70 million merger unite Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company with Wright Aeronautical to form the Curtiss-Wright Corporation. The deal aims to cut costs and consolidate research in one or two factories. C M Keys and Richard F Hoyt announced the move as Wright’s board approved it and Curtiss directors had already signaled approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
C. M. Keys
Curtiss
Richard F. Hoyt
Wright
Demand for U. S. autos rises in Europe
New York June 26 John N Willys automobile maker returning from Europe predicts over 700 million dollars of American automotive products will be shipped abroad this year vs about 500 million in 1928 He says European opinion of U S motor industry is high and business conditions are improving He also attended his daughter Virginia Willys wedding to Marcelino de Aguirre of Buenos Aires in London
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John N. Wilhys
Europe
Willys
London
Virginia
Marcelino de Aguirre
Buenos Aires
Judge Nevin to Name Smith's US Commissioner Successor
Judge Robert Nevin will select the replacement for Harry Neal Smith who resigned as United States Commissioner. Judge Benson W. Hough accepted the resignation and authorized Nevin to appoint a successor, with action likely after Nevin returns from Dayton. Smith said he left to pursue more active politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Neal Smith
United States
Robert Nevin
Benson W. Hough
United States District Court
Columbus
Nevin
Dayton
Ohio miner assaulted in Nelsonville alley
Vic Arenico a 31 year old Nelsonville miner is in critical condition at a local hospital after being wounded by an unknown assailant. He was found in an alley near an abandoned house with a blood covered barrel stove beside him. Authorities could not learn details from the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Logan
Vic Arenico
Nelsonville
Arenico
Teen Girl Found Dead In Maumee River
The body of 16 year old Blanche Lowry was recovered from the Maumee River after a note pinned to a pillow told of her intention. Stepfather Charles Lawton found the note and her parents offered no reason for the suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Blanche Lowry
Maumee River
Charles Lawton
Dashing French General Freydenberg Quits Moroccan Command
Gen Freydenberg, once a monk, resigns his post in the Meknes district returning to France. The red headed officer rose from corporal to brigadier general after battles on the Western Front and Moroccan campaigns against Abd El Krim. He led efforts against Touaregs and the Riffians before stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taza
Morocco
Freydenberg
Meknes
France
Alt Yakous
Atlas Mountains
Chamber of Deputies
Abd-El-Krim
Riff
Mediterranean
Krim
Cole Returns to Dry Work in Steubenville
John O. Cole, once dismissed amid a probe into use of young girls in liquor raids, resumes as a dry agent for a private undercover organization. State Prohibition Department denies reemployment reports, with Edward Little tied to the initial controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Steubenville
John O. Cole
Edward Little
Sparne
Prohibition Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wizard
Moose Lodge
National Vets’ Agency
sCharles Fee
Lockland
Lenora Hilman
Adams Street
Arthur Dutto
West Second Street
Lena’ Hoard
West Seventh Street
Donald M. Radcliff
Elliott Avenue
Jeanette G. McClanahan
St. Ledeer
Eben S. Pickelheim
Grove Avenue
Olga Ridgeway
Victoria Court
William A. Betz
Brotherton Road
Elizabeth Grossnickle
Joseph Hopkins
Baum _ street
Minnie Loman
Main Avenue
Benjamin B. Evans
Mich
Examiner
Virginia A. Hobbs
Slane Avenue
Arthur Koenig
Sycamore Street
Molder
Charlotte M. Hanes
Buckingham Place
Harry A. Havlin, Jr
Outlook Avenue
Hilda Burgermeister
Belleum Avenue
Vincent Gerstner
Colerain Pike
Martie M. Gue
Norwood
Robert Dudley
Revere Avenue
Porter
Mary Thomas
Sekitan
Walter R. Pummill
Mitchel Avenue
Catherine Lohr
Lowell Avenue
Edward M. Brown
Clara C. Fritzsche
Markbreit
Ernest C. Dodson
West Sixth Street
Georgia
Edna Kratz
Betts
William Moore
West Court Street
Elizabeth Livingston
Barr Street
Edwin C. Hall
Huntington
W. Va
Esther Ruth Visconti
Lischer
William J. Carroll
Freeman Avenue
Selma Norma Walker
Euclid Avenue
Lavern Joseph Hock
Harris Avenue
Ruth M. Meeker
Hunter Avenue
Elmer Mitchell
Race Street
Florance Bays
Ralph M. Jones
Mt. Washington
Hazel Marie Burck
Eastern Avenue
Nathan Leshner
Hamilton
Helen Schneider
Drexel Place
Munroe Itor Lumley
Montgomery
Mary Louis Ferris
Ernest Wind
Martin Street
Minnie Covington
Arch Street
Bernard Albers, Jr
York Street
Anna Seaton
Western Avenue
Packer
Wythe
Mallory Lee
Virginia Car Va
Jane Strother Lewis
Bedford Terrace
Hum
U. S
Roy D'Arcy
David Rollins
Cyril Chadwick
Walter Long
David Torrence
Mitchell Lewis
Democratic Speeder
Coney Island
Lake Como
Niagara Falls
J. N. Seymour
Thies
Colonial Dining Hall
Moonlite Garden
Broadway
Rainbow Park
Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association
Grippo Cone Company
Hamilton County Pythian Association
Rainbow
William Sefferino
Earl Arnold
Big Rainbow Lake
Dalton Gang
Curtiss, Wright
Lybrand
Ross Bros. and
American Tobacco Auditors. Company, Incorporated
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
H. N. Smith
Morocca
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