Historic Thoroughbred Racecard Highlights Multiple Winners
In a busy program, Green Jones edged Harry Kelly in the Harold Stakes while Ed Crump won the Norwood Handicap ahead of Solar Star. Grover Hughes captured the sixth race as Goldcrest Boy and Wilhite followed, with Sauterelle taking the seventh. Eight races featured a mix of favorites fading and longshot payouts in matuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Hughes
Wilhite
Grover
Goldcrest Boy
Guise Post
Fan G
Peachie
George C. Love
Ed Crump
Garner
Solar Star
Murphy
Captain Rees
Hunt
Green Jones
Goose
Harry Kelly
Highgear
Berlin
Buford
Highland
Brown
Goldcrest
Connelley
Guidepost
Mardy Hamilton
Bonanza
Matuels
Wil
Frigerio Bought for 12000 as Harry Kelly Fails Race
The Baker brothers sold their top two year old Frigerio to E R Bradley for 12000. Frigerio, viewed by many as superior to Harry Kelly, defeated the latter with Green Jones noted as a promising two year old. Harry Kelly tired before the start, making the outcome an ifs-of-the-game moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Frigerio
E. R. Bradley
Harry Kelly
Bakers
Green Jones
Bakers Win Stake and Sell Yearling at Auction
The Bakers won the stake race and sold a two year old yesterday as Fan G. was claimed by Jack Adkins for 1500 dollars. The two horse payoff for the second and third races came to 7.50 while 211 tickets were sold. The three horse combo for the fifth to seventh races paid 335.15 in winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauterelle
Lindly
Mary H
Beauty Shop
Rifle Shooter
Bakers
Fan G
Jack Adkins
Jockey Harry Stearns Cracked Rib After Fall
Jockey Harry Stearns, injured days ago, is diagnosed with a cracked rib after pain resurfaced. Goose and Brown shared riding honors with two winners each as Shoddy faded in the second race, despite prior sleeper chatter before Casey Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stearns
Goose
Brown
Shoddy
Casey Jones
Results from the 5 furlong feature at Oak Park Race Day
Old Miss wins first race for two year olds with Sweeter Than Sugar second and Positano third. Privet Petal takes the six furlong second race for three year olds and up, with Brandywine and York Lad close behind. Kama wins the Oakville Handicap in a six furlong race, while Fountain Fay and Cadenza place in the selling, and Achievement tops the Hamilton Derby field. Mary Warren leads the selling for fillies and mares, with Starbird and Dick's Pet among placers. Trout Fly wins the Maisden three year olds race, with Wild Horse and Antiseptic finishing behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wiliams
Parrington
Positano
Rice
Sleepy Sam
Idelita
Wall Street
Kentucky Bay
Kestrel
Lovelock
Privet Petal
Robinson
Brandywine
Mountain
York Lad
Warrington
Tual
Lady London
Baby Cal
Dundreary
Helen Thompson
Lehigh
Paymaster
Eulogy
Hedgerose
Kama
McAfee
Splatter
Mott
Ir Launcelot
Pickens
Moss Fox
Copper King
Ilk Bird
Hecla
Sir Launcelot
Hanlicap
Fountain Fay
Ambrose
Brooms Edge
McAtee
Supreme
Hamilton
Achievement
Metcalf
Damrosch
Greenwood
Connors
King Neptune
Sands of Pleasure
Perugino
Matuels
Mary Warren
Byrne
Starbird
McKenzie
Dishman
Gipsy Blair
Audrey Austin
Nila
Maisden
Wild Horse
Ward
Harold
Seward
Penallaw
Trout Fly
Wita
Brooklyn Derby headline from six race card
In the first race a maiden event on four percent furlongs Maderia and Admiration lead the finishers with Kittenish third. The Brooklyn Derby serves as the fourth race with Chicle first and Starhawk second in the 1 1/16 mile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maderia
McCahey
Admiration
Fairbrother
Kittenish
Ball
Nancy Fair
Bubble
Sea Wave
Temptation
Votarina
Charmingly
Precise
Storm Nymph
Dixon Park
H. Williams
Repentant
Kohler
Sorrento
Franklin
Amans
Aberfeldy
Zellwood
Dolina
Queen of Paradise
Ting-a-ling
Churchill
Keogh
Friar Rock
Spur
Chatterbox
Specter
Warscher
Passing Fancy
Garner
Ward
Lady Hillington
Haynes
King Hart
Loftus
Rankiss
Shuttinger
Hesitation
Saturn
L. Windermere
Frank Ensign
Ojala
Gleipner
Resistible
Dorcas
King Q@aks Tan
Selections for Races One Through Seven
First Race selections King Hamburg Stirup Reserve. Second Race Queed Handrunning Chester Krum. Third Race Amphion Mausoleus Froissart. Fourth Race Little Nephew Pontefrat Yorkville. Fifth Race Ponsentry Dental Savilla. Sixth Race King Worth Astrologer Out look. Seventh Race Lochiel Fenneck Best Bet Pons entry Osmonde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wts
King Hamburg
Miss Waters
Aristocrat Rrr
Shepherdess
Reeves
Martin Casca
Bobbettas Beene
Miss Gayle
Slumberer Ette Weene
St. Charlcote
Stirup
Queed
Chester Krum
Amphion
Mausoleus
Froissart
Little Nephew
Pontefrat
Yorkville
Ponsentry
Dental
Savilla
King Worth
Astrologer
Outlook
Lochiel
Fenneck
Pons
Osmonde
Horse Race Entries and Notable Bets From Card
First race features Star Gift Kilkenney Boy and Sir William Johnson. Second race lists Abdon Paystreak and Cloud. Third race includes Sun God Miss Puzzle and Murphy. Fourth race fields Flying Fairy Teton and Grumpy. Fifth race has King Baggot Bright Star Spin ster. Sixth race presents G M Miller A Bloch Sinai and Best Bet Flying Fairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Gift
Nephthys
Kilkenny Boy
Illuminator
Bonnie Tess
Wenonah
Sun God
Henne Wens
Star Gaze
Bendlet Ee
Bright Star
Een Ween
Mannchen
Douglass S
Dyson
Seth Wee Weee
Lady Rowena
Burney
Edna Kenna Sone al Bloch
Sir William Johnson
Abdon
Paystreak
Cloud
Miss Puzzle
Murphy
Flying Fairy
Teton
Grumpy
King Baggot
Spinster
G. M. Miller
A] Bloch
Sinai
Best Bet
Chicago Beats Cleveland To Tie Series At First Place
Chicago defeated Cleveland 5 to 1 in the second game, with Fournier and Felsch driving key triples. Coveleskie and Coumbe were battered, while Russell held the Indians to seven hits over seven innings before closing out the nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Russell
Coveleskie
Coumbe
Fournier
Felsch
Howard
O'Neill
von Kolnitz
J. Collins
E. Collins
Roth
Chapman
Basle
Nallin and
Evans
Cleve
Graney
Weaver
Speaker
Jackson
J. Gandil
J.collins
Mioward
Schalk
St Louis Beats Detroit to Drop Them Toward Second Division
St Louis defeated Detroit 5 to 3 as Plank held Detroit to five hits. Mitchell started for Detroit and lasted two and one third innings, allowing three runs. Detroit’s bats produced all their runs while St Louis took the game at Busch Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Detroit
Plank
Mitchell
Detroits
Vacaesa
Boland
Pratt
Cobb
Austin
Tobin
Shotton
Marsans
Lavan
Chapman
Sisler
Cunningham
Chill and
Dineen
Stolen bases play big part as New York tops Philadelphia 9 to 7
New York steals nine bases led by Gilhooley with four and Magee two as they beat Philadelphia 9 to 7. Strunk paces hitters with a triple and three singles in four at bats. Keating Russell and Myers mix for the mound duties as umpire O Loughlin and Hildebrand call the game in 1 hour 55 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Gilhooley
Magee
Strunk
Meyer
Myers
Pipp
Witt
Baker
Gideon
Peckinpaugh
King
Keating
Russell
Gedeon
O’loughlin
Hildebrand
Washington Beats Boston to Tie for Third Place
Washington defeated Boston 2 to 0 today, tying Boston for third place. Shore held Boston until the sixth. Johnson allowed no more than two runs as Washington tallied in the early innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Johnson
Shore
MOON
Tariencece
Scott
Cady
Gregg
Moeller
Shanks
Williams
Henry
McNally
Hoblitzell
McBride
Foster
Williamae
Mays
Balk
Owens
Jonnelly
Rice Market Shows Quiet Interlude Amid Holiday(Activity) Outlook
The week’s movement is largely a reasserting, limited to actual needs with a steady tone. Holiday and political situation prompt a quiet period, followed by expected fair activity after the Fourth. Southern Atlantic trade stalls, New Orleans remains quiet but with rising export and army demand. Blue Rose, Japans, broken rice and extra fancy Honduras remain scarce. Interior mills hold firm on most grades, with some price sharing on medium Honduras to move stocks. New crop reports are favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New Orleans
Honduras
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Covington Area Churches Plan Summer Sunday Services on Lawn
Covington churches including Union Methodist St John Episcopal First Christian Trinity Episcopal First Presbyterian Madison Avenue Christian First Baptist Scott Street Methodist and Madison Avenue Presbyterian join forces for summer services on the lawn at Fifth and Greenup. The Green Line Co will seek bids to supply 25 double-truck cars with 46 seats each, up from 32. Captain J A Brownfield expects orders to muster Covington militia as drills proceed. Industrial Club lunch features C R Hebble of Cincinnati Chamber. Mrs Mabel Olivia Mason Gleason dies in Chicago. funeral in Ludlow. Elevator accident injures 16-year-old Fred Willenbring at Third and Vine. Three brass straps stolen from roundhouse. County plans road inspection with State Inspector Ross. Mrs Mary Dell Finch dies in Florence. Robert Miller dies at 235 West Ninth. funeral at Mother of God Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Fifth and
Greenup Streets
Union Methodist
St. John Episcopal
First Christian
Trinity Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Madison Avenue Christian
First Baptist
Scott Street Methodist
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Young Men's Christian Association
Green Line Company
J. A. Brownfield
National Guards
J. Tandy Ellis
Covington Company
C. R. Hebble
Civic and Industrial Department
The
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Club
Mabel Olivia Mason Gleason
Charles H. Gleason, Jr
Chicago
Thomas Mason
Highway
Ludlow
Fred ‘Willenbring
Mitchell
Third and Vine Streets
Beebe
Somene
Roundhouse
Kenton County
State
Ross
Frankfort
Lexington Wike
Mary Dell Finch
John Finch
Florence
Boone County
Robert Miller
West Ninth Street
Covington
Mother of God Church
Credit Men Elect Officers and Directors in NKY
The Credit Men's Association of Northern Kentucky elected officers: President John Fischer Vice President Joe Luhn and Secretary and Treasurer O Williams. Directors named include Covington Cambridge Ante Dr. R W Bledsoe John Bullock and others across Newport and Bellevue with representative names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Men's Association of
Northern Kentucky
John Fischer
Joe Luhn
O. J. Williams
Covington
Louis J. Ante
R. W. Bledsoe
John Bullock
J. L. Cassidy
J. Robert Coppin
Ben Eilerman
M. S. Fogerty
George Goode
Harry Goldey
T. J. O’brien
P. H. Steffen
James Sandford
Phil. J. Veith
S. C. Wilson
Newport
Frank J. Ader
J. J. Bach
Louis J. Feldman
Henry Hoffman
Henry Harmeyer
Milton Marx
N. J. Kilpatrick
William Madden
Fred Miller
W. A. Patterson
J. A. Reardon
Frank Rosing
Henry Reidinger
Bellevue
B. J. Hater
Lindsey on Trial in Grand Larceny Case
Judge Edmonds continued the Lindsey case until Friday for briefing. Gordon Stewart testified Lindsey, from Wallace avenue, fled after stealing jewelry worth 935 dollars from his wife. Stewart said Lindsey registered as Mr Hall at the Browning Hotel in Cincinnati and that a watch worth 150 dollars was his father’s gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
J. W. Lindsey
Wallace Avenue
Gordon Stewart
Stewart
Lindsey
Browning Hotel
Cincinnati
Hall
McLean
Rivard
Prisoners Escape From City Quarry Work Site
Harold Palmer of Rochester New York and George Drew of Cleveland Ohio escaped from the Devon Park city quarry yesterday morning while guard Frank Meyers watched over sixteen other prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Palmer
Rochester
N. Y
George Drew
Cleveland
City
Devon Park
Frank Meyers
Insurance Man Arrested in Statutory Offense Case
J S Massie an insurance agent of 30 West Fourth Street and Grace Johnson a laundress of 109 East Second Street were arrested by Chief High Plumber and Patrolman Tonley on a statutory offense sworn to by Mrs Massie of Ironton. Grace Johnson claimed she had married Massie seven years ago and then three years ago at police headquarters Massie denied being her husband. Massie jailed and Grace Johnson sent to Wayfarers Home. Case set for Police Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Massie
West Fourth Street
Grace Johnson
East Second Street
Tonley
Massie
Ironton
Wayfarers
Hamilton County Tennis Tourney Draws Aced on Norwood Courts
Hamilton County tennis opens with third round men singles results as Figge beat Charles and Gregg defeated Ralston. Second and third rounds show multiple matches across men and ladies events with upcoming draws at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Norwood
Figge
Charles
Gregg
Ralston
Chares
Abbott
Zimmerman
Kochman
Miss_ Blair
Miss Taylor
Miss A. Levy
Miss Wolfstein
Miss Luers
Miss Baker
Miss Pope
Miss A. Levi
Kruse
Rose
Schier
Sharman
R. Jones
Mayer
Miss Blair
Miss Levy
Harris
Cornell
Cox and Russell
Small
Krusling
Janowitz
Vordenberg
O'Connell and Olmsted
Roettinger
Oberschmidt
Stredelman
Pope
Jones
Newport abandons car franchise referendum plan
Petitions to call a town referendum on the Newport street car franchise were dropped after city commissioners amended the ordinance. Supporters and opponents claim the revised measure is the best for Newport with backing from local businesses and labor groups. A conference with Judge J T Hodge explored possible suit against Green Line Co to recover 8100 alleged due under last September rental ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport City Commissioners
Campbell- Kenton County Trades and Labor Assembly Advisory Board
J. T. Hodge
Green Line Company
Alienation suit in Campbell Court over husband left by Wells
Mrs. Mamie Wegman sues Barbara and Andrew Racke in Campbell Circuit Court claiming they enticed her husband Leo Wegman to their home on June 5 and 12, gave him liquor, and caused him to abandon her. She seeks damages of 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
Mamie Wegman
Barbara Racke
Andrew Racke
Fourth of July prep at Highland Country Club Ft Thomas
Preparations for Newport Fourth of July celebrations include golf matches as T L L Ross forms a team to take on all comers. Funeral for Fred Kaufmann is at 1:30 at his home and 2:30 at St John’s Evangelical Church with Rev. Paul Reikow. Newport Lodge Masons in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Country Club
Ft. Thomas
T. L. L. Ross
Fred Kaufmann
Eighth
Overton Streets
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Paul Reikow
Newport Lodge of Masons
Knights of Columbus Fourth of July Picnic Plans
Walter D. Murphy chairs Newport Council 1301 Entertainment Committee for the Madison Park Oakley event. Committees work strenuously to surpass all previous picnics and make this year’s celebration a standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Murphy
Newport
Knights of Columbus
Madison Park
Oakley
Depositors List Ordered From Union Licht Company
Judge Tracy ruled the Union Licht, Heat and Power Company collected deposits from consumers illegally. Commonwealth Attorney Blakely states the company must submit its books and provide a depositor list to the Compassioner, who will prepare and present it to Judge Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Union Licht, Heat and Power Company
Commonwealth Attorn Blakely
Star Compassioner
Newport Real Estate Transfer in Clifton Kentucky
Gladys F. Carroll sells lot in Clifton Kentucky to Reade Wallace and Minnie L. Wallace for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Real Estate
Gladys F. Carroll
Reade Wallace
Minnie L. Wallace
Clifton, Ky
Hal t Officers After Recruits At Cincinnati
Recruits campaign for the First Regiment opens with two stops in suburbs Peebles corner and Hyde Park both drawing large crowds Captain I H Dube and officers Dube Morrow Lathrop and Private Mattice address volunteers Mattice recently elected head of Company A Norwood awaits commission from Columbus Address stops planned for Oakley and Madisonville Ohio Field Hospital prepares to move wagons and equipment by rail Troop C receives ammunition from Harold Eustis former officer Fred Gilbert and A W Wenzel enlist at armory drills and ball game attendance noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peebles Corner
Hyde Park
I. H. Dube
Dube
Thomas Morrow
Lathrop
Mattice
Company A
Norwood
Columbus
Oakley
Madisonville
Ohio Field Hospital
B. & O. Railroad
Cincinnati
Irwin Schroth
Cumminsville
Harold C. Eustis
Mitchell
Fred Gilbert
A. W. Wenzel
Young Americans Eager for Service Grows Recruit Totals
Patriotic youths flocked to army and O N G recruiting stations as seven new recruits joined the regular army, boosting local totals to 72. Names and hometowns include William Steines Louisville Kentucky Hugh Lyons Rogersville Tennessee John Tully Buffalo New York James J Devins Herman J Kerster Charles LLarkin John Douglass Cincinnati. Additional applicants listed at Gibson Hotel station and Gwynne Building station with several names from Norwood Cincinnati and Roanoke Virginia. Thomas Dewey Adams and Dewey Vincent Cammer of Roanoke joined the Marine Corps, heading to Port Royal South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
William Steines
Louisville
Hugh Lyons
Rogersville
Tenn
John Tully
Buffalo
N. Y
James J. Devins
Herman J. Ke
Women Begin Work to Assist Soldiers
The Daughters of the American Revolution meet at the Red Cross HQ on West Seventh Street with Mrs. Silas B. Waters named treasurer of DAR work and Mrs. E. J. Carpenter as treasurer of the supplies fund. Annie Laws reads Taft’s appeal urging medical aid, hospital care, and support for destitute soldiers families. Another session is set for Friday at 2 PM at 220 West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Cross
West Seventh Street
Silas B. Waters
E. J. Carpenter
Fund For
Annie Laws
William H. Taft
Central Committee
Bank offers to keep soldiers valuables free of charge
M. S. Todd, president of the Southern Ohio Savings Bank, informed Colonel William Cooper Procter and Captain P. Lincoln Mitchell that the bank will safeguard soldiers valuables while they are away from the city at no cost. The bank has a safety deposit vault to store watches and valuable papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Todd
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
William Cooper Procter
P. Lincoln Mitchell
First Regiment
Little Billie Carlton Seeks Drummer Post in O N G
Five year four month old Carlton alias Billlie Carlton accompanied by his father applies at Gibson Hotel recruiting station for enlistment as a drummer in the First Regiment O N G. He drills sings dances shoots a rifle accurately at fifty feet and would be eligible for the regular army with parental consent. His father William Carlton a Spanish War veteran is disabled and the family relies on Billies talents to help support them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Carlton
West Eighth Street
Gibson Hotel
William Carlton
Charlottesville
Little Billie
Soldiers Leave With Little Personal Belongings
Excerpts describe troops returning with minimal baggage and few personal treasures. Many servicemen lack secure storage at home for valuables and suggest avoiding bringing gold watches to the front. The piece notes widespread absence of possessions among the travelers.
Gym records to credit service members in war
Cincinnati Gym directors voted to credit all time lost by members who serve in the military. The policy covers service on leave or in the field and allows those members to reclaim credited time upon return home. Colonel William Cooper Procter of the First Regiment serves as a director among many members hoping to join the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Cooper Procter
First Regiment
Major Charles Hine Offers Services to War Department
Friends in Cincinnati learned Major Charles Hine plans to tender his services to the War Department. The former Southern Pacific of Mexico general manager, now a Virginia resident, cites his knowledge of Mexican topography and West Point training, with prior service in the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles Hine
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Mexico
Virginia
War Department
Hine
West Point
Junior Order Men to Raise Company for Border Service
The Jr. O. U. A. M. of Greater Cincinnati will meet at Red Men's Hall 7 West McMicken Ave Friday at 8 p.m. to organize a volunteer company as a regiment unit for border service. One infantry company to be enrolled. members from each council may join. Officers to be elected and noncommissioned officers appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cincinnati
Red Men’s Hall
West McMicken Avenue
Willis
War talk grows as Mexican border tension fuels travel
George R. Fulton of Douglas Arizona arrived in Cincinnati saying native Mexicans near the border are preparing for war with America. He praises some Mexican soldiers and predicts a long, hard fight if conflict occurs, citing unsettled conditions that forced him to flee his gold mine. Fulton plans an indefinite stay in Cincinnati for Scott Fulton Manufacturing Company interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
George R. Fulton
Douglas, Ariz
Cincinnati
Mexico
Fulton
Scott-Fulton Manufacturing Company
Douglas
Zimmer Notice Seeks Player for Virginia Coal League
Team managers in the Virginia Coal League seek Joe Zimmer and a capable catcher. Interested players should contact John Spinney for details and audition information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Zimmer
Virginia Coal League
Zimmer
John Spinney
Hungry troops scramble for gear at Ft Thomas camp
General Williams takes command as 150 soldiers and 10 officers join Ft Thomas mobilization. Many arrive in civilian clothes due to clothing shortages while Major Woodyard organizes supply runs and Captain Grissinger orders sanitary measures and typhoid protection. Over a thousand men expected tonight as First Kentucky and Western Kentucky units arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Louisville
Leonard Wood
Thomas Woodyard
Kentucky
Woodyard
Armstrong
Roger D. Williams
Frank D. Rush
Stone W. Norman
J. W. Grissinger
Kentucky Field Hospital Corps
Hibbett
A. A. Stoll
C. K. Berle
N. Ashley
G. W. Hill
Whistler
Grissinger
Holstein
Signal Corps
Richmond
Sidney Smith
Williams
Western Kentucky
Colonel Edwards Released From War Service
Lieutenant Colonel Nelson J. Edwards of the Second Kentucky Militia Regiment is released from duty in connection with the Mexico disturbance. Edwards resigned on June 20 due to business interests in Cincinnati. The War Department granted relief after noting he was not reelected last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ollie James
A. B. Rouse
Baker
Nelson J. Edwards
Second
Kentucky Militia Regiment
Mexico
Edwards
Cincinnati
Guard
Secretary of War
War Department
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Margaret E
Santos
Polly Connelly
Marco
Louise Green
Carmel
Nigel
Fleuron II
Bill Wiley
Anthony
Dick West
Barton
Mel Mexican
Ll. Gentry
Nobleman
Lucille Ba Ha’ Penny
Morristown
Wanda Pitzer
Lytle
Nettie Walcutt
Trusty
Billetta
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Allen and
Kitchens Walker and Higgins
Memphis
R. H. E. Memphis
Steers
Sirmingham
Williams and
Ruel
Perryman
Perryman and Smith At Nashville— R. H. E
Nashville
Pere
Wes
Herbert and Street
Cavet and Schmidt
Little Rock
Atlanta
Couchman and Rumler
Perry End
Aqueduct
Rowland
BOYS
Browns
St. L. Arce
Bush
Vitt
Pes
Ae de Veach
Heilman
Burns
Young
Cun
H'M
H.O.A.B. Phila
Gilhoo
C Witt
Peckin'h
Schang
Rowe
Ged@eon
A Walsh
R Nuna
C Keating
tLanning
Caldwell
Lowry
Griffith’s Pets
Boston Americans
Ros. Hooper
A.E
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H.O
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Cco
Lewis
Slenenke
Hoolit'l
Walker
M40
Gariner
Jamie'n
Milan
Ohenry
McBrile
Joanson
Gregz
Hendrik
Thomis
Covington Notes
Credit
Hamilton County Tennis
DR Ras
Haan Cerbsiwary
Yokohama
Seeebeke
Perea Maru
Hera
Hongkong
Ndeel
Daseawindes Eet
Glasgow
Touraine
SPE
Manila
Newport Notes
Caroline Hohmeister
Central Avenue
Frank Hohmeister
Hohmeister
Frank, Jr
John Heiber
St. Paul’s German Evangelical Church
Evergreen
W. G. Everson
Norwood Baptist Church
Brighton Street Gospel Mission
Brighton and
Eighth Streets
Commissioner of Finance
Chas. D. McCrea
T. D. van Camp
Sue L. Gordon
Dayton
Scarlett
Scott Co
Ezra
Eee
Katheryn Voehringer
J. B. Timmerwilke
Matilda von Hagen
Lawrence Mastney
Cuyahoga Co
Laurina Deltner
Joseph Schued
Pew Eee
Elsie Derrick Nee
Newport Sateen
David Bissler
Henry Co
Ind
Letta Ouldlett
Ennee -Henry Co
Elsie Dewey
R. D. Runyan
Milford
Hed Mayme Brandenburg
Winchester
James C. Powers
Elizabeth C. Geis
James Lee Enenee
Ares
Elizabeth Schuler
A. B. Penn
Charles C. Stone
Bristol
Walnut Hills
Eustis
C Troopers
Cook
Uni
General Williams
Col. Edwards
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