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Branch News Bureaus and Offices Listed
A directory listing branch news offices with addresses in Walnut Hills Covington Newport London and Washington and Chicago bureaus including Simrall Building 427 Madison avenue and 307 York street phone numbers and reading room notice for Americans.
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Walnut Hills
McMillan Street
Covington
Simrall Building
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Chicago
Local finances strained by looming national prohibition
City officials warn that national prohibition and a restrictive Smith bill threaten revenue for state, county, and municipal services. They fear higher taxes, emergency bonds, and continued dependence on borrowed funds as revenues shrink under bone dry conditions in Atlanta and other southern cities.
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Congress
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 29 1867
The column notes changes in local finance with J A Crawford resigning as cashier of the First National Bank of Covington due to ill health and I D Fry chosen as successor. It records sheriff sales of property on Seventh and Cutter streets, school medal awards at Hughes and Woodward High Schools, several marriages, real estate trades, and the incorporation of Cincinnati Wrecking Boat Company. Also mentioned is Jacob Becht of the Dunkirk Exchange amid a personal crisis from opium use.
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Deg. J. A. Crawford
First National Bank of Covington
I. D. Fry
Central National Bank of Cincinnati
Wyoming
E. A. Beaman
H. Greenwood Hunnewell
Rebecca T. Hills
Townsend Hills
F. G. Huntington
Mary & Gaddis
Seventh Street
Plum Street
Cincinnati Wrecking Boat Company Incorporated
T. F. Eckert
Thomas Sherlock
Charles Bonsall
William Goodman
Daniel Collier
Jacob Becht
Dunkirk Exchange
Broadway
Fifth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Lysine Growth Acid in Foods and Margarine Substitutes
Dr Hirshberg explains lysine as essential for growth and body tissue maintenance. Studies show humans and animals cannot synthesize lysine. peanuts are rich sources. Oleomargarine, containing lysine from fat processing, can substitute butter in a mixed diet, with about 10 percent oleomargarine meeting growth needs.
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McCullom
University of Wisconsin
Fashions of To-Day by May Manton Coat and matching skirt
A fashionable practical wrap in dark blue made from serge gabardine or alternative materials with blue foulard lining. Describes cape and skirt patterns numbers 9464 and 9438, yardage needs, and mail order details from the paper's Fashion Department for fifteen cents each.
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May Manton
Bolivia
Fashion Department
Covington Officials Act on School Caretakers and Utilities
Covington city commissioners approved hiring caretakers for four public schools to keep schoolyards available as playgrounds during July and August. An underground wiring ordinance was introduced and sent to the city solicitor. Complaints about fire protection in a neighborhood were referred to a committee. A West Covington River road repair petition and Lewisburg city car service request were also referred to the committee of the whole.
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Covington
I. A. Stricklett
Bayard Kilgour
Clifford Reed
Harvey Myers
E. L. Jackson
Alexandria Avenue
West Covington
River Road
Committee of the Whole
Robert Hines
Lewisburg
Committee of the
Whole
Newport Worker Crushed By Freight Train Near Licking Pike
Charles Burton, 28, a yeastmaker at Old 76 Distillery, was struck by an L and N freight train south of Newport while walking home along the tracks. His legs were crushed below the knees and he is in critical condition at Speers Hospital. He lives on West Thirteenth Street, is married with a young child.
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Charles Burton
Licking Pike
Newport
Burton
West Thirteenth Street
Speers Hospital
Shopping and Secrets Behind a War Era Suit Debacle
In a busy lunch scene, Madge and Dicky navigate a private tension while shopping at Hamber's and Tracy's. Alfred Durkee notices his mother’s charm as Mrs. Durkee recounts suit woes and a mysterious plan unfolds about a bought hat for Madge. The narration hints at hidden misgivings about a faithless husband.
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Edith
Dicky
Alfred Durkee
Grindstone
Mrs. Durkee
Dicky Boy
Hambel
Tracy's
Tracy’s
Hamber's
Madge
Divorce Granted to Wife of Wealthy Cincinnati Capitalist
Marie Potts Hulbert of 2494 Grandin road obtained a divorce from William P. Hulbert of 3441 Stettinius avenue in Domestic Relations Court. She cited strikes and a whisky throw, polo and travel with ponies, and a Clifton move due to disturbances. Custody of daughter Marie, 5, awarded. alimony settled out of court at 300 dollars monthly.
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William P. Hulbert
Stettinius Avenue
Marie Potts Hulbert
Grandin Road
C. W. Hoffman
Clifton
Hulbert
Marie
Colorado Vacation Promise From Rock Island Lines
Promises a Colorado vacation with blue skies and grand scenery as a needed rest for summer. Highlights Rock Island Lines Rocky Mountain Limited offering one night out between Chicago and Colorado. Travel literature available from Rock Island Travel Bureau Cincinnati with contact details.
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Colorado
Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
Rock Island Travel Bureau
Traction
Cincinnati
H. I. McGuire
Twenty-Year Sentence for Negro Attacker of Little Due Girl
William Henderson 40, a South Carolina black man, received a twenty year term in Kentucky Penitentiary. Convicted by the Kenton Circuit Court jury for the May 15 assault on Margaret Due aged 13 near Winston Hill Kentucky. The girl identified him after authorities say he struck her with a rock, rendering her unconscious. Henderson denied guilt as the jury deliberated three hours.
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William Henderson
South Carolina
de Coursey
Kentucky
Kenton
Henderson
Margaret Due
Winston Hill
Ixy
Newport Donations Reach Red Cross Fund Total
Final reports from Campbell County show $13 929 25 subscribed to the Red Cross fund. All county teams submitted to Chairman Albert M Larkin. The flying squadron led by Beent Spence Aubrey Barbour Harry Healy Clem Fennell John Dressing and A M Larkin raised $9 665 57, the largest team total.
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Campbell County
Red Cross Fund
Albert M. Larkin
Beent Spence
Aubrey Barbour
Harry Healy
Clem Fennell
John Dressing
A. M. Larkin
Contractor Sues Woman Over Sewer Work and Costs
Two lawsuits filed in Campbell Circuit Court by contractor Benjamin Dreesman seek $130 and $30 respectively from Catherine Beach as administratrix of the late George T. Beach. Attorney John Shepard represents the contractor.
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Linden Avenue
Campbell Circuit Court
Benjamin Dreesman
Catherine Beach
George T. Beach
John Shepard
Newport Coppers Trim Cincus Braves
Newport cops beat Cincinnati police 7 to 6 on Rough Rider grounds. Walter Link pitched for Newport while Fatty Sands hurled for Cincinnati. After the game players and officials went to Matt Maschinot's cafe, and a return game was arranged.
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Newport
Cincinnati
Rough Rider
Fifth Street
Walter Link
Newport Coppers
Fatty’’ Sands
Queen City Guardians
Matt Maschinot
Court fines woman for cutting another neighbor
An individual named Anna Carter was fined 50 dollars and costs on Thursday for cutting another woman. The Newport Home Guards plan a Friday meeting at 7 20 PM at the Courthouse to elect officers.
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William A. Burkampile
Anna Carter
Newport Home Guards
Mrs Elizabeth Tracy Found Dead at Home
Mrs Elizabeth Tracy aged 66 was found dead in her bed at 215 Philadelphia Street on Thursday morning. Coroner Riffe ruled death due to heart disease and said she had been in good health before.
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Elizabeth Tracy
Philadelphia Street
Newport considers new park east of town
Harry Spinks owner of land east of Newport has discussed with City Commissioner Joseph Hermann and city authorities the sale of land for park purposes. Hermann said the nearby viaduct to Bellevue will be finished within a year and the land could be converted into a beautiful park.
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Newport
Harry ( Spinks
Joseph Hermann
Hermann
Néwport
Bellevue
Notable Names List from Ohio Addresses Mentioned
Names include Leonard Raiser Mémie Seward Charles CC Phelps Garnetta Nichols Mace Compton Margaret Sweetland Herbert Harris Myrtle Best with residences in Mt. Sterling Coshocton Chillicothe Springfield Ohio and variations of city spellings. The fragmentary entry cites multiple individuals and places across Ohio.
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Leonard Raiser
Mémie Seward Charles CC
Phelps Garnetta Nichols
Mace Compton Margaret Sweetland
Herbert Harris Myrtle Best
Mt. Sterling
Raeee
Coshocton
Chillicothe
O. Springfield
Springfield
Guess Who's Here A Longtime Public Figure
An early photograph depicts a man well known since the early 1970s with the Chamber of Commerce. He is a bustling figure in daily sessions on the floor of Change, once in railroading, later in the commission and now active in the grain business. Send guesses to The Commercial Tribune by noon Saturday. a Sunday sketch will follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Tribune
Mrs Eliza Gordon Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Eliza Gordon aged 65 of 119 East Thirteenth Street died Thursday morning at home after a lingering illness. She is survived by a family of adult children.
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Eliza Gordon
East Thirteenth Street
Woman Sues Merchant For 25000 In Damages
Mrs Zetta Allmoe lechner of 808 Monmouth street sues Charles Speckman who runs a department store at the same address in Campbell Circuit Court for 25000 claiming she was assaulted and abused on November 24 1916. Speckman was arrested on a detaining charge but dismissed by Police Judge William Co Buten.
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Zetta Allmoelechner
Monmouth Street
Charles Speckman
Allmoelechner
Campbell Circuit Court
Speckman
B. F. Graziani
Allmoslechner Aleges
William Co. Buten
Covington Notes and Local Court Actions
Hearing of Ollie Marksberry estate case begun in Kenton Circuit Court against Frank Luck and city of West Covington to recover damages. Also notes on a 15 year old shot on a farm near Bracht Station, plus tax deadline reminders, a bond-bound assault case in county court, drunkenness and jail with condition to leave Covington, a judge suspending fine, Congressman House delivering improved Boone County mail service with two daily deliveries.
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Ollie Marksberry
John Marksberry
Frank Luck
West Covington
Harbeson
Kenton Circuit Court
Marksberry
Ridge Street
Charles Morgan
Carneal Street
Ludlow
Bracht Station
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
W Barney Deters
J. J. Reed
Deters
George Nairn
Cincinnati
Hineao
Nairn
William Burke
Edmonds
Burke
Covington
Arthur B. House
Boone County
Suit to Recover Rent for Newport Hotel Property
Plaintiffs George Hermann Lillian Kurs e Carrie Wright Ida Barr sue John Higgins for 1876 dollars rent on property at 17 West Sixth Street operated as the Newport Hotel. They seek to prevent removal of hotel furniture and Judge Wolff issued an injunction against Higgins.
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West Sixth Street
Newport Hotel
George
Edward
Joseph
Frank
Hermann
Lillian Mkurse
Carrie Wright
Ida Barr
John Higgins
Wolff
Higgins
Newport Notes and Courtroom Discourse in New Port
Sidney Storry of Louisville spoke on American Merchant Marine before a Newport crowd in the county courtroom. Newport Grocers' Association considers Sunday closing. July 4 mail service to be limited. several lightning incidents reported. City tax payments due. officials join Exemption Board. Jewell faces grand larceny trial over brass journals. Schwed sues for divorce on abandonment.
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Sidney Storry
Louisville
North and Southerican Trading Company
Newport
American Merchant Marine
Newport Grocers’ Association
Jacob Roll
American Labor Refuses to Attend Peace Meeting
American organized labor has refused to participate in a trades union conference in Switzerland next September where neutrals and the central powers would discuss labor's peace demands. The invitation, stemming from the Stockholm conference of June 8, was deemed premature and untimely and likely to accomplish nothing.
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Washington
Switzerland
Conference of
Trades Unions
Stockholm
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Clifford Presbyterian Church Outing at Madison Park
The Clifford Presbyterian Church hosts an outing at Madison Park Oakley on Friday afternoon and evening. Activities include athletic contests a ball game and a presentation on the mysteries of the Orient by Prof. G Stock.
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Clifford Presbyterian Church
Madison Park
Oakley
G. Stock
Notable Visitors and Travelers Among City Residents
L E Nollaul official photographer of the Southern Railway system visits from Lexington. John L Kaul lumber merchant from Tuscaloosa. Rabbi Grossmann heads to Cleveland for Readers Institute sessions and Al Conference meetings as vice president. A D Hart of Madisonville travels with Mrs Hart to Chicago then Long Beach California. Daniel Kiefer pacifist leader heads to Arden and Wilmington or Philadelphia for summer. H M Beazell stock broker departs for West auto tour. John Mueller Carthage dealer hosts L A Grieshop, O E B Richardson, H S Fast. William F Keppler, long time West restaurant operator and Masonic figure, is in the city. Captain J J Conway elected to Amalgamated Association of Firemen board at Springfield convention. Rev John F Hickey hosts outing at Coney Island for Holy Name School scholars. Judge Charles Hoffman to speak at flag-raising in Gano and Hollingsger Church. flag presented by Harry Cook.
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Daniel Kiefer
Fels Single Tax Fund
Cincinnati
Kiefer
Arden
Del
Wilmington
Philadelphia
H. M. Beazell
West
John Mueller
Carthage
L. A. Grieshop
Chickasaw
O. EB. Richardson
Celina
Yorkshire
William F. Keppler
George Keppler
Fourth Street
Plum
Central Avenue
J. J. Conway
Cincinnati Salvage Corps
the Amalgamated Associat of Firemen
Springfield
Thursay
John F. Hickey
Holy Name Church
Coney Island
Holy Name
Mt. Auburn
Charles Hoffman
Gano
Hollingsger Church
Harry Cook
Printing Prospects Good After War Says Speaker
D. B. Neill of the Lawrence Press told the Gen Franklin Club outing that U S business prospects after the war are excellent He spoke on The Slackers in the Printing Game Other speakers included Walter J. Berg and President A J Braunwart Covers for 125 were laid at the banquet Dancing and presenting bouquets to the ladies were features of the affair.
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United States
D. B. Neill
Lawrence Press
Columbus
Gen Franklin Club
Mr. Neill
Walter J. Berg
A. J. Braunwart
Ben Franklin Club
University pupil to talk on suffrage event
At 845 Dayton street a social and suffrage sale is held Friday afternoon and evening. Speakers include Mrs. Dora Horine of Akron and Mrs. Emma Wulff with talks by Mrs. Charles Adler of Avondale and Mrs. Hackle. A University pupil who joined Mrs Adler’s suffrage circle will also speak.
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George B. Twitchell
Dayton Street
Dora Horine
Akron
Emma Wulff
Charles Adler
Avondale
Hackle
University
Women favor food control at Christ Church meeting
Two score of Christ Church Women's Club members discussed food conservation methods at the parish house. Each woman spoke on ways to improve conditions amid high prices and support for governmental food control and rapid end to the war.
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Christ Church Women's Club
Church Parish House
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Cincinnati Post Office
Walnut Street
Government Place
Ohio
Penses
Davis
Red Cross
Atlanta
Michael Shields
Seventh and
Cutter Streets
Lewis Wisby
Cutter Street
Hughes and Woodward High Schools
Clara B. Jordan
Hughes
Lorna Durrell
Woodward
George H. Bohrer
J. W. Cornell
Ray
John H. Morton
Edward Mead
Bartlett
E. T. Fries
J. E. Stevenson
Nelson
Charles N
DR. L. K. Hirshberg
Messrs
Carl O. Johns
K. Breese Jones
W. N. Benedict
Optician
West Seventh Street
College Preparatory
Johnstone Place
East Walnut Hills
Mary Harlan Doherty
J. H. Gest
W. P. Hulbert
Oakhurst Collegiate School
Oak Street
Helen F. Kendrick
Florence Benedict
Woodburn
Safety and Service First
Little Due
Cincus Braves
Gosdoeog
Covington Notes
Geo
Philipps
Inance
Sues Hotel Man
Newport Notes
W. W. White
Alexandria Pike
Leonard Herbst
Licking
Pike
Chas. D. McCrea
Louis ©. Widing
P. Carothers
John Toa
A. O. Stanley
Herbert H. Jewell
Main Street
Coyington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railwy Company
Silver Grove
Arthur C. Hall
Jewell
Commonwealth
Lawrence Diskin
Conrad Schwed
Minaig Hughes Schwed
George H. Newstedt
City Ice
The
City Ice Delivery Co
L. E. Nollau
Southern Railway System
Lexington
John L. Kaul
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Rabbi Grossmann
Cleveland
Hebrew Union Wewe
al Conference of American Rabbis
A. D. Hart
Madisonville
Union Pacific System
Ben Franklin
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