Real Estate Circles Report Many Sales and Transfers
The Cincinnati Real Estate and Building Company handled numerous transactions this week. Properties sold include a four story brick tenement at Baymiller and Wade to Joseph Revine for 7000 dollars and a seven room house with grounds on Wooster Pike and Terrace Park Avenue to Edward M. Detzel for 5000 dollars. A California brick bungalow for Martin L. Sternberg on Madison Avenue and Besaden Court will cost about 10000 dollars. Howard D. Lyons bought a frame and shingle semi bungalow on Wood Street for 4800 dollars. Edward Gardener bought a Swiss type bungalow on Maple Park Avenue for 6500 dollars. Martha Zeiser paid 4000 dollars for an eight room brick house at 659 Sedam Avenue.Frank Hoeltge sold his residence at 914 Herbert Avenue to J. J. Lameier for 7500 dollars. The Fair Company leased 151 West Third Street for three years at 4000 dollars. Elizabeth Parks bought the duplex at 3897 Lowrey Avenue for 12000 dollars. Sixteen lots were sold by Herbert L. Pachaud Company totaling 17450 dollars across Crest View, Ideal, and Home Owners subdivisions. The Emery estate and related deals also feature in the week’s listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Real Estate and Building Company
Estelle Detael
Baymiller and
Wade Streets
Joseph Revine
Edward M. Detzel
Jacob Revine
Wooster Pike
Terrace Park Avenue
Detzel
Martin L. Sternberg
Madison Avenue
Besaden Court
Howard D. Lyons
Wood Street
Hopkins Avenue
South Norwood
Maple Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Madison Road
Edward Gardener
Beocker Real Estate Sells Belmont Avenue Bungalow
The Becker Real Estate and Building Company sells a six room bungalow at 5691 Belmont Avenue College Hill with a 100 by 300 foot lot overlooking the Town Hall and park. The buyer is Mabel Birch and the seller is Ella O'Hara for about $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker Real Estate and Building Company of
College Hill
Ella O'Hara
Belmont Avenue
Mabel Birch
College Hill Town Hall
Paris Cloak and Suit Co Store Remodeling Plans
S. S. Godley, noted architect, is preparing remodeling and addition plans for the store occupied by the Paris Cloak and Suit Company at 509. The project aims to update the shop and expand its display and service areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Godley
Paris Cloak and Suit Company
Architects bid on Walter Wuerdeman residence at East Interwood
Kkruckemeyer and Strong seek bids by July 12 for a ten room frame house for Walter Wuerdeman of Wuvuerdeman Dry Cleaning on East Interwood avenue. They also plan farm building improvements for George Sawyer's country home in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkruckemeyer & Strong
Walter Wuerdeman
Wuvuerdeman Dry Cleaning Company
East Interwood Avenue
George Sawyer
Cincinnati
Nuxated Iron Promises Boost to Strength and Energy
This old health pitch claims successful people owe their vigor to iron-rich blood. It asserts Nuxated Iron enriches blood, creates new red cells, strengthens nerves, rebuilds weakened tissues, and renews energy across the body. It cites three million annual users as proof.
Real Estate Sales Report From Riverside and Northside Areas
The Frederick A. Schmidt Company sold a two and a half story frame residence at the corner of Leland and Liston avenues Riverside for about 5000. Sarah Campbell sold a three story brick with storeroom at Laure and Cutter for investment. Brokers Wake Barnett reported several recent transfers including 1414 Ludlow Place to B W Jacobus for 4400 and a Belmont avenue bungalow to E F P Bergman for 12000. Spenser Co noted multiple sales such as Alma L Abbott’s Taylor avenue bungalow to Joseph Catlett for 5000 and Norman Selby purchasing 2882 Ziegle avenue Hyde Park for 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Polland
Markbreit Avenue
Hyde Park
Laurence Kellogg
Chicago
Elizabeth Apperton
Frederick A. Schmidt
Fleischmann Realty & Investment Company
Leland and
Liston Avenues
Riverside
John Reeves
Sarah Campbell
Laure
Cutter Streets
Isadore Clayton
Wake & Barnett
Jesse Carruthers
Ludlow Place
Northside
B W. Jacobus
Clara M.day
Belmont Avenue
Colege Hill
E. F P. Bergman
Spenser & Co
Alma L. Abbott
Taylor Avenue
Oakley
Joseph Catlett
Alice J. Carey
Ziegle Avenue
Norman Selby
American Multigraph Sales Company
Ida Schwenger
Bosley Avenue
Clifton Heights
Thomas J. Murphy
Koverman & Marcotte
Phil, Graef
Madison Road
J. Tracht
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages List
Property transfers show numerous parcels in Cincinnati area including Beechwood subdivision Lot 468 and Lot 46, North Bend road 2 acres, and East End parcels with taxes noted. Mortgages filed and canceled include lenders such as Cottage B and L Co and Central Fairmount B and L Co along with multiple individual notes.
Mayor veto blocks Huss photoplay theater at 306 West Fifth
Mayor John Galvin vetoed an ordinance passed by council that would have allowed J. J. and F. W. Huss to run a photoplay theater at 306 West Fifth street. He said permitting the ordinance would not benefit the city or community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galvin
J. J
F. W. Huss
West Fifth Street
Covington Police Court Docket Sees Ongoing Dry Wet Struggles
The Covington Police Court docket fills with cases as downtown turns dry and jail demand grows. Eskew paid a $25 fine after an arrestee outburst. Wade, a Cincinnati bartender, drew $100 fine and 60 days in jail for vagrancy, with appeal filed. Neill, Means, Anderson, Lawwill, Bogard, Vinegar, Underwood and others faced fines for intoxication, disorderly conduct or grand larceny proceedings, while several defendants pleaded guilty and paid costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Manson
F. O. Eskew
Garrard Avenue
Eskew
Jake
Wade
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Latonia
City
Emil Rivard
Kenton
S. R. Neill
Dayton
Orville Walker
Neill
Walker
Williazxa Means
Washington Street
Madison Avenue
Nic Brake
Stephen Anderson
Fairmount
Edward Lawwill
Tom Harris
Ike T. Bogard
Bowling Green
John Harris
Jake Vinegar
Vinegar
Clarence Underwood
Shelly Northcutt
William Baxter
Roy Sims
Fred Connell
Gus Schipper
M. Bramlage
Charles Groom Eulogized by Judges and Lawyers
Resolutions honoring Charles A. Groom former City Solicitor who died February 17 at age 43 were presented to a joint session of the Common Pleas Court in Judge Robert Z. Buchwalter's courtroom and adopted by the judges and bar. The resolution lauds his skill and integrity in notable litigation and cites his unwavering conscience. A committee including Mayor John Galvin and Rufus R. Smith drew up the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Groom
Common Pleas Court
Robert Z. Buchwalter
Groom
John Galvin
Rufus R. Smith
W. A. Geoghegan
A. B. Benedict
Harry L. Gordon
John V. Campbell
Burton B. Tuttie
Change in program at big orphanage
Senator Robert J. O'Brien announced a Mothers Day celebration at St. Josephs Orphan Asylum Society to be held on the grounds in Northside instead of the Fourth of July picnic. The program includes patriotic addresses, an Orphan Band, and ice cream stands. Admission remains free with mothers of World War heroes in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. O’brien
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum Society
Northside
Safe Sane at St Bernard Fourth of July Festival
The Soldiers and Sailors Homecoming Committee announces a safe and sane Fourth of July celebration in St Bernard. The day starts at 9 am with independence day readings by Mayor H B Wess. Events include patriotic songs, contests for veterans, baseball, a band concert, a public dance at City Hall, and a 9 pm fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors’ Homecoming Committee
St. Bernard
H. B. Wess
Army
Navy
Large verdict for Mrs Wehr against two companies in 1917 collision
Judge Harbeson awarded Mrs Florence M Wehr 15000 for injuries from a crash involving Fischer Brothers hardware and the South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway. The jury split the amount evenly, finding equal fault by both defendants in the April 6 1917 incident on Eleventh Street near Madison Avenue and Scott Street. Mrs Wehr, wife of letter carrier Robert Wehr, was a Newport resident who was a passenger on the belt line car. Attorneys on both sides represented by Ware Simmons Galvin Shepard Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Harbeson
Florence M. Wehr
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Fischer Brothers
Wehr
Eleventh Street
Madison Avenue
Scott Street
Newport & Covington
Mortality List Reported in Covington Week Ending Saturday
Health Officer Dr. James M. O Maley disclosed Covington deaths for the week ending Saturday. Names include Mildred Jester aged 4, Mary Toulster 65, Otis Adams 3 months, Manford Hensley 3, James Murphy 31, Robert Campbell 45, Jean netta Niles 30, Bell Rice 4, Preston S I Herndon 18, Louis Carroll 52, Bridget Kelly 78, Edward A Becker 36, Martha Hunter 66, Edward Burdick 23, Bridget Kelsey 67, Otto Lovelace 28, Edward McCoy 65, Arie Franklin 23, and an infant Hanses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. O'Maley
Covington
Mildred Jester
Mary Toulster
Otis Adams
Manford Hensley
James Murphy
Robert Campbell
Jeannetta Niles
Bell Rice
Preston SI. Herndon
Louis Carroll
Bridget Kelly
Edward A. Becker
Martha Hunter
Edward Burdick
Bridget Kelsey
Otto Lovelace
Edward McCoy
Arie Franklin
Hanses
Liquor Seized By U S Marshal Sold At Auction
Colonel Henry M. Cox of Covington sold the government liquor at auction yesterday morning. Three casks containing 21½ gallons of whisky were bought by a local dealer for the tax of $6.40 plus transportation from London Kentucky where it was seized for improper labeling. Cox had gone to Lexington last week and conducted a liquor sale totaling $1,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Cox
United States
Covington
London
Marshal Cox
Lexington
Middletown Oil and Gas Company Incorporation Report
The Middletown Oil and Gas Company filed articles of incorporation with County Clerk John B. Dillon in Covington. Capital stock set at 300 000 dollars in 1 shares each, life of fifty years, principal office in Covington. Incorporators include H. E. Walker of Cincinnati with 5000 shares Harvey Myers of Covington 2500 shares and Charles O Signon of Middletown 1500 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Oil and Gas Company
John. B. Dillon
Covington
H. E. Walker
Cincinnati
Harvey Myers
Charles O. Signon
Middletown
Akron man beaten and robbed on Scott Street
Dennis McGann, 48, of Akron Ohio, was assaulted early yesterday on Scott Street between Fourth and Fifth. He suffered a broken jaw and other injuries, was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital, and said a soldier and two white men, met at a saloon, demanded his $60 after drinks. he resisted, was struck with a blackjack, and the trio fled in a car. He had been at the Latonia races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McGann
Akron
Scott Street
Fourth
Fifth
McGann
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Latonia
St Pauls Evangelical Protest Church installs new pastor
The congregation at St Pauls Evangelical Protestant Church Eleventh and Banklick streets will celebrate the installation of Rev Otto Vitz this afternoon at 2. The program includes a Prelude invocation hymn Scripture lesson and prayers led by Rev William Miler of Grace Reformed Covington and Rev F T Enderis of Immanuel Church Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Sermon and Installation Led by Rev Lohman at Ky Church
Announcements and offertory followed by hymn and sermon led by Rev A G Lohman. Superintendent Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati Ohio along with Miss Estelle Walz presented and led a doxology benediction and positude.
Drunk Indianapolis Railroader Detained After Street Coin Toss
Jailer Jack Murphy stopped Charles E. Russell at Second Street and Court Avenue after he threw money into the air to watch boys scramble for coins. Russell, 48, a railroad worker from Indianapolis, was found with 50 dollars and jailed for intoxication and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Murphy
Second Street
Court Avenue
Murphy
Charles E. Russell
Indianapolis
Russell
Man named Harry Miller arrested at Latonia track
Harry Miller a 33 year old cigar dealer from Chicago was arrested at Latonia race track by officers Hall and Kennedy on L W Foster claim. Foster identified race tickets later at Covington police headquarters and Miller faced vagrancy and larceny charges unable to post bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Chicago
Latonia
Yatrolmen Hall and
Kennedy
L. W. Foster
Strand Theater Building
Cincinnat
Foster
Miller
Covington
Multiple Family and Civil Suits Filed in Local Courts
Myrtle Cook sues S. E. Cook for absolute divorce and child custody with alimony. Helen Fisher seeks $7 weekly alimony and permanent alimony plus a restraining order against L N Railroad for not paying the defendant. Ohio Produce Co sues Stapleton Co for $1337.44 for eggs furnished. Bert Esler sues Bertha Esler for absolute divorce and custody on cruelty grounds. G Brombach sued for $250 legal services. John Nordman sues Tott Cramer for $300 damages after a collision on the Dixie Highway. William Natorp Co sues Latonia Agricultural Assoc and Kentucky Jacks Club for $1062.80 for decorating Latonia race track grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Cook
S. E. Cook
Helen Fisher
George Fisher
Kenton
L. & N. Railroad Company
Ohio Produce Company
Stapleton Company
Bert Fgler
Bertha Esler
Newport
de Jarnett & Harrison
Williamstown
Tracy
Brombach
Tott Cramer
John Nordman
Dixie Highway
Erlanger
Cramer
Rvau
William Natorp Company
Latonia Agricultural Association
Kentucky Jack 'S Club
Latonia
Nashville rail official hosts Murphy in guest visit
Jerry Sullivan of Nashville Tennessee, superintendent of motive power with the Nashville and Chattanooga Railway, is the guest of Jack Murphy formerly a railroad engineer. Covington recruiting office has word from the War Department that France service recruitment ends July 5. Twenty five local men have enlisted. An old fashioned Fourth of July picnic will be next Friday at St. John’s Orphanage on Horse Branch road with a country dinner on the grounds. Robert B. Trame of Liberty National Bank has resigned after twelve years to join Central Trust Company of Cincinnati after serving in France as a government accountant. Mrs Mollie Thompson of East Tenth street was hit by an auto on Madison avenue while crossing yesterday afternoon. she was taken to Dr Wintermeyer’s and treated, not seriously injured. Covington police seek Frank Ryan, 15, who left his Big Bone Boone County home Friday evening and has not returned. a description of the boy is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry, Sullivan
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville & Chattanooga Railway Company
Jack Murphy
Murphy
Covington
War Department
France
St. John's Orphange
Horse Branch Road
Robert PB. Trame
Liberty National Bank
Central Trust Company of
Cincinnati
Mollie Thompson
East Tenth Street
Madison Avenue
Stanley Gronette
Frank Ryan
Big Bone
Boone County
Cunard Line Absorbs Robert Reford Company
The union of the Cunard Steamship Company and the Robert Reford Company is completed. Robert R. Reford becomes a Cunard director along with St. W. Reford, W. S. Gear, Sir T. Ashley Sparks, W. A Coates, William Phillips and S. Barrow, strengthening Cunard in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Line
Robert Reford Company
Cunard Steamship Company
Robert R. Reford
Robert Reford Steamship Company
Lti
Cunard Steamship Company, Ltd
Canada
St. W. Reford
W. S. Gear
T. Ashley Sparks
Newport Wary to Usher Road Tax Defeated in Eight Precincts
In Campbell County eight precincts reported eight to fifty four totals for the 20 cent tax on the 100 valuation proposed for road improvements. The Newport vote favored no by about two to one. Civic club activity and broader tax concerns contributed to the defeat amid light turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Newport
Newport Civic and Industrial Club
State
Club
Daughters of Isabella Initiate 50 Candidates in Newport
The Daughters of Isabella auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus will begin a class of fifty candidates this afternoon at St. Stephen's auditorium in Newport. The Indianapolis degree team will confer the initiatory work and a dinner at the Vendome precedes the ceremonies. The list of new members includes Mrs Florence Bassman Miss Olive Champ Miss Alice Collins Miss Freda Decker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
St. Stephen's Auditorium
Ninth and
Washington Avenue
Newport
Indianapolis
Ind
Florence Bassman
Olive Champ
Alice Collins
Freda Decker
Blanche Elsing
Ida M. Enueking
Mary Gilmartin
Mary F. Greweling
Margaret Griffith
Mary Haas
Katheryn Haubner
Gertrude M. Hegener
Teresa Hellman
Alma Hellman
Marcella E. Hengelbrok
Catherine Hollohan
Jeanette Hunteman
Amelia Hunteman
Antoinette Johanningman
Stese Johannningman
Mary Jones
Jennie E
Fire destroys Alhambra Tile plant at Tenth and Monroe
The Alhambra Tile Company engaged Architect Edward Belting to prepare plans for a concrete structure to replace its burned building at Tenth and Monroe streets. Superintendent Sheehey says the new fire proof structure will be completed within three months once the contract is let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra Tile Company
Edward Belting
Tenth and
Monroe Streets
Sheehey
Zionist Mass Meeting and Delegates Election at Newport
A morning mass meeting at Newport Synagogue East Fifth Street forms a permanent Zionist body. During the day the first Zionist popular election chooses delegates to the national convention. Voting runs 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Officers in charge are Henry Rosen, Mrs. Ida Levison, and Miss Josephine Specter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
East Fifth Street
Zionist National Movement
Henry Rosen
Ida Levison
Josephine Specter
Pocket-picking charge against Oliver Fields in Bonnie Leslie
Oliver Fields, described in the report as a negro, faced a judge over a pocket picking incident involving W. F. Lewly of Bonnie Leslie. The proceedings were conducted before Judge Matt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Fields
W. F. Lewly
Bonnie Leslie
Matt
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Sewing Trades School
Findlay and John Sts
Dept. of Vocational Education
Denton
Sewing Trades of Chamber
Martha Zeiser
Sedam Avenue
F. P. Wessel Realty Company
Frank Hoeltge
Gest Street
al Koch Real Estate Company
Harry Walter Cleary
Herbert Avenue
J. J. Lameier
State Street
The
Fair’ Company
Groesbeck, Dickson, Kahn Company
West Third Street
Emery Estate
Fair Company
Race Street
Elizabeth Parks
Lowrey Avenue
Avondale
Margaret Carr
M. L. Barbour
Herbert L. Pachaud
Crest View
Walnut Hills
Ideal
Evanston
North Norwood
Briarcliff Subdivision
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Anna ‘Elek
Dean Poage
Lindley Avenue
Louisa A. Reemelin
William R. Rechtin
L. C. Mathews
St. Louis
Wayland and
Lindlay Avenues
Norwood
Frieda Wicher
Smith
J. W. Frolicher
John G. Rumpler
Elsmere and
Slane Avenues
Elizabeth Rosseter
Adams Avenue
A. C. Cole
Forest Avenue
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Mercantile Library
Walsh
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
DAE Health Pied YU
Detropp
Pearl and Vine Streets
Anna.Tanner
Kathrine Armitage
Beechwood
Frieda Dixon
Elizabeth A. Baumgartner
North Bend Road
Millcreek
H. L. Breneman
J. C. Jungkind
Napoleon B
Jula A. Reynolds
Holbrook Avenue
East End
Frank P. Jackson
Napoleon
Julia A. Reynolds
Anderson Township
Joseph W. Fletcher
John R. Rumpler
Slane
Sssemere Avenues
George Gibson
Albert H. Barth
Yost
Elmwood
Barton Lucas
Frances H. Errett
Louisa Grote
Sophia Dusterberg
Lebanon Turnpike
Florence Avenue
Ee de Frederick Hoeltge, Jr
Martha Zeciser
Sedam Street
Sedamsville
John H. Vennemeier
Anna M. Vennemeier
Wilson Street
Warsaw Avenue
Eliza R. Nuleen
Harry B. McNeal
Miles Greenwood
Lakewood Street
CorryVille
James D. Randall
Elmer J. Hess
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Springfield Pike
Wyoming
Joseph Steinman
John Steinmann
Emma Koehler
Carthage Pike
Carthage
Marie CC. Hveink
Edward Meinch
Durrell Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Julia S. G. Porter
F. R. McCormick
Con
Dennison
Raphael Pedretti
James L. Walker
St. Charles Place
Anna W. Brown
Fenton Lawson
Joseph and
Mary Collet
Carl A. Jahnigen
Charles R. Horstman
Carl A. Johnigan
Catherine Settlemayer
Marie C. Hoffmann
Merchants & Mechanics L. & B. Association
Main and
Mount Streets
Mt. Auburn
Queen City Avenue
Shadwell Street
Anna _ Burkle
Mellvane
Eleanor W. Simpkins
Matthew W. Allen
Broadway
Abigail and
Hunt Streets
Stringdale
Willis C. Harrer
Ellen Janowitz
Briggs Place
Minnie F. Stith
Carl’ M. Shinkle
West
McMicken Avenue
Louise Hi. White
James W
Laura V. Kildon
Wayard Avenue
Albert G. Schulz
Wilson C
Ella Siber
Norwood Park
Nicola ‘Elleeave
George Brinker
Jinwond
Yetta Roth
Business Men's B. & L. A. Co
Warren E. Sanderer
E. D. Glascock
John J. Tice
Napoleon B. Reynolds
Ludwig Herbert
Cottage B. & L. Co
Barbara Miller
Same
Central Fairmount B. & L. Co
Orlo J
George C. Aiken
Sharonville Bank
Edward Brunhoff
Provident Savings B. & T. Co
Eva Fischer
S. Meier
Louise E. Pa
Ker
Apple S. & L. Co
Bellevue Brewing Company
Brighton German Bank Co
Herbert L. Pachoud
John Barleycorn
Charles Groom
BIG Orphanage
Peter Scherrer
Clifton
Florence Westerman
Smith St
Dave Flaggea
Belle Robinson Wee
Cheries H. Deidling
Clendora
Holeyone Stewart Sevees
St Bernard
Peter Rall
Florence Backus
Henry F. Kop
Roookline & Ludlow
Mabel Ehlerding
Tremont
Fred Kirchnerds
Sylvesta Miller
Halstead St
Frank E
Loraine
Merton J. Hubert
Dorothy G Smith
Maplewood
Albert Freubler
Frieda M'chaels
Oro
Richard Stifeee
Eeeaves Rice
Emma Kestermann
Colerain
Mertz
Ew Canticlayv
George Weere Eer Ewes
Alfred
Helen Aland
Howard
Catherine Kerns
Seeess
John L. Trummel
Bellevue
Homer
Marjorie Boyd
Clarence Rich
Loveland
Emma M. Newberry
Stone Ee
Henry Butler
Stone Ster
U. S
FORM
NEW Oil Company
Race
Vine Streets
Kenton Circuit Court
Covington Notes
Robert Hi. Bell
Carlisle
Frank E. Welsenbach
Minnie Kohner
William H. Morrisse
Crescent Sp
Anna M. Rudolph
Crescent
L. W. Rohnemus
Jeannette Marshall
Dayton John H. Claire
Nellie
Beard Dayton
Eeeeeweneres
Walter FE
Ath Zoo
Hughes High School
Calhoun
Vine
Charles Cornette
Bell Block
Sixth
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Peac
Freiberg G Workum Co
First National Bank
American Artificial Limb Co
Main ST
Ohio
GEO. W. Hill & C
Moore
Scully
Fields
Newport Notes
Commissioner of Public Finance
Chas. D. McCrea
Public Finance
Thomas Allen
Red Cross
Lydia Hafford
Louisville
Kentucky
Commissioner of Finance
Chas
D. McCrea
eThe Grand Central Building and Savings Association of Newport
Lloyd E. Becker
Columbia Street
Fourth Street
Peta
Charles ,Db
McC Commissioner of Public Finance
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