Reds Manager Ganzel Arrives for Southern Trip
Reds manager John Ganzel arrives with his wife and daughter for spring training in the South. He discusses team plans dividing players into two groups and names Bob Ewing returning to sign up. O'Brien of the American Association visits, denies any war over Chicago entry and says no special business pending with Herrmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ganzel
Reds
Baseball
St. Augustine
Ganzel
Grand Rapids
Jirll
Herrmann
South
Lobert
Ewing
St. ‘Augustine
Bob Ewing
Long Bob
O’brien
Joseph D. O’brien
American Association
Columbus
National Commission
Ameridan Association
Chicago
School League Meets Forms Thirty-Eight Baseball Teams
School Athletic Council meeting outlines a 38 team season across three classes. Teams come from large intermediate, district, and smaller suburban schools with 80 to 100 games projected. Championships awarded as pennants at multiple venues including University Field and Manhattan Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Athletic Council
University Athletic Field League
Hunt Street
Manhattan Park
New York Printers Invite Cincinnati to Baseball Tournament
A hand-painted framed invitation from The Morning Newspaper League of New York invites Cincinnati to participate in the first Printers National Baseball Tournament. The card will be sent to major New York printing establishments for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morning Newspaper League of
Cincinnati
Phillies Head South to Savannah for Spring Training
The Philadelphia National League team with officials and 26 total travelers left for Savannah to train ahead of the season. They will return late March and start April 8 with seven games against the Philadelphia Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Savannah
Philadelphia Americans
Bishops Fight Racing Reform Move Toward Walking System
Albany March 4 Two bishops of the Presbyterian Episcopal Church joined the fight against Gov Hughes planned race track gambling reforms. At a hearing before Senate and Assembly Codes committees on the Agnew and Hart bills, letters in support were read by Bishop Charles T Olmstead and Bishop Frederick Hargess. Opponents announced plans to seek an amendment to adopt the English system of redaction to keep boys and others away from the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ots Presbyterian Episcopal Church
Hughes
Senate
Assembly
Agnéw
Usinger Beats Braunwart In Five-Game Bowling Match
Cliff Usinger defeated O Braunwart in a five game series at Collins alleys for a ten dollar side. Usinger posted scores including 240 375 and 870 in total pin count while Braunwart trailed with solid marks. The second match saw the Second District police beat the First District police four games to one at Bachmans alleys with scores 648 7138 807 567 and 698 747.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Usinger
O. Braunwart
Collins
Bachman’s Alleys
Bocora
Itacebonsee
Pups Oes Beictaek Cosets
Wahle
Hamilton Ns
Wemabices
Hamilton
J. Duersth
Duersth
Lutmer
AOS Rtd
Eeveeneds Veep
Reinhart Weeebeeseneeereenees
Ceneessenseceevussee
Colts Beat Vets In Bowling Match At Price Hill
Colts total pins 2489 while Vets totaled 2435 in a four man team bowling series at Price Hill alleys. Colts players were H. J. Hautz H. J. Hartley P. J. Zimplemann and A. T. A. Nelson. Vets players were W. H. Young W. H. Happ H. H. Nelson and R. D. Nibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
American Carriage Company
Vets
Colts
H. J. Hautz
H. J. Hartley
P. J. Zimplemann
A. T. A. Nelson
W. H. Young
W. H. Happ
H. H. Nelson
R. D. Nibert
Franklin car arrives at Syracuse after forty hour non stop trip
The Franklin non stop auto from Cincinnati reached Syracuse at noon after forty hours behind the wheel. Sid Black drove the car through terrible road conditions with rain in Ohio and snow in New York. An enthusiastic reception greeted the arrival at the Franklin factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Syracuse
N. Y
Franklin
Cincinnati
Sid Black
Ohio
New York
Hyperion 1 Wins at New Orleans Fair Grounds
Hyperion II wins the fourth race at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans with a mile time of 1 39 2 5, odds 8 to 5. Ketchemike takes the fifth with Risk second and Arrow Swift third as weather remains clear and track fast.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Hyperion IL
Ketchemike
Risk
Arrow Swift
Miss Hapsburg
Ibs
Skirvin
Gloriole
J. Sumter
May Lee
Leibert
Rabba
Molly Stark
Inweave
Tenorette
Reinette
My Lady Frances
Lady Chilton
Alamia
Cousin Mary
Fancy Dance
Topsy Robinson
McDaniel
Vohoome
C. Koerner
Minnehaha
Brussel
Gratiot
Wausau
Waterlock
Virginia Maid
Billy Starr
Prince Bowling
Ansonia
J. Lee
Pedro
John Carroll
First Premium
Notter
Arrow
Swift
J. Murphy
Bitter Sir
Rustle
Financier
Mae Hamilton
Ethel Carr
Tea Leaf
Lute Foster
Melange
Hasty
Agsnes
S. Flynn
Sam Taylor
Powers
the Thorn
la Souer
Land Breeze
Rural Boy
Workmaid
Earl’s Court
Joe McCarthy
Umpire
Cantana
Alsono
Dorothy Ann
Flynn
Lady Pink
Masson
Jennie’s’ Beau
Tim Kelly
Marcus Aurelius
Moxey Mead
Fashion
Busy Boy
McGregor
Nazimova
Lady Lissak
Santa Anita Results Highlight Upsets at LA Meeting
Weil fell to Coronel Jack in the fourth race as the 3 to 1 favorite. Bird of Passage won the sixth by a neck from Antara, with Josie's Jewel third. Outsiders swept three races with only one favorite winning. Race summaries list winners and placings for each event at Santa Anita.
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Los Angeles
Weil
Santa Anita
Coronel Jack
Carman
Rudabek
Goldstein
Leash
Shriner
Giovanni Balerio
F. Ryan
Sun Mark
Our Sallie
Charlie Paine
Arragon
Master Lester
Colonel Jewell
Pee H
Preston
Bright Skies
Dugan
Madrilene
Hennessy
Chinquapin
Melton Cloth
Copper Princess
Lady Rensselaer
Taylor George
Ross
Laudable
Chippewa
Harty
Belle Griffon
Connie M
Alma Boy
L. C. Widing
Chief Desmond
Money Moss
Lee Harrison Jr
Colonel Jack
Veil
Magazine
Burns
Dominus Arvi
Critic
Guardi
Bragg
Nadza
Mona Rey
Rostof
Bird of Passage
Antara
Vandusen
Josie’s Jewel
Leo Bright
Audubon
Search Me
Playlit
Silverskin
Sink Spring
Uncle Henry
Directors Meet Adds Two New AAA Member States
New York March 4 Two state associations joined the American Automobile Association at a directors meeting at Fifth Avenue headquarters The Automobile Club of Vermont and the West Virginia State Association were admitted increasing affiliated states to twenty one The Virginia and Kentucky groups are nearly finished and may apply next meeting An open AAA convention will be held in Buffalo July 6 and 7 to discuss good roads legislation and touring The Pittsburg Automobile Club invited the board to meet there next
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Automobile Association
Fifth Avenue
Automobile Club of Vermont
West Virginia State Association
Elliott
Virginia
Kentucky
Buffalo
Pittsburg Automobile Club
Chicago Nine Heads for West Baden for Spring Training
Nine members of the Chicago National League baseball team holders of the world championship left Chicago for West Baden Indiana to begin spring training. Manager Frank Chance led the contingent and after a few days there the team will travel south for a series of exhibition games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Baden
Ind
Frank Chance
Indiana
McHale Signs With Boston A L Team For Stockton Link
James McHale formerly with the Stockton Club has joined the Boston team of the American League for the upcoming season. The move links an West Coast club connection to an MLB roster, signaling the Boston club plans for increased depth this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mont
James McHale
Stockton
Cal
Boston
Fair Grounds Entries Listing Quick Race Card
Entries for six races at the fair grounds show weights and odds for horses led by Lurid and Maelstrom with a mix of buyers and bidders listed across first through sixth races including Meado w Green and Night Mist among others with weights from 92 to 162 and various names repeated in selling classifications and mile distances. The card captures horse names weights and some uncertain spellings such as Florence NM and Lady Souffleton with several entries truncated or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurid
Escutcheon
Prosper
Meadow Green
Gele of
Kent
Fineness
Lady Almy
Florence NM
My Love
Louiserk
Night Mist
Bertie
Tamar
Masks and Faces
Joyful Lady
Bamida
Mondella
Belieview
Goldmate
Canville Gilfain
Canyon
Way
Hannibal Bey
German car wins Ormonds feature at Ormond Daytona
Louis J. Bergdoll wins the 125 mile amateur race in a German car at Ormond Fla. The time 1 hour 53 minutes 30.15 seconds bests yesterday by over seventeen minutes. Stevens in a sixty horsepower Italian car leads parts of the race but retires with a rocker arm break at 70 miles. Kelsey also out at 50 miles due to engine trouble. Tomorrow a 225 mile race for the Automobile Club of America's Championship cup is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond, Fla
Daytona Beach
Louis J. Bergdol
Bergdoll
Stevens
R. G. Kelsey
L. J. Bergdoll
Automobile Club of Americas
Mathews to Box with Former Champs Matthews Ferns at People's Theater
Matty Matthews and Rube Ferns two former welterweight champions tour the country and appear next week at the People's Theater alongside The Avenue Girls. Their boxing on stage is billed as the most strenuous ever staged by fighters and draws local boxing followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Matthews
Rube Ferns
People’s Theater
Avenue Girls
Matthews
Ferns
Frank Erne
Erne
Lavigne
Cincinnati
San Gregorio Handicap Won by Tom Shaw at Emorysville
Oakland dispatch reports the two mile San Gregorio Handicap was captured by Tom Shaw with Burleigh second and Silver Stocking third. Earlier races saw Fulletta, Bazil, Orphan Boy and Crystal Wave among winners.
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Oakland
Emorysville
Tom Shaw
Burleigh
Fulletta
Prince of Orange
Kogo
Bazil
Keogh
Mitre
Gargan
Alsatian
Cw. Kelley
David Boland
Galves
Tia Juana
Yellowstone
Batidor
Albert Enright
Orphan Boy
W. Kelly
el Piccaro
W. Miller
Novgoron
Scoville
Tom Hayward
Schmoozer
Judge Cronin
J. W. Furer
Beaumont
Lookout
Miguito
Fargo Rose
Yankee Nic
Heatherton
Gilbert
Hayes
Rotrou
Hildebrand
Miller
Silver Stocking
Grace G
Cadichon
Marian Casey
Hector
Golden Wine
Crystal Wave
Stuart
Emma G
Carroll
Mansard
John H. Sheehan
Elevation
Duke of Orleans
Andes
Prince Brutus
Warning
Tancred
Maxtress
Lone Wolf
Ed Davis
Bill Curtis
Beechwood
Jack Full
Captain Bush
Rosy Light
Stagg May Resign As Chicago Coach
William Fogarty of the University of Chicago may resign as director of athletics before the next football season. Close friends say he has considered withdrawal amid the reform era at the Maroon, with faculty backing a five game schedule affecting his decision on leaving Chicago. The feud between Stagg and professors traces back to early conference discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aEte
Chicago
William Fogarty
University of Chicago
Midway School
Stagg
YELL CLUB ORGANIZED IN CHICAGO
Chicago March 4 Coach Stagg of the North Side Rooters Club announces plans to rally semipro players and support Chicago big league teams against visitors. No official yell chosen yet. Fogarty urges all yells and wide enthusiasm. South Side roots claim primacy, West Side slow to start under a warm sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stagg
North Side Rooters
North Siders
Fogarty
South Siders
South Side
West Siders
White Sox in Los Angeles on special train arrival
A special train carrying Chicago American League team members and officers, led by President Comiskey, arrived in Los Angeles today. The second team, with Comiskey, may proceed to San Francisco tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Comiskey
San Francisco
Regulars Defeat Gym Blues 51 to 28 in Gymnasium clash
The C G A C Regulars routed the Gym Blues last night at the Gymnasium Building by 51 to 28. The Regulars travel to face the Haskell Indians this Saturday night at the Gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gym Blues
Haskell Indians
American car reaches Omaha in New York to Paris race
The American car arrived in Omaha at 11 35 PM and will depart at eight o’clock tomorrow morning. The driver said the last fifty miles had a surface several inches deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Paris
Mude
Endurance horse race across continent sparks debate
A planned cross continental endurance test pits Arabian horses against selected American thoroughbreds from Portland or Vancouver to Washington DC. Homer Davenport cites weight carrying power and endurance of Arabians, while mustangs enter the field. The event tests cavalry suitability and horse stamina amid international commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Davenport
G. R. Tompkins
Davenport
Portland
Ore
Vancouver Barracks
War Department
Washington
Castleman
Mexico
Australia
Desert
Gillespie
Orth Diet Story Wins On Water Diet Tale
Al Orth recalls living on water for three weeks while vacationing on a canal boat. The discussion about dieting among players includes Willie Keeler Clark Griffith and Frank Farrell, noting stomach troubles affect performance and even deaths in baseball history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrell
New York
Montreal
Farrell
Willie Keeler
New York Americans
Clark Griffith
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Chick” Stahl
Zaza
Clark
al Orth
German car reaches Chicago in New York to Paris race
The German car arrived in Chicago tonight after days of struggle on muddy Northern Indiana roads. French car No. 2 remains in Chicago, while the American car rested in Omaha. French car No. 1 was reported near Des Moines today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana
Omaha
Des Moines
Covington Grocers Face Sunday Opening Protests and Warrants
Magistrate William Huber postponed Frank Ernst case to Tuesday amid Sunday closing dispute with the Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers Association. Warrants issued for three more grocers. cases split between Huber and County Judge Stephens. The association held a meeting, formalized temporary officers, and filed articles of incorporation naming 18 incorporators led by S. A. Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huber
Frank Ernst
Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association
G. B. Murphy
Stephens
S. A. Dougherty
Grocers’ Association
Huber
Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Protective Association
H. P. Neuber
Theodore Dickman
G. B. Remley
C. N. Seales
Andrew Jaap
T. J. Swindler
J. Drexel
George Ossenbeck
B. T. Gronefeld
Frank Schneider
Peter Schneider
John Taylor
E. 0. Bilesack
M. J. Farneau
J. H. Niehaus
John Dalheim
A. Dougherty
Priest James W. Smith Will Probated In Kenton County
The will of Rev. James W. Smith pastor of St. Patrick's Church who died last week was probated in Kenton County Court. He leaves $300 for masses for himself and family $100 for the poor and multiple bequests to church charities hospitals and relatives including 200 to St Elizabeth's Hospital 200 to the Sisters of the Good Shepherd 200 to the Little Sisters of the Poor 200 to St Joseph's Orphan Asylum 200 to St Patrick's Church for a new school 1000 to his nephew Louis Smith and 200 to St Mary's Seminary The executor is instructed to dispose of his Covington home at 257 West Fourth Street and to leave the remainder to Rev. James L. Gorey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Smith
St. Patrick’s Church
Kenton County
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Newport
Little Sisters of the Poor
Cincinnati
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Covington
C. P. Maes
Louis Smith
Anna Smith
Peter Smith
St. Mary's Seminary
Maysville
West Fourth Street
James L. Gorey
Electrician Survives 4500-Volt Arc Incident
Robert E. Bailey, 21, of Covington, an employee of Union Light Heat and Power, escaped electrocution after a 4500 volt shock at Robbins avenue and Greenup street. He was thrown fifteen feet, burned, and unconscious but expected to recover after lowering the arc light from the pole. The shock broke his hold and saved him from deadly ground connection via a wet insulated platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Bailey
Robbins Avenue
Covington
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Greenup Street
Bailey
No Candidate Selected for Sixth Kentucky District Race
Chairman Richard P. Ernst says no one has been mentioned or announced as a Republican candidate for Congress in Kentucky's Sixth District. He notes the party has no prearranged nominee and expects voters to choose the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kentucky
Richard P. Ernst
Mrs Adelia Simmons dies at 78 in the Amsterdam Pike home
Mrs Adelia Simmons 78 widow of Robert S. Simmons and mother of state representative Robert C. Simmons died at her Amsterdam Pike home. A prominent figure in social and religious circles she belonged to Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Survived by three children Robert Rufus and Susan. Funeral services held this afternoon with interment in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adélia Simmons
Robert S. Simmons
Robert C. Simmons
Kenton County
Amsterdam Pike
Madison Avenue
Doctor Sues Dead Man in Kenton Court
City Attorney George Philipps of Covington filed suit in Kenton Court as attorney for Dr. B. M. Ricketts of Cincinnati. Retiree sued M. Gassett of Rosedale for 142 dollars for professional services. The clerk learned the defendant had been dead for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Philipps
Covington
Kenton Court
B. M. Ricketts
Cincinnati
Kenton Court Notes and Local Civil Actions
Police Judge Read continued the case of Charles McCoy a steeple jack charged with failing to provide for his child while he promised to pay $2 weekly Mrs May McCoy filed a circuit court suit for divorce custody and alimony naming a co respondent Pe French sued the Keller Brady Company and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for 28000 damages for personal injuries Judge W McD Shaw appointed doctors to examine Addie Mehaffey charged with murdering Dr Fred Kolthoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
Covington
Charles McCoy
McCoy
May McCoy
Pe. French
Keller-Brady Company
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
W. McD. Shaw
Woman Found Guilty of Cruelty in Child Case
Mrs Anna Boling of East Seventh Street was found guilty of cruelty to her seven year old stepchild after a trial before Judge Shaw in Covington. She was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Boling
East Seventh Street
Local notices list residents and ages in Dayton Lima areas
Fragmented OCR reads names and addresses with ages from Dayton and Lima regions. Individuals include Frank Recuir Reeda from Dayton, Laura Z Baumgartner from Dayton, Charles E Spees, Inez Fowntelle from Lima, and Arthur E Say from nearby locale. Details are garbled but indicate a public notice format listing residences and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Recuir Reeda
Dayton
Laura Z. Baumgartner
Eae
Charles E. Spees
RAGE
Ccvechovcare
Inez Fowntelle
Lima
Seceseessee
Arthur E. Say
Ceaeeseyees
Jury Disagrees I W Poolroom Case
After nearly five hours the jury in the Anthony Bonero poolroom case couldn't reach a verdict and was dismissed. Attorneys Raison, Ryan of Newport and O'Neal of Covington represented the defendant and challenged the jury commissioners. motions to quash the indictment were overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Bonero
Raison and Ryan
Newport
O'Neal
Covington
Berry
T. H. Johnson
George Fenburg
Otto Ott
Henry Lewis
J. C. Barringer
George Winters
J. B. Andrews
Albert Yeckel
W. H. Newell
Frank Wick
Isaac Skelton
Fire rescue horse dies after Newport barn blaze
A $1,500 thoroughbred owned by Joseph Enzweiler perished after being rescued from the Newport Livery Company's barn fire at Fourth and Saratoga streets Tuesday morning. Firefighters and workers pulled the animal from flames. inhalation caused its death despite Tuesday night veterinary care. The horse, with a 2:18 trotting record, had recently refused a $1,400 offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ‘ Enzweiler
Newport Livery Company
Fourth
Saratoga Streets
Funeral held for Prof Wilbur Guy principal of Cote Brilliante
The funeral of Prof Wilbur Guy principal of the Cote Brilliante School behind Newport was held yesterday at his Mt Pleasant avenue home with services and burial in Evergreen Cemetery. All students attended and numerous floral tributes were sent. The Board of Trustees will meet tonight to select a new principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Guy
Cote: Brilliante School
Newport
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
Cote Bril- Hante
Newport Vaccination Orders Issued for Pupils
Health Officer Brown of Newport ordered School Superintendent Regenstein to vaccinate all pupils before next week with exemptions for those already vaccinated this year. Brown said he did not fear an outbreak of smallpox, calling it a precaution. Three cases exist in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Newport
Regenstein
Brothers Dispute Road Obstruction Suit Filed
Bernard Leflett sues his brother Peter Leflett in circuit court for 745 dollars alleging obstruction of a roadway leading from Bernard's farm. The filing cites property disturbance and seeks damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Leflett
Peter Leflett
Campbell County Court Actions Include Divorces and Estate Settlement
In the Circuit Court Emma Moneyhon sues Jacob Moneyhon for divorce citing cruelty and seeks alimony. Matt Maschinott, administrator of the estate of Susan and Louis Dummel, files for settlement and asks sale referral to Master Commissioner with life interest on proceeds. Judge Yungblut grants Augusta Be Guenther a divorce from Conrad Guenther with $5 weekly alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Moneyhon
Jacob Moneyhon
Matt Maschinott
Susan
Louis Dummel
Yungblut
Augusta BE. Guenther
Conrad Guenther
Newport News in Brief
The John Greife Coal Company cut best river coal price to 3.25 a ton at 201 York St. A lamp explosion in East Fourth Street, Edward Collins residence, scattered oil and lit the carpet but fire was put out. Miss Mary Heins and Fred Reisch wed in St. Joseph's Church Alexandria. Mrs. John Dutle was moved to Good Samaritans Hospital for serious surgery. Elks Euchre party planned for St Patrick's Day with prizes. Water Works Commission approves six inch main on Seventh Street from Oak to Linden. claims totaling 1277 dollars allowed. daily water use about 1,660,000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greife Coal Company
York St
Edward Collins
East Fourth Street
Mary Heins
Alexandria
Fred Reisch
Newport
St. Joseph’s Church
John Dutle
Lindsey Street
Good Samaritans' Hospital
St. Patrick’s Day
Andy Livingston
Frank Maher
A. Thompson
Alf. Gowling
Digby
Newport, Board of Water Works Commissioners
Seventh Street
Oak
Linden Avenue
Unclear Fragments Highlight Personal Details
Fragmentary text lists names, ages, and residences with partial, unreadable phrases. No coherent event or context is discernible beyond personal identifiers and vague references to ages and places.
Covington Real Estate Transfers
William and Anna Byrne and others transfer 24 by 100 feet on Beptic Street Covington to P W Brolley and Louise. B D Gregory sells 100 feet in Scott Street to Bridget and Eurasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Anna Byrne
P. W. Brolley
Bectic Street
Louise
B.D. Gregory
Bridget
Eurasia
Scott Street
New Store to Open on Vine Street This Saturday
The New Store at 605 Vine Street will open on Saturday March 7 with an opening special promoted in Friday and Saturday papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
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Baseball Printers
Phillies
Bishops Fighting Racing
Usinger
Braunwart
Coppers Bowl
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Rough Riders
Bachman's Alleys
Gerhardt
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Lindeman Water Eeenee
Ciassingensersne
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Grandfield
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Hamilton County League
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Eureka
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Seeee
CUBS
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Indiana Resort
M’hale
Ormonds
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YELL
White Sox
Thomas
Oregon
Africa
Ben-Hur
United States Cavalry
Orth’s Diet Story
Orsside
Adelia Simmons
Doctor Sues Dead Man
Kenton Court Notes
Bury
Campbell County Courts
Newport News
Calvin -Merreck
Daytom, O
Hazel Ito
Steer
Newport Real Estate
William R. Cobb
Maude E. Cobb
Harris’ Heirs Addition
Bellevue
George H. Davison
William Riedlin
Covington Real Estate
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