Covington Plans New Jail At Stone Quarry
City Commissioners consider buying Frank Schlosser’s 30 acre farm on the Highland pike two miles west of Covington containing a stone quarry and crushers to supply crushed rock for streets and to run a modern jail with prison labor. Purchase at $70,000 would be financed with three years to pay. the quarry could cover rock needs for years and the savings would repay the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schlosser
Highland Pike
O’donovan
Schlosser
Henry Bergman
City Recorder
Harper-Ruel Company
Portsmouth
Subway Engineering Company
Chicago
Northern Construction Company
Cleveland
General Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Man Sought in Ludlow Shooting Case
Sheriff Peter P. Thiel sought a Cincinnati shoeworker known as Ed after a man named Michael McLaughlin, 36, of Elm Street Ludlow, was shot in a cottage near Bromley. Eight others from Cincinnati Newport and Ludlow were arraigned for breach of peace, Lillian Herman charged with operating a disorderly house. all bonds posted, cases continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter P. Thiel
Cincinnati
Michael McLaughlin
Elm Street
Ludlow
Bromley
Read
Kenton County Court
Lillian Herman
May Crawford
Hugh Jackson
Newport
Albert Link
Arthur Wehrman
James Crow
James Holloran
Edwin Cook
Robert Bragan
Damage suit over Kroger blast seeks $5,000 in missing services
Herman Schindhelm sues Kroger Grocery and Baking Co Union Light Heat and Power Co and Thomas Duncan for $5,000 claiming loss of his son Robert 16 who was severely burned in a gas explosion at Kroger store 1430 Madison Ave August 15 1923. David Cummings clerk died from burns in the blast. Robert also has another suit for $35,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schindhelm
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Thomas Duncan
Harbeson
Schindhelm
Robert Schindhelm
Kroger
Madison Avenue
David Cummings
Robert Schindhein
Fire destroys Covington area barn killing four horses and eleven cattle
A barn on CC E Swetnam's farm on the Taylor Mill pike twelve miles south of Covington burned, killing eleven cattle and four horses. Five tons of hay and farming implements were lost. The farmer valued total losses at 4000 dollars, partly insured, with origin undetermined. A passing motorist discovered the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. E. Swetnam
Covington
Taylor Mill Pike
O. W. Thornton
Swetnam
J T Greenwood Funeral Held At Highland Chapel
James T Greenwood died at 1226 Scott street and his funeral is set for 2 30 pm today at Highland Cemetery Chapel. He was a Pullman conductor on the Pennsylvania line for many years and a Covington lodge Mason. Survived by his widow, with Rev William P Baird officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Greenwood
Highland Chapel
James T. Greenwood
Scott Street
Highland Cemetery
Greenwood
Pennsylvania
Covington Lodge of Masons
William P. Baird
Scott Street Methodist Episcopal Church
No Parking Order Issued for Sales Cars By Police Chief
Police Chief Kluemper issued an order prohibiting parking of new and used sales cars on public streets. The directive aims to curb curbside listings and improve traffic flow in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kluemper
Kenton Circuit Court Divorce Actions filed
Frank Walsh sues for divorce from Eva May Walsh of 811 Kenyon avenue Cincinnati and seeks child custody. Flora Austin sues Ray Austin now in Ohio Penitentiary on a felony conviction and asks divorce. Hattie B. Hatton sues Guy Z. Hatton for cruelty with custody alimony and restraining order. Nettie Cook sues Burney Cook for divorce and alimony. married June 24 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Eleventh Street
Nettie Cook
Burney Cook
Marriage Licenses Published From Local Records
Raymond Emerick of Dayton Ohio weds Helen Stoffregen of Dayton Ohio Frank Wiesenstein of Columbus Ohio weds Chacoon Suscessiveiovces of Columbus Ohio Earl Murthy of Covington Ohio weds Nancy Williams of Covington Ohio Upcomming license notices list names and residences for marriages recorded in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Emerick
Dayton
Helen Stoffregen
Frank Wiesenstein
Columbus
O. Chacoon Suscessiveiovces
Earl Murthy
Covington
Nancy Williams
Kentucky Klan suit widens as Parkins seeks co plaintiff
In Lexington Circuit Court on March 9 W R Parkins asked to join the earlier suit filed February 28 by Robert B Dunsmore and others against the Ku Klux Klan in Kentucky The action accuses George Biggerstaff Exalted Grand Dragon of improper expenses and member resignations while Boone County Klan members withdrew and seek return of funds Parkins also accuses A D George Jefferson County Klan organizer of missing initiation fees and dues and misused funds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Lexington
Kentucky
W. R. Parkins
Robert B. Dunsmore
Parkins
George Biggerstaff
Klan
Biggerstaff
Boone County Klan
Boone County
A. D. George
Cyclops
Jefferson County
Louisville
Newport Man Seeks Aid in Missing Wife Search
Nelson Martin asks Police Sergeant Henry Venard to help locate Elsie Martin who vanished from home after saying she feared the operation at St Elizabeth Hospital. He suspects foul play or possible self harm. she was last seen near the Central Bridge Cincinnati end. She is five feet tall weighs 103 pounds with dark hair brown eyes and wore a black dress orange fur trimmed coat white stockings and black slippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Martin
York Street
Henry Venard
Elsie Martin
Martin
Venard
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Cincinnati
Central Bridge
Liquor Case Continued After Bail Bond Dispute
Dayton men Harry Timler and J P Kendall faced continued liquor charges after Judge Moore condemned a magistrate for accepting a bail bond in a police court case. The pair, arrested after a wheel loss at Tenth street and Park avenue, had 30 gallons of moonshine found in their car and sought a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scores
Squire
Moore
Harry Timler
J. P. Kendall
Dayton
Alfred Maybury
Maybury
Tenth Street
Park Avenue
Newport Corner Property Sold for 26000
The downtown Newport area saw a real estate transfer as the northeast corner of Fifth and York changed hands for 26000. The buyer was identified as a Cencinnatian entity in the day’s downtown property dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cencinnatian
Newport
Fifth
York
Guilty Without Mercy in Slaying at Lockland Plant
Robert Little, negro of Lockland, found guilty of murder in the death of night watchman John Keller at the International Agricultural Corporation plant on December 11, 1924. Jury sought death by electrocution. sentence set for Saturday before Judge Roettinger. Co-defendant John Fitzhugh testified, receiving life imprisonment with no parole after mercy recommendation. Assistant County Prosecutors Schwaby and Out east led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley C. Roettinger
Robert Little
Negro
Lockland
John Keller
International Agricultural Corporation
Little
Roettinger
John “Snatcher
Fitzhugh
Keller
International Plant
Mercy
Keiler
Ohio
Nelson Schwaby
Dudley Outeast
Explosion Destroys Toledo Home Injuring Two
A gas jet flame in a second floor room leaked as a match was struck, blowing Lynford Smith from a window and burning his sister Elizabeth Van Natta. Both were seriously hurt and rushed to hospital as their home burned and collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lynford Smith
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Elizabeth van Natta
Smith
Actress Jeanne Eagels Denies Marriage to Ted Coy
Miss Jeanne Eagels, ill in Cleveland, denies reports she married E. H. Coy Yale football star. She is suffering a digestive nervous disorder and has quit temporarily a play she has been starring in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted” Coy
Cleveland
Jeanne Eagels
E. H
Ted”) Coy
Yale University
Eagles
Cincinnati dealer buys street parcel for 26000
Harry Stern, a Cincinnati furniture dealer, purchased the street parcel for 26000. The three story brick improvement includes three stores, three offices and four apartments. Harry Vandt of the Greene Vandt Construction Company, Cincinnati, owned the parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stern
Cincinnati
Harry Vandt
Greene-Vandt Construction Company
Fire damages two homes in York and West Fifth streets
Fire damaged Mario Crimella’s home at 627 York street and James Prockens’s roof at 316 West Fifth street. The first blaze started by crossed electric wires behind a refrigerator, causing $100 damage. the second involved a defective fire that set the roof aflame, causing $50 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Crimella
York Street
James Prockens
West Fifth Street
Funeral of Mrs Tabke Held at Delhi Ohio
Funeral services for Mrs. Alvina Tabke 81 widow of Frederick Tabke will be held tomorrow morning with a requiem mass at St. Aloysius Church Delhi Ohio The deceased formerly lived in Newport and her husband was long associated with the express and moving business in Newport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabke
Alvina Tabke
Idow
Frederick Tabke
Carrie Forck
Fernbank
St. Aloysius Church
Delhi
Newport
Express and Moving
Newport notes on breach of peace and robbery report
Albert Duerstock of 622 West Seventh street was fined 10 dollars and costs by Police Judge Moore for breach of the peace after his wife accused him of striking her. A 100 dollar six month peace bond was also imposed. L F Peters of 171 Van Voast avenue Bellevue reported to Police Chief Ortlieb in Dayton that his home was robbed Sunday night of jewelry and clothing valued at 150 dollars, including his wedding suit and a gold watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Notes
Sawyer A. Smith
Bowling Mining Company
Lajunior
Harlan County
Albert Bond
Isabella Street
Newport
Read
Kenton
Alvin Lawrence
Grant County
John L. Lunsford
Albert Duerstock
West Seventh Street
Moore
Duerstock
L. F. Peters
van Voast Avenue
Bellevue
Ortlieb
Dayton
Local Names and Addresses in Ohio and Nearby States
A list of individuals with mixed city and state locations includes Robert McDonald Springfield Ohio and John Bone Bloomington Ohio. Other entries mention Maude Harper Hocking Ohio Warren Howard Lawrenceville Ohio Ruth Wilson Lawrenceville Ohio John P. Heller Newark Ohio Thelma Chappelle Newark Ohio and several Cincinnati and Bloomington references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDonald
Springfield
Cincinnati
Ie Smith
John Bone
Bloomington
Maude Harper
Hocking
Warren Howard
O. Lawrenceville
Ruth Wilson
Lawrenceville
John P. Heller
Newark
O. Thelma Chappelle
Realty Transfers Across Bellevue Dayton and Lifton
Realty transfers show A J Ulrich to W A for a Bellevue lot and Richard Weber to Westerman for a Southgate lot with stamps totaling 7500 dollars. Harry L Olden to Fred Joering secures a Dayton lot for 2000 dollars. Master Commoner Kehm transfers lifton lot to Alois Eckerle with stamps valued at 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ulrich
W. A
Bellevue
Richard Weber
Westerman
Southgate
Harry L. Olden
Fred Joering
Dayton
Wee
Commoner Kehm
Alois Eckerle
Lifton
Campbell Circuit Court Notes of Civil Actions
R C Kelfer filed suit with Julia Marsh to recover 3500 due on a promissory note. Carl Smith charged with conversion of 300 from J M Pumphrey. judge Aldwyerane asked for postponement, case set for later hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
R. C. Kelfer
Etriey
Julia Marsh
Carl Smith
J. M. Pumphesy
Aldw Y Erane
Mystery Surrounds Death of Boy in Dayton Kentucky
Wilbert Bold a 16 year old copy boy at the Enquirer was found dead at his Dayton home from gas exposure. Authorities doubt the motive and say the coroner reserved verdict while noting the locked doors no signs of a struggle and a carefully arranged setup suggesting self infliction. Family members recall him as temperamental and loving his mother and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Bold
Third Avenue
Dayton
Gentoo
Campbell County
Wilbert
The
Enquirer
Rex
Charlotte Bold
Dayton High School
P. C. Kamp
Camp
Richard Gunning
Dayton Fire Department
Speers Hospital
Arthur C. Dobbling
Belevue
Wal
Ter B. Hughes
Dayton Police Department
Albert
William Bold
Catherine
Charlotte
Bold
Linton Hotel
Hughes
Frank Ostreb
Ill Health Blamed for Bentz Plunge in Inwood Park Lake
Despondent by illness Jacob Bentz aged 46 of 2124 Vine Street leaped into Inwood Park Lake Hollister and Vine Streets Yesterday. He refused to explain his act saying I must have lost my mind. Firemen revived him and he was taken to General Hospital. His father Theobald Bentz cited long illness and nervous malady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bentz
Vine Street
Inwood Park
Hollister
Vine Streets
Joseph Ross
Josephine Street
Ross
Bentz
Fire Company No. 52
General Hospital
Theobald Bentz
Death by Own Action Blamed on Fear of Death
Henry Mead a 23 year old Columbia University graduate student leaped from a Hartley Hall dorm window to kill himself after failing to conquer fear of death. He left four notes to a neurologist his mother and others noting happiness and necessity of the act. Police found poison bottles and a restive night scene with incantations and a smoldering coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Mead
Columbia University
Hartley Hall
Brown University
Fall River
Mass
Brooklyn
Mead
G. Alfred Lawrence
Gigantic Roast to Shoo Devils in Ontario Cult Case
Anna Reynolds, accused Toronto cult priestess of The Faith of the Holy Light, faces custody on charges stemming from a midnight rite at Bluevale, Ontario, where ten hogs were sacrificed on a pyre ordered by Reynolds. Earl Underwood, who supplied the hogs, is in custody for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
Ont
Anna Reynolds
Toronto
Bluevale
P. C. Whiteside
Earl Underwood
GENDARME SERVES FREE MAN S TEAM
In Paris during March 9 1925 a gendarme confined for years in solitary is told of a Genoa bandit Raimondy who escaped from a Turin bound convoy. Miloni, in charge of the prisoners, is blamed for the escape and serves one quarter of Raimondy s sentence in the same cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Italy
Raimondy
Genoa
Miloni
Turin
N. Y. World News
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Fort Thomas Officials Back Inglis Highway Plan
Mayor W H B Wheat and the Ft Thomas City Council endorsed the Campbell County Inglis Highway Association plan for a Covington to Ashland modern highway. Rights of way must be secured through Ft Thomas between Brent and Dayton, with federal assistance sought. James Johnson led the committee in Beeker’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. B. Wheat
Campbell County
Inglis Highway Association
Covington
Ashland
Ft. Thomas
Highway Association
James Johnson
Fred H. Beeker
Dayton
Kellogg Nominated for World War Foreign Debt Commission
President Coolidge sends to the Senate the nomination of Secretary Kellogg to a World War Foreign Debt Commission seat replacing Hughes. The action was dated March 9 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kellogg
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Neece Hughes
Senare
Coolidge
Automotive Supply Lease Spurs Growth on Race Street
Charles A. Fisher Company leases 922 Race Street for ten years at 200 dollars monthly with a 40,000 dollar purchase option. Stella Dewey serves as lessee. Tri-a-Mint Company takes sixth floor space in the Methodist Book Concern Building at 222 West Fourth Street for one year at 360 dollars annually. Frederick ee Schmidt Company finalized the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Street
Court Street
Charles A. Fisher
Stella Dewey
Tri-a-Mint Company
Methodist Book Concern
West Fourth Street
Frederick Ee Schmidt Company
Columbia University Adds Three Real Estate Courses
Three new real estate courses opened for the spring session at Columbia University. A course in real estate transactions covers sales leases mortgages appraisals and office organization along with other real estate activities. Additional courses in real estate management and accounts and in advanced real estate law are also offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Alienation case tests tug of family bonds in court
Judge Roettinger testified in Mrs Louise Oskamp s alienation suit that in 1922 she bore bruises when seeking an injunction. Dr Wallenstein and others corroborated wounds and a heated cross examination highlighted tensions with W S P Oskamp as witnesses clashed over alleged liquor handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley C. Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Louise Grimm Oskamp
Harrison
W.S. P. Oskamp
Oskamp
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Roettinger
W. Herbert Oskamp
James G
Stewart
Atorney
Mr. Morris
Mr. Stewart
Marx
Millard Wallenstein
Union Central Building
Morris
Bee
Mortgages Filed With Several Lenders and Borrowers
Mortgage notices list Mayme A. Smith to North Hyde Park Bank and Lender Co. for 5500, Joseph Poettker to Cincinnati Loan and Bank Co. for 500, Laura C. Parker to Calhoun Loan and Bank Co. No. 2 for 9500, 51ogene Carter to Reading Bank and Loan Co. for 500, P Black to Milford Bank and Savings Co. for 3000, Lewis R. Seward to the same for 3000, George Carter to cure A. Reeves for 200, Anna Tasch to Washington Mortgage Company for 4000, Anna Tasch to Washington Mortgage Co. as Edward Pool to same for 4000, Western Bank and Just Company for 1000, Rose M. Starwold and others, and Resity Company to Nathan via Rosewater Bank and Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme A. Smith
North Hyde’ Park
Same
George, Carter
A. Reeves
Anna Tasch
Washington ‘Mortgage Company
Anna T Tasch
Edward Pool
Pany
Western Bank
Just Compania Akus Lomit Y Woodward BB
Lako” Ei
Rose M. Starwold
Scree Glep
Resity Company
Nathan
Multiple Loan Transfers Listed Across Local Banks
A scanned list shows numerous loan transfers and amounts from individuals to local banks and savings institutions. Names include Marie Lehr, D Archibald, Bernard Geygan, Coburn, Marcella Jennings, George Crocker, Margaret Supple, Carrie Rouse, Susie Ewing, Edith Moody, Lida Cary, W R Vaughn, Cira Smiley, Sean Henninger, Hennie Stern, Frank Ross, Anna Krussing, John Reed, Emma Emmert, Benjamin Jacobson, Charles Moss, Joseph Hood, Aloysius Dornheggen, Max Simon, Raymond Shepherd, Oscar Robinson, and others with varied sums from 500 to 9,500 dollars. The entries reference banks such as Southern Ohio Savings, Enterprise Bank, Provident Savings Bank, Central Bank and Trust, Cincinnati Bank and Trust, Eagle L and L A, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aura
Town Hall S. & L. A
Carrie L. Rankin
Louis F. Kuntz
Alexander Cassinelli
San Marco B. & L. A
John F. Bloomhuff
Same
Keller
Provident Savings Bank
Lillie M. Harvey
Oakley Bank
Louis Schwartz
Liberal S. & L. Co
Jewel L
Emma I. Stoutemyer
Aragon B. & L. Co
Florence L. Rowland
Clark Street L. & B. Co
Walter F. Henry
Norwood Home
S. A
Bruce Eppert
Ae Rockwell
Bertha E. Klaphacke
Teresa Lutz
Eagle S. & L. A
Sophia Hughes
John Quarters
Mahtias Junger
Albert H. Hunter
Karl A. Boles
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Irene Smith
Home Builders’ L. & S. Co
Ater Beamer
Bank Street B. A. Co
Margaret Ossenbeck
Clifton Heights
Herbert H.’ Stonebarger
Wyoming L. & L. Co
Anna Hobson
Central Fairmount
B. F. Morrison
Marion A. Montgomery
Fol Jones
Richard A. Rappoport
Sonerehe E. Reinert
Apollo L. & L. Co
Wee Krogman
Bernard Rumpke
Susie C. Ewing
E. J. Muntz
John W. Miller
Atlas L. & B. Co
Ry Nachbauer
Rose C. Hoffmeister
Isennie Easton
Milton S. Pickle
Chares Walter
Mohawk Place L. & B. Co
Joseph F. Steinmetz
Twelfth Ward B. & L. Co
Mary Boehm
Joseph Bell
Arthur C. Pletz
Monarch B. & L. A. Co
Agnes C Pletz
Samuel D. Cooper
Lida Cary
Zarum Simonson
Elizabeth Rager
Nicholas Gale
Karl F. Lehman
Matilda E. Dahn
James G. Cooper
William A. Logan
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Knee H. Herget
Oaklek,b. & L
Des Same
Karl C. White
Margaret Boswell
Fundamental L. & B. Co
Catherine, B. Ries
Westwood Homestead Co
August H. Diers
Court House
Benjamin Jacobson
Eagle L. & L. A
Mathias Junger
John B. Deckerman
O’bryanville B. & L. Co
Katherine Laudt
Mary V. Tennies
Joseph H. O'Connell
Marie C. Lehr
Oakley B. & L. Co
D. Archibald
Bernard J. Geygan
Southern Ohio Savee Ee
Coburn
Anna O. Baldwin
Gue
Enterprise B. A. Co
Edward Vogelsang
Marcella Jennings
George K. Crocker
Dana F. Richardson
Margaret Supple
Gest Street
Carrie L. Rouse
H. L. McClure
Edith L. Moody
Fred Apking
W. R. Vaughn
Valley Central B. & L. Co
Cira Smiley
Sean Henninger
Central B. & L. Co
Hennie H. Stern
A. Hengehold
Frank Ross
Anna Krussing
Cincinnati Bank and Trust Co
Kate Aman
John C. Reed
Central Park S. & L. Co
Emma Emmert
Benjamin K. Jacobson
Charles Moss
Republic L.& B. Co
Joseph Hood
Charles F. Negd
Aloysius F. Dornheggen
Institute of Government Held by Women at Linton
The League of Women Voters presents a one day institute of government at the Linton in Cincinnati. Speakers include Henry Bentley on The City Charter, John A. Fairlie on County Administration, Thomas H. Reed on Functions of City Manager, Harold W. Dodds on State Legislatures and Legislative Practice, and Maude Wood Park on Enrichment of Life by the Power to Vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Harold W. Dodds
National Municipal Review
Maude Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
Justice speeds up in Danville execution set for April
In Danville Virginia on March 9 Jesse Carter, a Black man, was indicted tried found guilty and sentenced to die in the electric chair within eighty minutes after his confession to attacking a young white girl two weeks earlier. April 17 was set as the execution date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Jesse Carter
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Stone
Scott Boulevard
Krause Pure Drugs
Madison Ave
Covington, Ky
Henry Eichler
James M. Barrie
Peter
Pan
Betty Bronson
Ernest Torrence
Peerless Coal
the Sun
Montgomery Coal Co
Sta
Phenes
NEW Angle
Kentucky Kluxers
Mr. Advertiser
Commercial Tribune
Verdigt
Gapt
Electric Chair
Inwood Park Lake
Associated Press
Gendarme
Inglis
Kellogg ON Debt Board
Avondale
Saul Rosenblatt
William Farber
Melish Avenue
Hudepoh]s Brewing Company
Joseph and
Lillie Poettker
Mulberry Street
Walnut Hills
Mary A. Antram
la C. Parker
William Durrell
Henry A. Reaves
George Carter
Gah
Wachendorf Street
Norwood
Suburban
Zella S. Young
Norwood Place
Green ‘Township
Irene Asmann
Montana Avenue
Glenmore Avenue
Itoe Deer Park
Lawson R. Hall
Nettie Birk
Beechwood
Wesley R. Il
Wesley R. Hall
Fairmount
Mary J. Murdock
Frank A. Murdock
Western Avenue
Mr. Adams
William Ruffley
Ronald Thomas
Parkside Place
Morrell Street
Oakley
Adelia Pendergast
Michael Schorsten
Verne Avenue
West End
Michael Schirmann
Raé¢e Street
Gentral
Carolina Buck
Vittorio Nanni
Gino Giovanetti
Sycamore Street
Central
Charles M. Leslie
David Frisch
Albert Rindsberg
Charles Mayer
William Miller
Miladin Banchovich
Milan Miller
Central Parkway
Henry Behringer
William J. Leonard
Sixth Street
James H. Sands
Rolston Avenue
Carrsville
Mary G. Tighe
Wilson Price
Cheviot
Harry Harmeyer
Stanley C. Meininger
Woodbine
Vis Avenues
Robert A. Casey
Harry E. Weber
Moorman Avenue
Maurice E. Welker
Thomas A. Pease
Eighth Street
Freeman Avenue
Hyde Park East
Viola Jones
Bertha S. Geier
Lenox Place
Sarah Riskovsky
Henry Fortman
Magdeline Volz
North Fairmount
Bond Hill
Fred Broermann
Ryland Realty Company
Oberlin Boulevard
Theodore Kluver
George J. Dubell
Joseph M. Plaut
Parker Place
Mitchell Avenue
Caroline M. Rieker
Christ Schwecke
Fifteenth Street
Corryville
August
St. Clair Street
Sarah Bluestein
Emily Rentrop
Floral Avenue
Ivanhoe
Charles Leppert
Edward Prues
C. W. Baker
Madisonville
American Mortgage Company
Sherwood
Islington Avenue
Frederick W. Strubbe
Clarence Breitenstein
Findlay St
Celia Schlansky
Jacob Molines
Cutter and Linn
Jacob Molinas
Max
Eva Simon
Mary V. Stenger
Joseph Ae
Thomas Dochertman
Adam Grau
George E
Marie Grau
Warner and
Ravine
Byron T. van Camp
Edna M. Thurner
Aloysius and MacKennen
Hanna Ave
Joseph Ronnebaum
Bertha Dornheggen
Thirteenth Street
Pendleton Street
Winton Place
Caroline Kuhlman
Elmer F. Dittmar
Hand & Froome’s
Lillian Englert
Giulio Degani
Fulton Avenue
S. M. Loomistooo
Anna Hood
R. E. Simmonds, Jr
Admr
Julia
Henry Sturtz
William W. Cone
Rosa Keiser
Joseph
Sadit Phinichisi
Kessen & Hemsath
Charles Reedy
Ella B. Kehrer
Ida D. Gordon
Aaron and
Louis Harris
Burnet and
Rockdale
Philip Nathan
Fifth Street
Mound Street
Sanford’ Brown
George E. Mills
Edwar Ils
Joseph Day
Mary Fey
Hackberry Street
BhUlata
Mas
Wallenstein
Herbert
Europe
Eleanor Baesch
Louise Oskamp
Anna Co. Hatch
Eden Avenue
W. S. P. Oskamp
Mrs. Oskamp
Institute OF Government
the Savings Bank & Trust
Eventh & Vine
Fred Tuke
Edward Holz, Sec’y
First Mortgage
Eagle Savings & Loan Association
Eagle Bldg
E. Court St
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