Three more fatalities in 1925 Hamilton County crash toll
The 1925 highway death toll in Hamilton County rises to 34 with Martin McHale 76 Jean Kary 16 and Mrs Jessie Mc Clintock 55 among the latest. McHale died at General Hospital after stepping from behind a truck into Roe Eastman car on Central avenue. Jean Kary died at General Hospital after being struck by Joseph Shoemaker truck at Twelfth and Republic streets. Mrs McClintock died at General Hospital from injuries in a Stop 51 crash on Cleves pike. Ezekial Mann was injured and others lightly hurt. Ruth Waldman 6 was bruised crossing Rockdale and Reading road. Morris Walderman drove slowly and aided by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Martin McHale
Ailanthus Road
Jean Kary
Loudon Avenue
Mt. Adams
Jessie McClintock
West Highth Street
McHale
Roe Eastman
Beechhill Avenue
Northside
Commercial Tribune
Central Avenue
General Hospital
Eastman
Fifth District
Price Hill
Joseph Shoemaker
Main Street
Twelfth
Republic Streets
Kary
Shoemaker
George Brady
McClintock
Cleves Pike
Ezekial Mann
Clinton Street
Ruth Waldman
Drury Avenue
Morris Walderman
Washington Avenue
Rockdale
Reading Road
Walderman
House Votes University Levy Outside Limitations
Columbus Ohio March 13 The House passed a bill by Rep Rodd To ledo authorizing tax levies for interest and sinking fund on municipal university bonds to be outside tax limits. The measure affects municipal universities in Cincinnati Toledo and Akron and would not be included in the existing operating expense millage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
Rodd
Toledo
Cincinnati
Akron
Bill Would Not Relieve City Finances say Officials
Assistant City Solicitor Charles Lamott said the bill would not ease the city's financial condition. It aims to allow municipal universities to implement expansion programs without draining operating revenue, while Arthur R. Morgan of the University Board of Trustees noted future bond needs could benefit from its passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamott
Arthur R. Morgan
University Board of Trustees
University Pa
Boy Bitten by Dog on Pearl and Ludlow Streets
Tony Willis eight of 440 East Pearl Street was attacked by a dog at Pearl and Ludlow streets yesterday and bitten on the right arm. His injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Willis
East Pearl Street
Pearl and
Ludlow
Thief Stole $105 Jewelry From Home on Kroger Avenue
Jewelry valued at 105 dollars was taken from Frank Wolffang's residence at 3649 Kroger avenue during the night while the family was away. Police investigate the burglary and review nearby burglaries for possible links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wolffang
Kroger Avenue
Buckner Padlock Campaign Arouses Local Locksmith
New York City reader Wil on Bohannan, a 65 year lock maker, offers Emory Buckner a range of bronze locks built to keyed alike or keyed differently. He suggests master key systems and exclusive use keys as part of his response to Buckner's padlock crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
United States
Emory R. Buckner
Wilson Bohannan
Six Germans killed and thirty six wounded in Halle clash
A Reuter report from Halle Saxony states six Germans died and thirty six were wounded when police clashed with Communists at a meeting. Firearms were fired by both sides after police objected to translating speeches by French and British Communists. The police say the Reds fired first. the Communists deny provocation. Panic injuries followed the first shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
London
Reuter
Saxony
Senator Couzens Faces Tax Levy Dispute Over Bond
Senator Couzens announced a $10 861 131 53 tax levy had been served at his Detroit residence and he would refuse to sign a bond. He said the computation was made by Thompson Black of New York and criticized Treasury delays before court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Couzens
Senate
Detroit
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Blair
Nash
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Thompson & Black
New York
Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Newberry
Mystery Malady Claims Fifth Victim in Three Days
Oneida New York March 13 a mysterious deadly illness blamed on raw pork claimed Bertie Bushnell 45 and two more Bushnell relatives in Moore's Hill Georgetown Township over three days. Clinton Bush 19 died at Peck's Hill home with several other Bushnell children gravely ill or dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
N. Y
Moore's Hill
Georgeown Township
Bertie Bushnell
Vienna Bushnell
Verona Bushnell
Clinton Bush
Grant Morais
Peck's Hill
Bushnell
Vivian
Mary
Bush
Fanny
Harry
Antis Join Klan in Asking Federal Aid in Herrin
In Herrin Illinois on March 13 a joint meeting of Klansmen and anti Klan citizens requested six Department of Justice agents to probe the bombing of the H O Fowler building and to assume temporary control to curb further attacks. A committee was formed to liaise with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KLAN
Herrin
Department of Justice
H. O. Fowler
Burglars Steal $325 Worth of Jewelry From Bejach Home
Albert Bejach reports burglars entered via a rear window, breaking glass, and took cash and jewelry valued at $325. The haul included three diamonds, $65 in cash, a watch, and diamond cuff links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bejach
Héarne Avenue
Kidnaper Father Is Claimed By Boy In Bogus Abduction
New York police arrest Charles McClemn alias Anton Karl after he allegedly abducted ten year old Paul Pennell in Columbus Ohio. The boy first claimed McClemn was his kidnapper then said the man was his father and the abduction was a hoax. Paul later admitted his identity. McClemn confessed the kidnapping. The boy was placed with the Children's Society. McClemn awaits exam Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Charles McClemn
Paul Pennell
Columbus
McClem
Children’s Society
Anton Karl
Pennell
Paul
McClemn
Cincinnati
Equitable Building Sells for 38.5 Million in New York
The Equitable Building at 120 Broadway reportedly sold for 38.5 million dollars, said to be the citys largest real estate deal. Representing owners are General T Coleman du Pont and Louis J Horowitz. Purchasers linked to Empire Trust Company directors led by Darrah A Park. The 38 story tower, completed 1915, sits on an acre at a cost of 13.5 million with an appraised value of 40 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable
Broadway
General T. Coleman du Pont
Louis J. Horowitz
Leroy W. Baldwin
August Heckscher
Empire Trust Company
New York Empire Company
Darrah A. Park
Actress Writer Charlotte Carter Fiather Ends Life
New York March 13 Miss Charlotte Carter Fiather actress and writer ended her life in her fashionable apartment today by drinking poison. She was despondent over ill health and unemployment. Among her friends was Mary Robert Rinehart who dedicated a book to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlotte Carter Fiather
Mary Robert Rinehart
Reds Nabbed in New York
Bomb squad agents arrested three men caught drilling fifty others with rifles at the Ukraine Society headquarters. Agents seized fifty rifles and twenty five sabers at the Communist or Workers party headquarters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ukraine Society
Communist
Workers’ Party
Lunken Airport to Replace Grisard Field in East End
Edmund H. Lunken donates 200 acres including polo grounds to Grisard Field Company to move aviation activities to the East End. The new Lunken Airport, five and a half miles from downtown, will serve Grisard Field operations and U S Army air squadrons. Major E L Hoffman to oversee activities. Blue Ash field retained for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grisard Field
Turkey Bottoms
Polo Grounds
Grisard Field Company
Edmund H. Lunken
Lunkenheimer Company
John D. Sage
Feild
Lunken Airport
Cincinnati, Georgewa & Portsmouth Railroad
Turkey Bottom Road
Vickers Lane
Lunken
E. W. Edwards
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Sage
Blue Ash
E. L. Hoffman
Army
Eshelby Lunken
Mystery still surrounds deaths in Medina area
Medina Ohio March 13 The deaths of Fred Gienke and his wife and the serious illness of three children remain a mystery. City chemist Curtiss found no poison in coffee from the Gienke home. Prosecutor Seymour reported after three weeks of investigation. Several relatives fell ill after a New Year dinner. Rudolph Gienke and Marie were in critical condition tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Fred Gienke
Valley City
Seymour
Curtiss of
Elyria
Gigake
Curtiss
Gienke
Sophia Hasel
Gien
Reading Legion Offers Clubhouse as Library
The Reading Legion Post proposes leasing part of its new clubhouse to the Cincinnati Public Library Board to serve Reading residents. Local residents have signed a petition for a library. Librarian Chalmers Hadley notes similar requests from other suburbs and urges passage of a bill to increase library income, enabling action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading (Co.) Legion Post
Julian Stergy
Cincinnati Public Library Board
Reading
Chalmers Hadley
Cincinnati Library
Hadley
Guard posted around Government Printing Office after bomb threats
Washington March 13 Special guards were posted around the Government Printing Office following anonymous bomb threats. Detectives also patrolled the immense brick building as controversy over recent dismissals of several hundred employees continues, with officials citing reduced appropriations and critics disputing selection methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Printing Office
Printing Office
Woman banker sentenced for embezzlement in Kingston case
Miss Maud E Tefft, former secretary treasurer of the Kingston Trust Company, was sentenced to eighteen months in state prison for embezzling 3500 from the People's Savings Bank where she acted as agent. An indictment for 50000 remains outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Providence
R. E
Maud E., Tefft
Kingston Trust Company
People's Savings Bank
Bank Robbers Take About Eight Thousand From Bellwood Bank
Two men held up the Bellwood State Bank in Chicago delaying five minutes before closing and escaped by auto after taking about $8,000 from the cashier’s cage. The $10,000 in the open safe was left untouched. The president and a stenographer were forced into a back room during the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bellwood State Bank
Chicago Stocks Ex-Dividend Roundup
Armour preferred falls to 89 with ex-dividend 7 percent while West Utilities trades near 97 and U S Gypsum at 116 and a half percent. Swift International around 32 and Union Carbide at 68 with Fair and Great Lakes Dredge listed among other prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
E West Utilities
1 & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
U. S. Gypsum
Fair
Great Lakes
Senate Takes Up World Court Proposal and Boundary Treaty
The Senate moved to take up the December 17 World Court proposal and ratified the United States-Canadian boundary treaty. President Coolidge intends a commission to study the Muscle Shoals question. The Lausanne treaty with Turkey was returned to the Foreign Relations Committee. Treasury levied an additional tax of 10,861,131 dollars on Senator Couzens of Michigan for Ford Motor stock sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Turkey
Foreign Relations Committee
The
Treasury
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Ford Motor
Weather Summary For Ohio Kentucky Indiana And West Virginia
Weather overview shows rain and snow transitions across Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia with colder air by night and sunny conditions by Sunday. A temperature table lists readings from Eastport Chicago Boston and many across the region while daily highs and lows are reported for March 13 1925 along with precipitation and wind data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Obituary Mrs Eleanor Gunther Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Eleanor Gunther 64, wife of Joseph Gunther of Gunther Plummer and Wuest, died at 3046 Daytona Avenue Westwood after a short illness. She was Past Matron of Westwood Chapter Eastern Star. Services to be held at the Gunther home Sunday evening led by Emma Runck Matron. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs John Hohman and Mrs Harry W Looker and son Joseph Gunther Jr Cincinnati. Funeral Monday at 1 30 pm Rev Bernard L Rice Westwood Presbyterian officiating. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Gunther
Joseph Gunther
Gunther, Plummer & Wuest
Daytona Avenue
Westwood
Gunther
The
Eastern Star
Emma Runck
John Hohman
Harry W. Looker
Joseph Gunther, Jr
Cincinnati
Bernard L. Rice
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Richard Nagle Veteran Riverman Dies at 75
Richard Nagle 75, a veteran river man and stationary engineer, died yesterday of pneumonia at his daughter Julia Nagle’s home in Norwood. He piloted many Cincinnati to New Orleans craft and was born near Cincinnati. Survived by daughter and three sons Daniel, Richard Jr., and Martin Nagle, all of Cincinnati. Requiem high mass at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church Norwood Monday 9 a.m. Rev. Francis Warelman officiating. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nagle
Julia Nagle
Allison Street
Norwood
Nagle
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Daniel
Richard, Jr
Martin Nagle
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
Francis Warelman
St. Joseph Cemetery
Price Hill
St. Lawrence Church
Gunther
Eleanor
Nee Butter
Joseph Gunther
Daytona Avenue
Westwood
Park
Ambro R
Isabel Park
Harvey Avenue
Ww. Maes Johnson
eMillan
McHale
Martin
Bridget McHale
James McHale
Linnaeus Street
St. Peter’s
Holy Name Society
Mauderer
Margaret
Nee Lutz
Nicholas Mauderer
Central Avenue
St. Augustine Church
Richard
Ison Street
J. Ihlendorf
Main Street
Monroe Avenue
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Squibb
Thomas T
Julia Cheek Sauibe
Aurora
Ind
Memorial tablet unveiling honors late Clinton Harris on river project
Invitations sent by Captain C. W. Bell for a Tuesday 11:30 AM ceremony on the U S bridge C. B. Harris memorial tablet honors Clinton Burt Harris, Cincinnati assistant engineer who died recently. Wyoming High School to debate McGuffey High School on Philippine independence at Wyoming Club Hall Tuesday evening. Ten new Alpha Epsilon Kappa Medical Fraternity members inducted at University of Cincinnati banquet. Dr. Frank Cross served as engineer at Gibson, in attendance of ninety members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bell
United States
Bredege
C. B. Harris
Clinton Burt Harris
Cincinnati
Wyoming High School
McGuffey High School
Oxford, C
Wyoming Club
Philippine Islands
Alpha
Aeee Kappa Medical Fraternity
the Universty of
Gibson
Frank Cross
Lngmeee
Seven Win Prizes In Norwood Birdhouse Exhibit
Seven contestants at the Norwood Garden Club birdhouse exhibit at Norwood Library Auditorium won prizes. Winners include Roy Cozart Albert Habib Clifford Jones Meredith Dockum Richard Barrett Sindel Spregin and Irene Pichel. Prize houses will be shown at Cincinnati Library on Vine Street next week. Dr William C Herman spoke on birds and their habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Garden Club
Norwood Library Auditorium
Roy Cozart
Albert Habib
Clifford Jones
Meredith Dockum
Richard Barrett
Sindel Spregin
Irene Pichel
Cincinnati Library
Vine Street
William C. Herman
City Drenched by Spring Shower After Warm Day
After Cincinnati logged the warmest day of the year at 78 degrees a spring thunder shower soaked the city. Temperature dropped from a high of 78 to a low around 41 with more rain forecast and a return to fair cold conditions tomorrow per Weather Observer W ie Devereaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W.ie Devereaux
United States
Birth announcements listing multiple families and children
A compiled birth notice lists numerous families with newborns and parents across addresses in Norwood and nearby areas. Names include Stafford, Wegner, Horan, Reynolds, Thompson, Fischer, Blanken, Welch, Gaul, Schutterhard, Mitchell, Reicharde, Edgell, Tingley, King, Parmo, Prudent, and Hecker noting boys and girls with street addresses in Ohio and California where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Clyde
Mildred
Vine Street
Oe and
May
Revere Street
Wegner
Efed
Stella
Hopkins Street
Horan
Ray and
Mabel
Lindsay Avenue
Norwood
Reynold
Floyd
Hazel
Elm Avenue
Thompson
Stanley
Helen
Salutaris Avenue
Fischer
Anthony
Anna
Plainville Road
Blanken—George
Geneva
West Fork Road
Welch
Don
Irma
Orlando Place
Gaul—Charles and Louise
Halbrook Street
Schutterhard
Gertrude
West Seventieth Street
Mitchell
William and
Wilma
Sherman Avenue
Err Cone
Argaret
Walet
Gir Scheyer
Susan
David Reicharde
Paul and
Margie
Flora Avenue
Edgell
Ogdin
Betty
West
Seventh Street
Tingley
Frank
Teeeelid
Myrtle Avenue
King
Harry
Mary
Terrace Park
Tommy
Augusta
Prudent
George “Ae Dortha
California
Hecker Henry and Mary
Wade Street
Library official killed by train near Riverdale
Dr. Tollef B. Thompson acting chief of the division of documents at the Library of Congress was struck and killed by a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad train in Riverdale Maryland. He taught at Maryland South Dakota and Minnesota universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tollef B. Thompson
Division of Documents
Library of Congress
Riverdale
Baltimore & Ohio
Wesley Crane dies. father of two Cincinnati principals
Wesley S. Crane aged 94 of 1354 Herschel Avenue Mt Lookout died at Jewish Hospital from injuries suffered February 12 after a fall at home. Born in Bethel Ohio he served as a Union Army musician in the Civil War and was an admirer of Lincoln. Funeral services will be held at Bethel M E Church at 2 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley S. Crane
Herschel Avenue
Mt. Lookout
F. E. Crane
Columbian School
F. R. Crane
Oakley School
Jewish Hospital
Mr. Crane
Bethel
Cincinnati
Alfred Squires
Elm Street
Lincoln
Shipping News Inbound and Outbound Steamers Listed
New York March 13 shipping list shows incoming steamers none for March 14. Outgoing departures include Caronia Liver 1 11 am Andrania Hamburg 12 m Acquitania Southampton 10 am and others to Havre Liverpool Havana Bermuda and more with multiple 11 am and 12 m departures. Providence arrives from Palermo March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Caronia
Liver
Andrania
Hamburg
Acquitania
Southampton
Mieuw
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Suffern
Havre
George Washington
Bremen
M. Celtic
Liverpool
Teno
Cristobal
River Traffic And River Stage Reports At Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 18.1 feet and rising at 6 p m. yesterday with multiple arrivals and departures listed. Vessels include the Kentucky Louisville Louisville Queen City Pittsburgh Greenwood Pomeroy John W Hubbard General Wood Point Pleasant Tidene coal towboat loading at Louisville wharf and a plan to remove the wrecked Coney Island wharfboat and clear the river by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Queen City
Pittsburgh
Greenwood
Pomeroy
John W. Hubbard
General Wood
Point Pleasant
Charleston
W. Va
Tidene
The
Pure Oil Company
Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company
Fred Hall
T. J. Hall & Co
Julius Fleischmann
A and Reliance Coal Company
Loulovithe
Co W. Paris 81 Dies Civil War Vet Former Post Office Official
C W Paris aged 81 of 4216 Delaney Street died early this morning after a long illness at his home. He formerly headed the Winton Place post office station and was a Civil War veteran. Funeral services will be arranged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Paris
C. W. Paris
Delaney Street
Winton Place
Aged Man Struck By Auto In Dayton
J C Lafferty aged 68 of Third street Dayton Ky suffered a left leg fracture and head and body bruises when struck by Albert Shullenberg 45 a Newport Ky newspaper reporter. Shullenberg failed to stop after driving into a crowd at Melrose avenue and McMillan street and was charged with reckless driving. Lafferty taken to General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lafferty
Third Street
Dayton
Albert Shullenberg
Newport
Melrose Avenue
McMillan Street
Shullenberg
Lafferty
General Hospital
Shrine Notice Stated Meeting At Scottish Rite Cathedral
Syrian Temple N M S invites visiting Nobles to a stated meeting in the Main Auditorium at 8 o'clock this Saturday evening. 1925 Shrine Card admits. Willard D. Haines Potentate F William Harte Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple
Scottish Rite
Willard D. Haines
F. William Harte
Local obituaries list several March 1925 deaths and funeral details
Death notices announce Wesley S Crane Henry L Crane and others in Cincinnati and nearby towns with dates March 12 to March 16 1925. Each entry names spouses children or relatives and funeral arrangements including churches and times.
Cremation Then Burial Chapel Ad in Blae
Non sectarian funeral notice for three chapels operated by The Busse and Borgmann Co. Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue. Cremation and interment services offered with no charges indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman
Avenue
Weather Notes From Pittsburgh Harbor Report
River 11.1 feet and rising while EELING River at 9 feet and stationary. Cloudy conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
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LM. Price Opticians
Main Store
W. Fourth St
Doctors Bidg
Eighth St
University
Buckner
N. Y. Hears
Lunken Gwe New Air Field
East End
Grisard Company
Blue Ash Planes
Reading Legion
Coolidge
Eastport
Boston
Kansas City
Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N. Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokanie
Francisco
San Diego
Nashville
S. S. Marie
Wills L. Crawford
Hulbert St
Edith Pennington
T. B. Thompson
Wesley Crane
Steamship News
Palermo
Jackie
Capitol
R. N
Parkersburg
Pleasant
Ohie
Wererenees
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Ohieeeeeeneees
Ky. Eeetereeesee
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Ivanhoe
Radford
Kanawha Fa Narrows
Eenee A
Arene Eene
William Busses Oo
Pikevill
Eevee
St. Louis
Little Rock
Fairbanks
Bagdad
Lodge
Fonelea
Scotia
Usnion
Pantheon Singers
Lois Wilson
Sanother
Arry Leon Wilson
Owen Davis
B. F. Keith
Venita Gould
Stoddard
SHONE
Squire Henry al Co
Verna Haworth
al Shayne
Frank Wilson
Pot Oo Cs
Poamplonship Tenth Infantry
Fifty-fourth Cavalry
Ggg Be ' Cin
Hummel
Square Meals
Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Shubert
Orm Frank Crumit
Wid
Messrs. Shubert
and Baintef
Dream Victor
Herber
Walter Woolferetta
Irk
Cox
Stuart Walker Company
Rotter
Ethel Barrymore
Alice Terry
Jetta Goudal
Walnut
Norma Talmadge
Warner Baxter
Billie Dove
AIR Mail
Johnny Hines
Doris Kenyon
Myrtle Stedman
Anna Nilsson
Lloyd Hughes
Douglas Maclean
Johnny Walker
Patsy Ruth Miller
Gerard
Mutual Burlesque Canal
Johnny Weber
Sammy Spears
Randy Kids
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Baby Peggy
Captain January
Billy Leonard
Emery Ranke
the John Church Co
Fourth St
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