DRAFTS RULED FOR MOTORISTS
Introspection urged for drivers by Eirnest Motter of the Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association with questions on signaling, right of way, passing, parking, and safety. Kenton County awarded a $14 147.20 contract for half a mile of concrete road on Amsterdam pike. Notable meeting notes include convention reports, club dues, new members, and liquor confiscations and bonds set for June hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirnest Motter
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Tit
Association
Kenton County
Mills & Sweeney
Amsterdam Pike
Montague Street
Devon Park
John Kreete
American Automobile Association
Washington, D.C
Detroit
Chicago
W. A. Glaser
Madison Avenue
Harry Meyers
Woodburn Avenue
W. T. Green
West Fourth Street
George F. Eaton
Ft. Mitchell
John Barlow
Kenton
E. 0. Flaugher
Foster
Covington Children's Home Captains Meet
The first joint meeting of men and women captains for the Covington Children's Home campaign was held at the Y M C A with thirty captains represented. Campaign Chairman S Rouse said the effort will begin May 15 and will use organized, non solicitation methods to present the home’s needs for a new Devon Heights building. Meetings for team members are set for next Monday in Odd Fellows Hall with women and men attending separate sessions. Mrs Orie S Ware noted ten teams are formed with five more nearly ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Rouse
Devon Heights
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Orie S. Ware
Intoxicated man denied bond on liquor charge
Harrigan Frye of 536 Columbia street Newport appeared before Commissioner O H Roetken Covington for bond but was refused and ordered placed in Newport Jail. Roetken said Frye was intoxicated entering the office. Frye's address was listed as 526 Columbia street. Abraham Klatch of 52 Columbia street and Creighton and his mother Minnie Creighton of 411 York street Newport were released on bonds of 500 and 200 respectively to appear for a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrigan Frye
Columbia Street
Newport
O. H. Roetken
Covington
Roetken
Frye
Abraham Klatch
Creighton
Minnie Creighton
York Street
Volta-Tonic promises cheap battery recharge solution
Radio fans are told of VOLTA-TONIC a new compound that recharges 12 or 18 dry cell batteries at 7c per bottle claiming savings over 60 percent. The ad notes shipping anywhere at 7ic per bottle and provides VOLTA-TONIC CQ 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
President Poses with Girl Who Forgets Poppy
Louise Shaffer aged two from Washington presented a VFW poppy to President Coolidge. He picked her up for a photograph as she forgot to pin the flower to his coat lapel in the fluster of the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louise Shaffer
Coolidge
Unidentified 16 year old boy to be buried today
The body of an unidentified boy, about 16, found in the Licking River last Friday morning by a fisherman, will be buried today in Highland Cemetery. Thousands viewed the body at Swindler's undertaking establishment in Latonia, but no identification was made. The clothing, found with the body, bears laundry marks but no owner is known. The coroner noted the garments were too large for the drowned boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking River
Highland Cemetery
Swindler’s Undertaking Establishment
Latonia
John Haubner
Licking Pike
Stephens
Liberty Corners comedy by Parish Players at Holy Cross
The Parish Players of Holy Cross Church Latonia stage the comedy Liberty Corners at the school auditorium on Church Street tonight tomorrow and Thursday. Directed by Harry Pauly the cast includes Catherine Waywood Catherine Wenstrup Ruth Healy Loretta Ahrens Margaret Robinson Jack Flesch William Leinmiller Thomas Gill Bernard Hellman Raymond Quinn Frank Coby Eyril Faust Fred Unkraut and others in a thirty person production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
Latonia
W. H. Johnson 66 Found Dead at Ludlow Home
William Henry Johnson 66 died suddenly at his home 5 Kenner street Ludlow. Coroner said death due to cerebral hemorrhage after he ate breakfast and prepared to go to work. He was employed at the Linton Hotel Cincinnati and survived by his wife and three grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Johnson
William Henry Johnson
Kenner Street
Ludlow
Stephens
Johnson
Linton Hotel
Cincinnati
Drunk In Auto Leads to Fifteen Days Jail Time
Covington police owner Tommy Harris reports his farm hand William Miller age 26, a negro, drove his car to Covington and did not return. Miller was found intoxicated at Twenty sixth Street and Madison Avenue. Judge Manson sentenced Miller to fifteen days in jail after Harris stated Miller wore a uniform coat and police badge when found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Harris
Covington
Decoursey Pike
William Miller
Harris
Twenty Sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Manson
Miller
Final Rehearsals for Hottentot at Covington Library
The Knights of Columm bus Players stage The Hottentot a comedy by William Collier at Covington Library Auditorium Robbins and Scott streets on May 12 13 and 14. Proceeds go to the Bishop Carrell Council building fund for a new home at Lynn street and Madison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Colummbus Players
Hottentot
William Collier
Covington Library
Robbins and
Scott Streets
Bishop Carrell Council
Lynn Street
Madison Avenue
Covington Notes and Local Court Events
Thrill of Louis C Hauck probate in Kenton County Court bequeathed to wife Dora Hauck as executrix. Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets at Union M Church at 2 PM. speaker Mrs. Clarkson West on Child Welfare. William Smith fined 100 dollars and jailed for moonshine possession. bond set at 1,000. William H Keckeley, 74, dies in Florence. survived by four daughters. former Covington resident and local plating business worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Louis C. Hauck
Kenton
Dora Hauck
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Union M. Church
Greenup Streets
Clarkson West
William Smith
Pike Street
Manson
William H. Keckeley
George Taylor
Florence
Scott Street
M. E. Church
Dowdy seeks absolute divorce in Kenton Circuit Court
M A Dowdy sues wife Nellie Dowdy at 318 West Twenty first street for absolute divorce alleging curses and beatings and asks for child custody. Cora Clark sues for absolute divorce from Leslie Clark and restoration of maiden name Cora Havlin. Ault Wiborg Co of Cincinnati sues George Moser for 215 on a merchandise account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
M. A. Dowdy
Ex Cincinnatian Shot Near Death in West Virginia
Frank Evans of Cincinnati was believed dying in Charleston hospital after two masked men shot him during a Birchton Raleigh County robbery Saturday night. Evans, who planned to buy a restaurant, said the assailants took $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Frank Evans
West Seventh Street
Cincinnati
Birchton
Raleigh County
Evans
Evans Leaves Cincinnati After Years at West Seventh Rooming House
James Demmons, manager of a rooming house at 506 West Seventh street, says Evans, who lived there for years, left Cincinnati six weeks ago. Evans's wife, Mrs. May Evans, resides at 522 West Seventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Demmons
West Seventh Street
Evans
Cincinnati
May Evans
Demmons
Newport Woman Sues For Divorce On Abandonment Charges
Three divorce suits filed in Campbell County Circuit Court name Newport residents as plaintiffs. Cora Baus sues Edward Baus alleging abandonment after their Newport marriage of August 28 1920 with one child Emma. Horace W. Root represents her. Marie Smith seeks divorce from Raymond Smith on abandonment with restoration of her maiden Sullivan name. she and Raymond wed in Newport in 19 . John Roebuch represents her. Mae Theetge sues for cruelty from husband believed to be in Middletown Ohio. she seeks her maiden Lovins name back. John S. Roebuch represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Cora Baus
Newport
Edward Baus
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Emma
Horace W. Root
Marie Smith
Raymond Smith
Sullivan
John Roebuch
Mae Theetge
Ohio
Middletown
Lovins
John S. Roebuch
Attack on Newport woman two times in a week
Amanda Burnette of 6509 West Third street Newport says two masked men entered her home while she slept and beat her, stealing $1.35. She was treated at Speers Hospital in Dayton before returning home. The attacker, a former suitor, was involved in a prior April 26 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Burnette
West Third Street
Newport
Final plans to raise Campbell County Children’s Home quota
Final plans for the drive to raise the Campbell County quota of 20 000 to build new buildings for the Kentucky Children’s Home Society in Louisville were made at St. Paul’s Church. Frank B. Stegemann reported 10 000 already subscribed. The campaign starts this morning with canvassing of every county home led by C W Adams of Ft Thomas. George N Sehen, longtime president, said the new building would double capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Louisville
Kentucky Children's Home Society
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Frank B. Stegemann
Special Gifts Committee
C. W. Adams
Ft. Thomas
George N. Sehen
Society
Committee To Protest Tax Increase On Intangible Property
George Kaufmann County Tax Commissioner John Hurley Deputy County Tax Commissioner and Conrad Matz County Attorney were named a committee to appear before the State Board of Taxation in Frankfort to protest a 20 percent increase in assessments on intangible personal property and livestock. The move follows a board order that could raise county valuations by more than $800000 for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kaufmann
John Hurley
Conrad Matz
State Board of Taxation
Frankfort
Buten
State Board
Newport notes quick arrests and court actions
Walter Gleason and William Fordyce were arrested in Ft Thomas for grand larceny after attempting to steal an automobile owned by William Wright. Ben Sowers and Zivco Zition faced drunkenness charges after a motorcycle fire. D C Jones and Courtney Miller were fined for drunken driving and drunkenness. Nurses at Speers Hospital plan a card party to furnish the new nurses home. Four Newport men of Race street were fined for drunkenness. Peter Beck faced a tougher docket for past drinking and potential max penalties. Walter DeMarcus was fined for drunkenness. John Gabbard was fined for disobeying a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
Walter Gleason
Park Place
William Fordyce
Bill Theis
Central Avenue
Ross and Young
Ft. Thomas
William Wright
South View Avenue
Wright
Ben Sowers
Odeon Street
Zivco Zition
Cincinnati
South Ft. Thomas Avenue
Moore
D. C. Jones
York Street
Courtney Miller
Jense
Eleventh
Patterson Streets
Speers Hospital
William Vail
George Converse
Sam Breiling
A. B. Vocke
Newport
Peter Beck
Walter DeMarcus
John Gabbard
East Third Street
Realty transfers in Kentucky write up parcels and prices
John W. Dean transfers a Ft. Thomas lot to Theodore Darlington for 500 in stamps. Highland Real Estate and Investment Company sells a Highland Baby Farms lot to Jessie M. Yates for 500 in stamps. Bertie Schneider sells a Clifton lot to J. O. Gilbert for 2000 in stamps. W. H. Burns transfers a Bellevue lot to Leon C. Moore for 9000 in stamps. Cappie Snowden sells a Newport lot to Joseph Steffen for 500 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dean
Theodore Darlington
Ft. Thomas
Highland Real Estate and Investment Company
Jessie M. Yates
Highland Baby Farms
Bertie Schneider
J. O. Gilbert
Clifton
W. H. Burns
Leon C. Moore
Bellevue
Cappie Snowden
Joseph Steffen
Newport
Marriage Licenses Granted Across Several States
A list of individuals obtaining marriage licenses shows names such as Michael C. Aman Mane H. Behler and Elizabeth Frey along with residences in Cincinnati Bellevue Urbana Cold Springs Alexandria Brooklyn and Jeffersonville. The compilation reflects licenses issued in multiple states including Ohio Kentucky and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Name
Michael. C. Aman
Mane H. Behler
Thomas C. Zeighe
Helen C. Ropp
Jehn C. Deah
Elizabeth Frey Hoeiuie
George Kramer
Mary Teech
George Boulbol
Sadie Barbary
Vivien P. Baughn
Donna F. Straley
Cincinnati
Bellevue
Urbana
O. Urbana
Cold Springs
Alexandria
Brooklyn
N. Y
Washington
O. Jeffersonville
International Council of Women opens seventh quinquennial session
Washington May 4. The International Council of Women opened its seventh quinquennial session with addresses in English French German and Spanish. Secretary Hoover delivered a greeting, Lady Aberdeen presided and presented a message, and Mrs. Philip Northmore led the US National Council of Women. The Marine Band provided music as delegates from forty two countries met after committee work. Lady Aberdeen stressed the strength of the organization rests on constitutional inhibition against political and religious controversy and aims to build mutual aid through informed public opinion and international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
International Council of Women
Hoover
Lady Aberdeen
Philip Northmore
National Council of Women of the United States
Marine Band
Sara Sothern Receives Gold Brooch From Princess Royal
Cincinnati remembers Sara Sothern from The Fool at Shubert Theater. She received a gold brooch from Princess Royal, eldest sister of King George of England, for her performance. The accompanying photo shows Miss Sothern admiring the royal gift.
Treasury to Publicize Smuggling Cases After Closure
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrewsdirected Customs Collectors to reveal details of smuggling cases after government investigations close and a finding against the offender, aiming to deter individuals importing jewelry and other articles by publicity. The order supersedes two-year-old restrictions on disclosing case specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Missouri bank officer surrenders in Detroit
George D. Komar a 53 year old former Maplewood Missouri bank treasurer walked into a Detroit police station on May 4 and asked to be arrested for a $10,000 theft from his former employer. He said the money was lost at gambling and that he left Maplewood two weeks earlier seeking to face the music. He noted he was a bachelor and implied marriage might have stopped his gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George D. Komar
Wear Maplewood
St. Louis
Komar
Maplewood
Embezzlement Warrant For Komar Former City Clerk
A warrant issued by Clayton authorities charges George D. Komar former City Clerk and Maplewood collector with embezzlement. Komar, held in Detroit, disappeared April 28 two days before the annual audit began. The audit shows a $5 000 shortage in his accounts with incomple te records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
George D. Komar
Maplewood
Detroit
Clayton
Komar
Plant heir’s planned marriage postponed due to illness
New York May 4 The illness of Philip Morgan Plant adopted son of the late Commodore Morton F. Plant has caused indefinite postponement of his marriage to Judith M. Smith of this city. The wedding had been set for June 5. Plant is heir to a portion of the Plant family fortune from railroads hotels and steamship lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philip Morgan Plant
Commodore Morton F. Plant
Judith M. Smith
Plant
Estonia Debt Fund Payment Plan Discussed
Washington May 4 Negotiations between Treasury and Estonian legation officials focus on a debt funding agreement for $40 to $50 million owed for relief advances in 1919 and later. The talks draw on the British settlement as a framework with potential moratorium or reduced interest early in repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Esthonia
Treasury
Legation
Radio programs for today across multiple stations
Listings show evening schedules for Cincinnati WLW and WSAI with concerts scores and chautauqua segments plus New York WEAF programs and other stations. Philadelphia WIP and Cleveland WEAR offer concerts opera and entertainment slots followed by Chicago WLS and Dallas WFAA broadcasting national holiday programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIP
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Youngstown
Amherst
WGBS
Ew York
Chicago
Opera
WEAF
New York
WEEI
WFI
WCAE
WEAR
WGR
WWI
Nikita Baheff
WOAI
San Antonio
WPG
Atlantic City
WLS
WFAA
Dallas
Evening broadcast schedule highlights college to opera lineup
WGBS New York presents a 315.6 meter broadcast lineup from 6:30 P.M. with college players to 10 P.M. orchestra. Events include a recording competition at 7 P.M., opera at 8 P.M., a special program at 9:30 P.M., and a musical travelogue at 9:45 P.M.
Orchestra and theater concerts plus baseball scores summary
Broadcast schedule from KDKA East Pittsburgh lists events including an orchestra concert at 5 15 P M a baseball scores and stock reports at 6 P M a radio godmother feature with more baseball scores at 6 30 P M a concert at 16 P M and a theater concert at 10 30 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Stockman
Evening program highlights at Eagle theater
At 5 P.M. dinner music features soprano and an art talk by the Eagle trio, followed by a two and a half hour session. 8 P.M. offers an Eveready hour, and at 9 P.M. the program continues with opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Trio
Eveready
Silent Tonight Central and regional stations listed
A scanned note lists a long string of radio stations including Central KOB WCAL WEMC WOBD WGAZ WGST WHA WSUI WOS WOI Eastern CNRM PWX WAHG WBAV WBBR WCAP WHAZ WLIT WMAK WOR WTAM and WOO, indicating a possible coordinated broadcast or listing of affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KOB
WCAL
WEMC
WOBD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WSUI
WOS
WOI
Eastern
CNRM
PWX
WAHG
WBAV
WBBR
WCAP
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOR
WTAM
WOO
Radio Schedule Fragments Prominent in Chicago Listings
WBCN Chicago air grid shows 266 meters with 6 P.M. juvenile period, 6 P.M. police bulletins and a 1 hour Bhai program. Evening line includes 10 P.M. classical, 11 P.M. popular, and 12 Midnight pirate ship two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
P.M. Bhai
Pew Crore Tam
Mlassical Co
Evening program list at 394.5 Met P M Orchestra and more
A fragmented schedule shows a daily lineup including an orchestra at 394.5 Met P M and a series of acts such as Boy Scout program trio entertainers Eveready hour and opera in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee
Eveready Hour
Dinner and talk schedule at WGY Schenectady program
A schedule lists a 5 30 P M dinner program and farm talk followed by a 6 45 P M sea songs, 9 P M travelogue, and an organ recital, with a 30 P M talk and 16 30 P M entry noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady
Radio Schedule Fragments From WGN Chicago and WHAS Louisville
The snippet lists broadcast times for WGN Chicago and WHAS Louisville with multiple segments including sports scores dinner concert classical hour and jazz. Times range from 5:30 P.M. Skeezix time to 10 P.M. jazz scamper and 8:30 P.M. concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Quin
Evening Manhattan Program Schedule With Orchestral Acts
WHN New York lists a span of events starting 5 30 P M with orchestra performances and a health talk at 6 30 P M followed by a varied musical program at 7 P M. Additional orchestral slots appear at 9 P M and 10 30 P M with a 30 minute musical review at 11 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
Broadcast Schedule Highlights From KYW Chicago
The schedule lists programs at 6:35 bedtime stories 7:00 dinner concert 7:33 farm speeches and a PB ae precrem 10:00 Eng at Home a one and one half hour program airing on KYW Chicago at 535.4 meters and 6:35 P.M. reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Evening schedule of talks and concerts in Philadelphia
The event list notes 508.2 meters at 5 05 PM with baseball talk and a dinner concert followed by a children's hour at 6 PM motorists talk at 7 PM a string concert at 7 15 PM a movie broadcast at 9 06 PM and a dance orchestra at 10 PM in Philadelphia.
Dinner concert and late program schedule in Chicago event
The listing shows a Chicago schedule with a 447.5 meter band signal followed by a dinner concert in the evening, three hours of entertainers, and a midnight dance music segment. AWE from WEAF New York is noted with a three hour program after 8 PM and a 1 PM start time in Socio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weqjj
Chicago
Wea
WEAF
New York
NY Concert Schedule With Ensemble Talk And Dinner
A New York program lists events at 6 30 P M ensemble 7 15 P M talk 7 30 P M barytone and pianist 8 15 P M church club dinner details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiy
New York
Barytone
Evening Onstage at the City Hall Venue
A public entertainment slate lists a 1 hour concert at 9 P.M. followed by an 11 P.M. dance and theater acts. The program features orchestra and vocal performances with instrumental segments and a concluding dance segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
Chicago
Fragmentary Evening Activities and Scores
Fragmented OCR text lists baseball scores and talks on dogs. It mentions an orchestra at 7 30 P M and a travel hour with entries for 6 P M and 7 A M, plus a Wall Street Journal reference.
WNYC Tonight Schedule Features Music and Talk Programs
WNYC New York lists tonight schedule 526 meters at 6 15 P M police plexes sport analysis 6 35 P M talks vocal and instrumental 7 45 P M talks varied program with a mix of music and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Real Estate Transfers Across Cincinnati Area
A Cincinnati Real Estate Board survey outlines the sixth semi annual real estate conditions study by the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Numerous parcels and leases change hands in Walnut Hills West End Norwood and other townships with prices mostly at $1 or nominal sums and taxes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
United States
Canada
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Reed buys six room frame house at 2374 Mound avenue
Robert F. Reed purchased from Daniel W. McNeil a six room two story frame residence at 2374 Mound avenue for an undisclosed price, through the Frederick A. Schmidt Company, yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Reed
Daniel W. McNeil
Mound Avenue
Frederick A. Schmidt
Nash pays 10500 for bungalow on Pape Avenue Hyde Park
Curtis W Nash bought a bungalow at 3598 Pape avenue Hyde Park for 10500 through the Cincinnati Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Division. Co operating brokers were Anne H MacNeil Johnson and Moss man Bauman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis W. Nash
Pape Avenue
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Anne H. MacNeil Johnson
Mossman & Bauman
Property sale at 4716 Rapid Runpike Price Hill
R. N. Dayton purchased a two family eight room frame residence at 4716 Rapid Runpike Price Hill for 10250. Nicholas Schaeffers sold the property and Al Koch Realty Company acted as broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Dayton
Rapid Runpike
Price Hill
Nicholas Schaeffers
al Koch Realty Company
Cincinnati Music Hall Association Sets Interior Upgrade Plan
No recommendations were made at the Cincinnati Music Hall Association meeting in the Citizens National Bank Building. Sol Freiberg appointed a committee to study possible interior improvements after Chamber of Commerce publicity efforts. Julius Fleischmann Jr. was elected a trustee, with Lawrence Maxwell and Clifford Shinkle reappointed to hold trusteeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Cincinnati Music Hall Association
George H. Warrington
Association
Citizens National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Sol Freiberg
Julius Fleischmann, Jr
Lawrence Maxwell
Clifford Shinkle
Auction Sale Of South Norwood House For 10200 Dollars
Fred Tuke and Son sold at auction yesterday to T L Brannin a two and a half story frame residence at the southwest corner of Ashland avenue and Smith road South Norwood for 10200 dollars. Joseph Ginsburg was the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrence Road
Walnut Hills
Fred Tuke & Son
T.L. Brannin
Ashland Avenue
Smith Road
South Norwood
Joseph Ginsburg
Builder Sells New Stucco Semi Bungalow on Marburg Avenue
H. P. Rawson disposed of a new stucco semi bungalow in the Cub Crest Subdivision to Susie K. Singleton for an undisclosed price. The sale was processed through Piper and Piper brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Rawson
Marburg Avenue
Cub Crest
Susie K. Singleton
Piper & Piper
Masonic Temple Construction Begins With Brick Knock
William Gilbert president of the Masonic Temple Company started work on the new Masonic Temple by knocking a brick from 317 East Fifth Street. The building will run from Broadway to Sycamore Street and front East Fifth Street, with a total cost of 2 million dollars. Attendees at the ceremony included Maurice Pollak Charles Taft Charles Dupuis J W Neil F J Zumstein G R Landon J W Kahler W J Wilson Col Charles F Harte M W McIntyre F W Harte J H Dickerson Col W E Melish and William Tateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
William Gilbert
Masonic Temple Company
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Sycamore Street
Maurice Pollak
Charles P. Taft
Charles W. Dupuis
J. W. Neil
F. J. Zumstein
G. R. Landon
J. W. Kahler
W. J. Wilson
Charles F.’. Harte
M. W. McIntyre
W. E. Melish
William Tateman
Transfers and Mortgages Across Cincinnati Townships
Transfers record numerous property deeds from Springfield to West End and other townships, detailing parcels from 50 by 0 feet to 32 by 150 feet and prices with taxes, along with a list of mortgages filed and canceled, including names such as Harold Packard, Angeline Keene, Frances Hoppe, and Irene Spitker, among many others. The document enumerates lots, subdivision names like Cathedral Park and Oakley Park, and monetary amounts ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars, with taxes stated per transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Baymiller
West End
Esther Schiff
Harry M. Rubin
Federal
Ana Company
Mollye S. Dorfman
John Bertschinger
Norwood
Lumbi
Carrie M. Collins
Hal S. Harron
Caroline Young
Aoutine K. Mills Et. al
Lot Syndicate Company
Edward Mills
Brighton
John Krier
Nich
R Barbara Doggendorf
Harrison Avenue
Walnut Hills
Anthony Romeo
John Hadjis
Gilbert Avenue
Mt. Adams
Richard M. Jones
Mary K. Jones
Monastery Street
Westwood
John C. Ruehlmann
Minnie E. Kampf
John C. Ruehlman
East End
Anna Vandeval
Nickolaus
Anna Fendler
Carthene Bach Wuebler
Clement
L. Hill
Lee, Wilson & Bullock
Loveland
George L. Smith
C. E. Knott
James V. Cushing
Loveland— Western Bank and Trust Company
Joseph and
Mary Ambruster
A. & J. Knecht
Twightwee
Nick Abattico
Matilda Escher
Delta Avenue
William A. Bischof
Mary C. Schirmann
Henry Schmidt
William Bailer
Colerain Avenue
Bank Street
Fred Bailer
Madisonville
Katherine Eschenbach
Edna Eschenbach
Stewart Place
Norwood—American Building Lot Syndicate Company
Bert Mason
Mary A. Hagerty
H. Vonderhaar
Harold Avenue
Columbia Township
Ida Fleischer
Rebie
William FE. Ruffley
Linwood
Edmund Vonderhaar
Anna Westwood
Barbara Ruehlmann
Peter Ruehlman
Springfield Township
William R. Griffin
Fred G. Graeter
William R
Buxton Avenue
Stewart Park
Crestview
Charles Leppert
Charles F. Nead
William A. Hoover
Corryville
Lou E. Dixon
Robert J
Bessie Foy
Glendora Avenue
Oakley
Albert J. Schuholz
Dora Sullivan
Schuholz
College Hill
H. B. Barningto
Rosa Ausdenmoore
N. L
Sylvester
Lillian Stall
Morrow Street
Reading
Anna T. Brelage
John
Helena Brelage
Clark Street
Hartwell
Henry L. Burress
Albert, E
Myrtle E. Kistner
Sheehan Avenue
Kennedy Heights
John K. Weiskopf
Alma Rommerhs
Euclid Land Association
Katherine B. _ Pohilmeyer
Sycamore
Elizabeth Jehiee
Bernard and
Bernadina Meyer
William D. Fairbanks
Flora A. Fairbanks
Green Township
Lydia Duhlimeier
Charles W. Breeman
Harrison
Carthage
Sophia Cork
Margaret A. Sallender
Caldwell Place
Albert W. Martin
Arvey Warwick
Springfield Pike
Charlies
Fegelman
St. Julian
Inez L. Renfro
Richmond Street
Harold R. Packard
John H
Edith M. Robins
Tulane Road
Moory Road
Price Hill
Miel Hust
Rudolph Hust
McPherson Avenue
Warren E. Richards
Frances K Nuss
Cathedral Park
Northside
Barbara Kesheimer
Angeline V. Keene
Edward N. Clopper
Minix Heights
Herman L. Minix
Roland C. Minix
Avondale
Bertha Dauber
Peter Sakelos
Marie H. Mitchell
Frances L. Hoppe
Ida K. Galloway
Elizabeth A. la Moth
Oakley Park
Oe Fa Age Hilbert
Erma Erie
Eton
Joseph H. Borger
Anthonie Gangloff
Dayton Street
Coleman
Riddle Avondale
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Carnarvon Art Under Hammer at Christie’s in London
A Dowager Countess of Carnarvon auction list published for Christie's May 22 features works from her collection including Boucher, Rops, Cuyp, Ostade, van Velde, van Ostade, Le Brady and other masters. The same day other Carnarvon items including portraits by Reynolds Gainsborough Van Dyck Leonardo and Watteau are offered. The suit involving Lt Col Dennistoun may adjust costs estimated around 130000 dollars.
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Alfred de Rothschild
Francois Boucher
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Louis XVI
Marie
Antoinette
Dauphin
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Giovanni Bellini
J. L. Bailly
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Veto praised by Cohen as Bible bill defeated
In Cleveland on May 4, nearly two hundred delegates from the II Bnai Brith second district approved and sent to Governor Donahey a resolution praising his veto of a Bible bill. Former Senator Alfred M. Cohen called the veto crucial to uphold church state separation, criticizing legislative vote-swapping.
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Cincinnati
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International Organization
United States
Ohio State University
Benjamin M. Frankel
B'nai B'rith
University of Illinois
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