Covington Street Railway tax ordinance approved
Covington city commissioners enacted an annual tax of 25000 dollars for ten years on the Cincinnati Rosedale and Covington Street Railway Company with arbitration provisions if disputed. The measure, replacing a 3500 dollar annual levy, aims to protect the city and delays may trigger court action. Excavation for a Water Works dry well will start within ten days unless court halts are filed. The Safety Department may buy two small police cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington City
Cincinnati
Rosedale
Kluemper
Safety Department
Police Department
Liquor Law Violators Released On Oaths By Federal Court
Twenty one liquor law violators convicted in the latest Federal Court term appeared before U S Commissioner Roetken yesterday, took the pauper’s oath and were released from jail. Names include Elmer Easley Wilson Maddox Felix Covington Clarence Funk Arthur Gettys Michael Delaney Charles Bramlage Charles Bright Dave Whitfield John Pointer Bob Hammon Peter Geissen William Brown George Butts James Parks Charles Turner Charles Rosicka Joseph Runyon William Fromme Theodore Murphy. Frank Hauser druggist released on own recognizance to June 1 hearing. John Franxman and Mrs Sarah Franxman held on $500 bonds for Federal Grand Jury on home brew charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles Turner
Charles Rosicka
Joseph Runyon
William Fromme
Theodore Murphy
Frank Hauser
John
Sarah Franxman
East Thirteenth Street
Federal
Civic groups urged to draft zoning ordinance meetings planned
City officials asked welfare and civic organizations to form a committee to draft zoning rules for houses garages and billboards. Complaints about five garages at Byrd and Greenup in a residential area prompted calls from Building Inspector Hellman for clearer regulations and fire safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Brown
J. A. Hellman
Byrd
Greenup Streets
Hellman
Industrial Club Elects Eleven New Directors
Covington Industrial Club held its annual meeting and election of directors. The board will meet later to elect officers. Net membership rose by sixty seven, and 20 929 people were served this year, up 4 497 from last year. Six new industries were secured for Covington through the club’s efforts. Eleven new directors were chosen: John J. Bell, R L Criglex, B H Eilerman, Chris Gottschalk, Edgar Hanauer, Dr C W Heisel, George L Hill, Henry W Jenisch, Frank L Michaels, John C Meyer, and W R Macklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Covington
R. L. Criglex
B. H. Eilerman
Chris Gottschalk
Edgar Hanauer
Dr. Cc. W. Heisel
Henry W. Jenisch
Frank L. Michaels
John C. Meyer
W. R. Macklin
Ludlow Engineer Hurt In Kentucky Freight Wreck
G. A. Odenwald 42, a railroad engineer of 86 Kenner street Ludlow, was injured in a freight wreck on the Southern Railroad at Nicholasville Kentucky early yesterday. He was bruised and cut after jumping from his engine while in charge of a fast freight train with conductor Jack Carney Ash and Carneal streets Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
G. A. Odenwald
Kenner Street
Southern Railroad
Nicholasville
Odenwald
Jack Carney
Ash and
Carneal Streets
Volta-Tonic promotes battery recharge solution
Radio fans are offered VOLTA-TONIC a new compound claimed to recharge 12 or 13 dry cell batteries at 7e per bottle. The advertisement promises savings over 66 percent and offers shipping anywhere at 7ic per bottle from VOLTA-TONIC CO. 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Uncle Joe Cannon Passes 89th Milestone in Danville
Former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, age 89, spent a quiet day with family in Danville as visitors including Lt. Jack Harding and Lowell Thomas stopped by. A Battery A floral tribute honored his 1898 role in the Spanish American War. Cannon praised Coolidge and modern inventions while noting the fast pace of progress.
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The
Associated Press
Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
National House
Jack Harding
Lowell Thomas
Joe
Prof
Langley
Cannon
Uncle Joe
Camp Egbert
United Spanish War Veterans
Coolidge
Trains Travel Southbound From Lexington to Danville
Two trains headed southbound from Lexington toward Danville reported in Nicholasville area. No injuries or damages noted in initial brief. Authorities investigating possible causes and scheduling impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholasville
Lexington
Danville
Campaign officials named for Covington Home drive
The Covington Children's Home campaign executive committee announced last night its officers. Chair, 8. D. Rouse. President, Charles A. J. Walker. Board of Managers president, Mrs. Hattie Reed. Treasurer, George E. Engel. Vice Chairman, Dr. R. A. Jones. Vice Chair in charge of men's teams, J. C. Hermann. Vice Chair in charge of women's teams, Mrs. Orie S. Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Children’s Home
D. Rouse
Charles A. J. Walker
Hattie Reed
George E. Engel
R. A. Jones
J. C. Hermann
Orie S. Ware
Covington approves widening of Rogers and Madison intersection
City Commissioners awarded a contract to C. C. Lowry for widening Rogers street at Madison avenue. A strip of ground was purchased for 700 dollars for the project. Funeral services for Samuel S. Ackley are set for 2 p.m. today at Main Street Methodist Church with burial in Highland Cemetery. Elizabeth Fischer 70 will be buried at Mother of God Cemetery after services at Mother of God Church. The White Villa Country Club plans a June opening with a Sunday card party drawing Covington residents. club lies fourteen miles south of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
C. C. Lowry
Rogers Street
Madison Avenue
Samuel S. Ackley
Main Street
M. E
Jefferson Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Russell Street
Highland Cemetery
Elizabeth Fischer
Fred Fischer
Pike Street
Mother of God Church
Mother of God
White Villa Country Club
Kenton County Wins Damages in Three Circuit Suit
In Harbeson court a Kenton County jury found for the county against ae Rattermann dairymen on a $6 800 claim for bridge damage from a Summe and Rattermann truck. The Burger Brothers malt dealers sued Harry Hoffler of the Kentucky Malt and Hop Co for $1 925 for alleged merchandise. J H Dawson sued Carl Construction Co for $325 for damages to his automobile after a company truck reportedly struck a horse and the car at Fourth and Main on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Kenton County
Ae Rattermann
Harbeson
Arrow Pike
Summe & Rattermann
Burger Brfos
Cincinnati
Artes
Harry Hoffler
Kentucky
Pike Street
J. H. Dawson
Carl Construction Company
Fourth
Main Streets
Newport Mother Describes Missing Daughter’s Troubled Marriage
Mrs. W. T. Brewer of Newport told Cincinnati police of her daughter Russia, a 16 year old who married Fred Landsaw of Wolfe County Kentucky. After a divorce Russia disappeared April 21 while working at Cincinnati Ball Crank Co Oakley. Brewer sought alimony aid but was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Brewer
West Fourth Street
Newport
Cincinnati Police
Russia
Fred Landsaw
Wolfe County
Cincinnati Ball Crank Company
Oakley
Women Charge Cruelty in Two Divorce Suits
In Campbell County Circuit Court Anne Horn seeks divorce from Charles H. Horn alleging repeated beating and cruelty dating back over six months, with alimony and name restoration to Anne Schnier. Louise Wickemeyer sues William Wickemeyer for divorce on cruelty and abandonment after a 1921 marriage, seeking child custody and name restoration to Collamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Charles H. Horn
Anne Horn
Cincinnati
William
Collamer
Realty Transfers Reported For Bellevue Newport And Dayton
Real estate transfers listed include Clara R Pape to Stanley T Atwood for a Bellevue lot at 6500 stamps. Joseph Scrivener to William Andrews for a Newport lot at 5000. Henry J Moorman to Norbert E Brahm for a Newport parcel at 6000. Valentine Kleinke to Harry Wenzel for a Newport lot at 6000. Sophie Wetterhan to Chester I Wallace for a Clifton lot at 5000. Ft Thomas Development Company to Chester A Silver for a Ft Thomas lot at 3500. William Reinke to George O Hara for a Bellevue lot at 5000. Laura M Brooke to Louis R Campbell for a Dayton lot at 3000. Some entries include missing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara R. Pape
Stanley T. Atwood
Bellevue
Charles Pitzer
Bernard Winberg
Ingalls ‘Park Subdivision
Newport
Joseph Scrivener
William Andrews
Henry J. Moorman
Norbert E. Brahm
Valentine Kleinke
Harry Wenzel
Charles
Chester A. Silver
Ft. Thomas
William Reinke
George O’hara
Laura M. Brooke
Louis R. Campbell
Dayton
Newport Notes Chronicle Local Court Actions And City Events
Craven Knox arraigned in Newport Police Court given until Saturday to buy proper auto license tags. Harry Braun and William Birthe fined for failing to observe a stop sign. Clifton plans a May 23 purchase celebration for a new combination pumper hose chemical and ladder truck. Motions filed in Marie Salter versus Frank G. Gilming. jury verdict awards Salter $200 for alleged drainage damage. May Festival and Bazaar at Grace Church May 19 featuring art, fancy work booths, and an Epworth League sponsored program with orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Craven Knox
Fourth
Isabella Streets
Moore
Harry Braun
William Birthe
Southgate
Clifton
Main Avenue
Aptae
Marie Salter
West Second Street
Frank G. Gilming
Campbell County
Wegmans
Gilming
Salter
Grace Church
Epworth League
Names Listed for Residency Licenses in Covington and Florence
Fragments show names Nam Residence Frank Staly Covington Maude Candel Covington Lawrence Jansen Florence Kuyper and others. Details unclear due to OCR gaps but indicates licenses or residency records tied to Covington and Florence areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Licenses
Nam
Frank Staly Fie Niekioaaseuhs
Covington
Maude Candel
Lawrence Jansen
Florence Kuyper
Two Women Hurt When Automobiles Collide on Decoursey Pike
Mrs. Benjamin Burns aged 65 of Kenton Station and her daughter Mrs. J E Egelston aged 30 of La tonia were seriously injured when their car overturned in a collision with another vehicle on the Decoursey pike near Kenton Station. They were taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington. Mrs Burns may have a fractured skull and Mrs Egelston a broken hip. The crash occurred as James E Egelston switchman pulled over to pass, his car allegedly striking the parked vehicle and pinning the women beneath the tonneau. he did not immediately give his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Burns
Kenton Station
J. E. Egelston
Grace Avenue
Latonia
Decoursey Pike
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Burns
Egelston
Pogue Honchel A y Delverymen At Convention
Cincinnati delegates elected John C. Pogue of H. & S. Pogue Company as Chairman of the Retail Delivery Association. Officers include Abe Schindel First Vice Chairman Jay Litt Second Vice Chairman John Finn Treasurer and H H Bishop Secretary. The 1926 convention city is Philadelphia. Delegates tour Cincinnati facilities including Procter & Gamble and Rookwood Pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John C. Pogue
H. & S. Pogue Company
Retail Delivery Association
National Dry ‘Goods Association
Abe Schindel
L. Bamberger & Co
Newark
N. J
Jay Litt
Litt Bros
Philadelphia
John Finn
Jordan Marsh Company
Boston
H. H. Bishop
Robert Simpson Company, Ltd
Toronto
E. Barrington
C. Holmes
San Francisco
Michael J. Duffy
Chicago
Frederick Monks
New York
R. J. Gamble
St. Louis
H. B. Weiss
Walter Rose
Parcel Post Committee
Charles G. Phillips
National Dry Goods Association
E. J. Snow
Mabley & Carew
Rookwood Pottery
Procter &Gamble Company
Pullman Cars Adopt Mc Based Group Names
New York May 7 Pullman trains now use group car names beginning with Mc Irish and Scotch forms. Of 8386 Pullman cars 335 belong to the Mc group. The practice honors famous Irish and Scotch names as cars travel nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
New York
Grand Central Station
McBride
McGrath
McDonald
E. F. Curry
Pullman Company
Chicago
General Harry H. Bandholtz Dies at 79
General Harry H. Bandholtz retired U.S. Army died at his Constantine home today from heart disease. The lengthy service included roles in World War I and postwar assignments. He was a well known veteran in Three Rivers and surrounding Michigan communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandholtz
Three Rivers
Mich
Harry H. Bandholtz
U.S. A
Constantine
Sweden grants one year credit extension and Dodge stock listing
Financial notes report a one year extension of a 25 million dollar credit the Swedish government obtained from National City Bank renewal due May 1926. Trading began separately on Dodge Brothers preference and Class A common stock with 78 percent initial preference sale and 25 opening quotation versus a 100 final for the combined issue. The offering syndicate dissolved and market support withdrew after separate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goment
Natio City Bank
Dodge Brothers Preference
New York Stock Exchange
Radio Program for Today Broadcast Schedule
A list of evening programs across stations WTIC WGY WCAE WGR WFAA KOA WLS WPG KGO detailing musical groups with the Plectral club and mandolin club, historical drama The Spirit of Anne, Scottish Society, violin choir, Welch music, bankers dinner, and Mills College dinner across cities Hartford Schenectady Pittsburgh Buffalo Dallas Denver Chicago Atlantic City Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTIC
Hartford
Plectral Club
WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Butler
K. of P. Mandolin Club. 8 P.m.—Wgr (319 Meters), Buffalo, St. As
Scottish Society
WFAA
Dallas
Sweetwater Violin Choir
KOA
Denver
WLS
Chicago
Welch
WPG
Atlantic City
New Jersey Bankers
KGO
Oakland
Mills College
Silent Tonight Radio Station List
Central and Eastern networks include KFKX WCBD WGST WLW WSAI WSAI WOAI WOL and CKAC CNRM PWX WBBR WBZ WDAE WFBI WFI WGBS WHAZ WIP WMAK with W stations noted as silent for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFKX
WCBD
WGST
WLW
WSAI
WOAI
WOL
Eastern
CKAC
CNRM
PWX
WBBR
WBZ
WDAE
WFBI
WFI
WGBS
WHAZ
WIP
WMAK
Evening Music Schedule at WLS Chicago
At WLS Chicago the day’s events list an organ recital at 6 PM followed by entertainers and a string trio. The 7:45 PM slot features the orchestra with a9 PM musical program and 10 PM entertainers for thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
Ageee R. F. D
Evening Radio Schedule Features Music and Talks
WMAQ Chicago lists the day’s lineup with 4 P.M. fashion talk and music, 5 P.M. a special feature, 6 P.M. organ and orchestra, 6:50 P.M. league services, 8 P.M. a special program, 8:30 P.M. musical geography, and 9:15 P.M. violinist, soprano and baritone performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Barytone
Bedtime stories and dinner concert at 6:35 to 7 PM
Schedule listing for KYW Chicago with 535.4 meters airing at 6:35 PM bedtime stories followed by a 7 PM dinner concert and a midnight revue totaling about four and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Radio Schedule Highlights Juvenile Reports and Evening Talks
WBCN Chicago lists a 6 PM juvenile period with police reports, 8 PM Fireside Hour, and a 10 PM two hour request program. The schedule outlines station programming for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
Chicago radio schedule listing Skeezix ensemble and jazz hour
WGN Chicago presents a 370.2 meter broadcast lineup with Skeezix at 5 30 PM Ensemble at 6 30 PM, Classical hour at 8 PM and Jazz scamper at 10 PM in Skeezix time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Chicago radio schedule dinner to late night program
The listing shows a 7 PM dinner hour concert followed by a 10 PM musical program featuring radio artists. An early morning Hotsy Totsy hour is also indicated. The schedule outlines broadcasting blocks for entertainment across the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJ
Chicago
Louisville concert and baseball event schedule
Readable fragment lists WHA OUISVILLE with 399.8 meters, an 8:30 P M concert and a baseball session lasting one and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouisville
Evening Listings Show Concert And Sports At City Station
Radio program guide lists WB X station events including dinner and baseball results at 6 PM 6:30 PM and 7:30 PM. Philadelphia stations WLIT and WOO present book recital studio recital and musical programs with police reports sports scores and orchestra segments through 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLIT
Philadelphia
WOO
Dinner Music Scheduled for 6 P.M. in Cleveland
WTAM Cleveland lists a one hour dinner music program at 6 P.M. on air. The segment runs for sixty minutes featuring dinner melodies and light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Cleveland
Trade View Disputes Cheap Money Theory
Benjamin M. Anderson Jr of Chase National Bank challenged the belief that cheap money spurs activity. He argued that good business drives firm money, with money rates a result of conditions rather than a cause. The piece notes April US car production reached 420,373 units and metal markets remained largely quiet with modest copper and lead business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr
Chase National Bank
American Management Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Appeal Filed Over Industrial Commission Denial
Walter Steinman filed a Common Pleas Court appeal challenging the Ohio Industrial Commission's 1925 denial of his workers compensation claim. He says a medical condition left him permanently disabled from October 11, 1924, to January 19, 1925 after inhaling gases from muriatic, sulfuric, and nitric acids while employed by Scalland Supply Co in Cincinnati. The commission denied the claim on April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeals Board
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Walter Steinman
Steinman
Scalland Supply Company
Cincinnati
The
Industrial Commission
Industrial firms report mixed first quarter results
Western Electric sales reached 69.8 million with 71.3 million bookings, reflecting a demand drop from 1924. Worthington Pump posted a quarterly deficit after charges, while Americ Locomotive secured a Japan government order for six Pacific locomotives. Fairbanks Morse showed 18 percent sales growth but slow deliveries. Mack Trucks posted record first quarter earnings and NYSE highs. National Cash Register April sales totaled 2.95 million. Atlantic Gulf West Indies Steamship Lines’ 1924 pamphlet shows per share income of 4.46 after preferred dividends, versus a 141,850 deficit in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Electric Company
Worthington Pump
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Railroad revenues decline from 1924 to 1928 in Oregon Short Line
Operating revenues of the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company of the Union Pacific System for 1924 were just under 35 million dollars about 3.8 million less than in 1928. Operating expenses were slightly below 6 million dollars or 2.5 million under the previous year. American Hawaiian Steamship Company stockholders are told the quarterly dividend of 15 cents a share will be omitted next month due to cash conservation amid weak business conditions and shipbuilding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Union Pacific System
American Hawaiian Steamship Company
Apology for Peace OT and Americans Speech by Carrie Chapman Catt
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt told Pan American delegates that the US will work for peace and that attacks on the International Women's Council came from a small uninformed group. Miss Cecile Matheson noted America's lack of fear and cited President Wilson as starting the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
League of Women Voters
International Women’s Council
Council
Catt
League of Nations
Soviet Russia
League
Russia
Clara Guthrie
d’Arcis
World Union of Women For International Concord
Europe
Switzerland
International Red Cross
Geneva
Cecile Matheson
Miss Matheson
Prominent Delegates Back Mrs Catt on Peace Efforts
Mme Avril de Sainte-Croix head of the French delegation and welfare commission and Mme Eliza Vanmutelli Carra head of the Italian delegation endorse Mrs Catt's views. Carra seeks U S support for a Bok peace plan inviting global participation and peace prizes.
Urge Women to Lead Campaign Against War in New Jersey
At a New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Atlantic City on May 7, Mrs. L V Hubbard urged women to lead the drive against war. The committee pressed U S entry into the World Court as backed by Harding Coolidge and Hughes. A separate speaker, G Glen Newell of the New York Society of Painters, urged defining youth’s artistic element and courage before aiding youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
L V. Hubbard
Montclair
Committee On International Relations
New Jersey
G. Glen Newell
New York Society of Painters
Wee Ne
Real Estate Transfers Reported in West End and Brook Crest
The E. Kahn Sons Company purchased an “A frame building” at 515 Findlay Street West End for 7500 dollars. Cleneay Nourse Malick handled the sale for W Snowden Smith of New York. Sylvester Weigand bought a Northcutt Avenue lot in Brook Crest Subdivision from George Lubrecht for 1575 dollars via Frederick A Schmidt Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Street
West End
E. Kahn Sons Company, Meat Packers
Cleneay, Nourse & Malick
W. Snowden Smith
New York
Sylvester Weigand
George Lubrecht
Northcutt Avenue
Brookcrest
Frederick A. Schmidt
Real estate transfers and building contract listed in Hyde Park
Frank J. Kramer bought a four room frame bungalow with garage at 3206 Paxton Road from George Clingman for 5600 dollars. The sale was arranged via the Real Estate Board's Multiple Listing Division with Morris Long and Mossman & Bavman as brokers. Ger son & LaRut builders were awarded a contract through Morris & Long to construct a six room brick and semi bungalow on Atlantic Avenue near Edwards Road for Robert Kidd at a cost of 9000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kramer
George Clingman
Paxton Road
Hyde Park
Real Estate Board
Morris Long
Mossman & Bavman
Gerson & LaRut
Morris & Long
Atlantic Avenue
Edwards Road
Robert Kidd
Hamilton Corp seeks permit for 33 apartments on Woodburn Locust
The Hamilton Corporation filed for a permit to build a 33 unit apartment building at the corner of Woodburn avenue and Locust street. The project is valued at $100,000. Eli G Frankenstein filed for a permit to build a series of stores at Gilbert avenue and Beecher street Walnut Hills. The improvement is valued at $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hamilton Corporation
Woodburn Avenue
Locust Street
Hauser
Gilbert Avenue
Beecher Street
Walnut Hills
Eli G. Frankenstein
Architect Heinke Wins Funeral Parlor Remodeling Contract
Erwin C. Heinke, architect and builder, received a contract from the John J. Radel Company for remodeling their funeral parlors at 652 State Avenue. Heinke recently completed a new garage for the undertakers on St. Michael Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin C. Heinke
John J. Radel Company
State Avenue
Heinke
St. Michael Street
State Avenue Facility With Fifty Car Capacity
A site on State Avenue is described as having a capacity for fifty cars. The readable text notes the location and its parking limitation, indicating a modest size lot suitable for small events or daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Avenue
Price Hill to Get New Motion Picture Theater
The Overlook Theater Company plans a cinema at Rulison Avenue and the Warsaw Cleves Pike in Price Hill. Directors include Charles J. Penn Benjamin Stockelman Joseph G Merkle George Merkle and Joseph Greenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
Overlook Theater Company
Rulison Avenue
Warsaw-Cleves Pike
Charles J. Penn
Benjamin Stockelman
Joseph G
George Merkle
Joseph Greenberg
Northside sells five room bungalow at 4734 Hamilton Avenue
Becker Real Estate sold a five room shingle bungalow at 4734 Hamilton Avenue Northside to Harry Giltright of Gelda Baking Company Cummins ville for 8500 dollars. A. L. Meyer was the owner of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside
Becker Real Estate Company
Hamilton Avenue
Harry Giltright
Gelda Baking Company
Cumminsville
A. L. Meyer
Glee Club of Wit tenberg College Guests in Cincinnati Dinner
Members of the Glee Club of Wit tenberg College Springfield Ohio were entertained by Cincinnati business men at the Business Men's Club dinner last night. The group travels from Springfield to Louisville for a concert. Afterward Lutheran men's groups and churches in Greater Cincinnati hosted the visitors at the Grand. They resume their journey this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Louisville
Greater Cincinnati
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Bessie B. Odell
William Jeffries
Anna Ruttmer
Andrew C. Baker
Jessie Easterday
George Banning
Louise K. Elders
Donald S. Moots
Ollie Rodgers
Everett Canfield
Irene Dennerline
Ralph C. Bates
Helen Clemens
Eid
Wali
Glaciswell
Piqua
Kirkwood
Washington C. H
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Moore’s Hill
Ind
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Ewport
City Recorder
J. Mason Howe
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Penna.l. & N
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Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
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Memphis
Points
Way Point
Dixie, Terminal
Walnut Sts
Teeech
F.D. Bush
Shene
Honchelay
Atsburgh
C. F. Hughes
Otis & Co
Sentral
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Goodyear T. and
Senta Teen
Grasse
Eeeereenee
Matee
Renee
Ohio
Americ Locomotive Company
Imperial Government Railways of Japan
Far East
Mack Trucks, Inc
National Cash Register Company
Mrs. Catt
Women’s Council
Dorothy Borg
Glee Club Entertainment
CY ZO
Eagle Savings & Loan Association
Eagle
Kansas City
Marshall
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Carey
Telephone Valley 370
Lockland
the Philip Carey Co
Lockland, Cincinnati, O
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