Covington and Newport Recall Ordinance for More Firemen
The Covington council committee asked to refer back the ordinance increasing fire department strength due to legal doubts. Licenses granted to Mossbacher, Schneider, Hutchins, and Schwab. Mary Stephenson awarded 300 dollars for personal injury claim. City to discontinue Sun Vapor Light Co. lighting of Central Covington June 1. Bremen Street property sale offer referred for widening. Maryland Avenue grading petition referred. Garbage disposal bids ranged from 3,200 to 6,000 annually. An ordinance with 1480 dollars for claims passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Covington Counci
Joseph J. Mossbacher
Edward Schneider
Edward Hutchins
John A. Schwab
Mary Stephenson
Maryland Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Letitia Street
Albert Kelly
George Mitchell
Exterkamp Reduction Company
Escaping Soldier Fires on Guard at Fort Thomas
William C. Coleman a soldier imprisoned for desertion escaped from Fort Thomas after a noon shift with a guard Private Awlhouse. Five shots were fired as Coleman fled into the woods after turning and firing at the guard, with a pursuit forming among troops. It is believed an outside contact supplied the revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awlshouse
Company D
Second Infantry
Coleman
Ft. Thomas
Awlhouse
Man Grabs Despondent Jumper From Central Bridge
Evening commuters on the Central Bridge in Newport halted yesterday when a man shed his coat vest and hat and climbed the railing. Edward Schaefer and Charles Watson wrestled him to the end of the bridge after he refused to give his name. The well dressed stranger, in a black suit and straw hat, declared he would be better off dead and fled toward Cincinnati before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Edward Schaefer
Charles Watson
Cincinnati
May Election Likely For Covington Health Officer
The Covington Board of Health will meet to elect a new Health Officer to replace Dr. L. E. Brinker whose term ends. Rumor places Dr. W. W. Ranshaw, a health board member, as the likely successor after Dr. Brinker's intended nonreappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Ranshaw
Board of Health
Dr. Brinker
Covington
Kenton Court Notes Seeks Contempt Ruling Not Found
The Kenton Circuit Court ruled against Colonel Alex Davezac for contempt over a poolroom in the White House Court area. authorities reported Davezac had left for Martisville, Ind., as deputies searched the premises. A new contempt citation was issued to show cause. Josephine Coffee sues John Coffee for divorce on abandonment grounds. attorney Fred W. Schmitz represents the plaintiff. The will of Harry Ranshaw is probated bequeathing all estate to Elizabeth Ranshaw. L. O. Kerkow and Anton Holtrup wills probate to widows. An order of sale was entered in Alberta B. Fleming v Robert C. Fleming. James Lee, jailed fifteen days after arrest, previously gave alias James Doolittle. he was found marching with an onion on a stick directing an imaginary army on Pike street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Davezac
Western Commission Company
White House
Court Avenue
M. L. Harbeson
Kenton
Jack O’meara
Davezac
Martisville
Ind
Josephine Coffee
John Coffee
Fred W. Schmitz
Harry Ranshaw
Elizabeth Ranshaw
L. O. Kerkow
Fredericka
Anton Holtrup
Maria
Judge Harbeson
Alberta B. Fleming
Robert C. Fleming
James Lee
Grierson
James Doolittle
Read
Lee
Pike Street
Commercial Club holds special meeting in May
Ft. Thomas reports President T W Heratesty of the Commercial Club calls a special meeting for May 29 in the Central School Building. First Lieutenant Lawrence Mathews and family assigned to house No 40 in Officers Row, likely to stay three years after returning from the Philippines with the Second Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Heratesty
Commercial Club of the Highlands
Lawrence Mathews
Mathews
Philippines
Covington Marriage Licenses Listed for Nathan Garfield and Rose Skorrish
The record shows Nathan Garfield of Springfield and Rose Allen Skorrish of Springfield as listed parties for marriage licenses in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Garfield
Springfield
Rose Allen Skorrish
Doctor Praises Grape Nuts As Ideal Food
A physician argues that many diseases come from poor food choices and shares personal relief from malnutrition and heart issues after using Grape Nuts with milk. He claims better digestion and sleep and endorses the product as part of a rational diet, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville and noting the slogan There’s a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellville
Hotel Fight Leaves One Wounded and Suspect Freed
Clarence Snethen 30 of 1008 Saratoga Newport is seriously injured with knife wounds after a clash at the Clifford Hotel about 2 am. Bartender Arthur Daniels was arrested on a charge of cutting with intent to kill but released on $50 bond after police ruled Daniels acted in self defense. a hearing is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Snethen
Saratoga Street
Newport
Clifford
Arthur Daniels
Snethen
Clifford Hotel
Ninth
Monmouth
Daniels
Hawkins
Goebel Honored as Ohio Carriers Praise Work At Convention
The Ohio Letter Carriers convention welcomed Congressman Goebel to Cincinnati with a grand reception at the Grand Hotel. Delegates approved resolutions for parcels post expansion, postal savings banks, and nationwide rural free delivery. Officers were elected with George W. Johnson as President and Toledo’s Frank Roth as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Ohio
Cincinnati
Galvin
Thomas Usher
C. T. Tesno
E. R. Monfort
M. T. Finan
Bloomington
Fay Trafton
Cleveland
Edward Gainer
Muncie
George Buchman
Europe
George W. Johnson
Columbus
William H. Stewart
Chillicothe
Frank J. Roth
Frank Roth
Toledo
E. C. Boyer
Pybolt
Hamilton
Davis C. Russell
Portsmouth
Congressman Goebel
Queens City Branch No. 43
Letter Carriere
Cincinati Post Office
W. E. Kelly
BH. R. Monfort
Johnson
C. B. McGrew
J. H. Meyer, Jr
Frank N. Beatty
A. R. Holmes
W. R. Spillman
Washington, D. C
F. C. Withoft
Dayton
H. Hosket
Markbreit
Kelly
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Barry
E. J. Gainer
Ind
F. S. Trafton
M. F. Finnan
Ill
C. Tesno
W. H. Stewart
E.C. Boyer
H. B. Kline
Isaac Scholes
W. A. Peat
Michael Mullen
Amor Smith Jr
James Friday
James McGrath
Jacob * Schoepfel
Ed Baker
Springfield
J. Schneider
Ed Langel
A. M. Goldberg
Norwalk
Edward Aid
P. D. Hill
Athens
Franklin M. Longly
H. Schiller
John T. Magavin
R. H. Fulford
J. +. Doyle
L. A. Massa
William H. McClelland
Esty E. Jones
Fred Switzer
A. F. Atkins
W. J. Medaris
Thomas Little
C. Wiseman
J. B. A. Zanone
BE. J. Saffin
L. W. Gebhardt
EB. J. Franey
L. W. K. Tracy
Cc. G. Johnson
H. J. Lindiman
Frank Springer
O. E. Hunt
L. C. Carpenter
L. A. Auil
William E. Strohfeldt
W. M
William A. Meyers
C. R. Stump
F. R. Schultz
William J. Schmidt
A. Wehming
J. M. Britton
A. E. Smith
John T. Harris
George F. Bradley
John McCall
James Grogs
W. P. Holman
E. W. Kistner
J. K. Callahan
Henry Dieninger
PB. J. Roth
Slumbering Man Detained in Courthouse Row
Elmer McCabe 23 of Isabella Street Newport was found asleep in the courthouse by Patrolman Joseph Ward. He woke to a tussle and was subdued. Charged with drunkenness disorderly conduct and resisting an officer he faces Judge Hawkins this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer MccCabe
Isabella Street
Newport
Joseph Ward
McCabe
Hawkins
Aged German Cleric Karl Koch Dies in Newport
The Rev. Karl Koch 70 father of the Rev. C. B. Koch of Newport died last night at his son’s home after a two day illness from paralysis. Born in Southern Germany he came to America over fifty years ago and remained active until three years ago. Surviving relatives include several Newport members of the Koch family and others in Bucyrus and Cleveland. Funeral set for tomorrow at 12:30 in Salem M E Church Newport with two ministers officiating. body to be sent to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Koch
C. B. Koch
Salem M. E
Newport
York Street
Mr. Koch
Germany
America
Central German Methodist Episcopal Conference
A. E. Koch
Esther Koch
W. A. Koch
Bucyrus, CO
Charles Ruprecht
Herman Epprink
Cleveland, O
Salem M. E. Church
J. G
Automobiles Plunge From Bridge Into River Injuring Six
A mobile owned by Charles Sebald of Middletown plunged from a bridge over a small river near Bethany in Hamilton County. Six family members were thrown into the water but escaped serious injury. the damaged car was towed to Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Charles Sebald
Middletown
Bethany
Newport News in Brief Abbreviated
The Newport section notes the newly formed Independent Wood Wire and Metal Lathers elect officers for year. Funeral services set for Melvin Brown seven at 2 at his home following ptomaine poisoning from strawberries. George Gates is reported missing since Saturday. Robert Connolly 47 dies after surgery at Christ Hospital. funeral at Church of the Immaculate Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers
Newport
John Fiinker
Charles Shafer
Greer Neal
Fred Shafer
William Sewell
John Shafer
Melvin Brown
H. H. Brown
Washington Avenue
George Gates
Robert Connolly
Christ Hospital
Church of the Immaculate Conception
West Seventh Street
Covington Briefs Report Augusta Jail Orders and Local Incidents
Police Lt. Martin received word from William Sayers that Roy Hamilton and George Bradford jailed in Augusta on loitering charges are ordered to appear in July for cutting to kill. Mrs. Lizzie Kroger lies injured from a broken hip after a yard swing accident. An unidentified man found in the Ohio River remains in Donnelly Bros. morgue. A gasoline stove explosion at 65 Pleasant Street damaged adjacent property valued around $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin
William Sayers
Augusta
Roy Hamilton
George Bradford
Beys
Lizzie Kroger
Lee Street
Ohio River
Bromley
Donnelly Bros
Covington
Anthony Koehne
Pleasant Street
William Patterson
Campbell County Courts Civil and Criminal Docket Summary
Peerless Manufacturing of Louisville sues John W. Scott doing business as Atlas Tile and Mantel in Newport for 50 dollars in merchandise. Henry Wewer jailed ten days for loitering. Harry Smith fined 10 dollars and costs. A Colker discharged. Ed Bram fined 1 dollar and costs for disorderly conduct. Judge Yungblut draws jury list for next term. Theresa Botts appointed guardian for Mamie Esther Frank and Stanley Botts. bond filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Manufacturing Company
Louisville
John W. Scott
Newport
Atlas Tile and Mantel Company
Hawkins
Henry Wewer
Harry Smith
A. Colker
Smith
Colker
Ed Bram
Yungblut
Circuit Court
John Ball
Theresa Botts
Mamie
Esther
Frank
Stanley Botts
Dayton Obituary and Notices Roundup
John Ennis, 54, died at home on Poplar Street after a short pneumonia illness. Funeral Wednesday at 9 AM with interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill. Matthew Renald, 57, celebrated birthday at 610 Sixth Avenue. his brother Sylvester arrived from Germany. Philip Barnett, 60, of Newport died in Speers Hospital from heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ennis
Poplar Street
St. Joseph’s
Price Hill
Matthew Renald
Sixth Avenue
Sylvester
Germany
Bellevue missing 18 year old George Gates reported
The parents of George Gates aged 18 of 260 Washington Avenue reported to the police that he has been missing from home since May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gates
Washington Avenue
Newport Marriage Licenses Names and Ages
Newport officials list marriage licenses issued with names and ages. Readable entries show couples, ages, and filing details for public record.
Deed of Trust Involving Covington Bank on Newport Property
James A. Daugherty and wife transfer property to Covington Savings Bank and Trust Company of Covington Kentucky as trustee for Lots 123 and 124 on the south side of First street east of Monmouth street in the original Newport plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Daugherty
Covington Savings Bank and Trust Company
Covington Ky
First Street
Monmouth Street
Newport Ky Ky
Property Transfers at Covington and Cov AMBION Streets
Elizabeth T Robbins transfers 100 by 100 feet at Scott and Robbins streets to L N Crigler. Alice and Robert Hennessy transfer 4 by 100 feet on Letitia street to John Hennessy in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth T. Robbins
L. N. Crigler
Scott and
Robbins Streets
Engagments and Weddings Highlight Cincinnati Social News
Social notes show engagements for Rachel Holmes of Hs dale Kentucky and Fay Ingalls, a Harvard Law School graduate with Strong Cadwalader in New York. Also, Miss Louise Hartmann to Theodore Petsche will wed June 20 at Mt. Auburn. Local events include a Home for Incurables reception and a Cincinnati Woman's Clubhouse meeting to decide on clubhouse location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Holmes
H Sdale
Rachel
Fay Ingalls
M. E. Ingalls
Madison Road
East Walnut
Cincinnati
Ingalls
New York City
Harvard Law School
Strong & Cadwalader
Mr. Ingalls
New York
Louise Hartmann
P. H. Hartmann
Eden Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Theodore Petsche
Miss Hartmann
Petsche
Cincinnati Woman's Clubhouse Company
Stage Trick Kills Hippodrome Clown in Accident
James Murphy known as James Batnan in New York dies at Flower Hospital after a cartridge fixed to his slap stick exploded. The incident occurred before an evening show at the Hippodrome, severing a neck vein and shocking the crowd, though a fatal outcome was unforeseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Murphy
James Batnan
Hippodrome
Flower Hospital
Bieser Protest Challenges Hooven Presidential Elector Nomination
A protest against the certification of John G. Hooven as the Republican presidential elector nominee in Ohio's Third District was filed with Secretary of State Thompson. The Bieser faction signed by Charles M. Bieser and others alleges illegality irregularity and fraud in Hooven's nomination and counters a prior protest over Raymond Hornbeck's nomination by the same faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John G. Hooven
Hamilton
Third
Thompson
Bieser
J. E. Harding
Raymond Hornbeck
West Alexandria
Charles M. Bieser
Dayton
Clem Kerr
Albert Thompson
Allen C. McDonald
John B. Betsch
E. E. Tunison
Meyer L. Jacobs
Hooven
Negro Robs Ohio Woman on Vine Street
Mrs Helen Barry 65 a white resident of Vine street was robbed at her home by a Black assailant who held a gun to her head and threatened to kill her. He bound her with a bed quilt and choked her cries. Police arrested John Mullington Spencer Kimbell and John Pryer as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Helen Barry
Vine Street
John Mullington
Spencer Kimbell
John Pryer
Public execution lesson for foreign miners
Pottsville Pa May 25 Sheriff Clay Evans plans a public execution of Felix Radzius to teach the foreign coal region population a lesson. He believes reporting the event to Poles Hungarians Slavs Lithuanians Russians and Italians will deter murders in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Clay Evans
Felix Radzius
Evans
Priest Wounded in Salisbury Stabbing Resting Comfortably
Rev. Father Joseph F. Lubeley, wounded in Salisbury Missouri after church services, is resting easily at St. Mary's Infirmary. Attendants say he is expected to recover and may leave hospital within three weeks unless complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Joseph F. Lubeley
St. Mary's Infirmary
Joseph Schutte
Salisbury
Purely Personal Travel and Visits Among Avondale Society
A Cincinnati society note lists Miss Pearl Means returning to Yellow Springs after visiting her sister, and Miss Sadie Eppstein planning an Atlantic voyage to Europe. Several families meanwhile travel to New York, Huntington, and Europe for visits, conventions, or summer stays, including B nai B rith delegate Bernard Freiberg, and the Peck family sailing for England to meet Edith Weld Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Alexander Julian
Pearl Means
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Sadie Eppstein
Rosedale Avenue
Avondale
New York
Stanley O. Sable
Charles H. Law
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
William P. Slaughter
Huntington Place
Mt. Auburn
Huntington
W. Va
Bernard Freiberg
Greenwood Avenue
St. Joseph
Freiberg
B’naii B'rith
McGrath
Cleveland
Robert P. Hargitt
North Crescent Avenue
William Hubbel Fisher
Florence Fisher
Aubarndale
Lyon Falls
N. Y
Avery Rand
Buscton
W. B. Thalheimer
Marion Avenue
Chicago
Robert W. Steadman
Reading Road
Floyd Rose
Robert
Pittsburg
Margaret Gage
Boston
Hiram D. Peck
McGregor Avenue
Judge
Chester
Harry Milton
Fairfield Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Adirondack Mountains
Max Senior
Washington Avenue
Northampton
N. H
Louise Gibbs
Burton Avenue
Marjorie Brown
Newark
N. J
Social events and travels noted in Newport and Covington
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Pauls Episcopal Church in Newport hosts a tea from 2 to 5 in the Guild rooms supervised by Mrs Stein Mrs Daw and Mrs Ramsey Washington. Various residents plan trips to New York London and Washington with friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Newport
Stein
Daw
Ramsey Washington
John P. Jackson
Andrew
New York
Percy Jackson
London
Covington Art Club
Miss Maule
Frank Bristow
Covington
Texas
Elenor Daniels
James Arnold
Joseph W. Hutchinson
Charles Homer Miller
Costers
Miller
Crystal Lake
Charles White
J. C. Hellner
Savannah
Will Andrews
Sam Bailey
C. P. Owens
Gepartea
Washington, D. C
Tateie Johnson
Hos
Clup Thursay
Chicaigo
Escaped Gunness Linked Murder Case Raises Doubts
LaPorte Indiana reports a new angle in the Belle Gunness killings as Ray Lamphere’s lawyers receive a letter from Arkansas alleging Gunness escaped in male disguise. They say a letter from her was received within days of the fire and promise more evidence. Martin Gurholt travels to Iola to pursue his brother Henry’s disappearance tied to Gunness farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lamphere
Laporte
Ind
Darrow
H. X. Worden
Belle Gunness
Arkansas
Marshall County
Gunnely
Mack
Laports
May. Reilly
Rochester
Bella Gunness
Martin Gurholt
Iola
Wis
Henry Gurholt
Scandinavia
Chicago
Ohio rider fatally thrown by horse into car
Lewis Cantrell riding a horse was thrown thirty feet after colliding with a parked automobile in Chillicothe Ohio. The horse died and Cantrell succumbed to injuries. Occupants of the car were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chillicothd, CO
Lewis Cantrell
Cantrell
Obituary for Brigadier General Evan Miles
Brigadier General Evan Miles retired U S Army died in San Francisco on Sunday. Miles served with distinction in the Civil and Indian Wars and later in Cuba. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1838 and will be buried with full military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Miles
United States Army
San Francisco
Miles
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Newport social notes and upcoming summer plans
The column lists guests and travelers including Mrs. Charles Blake of Newport hosting a guest this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Archibald with children from Covington plan to leave June 16 for Roaring Brook Michigan for the heated term. Talbot Arnold, now in California, will return to Dr. Harry Hopple Young in Charleston W V after a year away. Elsie Stewart of Covington attends a Dobbs Ferry commencement, then travels to Bilmhurst for summer. Mrs. Charles Houston and the bride Mrs. Frederick Houston of Covington will hold an at home day tomorrow at Mrs. Houston's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blake
Newport
Stanley Archibald
Covington
Roaring Brook
Mich
Talbot Arnold
Calfornia
Harry Hopple Young
Charleston
W. Va
W. A. Young
Elsie Stewart
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Bilmhurst
Charles Houston
Frederick Houston
Covin
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Guare
William C. Coleman
Ft. Thomas Reservation
Unknown
Kenton Court Notes
Harry Thaw
Goebel
Morschauser
White
Poughkeepsie
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Thaw
Sheriff Canter
Jerome
Matteawan
Justice Marschauser
Stanford White
James G. Graham
Letter Carriers’ Association of Ohio
Grand Central Depot
H. P. Goebel
Washington
Favor Parcel’ Post
Leon Lippert
Charles A. Conrard
Postal Department
Foraker
Sherwood, Howland
L. Wegert
L. Tischbein
R. J. Cc. Buchholz
C. W. Selver
Ed Windmiller
L. B. ‘Peterson
H. E. ‘Stokes
M. Clark
Co. Burnett
BE. B. Pearce
L. Garver
George J. Schawe
J. Hardt
Joseph Early
Chris Sufferle
George Hoffman
O. Lauther
W.W. Kendall
Fred Gabelman
Jac. Burgold
W. Herman
Evan Lindsay
Percy Groves
J. Wrenn
John Becker
A. B. Adams
Joseph Stauss
W. EB. Dager
C.S. Rybolt
C. W. Creager
L. G. Sufferle
Harry Westefeld
George Walker
Newton Golden
J. D. Hardy
John Hirt
Henry Bruns
William Feltz
William Whegner
J. J. Brown
A. H. Wescott
John H. Hetzel
J. Monaghan
William Hartlaub
G. W. Burkemeyer
J. J. Zugelter
L. G. LaBoiteaux
Harry Ell
George Lee
Joseph Schwertferger
Ed Connema
Harry Rice
James Doddy
E. Nead
C. Morgan
August Witte
Thomas F. Walsh
M. F. Kinney
J. J. Woodson
Joseph A. Schulte
Charles W. Breitfelder
M. J. Gill
Joseph Scheering
G. W. Pangburn
A. E. Davidson
George M. Caldwell
Rural
J. A. Buxton
H. H. Rheinfrank
James Russell
John Coghlan
N. Johnson
Joseph Helmer
M. E. Mooney
P. R. Burke
E. R. Gaul
W. C. Grainger
A. F. Hoffman
W. A. Richards
J. F. Jenkins
William Schaettgen
Thomas Barry
Abe Wilkes
H. Seebak
G. H. Horstman
Ed Hoerr
Clark Johnson
William Schneemont
Ray Brinkman
William M. Koehler
John Fernkoss
L. W. Wrenn
J. Kilm
L. Kellum
F. Meyers
C. Greene
R. Heeman
H. F. Wernz
C. T. Jackson
George Brinker
George Rocs
J. Heisel
George Roser
E. H. Witte
E. J. Etterer
George Elder
F. F. Buchtman
M. Mullaney
al Smith
W. J. Schroeder
Ed Vogt
L. Woodrick
C. Krebs
Thomas H. Muller
L. Ollier
Charles Janis
W. M Huenefelt
John Roberts
George Magavin
Frank E. Gage
Haverhill
Mass
al Witthoft
Messrs
Jacob Schoepfel
Henry Schiller
John Magavin
Frank J. Roth, Jr
William E. Medaris
Joseph Zugelder
Lawrence E. Kelly
C. Lang
William H. McClellan
Bluecoat
Morpheus
Newport News
Covington Briefs
Campbell County Courts
Bellevue
Newport Real Estate
Covington Real Estate
Masons
Cincinnati, Hanselmann
Trinity Commanderies’ of
Scottish Rite
F. D. Hendley
F.D. Hendley
E. S. Runnells
8. C. Taylor
Antoinette W. West
Olive E. Hamer
John N. Roberts
John C. Hersh
John Yoakley
John T. Bennington
Robert D. Betts
C. H. Crawford
Frank W. Hendley
John A. Johnson
Charles BH. Logan
Henry B. Michie
Oliver M. Patton
D. H. Pottenger
John C
Social and Personal
Robert Todd
Indianapolis
McAllister
John C. Gallagher
Elzner
William T. Irwin
Ripples
W. H. Stevenson
Gladys
Aaron Burt Champion
Home For Incurables
Beechwood Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Ohio Military Academy
Charles Schad
Norwood
Miss May Schad
Rex J. Burlingame
Wallace M. Gordon
Grace Episcopal Church
Miss Schad
Miss Dorothy Schad
Mrs. Burlingame
West
Altamont
Clara Cahill
Highland Avenue
Anna Williams
Kentucky Society
OAS
Hayden
Laporte County
Indiana
Mae Reilly
Troup Street
Horseman
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