Affidavit details liquor possession on Butler County farm
F E Lacey sworn affidavit states no still existed on the 212 acre Ross Township farm owned by Henrietta B Joyce and Harriett B Adams and managed by Derrell Joyce. He recalls leaving a half pint bottle of liquor on the kitchen floor about 9:30 pm May 24 1925 with Darrell Joyce present. bottle appeared unchanged when found by officers later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Township
Butler County
Henrietta B. Joyce
Harriett B. Adams
Derrell Joyce
Darrell Joyce
Harvey Dietz
Shirley Cates
Officer Jacobs
Morris Y. Shuler
F. E. Lacey
Said County
Cyrus J. Fitton
Charity group to stage Home Life prize play
The Associated Charities annual meeting at Christ Church Parish House will feature a prize play honoring home life with a $100 award from Alexander Julian. Andrew Berding of the Times-Star won the prize. Judge Charles Hoffman will speak, and Miss Alice Richard will read the annual report. A six-member nominating committee was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Christ Church Parish House
Alexander Julian
Andrew Berding
The
Times-Star
Charles Hoffman
Court of Domestic Relations
Alice Richard
J. J. Castleberry
Julian Benjamin
Memorial Day Parade Planned in Walnut Hills
Military and patriotic organizations in Walnut Hills join Bred C. Jones Post No. 401 G A R for Memorial Day exercises next Saturday. The parade from Walnut Hills Branch Library to the German Protestant Cemetery will include pupils from Columbian Windsor and Cummins Public Schools and music by the Boys Band of the General Protestant Orphan Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Bred C. Jones
Columbian
Windsor
Cummins
General Protestant Orphan Asylum
Amundsen Ellsworth Pole Flight Fails to Report After Four Days
The North American Newspaper Alliance announced via The Associated Press that no news had been heard since the Amundsen Ellsworth expedition left King's Bay Spitzbergen for the pole flight. More than four days have elapsed with no contact from the two airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alliance
Associated Press
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Amundsen Will Return, Ex Companion Promises
Dr Wilhelm Filchner, German explorer, asserts strong confidence in Roald Amundsen's return from the pole flight. He recalls Amundsen's polar experience and says even a crash would not prevent a comeback by sledge and folding boat. Filchner, en route to Bergen for flying practice, notes Amundsen has some of his instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Amundsen
Wilhelm Filchner
North Pole
Filchner
Roald Amundsen
Bergen
Pole
Arctic Storms Threaten Arctic Voyages Says Gazette
The Shipping Gazette reports storms in the Arctic regions may force Captain to seek shelter as snow and fog reduce visibility and endurance of ships operating in the pole area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
the Shipping Gazette
Arctic
Frost Rips Indiana Ohio Crops Across Midwest
Central West reports heavy frost losses with a May 25 low of 32 degrees in Cincinnati, the cold spell extending through Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Indiana damage tops 2 million dollars with melons, cantaloupes, tomatoes and corn hit hard. Seymour reports near total melon crop destruction and replanting plans emerge statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Seymour
Ralph Test
Henry County
New York Endures Cold May Swing After Heat Peak
May 25 reports show New York shivering after a record May 23 heat. Temperatures dropped from 92 to 40 by morning, with 48 by afternoon. Snow and frost spread across several New York state areas, affecting crops and prompting forecasts of heavy frosts to the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Weather Bureau
Mercury
New York State
Saranac Lake
Binghamton
Washington
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Haree
Alleghenies
Philadelphia
Two Lake Steamer Crewmen Drowned Overboard
Two members of the Pentecost Mitchell crew were washed overboard and drowned in Lake Superior Saturday night southeast of Split Rock light. The first mate and a wheelsman are named in the report but not released. A gale delayed even the largest vessels as waves battered ships and wrecked doors and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Lake Superior
Split Rock Light
War hero's daughter wears medals kissed by prince
Capetown May 25 The Prince of Wales met a little girl at a children's parade wearing her father's medals. When asked whose decorations they were she answered they were her daddy's, and that he was killed in the war. The prince lifted her and kissed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Capetown
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Daddy
Prince Leads Crack Cavalry in Bloemfontein Welcome
The Prince of Wales arrived in Bloemfontein leading 2000 mounted troopers from across the Orange Free State. He reviewed troopers at Edenburg and Springfontein, greeted workers and locals, named Prince's Park, and shook hands with crowds though a bandaged forefinger limited his handshakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Orange Free State
Edenburg
Reform
Springfontein
Edinburg
Prince’s Park
Supreme Court sets tax asset value rule and muster date
The Supreme Court ruled that a fair average value of a corporation's assets must be used to assess federal capital stock taxes. The War Department selected July 4, at President Coolidge's suggestion, as this year’s national defense muster date. The Nickel Plate merger hearings resume before the Interstate Commerce Commission, and President Coolidge returns from a weekend yachting trip apparently fully recovered from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
War Department
President Coolidge
Amundsen to Return If Able Amid Arctic Forecast
Weather forecast predicts snow and fog on Wednesday. Dr Adolf Hoel of Oslo University doubts open water exists at the North Pole this time of year and urges the Greenland to Nova Zembia fishing fleet to monitor the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Adolf Hoel
Oslo University
North Pole
Greenland
Nova Zembia
Third Ward Republicans hold annual election
The Third Ward Republican Club held its annual election with 276 votes cast. Joseph Gardner won Commander, George W. Griffiths Secretary, Sam Stern Treasurer, A. M. Struble Financial Secretary, and Joseph Derbes was elected President. Contests for Vice President favored the Blue ticket with Appel Leonard Gommersall. Red elected Schwartz Steding. Directors included Davis Canning Steding Huglow Fishberg Britten Freyer Ginsberg Degisher Handley Yorde Morrison Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Republican Club
Joseph Derbes
Joseph Gardner
George W. Griffiths
Sam Stern
A. M. Struble
Harry Appel
Frank Leonard
Bruce Gommersall
Blue
Red
Henry Schwartz
August G. Steding
Robert C. Davis
Chris Canning
E. Raymond Steding
John G. Huglow
Barney L. Fishberg
Louis F.britten
Harry Freyer
Samuel J. Ginsberg
William Degisher
William Handley
Fred Yorde
A. F. Morrison
Harry Bridge
War hero acquitted in federal smuggling case
Rochester May 25 Sergeant Michael O'Leary holder of the Victoria Cross was acquitted in Federal District Court of smuggling aliens across the Canadian border His home is Ft Erie Ontario
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Michael O'Leary
Federal District Court
O’leary
Ft. Erie
Ont
Strawn Named American Commissioner to Chinese Customs Conference
Silas H. Strawn of Chicago receives appointment as American commissioner to the special conference on Chinese customs under the Nine-Power Treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Supreme Court Denies Asiatics Naturalization Despite Service
The Supreme Court ruled that Asiatics were not eligible for naturalization even if they served in the army, navy or Coast Guard during World War I, denying citizenship based on nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Dunn brothers sentenced to hang for deputy sheriff murder
Robert and Byron Dunn were sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Calcasieu Parish Deputy Sheriff Samuel E. Duhon. W. E. Collins, a federal prohibition agent, was shot to death during a raid on the Dunn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lake Charles
Robert
Byron Dunn
Samuel E. Duhon
Calcasieu Parish
Duhon
W. E. Collins
Dunn
Bulgaria approves execution of cathedral bombers
King Boris confirmed death sentences for three men involved in the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing that killed 160 people. The trio named were Peter Zadgorski, Marco Friedmann, and Georgi Koeff, marking the monarch’s first approval of capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Sofia
Boris
Bulgaria
Sveti Kral
Peter Zadgorski
Marco Friedmann
Georgi Koeff
Borial
Kirby Admits Hiding Kidnapped Girl's Body
A confession from Kirby describes concealing the body of a kidnapped girl. He claims past work as an embalmer and undertaker in New York and cites a Skelberg undertaker. He gives a birth date of October 14, 1883, and says he once worked at Kings County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Skelberg
Kings County Hospital
Prisoner Linked to Mountain Crime Sparks New Probe
A Newburyport arrest of Harry A. Kirby, who claims to be James Joseph Crawford, may reopen the long unsolved New York cave man murder on Cheesecock Mountain. The case involves Lillian White, a feeble minded inmate at Letchworth Village, whose skull was crushed and body found in 1922. Crawford’s ties to White and to nurse Ruby Howe, who later became his wife, are detailed as investigators weigh new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newburyport
Mass
Harry A. Kirby
Aida Heyward
Winthrop
New York State
Cheesecock Mountain
Rockland County
Lillian White
Brooklyn
Letchworth Village
Grant Williams
Missing Persons Bureau
New York City
Police Department
Miss White
Crawford
Letchworth
Lillian
Ruby Howe
World News Service
Miss Howe
Nyack
R. H. Travis
Mary Hamilton
Maine
Caveman Murdr
Lexow
Presbyterians Approve Church Merger Plan Amid Debates
The assembly approved the merger plan linking Presbyterians with Congregationalists and Methodists in Canada amid strong exchanges over its merits. Debates on Fosdick and presbytery actions continued, with decisions delaying key steps and planning a 1926 Baltimore meeting in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
J. Duncan Harley
Whitefish
Mont
Christy
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Fosdick
New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First
W. OO. Thompson
Chester
Judicial Commission
Sabbath observance urged by Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
The Nashville Tennessee assembly adopts a resolution equating whisky buyers with criminals, bans Sabbath labor by ministers and laymen, discourages Sunday train trips, and condemns Sunday pleasure driving as an abomination, urging holy use of the seventh day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
General Assembly
Cumberlain Presbyterian Church
Hell
Obituary notices for Brockmann Conway Kaiser Moreland Tempest
Deaths reported May 25 1925 include J H Brockmann husband of Else Brockmann at 618 Riddle Road aged 76. Lucy M Conway daughter of Mary Donovan to be buried May 25 at 614 Hawthorne Ave Price Hill. Frances Kaiser mother of Clara Aspenleiter and Otto Kaiser aged 81 4 10. Daisy Moreland daughter of Christianna Moreland and Charles G Moreland funeral at 1851 Clarien Avenue Spring Grove Cemetery. James E Tempest died May 23 1925 with funeral May 26 at 730 Pa W Mack Johnson funeral home Upland Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockmann
J. H
Else Brockmann
Becker
Harry Brockmann
Riddle Road
Conway
Lucy M
Mary J. Conway
Donovan
Michael R. Conway
Hawthorne Avenue
Price Hill
Funera
Kaiser
Frances
Bueh
Modern Cremation Co Plans Affordable Service Options
The notice lists Modern Cremation Co and The Busse and Borgmann Co funeral directors at 1617 Freeman Avenue with three chapels. It mentions nonsectarian services and no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avene
Procter & Gamble Protests Salt Freight Increase
The Procter & Gamble Company of Cincinnati filed a complaint with the State Public Utilities Commission protesting a one cent per hundred pounds rise in bulk salt freight rates from the Akron district to Cincinnati. Assistant traffic manager H Ignatius said carriers would raise rates from 14.5 to 15.5 cents per hundred pounds, effective June 7, with detailed objections to be presented at a hearing set by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Procter & Gamble Company of
Cincinnati
State Public Utilities Commission
Akron
H. Ignatius
Procter & Gamble Company
Utilities Commission
Mine Union Vindicated in Supreme Court Ruling
The United Mine Workers of America were declared not guilty of restraining interstate commerce in the 1914 coal miners strike in Arkansas. The court found error in the ruling that District No 21 local unions and certain individuals were not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
National
International
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Riot call after park dispute reported but no disorder
A street altercation between a white boy and a Black youth prompted a riot report from Ball Park yesterday afternoon. Officers Byrne Reardon and Haffey arrived in a patrol but found no disturbance. the crowd dispersed once notified. Memorial Day markets canceled by City Custodian Jacob Eyrich. all-day markets moved to Friday at Sixth Street Findlay Markets. Victor Rosenzweig of Avondale spoke at Hughes High School joint commencement at Music Hall on the 12th. Arthur F E Roberts National Boy Scout Executive to address American Business Men's Club luncheon today and discuss A Boy's Religion on LW Studio radio. Ohio Valley Druggists Association holds quarterly meeting today at Mecklenburg's Garden. Judge Yeatman and State Rep Harry G Schmuelling to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Byrne
Reardon
Haffey
Jacob Eyrich
Sixth Street
Findlay
Victor Rosenzweig
Carolin Place
Avondale
Hughes High School
Music Hall
Arthur FE. Roberts
American Business Men's Club
Gibson
Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association
Mecklenburg’s Garden
Highland
University Avenues
Judge Yeatman
Harry G. Schmuelling
Down Along the River Ohio River Stage and Arrivals
The Cincinnati river stage at 1 o clock last night was 11.9 inches and falling. The steamer Tom Greene from Charleston arrived at 6 o clock last night. The Cincinnati departed for Louisville at 5 o clock last night. The Andes departed for Madison Indiana at 5 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Charleston
Louisville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Steamer Tom Greene Leaves Greene Line for Multiple Ports
The Green Line steamer Tom Greene departs Tuesday May 26 at 5 p.m. from the Greene Line wharf boat for Portsmouth Trenton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Pomeroy and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1447.
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Tom Greene
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Trenton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Two Returned Travelers Describe Germany in Peril
The interviews with John E. Kehl United States Consul at Stuttgart and Wilhelm Habich director of Stuttgart Technical High School reveal unsettled Central European conditions. They warn trade could not be revived by government and note growing Communism amid Germany’s. The Consul cites von Hindenburg’s broad support and warns against overestimating monarchist numbers.
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Europe
John E. Kehl
United States
Stuttgart
Germany
Cincinnati
Kehl
von Hindenburg
Albert T. Brown
Bishop Street
Wentworth Avenue
Co Incidence
Wilhelm Habich
Hig City
Bich
West
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Missing youths prompt police search in Avalon and Cincinnati
Carl Hill 15 of Avalon avenue, Woodward High student, left for school yesterday and did not return. Wesley Hill reports. Ellsworth Wolfe 12 of 163 East McMicken avenue is missing with Edgar Ranshaw 13 of 1607 Mansfield avenue after they rode away on bicycles claiming to take a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hill
Avalon Avenue
Woodward High School
Wesley Hill
Lillian Wolfe
East McMicken Avenue
Ellsworth
Edgar’ Ranshaw
Mansfield Avenue
Motion to Quash Downing Indictment Filed
A demurrer and motion to quash the first degree murder indictment against John Downing 37 of 719 Armory Avenue were filed with Judge Ryan by Bradward M Ballard and Bernard Gilday appointed to defend Downing. Downing is charged with the murder of Aileen Williams 38 of Bromley Ky in a wooded glen Price Hill on May 16. The motion argues the indictment lists six counts in six ways and fails to inform the defendant of the precise charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downing
Carpenter
Armory Avenue
Ryan
Criminal Court
Bradward M. Ballard
Bernard Gilday
Purt
Downing
Aileen Williams
Bromley
Price Hill
J H Brockmann Pioneer Contractor Dies At Home
J H Brockmann 75 a Cincinnati carpenter contractor for over fifty years died at his home 518 Riddle road after a two week illness. He headed J H Brockmann Company with office at 1608 Logan street and served as trustee of Hanselmann Lodge No 208 F and A M and president of the German Protestant Cemetery on Carthage road. Survived by widow Mrs Louise Brockmann and son Harry who worked with him in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brockmann
Cincinnati
Riddle Road
Brockmann
Logan Street
Hanselmann Lodge
A. M
Carthage Road
Louise Brockmann
Harry
Mrs Jean Skinner Dies After Stair Fall
Mrs. Jean Skinner 80, widow of four, of 2845 Astoria Street, died at General Hospital yesterday from injuries suffered in a fall down stairs at her home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Skinner
Astoria Street
General Hospital
Last of Studebakers Dies in South Bend
Miss Maria Studebaker sister of the seven Studebaker brothers and last bearer of the name died in South Bend after a stroke on the eve of her eighty fifth birthday. She was born May 26, 1840 in Ashland Ohio and was the final surviving member of a thirteen child family.
Steamship News York May 25 Incoming and Outgoing List
Shipping news lists incoming steamers Cedric from Live Oak May 16 Orduna from Southampton May 16 Olympic from Southampton May 20 Zacapa from Puerto Barrios May 17 Outgoing steamers Muenchen to Bremen 10 am Fort Victoria to Bermuda 11 am Mayaro to Grenada 11 am Arrived May 25 Tuscania from Glasgow May 16 Minnekahda from London May 16 Western World from Rio de Janeiro Fort Victoria from Bermuda May 23 Guiana from St Thomas May 10 Ponce from San Juan May ee San Lorenzo from San Juan May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Core York
Shipping News
Cedric
Orduna
Southampton
Olympic
Zacapa
Puerto Barrios
Muenchen
Bremen
Fort Victoria
Bermuda
Mayaro
Grenada
Tuscania
Glasgow
London
Western World
Rio de Janeiro
Guiana
St. Thomas
Ponce
San Juan
San Lorenzo
Cry for Speed Hits Washington Shaft Elevation Upgrade
The Washington monument bids opened for a new elevator capable of 250 feet per minute while the old shaft at 558 feet remains non functional. The out of service lift forced visitors to climb stairs to view the monument. An award for the new elevator had not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Monument
Weather Outlook for Ohio to West Virginia and Nearby States
Fair conditions across Ohio and West Virginia with a slowly rising thermometer. Kentucky and Tennessee see fair Tuesday and Wednesday with increasing clouds and a touch warmer. Indiana expects fair skies Tuesday and Wednesday with somewhat warmer temperatures. The accompanying table lists current, high, and 24 hour precipitation figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Man Arrests After Cutting Wires From Police Car
Detectives Hase and Gear observed William Stevens 1066 Baymil ler street cut electric wires on the police automobile during a raid at 1525 Dalton street. Moonshine found at the scene. Two others, William Moran 1525 Dalton street and Wade Hawkins 1216 West Court street, arrested for liquor possession. Stevens charged with obstructing a policeman and molesting police property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stevens
Baymiller Street
Hase and Gear
Dalton Street
William Moran
Wade Hawkins
West Court Street
Stevens
Births Listed For City Residents In Daily Register
A sequence of birth notices lists newborn girls and boys for families including BALDRICK, FISHER, GARGIS, HILL, JANSEN, JOHNSON, LONG, MILLER, NABOS, QUIN, ROEBEL, ROLL, and SCHWING among others. The entries include parents names and street addresses such as 211 West Sixty ninth Street and 924 Race Street, with several specify girl or boy outcomes. The notices cover multiple households in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward
Elizabeth
Dud- Atkinsana
Winnie
West Sixtyninth Sree
Baldrick
Illiam
Eva
Hopkins Street
Baylor
Oryal
Helen
Reading Road
Joseph
Viola
Baldroad
RC Penter
Frances
Eekman
Fisher
Alton
Turis
Race Street
Gargis
Wallace
Neva
West Seventh Street
Gerver
Clara
Clearview Avenue
Metanyne
Catherine
Cook
Hill Benjamin
Sadie
Wade Street
Jansen
Wiliam
Bernadine
Ludlow Avenue
Johnson
Jerome
Rhea
McAlpin Avenue
Long
Bert
Etta
Hand Avenue
Clifford
Grace
East Fork Road
Miller
Edward
Vera
Madienne
Susie
Larksborough
Herman
Kathryn
Raymond
Lillian
Roebel
Charles
Theresa
Bank Street
Roll Walter
Anna
Gary Rusk Chitford
Mildred
Stewart Place
Joseph and
Rose
State Avenue
Brodie and
Marie
Woodburn Apartments
Marriage Licenses Listed with Names and Residences
A list of marriage license applicants includes Dillard Hines Eunice Walker Clarence L Wright Winona Gleason Edmund W Soward John Hodenoa Stella A Jur and others with addresses across Norwood Ohio 731 W Seventh 843 W Fifth St 524 Dandridge St 5559 Bosworth Pl 2512 Chatham St 1652 Eastern Ave 249 Butler Ave 109 Garfield Pl 812 W Seventh St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Hines
Eunice Walker
Eetraeereeenee
Clarence ‘L. Wright
Winona Gleason
Eee
Edmund W. Ree
Emma Soward
John Hodenoa
Stella A. Jur
Eeeenee Wenmenetenes
W. Seventh So
W. Fifth St
Dandridge St
Norwood
O. Norwood
Bosworth Place
Chatham
Chatham St
Eastern Ave
Butler At
Garfield Place
W. Seventh St
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Butler
Ss. F. E. Lacey
Samuel Spewack
Central West
United States Weather Bureau
W. C. Devereaux
Ohio Valley
Wanda, Pa
Tor Horlicks
Safe Milk and Diet
the Prince
Prince
Coolidge
Kirby
Presbyterians
William C. Broady
White Pine
Stope
Baltimore
Assembly
Modern Cremation Co
Union Lantral Bide
Iver
Wees
M. Mart Aenue
Seber Ereaeeres
Dam
Aoene
Parkersbur
Pevee
Teee
Pt. Pleasant
Conasilick
Portsamouth
O Oeeete
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Evansville
Shawneetown
Paducah Orereeeee
Cairo
Tleet
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Radford
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Narrows
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W. Va
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Pervert Peneheereesesenreesoues
Maha, Neb
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Kansas City
Stee
Little Rock
Ark
Wemenenee
Upper Ohio
Steamship News
Eagle Savings & Loan Association
Eagle Bldg
E. Court ST
Fred Tuke
Edward Holz
Eastport
Boston
Kan
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Mana
Birm’ham
Orleans
Sakee Au Phoenix
Galveston
Seteereee
Ceady
Néen Teli P.M. Kavnc
Zena Keefe
Dark Swan
Marie Prevost
Monte Blue
Meyer Davis
the Zoo
Cartier and
Zanou
Charles McClure
the Zee
COX— Mat
Stuart Walker Company
B.F. Keith
Forest
Sky the Orpheum
Acie
Robert McKim
Pathe Review
Moonlite Garden
McDonald’s Californian Orchestra
Colonial Dining Hall
East 968
Mt. Washington
QU Island
Maid — le Cine
Cincinna
Jeen
Aves Ininati
Coney
Isla
Nd M
Aves ' Island
P. M
Coney Island
Marshall, Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Photoplay Directory
Elinor Glyn
Harriet
Tammond
Capitol
Blanche Sweet
Ronald Colman
Alice Joyce Mary Brian
Neil Hamilton
the Little
French Girl
Richard DIX
Frances Howard
Tom
Gaya Bathi
Worh Webster
W.j.pelo
A.M
Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
Sry
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