Newport Man James H Delaney 76 Dies in Covington
James H Delaney 76 a retired shoemaker of 331 York Street Newport died Friday night at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington. He will be buried this morning with services at Immaculate Conception Church at 9. Born in Halifax Nova Scotia he lived in Newport over fifty years and previously ran a York Street shoe repair shop after thirty years as Cincinnati shoe factory superintendent. A Socialist party ally and former State Treasurer candidate a quarter century ago he is survived by Newport Council Knights of Columbus who will oversee the funeral with pallbearers named by Albert Schipper Grand Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Delaney
York Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Muehlenkamp, Costigan & Roll
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mr. Delaney
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Newport
Cincinnati
Socialist Party
Knights of Columbus
Albert Schipper
William Schmidt
Albert Patterson
Bernard Abeling
Walter Maders
Michael Carius
Nomination Meeting Held for James Wallace Costigan Post Officers
The James Wallace Costigan Post American Legion will elect officers at tonight’s annual meeting in the gym at Sixth and Orchard streets with a luncheon and smoker to follow. Allen C. Guy was chosen to succeed F A Caldwell as Sunday school superintendent after Caldwell’s twenty plus years in service ended with his transfer to Buffalo. Reverend W B Harvey led a farewell service at the Sunday school yesterday. Clifton Kentucky hosts the Grandview public school Mothers and Teachers Club annual social and dance Friday night October 30 at the school building with Mrs Robert L Roessler as General Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
James Wallace Costigan
American Legion
Sixth and
Orchard Streets
Herbert Axt
Allen C. Guy
First Baptist Church
F. A. Caldwell
Caldwell
Buffalo
W. B. Harvey
Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Grandview Public School
Clifton
Robert L. Roessler
Delinquent Taxpayers Face Added Penalty Dates Set
Sheriff Tieman schedules tax collection in Bellevue and Dayton with specific dates. In Dayton the Bank of Dayton hosts collections on October 20 and 27, while Bellevue collections occur on October 22 and 29 at the Commercial Savings Bank. Penalties apply to delinquent taxes paid after November 30, 1925 per Kenton Circuit Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieman
Bellevue
Dayton
Bank of Dayton
Ctober
Cmmercial Savings Bank
Kenton
M E District Conference Opens in Bellevue
The Covington Lexington District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins at Calvary M E Church Bellevue with a model Epworth League service tonight. Rev Samuel C Rice gives welcome and Rev C M Van Pelt leads evangelistic service. Meetings start 8 30 Tuesday morning and run two days with Bishops Henderson and Peters to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Bellevue
Covington-Lexington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary M. E. Church
Samuel C. Rice
C. M. van Pelt
Theodore S.S. Henderson
Worth 8. Peters
Covington Man Dies From Auto Collision Injuries
W H Stevenson aged 48 died at his home on Garrard Avenue from injuries suffered October 10 when knocked down by a car at Pike and Craig streets. Hattie Rout of Crittenden Kentucky faces manslaughter charges with the driver’s reckless driving file. Stevenson sustained head injuries and bruises and was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Stevenson
W. H. Stevenson
Garrard Avenue
Hattie Rout
Negress
Crittenden
Pike
Craig Streets
Stevenson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Accient
Covington Mayor O Donavan to Return from St Louis Visit
Covington notes state Mayor O Donavan will return from St Louis where he has been visiting his son Donald O Donavan Jr at the St Louis Orthopedic Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
O'Donovan
St. Luise
Donald O'Donovan, Jr
St. Louis Orthopedic Sanitarium
Labor chief praised for blocking Reds aims
William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, is commended in a letter from Mrs. John C. Sherman, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, for his stand against recognizing Communism at the AFL Atlantic City meeting. Her note praises his Americanist stance and refusal to grant recognition, calling it a bold move against an undermining influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
John C. Sherman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Prince Sees Film of Balmoral Royal Holiday Party
At a Buckingham Palace dinner the Prince of Wales watched a film recording the royal Highland holiday. Shot largely at Balmoral by the Duke of York with American help, the film shows deer stalking grouse shooting and the Servants Ball with Queen Mary dancing a modified tango.
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New York World News Service
London
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral
Scotland
Duke of York
George
Balmoral Castle
Mary
Duchess of York
Mary Schroder
New York
James R. Winter
Long Island
Edward Whitney
Boston
N.Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Ohio voters face light turnout on three proposed amendments
Columbus Oct 18 Ohio election officials expect light turnout for three constitutional amendments on November 3. Interest centers mainly on two tax measures including debt liquidation and property tax classification. The four year term proposal is an orphan with uncertain support. officials urge voters to study amendments for informed ballots.
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Columbus, CO
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Ohio
Thad H. Brown
Aces Back To Back Cost Planter Five Thousand Five Hundred
Memphis authorities raided three card sharpers after a Panama Limited club car poker game. Planter Hugh Fontaine of Tunica lost thousands, misreading ace combinations. Suspects were captured in a downtown hotel and fled after returning 5500 dollars to the railroad.
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New York World News Service
Memphis
Tenn
South
Panama Limited
Illinois Central
Tunica
Miss
Hugh Fontaine
Fontaine
Mr. Fontaine
Church observes 1600th anniversary of Nicea in New Orleans
The Protestant Episcopal Church marks the 1600th anniversary of the Council of Nicea with a mass meeting in New Orleans attended by hundreds of delegates. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of Bethlehem presided over the service at the triennial convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Nicea
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Radio Programs Today on WKRC WLW and WSAI
WKRC airs 6 P.M. Roehr's Orchestra and 10 P.M. Freda Sanker’s Orchestra with theatrical stars and Legion program on M. WLW presents 6:30 P.M. National players 7 P.M. dinner concert theatrical revue 8 P.M. Crosley orchestra and 8:30 P.M. instrumental and vocal WSAI offers 8 P.M. WEAF program and 10 P.M. studio program with classical music.
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WKRC
Roehr
Freda Sanker
Popot Ptcea
M.—Legion
M.—Helvey
Troubadours
WLW
National Players
Crosley Orchestra
WSAI
WEAF
Radio Listings for Tonight on Four Stations
At 6 P.M. on WGBS New York Georgie Jessel talks and sings from The Jazz Singer. At 8 P.M. on WDAF Kansas City Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, speaks. At 9 P.M. on KSD St. Louis a program of Negro music airs.
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WGBS
New York
Georgie Jessel
WDAF
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
KSD
St. Louis
Central radio stations listed in a regional lineup
A catalog of radio call signs including Central KFIM KEMQ KYW WMBB WCBB WCCO WEBH WENR WGES WGN WHAS WHT WJJD WLIB WMAQ WOC WOI WOWL WORD WQJ Eastern CKAC PWX WBAV WDWF WEBJ WFI WGBS WGY WIP WJY WRC WREO noted in a historical newspaper segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFIM
KEMQ
KYW
WMBB
WCBB
WCCO
WEBH
WENR
WGES
WGN
WHAS
WHT
WJJD
WLIB
WMAQ
WOC
WOI
WOWL
WORD
WQJ
CKAC
PWX
WBAV
WDWF
WEBJ
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WIP
WJY
WRC
WREO
Radio Program Schedule Across Multiple Stations
Station lineups list tonight at WDAF Kansas City KSD St Louis KFUO St Louis WIL St Louis and WOK Chicago with varied music programs including school of the air, band and glee club, negro music, sacred lecture, radio vaudeville, instrumental and vocal acts, orchestra, organ, and bingo styled performances. Notable acts include Herbert Hoover and multiple genres spanning from dance music to vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Herbert Hoover
Radio Station Schedule Highlights For Cleveland Detroit And Philadelphia
A bulleted list of evening radio programming across stations in Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia shows concerts theater and studio programs. Entries include WCAE WIR WGR WGY WOO WLIT WIP and more with times ranging from 5 PM to 10 PM Featuring orchestras dinner concerts soloists vaudeville and piano duets among others.
Music Programs Featured On WCAU Tonight
At 7 P.M. an instrumental trio performs in Music Appreciation. 8 P.M. Amsterdam Girl presents song hits. 9 P.M. a full orchestra performs live on the station in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAU
Philadelphia
Amsterdam
Evening Radio Schedule From WEAF New York
The listing shows a dinner hour program at 6 P.M. followed by Whistler at 6 P.M. 6 15 P.M. Strand program 7 30 P.M. a pianist health talk and A and P Gypsies on Your Hour later 3 30 P.M. orchestra scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Whistler
Evening Music Schedule at WHN New York Station
At 6:30 PM an orchestra talk followed by a 7 PM dance orchestra with a barytone and violin. An 8 PM joint program includes songs and a quartet. 10 PM features a concert organist and a 10:30 PM revue. Ted Lewis and his orchestra close from 11 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
Barytone
Ted Lewis
Radio Station Schedule Highlights From New York Listings
Evening programming across WRNY WGBS WMCA and WJZ features orchestras talk segments and varied musical acts. Highlights include racing results soprano violin recital and piano performances along with radio theater and travelog programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
New York
Hall
German Lessons and Talk Program at 6 to 7 PM
WNYC broadcasts a varied 6 PM German lesson block followed by a 7 PM talk show featuring instrumental and vocal performances. The schedule lists lessons then a talk segment with music and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Harry Baylor Hanger Dies of Heart Disease
Lexington Ky Oct 18 Harry Baylor Hanger 61 years old renowned engineer and president of Mason Hanger Company died last night of heart disease at the home of partner Silas Mason. He directed projects including Camp Taylor Louisville shipping terminals Charleston Rhode Island and Newark subway segments and Cat skills Aqueduct. Born Staunton Virginia he started as a bookkeeper and amassed several million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Lexington
Harry Baylor Hanger
Mason-Hanger Company
Silas Mason
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Charleston
S. C
Rhode Island
Newark
N. J
New York Subway
Staunton
Prayers for Rain Halt as Streams Overflow
Kensett Arkansas residents prayed for dry weather after weeks of heavy rain flooded low lands and inundated hundreds of acres of cotton. After morning services the weather cleared and harvest hopes rose as fields remain mudded and inaccessible to pickers.
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Kensett
Ark
Jin
Davis to slash red tape in army administration
Washington, Oct. 18. Existing army administration regulations will be simplified and extensive red tape removed under Dwight F. Davis, new Secretary of War. Davis will approve recommendations he made as Assistant Secretary, previously endorsed in principle by former Secretary Weeks before illness and resignation.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Dwight F. Davis
Secretry of War
Weeks
Davis
Dunning Wins Levinson Prize for Best American Poem
Chicago reports Ralph Cheever Dunning of Paris wins the twelfth Helen Haire Levinson prize of 200 dollars for the best poem by a US citizen. The poem group titled The Four Winds is published in Poetry. Second prize of 100 dollars goes to Mrs. Edgar Sheyer of New York for Ballad of a Lost Hoarse. George H. Dillon and Countee Cullen also receive prizes.
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Chicago
Ralph Cheever Dunning
Paris
Helen Haire Levinson
United States
Harriet Monroe
Edgar Sheyer
New York
George H. Dillon
University of Chicago
Countee P. Cullen
Harvard
Public hearing scheduled on bus line certificate Ohio firm
Notice that The Madisonville Motor Bus Corporation seeks a certificate of public conveyance and necessity to operate a motor bus line from Fountain Square Cincinnati to Madisonville. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold a hearing Friday November 4 1925 at 9 a.m. CST in the State Office Building Columbus Ohio. The Madisonville Motor Bus Corporation.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Madisonville Motor Bus Corporation
Fountain Square
Cincinnati
Madisonville
State Office
Columbus
Ohio
Sheriff Sale in Ohio Court Leads to Cincinnati Property Auction
Hamilton County Ohio will conduct a public sale on November 21 1925 at 11 am at the sheriff’s office Courthouse Cincinnati to auction real estate described as 1216 West Front Street. The parcel from Ramsey Wade subdivision valued at 2100 dollars was conveyed to Peter Conrad and is part of case 182 183 in the common pleas court. Sale by cash on day. Edwin C. Hinkler plaintiff Elizabeth Krimpelman defendant. attorney Clarence M. Smith Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Ramsey & Wade
Peter Conrad
John N. Simon
West Front Street
Front Street
Harriet Street
Edwin C. Hinkler
Elizabeth Krimpelman
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Clarence M. Smith
Real Estate Auction Notice in Hamilton County Ohio
Public sale set for November 21 1925 at 11 am at the Cincinnati courthouse for two Ohio lots in St Bernard and Cincinnati. Includes Lot B described via Canal and Clay Street lines totaling 8.85 acres with canal easement and future highway changes. Also Lot 2 Square F Wade Dudley subdivision fronting Poplar Street and a long-standing conveyance to Martha Stoever. Probate notices list many deceased and heirs with final hearing set October 27 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
St. Bernard
Court of Common Pleas
Recorder's Office
Said County
Miami and Erie Canal
Cla Street
Clay Street
Broerman Avenue
State of
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Raiilroad Company
John Frederick Eee Ae
Hamilton
Wade & Dudley
Poplar Street
Linn Street
Martha Stoever
Earnst A. Schlieper
William Lutterbine
A. T
Dense Hamilton County property parcels tied to multiple lots and heirs
Case No. 187,461 lists several lots in Hamilton County Ohio including Madison Place and Haney avenue divisions with frontages from 35 to 50 feet and depths of 130 feet. The parcels tie to historical deeds from 1902 to 1910 and reference the Little Miami River area and Pennsylvania Railroad. Terms of sale are cash on day of sale. CHAS. BELL & JESSIE ADLER, Attorneys.
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Miami Purchase
Madison Lace
Hamilton County
Ohio
Bramble Avenue
Berwick Avenue
Helen G. Clippinger
Cincinnati Trust Company
Cincinnati
P. Rogers
California
Recorder's Office
Amilton County
Haney Avenue
Reservoir Streets
Renstar Street
Fannie E. Ware
John H. Fracken
Henry Debolt
Plainville
Little Miami River
Emma M. Hilda
William E. Thomas
Ford Bader
John Frederick Broxterman
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Sheriff’s Sale in Hamilton County Ohio on November 7 1925
On Saturday November 7 1925 at 11 o clock A M the state conducts a sheriff sale of real estate in Miami Township Hamilton County Ohio The property includes Lot 1 48.20 acres and part of Lot 2 totaling 9 5 acres with improvements and is conveyed to Gerald Coleman and Walter McMillen and wife by a 1921 deed The land lies north of the Cincinnati Louisville Pike about one mile west of Zion road and rear of the Rudisell farm Valued at 2700 cash terms of sale apply Case No 193079 with plaintiff Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association and defendants Gerald Coleman et al. in the suit Richard B Wisk Deputy Oultner Bettman Hunt Cincinnati October 5 1925
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Miami Township
Ohio
Miami Purchase
Jordan Creek
March
Lucinda Owen
Gerald Coleman
Walter McMillen
Louisville
Zion Road
Rudisell
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Richard B. Wisk
Oe County
ED Sperber
Oulvner
Bettman Hunt
Frederick Miller
Hight
Dinheim Avenue
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Hamiton County
Twentyfirst
Eighth and
Depot Streets
Depot Street
Eighth Street
Robert M. Kuerze
John S. Connor
William Price
Glenway Avenue
Richard Wilder
Richard Wilders
Warsaw Avenue
Storr’s Township
Twenty-first Ward
Rees Sk. Price
Rees E. Price
Margaretha Fell
Mt. Hope Road
Price Avenue
Price Hill Road
Melanethan W. Oliver
E. A. Foy
William W. Hobart
Summit Avenue
M. W. Oliver
Price Hill
Jordan & Peck
Henry F. Sedam
Lower River Road
Orchard Street
Sedamsville
Isabella Elliott
John G. Mohn
John Mohn
Sixth Street
Steiner Avenue
L. B. Harrison
J. H. Dooley
Grand Street
John Schlottmann
Schlottmann
Ellen Cooper
Pogue Avenue
Western Bank and Trust Company
City of Cincinnati, Corporation
Richard B Witt
Anerey
Red Speaber
B .N, Riesenberg
Cohen & 3
Jena
Elmwood Place
Elmwoo Place
Millcreek Township
Amilton
L. C. Hopkins
Elmwood
Linden Avenue
Bernard Tenhover
Clara Ballmann
Burch & Peters
Sheriff's Office
Woodlawn
Springfield Township
Hamilton
Walter M. Goodwin
James Watson
Recorder’s
County of
County Recorder
Grandview Avenue
Brown Avenue
James K. Watson
Charles Seth Evans
Recorder’s Office
Mamilton County
Recorder
Recorder's Office
Brown and Grandview Avenues
Elizabeth Goodwin
Tinger & Street
Cinnati
Shori
Dennis Redden
Dennis Buckley
Court of Common Pleas
State of
Colerain Township
Lucy Ann Pottenger
John Pottenger
Ennis Bbuckley
Koehler & Korner and Schorr Wesselmann
Hio
Public Real Estate Sales Across Hamilton County Ohio
Multiple civil sheriff sales and public notice items across Cincinnati and Elmwood Place. Properties include Lot 14 in Cheviot subdivision at 25874 Dirheim avenue, parcels in Cincinnati wards, and Elmwood Place Lot 609 with Linden avenue address. Notices list dates in 1925, case numbers, and attorney details.
Public works bids and property descriptions in Cincinnati
Bids invited for street improvements along Walnut street and Delta avenue including curbs, drains, water system updates, and paving. Plans available for inspection. Bond required. October 17, 1925. Legal descriptions cover Lot 23 and parts of Lots 22 and 24 of McVay and Wilson Subdivision, with specific field measurements and ownership details. Also notices of real estate sales in Hamilton County with court orders and sale dates.
Parcel Descriptions at 23 and 27 Parkway Avenue Cincinnati
Court action by The Germania Building Association No 3 of Cincinnati against Adda E Tatman and others. Two parcels bounded by Parkway avenue and Springfield Pike in Cincinnati and Valued at 6500 dollars each. Sale terms cash on sale day. Hamilton County Sheriff posted October 12 1925.
Public sale notices for Woodlawn lots in Hamilton County Ohio
Public sale at the Sheriff s office in Cincinnati on November 7 1925 at 11 am for multiple Woodlawn lots 82 83 and 80 in Springfield Township with frontage on Grandview Avenue. Descriptions reference plat Book 5 page 283, deeds from James Watson and others, and the parcels total 7 500 in value. cash sale terms. Also notices of a partition suit in Case No 197 041 against Dennis Redden and a separate partition petition by Dennis Buckley with detailed land boundaries in Colerain Township. answer due by November 28 1925.
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J. H. Delaney
LABOR
The
Prince
Planter
J. Mason Howk
KFUO
Wil
WOK
WTAM
Cleveland
WEAR
P.m.—Theater Orchestra
Kdka—E. Pittsburgh
University of Ae Eee
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WWJI
Detroit
WIR
Paige
WGR
Vincent Lopez
Schenectady
WOO
WLIT
Agro Waves
Stanley
WRNY
Island
Radio Theater Players
Uncle Geebee
WMCA
Francis J. Dickson
Michael McGuff
Adolph Baker
Rose Baker Meinsen
Joseph Seissinger
Paul Wieland
Ada F. Ismael
Elizabeth Nunn
Alexander Kinross
Rebecca Evanshine
Albert R. Paschke
Maggie Pierson
Clemens Meidel
Fred Kenker
Eva Heger
Mary Co. Shaw
Freda Sands
John Henry Schmidt
Lena M. Yeager
Harry C. Cotty
Julius Brinkman
Joseph Burns
Lessie Bates
Frank X. Unger
Margaret I. Watson
Mary Good Norton
G. S. van Pelt
Catherine Brady
J. Larry Birmingham
Ella Kessel
Anna Rodler
T. Jane Worthmiller
Lucy Dillon
Mary A. Walsh Kelly
Grace W. Rogers
John Keller
Carrie Maile
John J. Clancy
Frances Meyer
Joseph Korte
Paul Ynchausti
Peter Berg
Wilhelmina Kroetzsch
James B. Finnerty
Eliza J. Coogan McDonald
Joseph W. Conroy
Margaret R. McKnight
Marie Buch
May Nessler
A. L. Whitaker
Charles F. Perry
Mary Schodell
Jeannette K. Belding
Patrick J. Doplan
John Flinch
Wit
Rosa Bieschel
Lucy T. Smith
William H. Settle
Louis Werner
Michael J. Gill
Marie Spangle
David Berry Gamble
Ella Getzendanner
Emma Hoffrogge
Christiene Kenker
James Hampton
Joseph Mhaffenbradt
Hannah J. Miller
William Attlesey
Herman Frederick Rapking
Edwin R. Hall
Peter Ibold
Europe
W. Hamlin
William Schuchardt
August B. Trum
John Minges
Matilda Kokenge
Anna Maria Kiesseling
Alta G. Murray
Bernard H. M. Roesner
Elizabeth Naber
Paul Ciaccio
Godfried Schreiber
Margaretha Lang
William C. Critchell
Augusta J. Wiebell
Charles W. Grindmeier
Mary Orthwin
Joseph Schaefer
Abigail L. van Hart
Mary K. Peters
George Hatmaker
Julia Striker
Andrew Birk
Mary Schone
Henry Esther
Ita
Ins
Anthor
Joseph Benz
Moriar Miller
Welane Maxine Brackemann
Marie Weenenbrock
Albert A. Ross
Thomas A. Snider
William H. Lueders
Director of Public Service
City Hall
Ravenna Street
Chandler Street
North Corporation
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Walnut Street
Third Street
Aso
McVay and Wilson
Delta Avenue
Said
Crawfish Road
Crawfish Creek
Delta
East End Loan Association Company
Alma Conway
Jr. D. Conway
M. W. Conway
Hartwell
Hamilton Poser
Hamiltonounty
Parkway Avenue
Springfield Pike
Pa Avenue
Springfield
Adda N. Tatman
James I.stephenson
Louise Stephenson
Adda E. Tatman
James I. Stephenson
Germania Building Association No. 3
Qohio
Adda E. Tatman Et al
Cashi
Sherimf
Schorr & Wesselmann
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