Halligan Named Chief of Navy Bureau of Engineering
Captain John Halligan Jr of Boston appointed Chief of the Navy Bureau of Engineering for four years with the rank of Rear Admiral. Halligan, 49, a Naval Academy graduate, has served as Engineer Officer and headed the Engineering Post Graduate Schools, earning the Distinguished Service Medal in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Halligan, Jr
Boston
Bureau of Engineering of the Navy
J. K. Robinson
Wilbur
Halligan
Naval War College
Newport
R. L
8S. M. Robinson
Texas
Bureau of Engineering
C. W. Dyson
Bureau
Navy
Robinson
Leason
Denby
Interior Department
Naval Academy
Brooklyn
San Diego
Atlantic Fleet
United States Naval Force
France
Navy Department
Covington J. B. Michaels Chosen Commander of Legion Post
Norman Barnes Post elects J. B. Michaels as Commander with Roy Steinfort retiring as Vice Commander at annual meeting in Moose Hall. New officers include J. P. Horton Adjutant J. G. Orges Finance Officer A. E. Gilbert Chaplain I. J. Campbell Historian Ray Rodgers Service Officer Frank Riggs Master at Arms E T Orton Publicity Officer and others. An Armistice Day program is planned with William Wehrig and two officers on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Michaels
Legion Post Co
Roy Steinfort
Norman Barnes
American Legion
Moose Iail
J. P. Horton
J. G. Orges
A. E. Gilbert
I. J. Campbell
Ray Rodgers
Frank Riggs
E. T. Orton
Harry Burton
B. W. Kraus
B. G. Cook
Meyer Siegel
D. J. Reutz
William Wehrig
Covington Board approves home rule for cold affected children
The Covington Health Board endorsed Dr. J. P. Rice’s plan to keep school children with colds at home until they recover. The measure aims to curb contagion and help isolate potential infantile paralysis cases, though Dr. Rice noted no cases had been reported in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Newport urged to refuse road bids overestimation
The Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association passed a resolution urging the Kenton County Fiscal Court to reject all bids on the three mile Bracht Piner road project. Bids exceeded engineer estimates by several thousand dollars with the engineer’s estimate set at 50 000 dollars and the lowest macadam bid at 71 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Kenton County
Three Homes Ransacked In Local Neighborhood
Three houses in the same neighborhood were entered by window during the hours 6 to 9 30 last night while occupants were away. No valuables were taken. The homes entered were 3201 Gilbert avenue occupied by Horace Haffner 3136 Harvard avenue occupied by Louis Kaiser and 3137 Trimble avenue occupied by William Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Haffner
Gilbert Avenue
Louis Kaiser
Harvard Avenue
William Carlton
Trimble Avenue
Damage suit halted in Cincinnati Federal Court
A $5,000 damage case brought by Joseph Doliriés of Spring Grove Avenue against Mrs. Maude Rubenstein of Warwick Avenue stalled when Judge Cochran stopped the hearing to continue it next term. An attorney asked a juror if they sold auto insurance, a question deemed prejudicial under Supreme Court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doliriés
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati
Maude Rubenstein
Warwick Avenue
Cochran
A. E. Stricklett
Dollries
John E. Shepherd
Rubenstein
Supreme Court of the United States
Moonshine, liquor, and fraud cases set for sentencing today
Twenty seven men who pleaded guilty or were convicted will be sentenced by Judge Cochran for eqnor law violations Postoffice offenses and passing counterfeit bills. Names include Henry and Kendall Hand Morgan Ky James May and John W Davis Newport and others across Campbell Newport Dayton and Amelia Ohio areas. Some defendants faced second offense pleas and others admitted transporting possessing whisky forging checks obstructing mails and stealing butter from parcel post. John L Lewis’s case for possessing liquor was not resolved and will be taken up this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Henry
Kendall Hand
Morgan
James May
John W. Davis
Newport
Reinhardt Pierman
Campbell County
Elijah McPhearson
Robert Burns
John Schardt
Dayton
Kinley Hatfield
al Gray
Fred Nisze
Frank Becker
H. E. Huntington
Joseph Cook
Frank Means
August J. Spanger
Covington
Charles Ackerson
Joe Teal
Frank Boston
John Sebree
Frank N. Moore
Robert Miller
Robert Poole
Warsaw
Clayton McGuire
Negro Porter
Somerset
Graham True
Amelia
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Politics At Junior Order Meeting In Visalia Kenton County
Kenton County Republicans met at the Junior Order Hall in Visalia to hear speeches on political matters. Louis Steinfeld presided. Speakers included Emma Whiting of the Daughters of America and nominees such as Dawson Chambers for State Senate J Mason Hawk for Sheriff Rodney Bryson County Attorney Edward Pflenger County Judge Anne Campbell County Clerk Ray Rogers for the Legislature Barney Willis John Weetwood Henry Hardin for County Commissioners and Hal Ricketts for Tax Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Republicans
Visalia
Junior Order
Daughters of America
Louis Steinfeld
Iatonia
Emma Whiting
The
Dawson Chambers
J. Mason Hawk
Rodney Bryson
Edward W. Pflenger
Anne Campbell
Ray Rogers
Barney Willis
John Weetwood
Henry Hardin
Hal Ricketts
Bridemaid's gown chosen as burial shroud in Kentucky crash
Miss Edna Burdick 18 of Brooklyn died after a freight train struck an automobile near Falmouth Kentucky. Her mother Mary and brother Philip survived injuries. four year old Henrietta Edwards escaped unharmed. The wedding of her brother Philip to Miss Lydia Ingold was slated for Louisville tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Burdick
Fortieth Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Falmouth
Mary Burdick
Philip Burdick
Henrietta Edwards
Burdicks
Miss. Burdick
Philip
Louisville
Lydia Ingold
Charles Street
Burdick
Iowa
Kishmee Grotto Initiation at Masonic Temple November 14
More than a hundred candidates will be initiated at the fall ceremony conducted by the Kishmee Grotto at Masonic Temple Fourth and Scott streets on Saturday November 14. Walter Kinney Prophet of Ashbar Grotto will represent the Grand Monarch in the inspection. Rehearsal is Tuesday night at the temple and a supper will be served. On Thursday night the Grotto Band and members assemble at 7 p.m. and march to the Protestant Children's Home to donate to its pound party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishmee Grotto
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Walter Kinney
Ashbar Grotto
Protestant Children's Home
Will of Ludlow resident probated in Kenton Court
The will of Henry Lageman of Ash Street Ludlow was probated in Kenton County Court yesterday. Two thirds of the estate goes to Henry Schwabe and wife of Holdorf Germany, with the remaining third to August Schwabe. Lageman died weeks ago. Jerry Nolan of Covington left his estate to his widow Clara Nolan who was named executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lageman
Ash Street
Ludlow
Kenton County Court
Henry Schwabe
Holdorf
Germany
August Schwabe
Lageman
Jerry Nolan
Covington
Clara Nolan
Clash Over $500 Campaign Funding From City Treasury
City Commissioners debated appropriating $500 from the general fund to the Mothers and Teachers Clubs for advertising the $325000 bond issue. Commissioner Ebert charged the move used public funds for politics. others proposed private contributions to avoid taxpayer funding. Mayor Livingston, Hermann, and Simms voted for the resolution, while Ebert opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Ebert
Public Safety
Joseph Hermann
Public Works
Ebert
Hermann
Mothers and Teachers’ Clubs
Robert
Oyer
Albert Simms
Livingston
Simms
Bar Association backs higher pay for judges
Kenton County Bar Association members met in Judge Applegate's courtroom and adopted a resolution endorsing a constitutional amendment to raise Kentucky Court of Appeals judges' salaries. The measure will go to voters in November. The resolution, offered by attorney Shelley D. Rouse, passed unanimously to aid the state’s highest court whose workload is heavy and salaries inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAR Association
Kenton County Bar Association
Max Rosenberg Funeral Services Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Max Rosenberg advertising solicitor for The Commercial Tribune will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the residence 2128 Donaldson Avenue. He died Sunday afternoon. Burial will be in the Jewish Cemetery Cincinnati beside his wife Sallie Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rosenberg
the Commercial Tribune
Donaldson Avenue
Cinecinnati
Sallie Rosenberg
Covington Police Seek Missing Car Belonging to Local Plumber
Covington police hunt for a stolen automobile owned by Thomas Sheridan a plumber of 1115 Madison Avenue taken from his shop front. In court H Green was fined 25 dollars and ten days in jail for disorderly conduct. Harrison Brown arrested with more suspects. Irvine Kentucky resident James W Underwood filed a bankruptcy listing assets 73 liabilities 1558. De Peel of Nicholasville filed a similar petition valuing property at 5665 with 5805 owed. After Jones fined 800 dollars and thirty days in jail for possessing and selling whisky and ordered to post a 1000 dollar peace bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Thomas Sheridan
Madison Avenue
H . Green
Manson
Harrison Brown
Saratoga
James W. Underwood Irvine
States District Court
de Peel
Nicholasville
Jones
Names List from Ohio and Kentucky Notices
A readable fragment lists individuals tied to places in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana. Names include Bruce Mills Katherine Lyons J Stitler Nellie Freley Rufus Bowles Mary Jane Lamgford Robert Moses Siedeen Gladys Stewart Maude Rice Essie Johnson and Ida May Stewart with locations in Cincinnati Oxford Madison Dayton Springfield and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Mills
Katherine Lyons
J. Stitler
Cincinnati
Nellie Freley
Rufus Bowles
Oxford
Mary Jane Lamgford
Robert and Campbell County
Moses Siedeen
Maden County
Gladys Stewart
Madison County
Ind
Maude Rice
Dayton
E. A
London
Essie Johnson
H. D. Kipker
Springfeld
Ida May Stewart
Springfield
Local Markets Note Sparse Oil and Gas Rates
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered figures for seven cities and oil products with vague percentages. The text mentions Tos Oil and a high preference percentage but lacks clear context or specific entities.
Driverless hit kills laborer on Licking Pike
Pete Horiick aged 54 a laborer of 315 Licking Pike died at Speers Hospital from a skull fracture received October 10 when he was struck by an automobile as he walked along the Pike. The car carried two young men who fled. a passerby took him to Newport police headquarters as officers seek the motorist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Horiick
Licking Pike
Speers Hospital
Newport
Final Campaigns Begin for City Offices and Police Court Judge
City candidates push last phase of campaigns for City Commissioner and Police Court Judge. Albert Simms and Chris Ebert seek re election while Frank Bregel Fred L McLane Arthur Hindman and Thomas A McGeough pursue new terms. John Rawlings and Herbert Flatmus also seek positions. Alfred Maybury and Theodore Bertelsmann won primary for Police Court Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Simms
Chris Ebert
Public Safety
Frank Bregel
Fred L. McLane
Arthur C. Hindman
Thomas A. McGeough
John Rawlings
Herbert Flatmus
Alfred G. Maybury
Theodore Bertelsmann
Campbell Circuit Court Case Seeks Restraint On Parking Charge
William R. Digman sues George H. Boehm Southgate police judge in Campbell Circuit Court seeking a restraining order to stop action against Digman over an alleged parking with no rear lights violation. Digman claims no applicable Southgate ordinance. temporary order granted by Judge A M Caldwell pending further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
William R. Digman
George H. Boehm
Southgate
Boehm
George Fewless
Digman
A. M. Caldwell
Marriage Licenses Listed With Residences
Residence details show couples from Cincinnati Newport and surrounding areas applying for marriage licenses. Names include Bel T valley, Wilma Hansingen, Jeptha Atiano, Bertha Miller, Elmer Shanks, Murphy, Pribble, Eugene Mountel, Helen Rentz. Public records list multiple Ohio and Kentucky locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel T Valley Beauaal
Cincinnati
Wilma Hansingen
Newport
Jeptha Atiano
Vrenee Cincinnati
Bertha Miller
Elmer Shanks
Westwood
Earns Murphy
Dayton
Pribble
Ewport
Oa Murphy
Eugene T. Mountel
Norwood, O
Helen Rentz
Ame
Realty Transfers Follow City Ledger Rates
William Anschutz transfers a Dayton lot to James Anschutz for 2000 in stamps. Frank Fink transfers a Belle vue lot to Kate Buelte for 1500 in stamps. Anna Heidkamp transfers a Bellevue lot to Alevia Still for 7500 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anschutz
James Anschutz
Dayton
Frank Fink
Kate Buelte
Bellevue
Anna Heidkamp
Alevia Still
Local Stocks Report Mixed on New York Exchange
Trading on oil and refining shares showed mixed moves with Pure Oil and Indian Refining rising while Fleischmann and Columbia Gas and Electric slipped. Indian refining posted a 9 percent gain and Fleischmann traded at 141 percent of par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exchan Ow Ok
Columbia Gas and Electric
Flmann
Owens
Pure
Fleischmann
Indian Refining Co Stockholders Meet in Augusta
Stockholders were notified the annual meeting will be held at the Augusta offices on November 10 at 2 p.m. EST to elect a board of eleven directors, elect a clerk, approve and ratify purchases contracts mortgages pledges accounts acts and elections since the last meeting November 11 1924 and to transact other legal business. Stockholders of record at close of business October 20 are entitled to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Refining Company
Augusta
Shandeg
Pere Marquette Reports Nine Month Surplus Per Share Difference
The Pere Marquette earned about 7 dollars per share after preferred dividends in the nine months this year with a surplus after taxes of 4.09 million dollars. This compares with a 5.37 dollars per share surplus in the first nine months of 1924 and a 38.30 million dollar surplus overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette
Railway Signals Get Two Major System Orders galore
General Railway Signal has received an order from the Southern Railway for a complete block signal system between Morristown North Carolina and Biltmore North Carolina about one hundred miles. Another order covering about one hundred forty miles between Mobile and New Orleans has been received from the Louisville and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Railway
Southern Railway
Morristown
N. C
Biltmore
Mobile
New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville
Fleischmann Company reports nine month net income
Fleischmann Company's net income for the nine months ending September 30, 1924 totals 9,854,625 or 6.53 a share on the common. This compares with 7,006,775 or 4.63 a share in the same period of 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann Company
Eee W .Nt
Lion Oil Company profits rise in first nine months 1925
Surplus net income for Lion Oil Company in the first nine months of 1925 reached 2,089,012, up from 909,041 in 1924, a 124 percent increase. Current assets amount to 1,759,231 with liabilities at 655,495, cash on hand 258,572 and 366,057 in accounts and notes receivable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Oil Company
Lee
Inland Steel Bond Offering Oversubscribed Amidearnings Rise
Inland Steel Company sold five percent debenture bonds due 1945 and quickly oversubscribed. The firm is reported to have earned about $1.10 a share on common stock in the third quarter, up from 8%c in the prior quarter and $1.84 a year earlier. Nine months earnings totaled about $8.42 a share, versus $4.65 a year ago.
Heidel berg Bond Issue Attracts Lending Syndicate
A new issue of 1.5 million dollar City of Heidelberg external sinking fund gold bonds, 25 years 7 percent, maturing July 1 1950, was underwritten by a banking syndicate headed Lisman and Company at Bad. The offering aimed to yield more than the stated rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Germany
Lisman & Co
Bad
Real Estate Notes and Transfers List in 1925 Market Report
Walter 8 Schmidt joins a national real estate study committee with NASB, detailing costs for brokerage under Education and Research. The report outlines numerous property transfers in Madisonville Norwood Sayler Park and surrounding areas with lot sizes and tax figures, plus leases and bank settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Schmidt
Frederick A. Schmidt
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Department of Education and Research
The
National Association
George P. Ellis
Chicago
Certified Public Accountant
Maxwells buy Amanda Place duplex in Price Hill
Elizabeth and Michael Maxwell purchased a brick duplex on Amanda Place Price Hill for 15000. Broker Joseph Sehlhorst sold it for A Poneman. Lot size 45 by 100 feet. North west corner of Webster and Sycamore streets also sold by Ahrens Realty Co and S J Roche to Louis G Freeman Co. Frontage 100 feet on Sycamore and depth 90 feet to alley. Sale handled by E A Mardorf Realty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axt
Jefferson Avennue
Edgemont Terrace
American Building Lot Syndicate Company
Yellow Pine Building Company
Reading
Katherine Koenig
Edward and
Eulalia Doyle
Columbia Street
Jefferson Avenue
Madisonville
Raymond G. Cramer
Estella M. Cramer
Norwood
Richard J. Holden
Roy Hilberg
Dalewood
Old Fort Country Club
Charles R. Campbell Et al
Helen F. Pelleas
Pleasant Ridge
Algona Realty Company
Paneer G. High
O’meara
George B. Mossman
Douglass G. High
Sayler Park
Kate Warneford
Roy N. Hay
Maxon & Reddington
East End
George E. Knell
Phoebe A. Knell
Eastern Avenue
Hill Street
Charles W. Cassell
R. F
May Price
Eastern Avery
Ferry Street
James B. Benn
Frederick
Agnes C. Fortmuller
Williams & Gamble
Crestview
Naomi Miller
Frank R
Stella Hastie
Hewitt Avenue
West End
Louis Hellman
John W. Brown
John and
Court Streets
John Street
Margaret Hill
Gus Myers
Ward Street
Amanda Place
Price Hill
Elizabeth
Michael Maxwell
Joseph Sehlhorst
A. Poneman
Webster and
Sycamore Streets
Ahrens Realty Company
S. J. Roche
Louis G. Freeman Company
Sycamore Street
Webster Street
E. A. Mardorf Realty Company
Seton Realty Sale Lands Lot to Alexander Cassinelli
The Seton Realty Company sold a lot on Wabash avenue between Crane and Hewitt avenues to builder Alexander Cassinelli for 1800 dollars. Frederick A Schmidt Company brokers arranged the sale and report Cassinelli will erect an English type six room residence on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton Realty Company
Alexander Cassinelli
Wabash Avenue
Crane and
Hewitt Avenues
Frederick A. Schmidt
Transfers list property sales and leases across suburbs
A long tax transfers column records leases and property sales from Northside to West End and surrounding towns. Entries show lessees, lessors, parcel descriptions, and dollar values including minor taxes, with several 1925 dates and leases of storerooms and parcels in multiple townships.
Mortgage transfers and cancellations listed in local trust records
Numerous transfers of mortgages to and from Mt Lookout, Union Trust, Lincoln Bank, and other lenders noted with dollar amounts from 0 to 6,000. Cancellations include Viola Barre, J Miller, and multiple trust company dealings. Specific names include James Crane, Gilligan, Dennis, Lulu Combs, Blanche Darby, and Albert Otte among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Crane
Mt. Lookout S. & L
Will BH. Kennedy
Same
Neece . Gilligan
Lincoln B. A
Dennis
Morris Dennis
Lulu Combs
the Hall Batterman Oil
Carl F. Sinnige
Aragon B. & L. Co
Clare A .A. Muehlman
Addison B. & L
Blanche E. Darby
Union Trust Company
F. Carl Perrone
Milford B
Eral B. Fite
Newtown B
L. A
Oe Simpson
Cincinnati
Morris Plan
Charles F. Nead
Nead Realty Company
August P. Bernens
Western Star L. & B. A
Ae P. Bernens
Ann Speckter
City Hall
eWilliam A. Hesse
Southern Ohio
Savina
Ce H. Dunham
Savag
Tilda
A Provident ‘Bavings Bank
Yellow Pine
Senaeny
American Mortgage Co
Ae Pearson
Anna D. Stevenson
Soamuel B
B. Worthen
Herman H. Schraens
Gubin
People’s B. & 8. Co
wAdais
Wwilieen Prout
A C. Hasselbeck
Myers Y. Cooper
Wee Fortmuller
Union Trust Co
Sophia Hotoway
O'Bryanville B. & L. Co
Stella Hastie
W. A. Hasties Fagee
Pyramitto
Gohimbie BS
Coe
Warren . Hayes
Viola M. Barre
G. Frank Strifler
H.ss
Deutscher Landwehr B
Sas J. Millert
Clara Imwalle
L. Rogers
Mt. Lookout
James c Crane
Guarantee Trust Company
Harry Kimmick
William P. Thomp
Max Stopper
Woodwa
Ivy B. O. Sc
Campaign aims to raise 125000 for high school stadium
Portsmouth Ohio October 26 a local drive was launched to raise 125000 for a new high school stadium. The effort seeks community support and donations from residents and businesses to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portsmouth, CO
$25,000,000 Loan Granted to Czecho-Slovakia
New York October 26. Czecho-Slovakia secured a private loan of 25 million dollars from American bankers to fund war debt with the United States and to back a planned 75 million additional loan. Underwriting by National City Co. of New York with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and others. A 20 year 7 percent bond issue will be offered at 96 for over eight percent yield. Holland investors will receive 3.5 million of the issue via Hope & Co. Security includes first lien on sugar and alcohol taxes and a second lien on customs duties and tobacco monopoly profits for the 50 million loan option after 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
National City Company of
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Hope & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capt. Halligan
Bostonian
Grotto
WM. Milius
A. Armstrong
J. Mason Howk
Peumfef
Norman
MR Pfumff
Joe’s
Ewe
Vio
Shrivvel
N.g.rusber
oLunsos
Tos Oil
Joseph B. Henn
B. A. Co
Sarah Kaplan
Price Hill Electric B. L. A
Michael J. Hogan
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Paul Yenisch
Westwood Homestead Company
Lyda A. Hambly
Bernat Laub
C. Fuank Bente
Madison Road 8S. & L. Co
Joseph Suesz
Joe Hueleman
Hannah L. White
Milford Home Building Company
Jomes C. Stanforth
Abram Fox
Hayle S. & L. A
Mary
Twenty-first Ward B. & L. Co
Northside
August M. Blust
Alois Blust, Jr
Pitts Avenue
Walnut Hills
Chastian Taurman
Paragon Refining Co
George E. Mills
Edward Mills
Bedamsville
Oscer H. Schroer
James Z. Gilligan
Henry Sedam
Theermith
Albert Thompson
Onesie Savings Society
Morris Bates
Abe
Ben Dennis
Sixth
Freeman Avenue
P Heights
John A. Green
George W. Pickelheimer
Walnut Hille
Marié E
Buse
Mary E. Jones
Lincoln
Woodburn Avenue
Orth Reliege
Eatharine Kohler
Uis Askew
Union Savings Realty
Delhi Township
Charles Brueckner
Louis E. Cameem
Noswood
Prigder Schlegel
August P
Emanuel Earecto
Forest Avenue
Riverside
Harry F. Kimmick
Tony Lobono
Hillside Ae
Strader Street
Nerwesaed Het Schatye
Robert Putman, Candy Company
Simaoa
Main Avenue
Clifton Heights
Rose Maisel
Robert Putman Candy Company
McMillan Street
Anderson Township
Oscar H. Friedrich
Earl B
Es A Fite
Church Street
Newtown
College Three Withans
Ton
Albert
Erma Otte
Ambrose Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Central
E Schmid
Jacob
Et Sraerer
Peete Street
Craig
Peter and Elizabeth Louth
van Zandt Road
Hye Feck
Anns
O. Baldwin
Grace Hasenjaeger
Duncan Avenue
Linwood
Apitay- Aehts
Ameriloompany
Blanche A. Williams
John Lee
Clifford H
Nie
Glenny
Bevis
Bain
Richard
Matilda
Cleveland Srocks
Otis Stock Bia
Ask
American Ship Building
Hs al
Cleveland Railway
Firestone Tire
Ohio Bell Telephone Prefsenennees
Pamnen Refining
Richman Bros Nape Newenenes
River Raisin Paper
Sherwin-Williams
Czecho-Slovakia
Horlick
Eagle Savings and Loan Ass
Court
Vine
Fred Tuke
Edw, Holz
Atlanta
Jacksonville
C.T
E.T
Ponce DE Leon
Macon
Palm Beach
Miami
Fort Myers
Alsu
Suwanee River Special
Bradenton
Sarasota
Tne
St. Eee Ve
Samim Ca
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Iorn
Div
Southern Railway System
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