Warns Against Repeal of Tax on Capital Stock
Washington October 27 1921 Under Secretary Winston warns that repealing the capital stock tax and allowing corporate partnerships to file as the other would drain revenue not covered by Treasury’s plan The hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee also heard proposals to tax back taxes interest on assessments and rules for settling with insolvent debtors The group also urged repeal of levies on capital stock boats grain brokers and billiard halls and named the National Lumber Manufacturers Association the American Mining Congress and the National Coal Association as supporters of repeal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Partners
House Ways and Means Committee
Winston
Treasury
A. W. Gregg
Internal Revenue Bureau
Gregg
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
American Mining Congress
National Coal Association
Joseph J. Klein
Certified Public Accountant of
New York
Board of Tax Appeals
Attorney General rules FTC May Investigate Broadly
Washington Oct 27 The Attorney General says the Federal Trade Commission possesses broad powers to investigate general anti trust charges under Senate resolutions even without naming specific firms. Rulings include the General Electric inquiry and a flour milling and bread industry probe. The ruling allows inquiry into costs prices and profits but denies authority to probe propaganda by GE supporting public ownership of power plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Commission
General Electric Company
Congress
Widener Leidy divorce suit filed by Fifi Leidy
Mrs. Josephine Pancoast Widener Leidy, daughter of Philadelphia magnate, has filed for divorce from Carter Randolph Leidy in Montgomery County Court. The couple eloped to Knoxville five years ago. they have one two year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norristown
Josephine Pancoast Widener Leidy
Knoxville
Tenn
Carter Randolph Leidy
Philadelphia
Montgomery County
Leidy
Fifi
Joseph I. Widener
Lynnewood Hall
Elkins Park
New York
Asheville
N. C
Mr. Leidy
University of Pennsylvania
Tax Bill Seen Passing House Before Holidays
Speaker Nicholas Longworth of Ohio predicted the tax bill reducing taxes chiefly on gour taxes would pass the House of Representatives before Christmas. The remark came in St Louis during a City Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
House of Representatives
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Remus to Testify on Indiana Liquor Conspiracy
Federal Grand Jury session in Indianapolis probes liquor conspiracy involving St. Louis and Indianapolis men. George Remus, ex bootleg king of Cincinnati, subpoenaed to testify. J B Marshall and Albert Ward oversee inquiry into transportation of liquor between Indianapolis and St. Louis. Remus notes interest in Jack Daniels distillery case of alleged barrel removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Louis
George Remus
Cincinnati
Albert Ward
United States
Department of Justice
J. B. Marshall
Remus
Grand Jury
Prohibition Chief Vows to Wipe Out Liquor Trade
Brigadier General Lincoln C. Andrews head of prohibition enforcement said the department aims to eradicate liquor traffic including sacred and sacrilegious drinks. He spoke at the New York Pharmaceutical Conference urging retail druggists to clean house, as officials push Congress to end prescription liquor sales by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lincoln C. Andrews
New York Pharmaceutical Conference
Congress
Beggs estate leaves 40 million in trust to granddaughters
Milwaukee producer John I Beggs will be probated in Florida with most of his 40 million fortune left in trust to his daughter Mrs Richard McCullochs three children. A Florida residence was declared in a codicil, sparking a Wisconsin inheritance tax dispute. Executed by St Louis Trust Co Richard McCulloch and Milwaukee attorney Lawrence A Olwell. Specific bequests total 125000 to six relatives and a sister in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John I. Beggs
Richard McCulloch
St. Louis
Fla
Wisconsin
Florida
Eugene Wengert
Milwaukee County
St. Louis Trust Company
Lawrence A. Olwell
Y M C A joins bid to break Hazeltine will over petticoat document
The Young Men's Christian Association joins others in seeking to set aside George W. Hazeltine's will written on a nurse's petticoat. They argue mental unsoundness and undue influence as the estate of about 200000 dollars largely favors his grand niece. Legal actions include challenges by YMC A, a Los Angeles church, Pomona College, and the testator's lawyers Dell Schweitzer and Frank Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Young Men's Christian Association
George W. Hazeltine
Hazeltine
Young Women’s Christian Association
Pomona College
Dell Schweitzer
Frank Hutton
Gun dealer pleads guilty in cowboy gang case
Eugene Reising of Hartford Conn a firearms maker pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing firearms in a case tied to the notorious cowboy gang. He faces up to three years in prison. Four other gang members pleaded not guilty on seven indictments charging burglary and assault. Frank Tessler alleged leader was among them. Fred Leslie previously pled guilty to aiding in the 8000 robbery of the William Armstrong News Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Reising
Hartford
Conn
Cowboy
Frank Tessler
Fred Leslie
William Armstrong
Three of crew missing as ship towed into port
The schooner J. O. Webster of St Johns New Brunswick bound for Miami was towed into Rockland Maine by Coast Guard Red Wing after being found disabled about 100 miles north northeast of Peaked Hill Bar. Three crewmen Stanley Bradford Fred Murray and Clarence Jefferson were missing. Captain Bradford said his son was washed overboard during a storm and the other two seamen vanished after aiding him. The vessel had lost most sails and deck load in the storm Saturday night. The Red Wing and a Coast Guard plane searched without success. The Webster is owned in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
J. O. Webster
St. Johns
N. B
Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Red Wing
Peaked Hill Bar
Stanley Bradford
Fred Murray
Clarence Jefferson
Penfield
Bradford
Cape Cod
Webster
Boston
Cattle and hog markets mixed as receipts rise across Midwest
Cincinnati and Chicago canvass show slow trading and uneven bids. Cattle steady to weak with bids lower for cows and cutters, hogs softening due to heavy supplies while stockers hold. Knots of firm spots appear for good veals and selective bulls. Regional totals show 6,327 local cattle receipts and varied rail shipments, with strong lambs near $15 per cwt in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sean
Chicago
Kansas City
Volume of Cincinnati Bank Clearings and Market Activity
Cincinnati reports total daily bank clearings of 10,985,618 with earlier day and prior week comparisons. Brokers loans range 5 to 6 percent, with finance papers and acceptances active. Stock Exchange on floor shows 4,546 shares traded with notable listings including Amer. Laun. Mach., Procter & Gamble, and Kroger. Foreign exchange rates and world market figures accompany the financial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer. Laun. Mach
Amer. Laun. Mach. Com
Amer. Laun
Mach. Com
Amer
Laun
Mach
Liberty
Es Treasury
Amer. Roll
Mill
Amer. Roll. Mill
Buckeye Incubator
Eagle-Picker
Gruen Watch
Kroger Gr
Bak
Procter & Gamble Com
U. S. Can Com
Ccccc
Whitaker Paper Com
Trahs Nigabmachosaedl
Ohio Traction
Paris
Australia
Denmark
Finland
China
Hongkong
Norway
Argentina
Venezuela
Amer. Lav.n. Mach
Roll Mill
Roll. Mill
City Ice and Fuel
French
B. & Bauer
Sue
Hatfield-Reliance
Kroger G
Procter & Gamble
Procter & Gamble Mo
U. S. Shoe
Whitaker Paper Pref
Ohio Bell Tel
First National Bank
London
Austria
Belgium
Meaversee
Hungary
Italy
Poland
Shanghai
Switzerland
Brazil
Peru
Ask
Bankers
Roll
Eagle-Picher
Ohio Traction Pref
Canada
Bulgaria
Germany
Reichmarks
India
Japan
Rumania
Orono Ca Sens Cevsgsidott
Syria
Chile
Uruguay
New York
Eastern Alcohol Corporation Formed in New York
Announcement of the formation of the Eastern Alcohol Corporation to be owned by E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co and National Distillers Products Corp. The joint venture will operate for the manufacturers to produce industrial alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcohol Concern
Associated Press
New York
Eastern Alcohol Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
National Distillers Products Corporation
Wheat market spikes as Chicago grain prices rise on brisk buying
Chicago cash and futures show strong gains across wheat and corn with December at 1.495% to 1.49 and May near 1.46144. Oats and provisions also edge higher while cash quotes note No. 1 hard wheat around 1.61 to 1.62 and No. 2 yellow corn at 82 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Serphietta Cinde Bighe
Odbveis — Shield
Digiphiecs
Timothy
Toledo Starts Education Campaign for 32 1/2 Million Bond Issue
In Toledo Ohio supporters of a 32.5 million bond issue for civic improvements have launched an extensive education campaign to inform voters about the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Real estate transfer and board plans in Cincinnati area
Miss Rae Nathan bought the three story brick building at 308 Mohawk street for 9500 dollars from Albert Kirschner and Harry Mincofsky with Philip Nathan as broker. The purchase was for investment. Additional notices list numerous lot transfers and parcels sold in Cincinnati area subdivisions for nominal sums with various buyers and sellers and taxes. Also a upcoming meeting of the National Association of Real Estate Boards in Chicago on October 30 31 with discussions on building incentives and convention site for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Street
Rae Nathan
Albert Kirschner
Harry Mincofsky
Philip Nathan
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Chicago
New Orleans
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Residence Sale at 3308 Gamble Avenue Cheviot
Charles Jacobs sold his five room frame residence at 3308 Gamble avenue Cheviot to G. J. Frey for 7000 dollars. The sale was negotiated through the Westwood office of the Becker Real Estate Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jacobs
Gamble Avenue
Cheviot
G. J. Frey
Westwood
Becker Real Estate Company
Property Purchase at Jefferson Avenue Investment
A three story brick apartment building and a one story frame garage at 3209 and 8211 Jefferson Avenue were bought yesterday by Matilda Axt for an undisclosed price. Margaret Schaufert arranged the sale through broker Joseph W. Fritsch. The buyer plans to remodel and hold the properties as an investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Avenue
Matilda Axt
Margaret Schaufert
Joseph W. Fritsch
First District Savings and Loan Luncheon Meet Today
Matters of interest to building and loan men will be discussed at the monthly meeting of the First District Savings and Loan Luncheon Club held at the Brokers' Building 323 Hammond Street today at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District Savings and Loan
Brokers
Hammond Street
Lang Residence Under Construction In Bond Hill
The Building Department of Groesbeck-Dickson-Kahn Company is building a stucco bungalow for William Lang on Carolina avenue Bond Hill at a cost of 5600 dollars. It will have five rooms and many built in conveniences. The firm has contracts for 25 similar residences and a model is on display at northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groesbeck-Dickson-Kahn Company
William Lang
Carolina Avenue
Bond Hill
Lang
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Transfers Tax Records From Cincinnati Suburbs List
A long list details real estate transfers across Cincinnati areas including Walnut Hills Hyde Park Glendale Avondale and more. Items show buyers sellers parcel sizes street references and taxes with many properties priced at $1 or small sums and a few larger deeds such as Springfield Township land sale worth $14 500.
Mortgages Filed List Reveals Local Loan Activity
A dense ledger of mortgage filings shows numerous individuals and entities securing loans from banks and lenders across Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Names such as Laura Blevins, William H. MacCrellish, Hugo A. Moffett, and Edward Grueninger appear alongside institutions like Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Central B. & L. Co. to note loan amounts ranging from a few hundred to twelve thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Blevins
Seventh Ward L. & B. Co
William H. MacCrellish
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Ian M. White
Victoria L. & L. A
Anthony Pedro
Same
Joseph Schechter
I. L. Shor
Joseph B. Scheve
Elmwood Place L. & B._Co
Hugo A. Moffe
Anna E. Meisman
C. A. Landherr
Arren K. Ferris
Montgomery B. & L. Co
Wa Scharf
Big Four B. & S. Co
John Rothsching
Fred W. Lehker
Anna R
Am”. J. Luenne
Champion B. A
Marie M. Dietrich
Hawthorne S. & L. A
An Clay
Sycamore S. & L. Co
Sanguine Newman
Liberty B. & L. Co
Sonena E. Kimmick
Stanley Phillips
Ste
W. Lehker
William H. Dixon
Commodore Clay
Edward Grueninger
Anna Re
Jesse J. Cook
Rose Lerch
Northwestern B. & L. Co
Charles D. Michel
Riverside B. A. & L. Co
Florence H. Lease
Central B. &L. Co
Ludson H. Ogier
Union Trust Co
Samuel Giteson
Pauline Smith
Central Fairmount B. & L Co
Elmer Jacobs
Cheviot B. & L. Co
Walter Bates
C. H. Schroeder
Emma Elliott
Christina Kinkhorst
Frank R. Wenz
Exposition B. & L
Emmich
Avondale L. & B. Co
Oteurliss
Emma B. Kennedy
Queen City Petroleum Products Co
Albert I. Stix
Mortgage Cancellations List Affects Multiple Banks
A long list records mortgage cancellations across numerous lenders including Enterprise B L A, Citizens B A No 2, Creative Realty Company, Madison B A No 2, First National B L Co, Home B S Co, Liberal L B Co, Norwood View B L Co, Cincinnati L B Co, Burnet Woods B L Co, O Bryanville B L Co, Valley Central B L Co, Mohawk Place L B Co, Mercantile B L Co, Exposition B L Co, Provident Savings Bank, and others. Individuals such as Margaret Hill, Walter Hensgen, Jere Stoffel, Anna Diehl, Sophie Bockstengel, Carrie Roth, Phillip Bloom appear in cancellations with varied amounts from 400 to 9,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
William E. Bell
William J. Carroll
Green Township
Work Road
Mt. Healthy Heights
American Development Company
Elizabeth M. Potter
Silverton
C. H. Schroeder
Walter Bates
Union Savings Realty Company
Delhi
Nellie Hayhurst
Walter Sprague
Peter Zinn
Central
Stephen J. Roche
Louis G. Freeman Company
Sycamore Street
Webster Street
Ahrens Realty Company
Same
Sycamore
Webster Streets
West End
Nathanial Nathan
Charles D
Henrietta Michel
Neave Street
Staebler Street
O’bryanville
Lavina C. Dixon
Pauline Smith
Madison Road
Walnut Hills
Annie M. Matz
Samuel B
Bessie M. Worthen
Beresford
Mathers Street
Loveland Park
William B. Fordage
Lillian G. Krenz
J. Frances Hayes
Nora
Ige E. Rothman
St. Michael Street
Camp Washington
Bert LaMont
Ollie LaMont
Isaac Bates
Mohawk
Harry P. Minicowsky
Rae Nathan
Mohawk Street
Norwood
Lena M. Emerson
Walter
Hazel J. Emmick
Warren Avenue
North College Hill
North College Hill Realty Company
Jacob and
Catherine Dabron
Grantor
Emma Meyer
Harry Schiff
Filmore Street
West Street
Herman W. Lackman
A. N. Schoone Marble Company
Sixth Street
Harriet Street
Norwood Place
Lester Ogen
Clarence
Gladys Kalley
Mardell Realty Company
Queen City
Petroleum Products Company
Gilbert Avenue
Phphen Hager
Enterprise B. & L. A
L. Davis
Citizen’s’ B. A
Creative Realty Company
E. Mitchell
Tee Kopecky
Oscar Armstrong
Margaret Hill
Madison B. A. No
William H. Settle
Walter N. Hensgen
Fink
First National B. &L. Co
William A. Frank
Home B. & S. Co
Golden Renfo
Albert E. Yockey
Home S. & L. Co
Carrie Roth
Esther Bloom
Liberal L. & B. Co
Phillip Bloom
Burnet Woods B. & L. Co
Sophie Bockstengel
O’bryanville B. & L. Co
Minnie Bockstiegel
Jere Stoffel
Bank Street B. A. Co
Barfield
A. Brower
Mary E. Shields
Fred W. Kleine
John B. Gramann
Valley Central B. & L. Co
Margaret Honebrink
H. Edmonds
Maude Hinkle
Coenee
Cumminsville L. & B
Aren Green
Southern Ohio L. & T. Co
Margaret Samson
Clara K. Pink
Kareth
Madison B. A. No. 2
August Siegmond
Madison B. A
Nee N. Maloney
Clinton C. Remigouts
B. D. Michael
Riverside B. A
L. de Cerkin
Mound B. A. & L. Co
Callabro
Abraham Shuller
Jaison H. Ogier
Wm. T. Moran
L. Alltop
J. W. Glascock
Clyde Steamship Company to Build Two New Passenger Ships
The Shipping Board approved a $2.5 million construction loan toward building two Clyde Steamship passenger cargo vessels for the Florida service. The total cost is about $5 million, with the board authorized to cover up to 60 percent. One ship will replace the Comanche, lost to fire, and the other will augment the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
The
Shipping Board Today
Clyde Steamship Company
Florida
Congress
Clyde Company
Rail rate case crosses confuse ex rail head Rishton
Chicago October hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission on Western railroads rate proposal saw R H Rishton, former American Railway Association president, tangled by figures into the billions. Cross examiner Clyde B Aitchison and others challenged his arithmetic as he admitted confusion with large sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. H. Rishton
American Railway Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroads
Clyde B. Aitchison
John F. Shaughnessy
Carson City
Nev
Public Service Commission of
Nevada
Rishton
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Samuel Cowan
Houston
Tex
Aitchison
Aishton
J. N. Teal
Portland, Ore
Symphony Ticket Sale Opens Today at Emery Auditorium
Ticket sales begin today for this week's symphony concerts in Emery Auditorium. Soloist Maria Carreras, noted Italian pianist, performs works by Brahms Schumann Strauss Rimsky-Korsakov and de Falla. Also, a Popular Concert in Music Hall opens ticket sales Saturday for Sunday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Auditorium
West Fourth Street
Mme
Maria Carreras
Schumannurlesque
R. Strauss
Mme. Carreras
Manuel de Falla
Romance Rule Sparks Paris Court Victory for Lovers
In Paris a court ruled that modern parents cannot block a child’s marriage to their chosen partner. Stanislas de la Roche Foucauld, 23, won permission to wed actress Alice Cocea despite his father’s opposition. The November 20 ceremony will mark the couple’s union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alice Cocea
Stanislas
Victor de la Roche- Foucauld
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub
Three Britons Form New Health Society
The Daily Express reports three former prime ministers Earl of Oxford and Asquith Earl of Balfour and Ramsay MacDonald with physicians and hygienists formed a New Health Society to promote a golden age of health in England. The society to be inaugurated in December aims at disease prevention and a nation wide propaganda campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Express
Great Britain
Earl of Oxford and Asquith
Earl of Balfour
Ramsay McDonald
England
Radio Listings for WLW WSAI WKRC and WQJ Chicago
Radio schedule for today across WLW WSAI WKRC and WQJ Chicago with programs from 4 P.M. to late night. Includes Shut Ins Hotel Gibson dinner concert Talks concerts blind association zither players experiences in a police court organ concerts Taft Lincoln the Emancipator and string quartet soprano book reviews McKay’s orchestra studio features and Skylarks Trio entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Hotel Gibson
Blind Association
WSAI
Taft
Lincoln
Emancipator
WEAF
Taft speech and Stock conduct at evening broadcasts
At 3 P.M. WASI Cincinnati will air an address by Chief Justice Taft. At 8:30 P.M. WGY Schenectady will broadcast the Chamber of Music with Frederick Stock conducting, also heard on WRC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasi
Cincinnati
Taft
WGY
Schenectady
Chamber of Music
Eepeerse
Frederick Stock
WRC
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Station List Scraped From Network Headline
A long strip of call letters appears to catalog radio and television stations such as Central-KFIM KFXX WCBD WENR WFAA WMC WOAW WOI WOWL WSUI WJAD and others including Eastern CKAC WBAV WBBR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFIM
KFXX
WCBD
WENR
WFAA
WMC
WOAW
WOI
WOWL
WSUI
WJAD
CKAC
WBAV
WBBR
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WHAR
WHAZ
WHK
Wir
WDJY
WMAK
WRC
WREO
WPG
Radio schedules and notices across major markets by time
A dense listing of radio programming for WHAS, KFUO, KSD and many Chicago and New York stations shows concert and orchestra slots, talk programs, and evening features. The text also includes a probate notice for Louis D. Heary as executor of David Healy’s estate in Hamilton County Ohio dated October 22, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Heary
Beechwood Avenue
Hamilton
Ohio
David Healy
William H. Lueders
Hamilton County
Murray Seasongood
Seatley
Cincinnati, O
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Widener Leidy
Indiana
Local Securities
New Yok World News Service
France
Holland
Greece
Sweden
Spain
Portugal
Czecho-Slovakia
Calcutta
Cleveland
Otis & Co
Kanaslens ” Rolling Mill
American Seed Mach
Baldwin
Sensarst
Churngold
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Cin’ti
Eeenee City Lee and Fuel Cols Cote
Cooper Com
Arenes Eagle-Picher
Fay & Do Pan
French Bros.-Bauer Co
Gibson Art Co
Globe- de Ref
Aeeeeernick
Enn
Seaeranernetesereseees
Saheb
SomOe Dore Eh We Rete Eeeennereenees
Kroger
Erenee
Ares Eeewenes
Eeeeee McLaren Products
A” A. Monitor Furnace
Seeeeneeeeneeweeesenesenees
Whitaker ‘Paper Com
Cean Pape Eeneeeener Neers
Esvese Wurlitzer
Atlas National Bank
Seeeeeenereeeesees
Citizens National Seenewaneeeeeesmannenses
Wanene First National Sereeseerneceseenseeseeesenge
Little Miami
American Multigraph
Central St American Ship Building
Cleveland Railway
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Grasselli Chemical Tees
Metropolitan Paving Brick
Miller Rubber
National Refining
Sherwin-Williams
Stearns Motor
Trumbull Steel
Chicago Grain
Leona C. Frey
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
T Frederick A. Schmidt Compan
Barbara Adelman
Holloway Avenue
Hyde Park
Angela J. Voss
Burch Avenue
Glendale
David Earhart
Horace
Georgiana Greely
East Willow Avenue
Blue Ash
George Wuest
Mary Scott
Franklin Street
Williams Place
Avondale
Loretta A. Toohey
Louise Newman
Camden Avenue
Price Hill
Bernard Ratterman
Bernard J. Luenne
West Eighth Street
Clifton
John Schweder
Parkwood Place
Lockland
Commodore
Hattie Clay
Wayne Avenue
College Hill
Fred W
Theresa Lehker
Ambrose Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Stanley Philips
Harry
Gertrude Kimmick
Elberon Avenue
Springfield Township
John M. Cochran
Peter Cassinelli
K. L. Shor
Plum
Central Avenue
Joseph Greifenkamp
Elizabeth Roling
Sherman Avenue
Northside
Fanchon Finn
Annie Finn
Colerain Avenue
Leeper Avenue
Wyoming
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Janet Lauer
Oliver Road
Laura C. Simpson
Standard Printing Ink Company
City of Cincinnati
Central Parkway
Providence Street
Madisonville
Louis F. Knorr
Albert J. Repe
Erie Avenue
Joseph
Clifford E. Burgess
John Eichelbacker
Dalewood
Winton Place
Ada B. Yeatman
Ida Lieber
Edgewood
Derby Avenue
Bottoms
Gertrude K. Wente
Schweitzer Bros. Co
Washington Heights Annex
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Frank Tanchio
Louis Myers
Bertha Myers
Louis Cormuelle
Conrad Cowen
John C. Corcoran
Becker Real Estate Co
Stephen Kemper
Millcreek Township
Edward
A. Jahnigan
Barbara Bommer
Rosa Bollinger
Clevespike
Nora Beck
Bessie D. Hendley
McMillan Street
Taft Road
Zella S. Young
Ida M. van Go
Walnut Mamie Hahn
Howard N. Nee
Helen
Krouse Avenue
Alfred M. Murray
NEW Health Society
WKRC
McKay
WQJ
M.—Orchestra
Io . Me
Skylarks
WHAS
Louisville
KFUO
KSD
Wil
WEBH
WMAQ
Red Cross
Northwestern University
WMBB
WGN
WLS
Poets’ Corner
Ford
Glenn
WBPM
WBCN
WHT
WOK
Leena
KYW
Sopha Midwidhe
David Rabkin
Wm. Frees
Aragon B. & L. Co
Mary E. Stein
Sampson B. & L. Co
Anna Dudley
Edgar M. Conover
Time-Star
Forrest T. McGrew
Blue Ash B. & L. Co
W. Kneipp
Robert R. Haines
Rose Brevert
S. Simon
Wear
P.m.—Orchestra
KDKA
E. Pittsburgh
University of Oine
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WCAP
WCAU
WOO
Unit States Army Band
WLIT
WIP
Orchestra
Roll Call
WGR
Buffalo
WWJ
Detroit
WGHP
United States Army Band
WRNY
Charles Whiteman
Finance
Wijz
Edison
WHN
WMCA
NEW See
Uncle Geebee
Dank
WEBJ
Ry Feu Yues
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