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Lt Schmandt is Ludwig.

From Gießener Anzeiger 7.2.1918

Some interesting statistics about war decorations of members of the Schutzpolizei Halle. Only one HHOX. 

From Hallische Nachrichten, 14.12.1934

This should be Josef Wulf, more info on him. Went back into Luftwaffe as Major (E).

From Hallische Nachrichten, 7.11.1936

Lt Winkler from RIR 36 is Richard:

From Hallische Nachrichten, 24.8.1918

Olt dR Rühlmann is Wilhelm:

From Hallische Nachrichten, 10.10.1918

Some more info on Oberpostrat Lindow:

From Hallische Nachrichten, 28.9.1934

Another one for the submitted list: Olt dR Kurt Schreyer 

From Hallische Nachrichten, 18.9.1918

One of the Schultzes: Johannes. A rather late one, and should be a reserve officer, so maybe the Olt from FAR 15.

From Hallische Nachrichten, 16.12.1918

Hptm Stegner is Karl.

From Hallische Nachrichten, 3.6.1918

Lt Haase is Walther 

From Hallische Nachrichten, 22.6.1918

One of the Lt Möllers' first initial is J. (but it is not the Jens we have already, date doesn't fit).

(I would guess it is the one from RIR 91.)

Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 13.6.1918

Lt dR Robert Carstens was KIA 1918:

From Hamburger Nachrichten, 16.6.1918

Hptm dR Clausen is Rudolf:

Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 5.6.1918

Lt Heuser is Eduard:

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 27.5.1918

Lt dR Cornelssen is Fritz:

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 1.7.1918

Ok, here is a tricky case:

This is a HHOX notice for a

Lt Paul Herrmann, from an RIR, and who also got the Hanseatic Cross. 

Published in Hamburger Anzeiger, 14.6.1918

So the name Paul Herrmann is not uncommon. There were two future Generals with that name:

1) GM Paul Herrmann (1892-1974). Received HHOX 25.4.1918 as Pioneer (not Infantry) Olt (not Lt), from PiBat3. No Hanseatic Cross, according to Reichsheer RL. Can't be him, if they didn't make (several) huge mistakes. 

2) GM Paul Reinhold Herrmann (1898-1980), served in Bundeswehr. No HHOX and no Hanseatic Cross, according to Reichsheer RL. Can't be him either.

Statistics check for IR 463: they received 5 HHOX. Correct! We have exactly five in our list.

From Hamburger Anzeiger, 15.1.1937

Lt Sensburg is Max:

From Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 13.9.1918

... which leads me to the question: do we have him already?

Here are two of the higher grades together, both with swords. We have v. Wrisberg, but I think we don't have Generalstabsarzt der Armee Prof. Dr. Otto von Schjerning yet: Commander with star with swords

The award is also not in his list on Wikipedia:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_von_Schjerning

From Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 17.8.1917

Could it be that we are missing more of the higher grades? This is General d.I. Moriz (sic!) von Lyncker, who got the Großkomtur with swords.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moriz_von_Lyncker

From Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 19.8.1917

This is either a new first name or even an entirely new one: Bavarian Olt Karl Fischer

From Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 14.10.1918

Another submitted one: Bavarian Olt dR Walter Ewers

From Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 24.05.1918

The Franz Niedermayer in our list (with mission to Iraq/Afghanistan) is probably rather Oskar:

From Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 30.6.1917

Another one for the "submitted" category: Bavarian Lt dR Hugo Gramm

From Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 11.4.1918

Not sure if this is a new one, I don't find anyone in the list who fits, so if it's not a Princely one, should be new:

Bavarian Hptm Reiß from Militär-Eisenbahndirektion 2

From Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 30.11.1917

This looks like a new one: Lt Fritz Richard. 
 

from Leipziger Tageblatt, Nov 1918

Lt Guido Seifert was KIA 1918:

From Erfurter Allgemeiner Anzeiger, 30.10.1918

Notice for Olt (later SS General) Arthur Mülverstedt:

From Erfurter Allgemeiner Anzeiger, 31.10.1918

Award notice for Seifert was in the same newspaper, 20.8.1918:

New one or at least new first name: Olt Hellmuth Wichmann, from a Thuringian IR, KIA 1918 

From Erfurter Allgemeiner Anzeiger, 16.10.1918

First name:

Lt Curt Malchau from Erfurt

From Erfurter Allgemeiner Anzeiger, 4.10.1918

One of the Beckers:

Lt dR Erich Becker from Erfurt

From Erfurter Allgemeiner Anzeiger, 5.10.1918

New first name: Olt dR Bernhard Dietrich from Erfurt

From Erfurter Allgemeiner Anzeiger, 1.10.1918

Mettlich is Kurt:

From "Feldpost: Wöchentliches Nachrichtenblatt für die Feldtruppen", 23.3.1918

Two unrelated Müllers side by side:

Lt und Batterieführer Gustav Müller 

and

Lt dR Maximilian Müller (Flieger) 

From "Feldpost: Wöchentliches Nachrichtenblatt für die Feldtruppen", 27.4.1918

Another Meyer: Hptm dR Dr. jur. Amandus Meyer

From "Feldpost: Wöchentliches Nachrichtenblatt für die Feldtruppen", 1.6.1918

New first name: Olt Fritz van Delden

From "Feldpost: Wöchentliches Nachrichtenblatt für die Feldtruppen", 8.6.1918

Chance find: another one with the "1914 Schnalle" to the EK1870: OTL aD Heinrich von Massenbach

From "Feldpost: Wöchentliches Nachrichtenblatt für die Feldtruppen", 14.9.1918

According to this publication, "Scharfschützen-Warte" (seems to be a weekly journal for MG-Abt.) from 6.10.1918, a Lt dR Lange from Abt. Buttmann received the HHOX.