Yingling Signs Up With Possible Indian Follow
Wagering southrow contract notes Yingling signing with a big deal secured by federal agents from Brooklyn. Indian may follow as Heine Groh remains in town and rumors of a Queen City Cupid and a forthcoming winter departure swirl around Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yingling
Vari
Feds
Brooklyn
Federale
Mose
Husky
Earlle
Cincinnati
Labanen
Meneger Herzog
Johnson
Herrmann
Joe Tinker
Chicago
Rare Es Anes Okate
Heine Groh Ia
Rochester
Queen City
Mars Gears Up For Delaney Return Bout At Lyceum
After beating Conley and drawing with Brannigan Delaney impressed fans by handling Tracey with speed and power. Supporters urge a rematch with Kilbane era kingpin while the Broadway club plans a star prelim card at the Lyceum Theater next Monday night and will announce the rest of the program later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
Brannigan
Tracey
Hepdiers
Delaney
Tome
Kilbane
Iy & Boy
Ike
Lyceum Theater
Racing Entries and Results from the Day’s Events
A garbled listing of race entries and results names horses riders and times. Mentions Flying Yankee Gip Ethelda Boran and judge Walton with varying numbers and placements across second and third racers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geaerst
Gerden of Allah
Ethelda
Boran
Sheee
Lee Barriges
Vee Srebion
Jonge
Selections Charleston Brings Notable Names to Stage
Ferrous Rooster Lane Mig Lamax Burnt Candie Gerla No 5 Venetila Caioneee Congrove F Jimmy Gil Little Manchencet headline a list of selections for an event in Charleston. Bet-Jonn Reardon is also mentioned among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrous
Rooster
Lane
Mig Lamax
Gerla
Caioneee
Congrove F
Jimmy Gil
Little Manchencet
Bet
Jonn Reardon
McCrone Becomes President of Dinery Co in Cincinnati
McCrone elected president at the annual meeting of the Dinery Company, a concern operating several acres in Cincinnati. F. W. Daugherty was named president and will remain general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinery Company
Cincinnati
Ce. Etc
Eee
F. W. Daugherty
McCrone
Peck Funeral Today for Mrs Harriet Weld Peck
Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet Weld Peck widow of former Judge Hiram D. Peck and mother of John Weld Peck are held today from the family residence at 324 McGregor Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Weld Peck
Hiram D. Peck
John Weld Peck
McGregor Avenue
Dr George F Hermann Notification of Residence and Probate Details
The notice outlines Dr George F Hermann residing at 119 West Seventh Street Yorne and 2911pipe Street with recent purchase details and electric services. It mentions a 15 year devotion to a field and references to court procedures and probate related fees and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
Yorne
Ipe
West South
Served
Rew Electrice
Rey Aden
Six Riders Penalized at Juarez Course in Afternoon
Special to Toe Avenices reports six riders banned by Juarez officials after a matinee. Newton Robbins Carroll and Booker receive 10 days, McDonald and another rider get five days. Gypsy Love wins the Lardo Handicap as the sailing war continues and Bob Hensley fails to rise after a rough ride by Marco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Newton
Robbins
Carroll
Booker
McDonald
Gypsy Love
Bob Hensley
Marco
Lady Capricious
B. A. Jones
Ella Bryson Wins at Palmetto Park Despite Cold Weather
Special to The American from Charleston reports a large crowd at Palmetto Park on January 15. Ella Bryson won a selling handicap race over a mile and twenty yards, with Beb’s close in contention. Lady Reach captured the baby race a three furlongs event. The day featured several races and notable entrants including Dake Hal, Tom Hancock, Mona G, Crystal, and Chartier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Martie
Iiss
Dake Hal
Tom Hancock
xDaCe Bares
Farlonga
Chartier
W. W. Clark
Fifth College of Music concert at the Odeon
A large audience attended the fifth subscription concert at the Odeon. The College String Quartet performed a G major Haydn quartet and variations on an original theme by Paul Mierech. The program closed with a G major piano violin cello trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music
Odeon
College
Johannes Mierech
Adolph Bordes
Walter Werner
Ignatz Argiewicz
Hayden
Paul T. Mierech
Larry McLean Signs 1914 Giants Contract
New York Jan 11 Larry McLean the Giants catcher who starred in the world series signed a 1914 contract with Giants president Hemipetes and expressed happiness. He promised discipline and faithful service after the team faced internal splits and McGraw’s trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New York
Larry McLaran
Giants
Hemipetes
McLean
McGraw
Chiet Nek
Larry
McLess
Tinker May Howl at Gilmore Plan
Aperial to The American New York, Jan. 1. President Gilmore vows to raid Cuba for playing talent and break up outlaw managers. Joe Tinker, who has signed the best diamond artists, may object. If federal raids fail, Koneyen & Company could face trouble as weak teams struggle for public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gilmore
Cuba
Giimore
Joe Tinker
Konyen & Company
Federals
Aleady
Advent Jrs vs Torsions and other girls games
Tonight's games in Indianapolis feature Advent Juniors hosting Torsions at Advent Gym with junior girls contests and nearby St Stephens matches on the schedule at St Stephens Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Christians
Indianapolis
Advent Jrs
Advent
Coa
Quakers Se
St. Stehens
St. Stephens
Levinsky Surges Back in Ten Round Bout at National Sporting Club
In New York on January 13, Levinsky partially redeemed himself by outfighting Boston heavyweight Park Flynn in a sloppy ten round match. Flynn carried a substantial weight disadvantage but showed flashes of form despite the mismatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Levinsky
Park Flynn
Boston
National Sporting Club
Flynn
Meisel Council Installs Officers in Royal Arcanum
Meisel Council No. 108 Royal Arcanum held an installation at Richelieu Hall Ninth and Plum. Retiring regent Joseph Armieder received a diamond stud. New officers installed include Li Evans regent Thomas Butterworth vice regent Roche arene William Bennett secretary W Brown W C Hal orator and Benny Bilde. A banquet followed with Past N Harteveld as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meisel Council
Royal Arcanum
Po Ot
Richelieu Hall
Ninth
Plum Streets
Joseph. Armieder
Li Evans
Thomas Butterworth
Roche
Arene
William Bennett
W. Brown
W.C. Hal
Benny Bilde
N. Harteveld
Robber Holds Up Two Women in Broad Daylight
In Portsmouth Ohio last night a man held up two Black women, Nola Halloway of 932 John Street and Serena Lewis of 506 Carlisle Avenue, at George and John Streets as bystanders watched. The assailant demanded their money after watching a $10 bill change hands and brandished a revolver. Patrolman Pfloeger arrested Patrick Graham 38 a Chesapeake and Ohio switchman of Portsmouth who is held on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and John
Pfloeger
Patrick Graham
Chesapeake and Ohio
Portsmouth
Ohio
Nola Halloway
John Street
Serena Lewis
Carlisle Avenue
Saloon Window Screening Measure Draws Local Support
The Hamilton County Liquor association and saloon keepers may endorse an ordinance to ban screening saloon windows and doors. Advocates argue well run saloons need not hide interiors and women’s clubs will be asked to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Liquor Association
T. U
Convention Arrangements For National Sheet Metal Contractors
Fred F. Verges and a local businessmen committee arrange the National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors convention to be held here June 3. A local organization may be formed as a result of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors
Fred F. Verges
Motorman Sues for 10000 Over Hand Injury
Motorman Jesse Be. Moore sues Fred B. Shutts as receiver of the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Street Railroad for $10,000 damages after a broken hand from an iron wire connection hanging down near Stop 11. Local car accident alleged caused by the downed wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse BE. Moore
Fred B. Shutts
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Electric Street Railroad Company
King Cole Signs with Federals for 8200 Salary
Leonard King Cole, former Chicago Cub pitcher, has been signed by the New York Yankees for the season. Reports state Cole will join the cage team with a salary upwards of 8200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
King) Cole
Chicago Cub
New York Yasks
Bes
Joe Tin
Bits of Gossip In In Sport World
The piece notes 1914 contract signings and trades including Simms Eschen with the New York Highlanders and Beals Becker potentially joining Otto Knabe’s Orioles. It mentions the Federal League’s longevity questions and various players and managers like Joe Tinker Chief Johnson Haydee and Johnny Dodge affecting team rosters and league dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms Eschen
Brooklyn
New York Highlanders
Changes in National Bank Boards After Elections
Several banks announced directorate changes following yesterday’s elections. The German National Bank elected Charlies Fa. Windisch and added Stuart B. Sutphin to its board. The Atlas National Bank named William Wj. Kelsall to replace Hanke. The Second National Bank added Edwin C. Gibbs. The First National Bank of Norwood elected H. J. Ribben to succeed Hargrave. The Third-Fifth National Bank and the First National Bank of Norwood endorsed joining the new currency association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German National Bank
Charlies Fa. Windisch
Stuart B. Sutphin
Second National Bank
Edwin C. Gibbs
Atlas National Bank
William Wj. Kelsall
H. Otto Hanke
First National Bank of
Norwood
H. J. Ribben
EH. Hargrave
National Bank
Walnut Street Saloonkeeper Arrested Over Free Lunch Law
Theodore Foucar a Walnut street saloonkeeper was arrested on a charge of violating the free lunch law the second arrest in a private detective agency crusade He allegedly served lunch other than the cracker and cheese variety Jacob Abrams arrested Monday failed to appear and a capta in was issued Faaieney Joan Desay assistant attorney general said the violation could not jeopardize the saloonkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Foucar
Walnut Street
Secret
Crusaderi
Jacob Abrams
Faaieney Joan Desay
Sajoonkeeper
New York's Untermyer Presses Pujo and Owen on Clearinghouse Bill
Samuel Untermyer of New York conferred with Senator Owen chair of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee about the Pujo Committee clearinghouse bill and Owen’s stock exchange measure. He sought time to study the Pure bill fully, expressing interest in its scope and potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Owen
Senate Banking and Currency Tee
Pujo
Smoky City Fans Offered Stock
W. A. Kerr a promoter and architect tied to Pittsburg Federals drew plans for last season's grand stand in the Smoky City. The club reportedly faced a $40,000 loss and Kerr is linked to the team. Outlaws in Smoky City are attempting to sell stock to fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. A. Kerr
Pittsburg
Gibbons to Meet McFarland in Ten Round Fight
New York January 11 Mike Gibbons will not box again until a ten round bout with Packey McFarland in the last week of February. After that contest he plans to face George Chip Case, the world middleweight champion, at any weight he chooses. Gibbons also challenges Chip at 158 pounds or the American middleweight limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Gibrons
Leog “McAllister
Packey McFarland
Fee Treary
Gibbohe
George Chip
Thie Elty
Unteka Chip
Sepe Mike
Gibbons
Chip
Friars to Meet DeSales Team at Friar Gym
The Friars host De Sales Thursday night at Friar Gym. De Sales is performing well while the Friars remain undefeated and show strong form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friars
DeSales
de Sales
Friar Gym
A.C
Ideals Beat St. Anthony in Ninth Straight Victory
The Austin Ideals defeated St. Anthony 1 to 8 in a basketball game last night. The win marks the Ideals ninth consecutive victory and features the Sipals passing as the game highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Ideals
St. Anthony
Ideals
Sipals
Improvements for Cheviot Are Asked
William J. Fitzgerald of Chicago, GM of Chesapeake and Ohio, plans a visit to Cheviot to discuss a possible freight and passenger depot at Bridge Town. A special committee will confer with County Commissioners on paving Morrison road to Cheviot. A public hearing on depot plans will be arranged. The government postal committee will visit March 26 to consider moving the post office to the town center. An effort to build a high line connecting Price Hill Westwood and the three suburbs is proposed. The committee includes William R. f., William ad, Carrell and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Chesapeake, & Ohio
Rajirodd
Cheviot
Bridgetown
Gene Price Hill Weetwrood
Ote
William R. F
William Ad
Carrell
Missing Suspect Embezzlement Warrant Named Albert Roy Kennedy
Detectives hold a warrant charging embezzlement against Albert Roy Kennedy of Terrace Park. Authorities report they have been unable to locate him. Kennedy was secretary at Séars Insurance Agency and had worked there 17 years. Clifford B Sears issued the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roy
Kennedy
Terrace Park
Séars Insurance Agency
Clifford’. B. Sears
Bank Committee to Hear Cincinnati Regional Bank Proposal
The reserve bank organization committee will reach Cincinnati February 16 and devote the day to listening to arguments in favor of a regional bank for the city. Delegations from other cities are not included and the committee’s hearings will be completed January 17 before it departs for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ford Profit Sharing Criticized by Procter & Gamble Leader
A. E. Anderson, Procter & Gamble's general superintendent, condemned Ford's profit-sharing plan at a noon meeting. He argued profit sharing should be businesslike not philanthropic and noted P&G already distributes yearly dividends to employers. He warned in a competitive auto field there would not be 10 million dollars to give away this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Automobile Company
A. E. Anderson
Proctor & Gamble Soap Co
Anderson
Ford Company
Proctor & Gamble Company
Boy Struck by Auto Suffers Leg Fracture
Edwin Armbrust a 16 year old of 981 Finnd lay street was hit by M J Flynn driving an auto at 1714 Blue Rock avenue. Chaffeur Charles W Signer stopped the car and rushed the boy to City Hospital with injuries described as a fractured left leg and contusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Armbrust
Finndlay
M. J. Flynn
Blue Rock Avenue
Charles W. Signer
City Hospital
Third Christian Team of Indianapolis Meets Gym Goal Tossers Tonight
The Third Christian team of Indianapolis faces the Cincinnati Gym team tonight in the second game of the ena. Composed of college and high school stars, they rely on Palmer and Westover to test Gym guards. Hart Harris and Lewis bring Purdue experience, while Conk and Stanley provide depth for the Christian lineup. The Gym will field a strong squad aiming to counter seasoned Indianapolis coaching wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Christian Tasketoal
Cincinnatic
Covington
Forteer College
Manual ‘Traiding
Palmer
Westover
Purdue University
Lewis
Purdue
Hart
Harris
Stanley
Ieat
Ce Conk
Haftir
Ca Lege
A. Te
Lake
Ring spotlight on lightweight division and talent
Grantland Rice highlights the lightweight division and potential star power in Kingdom's era. He notes the challenge of analyzing Kingdom's elastic style and mentions Ian as part of the discussion, suggesting rare insight needed to judge the field.
Uncertain Championship Row Weighs Boxing Title likely to default
A chaotic dispute surrounds a boxing championship with multiple nations blocking entry and potential default. The text hints at Jack Johnson era implications and a final outcome dependent on restrictive rules and possible death threats within the sport.
White Hopes and Gunboat Smith in Heavyweight Talk
A discussion of the white hope era centers on Gunboat Smith of California as a leading challenger. The piece compares Smith with Jess Willard and other legends, noting Smiths youth and pace but stating he isn’t yet a proven champion. It highlights his 1923 improvement and potential to dominate the heavyweight field with further gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunboat Smith
California
Jess
Willard
Willard Iene
Thet Smith
Morris
Vosce
Garry Toa
Pitguthmons
Jeffries
Corbett
Darriés
Remk
Chip's Victory Sparks Welterweight Scramble
fragmented text notes Chip's win over Frank Klaus and hints at a tangle in the welterweight division. references to a throne claim and ongoing scramble suggest a competitive field with tight standings and rivalries in the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klaus
Lightweights Face Sterner Ring as 1919 Prospect Looms
The article previews the lightweight division, noting Richie as current champion with two strong qualities. Willie aims to hold the title through the Panama Exposition, facing tougher class and rivals including Welsh, Criss, Rivers, and Murphy. Tommy Murphy is highlighted as a hardy challenger, with the field described as keener than in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richie
Criss
Rivers
Murphy
Tommy Murphy
Pont
Harlem
Tommy
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Soca An Sue S. Parlor
Sete B. Wake
Palle
Siniede Gil
Lowees Tie
Velagday, Jr
Little Maretmont
M’crone
Peck
George F. Hermann
Loewe
Barra
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Theoderita
Carter
Tex
Morailgt Pigart
Wye
F Jones
Ella Bryson
Larry McLean
Tinker
King Cole
King Qoole
Reds
Otto Knabe
Beals Becker
Phil Stugger
Outlaw Orioles
Doin
Philly
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Nere
Baltimore
Tinker, Brennan, Kilifer Et al
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ex-Phi
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Cardinals
Haydee
Johnny’ Dodge
Louisville
Smoky City
Sencial
Mike
FORD
Grantland Ride
the Ring
Kngdom
Ian
Toler
Jack Johnson
Jonastin
Barnime
Shanice
Lyse Cei
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Ngless
Eeet
Davie
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Peikey
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Wille
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