John Kling Released By Cincinnati Slab
Catcher Johnny Kling was released by the Cincinnati Reds yesterday and is free to decide his baseball future. The veteran star, famed for his long career and classy fielding, helped the team in recent years and was critical in clutch moments, while the Reds await word from Leon Ames about Kling’s 1914 status and salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Kling
Cincinnati Slab
Isnow
Maender
Cub Fane
Kiing Marke
Johnny
Chicago
Rede
Joe! Tinker
Herrmann
Leon Ames
Cincinnati
Feda
Reds
Herzog
U S Youth Wins Laurels Abroad at West Zealand Meet
A California boy from Thornton High School led the U S Youth squad at a major athletic meet in West Zealand. He won both the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash with times around 10 1 6 and 21 seconds.
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Nhs Tarker
California
Tromston High School
Bits of Gossip In Sport World
Gossip notes from Cincinnati sports scene with hints of Federal League rumors and players like Chic Smith and Fuzzy Albers. Managers discuss upcoming games as St Marys Cadets and local clubs eye potential signings, including a $6900 annual offer to deter defections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame
Pittsburg
Cincy
Chic Smith
Fuzzy Albers
Gas Shortage Denied After Cincinnati Explosion
Union Gas and Electric officials denied a gas shortage in Cincinnati after a main break near Columbus caused escaping gas to leak and explode when it touched a lantern under a farmer's wagon injuring the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati
Columbus
Injured Workman Sues Over 1912 East End Fall
Charles Meyer a mechanic with John O Jewell & Sons sues The Cincinnati Traction Company in Municipal Court for 600 dollars to recover injuries from a fall at the East End Power House on November 7 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Charles Meyer
John O. Jewell & Sons Contracting Company
East End
Assailants Fined After City Court Guilty Verdict
Edward Heffron was found guilty of assault and battery by Judge Gorman and fined $15 yesterday for attacking Henry Meier on Boal Street in November. Five accomplices, Joe Heenery John Crow Edward Kelly James Digman and James Land, also pled guilty and were fined $15 each. four other indictments were nolled.
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Edward Heffron
Gorman
Heffron
Henry Meier
Boal Street
Joe Heenery
John Crow
Edward Kelly
James Digman
James
Lochiel Captures the R. E. Lee Handicap at Park Meet
Special to The American from Charleston reports Lochiel, bred by Guy Bedwell, winning the Robert E. Lee Handicap worth 2000 in the Park meeting. The race featured top contenders Sir John Johnson Ringling and John Furlong among others in a strong field.
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Charleston
Lochiel
Guy Bedwell
America
John Johnson
Ringling
Jotin' Furlong
Byrne
Louice T Peesing
Juarez meet shocks with 66 to 1 upset in rivet race
Vireo at 66 to 1 wins the rivet race in Juarez as favorites flop and a stable boy pockets 30 dollars from a 50 cent bet. Jockeys Taylor and Phillipa are suspended five days for roughness. Cincinnati Y M C A defeats Covington Y M C A 38 to 21 in a dual meet. Fred Stormer leads the local team with top scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Vireo
Taylor
Phillipa
Stearns
Cincinnati YY. M. C. A
Covington Y. M. C
Fred Stormer
The B B Mags Lament In Feds League Woes
The text laments distress from the Federal League and distorted contracts. It depicts a restless life of misery with sleepless nights and creeping hold out players affecting peace of mind.
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Federal League
Delaney Dominates Go With McGovern In Riveting Bout
Delaney earns four of ten rounds while McGovern takes three as both contenders clash in a hard hitting theater bout. White edges Welch in a 10 round semi and Cam Mille draws with Wise after a fast start. Gilman shines in an opening four rounds against Fambry.
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Delaney
Storagg Gp
Cleveland
Benn
McGovern
Cal
Bleepdom
Bennie
Bud White
Alvid Welch
Welch
New York
White
Cammille
Toots Wise
Camille
of Gilman
Dave Fambry
Charleston Racecard Entr ies Mixed Winded Text
A scrambled Charleston racing entry list shows multiple races with malformed horse names and odds. Readable names include Tone 4 and Maxi Star 04 in a five and a half furlong first race and various entrants across six more races though many spellings are garbled and uncertain.
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Elde
Tone
Aan
Ele Ray
Laird of
Maxi Star
Squeeler
Bundle Wa O
Athletic Girt
Staces
Good Will
Edna Lesks
Sere Seen Seer
Piask
Bt Mandi
Ade
Ape Gea
Dick's Pet
Castara Theander
Woodrow
Jeanti
Banjo Jim
Marty Louw
Loan Shell
Water
Chartier
Royal Meteor
Royal Tea
Sitteenth
Helen M
Selections and Names in a Scribbled Ledger Fragment
A jumble of personal names and odd terms appears in a scanned list including Ray Edee Leeks Jim Carburetor The Gander wi Lady Campece Boral Tes Bed Mycenee Veneta Strome Ber OL ASHMEADE JUAREZ Amon Steveeta Madelie Annes Interest Free Will Rose Mary Barbara Lane Lomax and various untranslated items. The text resembles a fragmented catalog or choir of proper nouns without clear context or structure.
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Ray
Edee Leeks
Jim
Campece
Boral
Mycenee
Veneta Strome Ber
Ashmeade
Amon
Steveeta
Madelie
Annes
Interest
Rose Mary
Barbara Lane
Lomax
Artis
Rooster
Lesky
Kentucky Champs Set to Meet St Andrews in Kentucky Title
The Independent Christ Church basketball team, riding six straight wins over top regional foes, faces St Andrews of Louisville on Christ Church floor Saturday night for the Kentucky championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Cadets
Neil Coléman
Christ Church
St. Andrews
Louisville
Kentucky
Gio to It Gunboat Licks the Frenchman and World Is Yours
American fight fans cheer as G B Smith prepares for a London bout with a French opponent. Possible delays for Johnson and Moran weave through plans with Jack Johnson and a Brith fight eyed for Lower California. The piece notes health concerns and manager talks as arrangements unfold abroad.
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Gio
Smith
U. S
London
G. B. Smith
Arsure & Hight
Jack Joyneon
Johnson
Puy & Chance
Frank Moran
Jack Johnson-O
California
New German Evangelical League Forms for Next Season
The New German Evangelical Church League organized at the YMCA building on Sunday with officers Mr. Preddohannssian president and Mr. Eiwird Selzer secretary. Six churches will participate including Salem First Church St Bernard Norwood Philippus and Oakley, signaling a promising season.
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YM. Rp
Preddohannssian
Praitrit
Eiwird Selzer
Balem
Church
St. Bernard
Norwood
Phillipus
Oak- Jey
Stars Flirt With Feds In Chicago Federal League Shuffle
Special to The America. Chicago January 19. Puissel Word Sweeney the star battery of the New York High tainers were at the Chicago Federal League club headquarters with President Weeghman and Manager Tinker for several hours. Umpire Owens and others close by hinted at signings. Trainers Geesier and White were discussed for Chicago, with Mike Murphy named as home keeper and Harry Gesaler still in Chicago. About forty players are reported negotiating with the Federals as major leaguers sought to join the new circuit.
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America
Chicago
Puissel Word
Sweeney
Star Battery
New York Hightainers
Ponence
Weesham
Anager Tinker
Federale
Howard Camnitz
Ireborg Nationalx
Philadelphia
Tinker Dee Geesier
Pittsburg
Gilmore
Chikago
HL Ho White
Tinker
Chicago Federals
Mike Murphy
Detroit
Weeghman
Harry Gesaler
Wahlfis
Dickerbig
Federals
Revolver Incident Reported Near Barber Shop
Patrolmen Batrolmen Baltwin and Ploeger of the First District heard a gunshot while near a barber shop and pool room on West Fifth Street. They rushed inside to find powder smoke and no one admitting knowledge of the shooting. A distressed crowd or bystanders stood nearby.
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Batrolmen Baltwin and
Ploeger
First District
West Fifth Street
Driver Runs Down James Munroe in City
Police search for driver of an Express wagon who struck James Munroe on McFarland Street near Long and Plum late yesterday. Munroe suffered painful injuries and was taken to City Hospital. Witnesses reported the wagon driver did not stop.
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First District
James Munroe
McFarland Street
Long
Plum Streets
Ayo
$50 000 Suit Appealed Over Water Valley Railroad Death
Halford Jr administrator of J E Dupoyster deceased appeals a $50,000 damages suit against the Illinois Central railroad. Dupoyster died when an engine jumped the rails near Water Valley Mississippi, crushing him in the accident.
Burial for Mrs. Brown Scheduled in Ogdensburg NY
Lucy Brown died Sunday at her daughter Mrs RLs home in the Warwick Apartments. Her burial will take place in Ogdensburg New York. Mrs Dudley Outcast resides in Cincinnati.
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Lucy Brown
Warwick Apartments
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Dudley
Cincinnati
Piqua Man Declares Bankruptcy in Cincinnati Court
Piqua resident Casserta filed a voluntary petition in the United District Court in Cincinnati to declare bankruptcy. His listed liabilities total 43,7642 and assets 1,261, with the wholesale Senimaked it business cited as the debtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Casserta
Piqua
Ohio
United District Court
Cincinnati
Casin
Students to vote on suffrage at Walnut Hills school
Walnut Hills students will cast a vote on suffrage at the school on February 10. The event emphasizes girl voters being urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Quarrel Leads to Arrest at East Twelfth Street
Police report a quarrel at 408 East Twelfth street ended with the arrest of Ernest Lowe 28 of 719 Vine street and several others including Robert Simpson 408 West Court street Lillian Lowe and Anna Hark at 408 East Twelfth street on charges of unlawful conduct.
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Ernest Lowe
Vine Street
Robert Simpson
West Court Street
Lillian Sim Hattie Lowe
Anna Harktg
East Twelfth Street
Twelfth Street
Dr Ziegler Elected Delegate by Cincinnati Public Schools Circle
Dr Carl Ziegler superintendent of physical culture in the public schools has been elected delegate to the national council by the Cincinnati branch of the National Physical Education Association.
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Carl Ziegler
National
Cincinnati
National Physical Educational Association
Miners Meet Today at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis
The 24th convention of the United Mine Workers of America opens at 10 o clock tomorrow morning in Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis. President John P White will call the 1 600 delegates to order, marking the first convention under the biennial rule. The Central Labor Union arranged the program after the opening.
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America
Indianapolis
Ind
Pine
United Mine Workers of América
Tomlinson Hall
John P. White
Central Labor Union
Funeral for R. K. LeBlond foreman Matthias Lukens
The R. K. LeBlond Machine Tool Company shop closed yesterday for the funeral of Matthias Lukens shop foreman who died Saturday. Services were at Calvary Presbyterian Church with Lin undertaker Masonic Lodge in charge. Burial followed at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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R. K. LeBlond Machine Tool Company
Matthias Lukens
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Linund Masonic Lodge
Spring Grove Cemetery
Murphy Funeral Today for Mrs. Mattie F Murphy
Mrs. Mattie Froome Murphy aged 76 widow of Hulus W Murphy will be buried this afternoon in Spring Grove Cemetery. She died Friday and is aunt of Attorney Froome Morris.
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Mattie Froome Murphy
Hulus W. Murphy
Spring Grove
Daylight Bread Truck Hold Up Probed Near Vinestreet
Detectives investigate a daytime hold up reported by Joseph Rakel driver of Tip Top Bread at 2524 Vinestreet. He says an unknown white man stopped him near his home and took $1.40.
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Joseph Rakel
Tip Top Bread‘company
Vinestreet
Rob Telegraph Station Burglary at Riverside Reported
Thieves entered the Riverside Customs Telegraph Station of the B and O Railroad in operator Stoy L Baird’s absence and stole a revolver from his desk. Judge German postponed the hearing of Harry Brown former editor Ray Long former Post managing editor and Alfred Segal reporter on libel charges. attorney Curts moved for dismissal due to three terms of court without trial following indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoy L. Baird
B. & O. Railroad
Riverside
Baird
German
Common Pleas Court
Harry Brown
Ray Long
The
Post
Alfred Segal
J. W. Curts
Bush speaks on a shifting pro sports landscape
The piece reflects on professional baseball and the evolving league structure in a one-horse town, noting how past eras and new circuits influence players, salaries, and ownership, with hints of federal involvement and franchise changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Hunting Notes and Observations From a Wild Swift Hunt
Fragmented notes describe hunting scenes with a speaker named Marty and references to a judge’s decision. Mentions of a South Coporata duck, fat ducks, and a hunter watching game while planning next steps. Odds and ends suggest timing and休ing off days for a hunter named Lexiakee. details are unclear.
Fragmentary baseball notes mention players and teams
A garbled passage references multiple players such as Lajoie Bernard Plick Mollin Griptivh Jones Donovan Brad ley Wallace Heidrick Burkett Cheeprd Tannehill Keeler and others. It discusses baseball teams and the idea of organized leagues with comments on pennants and earnings, amid unclear context.
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Lajoie
Bernard
Plick
Mpllin
Griptivh
Jones
Donovan
Bradley
Wallace
Heidrick
Burkett
Cheeprd
Tannehill
Keeler
Friars versus Cadets in anticipated big crowd game
A large Friday night crowd is expected for the Friars Cadets game at Gyon with over 500 attendees a repeat near capacity. The Friars seek to avenge defeats while Crestline and Christ Birch Napsins join as preliminary and title hopefuls in a bid for intermediate championship.
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St. Mary
Gyon
Peur
Qlitos. Com
Wriar
Dance arranged by Sunday Baseball Circuit committee
The arrangements committee met at Brendamour club rooms to plan a big dance at the Armory in the latter part of February. Full details will be announced at the league meeting at the Linton Hotel on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendamour
Armory
Linton Hotel
Recruits Fight Hard To Match Veterans In Cincinnati Bout
The article describes a Cincinnati upstart training for a six round bout at Music Hall as he seeks to beat seasoned vet Bart Pisher. The fighter faces doubts over youth versus experience with a tough road to victory and a chance to rebound after past losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Champiss
Bheland
Bart Pisher
Cincinnati
Music ‘Hall
Waleh
Glencoe Tops Field in Strong 18 Year Old Team Showing
In a brisk contest Glencoe fields one of the town’s strongest 18 year old squads. Manager Al Aolty will handle catching while Nell pitches. Out of town teams expected to challenge. EL Blohm listed as contact for details. Wee McMillan Street noted in standings.
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Cors
Marcos
Aolty
Wapate
Nell
EL Blohm
Wee McMillan Stree Street
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George Parker
Kayo Mars
Cal Delaney
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Tommy
Clarke
Taidiow A. Co
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St. Bonaventura Cas
Mordecai Brown
R. E. Lee Handicap
Ya Hi Yip
Ada
Eteveate
Black Eyed Busan
Alietina
Little Birdie
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Amobsiko PS
Meenas
Free Will
Stonecutter Mimistaoe
Colinet
Serer
Dick Dodie
Requiram
Lamex
Patrick F
Ford
Feds
Mrs. Brown
East
Piqua Man
DR. Ziegler
ROB
de Sportlight
Grantland Rice
Waaner
Cobb
Bodie
Babe
Owe
Frank Barker
Leasons
Marty
Oteale
R. Lodiberk
Judement
DR. Wagner
Baker
Co Stina Winds
Bethant
Farranes
Glencoes
Mackenbach
Oge
Tam
Ehrrich
C. W. Mackenbach
Manhattan
J.S. Howell
M.D
Ryite
Aras
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