Church Fight Sets Key Christ Church Megerle Clash at Faessel Field
Christ Church faces Megerle and Meyerle in a pivotal Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association game at Faessel Field. The winner probably seals a spot in the four team elimination series starting in two weeks, with Church trailing by a half game and aiming to prevent missing the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faessel
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Christ Church-Megerle
Meyerle
Church
Megerle
Krieling
Bamberger
Joe Albert
Christ Church
Christ’ Church
Kentucky
Faessel Field
A.C
Bud Taylor Beats Graham In Ten Round Bout
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Ind contends for bantamweight title by edging Bushy Graham of Utica N Y in ten rounds. Taylor scores knockdowns in early rounds while Graham suffers a nose cut. four rounds to Taylor two to Graham and four even per press verdict. The Aurora Bowl crowd packed as both fighters weighed 119 pounds. Graham had defeated Abe Attell Goldstein a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Aurora
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Graham
Tay
Indiana
Taylor
Aurora Bowl
Abe Attell Goldstein
LaRose Stages Neat Boxing Lesson Over Willard
LaRose dominated the ten round headliner at Ft. Thomas Arena winning all rounds against Flash Willard as a small crowd shivered. Red Roberts KOed Lefty Halloran early in the second. Vic Ross outpointed Teddy Royce in a fast five round bout. Four preliminaries ended with Quebeck losing to Guest and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ns LaRose
Flash Willard
Ft. Thomas Arena
LaRose
Willard
Red Roberts
Halloran
Vic Ross
Teddy Royce
Ross
Royce
Johnny Quebeck
Joe Guest
Dudley Ring
Mike Saswell
Dutch Etzel
John Lewis
Ted Smith
Ed Hastings
Robins May Engage McGinnity as Coach
New York July 31 Joe McGinnity the famous iron man may sign to coach the Brooklyn Robins pitching staff. He recently retired from minor league baseball in the Middle West at age 54 and visited Wilbert Robinson president of the Robins to discuss joining the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe McGinnity
Iron Man
New York Giants
Middle West
Brooklyn Robins
McGinnity
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Wilbert Robinson
Robins
Genaro Wins on Foul in Eleventh Round
Frankie Genaro the American flyweight champion wins on a foul in the eleventh round against Billy Levine of Coney Island in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genaro
Associated Press
New York
Frankie Genaro
Billy Levine
Coney Island
Purses to be distributed for Erlanger greyhound meet
Purses totaling over 30000 dollars will be offered at the Erlanger Fair Grounds greyhound races starting Tuesday night. Top purses include a 1200 dollar derby and a 250 dollar opening stake with a silver loving cup. Local entrants include Minette Prete of Hyde Park with London Wildbill. new entrant L A Benter of Erlanger has two dogs, Farmer Pete and Real Buck, from Charles Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger Fair Grounds
O. P. Smith
Erlanger
Cincinnati
St. Petersburg
Fla
L. A. Benter
Fair Grounds
Farmer Pete
Real Buck
Charles Sterling
Clay Center
Kans
Sterling
Varis
Ny Concern
Mike O'Leary
Frank Lawman
Coffeyville
Kan
Freddy Parten
George Sawyer
Miami
Racing Ramp
Din
Jo Loomis
New York
Desperate Chance
Victorious Red
George Donovan
Nevada
Carryington Lad
Kenneth Curtis
Chicago
King Jiggs
M. J. Hyland
St. Louis
Matt Brady
Mrs. O. Vv. Smith
Midnight Eve
Knight
Glen
Frank Jacobs
Muskogee
Okla
Reckless Buck
Arch DeGee
Women Net Stars Start Play Today For Local Honors
Play in the women s municipal tennis championships begins at Eden Park courts this afternoon with singles from 1 15 to 4 00. Cincinnati players face tight competition as Kay German Boutelle Edith Meyer and others compete in the afternoon rounds and doubles follow at 4.00 between pairs from Eden Park Evanston Losantiville and Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Kay German
Boulevard
Miss Boutille
Evanston
Lantz
Echo
Edith Meyer
Losantville
Taylor
G. Richman
Bouevard
Classie Palmer
M. Hunt
Pleasant Ridge
Clara Cook
M. Toulin
Inner Lantz-Meyer
Orman Tellman
Taylor-Richman
Uth Dexman
Losantiville
Winter Palmer-Hunt
M. Boutelle
Norma Tellman
Ruth Oexman
Editheyer
Gertrude Menne
Dorothy Jonas
Yankees Release Steve ONeill Veteran Backstop
New York Yankee backstop Steve ONeill, one of the AL’s oldest catchers, was released unconditionally. ONeill began with Elmira in 1910, played twelve seasons for Cleveland, and had appeared in 35 games for the Yankees this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New
York
Steve
Neill
New’ York Yankees
O'Neill
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Elmira Club
Athletics
Cleveland
Worcester
Miss Collett Gains Possession of Cup in Close Victory
Miss Glenna Collett of Providence won the Griswold Trophy at Shenecossett Country Club in Eastin Conn. She defeated Mrs. H D Sterrett of Hutchinson Kansas one up in the final round of the seventh annual women s invitation golf tournament. The competition was tight with the match decided on the eighteenth green when Sterrett missed a short putt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eastern Point
Conn
Glenna Collett
Providence
Is. Ree
H. D. Sterrett
Hutchinson
Kan
Shenecossett Country Club
Miss Collett
Kansas
Wray Brown Advances to Finals in Missouri Valley Tennis
Wray D. Brown of St. Louis defeated Des Moines’ Paul Bennett in straight sets 6-4 6-0 6-3 to reach the Missouri Valley tournament final. Brown is the current titleholder and Bennett is Colorado champion and former Iowa champion. Mrs Millicent Maehr of St. Louis won the women’s singles title by beating Lottie Fuller of Ft Leavenworth 2-6 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Wray D. Brown
St. Louis
Paul Bennett
Brown
Bennett
Colorado
Iowa
Millicent Maehr
Jury inquiry targets Cincinnati brokerage firm
A grand jury investigation into a Cincinnati brokerage firm began after Ernest T. Cornell filed evidence with County Prosecutor Charles S. Bell. Blue Sky Commission examiners accused the firm of selling securities without a license, with the prosecutor's office preparing to present findings to the grand jury for indictment. The Cincinnati Better Business Commission and the Stock Exchange helped flag the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ernest T. Cornell
Columbus
Ohio Blue Sky Commission
Charles S. Bell
Commission
Blue Sky Commission
Bell
Department of Securities
Grand Jury
P. L. Baldwin
Cincinnati Better Business Commission
Cornell
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Baldwin
Blue Sky
Exchange
Lst
The
Stock Exchange
Kentucky Folk Vote Today in State Primary Across Kentucky
Kentucky voters head to the polls for a state primary with 300 plus candidates. State Representative slots in 44 of 47 districts and 19 Senate contests are up. Gubernatorial seats aren’t chosen this year. Local issues include pari mutuel betting and prohibition enforcement. In Louisville a Dem primary costs $12,000 after one candidate refused to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
House
Senate
Mary Flannery
Catlettsburg
Sale Fights and Threats Erupt on Ruther Avenue
A purgative street altercation on Ruther avenue led to a fight between Andrew Brown and John Boling after Brown accused Boling of insulting his wife Violet Brown. Police intervened, arresting Boling at the Eighth District station as a crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruther Avenue
Lohman and
Hochsthal
Violet Brown
Ruther Street
John P.boling
Western League Scoreboard
Omaha defeated Tulsa 9 to 0 while Des Moines edged Wichita 4 to 5. Denver beat St. Joseph 6 to 1 and Lincoln won at Oklahoma City 7 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Tulsa
Des Moines
Wichita
Denver I
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Ohio Firms Listed in Receivership Filings Across Counties
A Columbus report details multiple Ohio companies facing filings with values ranging from 500 to 25,000 dollars. Parties named include William H. Pittilla Charles L. Justice Giuseppe Giallombardo Rosario Giallombardo and others across Cleveland Columbus Lakewood Hamilton and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Canby Holdin Company
Marion
William H. Pittilla
Ae E. Fetter
A. F. Zachman
H. O'Dowd
Giallombardo Ehatsine
Charles Ping
Leonard D. King
Allie E. King
Ida E. King
Joseph Burnage
C. W
Blanche E. Asher
Sidney G. Kuswork
Emil A. Asher
Rahal Brokerage Company
Cleveland
Joseph E. Rahal
Catherine Rahal
George Rahal
Michael J. Yoob
Adele
Lododa
M. B. Vilas
J. F. Wieser
M Deaver
M. T. Gorton
K. E. Wit
Charles W. Beck
Charles D. Snider
Nellie M. Beck
Howard L. Moon
Earl Davies
Card Realty Company
Lex Kintner
H. Burnham
A. W. Bell
Ralph Blue
H. M. Rich
4 Realty Company
W. Wickham
G. P. Gordon
Rae D. Reich
B. Link
Lethe Stark’ County Sun, Inc
Canton
Ben J. Long
Eleanore Hall
Ellie L. Taber
Orvil Moliett
John B. Mohler
Greb_\u00a0Outclasses Chicago Middleweight
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh world middleweight champion outboxed Gus Bryant of Chicago in Tulsa Oklahoma in the third round of a ten round bout. Greb dominated from start to finish, Bryant being knocked down several times before the referee halted the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
OhKla
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Gus Bryant
Chicago
Greb
Will
Bryant
Sharkey Defeats Solomon in Close Ten Round Bout
In a rain slick Boston fields July 31 Jack Sharkey of Boston edged King Solomon of Panama in ten rounds. The bout stayed even until the final round when Sharkey unleashed a sharp body attack that slowed Solomon. Sharkey weighed 190 pounds to Solomon’s 186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
Solomon
Associated Press
Braves Field
Boston
Jack Sharkey
King Solomon
Panama
Record vote expected in Campbell County offices race
In Campbell County candidates wrapped up a more than two month campaign with full county outreach. Sheriff canidates include seven contenders five Republicans and two Democrats. Republicans list Howe Matz Boltz Cook Phillips. Democrats Roll Dowd. Other races see Republican Clark Rachford for County Judge and Democrat Buren unopposed for judge. Coroner race features Howe against Hughes. Legislative seat features Robins against Helf. Emergency service branch planned with Norwood branch possible via club manager Switalski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Albert E. Howe
Jacob Matz
A. W. Boltz
Newport
Louis Cook
Ft. Thomas
Richard W.phillips
Jacob Roll
Thomas Dowd
William F. Clark
Ralph L. Rachford
William C. Buren
A. E. Howe
Walter B. Hughes
Harry D. Robins
Phillip Helf
Ing
Norwood
Frank Switalski
Disputed Taking of $75 Ring Ties Spencer to Grand Jury
Harry Spencer of Cincinnati tied to grand larceny after Mrs Lil lian Blaney accused him of taking a $75 diamond ring from her Newport home. Judge Moore bound him over on $200 bond, with testimony showing pawned ring for $20 and Spencer denying sole responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Spencer
Lyric Hotel
Cincinnati
Moore
Spencer
Fuller
Lillian Blaney
East Third Street
Newport
Sixth and
Central Avenue
Taxi Driver Shot and Robbed Near Cincinnati
Frank Kitchell, a taxi driver, was shot and robbed by a passenger who abducted him from Grand Central Depot to Dodsworth Lane near River Road Cold Spring. The attacker fled with about $12 and a wristwatch after striking Kitchell on the head and firing twice. the taxi was later found abandoned near Miller's Cafe on River Road as searches continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Grove
Cold Spring
Frank Kitchell
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Dodsworth Lane
River Road
Kitchell
Grand Central Depot
Cincinnati Auto Club Opens Newport Campbell County Branch
The Cincinnati Automobile Club opens its first Newport branch to be known as the Campbell County Branch. Headquarters will be at the Hohmaister Hotel in Newport. The club has erected forty safety signs in Campbell County. Complete service of all kinds is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Auto Club
Newport
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Campbell County
Hohmaister Hotel
Real estate transfers recorded in Newport and Ft Thomas
Walter Lukens transfers to Edwin C Weber a Ft Thomas lot for 500 in stamps. J T Murphy transfers to W A Bradford a Dayton lot for 3000. Jacob Schwed Jr and George P Miller transfer a Newport lot for 2500. Highlands Real Estate and Investment Co transfers to John Emerson a Highlands Baby Farms lot for 500. Stuart Evans transfers to Willard A Hutton a Ft Thomas lot for 8000. James R Jones transfers to Benjamin Morgan a Newport lot for 4000. Highlands Real State and Investment Co transfers to Mayme Gesser a Highlands Baby Farms lot for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lukens
Edwin C. Weber
Ft. Thomas
J. T. Murphy
W. A. Bradford
Dayton
Jacob Schwed, Jr
George P.miller
Newport
Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company
John Emerson
Highlands Baby Farms
Stuart Evans
Willard A. Hutton
James R. Jones
Names and residences listed in mixed Indiana and Ohio locales
A compilation shows individuals with residences including Covington Kentucky and Covington Indiana, Newport Cincinnati Wabash County and Miami County Indiana. Names include Harvey Klette Jr Alima Merriman William Knipper Gertrude Santer Elsie Unhl Rollie Black Catherine Sausaman with several locations across Covington Newport Cincinnati and Indiana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Klette, Jr
Covington
Alima Merriman
William Knipper
Gertrude Santer
Newport
Forest Pool
Cincinnati
Elsie Unhl
Rollie Black
Wabash County
Ind
Catherine Sausaman
Miami County
Covington Judge William P. McLaughlin dies after weeklong illness
Covington leader Judge William P. McLaughlin 83 former Mayor Magistrate Clerk of the Kenton County Quarterly Court and hotel owner died after a week’s illness at his home 120 East Fifteenth Street He celebrated his eighty third birthday last week and had been active in Democratic politics for over fifty years He leaves a widow and three children Sherman and A R McLaughlin and Mrs Hal Harrison plus two sisters Mrs Lucy Orr and Mrs Robert Ficklin Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. McLaughlin
Kenton County Quarterly Court
East Fifteenth Street
Covington
McLaughlin
Athey
Latonia
Madison Avenue
Quarterly Court
Two Women Sued in Involuntary Bankruptcy Case
In Covington Kentucky yesterday two Pike County women, Mrs Pricey A Varney and her daughter Nancy Jane Varney, faced involuntary bankruptcy suits filed by J M Smith and A B Scott, creditors of coal land owners. They seek to recover 102400 on notes payable to W P T Varney who hypothecated the papers in banks. A receiver may be appointed to manage the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Covington
Pricey A. Varney
Pikeville
Pike County
Nancy Jane Varney
Road Fork
J. M. Smith
A. B. Scott
Day and Night Bank
Williamson
W. Va
Kermit State Bank
Kermit, W. Va
Williamson State Bank
Bluefield National Bank
Bluefield
W. V
West Virginia
Kentucky
W. P. T. Varney
Cincinnati Auto Victim Dies After Street Car Crash
William T. Hirsch age 25 of Cincinnati died at Booth Memorial Hospital Covington from injuries after a high speed collision with a Green Line street car near Ludlow Kentucky. He owned a bakery at 1020 Freeman Avenue. Coroner Stephens investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hirsch
Halsey Avenue
Cincinnati
Booth Memorial Hospital
Covington
Ludlow
Hirsch
Freeman Avenue
David W. Stephens
Local Names List for Franklin and Cincinnati Figures
A fragmented roster lists individuals including George L Millard Natitstes Franklin Tillie Dearth Layton Stanley Zglenicki Rardin Daisy Gard Rardin Gilbert Strom Clara Johnson Richard Tritschler Alwilda Federle with various city tags Chicago Cincinnati and state indicators. The text appears as a namelist or notice fragment from a historical publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Millard Natitstes
Franklin
Tillie Dearth
Cincinnati
Alwilda Federle
Sheriff clarifies primary voting rules for Kenton County
Sheriff Thiel declared only registered Democrats or Republicans may vote in the primary today. Independents cannot vote unless an Independent ticket exists. He warned arrests for any deviation and noted the polls open 6 am to 4 pm across 103 precincts. Kenton County has about 30 000 voters with Democrats hoping to exceed half. Republican turnout expected to be negligible without contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Thiel
Thiel
la Follette
Kenton County
Kenton
Samuel W. Adams
A. E. Stricklett
John C. B. Yates
Anne Campbell
Nuns Seek Citizenship in Covington Court
Ten Sisters of the Order of Notre Dame at 39 West Fifth street filed citizenship applications in U S District Court Covington. They immigrated from Germany between 1866 and 1905 listing Augusta Schmertmann Elizabeth Heiman Augusta Grewie Marie Pooth Marie Kaume Catherine Baueyman Marie Sextro Anna Korte voss Anna Agabe and Anna Frye with ages 42 55 42 51 44 47 59 51 49 and 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Order of Notre Dame
West Fifth Street
United States District Court
Covington
Germany
Augusta Schmertmann
Elizabeth Heiman
Augusta Grewie
Marie Pooth
Marie Kaume
Catherine Baueyman
Marie Sextro
Anna Kortevoss
Anna Agabe
Anna Frye
Kenton Circuit Court
Arthur Patterson
Albert Griffin
Elsmere
William Patterson
Harbeson
Stephens Blakely
Patterson
Daugher
Covington Notes Reported Actions And Local Events
Judge Manson placed on the docket a charge of passing an invalid $8 check against Howard Roberts 22 of 1914 Scott Street Covington after his father covered it E Harding Chamberlain Fifth and Madison Avenue stated he asked for the payment. A Covington chapter of the American Building and Loan Institute will be organized Tuesday night at the Covington Y M C A Charley Furber said it is a non profit educational move for cooperative thrift and home ownership. The new Rosedale swimming pool cost 40000 and will open to the public Faia Ray Tucker 12 of 524 Craig Street was injured jumping from an ice wagon in front of an automobile driven by J C Malone Malone took the boy to Booth Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Howard Roberts
Scott Street
Manson
E. Harding Chamberlain
Fifth
Madison Avenue
American Building and Loan Institute
Covington Y. M. C. A
Charley Fur
George H. Colclough Dies in Kentucky Garden
George H. Colclough aged 72, a retired farmer, was found dead yesterday in a garden at his daughter Mrs. F W Ray in Independence Kentucky where he had been living the past year. Coroner Stephens attributed the death to heart disease. Born in England he came to the United States fifty two years ago settling on a farm at Peach Grove Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Colclough
F. W. Ray
Independence
Stephens
Mr. Colclough
England
Peach Grove
Pendleton
Covington School Board Considers $525000 Bond Issue
At the Covington School Board meeting the board discussed placing a $525,000 bond issue before voters next November to rebuild John G. Carlisle Junior High, construct a new William Grant Negro High School on a separate site, and repair several buildings. The Negro Citizens' League pressed for $100,000 for the new high school but the board proposed using general revenue for completion. no decision yet. The Stadium Committee reported completion of grounds except a 17,000 foot wire fence costing $4,300, with $1,000 in treasury and remainder to be raised by football admissions. Superintendent H. S. Cox recommended five new teachers, and the board approved. Resignation of Marcus Taylor from Holmes High School English was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
John G. Carlisle
William Grant
Negro Citizens’ League
R. G. Grant
Holmes High School
H. S. Cox
Jessie B. Perkins
Pat Munday
Dorothy Colson
Alfred Havighurst
Anna S. Scudder
Funeral plans announced for county resident
The obituary notes the deceased remained on the family farm until a year ago. Funeral services will be held on Monday morning at 7 o'clock from the homes of his daughter. Burial will follow at Peach Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Peach Grove
Auto Club Honors Boulay For Cincinnati Club Honor
L. A. Boulay state director of highways will retire August 3 and was made an honorary member of the Cincinnati Automobile Club yesterday. He will receive an engraved aluminum plate bearing the honor legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Boulay
Cincinnati Automobile Club
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King Lardner
U.S. Pat
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Foe
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Commercial Square Canal
New York Yankees
Steve O'Neill
Wray Brown
Blue Sky Law
Ohlo
Sheriff Race Keen
W. P. McLaughlin
Board of Education
Auto Club
Boulay
Vacation’ Savings Club
Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co
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