Roman Herman Elected Captain of Bearcat Football 1926
Roman Tiny Herman twenty two year old tackle is chosen captain of the University of Cincinnati Bearcats for 1926 after a close ballot. The testimonial dinner at the campus commons honored the 1925 squad with letters sweaters and awards. Herman from Manitowoc Wisconsin is an engineering student and will be in his third and final Bearcat season.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Engineering College
Roman
Tiny) Herman
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
U. of C
Herman
Bearcat
John Pease
Pease
Benedict Speaks
H. M. Benedict
Boyd B. Chambers
George McLaren
Frank Raschig
John W. Christie
Frank Lane
Robert Burch
Roman Herman
John Pease Cooke
Charles Armstrong
Charles Birt
Wiliam Borneman
Raymond Bradford
Fred Davis
Joseph Filger
Lee Grasfeder
Lee Hallerman
Roy Holle
Robert Maddaux
Harold Martin
Albert Mayer
James Howles
Robert Klein
Somone Nimmo
Parke Schawe
Clark Flentiner
William Schmid
Virgil Schwarm
Edward Williams
J. W. Friendship
Ronald West
J . Boyd Chambers
Thomas the Toronto pitcher purchased by the Yankees
Myles Thomas star right handed pitcher for the Toronto Internationals was bought by the New York Yankees. Manager Miller Huggins announced the deal before leaving for Cincinnati. Thomas has 27 wins in three years for Toronto and was previously tested by the Yankees in 1921.
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Associated Press
New York
Myles Thomas
Toronto Internationals
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Cincinnati
Thomas
Yankees
Toronto
Yankee
al Mamaux
Ernie Johnson
Huggins
Paul Wanninger
St. Paul
Pat Colling
Howard Shanks
Shanks
Red Sox
Yankees to Send Maley and Wernke to Atlanta in Zoeller Deal
New York announced that two young pitchers Joe Maley and Sam Wernke will be sent to Atlanta of the Southern Association as part payment for outfielder Frank Zoeller.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Maley
Sam Wernke
New York Yankees
Atlanta
Southern Association
Frank Zoeller
Fenwick Five Faces Tough Fee Saturday
Fenwick Club basketball quintets travel to face Purcell in a first ever interschool clash. Coach Pfeiffer expects a victory as both teams, rated among the best in the intermediate class, prepare for a big crowd and a competitive opener between Fenwick Pioneers and Purcell Orioles.
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Fenwick
Purcell
Pfeiffer
Purcell Orioles
Schaefer Leads Hoppe In Boston Exhibition Match
Jake Schaefer former world balk line billiard champion leads Willie Hoppe in a 3 200 point exhibition final score after the fourth block 1 600 to 1 356 Hoppe had won the afternoon block leading 1 200 to 1 195 Schaefer shines tonight finishing the block in six innings with a 67 percent average and a high 2 5 in the fourth inning
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Associated Press
Boston
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Schaefer
Barrett Fined and Suspended for Fouling Opponent
Boxing match incident ends with Bob Barrett fined 180 dollars and suspended for thirty days by the State Athletic Commission. He apologized and asked to be cleared to fight Morrie Schlaifer, with the commission ordering their next bout to be with Schlaifer after Barrett’s disqualification in the third round on Monday night.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bobby Barrett
Morrie Laifer
Omd@ha
State Athletic Commission
SchTaifer
Schlaifer
Devos Molina Becomes European Middleweight Challenger
Rene Devos defeated Bert Molina on points in Paris in a ten pound bout. The International Boxing Union declares Devos the official challenger to Bruno Frattini of Italy for the European middleweight title.
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Devos Molina
Paris
Rene Devos
Theelgian
Middleweigh Sone
Bert Molina
Intérnational Bixing Union
Devos
Bruno Frattini
Italy
Europe
Lopez Knocks Out Irish in First Round Prize Bout
In Meadville Pennsylvania Pedro Lopez the Mexican heavyweight champion weighed 193 pounds and stopped Pat in the first round of their ten round boxing match held tonight in Cleveland’s opponent field.
Covington Outlines Modern School Program
Representatives of Ashland Paducah Newport and Covington second class cities met at the Covington Industrial Club to frame a legislative program seeking more funds to build and maintain modern schools. Ashland was represented by three delegates.
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Ashland
Paducah
Newport
Covington
Covington Industrial Club
L B Harrison opens season with big win over Hebrew Union
The L B Harrison basketball team defeated Hebrew Union College 650 to 24 on the winner's floor. Taft Ruppert and Miller led the offense while Jones and Carron shored up the defense. Captain Harris and Berger starred for the Hebrew College squad. Littleford School beat Ludlow High 28 to 16 in the prior game. Sigma Chi Midgets fell 33 to 26 to the Eagles.
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L. B. Harrison
Hotel Cagers
Hebrew Union College
Champs
Clifton
Taft
Ruppert
Miller
Jones
Carron
Hebrew College
Harris
Berger
Littleford
Ludlow
Sigma Chi
L. B. Harrison Eagles
Gutgwiller
School Board Members Chart Regions For Tax and Bonds
Representatives from Ashland Paducah Newport and Covington met to discuss raising the school tax levy from 76 cents to over $1 and increasing bond limits above the current 2 percent of property value. A committee led by J. W. Wood H J Allington and L Hannifer will draft a bill for the January General Assembly.
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Paducah
Newport
Covington
Lexington
J. W. Wood
Ashland
L. &. Hannifer
H. J. Allington
General Assembly
Bills Against Covington May Be Read Court Rules
Judge Harbeson ruled it is immaterial who reads the outstanding bills against Covington and the Moore Construction Company. The suit seeks a $13 000 refund to the city for a dry well at the Covington Water Works and to annul the contract as illegal. Depositions were halted when City Auditor Griffin Murphy refused to read the bills.
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Covington
Richard McGraw
O. F. Moore Construction Company
Harbeson
Griffin Murphy
A. E. Stricklett
Moore Company
Coyvington
Stricklett
Appointment of William H. Newhall City Auditor
Joseph F. Megerle announced the appointment of William H. Newhall as City Auditor at Sixth and Garrard streets. Newhall will assume the post and become Commissioner of Finance on January 1 after serving eight years as Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Auditor.
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Newhall
William H. Newhall
Garrard Streets
Joseph F. Mégerle
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Covington Notes Chronicles Local Trials and Warnings
Cordner Stephens returns a death by own action verdict for Daniel Works, found on L A and N railroad tracks near Decoursey yards. John Curry shot in a shack on Fif th and Chesapeake streets dies at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Jerry Rudolph accused. Federal warrants target Albert and John Rivers for transporting a stolen auto Cincinnati to Newport. Leonard Sunbury held to Grand Jury on liquor charge with bond. W. A. Bolan reports. Docket includes bankruptcy filing by 4. W. Fleming. Tunis Payne Whitlock suit against O. H. Hubble seeking bankruptcy. claims total 1,083.70. Jess Hawthorn held on liquor charge. H. W. Raney arrests driver with fifty-five gallons moonshine on Madison pike. James Harp held under 1,000 bond. Will of H. H. Van Hoene probated. estate to wife Mary Von Hoene. Sam Christie and Randy Hall bound to Grand Jury. robbed grocery at 402 Main. Evans elected president of Ft. Mitchell Country Club. Funeral set for Logan H. Foster in Highland Cemetery.
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Covington
Cordner Stephens
Daniel Works
Harfh
Decoursey Pike
Decoursey Yards
L.A& N. R. R. Works
Fifch
Chesapeake Streets
John Curry
Saratoga Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Jerry Rudolph
W. A. Bolan
Department of Justice
Cincinnati
Albert
John Rivers
Newport
Ft. Thomas
Leonard Sunbury
Brighton Street
Roetken
W. Fleming
United States District Court
Tunis, Payne & Whitlock
Lexington
O. H. Hubble
Merchant
Somerset
Jess Hawthorn
Tenth and
York Streets
H. W. Raney
Federal Grand Jury
H. van Hoene
Highland Park
Ft. Mitchel
Kenton County
Mary von Hoene
Sam Christie
Rancy Hall
Kenton County Grand Jury
W.S. On
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Rank R. “Evans
Liberty National Bank
Ft. Mitchell ‘Country Glub
Logan H. Foster
Miami
Fla
A. E. Foster
Dudley Pike
Highland Cemetery
Residence Led By Mary Ends In Bellefontaine
A fragmentary report notes Mary tied to a residence lead in Bellefontaine with limited readable details. The brief mentions a person and place but lacks full context or outcomes.
Kenton Circuit Court Oath Filed Against Dixie Highway Owner
Electrical engineer M. Cerf and Péter Steffen filed an oath in the Kenton Circuit Court against the owner of property on the Dixie Highway. The action specifies dispute over access or property conditions and seeks resolution through court process.
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Kenton Circuit Court
M. Cerf
Péter Steffen
Radio Program schedule for WLW station today
The guide lists WLW 422.3 programs from 6 P.M. to 1 A.M. featuring Santa Claus, solitaire lessons, orchestras, bridge lessons, melody groups, Southern Negro melodies with Anita, midnight bowwows, viola piano vocal and classical series in a busy lineup.
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WLW
Melody Boys
Anita
Yocal
Evening radio highlights across cities and programs
Listings show 1 PM interview with boxer Gene Tunney on WNYC New York and 7:15 PM Penn Glee Club spot in Philadelphia. Other broadcasts include women's glee club in New York 7:30 PM and Chicago American dedication at 8 PM. Eleven stations cover music, minstrel shows and spirituals through 10:30 PM.
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WIP
Philadelphia
Penn
Glee Club
WNYC
New York
Gene Tunney
George B. Silzer
New
Women’s University Glee Club
Springfield
Oldthie Minstrels
WMAQ
Chicago
American ‘Ion
WEAF
WEEI
WSAI
WGR
WWJ
WCCO
WOC
WFI
Weak
WJAR
WDAC
WTAG
KSD
WLW
Cincinnati
Central and regional radio call signs listed in report
A compiled list shows radio station call signs such as KFAB KFDM KFKX KFMQ KFUO WIAD WOWL WAFD AWAM CKAC ons Wx AHG CAP WDWF WHAZ YLIT woe WOR WTAM CNRO.
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KFDM
KFKX
KFMQ
KFUO
WIAD
WOWL
WAFD
AWAM
CKAC
CAP
WDWF
WHAZ
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CNRO
Chicago broadcast schedule lists arts events and lecture
The posting outlines a WHT-CHICAGO program lineup with 6 P.M. classical organ 7:45 P.M. orchestra features 8 P.M. entertainment dance music and 9 P.M. university lecture plus a church choir at 9:40 P.M. The schedule includes a 7 Q-C segment and a dedication program by the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Xerican ‘Legion
Chicago University
Semi-classical program follows at seven in Chicago
WMBB-CHICAGO schedules a 7 PM due audience with a semi classical program and a 9 PM popular program featuring an orchestra planning lineup and performances.
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WMBB
Chicago
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
The Chicago KYW schedule lists Bedtime stories with Uncle Bob at 6:35 PM and a 7:00 PM dinner concert. A Good Reading program airs at 8 PM followed by an At home program at 10 PM. An Insomnia Club is slated for 1 AM.
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KYW
Chicago
Bob
Radio Schedule Highlights From Chicago Stations
WBBM Chicago presents two pianos and a quartet at 8 p.m. Trie program. An orchestra follows at 10 p.m. WGN Chicago lists an organ recital at 5:30 p.m. and a dinner concert at 6:30 p.m. WEAF air at 8 p.m. features a program and a 10 p.m. one hour jazz sprint.
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WBBM
Chicago
WGN
WEAF
New York
Larkinites
Electric company faces injunction over cooking use of supply
Light Heat and Power Co seeks a mandatory injunction to compel supplying electric current for a range installed by O Cerf in Steffen home. The edition notes the company provides lighting electricity but refused cooking power. Mrs Nina Marshall seeks divorce from Martin Marshall citing cruelty. they wed July 28 1921 and separated September 30. Louise Simrall Stephens as administratrix requests court permission to sell twenty five shares of O Railroad stock owned by her husband J Paul Stephens estate.
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J. Paul Stephens
Newport Water Blocked for Brewery by Court Order
Judge Caldwell issued a temporary restraining order preventing Newport from turning off George Wiedemann Brewery Company water service. The suit filed by the brewery claims a bill through October 1, 1926 of 1302.07, while the city says 2395.67 is due covering two years. The city had threatened to cut off service yesterday if payment was not made.
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Newport
George Wiedemann Brewery Company
Sixth
Columbia Streets
Caldwell
Campbell Circuit
Sponneevery
Arbert Flatmnus
Evening Music Schedule at Readville Club
The program features Joe Entertainers with an hour long set at 9 P.M. followed by an 11 P.M. orchestra session. Vocal solos and readings fill the two hour interval between performances.
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WEBH
Chicago
Joe
Evening radio program listings across cities
Program schedules show varied entertainment and orchestra acts across WHN New York WIP Philadelphia WEAF New York WBZ Springfield with times from late afternoon to night including glee clubs talks hymns serenades and dance or opera orchestras under multiple stations across the Sesqui Centennial period.
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WBZ
Springfield
Little Symphony
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights at WCAE Pittsburgh
WCAE Pittsburgh presents a 5:30 P.M. concert followed by a 6:30 P.M. children’s period, a 7 P.M. Larkin segment, and a 9 P.M. Zippers program.
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WCAE
Pittsburgh
Larkin
Evening Program At WCAU Philadelphia Schedule
The broadcast listing shows a 5 30 P M orchestra after which a 6 30 P M recital and a 7 P M Gondoliers recital Ts Cee M The Kandy Kids and an Irish tenor perform 9 P M Sesqui Centennial hour
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WCAU
Philadelphia
Gondoliers
Cee
The
Sesqui Centennial Hour
Philadelphia Radio Schedule Highlights
WFI Philadelphia at 5 30 P M features an orchestra performance followed by a WEAF program at 7 P M lasting three hours. The schedule outlines timed programming for the station's evening lineup.
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WFI
Philadelhia
WEAF
Park 315.6 Schedule Highlights Evening Programs
At 5 P.M Uncle Geebee hosts a novelty trio talk show. A 6 P.M hour of music follows, then a 7 P.M orchestra performance. At 7:30 P.M Footlight and Lamplight airs. The night closes with 9 P.M soprano and piano.
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WGBS
New Park
Uncle Geebee
Radio Schedule for WMCA New York Evening Lineup
At 6 P.M. The Happy Girl talk segment followed by Orc hestra then 7 P.M. Dance orchestra with a barytone. 8 P.M. Soprano violin and piano with zither. 9 P.M. Auto talk with soprano Serenaders. 10 P.M. Orchestra. 11 P.M. Merry Merry cast.
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WMCA
New York
Barytone
Evening radio lineup includes Tunney interview and concerts
WNYC schedule lists 6 P.M. market highs followed by dance music at 6 59. At 7 P.M. Gene Tunney interview and a piano recital. At 7 30 P.M. an address and 8 30 P.M. a concert program titled Trend of the Times.
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WNYC
New York
Gene Tunney
Boxer
Nightly Schedule on KDKA-E Pittsburgh
The station presents a farm program at 1 PM the little symphony at 8 PM and a midnight revue after a 5:15 PM start with a half hour featuring famous composers.
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KDKA
E. Pittsbrugh
Brewery Filing of $1302.07 Petition Noted
The brewery filed $1302.07 with the petition and arguments of counsel will be heard by Judge Galdwell this morning.
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Galdwell
Reckless Driver Floyd Fined After Newport Accident
Leonard Floyd of Newport on Tenth street and Washington avenue was arraigned before Judge Moore in Newport Police Court for reckless driving after colliding with a street car and crashing into a 312 West Fifth street building. Floyd claimed he may have fallen asleep. two street car windows were broken and his car damaged. He was fined $15 after promising to pay damages.
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Moore
Newport
Leonard Floyd
Tenth Street
Washington Avenue
West
Fifth Street
Floyd
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Newport Ft Thomas
Realty transfers listed include Harry C. Gel to Jefferson D. Yancey for a Linden avenue lot in Newport with a $1 stamp, Highlands Realty and Insurance Company to Lois Nelson for Highlands Baby subdivision, and F Thomas serving, plus Rose A. Hartwee to Leonard Mays for a Mayfield avenue lot in Ft Thomas as recorded.
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Realty
Harry C. Gel
Jefferson D. Yancey
Linden Avenue
Newport
Highlands
Mikes
Lois Nelson
F. Thomas
Leon Ys
Rose A. Hartwee
Marriage Licenses Names and Residences
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Walter E. Shinn
Decatur
Mary Ellen Lonhg
New Carlisle
Fred Donsback
Newport Effie Eckert
Newport
Darrell Smith
Mary Spark
Roberts F. Sullivan
Hazel Burns
Daisey- Fo
Led Ree
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