RESULTS AT CONNAUGHT RACES WITH MULTIPLE WINNERS
Racing card at Connaught features seven events for two and three year olds. Winners include Seth and Stirling in Race One, Leading Light and Bonnie Lady in Race Two, Barnabas and Fugue in Race Three, A Saucier and Joyce Hoffman in Race Four, Jla Edward and Arra Ward in Race Five, Gin Fringing and Costello in Race Six, and Deep Sinker in Race Seven with purses ranging up to 1,000 for the finale.
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Rial
Seth
Stirling Steneeseye
Wilson
Acces Stirling
Ascoras
Royal
Madman
Illuminate
Barnabas
Vileaihcaximv
Cavendish
Keltie
Bloor
Happy Chance
Joyce Hoffman
Iissaie Holloway
Assume
Miles S
Cisqua
Stonewall
Hillsdale Gosa
Quanah
Rhinestone
Riverview
Thorncliffe racing results feature $1,000 purses and mixed fields
Horse racing card shows seven races with three and four year olds and older. Winners include Alexandra in the third race and Boss in the fourth. times range around 1:54 to 1:56 for various claiming events. Also ran lists and scratches noted for Broadview and Plymouth Rock.
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Farrell
Cis McDermott
Normana
Sir Glenn
Malvern
Snowden
Our Commissioner
Canada
Rie
Abel
Hemisphere
Bright M
Catharine
Islander
Carry On
Broadview
Plymouth Rock
Ireminne
Osensee Alexandra
Alva
Ee Daily Boss
Lord Allen
Sarmreas
Arendale
Mercury
Camouflage
Winfrey
Om Logan
Irosity
Ballybell
Bolsterer
Tornado
Bee
Dickie W
Bogart
Sarivan
Shines Sociedenia Aldinnia Diebencuies
IERE
Lady Baltimore
D Wow
Skirmish
Chesterbrook
Desea Ea
Cnss
Jane
Baby Lane
Diana
Ruler
Belmont Results Highlight Multiple Races and Odds
A racing card summary from Belmont shows results across claiming maidens, the Douglaston Steeplechase Handicap, and several stakes races. Notable outcomes include First Race winners with listed odds, seconds and thirds, and scratches for several horses.
Yankees Buy Johnson From Chicago Sox
New York announces the acquisition of Ernest Johnson, a Chicago American League shortstop, to be used as a utility infielder. Several AL clubs claimed him, but he was awarded to the Yankees at a waiver price of $4,000.
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New York
Ernest Johnson
Chicago
New York Yankees
Johnson
Yankees
Siki Refuses $10,000 Bout With Norfolk in US
Paris May 31 Battling Siki declines Tex Rickard's $10 000 offer for a bout with Kid Norfolk in late July or early August citing a plan to fight Mar cel Nilles in Paris on July 8 and a vow to fight only in Europe. He says he was unjustly treated after meeting Mike McTigue in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siki
Paris
Tex Rickard
Kid Norfolk
Marcel Nilles
Europe
Mike McTigue
Dublin
Czecho-Slovakia Wins Davis Cup Doubles To Narrow Swiss Lead
In Teritet Switzerland on May 31 Czecho-Slovakia defeated Switzerland in doubles 4 6 6 4 7 5 7 6 after the Swiss had won both singles yesterday leaving the score 2 to 1 in favor of Switzerland. The first two sets were close with Switzerland ahead 5 2 before Czecho-Slovakia rallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teritet
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Ferrier
Sautter
National League Pitches May Faced Cy Williams and Babe Ruth
In a note on pitching strategy the article questions whether NL pitchers can curb Cy Williams's home run power by issuing free passes. It also references Babe Ruth's home-run decline last year due to being pitched around and hit with more caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Williams
Babe Ruth
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Noted in West End
Property transactions list numerous parcels sold or leased across Cincinnati areas including West End Avondale Hyde Park Mount Lookout and Norwood. Entries show buyers such as Ida Adams E J Radabaugh Mabelle Anderegg and John Bossert with prices from 1 to 8,000 and leases including a four year term. The notices cover lots on Cutter street Advent street Laura lane Gilbert avenue and others plus several small parcel transfers and tax obligations.
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Pierce Stanton
Laura Lane
North Norwood
John C. Bossert
al Koch Realty Company
Marguerite W. Backman
Harry
Teen Coursey
Purdue Street
Avondale
Hen Koneka
Henry A. Koenneke
Stewart Avenue
Henry Koenneke
Sameé P. Y
Marjorie Watkin
Mabelle D. Anderegg
Rey
Hyde Park East Subdivision
Minnie Leffel
Samuel G. Friedlander
Osias Roth
Twelfth Street
Pendleton Street
Henry Meis
Thomas Manthas
Elm and
Twelfth Streets
Charles E. Miller
Carrie B. Gaddis
Cumminville
Theresia Esterkamp
M. A. Shannon
Shannon Company
South Canal Street
Walnut Street
John A. Soards, Jr
Frank S. Bonham
Fairfax Avenue
Bates Avenue
Herbert Abraham
Ruth H. Watson
Flora N. Fiscus
Plainville Pike
Hurd Avenue
Madisonville
Estella M. Schneider
Henry F. Wessel
Union Savings Realty Company
North College Hill
Thelma Weber
Joseph
Edna Schlarman
Gilbert Avenue
College Hill
George W. Reardon Et al
Annie Reardon
Henry Lewis
Hiram M. Rulison
Michael Hughes
Bridgetown Road
Price Hill
Chester A. Campbell
Manuel
Mabel
Dudley Street
Poplar Street
Addie F. Taylor
Isaac Frankel
Seventh and Elm Streets
Edward McDonald
Mary R. K. McDonald
Observatory Road
Grace Avenue
Mt. Lookout
George F. Daley
Amscar
Clara Sturm
Bell Avenue
Meyer’s Grove
Frank C. Yeomans
Laura M. Wehr
Henry Feldman
Norwood
Isadore Smith
Mary Dolnick
Laurel Street
John Kohl
Edward H
Clara M. Heinze
North Bend Road
Annie W. Richardson
Adelaide R. Garvin
Crawford & Clark
Glendale
Virginia J. Withenbury
Michael Panter
Earl
Anna Jones
Lind Street
Reading
Jessie E. Beherman
Fred L. McCarnan
Seventieth Street
Carthage
Anna DeSalvo
Mabel R. Johnson
Ninth Street
Freeman Avenue
Charles E. Nourse
Harry Grossman
Wilson Avenue
Rockdale Avenue
M. E. Bank
J. Bruce Shaw
Columbia Township
Mill Street
Lockland
Ella M. Lyons
Carl C. Mohr
Wyoming Avenue
Richard E. Warren
Loretta Rathman
Hawthorne Avenue
Edward F. Bohrer Et al
Andrew C
Jung
Elm Street
Fifteenth Street
Brown and Martin Plan Three Bungalow Homes in Wooster Area
Builders Brown and Martin will raise three frame bungalow residences on the west side of Wooster place near Mc Henry road at a total estimated cost of 13000 dollars. Each five room dwelling will include a bath.
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Brown & Martin
Wooster Place
McHenry Road
Permit Granted for Four Story Brick Warehouse
The Building Commissioner issued a permit to C. L. Harrison yesterday for a four story brick warehouse at 1515 West Sixth Street. The building measures 40 by 60 feet and will cost $15,000 to construct.
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C. L. Harrison
West Sixth Street
Kleinmanns Receive Permit for Two-Story Brick Residence
Alfred B Kleinmann and Leonora A Kleinmann obtained a building permit for a two-story brick home on Ravine Street near Warner Street. The $7,500 project will create a two apartment dwelling with three rooms and bath in each unit, per Building Commissioner plans.
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Alfred B
Leonora A. Kleinmann
Ravine Street
Warner Street
May permits favor private garages over residences
George R. Hauser, Building Commissioner, reports May shows 237 small private garage permits vs 206 for homes. Brick shortages limited brick residences to 94, with 112 frame houses. 181 one family and 25 two family homes. Total May permits reached 1,925 for various structures valued about $2,645,140, with total building value $3,468,845 for May 1922.
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George R. Hauser
Hauser
Grillroom at Cincinnati Real Estate Board Sees Growth
The grillroom has averaged 55 to 60 diners daily over the past two weeks. The Grillroom Committee invites board members to bring clients and friends, aiming for an average of 100 diners per day.
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The
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Doerr transfers property on Highland Avenue in College Hill
Fred Doerr conveys a 50 by 100 foot lot on the south side of Highland avenue in College Hill to Natt Hill for $1. The transfer tax is listed at 50 cents per $500 or fraction thereof, amounting to $1.5 in tax.
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Fred Doerr
Natt Hill
Highland Avenue
College Hill
Dempsey and West boxing tales of training and grit
The article recounts Tommy West mentoring boxers in Brooklyn and nearly losing timing through sparring with slow opponents. It then documents Jack Dempsey's intense training regime in Atlantic City, including Battling Ghee challenging him until a brutal one round showed Dempsey’s superior resilience and dominance.
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Tommy West
West
Brooklyn
Tommy Ryan
Tommy
Matty Matthews
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Atlantic City
Carpentier
Memphis
Ghee
Sam Langford
Bat
Battling Ghee
Firpo Faces Testing Turn in Quick Road to Fame
By ROBERT EDGREN Firpo has gained sudden publicity and believes he is a world champion. Angel plans a collecting trip to pad his record with knockouts of unknown opponents in the United States and abroad. After a strenuous campaign as a starter in a high-diving tournament he will return to New York before Tex Rickard sets the bout with Jess Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firpo
Angel
New York
Tex Rickard
Jess Willard
Dempsey's example: Firpo must win his path to title
The article argues a champion should earn a title by proving himself against strong challengers. It rails at Angel’s push for a quick rise and favors Firpo challenging the field as Dempsey did, warning that a rushed ascent could let Harry Wills leap ahead and spoil Firpo’s chance.
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Angel
Dempsey
Willard
Jack
Kansas
Firpo
Harry Wills
Wills
Firpo and Jess Reassess Boxing Prospects After Wins
The writer argues Firpo needs tougher opponents and real training to grow, warning against third rate fighters diluting skill. He predicts Jess becomes more dangerous after one solid bout and notes he can take and return punches, shortening the fight expectation.
Dempsey Trains with Godfrey in Great Falls
In Great Falls Montana Dempsey works with top men led by George Godfrey a six foot four ebony boxer once Jack Johnsons pick to win the title back for the colored race Godfrey refused to box for money with Harry Wills while Renault halted a challenge in the gym Dempsey values trading blows with Godfrey to test speed skill and power
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Dempsey
George Godfrey
Godfrey
Jack Johnson
Harry Wills
Jack
Renault
Firpo Willard clash would boost or ruin reputation
A sports gossip note argues Firpo should fight Willard to prove boxing acumen. The writer warns a quick Firpo loss would hurt the showman’s standing as a talent scout and affect reputation in selecting fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firpo
Willard
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Ledger of Loans and Transfers Involving Banks and Co-ops
A long list details numerous loan and transfer transactions between individuals and financial institutions. Names include Estelle Theis, Ruth H. Watson, Fidelia Hirst, Mary D. Dolnick, Elizabeth Rumstetter, and Abe Schultz among many others, with amounts ranging from 200 to 8,000 dollars. Transactions reference various banks, lenders, and local credit co-ops indicating a broad microfinance activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coursey
Mercantile B. & L. Co
Estelle Theis
First National Bank of
Norwood
James P. Winkle
Foundation B. & L. Co
Ruth H. Watson
Times-Star“L. & L. Co
Irene J. Kuhn
Charles M. Rose
Fidelia Hirst
Courthouse L. & B. Co
Charles
Sam Goodman
Nat Nathan
Carl Bastin
William E. Griffin
Mabel R. Johnson
Anna DeSalvo
Ida M. Frederick
Brighton Bank & Trust Co
Anna Kammer
Enterprise B. & L. A. Co
John J. Spacht
Same
Mary D. Dolnick
Cincinnatus L. & B. Co
Elizabeth Rumstetter
Hillsdale L. & B. Co
Laura M. Wehr
Beekman Street B. & L. Co
Edward H. Heinze
Provident Loan Co
Lula P. Nelson
Andrew Jung
Antonio Home L. & B. Co
Victoria Harper
Vine Street Cable L. & B. Co
Abe Schultz
Eagle S.& L. A
Edmund Gray
Mattie A. Kittle
Pleasant Ridge B. & L. Co
Meredith Gabbard
Lion L. & B. Co
Wa Gabbard
M. SS
Jelenko
Onerett
Stephens
College Hill L. & B
Stephen D. Justice
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Ga ‘Overand
Concordia B. A
Howard Dacy
A. Rothman
Ae Hoffman
Lillie M. Hudson
Peter C. Ewald
Spring Garden L. & B. Ee
Meyers
Germania No
Hattie L. Sachs
Odeon B. A
May A. Weaver
Extension
Mortgages Canceled List of Refinance Deductions
A long list of mortgage cancellations in which numerous individuals and couples refinance with various lending companies. Amounts range from $500 to $38,000 with lenders including Central Bank and Land Co. and Columbia Bank and Savings Co. among others. The list includes Ida Koepke Frank Hochlander and numerous others.
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Ida Koepke
Elmwood Place L. and
B. Co
Daniel M. Armstrong
Central B. and
L. Co
Francis M. Hochlander
Columbia B
L. A. Co
Lillie Bartimus
John W. Kibler
Joe M. Waterman
Delta L. A. Co
David S. Knicely
Same
Rose Husman
Edgar J. Shanabrook
Central B. and L.co
Howard P. Steinbrecker
American Mortgage Co
Mary E. Luginbuhl
Hunter Avenue L
L. A
Mary Menchen
North Fairmount
L. and
Thelma Weber
Mathew
Yetta Lipsky
Meyer Berman
Emma Bishop
Brighton Bank and Trust Co
Gertrude Fichter
Glenway L
D. Co
Max Weinberger
Eagle L
Susan M. Galley
Sampson B
Gertrude A. Nurre
Antonio Home L
Max M. Gordon
People’s B., S. and L. Co
Woman Known as Lady Bountiful to Head Altenheim Donation Day
A mysterious woman called Lady Bountiful will wear a Colonial costume with a large hoop skirt at the Altenheim Feast and Donation Day on June 10. Attendees may rifle her pockets of trinkets after crossing with silver, with proceeds going to the Donation Day fund.
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Altenheim
A. E. Mittendorf
Notables Attend Cornerstone Laying for St. Vincent de Paul Church
A July 1 ceremony at 3 PM marks the cornerstone laying for St. Vincent de Paul Church in Riverside. National Legion Chaplain Father William P. O'Conner will preside, with guests including Alvin M. Owsley National Commander, Archbishop Henry Moeller, ex-judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, Mayor Carrel, Service Director Hornberger, and Col. P. Lincoln Mitchell. A bazaar runs July 1–4.
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St. Vincent de Paul’s Church
Riverside
William P. O’conner
The
American Legion
Alvin M. Owsley
Henry Moeller
Kenesaw Mountain
Kenesaw Mountain “Landis, Mayor Carrel
Charles Hornberger
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Pallbearers Named for Fitzgerald Funeral
The Lawyers Club of Cincinnati names Guy Mallon George E Mills Joseph O Meara Jr Paul V Connolly Guido Gores and Alfred T Geisler as honorary pallbearers for the funeral of Charles John Fitzgerald at St Xavier's Church at 9 this morning. Fitzgerald aged 63 a lifelong Cincinnati resident died Wednesday of heart trouble complicated by pneumonia at his home 3345 Burnet avenue. He was a St Xavier graduate and member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Catholic Order of Foresters and Knights of Columbus Council 373. Widow Emma McVeigh Fitzgerald survives. Burial is in St Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill.
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The
Lawyers’ Club of Cincinnati
Guy Mallon
George E. Mills
Joseph O'Meara, Jr
Paul V. Connolly
Guido Gores
Alfred T. Geisler
Charles John Fitzgerald
St. Xavier's Church
Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
Burnet Avenue
St. Xavier’s College
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Catholic Order of Foresters
Knights of Columbus
Emma McVeigh Fitzgerald
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Price Hill
Foot wedged in wagon. rescuer freed by Life Saving Squad
Harry Kendiss 27 of 1417 Elm Street, truckman for Merchants' Drayage Co, was injured yesterday when his foot became wedged in a wagon tailgate at the Alms and Doepke warehouse at Hunt and Main. Fire Company No 52 Life Saving Squad freed him, then he was taken to a nearby physician for treatment.
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Harry Kendiss
Elm Street
Merchants’ Drayage Company
Alms & Doepke
Hunt
Main Streets
Fire Company No. 52
Mother Charges Children with Failure to Provide
Mrs. Ella Hellmund of 2015 Vine street swore warrants yesterday charging her two children Mrs. Lillian Gerard of Silver avenue Norwood and Will Hellmund of 2242 Bogen street with failure to provide. She told Deputy Court Clerk Stanley Aston she has one ill son at home unable to work and that the two named children refused to aid her while three other children assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hellmund
Vine Street
Lillian Gerard
Silver Avenue
Norwood
Will Hellmund
Bogen Street
Stanley Aston
Knights of Columbus Banquet at Chester Park Clubhouse
Grand Knights and Secretaries of Hamilton County Knights of Columbus held a banquet and meeting at the Chester Park clubhouse. Edward T. Gorman of the Cincinnati Chapter presided as ten tentative plans for a joint summer outing were discussed and a committee to arrange the event was formed.
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Knights of Columbus
Hamilton County
Chester Park
Edward T. Gorman
Cincinnati
K. C
Can Couneh
New York Curb Market Official Trade List Published
New York May 31 The official New York Curb Exchange list shows all stocks and bonds traded. The report details each security including names, prices and volumes for the curb market session.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
Aged Mender of Soles Dies at Pleasant Ridge
Conrad Pabst celebrated shoe repairs for generations at Pleasant Ridge. He collapsed on the back porch of his home at 3132 Losantivillé avenue and died of heart disease. Survived by his widow Catherine and son Louis, funeral services are set for Saturday at his residence and St. Peter's German Evangelical Church with Rev. Fred Hohmann officiating.
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Pleasant Ridge
Conrad Pabst
Mr. Pabst
Losantiville Avenue
Germany
Catherine
Louis
Losantivillé Avenue
Pabst Bedding Company
East Twelfth Street
St. Peter’s German Evangelical Church
Fred Hohmann
Scout Troop 94 Wins Prize Flag at Memorial Day Parade
Scout Master An gert led Scout Troop No. 94 to win the large American flag awarded by Vice Mayor Froome Morris for best general appearance in the Memorial Day parade. Honors also went to Troops 97 and 102. Cincinnati Boy Scouts join city Health Department efforts to urge curbside sidewalk flushing and end dry sweeping.
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Angert
Froome Morris
Boy Scouts of
Cincinnati
Health Department
Garden Club
Eden Park
Southern Ohio Fish and Game Association
Woodlawn Park
Sister's Death Ruled From Heart Disease Says Kin
Mrs. M. L. Mansfield of Dayton Kentucky asserts her sister Maggie Patterson died of heart disease rather than starvation. Patterson died in the same house after a period in Speers Hospital. Coroner Dr Walter B Hughes was notified at the time. Mansfield's son Robert Peansfield was killed in France with the Canadian army.
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M. L. Mansfield
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Maggie Patterson
Speers Hospital
Walter B. Hughes
Mansfield
Robert Peansfield
France
Williams Treatment Promised Free 32-Dose Bottle Offer
An old advertisement touts The Williams Treatment as relief for rheumatism kidney and bladder ailments caused by body made acids. It claims long use since 1892 with a free 32 dose bottle for readers sending 10 cents for postage and a request form to The Dr. D. A. Williams Company East Hartford Connecticut.
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Williams
Dr. D. A. Williams Company
Dept
P. O
East Ha - Conn
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Salt Lake City
Bid
Columbia Rexall Hoop
Cardiff
Emma Silver
Iron King Opec O
Eystone Parner
Oeertos
HEROS
Michigan
Park City
S Senenween Aneee
Prince Consolidated Sereeeseseensees
Wasatch
Desbksen Ahve
Scout Troop No. 94
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!