Rosenberg Stops Pettingill in Riverside Bantam Show
Phil Rosenberg, the bantamweight champion, dominated Al Pettingill of New Orleans at Riverside Arena Covington. A swift second round knockout left Pettingill unable to recover as Rosenberg delivered a bang up performance and claimed the bout.
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Phil
Rosenberg
Pettingill
Riverside
Lincoln G. Plaut
Charlie
Phil) Rosenberg
al Pettingill
New Orleans
Riverside Arena
Covington
Econd
Rosie
Tem
Feeney
Cheviot
K. O. Phil Kaplan
Vic Hirsch
Chicago
Kaplan
Hirsch
Young Menifee
Paris
Lee Hornback
Menifee
Hornback
Benny Soloff
Cal Stevens
Vic McLaughlin
Eddie O’hara
Covington Battling Ground
Losantiville duo win 36 hole best ball over Hyde Park
Ray Derr and Harry Boyer of Losantiville CC built a morning lead by shooting 73s and tops Fruechtemeyer and Art Smith of Hyde Park in a 36 hole match. Afternoon scores steadied while Derr and Boyer preserved their five stroke advantage to finish on the sixteenth green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Derr
Harry Boyer
Losantiville Country Club
Fruechtemeyer
Art Smith
Hyde Park
Losantiville
Hyde Park Golf and Country Club
Hyde Parkers
Smith
Derr
Dark Horse
Boyer
Erie Avenue
Hyde
Putter-only four-hole contest set for Women’s Day at Western Hills
At the Western Hills Country Club gathering on Friday afternoon a one club four-hole contest will be held. Players may use only the putter, per Mrs. Walter Ibold, chairwoman of the Women’s Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills Country Club
Walter Ibold
Letterer Improves After Golf Club Injury
Physicians at the Jewish Hospital said Louis Letterer’s condition, after being struck by a golf club on Hill Crest’s No 1 fairway Sunday, has improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Hospital
Louis Letterer
Hill Crest
Ohio State Downs Denison In Granville Golf Meet
Ohio State University's golf team defeated Denison 15 to 9 at the Granville Inn course yesterday. It marked the Baptist team's second loss to the State golfers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Denison
Granville Inn
Cincinnati Women’s Golfers League Set for Monday Matches
The next meeting of the Cincinnati Women’s Golfers League schedules four pairings on Monday in Makeewah Cincinnati versus Hydeark Losantiville versus Ft Mitchell Western Hills versus Makete Wah.
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Cincinnati Women’s Golfers’ League
Makeewah
Cincinnati
Hydeark
Losantiville
Ft. Mitchell
Western Hills
Maketewah
Mason Qualifies for Southern Women’s Golf Tourney
Mrs E D Mason of Louisville earned a spot in the Woman's Southern Golf Association championship flight after carding 53 51 104 in Nashville. Baton Rouge’s Mrs Dalton Reymond posted 82 to take low medalist honors, while New Orleans’ Marion Turpie shot 86. Memphis’ Mrs David Galt set a Belle Meade course record with 80. The top 32 advance to tomorrow’s championship round.
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Nashville
Tenn
E. D. Mason
Louisville
Southern Golf Association
Mason
D. Alen
Dalton Reymond
Baton Rouge
Marion E. Turpie
New Orleans
David Galt
Memphis
Belle Meade
U. S. Polo Team Defeats Harlequin 10–6 in London Match
The United States Army polo team beat Harlequin, team of the Hurlingham Club, 10 goals to 6 in six chukkers in London. The victory marks a strong showing by the U S squad on foreign soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York World News Service
London
United States Army
Harlequin
Hurlingham Club
Starve Premier to Kill Cancer
A World News Service correspondent in Italy reports Premier Mussolini is being deliberately starved by doctors to shrink a cancerous intestinal ulcer that doctors dare not operate on. The description notes weeks of illness reducing his appearance and prompts questions about his health and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
World News Service
Italy
Mussolini
Beating and Robbery at Cincinnati Gas Station
George Mayhew, 50, caretaker of the Cin cinnati Reds gas station on Reading road, was beaten and robbed of 35 dollars by a gunman about 9 pm. He shielded a bag containing about 30 dollars in silver. the assailant struck him, but Mayhew recovered and received hospital care for a scalp cut before returning to work.
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George Mayhew
West
Eighth Street
Rube Bressler
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Reading Road
Mayhew
General Hospital
Real Estate Topics At National Association Convention
The property management division will discuss land light and air value in planning an apartment house at the NAERB annual convention in Detroit June 23 26 led by J Thomas New York architect. Sessions cover rights duties of property managers tenant procurement vacancy surveys citywide methods and benefits to boards. A chartered boat will give delegates a view of Detroit river front industrial development. A session addresses combatting construction of flimsy houses by speculative builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Detroit
J. Thomas
New York
Doyle buys six room brick bungalow at 502 Elberon Ave
John Doyle paid 13000 yesterday for a six room brick bungalow at 502 Elberon Avenue Price Hill. F Reusch sold the property through Al Koch Realty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doyle
Elberon Avenue
Price Hill
F. Reusch
al Koch Realty Company
Real Estate Sale At 1228 Grace Avenue Hyderk
Piper and Piper in conjunction with C E Menefee and Co brokered the sale of a ten room residence at 1228 Grace Avenue Hyderk to Eugene Cline for 8750 dollars. The property sits on a 100 by 200 foot lot and was transacted through the Cincinnati Real Estate Board multiple listing division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper & Piper
C. E. Menefee & Co
Grace Avenue
Hyderk
Eugene’ Cline
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Religious structures eye permits for library church additions
Building Department received three applications for religious structures. St. Xavier College seeks a $100,000 concrete and brick library at Herald and Woodburn. Immanuel Evangelical Church plans a $70,000 brick building at Queen City and Clifton avenues. Calvary Episcopal Church requests a $40,000 brick parish house addition at Clifton church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College
Herald and
Woodburn Avenues
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Queen City Avenue
Longway
Calvary Episcopal Church
Clifton Church
Landis Visits Mayo Clinic In Rochester
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis and Mrs. Landis arrived in Rochester from Chicago to consult physicians at the Mayo Clinic. The visit was reported from the hotel where they registered, though the judge could not be reached for comment.
Ministers Endorse Newspaper Ads For Church Growth
The Rev Earl P Hoon of Hyde Park M E Church urged setting aside one eighth of church budgets for newspaper space. Dr W H Wehrly of Walnut Hills M E Church backed a publicity plan with fifty supporters. Dr Robert O McClure of Trinity M E was named to lead fundraising data for a Joint Protestant Associations campaign. A weekday Bible school continuation was endorsed by the association for the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl P. Hoon
Hyde Park M. E
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Methodist Book Concern
Hoon
W. H. Wehrly
Walnut Hills M. E
Wehrly
Robert O. McClure
Trinity M. E. Church
Board of Education
Crabbe Rules On Liquor Cases
Columbus June 1 Attorney General C C Crabbe ruled that error from Hamilton County lower courts must be prosecuted within seventy days per state code. If not, bonds may be forfeited. He noted many liquor appeals from Cincinnati Municipal Court drag in, with some cases not prosecuted despite expired time. The opinion allows the court to let defendants serve sentence without bond forfeiture if error is not prosecuted, or accept pay of fines and costs after bond is filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
C. C. Crabbe
State Board of Accounting
Crabbe
City of
Powers Street
Colerain Avenue
Beekman Street
Public Service
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Prosecutor comments on Crabbé ruling over time-limit cases
Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney Charles S. Bell said he was advised of Attorney General Crabbé’s ruling. He noted the office issues results once a case is certified by Municipal Courts. The ruling reportedly stems from the law not being observed strictly as many cases were carried over the time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bell
Hamilton County
Crabbé
Fall From New York Hotel Kills Indiana Musician
Irvin A. Schuchardt a 30 year old musician from Sharpsville Indiana died after he either jumped or fell from the top of the fourteen story Times Square Hotel in New York City. Police learn he had a wife in Sharpsville. A short AP report notes the death occurred June 1 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Irvin A. Schuchardt
Sharpsville
Ind
Times Square
Depositors storm private bank as officers seek owners
Police were called to quell about 200 depositors who forced entry at Bifulci and Rossi foreign exchange firm and steamship agents in New York. The business reportedly operated without a state banking license, owners Vincenzo Bifulci and Umberto Rossi are sought. The incident risked a $100,000 loss if insolvent, amid tax and bond funding details recorded in city ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Bifulci & Rossi
Vincenzo Bifulci
Umberto Rossi
Adlerman
Bronx
Contempt Case Ended In West Virginia Coal Dispute
Federal Judge Baker dismissed contempt of court actions filed by West Virginia Pittsburgh Coal Co against United Mine Workers officers led by John L. Lewis. Proceedings challenged union activities in the Panhandle Coal District under the 1923 Baker injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Baker Today
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Baker
Panhandle Coal District
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
International
Cincinnati Bond Ordinance for Mill Creek Bridge Funds
The City of Cincinnati adopts Bond Issue Ordinance No 193-1925 on May 19 1925 to raise 25300 for building a Mill Creek bridge at Mitchell avenue and to fund interest before tax receipts. It details bond amount dates maturity interest at 4.5 percent and levy of property tax to discharge bonds at maturity.
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Cincinnati
Saars
Froo ‘Morris
Schneller
P. Carrel
Clerk of Council
City of
State of
Ohio
Mill Creek
Mitchell Avenue
State of Ohio
Cohen
Cunenaees
Bsce Bi Os Sienesnsess
Cos Anikons
Bsce E Gecmianes
Ole Meithiesdanes
Args Pein
Sb Oba Oi Niecestines
Ossie
Ccc
Director of Public Service
Quieting title action in Hamilton County Ohio estate case
Emma Jones petitions in the Court of Common Pleas for Hamilton County Ohio to quiet title to 43.12 acres of land in Anderson Township with Five Mile Creek as boundary. The suit names unknown heirs and assigns of George Estern and other defendants who must answer by June 24, 1925. The property includes parcels previously conveyed to Rebecca Perrin Parthenia Walker Joseph Hawkins Mary Wheatley and others with specific deed references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Estern
Emma Jones
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
Anderson Township
State of
Five Mile Creek
Rebecca A. Perrin
Johnson
Johnsons
C.C. Johnson
Emma Joes
Thomas
Rose
Parthenia Walker
Joseph Hawkins
Mary M. Wheatley
Paintiff
Nichols, Morrill, Stewart & Ginter
Norwood sells school bonds for Norwood View project
The Norwood City School District invites bids for fifty bonds of one thousand dollars each totaling fifty thousand dollars to fund the Norwood View School Building. Bonds mature from 1927 to 1950 with semiannual interest and are sold at par or above by sealed bid due June 15, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood City
Norwood
Hamilton County
Ohio
Norwood View
Board of Education
Street Naming Ordinance Changes Eugenia Avenue Name
A 1925 legal notice records Ordinance No. 194 1925 changing Eugenia avenue to Barry Lane after a petition from nearby property owners. The measure, effective after legal period, repeals conflicting ordinances and was approved May 22 1925 with official clerk and mayor signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Eugenia Ar Quiet
Barry Lane
Propety
Ugéehia Avenue
Eugenia Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
Reading Road
Froome Morris
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For
Cicles. Cappell
Maplewood Avenue
Hamilton
Onis
Riis Cole
State of Said
William H. Luldeers
Hamilton Grag
Ohio
Schorr & Wesselmann
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Syndicavne, Vie
By Ring Lardner
By Milt Gross
Gana
N. Y. Eve
Press Pub. Co
Aya
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Noah Webster
W.J. Pelo
Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
Hyde Park Stars
Fruechte
Bob Newhall
Western Bank and Trust Company
Twelfth and
Vine Streets
Edward Ueacht
Said
William H. Lueders
Neaig ‘Ruprecht
Cou Ay Wee Speee
Ilton
Norwood National Bank
Norwood City School District
Clerk of Board of Education
Director of
Delta Avenue
Willi Avenue
Griest Avenue
Byrnes-Conway Company
Willis Avenue
Public Prvice
Grand Avenue
Considine Avenue
F. Hornberger
Walter M. Reinhart
Beredith Place
Hannah C. Fewlass
Hamilton Cty
Hedge Schulze
Dayton’ Street
Debate Court
Emma Nickel
William Ae *Lueders
I Poohste Jrene
Cleete Hamtan
William Carter
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