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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

8

Gibbons Tunney Fray Set With Dempsey Backing Contender

Tom Gibbons of St Paul vows an offensive bout to topple Gene Tunney in a fifteen round Polo Grounds clash. Tunney, arriving from Saratoga, shows peak form and expects early body work. Dempsey cable states he will meet the winner if offered. undercard features McDonald, Grosso, Lawson, Neuman, Gorman, and Solomon vs Rojas.

Tunney Gene George Engel Gibbons Jack Dempsey Billy Gibson Dempsey Berlin Estelle Taylor Jack McDonald Harlem John Grosso Bronx Bob Lawson Ray Neuman Jersey City Bud Gorman Wisconsin Jack de Mare New York King Solomon Fanama Romero Rojas Chile

Greb Picks Tunney To Beat Gibbons In Polo Grounds Fight

Harry Greb the middleweight champ predicts Gene Tunney will defeat the St Paul heavyweight in their fifteen round bout at the Polo Grounds tomorrow night. Mason, Greb’s manager, says Gibbons will win on points. Public opinion is evenly split. most expect the fight to go the distance.

New York Tom Gibbons St. Paul Gene Tunney Polo Grounds Gene Harry Greb Tommy Gibbons Tunney Greb James Mason Gibbons

Promoters Cancel Casper Heavyweight Bout

The heavyweight boxing match between Captain Bob Roper of Los Angeles and Harvey Perkins in Casper is canceled by promoters after Governor Nellie T. Ross urged enforcement of statutes prohibiting prize fighting.

Casper Wyo Bob Roper Los Angeles Harvey Perkins Nellie T. Ross

MacFarlane and Jones Eye Open Golf Crown Tie Ends Open Play

In Worcester the 72 holes left Willie MacFarlane and Bobby Jones level at 291 as the Open championship goes to a 18 hole playoff tomorrow. Francie Ouimet tied for fifth with Johnny Farrell at 293 while Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen stood at 293.

Willie MacFarlane Bobby Jones Worcester Mass Worcester Country Club United States Tuckahoe N. Y Francie Ouimet Johnny Farrell Mamaroneck Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Johnny Farrel Quaker Ridge Hagen Jones Farrell MacFarlane Cyril Walker Englewood N. J MacDonald Smith Leo Diegel Diegel Bob Cruickshank Inwood Cruickshank

Gant Ends Reinhart Reinhart in Nineteen Holes for Semis

In Belle Meade Tennessee Mrs. David Gant of Memphis defeated Elaine Rosenthal Reinhart of Dallas after nineteen holes to reach the Southern women’s golf championship semi finals. She faces J W Armstrong of Jackson tomorrow while Mason Geismer contest the other semi. Marion Turpie of New Orleans lost to Mason yet showed fine golf amid a tough defeat.

Nashville Tenn Belle Meade David Gant Memphis Elaine Rosenthal Reinhart Dallas Birmingham E. D. Mason Louisville

Connaught Results First to Seventh Race at Track

Racing card shows multiple claiming events and a Dominion Juvenile race at 5 furlongs for two-year-olds with times around 1 19. Bets highlighted include Marjorie C. and Rhinestone in race one, Stroller and Alice Lang in race two, Note o Love and Odd Seth in race three, Precyon and Chierist in race five, Display and Muffet in race six, Tiger Tim and Bonafide in race four, Wear Prize and Black Top in race seven. Weather clear track heavy with several scratches noted.

Orse Marjorie C Jones Baker Gymnast Thompson Gratian Lady Argos Ary Lady Ophelia Mooney Alice Lang Sidanasalehlienane Howard Gallant Greek Warehouseman Love Pirate Petition Ambulance Fair Light Straig Love Parassa Odd Seth Caen Lady Rose Mein Bernice Harrar Dick Whittington New Beauty Avison Canada Precyon Butwell Chierist el Jesmar Fisher Briar Sweet King’s Court Display Muffet Hastings Coventry Laura Wilson and Salmon Tiger Tim Rassa Clausner aeaRn Rex Gaiety Ile Dubrie Bourrassa Romanelli Towtons Rose Recoup Fayelle Roxana

Wisconsin Ousts Ohio State With Ninth Inning Win

Wisconsin beat Ohio State 1 to 0 in the ninth inning to seize the lead in the Western Conference baseball race. Captain Ellingson scored on a bunt by Larson after bases were loaded in the ninth. Matusoff struck out the final batter with the Buckeyes threatening in the top of the frame. Batteries Stoll Lamboley Miller Brashear.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Ohio State Buckeyes Ellingson Larson Matusoff

Evansville Tops Danville In Three-Ebfye League Action

In a three team slate Evansville defeated Danville 4 to 6 while Decatur beat Terre Haute 3 to 4 and gerey posted 5 as Peoria scored 8 and Springfield 7 with Bloomington tallying 16.

Evansville Danville Decatur Terre Haute Gerey Peoria Pringfield Bloomington

Guery Wins Ten Round Bout Over Daly In Ft Thomas Card

Midget Guery defeated Pat Daly in a ten round decision at Ft Thomas in a dominant performance. The undercard featured Joe McCarthy over Bill Ptoney in six rounds, Gil Harper over Leo Haney, Vic Ross over Ed Hawkins, and Jack Mc Laughlin beating Al McCoy in four rounds.

Guery Pat Daly Ft. Thomas Daly Joe McCarthy Bill Ptoney Gil Harper George Allen Leo Haney Vic Ross Ed Hawkins Jack McLaughlin al McCoy

Local swimming clubs to contest national outdoors in Seattle

Seattle on July 29 30 and 31 will host the national outdoors swimming championships. Leading United States clubs such as Cincinnati Y M C A Buffalo Athletic Club Detroit Athletic Club and Cleveland Athletic Club are listed in the athletic union appropriation for expenses.

Seattle Wash United States Athletic Union Cincinnati Y. M. C. A Buffalo Athletic Club Detroit Athletic Club Cleveland Athletic Club

Archdeacon Lands with Baltimore Inter Nationals

Manager Jack Dunn of the Baltimore Internationals announced the acquisition of outfielder Maurice Archdeacon from the Chicago American Giants. Archdeacon is to report to Baltimore tomorrow.

Baltimore Jack Dunn Baltimore Internationals Maurice Archdeacon Chicago Americans Archdeacon

Promoters offer 15 thousand to Mickey Walker for big welterweight bout

Omaha promoters of the Morrie Schlaifer Joe Simonic welterweight match announced a $15,000 guarantee for a bout with the winner. The offer targets Mickey Walker the welterweight champion as the potential opponent for the planned Friday night clash in Omaha.

Omaha Neb Joe Simonic Mickey Walker

Bankers League game ends in 11 innings

The Fifth-Third Bank team defeated First National nine 12 to 11 in an eleven inning game at Deer Creek yesterday. The winning combination tied the score in the eighth at 11-all.

Bankers Bank Deer Creek

Ohio incorporations list reveals Cleveland holdings and investors

A June 4 Cleveland based report lists numerous new companies with their capital and investors, including I. Miller in Cleveland with 10000 led by Albert J. and Milton H. Sanders and others. Other firms include I. Miler Collateral Loan Company 20000, Frank J. Peko Hardware 12000, Yorke H. Smith Company 25000, Madison Golf and Country Club 371250, and Scott Mortgage and Bond Company 25000 among several more across Cleveland Toledo Lima and Fremont with investors such as J. Wentworth, W. W. Smith, H. A. Stahl, Peter E. Klein, and D. D. Smith.

Ohio Columbus I. Miller Cleveland Albert J Milton H. Sanders Martin J. Monahen Sylvia C. Kabat Mary A. Fabritius I. Miler Collateral Loan Company Martin J. Monhen Frank J. Peko Hardware Company Mark M. McCave H. M. Husband N. “ Pipe B. M. van Winkle L. Z. Miller Mallon” ‘Shop, Inc Peter E. Klein Rhea Feldman John J. Babka John P. Kalina D. D. Smith Yorke H. Smith Company Yorke H. Smith J. Wentworth W. W. Smith H. D. King M. A. Klein New Rate Finance Company A. W. Hannan D. J. Fishman E. M. Goodsmith P. L. Polster Madison Golf and Country Club Company Madison H. A. Stahl B. M. Bechsted Ee Davis Fes Sellberg Perry L. Graham Vaughan Paint ‘Company Cigreiens J. C. Perkins M. B. Flynt L R. Sartorius Ae Sea Cleveland H. L. Gallen Coad L. H. Woods H. B. Hiser Ae O'Donnell Scott Mortgage and Bond Company Toledo Sholto M. Douglass Helen Lippold Otto H. Spengler Luella M. Knecht Lenore Wylie Webble and Radio Company Lima Goyd J Han Creamery Company Fremont Valentine Arnold A. A. Weigel Maunder G. H. Roll Edward B. Mich Fisk Realty Company H. Beam Barker K. Fulton L. R. Davis L. S. Leppla H. Stewig Keekent Company Pit R. S Abby M. Gillespie Acie V. Caldwell Caroline H. Weston George W. Walker Company H. Skoczen Pruppe Schweid M. Gundlach and Komer

Foreign Exchange Rates Across Major Markets

New York World News Service reports foreign exchange rates for European, Far Eastern, and other markets. Cited figures include Sterling near 4.85 4.86, France 4.89 4.90, Italy 38.99, Japan 41.10 41.20, Canada 100.00, Colombia 0.9814, and Argentina 40.00 spot.

New York World News Service New York France Italy Belgium Switzerland Holland Germany Austria Greece Sweden Norway Denmark Spain Portugal Hungary Czecho-Slovakia Poland Finland Rumania Tavis Leemnete Bulgaria Japan Hongkong Shanghai Calcutta Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Canada Havana Colombia Venezuela

Pig Iron Market Sees Heavy Inquiries as July Nears

Brokers Brown and Co report a near term bottom in pig iron prices with heavy inquiries for third quarter and last half shipments. Demand spans small lots to 8 000 ton foundry and malleable orders, with continued pool rate shipments and rising ferro alloy interest.

Brogers, Brown & CO

Latonia race track cab stand dispute in Covington

Theodore Kluemper the Covington commissioner of public safety told independent taxicab drivers that the Latonia track parking lot is the property of the Kentucky Jockey Club and that taxicabs are under its jurisdiction. The independents complained of discrimination in stand assignments favoring Cincinnati meter cabs and the matter was referred to Kluemper for decision.

Latonia Race Track Kentucky Jockey Club Theodore Kluemper Commissioner of Public Safety Latonia Track Cincinnati Covington Kluemper

St Joseph High School to Hold Commencement

Commencement exercises for the St Joseph High School graduating class will be held Wednesday night June 10 at the Public Library auditorium. Judge Edward Hurley of Cincinnati will deliver the principal address. The St Joseph Church choir will provide special music. The graduates include Hubert Cuni Frederick Diekman Leonard Dietz Charles Eyerman Leo Franzman Charles Holt James Hucker Bernard C Kroger Joseph W Schneider Juvenal G Schrand Norbert Trimple Henry Votel Charles Wolter and Robert Zumdick.

Henry Votel Charles Wolter Robert Zumdick M. C. Livingston Knoxville Tenn United States Roetken Forrest Roberts West Sixth Street Fifth Scott Streets Charles Meyers Western Avenue R. S. Bowman Decoursey Avenue Manson Blaine , McLaughlin Newport Linden Grove Cemetery Daughters of the United Confederacy Joseph Meyers Madison Avenue Hogan Hill West Third Street Meyers Calvert L. P. Hozhour Internal Revenue Office John Schneider Clifton Percy T. Emerson William Emerson Emerson M Mary Cabellichardson Garrard Avenue Covingston Savings Bank and Trust Company William N. Hind Charles A. Costello Kenton County Catherine Costelle Charles Robert Costelle Mulberry Charles Robert D. B. Costello Costello Covingtonater Works Ernst Congressman Rouse War Department Government Road Ft. Thomas Military Post Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Covington Water Works Milton D. Hankins William D. Hankins Ludlow United States Military Academy West Point Hawkins

Multiple Civil Suits Hit Cincinnati Area Firms and Individuals

The Federal Electric Company sues Jack Berman for 511.55 plus costs over unpaid weekly sign installations. Marie Anderson Bennett seeks divorce from Charles Bennett, alleging cruelty and abandonment with marriage in Newport on September 4 1921. The Seiler Motor Car Company sues William and Evelyn Lambert for 359.90 over auto repairs from fall 1923 and spring 1924. United States Motor Truck Company faces a 3386 damages suit from G. S. Johnson and Albert Vogt over a bus purchase and faulty workmanship. Judge Applegate affirms a 195 commission from a 1010 Greenup street sale. W E Tupman sues the City of Ludlow for 8000 over a sidewalk fall leaving him incapacitated for 11 weeks. Albert Hill sues Covington City for 50000 after a trench accident at Seventeenth street and Eastern avenue. Hill claims the trench was unguarded and city liable.

Kenton Federal Electric Company, Inc East Third Street Cincinnati Jack Berman Decoursey Avenue Latonia Marie Anderson Bennett Charles Bennett Dayton, C Newport Seiler Motor Car Company Madison Avenue William and Evelyn Lambert West Thirty-third Street United States Motor Truck Company Kentucky G. S. Johnson Albert Vogt Lebanon Leslie T. Applegate Read Greenup Street T. J.bell Leslie Farmer Covington Realty Company Edward Smith W. E. Tupman Ludlow Tupman City of Covington Albert Hill Seventeenth Street Eastern Avenue Hill

Newport Missing Boy Heard From

Sherman Seither fourteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Seither of 117 West Fourth street Newport who has been missing several days explained in a letter received by his father He was hiking to the home of relatives at Scioto ville Ohio he said.

Sherman Seither Frank Seither West Fourth Street Newpomt Sciotoville

Newport High School announces Bor rowed Wife cast

Miss Sylvia Chaliff Donald Robisch and Philip Newbrand lead the graduating class play Bor rowed Wife at the Strand Theater this evening. The baccalaureate sermon is at Salem M E Church Sunday evening. Class day at Park Avenue School Monday evening and commencement at Temple Theater Wednesday evening.

Sylvia Chaliff Donald Robisch Philip Newbrand Newport High School Strand Theater Salem M. E. Church Eighth York Streets Park Avenue School Temple Theater

Realty Transfers in Newport and Highland Farms

Bela Falkenstein transfers a Newport lot to Albert Harris for 5000 stamps. Harry W. Sipple transfers a Newport lot to Sherman Prince for 3500 stamps. Harry W. Keller transfers a Newport lot to Anthony Dietrich for 6000 stamps. Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company transfers a Highland Baby Farms lot to Aileen Kemper for 500 stamps.

Bela Falkenstein Albert Harris Newport Harry W. Sipple Sherman Prince Harry W. Keller Anthony Dietrich Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company Aileen Kemper Highland Baby Farms

Marriage Licenses Filed in Bluford Norwood Camden Cincinnati

Bluford Jackson and May Jackson of Norwood along with William C. Wilson and Catherine Phares of Camden are listed for marriage licenses. George Braun of Cincinnati and Anna Grimmer of Cincinnati appear in the same notice.

Bluford Jackson Norwood O. May Jackson William C. Wilson Camden Catherine Phares George Braun Cincinnati Anna Grimmer

Campbell Circuit Court Divorces and Suits Filed

Two divorces were granted with custody of three children in the Campbell Circuit Court. Bertha Goetz secured a divorce from Frank Goetz on cruelty grounds. Virginia Heck filed for divorce from Robert Heck, alleging cruelty. A suit to recover jewelry valued at 1295 dollars was filed in the Ekstrom family dispute. A personal injury trial involving Hattie Allen and the Newport cases was continued due to a slip on ice from plant water.

Lloyd Ekstrom Pearl Ekstrom Hattie E. Allen Cleaning and Dyeing Company Newport Hird York

Water Mains Sought South of Banklick Creek

Citizens represented by Stoner J. Wheeler ask Covington to install water mains south of Banklick Creek along Decoursey avenue. The request is referred for cost assessment to Commissioner Donnelly.

Banklick Creek Decoursey Avenue Covington Stoner J. Wheeler Thomas F. Donnelly Devon Park Martin Brown Harry Chaney

Funeral Held for Harry Rader Shot by Mary Duncan

The funeral of 21 year old Harry Rader of 422 West Twenty-second Street, killed by a bullet from Mary Duncan, 22, who allegedly shot him by accident in her apartment at 828 Scott Boulevard, was held yesterday afternoon. Duncan collapsed upon seeing the body at Rader’s home.

Harry Rader West Twenty-second Street Mary Duncan Rader Scott Boulevard Miss Duncan

Property Transfers in Covington Park Hills Subdivision Files

Edward Vail and wife transfer to Theodore J Hartman and wife a Covington lot for 4000 in stamps. Edward Machlied and wife transfer to Anna Kuhlmann a Covington lot for 3000 in stamps. Walker F Vance and wife transfer to D Collins Lee a Park Hills Subdivision lot in Kenton county for 5500. D Collins Lee and wife transfer to George H Nie a Park Hills Subdivision lot in Kenton county for 7000. Barraghton Woods Realty Company for Anthony F Riedinger and wife a Covington lot for 4000. C Roy Steinfort and William N Steinfort transfer to Anthony J Battaglia and John J Battaglia Covington lot for 4500.

Edward. Vail Theodore J. Hartman Covington Edward Machlied Anna Kuhlmann Walker F. Vance D. Collins Lee Park Hills Subdivision Kenton County George H. Nie Barr

Marriage Licenses List With Resident Names Briefly Noted

A brief marriage licenses column lists residents including Verna L nee Columbus James J Chipman Clyde S Wherry Elizabeth Cremgar Mary Burell James E Moore Ruby Alma Dantlond with origins in Columbus Covington Springfield Hamilton Warrior and Springfield Ohio areas. The notice records multiple names tied to-state residences without detailed dates.

M. L. Merckling Columbus O. Verna L James J. Chipman Covington PT VE. Cinceseens Covington Clyde S. Wherry Elizabeth Cremgar Springfield O. Aveg BS Brown Mary Burell Hamilton O- Ruby Alma Dantlond Warrior Ala

Wabash Buys Ann Arbor Railroad in Michigan

In Owosso Michigan on June 4 an official announcement states the Wabash Railroad has purchased the Ann Arbor Railroad. The sale is subject to approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Wabash Owosso Mich Ann Arbor Wabash Railroad J. E. Tussig St. Louis The Interstate Commerce Commission

Volta-Tonic promises big battery savings for radios

Advertises a new compound Volta-Tonic that recharges 12 or 13 dry cell batteries at 7e each. Claims savings over 60 percent with nationwide shipping at 75i per bettle.

Today’s Bright Spots Across Radio and Stage

A list of afternoon and evening broadcasts includes Berry M. E. Beginners' Choir in Philadelphia at 3 P.M. and Gala concert illustrating American rhythm at 7:30 P.M. There is a comedy play The Silver Fox at 8 P.M. in Schenectady and an all school program from Haskell Institute in Kansas City at 9 P.M. Silent tonight across listed stations.

WIP Philadelphia Berry All Children i WTIC Hartford WGY Schenectady The Silver Fox Cosmo Hamilton WDAF Kansas City Haskell Institute Lawrence KOA Players

Central Stations Schedule Highlights Chicago Station

On 206 meters the lineup includes 6 P.M juvenile period 8 P.M fireside hour 10 P.M request program over two hours. Police reports are aired in the early evening.

Central WBCN Chicago

Theater Program and Dance Selections Announced

Webh-Chicago presents a music theater program at 7 PM featuring an hour orchestra, followed by dance selections and vocal hour. An additional 7 PM instrumental hour will be offered by the orchestra.

WEBH Chicago

Radio Listings Preview Evening Programs and Concerts

The schedule shows multiple stations KYW WGN WMAQ AGO and WJY listing evening shows. Programs include dinners, special broadcasts, musical concerts, organ ensembles and radio crosswords. Eastern stations feature dinner concerts current topics and a Wall Street Journal update.

Radio Station Schedule Moment for City Listings

Local listings show WLIT WEAR WFI WGBS and WCAE stations with evening programs including book reviews studio recital children's hour and dance music plus a police reports segment and a string quartet dinner concert schedule across Philadelphia Cleveland New York Pittsburgh venues.

WEAR Cleveland WCAE Pittsburgh

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights For 2 Stations

WCAU Philadelphia lists 2 Meters at 5 30 P M dinner music 6 30 P M recital 7 P M talks Recitals WEAF New York 491 5 Meters 5 P M dinner music 6 P M lecture 6 30 P M children stories 6 45 P M soprano P M pianist advertising talk 9 30 P M banjoist pianist tenor

WJY New York WCAU Philadelphia WEAF

Radio and Concert Schedule Across Cities

Listing of evening programs for stations KDKA East Pittsburgh WGY Schenectady WHK Cleveland WHN New York and WIP Philadelphia with times for baseball scores concerts orchestras college glee clubs lessons markets talks and musical revues across the broadcast day. The schedule notes minor variations by station and includes choir and children events at 6 PM.

Dividends Declared by Major Companies

New York World News Service reports multiple firms declaring cash dividends payable in June and July. Galena Signal Oil, Reo Motors, Packard, Cluett Peabody, American Public Service, Northwest Utilities, American Public Utilities, Reading Traitivn, and Jordan Motors announce common and preferred payouts with specific record dates and rates.

New York World News Service New York Galena Signal Oil Company Reo Motor Car Company Packard Motor Car Company Cluett, Peabody & Co American Public Service Company Northwest Utilities Company American Public Utilities Company Reading Tractivn Company Jordan’ Motor Company

Crude Oil Runs At Oil City Report

Oil City Pennsylvania June 4 report shows credit balance 3.55 with crude runs 60 243 barrels and average runs 64 794 barrels. Shipments total 43 601 barrels with average shipments 59 350 barrels.

Oil City

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