Breen Family of Vaudeville Tours World Stages
The Breen Family, a traveling vaudeville act, has performed in twenty two countries over ten years and speaks eight languages. They have supported Montgomery and Stone in Chin Chin and prefer renting furnished apartments during tours rather than hotel stays, reflecting the global reach of modern variety circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
B. F. Keith’s
Breens
New York
Montgomery
Stone
Veteran actor Harry Hawk dies on the Isle of Jersey
Harry Hawk, veteran actor who played Asa Trenchard in Laura Keene's Our American Cousin at Ford's Theatre the night Lincoln was assassinated, died last Sunday in Gronville Isle of Jersey England. He identified John Wilkes Booth to pursuers and was jailed for four days as a witness. He was born April 28 1837 in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hawk
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Gronville
Isle of Jersey
England
Asa Trenchard
Laura Keene
John Wilkes Booth
Booth
William J.ferguson
New York
Fanny Ward
the Grand
Hawk
Philadelphia
McVicker's Theater
Chicago
Railroad Conductors Meet at Coney Island Event
About five hundred Norfolk & Western conductors will gather at Coney Island next Tuesday for their annual meeting. They will ride a special train from Norfolk Virginia and visit the Island Queen to 11 40 a m. Arthur Riesenberger will greet them and C Horn of Roanoke leads the expedition. The group plans sessions aboard and ashore with a railroad business program and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Norfolk, & Western Railroad
Cincinnati
Island Queen
Norfolk
Arthur Riesenberger
Norfolk & Western Conductors’ Meeting Association
C. Horn
Day Avenue
Roanoke
Veteran clown denied aid after years in circus rings
Tony Denier aged eight and famed as a top Humpty Dumpty clown after George Fox was committed to the almshouse at Kingston New Jersey last week. He spent over fifty years in the circus and stage and saved more than $17 000 before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Denier
George Fox
Kingston
N. J
Story Gun Club Shoot Yields High Scores in Official Match
The Story Gun Club held its regular shoot last Sunday with Kerses Schneider taking top honors in the Powell & Clement Trophy event by breaking 44 of 50. Ed Schneider closely followed with 43, while Roth posted 44 in the same competition. Frank Wehrhoff won the red target raffle, earning a one year subscription to The American Shoots. Visiting shooters included Sam Swever of Goshen and J.B. (surname unclear) among others, with scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story Gun Club
Powell & Clement
Kerses Schneider
Roth
Ed. Schneider
Frank Wehrhoff
Sam Swever
Goshen
J.B
Hae
William Strautman
Il i
Berndsen
Ae Teee Il
Story Heer Eete Aoe
Heasel
George Overbeck
Leever
Sam
Frank Wehmhoff
Fred Thoxterman
Bert Roth Redeewer Tae
F Shulten
Seer U
J. Oehler Sewn
Ea. Schneider
Ereteee
J Qoehler
Cope Seceneta Wee
One
Charles Koch
Bert Roth Pee
Ove
Wehmhofft
Fréd. Broxterman
Name
Broke
Schneider
Gam Reever
George Berndsen
Wehmhoft
Fred Broxterman
Harles Koch
Boeh
Teree
J. L. Roth
Miss Curtis Leads Field in Early Medal Play
Miss Harriott S. Curtis of the Home Club the 1920s national title holder led the field in the first 18 holes of medal play for the Woman's Eastern Golf Association championship at Essex Country Club Manchester Mass with a 56. Behind by four strokes was Mrs W A Gavin British runner up last year with a card of 60. Vera Ramsey entered from Salem Country Club was third with 69. Of forty cards seven were under a hundred as a gusty wind and rain hindered scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mass
Harriott S. Curtis
Essex Country Club
W. A. Gavin
Vera Ramsey
Salem Country Club
R. H. Barlow
Huntington Valley
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
C. F. Cox
M. Caverly
Philadelphia Cricket
G. M. Bishop
Brookstown
Louisa Wells
Country Club
FE. T. Chandler
George Munson
Merion
W. J. Peek
F. S. Neely
B. Campbell
Philadelphia
G. H. Stepson
K. H. Fisher
D. W. Crosby
Chestnut Hill
Smith Defeats Curzon For Lonsdale Belt Title
Dick Smith the light heavyweight champion of England defeated Harry Curzon on points to win the championship title and the Lonsdale belt in a fight held last night in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dick Smith
Pugilist
England
Harry Curzon
Lonsdale
Hip-Hippodrome Tour to Hit Eight Cities Including Cincinnati
Cincinnati will host the Hip-Hip-Hooray spectacle next season as the Hipodrome plans a limited tour starting in late October. The revamped show moves from New York to eight theaters including Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House and Music Hall in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Philadelphia
Opera House
Boston
Keith's Hippodrome
Cleveland
Coliseum
St. Louis
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Government Auditorium
St. Paul
the Auditorium
Chicago
Music Hall
Chaplin Night Contests Draw Imitators at Chester Park
Charlie Chaplin lookalikes from Cincinnati and surrounding areas compete in a Chaplin Night contest at Chester Park dance hall announced by Prof. H. C. Scott. Open to girls and boys with a $5 gold prize for best make up. The night promises lively, humorous performances and a factory like transformation of the hall noted by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. C. Scott
Chester Park Dance Hall
Musical Walker's Hav A Laf Troupe at Lagoon Theater
Musical Walker's Hav A Laf Comedy Company and Lady Minstrels open a long engagement at Lagoon Theater next Sunday with Lady Minstrel performances high class special ties and musical numbers. The beauty chorus and uniformed band will feature daily concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Lady Minstrels
Lagoon Theater
Beauty
Ludlow White Sox
Branch Hill Club
New Lagoon Ball Park
Immanuels
United American Mechanics
Elmwood Park hosts Cincinnati police team game
Elmwood Club manager Ed Travidson brings the Cincinnati police squad to Elmwood Park next Sunday for a semipro game. Captain Joe Schrall leads a strong lineup against Norwood, with Bill Bartley on the mound and Jake Henn in the outfield. Battery likely Ira Hogue or Jack Reis and Henneger. Aerial ascent precedes the game. Valley cars to Township avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Travidson
Elmwood
Cincinnati Police
Elmwood Park
Joe Schrall
Norwood
Bill Bartley
Shamrock Club
Cinay Coppers
Jake Henn
All-Stars Triumph Over Moores Hill College In Pitchers' Battle
The All-Stars defeated Moores Hill College in a tight pitchers' duel. Byas dominated early while Hyatt faded late. Wolfe delivered a decisive two bagger to seal the win. Carson officiated well as batteries were Byas and Caldwell for the All-Stars with Hyatt and Regot catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moores Hill College
Byas
College
Hyatt
Wolfe
Carson
Caldwell
Regot
Connersville Tops Newcastle In Tight 3 2 Victory
Connersville defeated Newcastle 3 to 2 in a well played game at Connersville. Cooley pitched a strong game while Chapman made a stellar second base catch and double play. Maxwell added two doubles and Herzog drove in the winning run with a eighth inning double. Connersville meets Indianapolis Reserves next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Newcastle
Cooley
Chapman
Maxwell
Herzog
Indianapolis
Cooley and Keifel
Brown and Wagener
Terrace Park Defeats Belfast In Tight Nine Inning Game
Terrace Park beat Belfast 10 to 4 in a well played contest. Gerrard struck out 21 for Terrace Park and Turner fanned seven for Belfast in nine innings. Batteries Gerrard and Farren for Terrace Park Turner and Churchvil for Belfast. Umpire Von.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Park
Belfast
Gerrard
Turner
Farren
Churchvil
Von
Riverside Park Slugs to Five Run Victory in Nine Inning Game
Riverside Park slugged their way to a 16 to 0 victory as Weigold Story and Meek led the batting. Story pitched strongly in key moments with Story Way and McCoy behind the plate for Riverside. Umpire Brown called the game with Riverside piling up 16 hits and zero errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Weigold
Story
Meek
R. H. E. Riverside
GE Caris
McCoy
Hutchinson
Jampe
Griske
Brown
Hospital contest ends with patients beat doctors 13 to 6
Employed patients defeated doctors and staff on hospital grounds by a 13 to 6 score. Key plays included the pitching of Kuhlman and catching by Hartfield and a display of Cincinnati Reds uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhlman
Hartfield
Cincinnati Reds
Skating Club Calls Special Meeting in Cincinnati
A special meeting of the Cincinnati Skating Association is called for this evening at the clubrooms located at 1535 Bremen Street. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Skating Association
Bremen Street
Students at U C To Stage Much Ado About Nothing
The University of Cincinnati marks Shakespeare’s tercentenary with a 1 p.m. parade to Burnet Woods for dances from 2 to 4 p.m. and evening performances of Much Ado About Nothing by the graduating class. Miss Bertha Young leads the festivities with free admission and 600 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
Bertha Young
Burnet Woods
Avon
Blue Grass Inn
Business Men's Club
Will of Dr. Clark W. Davis Filed for Probate in Hamilton
The will of Dr. Clark W. Davis chief medical examiner for Union Central Life, filed for probate, provides Mary Montgomery Davis with life insurance of 28 000 and one third of the estate. The rest goes to son Clark Montgomery Davis in trust for education with life income after five years in business. Upon his death the estate to his children. if childless, one third to Lydia Davis and two thirds to Clifton M E Church and Cincinnati Museum Association. Jesse R. Clark authorized to vote his stock until son reaches age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark W. Davis
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Mary. Montgomery Davis
Clifton M. E. Church
Clark Montgomery Davis
Lydia Davis
Cincinnati Museum Association
Jesse R. Clark
Dentist Defends Divorce Charges in Miami Valley Case
William F. Heisel a dentist at Seventh and Central avenues answers Florence Heisel divorce suit denying cruelty and neglect claims. He says they agreed to live in the country near the Great Miami River and that she did not tend a twenty acre farm. Heisel asks custody of their two children. R E Simmonds Jr represents him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Heisel
Seventh
Central Avenues
Florence Heisel
Miami River
Heisel
R. E. Simmonds, Jr
Local Divorce Actions Reported in City Courts
Frank M. Taylor denies cruelty and neglect in response to Bertha Taylor's divorce suit claiming grounds were condoned and blames his mother in law with M C Lykins as attorney Viola Read seeks divorce from Robert E Read at 1512 Race Street alleging he abused her and struck her with fists attorney R M Ochiltree Samuel Stephens filed for divorce from Clara Stephens via Otto G Spangenberg stating she left him for another man last month and is now in the workhouse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Taylor
Bertha
M. C. Lykins
Viola Read
Robert E. Read
Race Street
R. M. Ochiltree
Samuel Stephens
Clara Stephens
Otto G. Spangenberg
Horning Awarded One Dollar Damages in Slander Suit
George F. Horning of Americus Theater Cumminsville won one dollar damages against Charles P. Chonan in a slander case arising from remarks during an entertainment planned for the Chase Social Center Association in 1914 Miller and Foster represented the plaintiff C J McDiarmid opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Horning
Americus Theater
Cumminsville
Charles P. Chonan
Chase Social Center Association
Miller & Foster
C. J. McDiarmid
Sacred Cantata Featured in Miami Commencement
Oxford Ohio June 5 A sacred cantata was performed as a highlight of the commencement exercises at Miami University. The event drew faculty and students with performances by the choir and orchestra under the direction of Professor. The ceremony celebrated graduates, with the cantata serving as a central musical tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Joseph W. Clokey
Clokey
Miami
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Aleta Lynch
Ellen Finley
Elwin Smith
University Orchestra
Divorce case details show 15 year old and 22 year old spouse
A divorce filing lists a 15 year old woman and George Forbes 22 a meat cutter living at 2329 Miami Canal with separation dated February 1 1916. The proceeding was submitted. Lillian B Moss widow alimony of 6 per week from John S Moss reported nonpayment since April 7 with a promise to pay within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Forbes
Miami Canal
Lillian B. Moss
John S. Moss
Hoffman
Medals and Diplomas Awarded at O. M. I. Cadets
A large crowd attended the Ohio Military Institute commencement exercises. Captain George H. Jung spoke on Advertising and Captain W. H. Parker discussed Preparedness. J. E. Bruce presented field day medals to H. Thomas and others for discipline and achievement. Diplomas and commissions were given to cadets including S. Stites, F. Griley, H. W. Porte, G. Jung, R. L. Jung, T. J. Waters and several others from Cincinnati and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Military Institute
George H. Jung
W. H. Parker
Cincinnati University
J. E. Bruce
H. Thomas
F. Griley
S. Stites
G. Jung
H. W. Porte
Samuel Stites
Henderson
F. A. Griley
Cincinnati
Fargo
N. C
Daniel Wagner
Louisville
Newport
G. H. Jung
R. L. Jung
George M. Settle
T. J. Waters
New York
Referee for Highland County Assigned for Similar Period
A referee has been assigned to Highland County for a period comparable to prior seasons. Officials outlined duties, expected timelines, and any changes to oversight or jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland County
Fenton Files for Bankruptcy Amid $500 Debts
Glen B. Fenton, a motorman and former Hamilton grocer, yesterday filed to be declared bankrupt. He lists debts totaling $500 with no assets to cover them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen B. Fenton
Hamilton
Hoffman Sues Norwood Over Highland Avenue Assessments
Real estate owner H. H. Hoffman filed suit against the City of Norwood County Auditor Durr and County Treasurer Cooper to stop collection of street assessments and taxes on his Highland avenue property. He cites a 1445 Common Pleas decree stating the land is farm land outside Norwood. Attorney Frank H. Kunkel secured a temporary injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hoffman
Norwood
Durr
Cooper
Highland Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Frank H. Kunkel
Hoffman
Judgment in patent case against Miami Cycle and Mfg Co
United States court awards Robinson William Robinson of Brooklyn a royalty claim of 19253.49 from Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company of Middletown in a coaster and back pedaling brakes patent dispute. Special commissioner Ralph F Clark to determine further amounts and business scope. Miami officers to testify and produce records. cross suit against Robinson dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Hollister
William Robinson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Keamourt
Robinson
Ralph F. Clark
Miami Company
Appeals Court Asked in Continental Coal Bankrupt Case
Creditors sought bankruptcy in Kentucky, but Continental Coal Corp filed in Tennessee and denied Kentucky jurisdiction. The dispute blocks the company’s reorganization plans as the Circuit Court of Appeals hears the tangled proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of Appeals
Continental Coal Corporation of
Chattanooga
Kentucky
Tennessee
Railroad Firms Compensate Death Victims in Probate Court
The C H and D Railroad paid Mary Delk 4165 in probate for Mar vin Delk who died on the railroad in March. The PCB and St Louis railroad company paid Dora Kinkey 250 as administratrix of Fred Kettler who was killed on the railroad at Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C., H. & D. Railroad Company
Mary Delk
Marvin Delk
P., C., C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Dora Kinkey
Fred Kettler
Reading
Painter Doty Faces Second Murder Trial Over December Killing
Herbert Doty a union painter and co defendants Ed Perry Vincent Doty and Emery Teeters stand trial for first degree murder in the December 9 death of James Shall, a nonunion painter killed by Gabriel Sullivan at Christ's Hospital during a painters strike. Judge Caldwell orders a new venire of fifty as eleven jurors are seated pending challenges. Cogan Williams Ragland and A. Co. Fricke defend Doty while Prosecutor Campbell and Charles Elston represent the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Doty
Ed Perry
Vincent Doty
Emery Teeters
James Shall
Gabriel Sullivan
Christ's Hospital
Caldwell
Cogan
Williams & Ragland
A. Co
Fricke
Doty
Campbell
Charles Elston
Divorce Disposed In Swango Case At Local Court
In a divorce matter Laura Swango of 4027 Hamilton Avenue and Everett N. Swango of 2355 Stratford Avenue had petitions dismissed after allegations of threats. Swango, manager of Paragon Refining Company, denied the claims. Rose Forbes, 17, of Eliza and McMickel Avenues, testified she was married when she appeared before Judge Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Swango
Hamilton Avenue
Everett N. Swango
Stratford Avenue
Paragon Refining Company
Rose Forbes
Eliza and
McMickel
Hoffman
Court of Appeals affirms multiple injury and damage rulings
The Court of Appeals affirms judgments including $3 000 in favor of Edward Godfried against Fischer Auto and Service Co for flood salvage injuries in Hamilton Ohio on March 31 1913. It also upholds $8 455 against Rudolph Kleybolte Co for irrigation bond losses and a 5 percent penalty, with new trials and other affirmed cases across multiple plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Edward Godfried
Fischer Auto and Service Company
Hamilton
Vine and
Clifton Avenue
Joseph L. Meyer
Godfried
Albert A. Huseman
William S.graft
James A. Graft
Gorman
C. J. Smith and
Andrews & Andrews
George B. Goodrich
Black
Swing & Black
Matthews & Klein
Richard T. German
George H. Feltes
Feltes
Thomas F. McGuire
German
Fulford, Shook, Wilby & Fricke
Cincinnati Traction Company
Johanna Downard
Millard Tyree
Kittredge, Wilby & Stewart
Fred J. Woeltmann
John Yunt
Yunt
Byoeltmann, Littleford, James, Ballard & Frost
Walter C. Muhlhauser
Ed A. Hafner
Alice B. Spear
William E. Strothfeldt
Moulinier, Bettman & Hunt
Gerke Brewing Company
Brewing Company
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
Froome Morris
Involuntary bankruptcy filed against K. E. Sentman Cut Leather
Proceedings in involuntary bankruptcy were entered against the K. E. Sentman Cut Leather Company of Williamsburg Ohio by creditors led by Perkins Campbell Company with 687, Julius J Bantlin Company with 1128, and Auto Vehicle Parts. The firm is accused of insolvency and of transferring a 1600 Ford Motor Company claim to Hoosier Harness Company as a preference last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Sentman Cut Leather Company
Williamsburg
Clermont County
Perkins-Camphbell Company
Julius J. Bantlin Company
Auto Vehicle Parts Company
Sentmah Company
Hoosier Harness Company
Seymour
Ind
Ford Motor Company
Detroit publisher offers five year Home and Country revival
Creditors of the Home and Country Publishing Company tentatively back John A. Russell of Detroit for a five year continuation of the Home and Country magazine. He guarantees the first twelve issues at no cost to creditors with profits split thereafter. Trustee Paul Connolly and Attorney Bailey will report advisability next week. Russell also publishes The Michigan Manufacturer and Financial Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Country Publishing Company
Referee Grove
John A. Russell
Detroit
Home and Country Magazine
Paul Connolly
Attorney Bailey
Mr. Russell
Michigan
and Financial Record
Cincinnati Plans June 24 Preparedness Parade
Cincinnati chambers and the Business Men's Club organize a large patriotic parade planned for June 24. Delegations from Ohio towns like Marietta Middletown and Hamilton express strong interest and a large band Smittie's will lead the procession. Colonel S B Stanbery is named assistant marshal and C H M Atkins Julius Baer and others are named aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
First National Bank
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Marietta
Middletown
Hamilton
Smittie
S. B. Stanbery
Business Men's Club
C. H. M. Atkins
Julius Baer
Eugene Buss
E. W. Edwards
C. H. Fitzwilson
N. L. Fry
E. C. Gibbs
E. J. Goldsmith
L. B. Herschede
D. H. Jenks
W. R. Hyman
Arthur E. Jones
R. K. Hynicka
C. W. Moss
John Schwaab
Amateur baseball notes highlight local amateur teams and results
Sebas pitched for Holy Family St. Cecilia in a 14 to 2 win over Holy Trinity at Dempsey Park drawing 3,500. Astoria Club beat Lick Run Specials 9 to 5 at Lick Run Park. Several teams seek games and leagues with ads for interclub play and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebas
Holy Family
St. Cecilia
Dempsey Park
Holy Trinity
Puttman
Germans Claim Victory In North Sea Battle Details Suppressed
Berlin reports an authoritative account of the engagement between the German high sea fleet and the British. It states the British used more battleships and flying wings, while detailing German tactical accuracy and rapid fire, noting close ranges favored Germany and weather aided action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellicoe
Scheer
Hipper
Doggerbank
Armstrong and Whitworth
Germany
Marathon Run at Chester Retail Grocers’ Outing
A Thursday feature of the Retail Grocers' Association outing in Chester is a marathon from Government Square to the amusement resort. Tonight is the entry deadline. Interested runners should visit Brendamour's at 13 East Fifth Street and speak with Mr. Thomas.
Bankruptc... Referees Appointed in Scioto County
Attorney M. A. Crawford of Portsmouth was yesterday reappointed Bankruptcy Referee for Scioto County for the next two years. Attorney M. C. Van Pelt of Hillsboro was made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Crawford
Portsmouth
Scioto County
M. C. van Pelt
Hillsboro
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Case list includes Mina Boenker et al v Idelia M Boenker for partition of estate. H H Hoffman v City of Norwood to enjoin assessment. Viola Read v Robert E Read for divorce. Samuel Stephans v Clara Stephans for divorce. David Sherman v The C C Co StL Ry Co for $5 000 damages. Miller Foster v Jacob Hymans to marshal liens for $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Mina Boenker Et al
Idelia M. Boenker
George F. Eyrich, Jr
H. H. Hoffman
City of
Norwood
Frank H. Kunkel
Viola Read
Robert E. Read
R. M. Ochiltree
Samuel Stephans
Clara Stephans
Otto G. Spangenberg
David Sherman
the C., C., Co
St.l. Ry. Co
Thomas L. Michie
Miller & Foster
Jacob Hyman
Marshal Liens
Albert T. Winkelman
O'Neill Sought By Maysville Club For Catcher
Jim Jones of the Maysville Club 60 5 S L is in town seeking a catcher. He aims to sign O'Neill of the Shamrocks with John Spinney requesting a call before 11 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jones
Maysville
S. L
O'Neill
Shamrocks
John Spinney
O’neill
Ibolds and Krebs Play Rough Sunday Baseball at Hamilton
Manager Andrews of the Ibolds notes twenty hits by his team while Krebs made three errors early, then settled. Krebs showed strong batting but faltered with fielding in the initial innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
The
Ibolds
Big Boys
Hamilton
Krebs
Double Header Set at Senate Park This Sunday
A big double header is planned at Senate Park. The Peerless White Sox face the Senates at 2 p.m. and Buckeye Bloomer Girls meet the Senate at 3:45 p.m. Betzing will appear in one game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Park
White Sox
Senates
Buckeye Bloomer Girls
Senate
Betzing
Government sets $2000 death benefit for mail carrier family
The government will pay a $2000 death benefit to the family of Charles Allen, a Letter Carrier who died in an automobile accident at Dana and Montgomery avenues Sunday evening. The payment is by law and marks the first use of the death fund for local carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Dana and Montgomery
Avenues
Allan
Russian eastern front offensive reported by Petrograd
Special Cable from London says a major Russian offensive along a 250 mile front from the Pripet to the Romanian border has begun to relieve Austrian and French pressure. 13 000 prisoners reportedly captured as fighting rages from Bessarabia to Volhynia with heavy shelling near Olyka. Verdun and Ypres battles continue with trench warfare and renewed Canadian and German clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
London
Tyrol
Verdun
Pripet
Petrograd
Bessarabian
Dniester
Stripa
Volhynia
Olyka
Volhynian
Joseph Ferdinand
Vaux and Damloup
Ypres
Vienna
Italy
Cengio
Asiago
Cessana
Rome
Dalgone
Lagarina
Posina
Albania
Austrians disperse artillery. Italian detachments operate nearby
Aviona reports that Austrian forces have dispersed their artillery units while Italian detachments continue operations in the surrounding area. The wording emphasizes movement and ongoing Italian activity without detailing casualties or specific actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviona
British Admiralty Denies Destroyer Loss Off Humber
London reports that Germany falsely claimed a British destroyer sunk off the Humber and the cruiser Euryalus burned. The Admiralty states no British warship was destroyed since May 31 and the Euryalus was not in the North Sea during the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Humber
Euryalus
British Admiralty
North Sea
Political Notes on Hamilton County Ward Races and Contests
Republican ward and township executives largely seek re election in Hamilton County with two Norwood contests. Charla Weber faces Joseph Ward in the Second Ward while Stanley Matthews and C L Timberlake draw swords in the Third Ward. Several Democrats plan to step out in various wards as Arthur Espy Charles OBrien George Hittner Thomas Toben and George Busching leave office with James Joyce to succeed. The Democratic Committee nine failed to name candidates for Coroner Auditor Clerk County Commissioner Congressmen Judges and Probate Court and may reconvene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Joseph Westerkamp
Edward Heninckes
Norwood
Charla Weber
Joseph Ward
Stanley G. Matthews
C. L. Timberlake
Timberlake
Arthur Espy
Charles O’brien
George Hittner
Thomas Toben
George Buscling
James Joyce
Board of Elections
Democratic Central Committee
Common Pleas Court
Norwood Council discusses 27 000 street assessment dispute
The Norwood City Council debated the Cincinnati Traction Company street assessment case with City Solicitor Dwyer noting a Springfield Ohio precedent. The matter was referred to the Public Service Committee as several ordinances were acted on or sent to committees. A public hearing on telephone conduits is slated for month end. A Ross avenue contract went to John Murdock Company for about 10 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Dwyer
Springfield
Public’ Service Committee
Maple Avenue
Carey Avenue
Street and
Beech Street
Ivantee Avenue
Mills
Sherman
Carthage Avenue
Norwood
Highland Avenue
Public Service Committee
Board of Control
Ross Avenue
John Murdock Company
Federation of Civic Organizations
Lincoln Club
Norwood Council No. 226
Plaza Airdome
Adolph Nieman
Allison and
Mills Avenues
Robbery Report From West Ninth Street
Frank Peters a 32 year old photo-engraver living at 131 West Ninth street told police last night he was held up and assaulted by four men in front of his home. He provided a detailed description of the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peters
West Ninth Street
Multiple Deaths and Illnesses Listed by City Mortuary
A list of residents with causes of death or illness including Charles E. Preston tuberculosis at 3613 Spring Grove avenue and Mary E. McKnight oedema lungs at 2214 Ohio avenue. Others include Patrick McHale pneumonia 717 Central avenue and Goldie Levine oedema lungs city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Preston
Spring Grove Avenue
Mary E. McKnight
Ohio Avenue
Patrick McHale
Central Avenue
John Schifferth
Wardell
Othello Dempsey
Court
Oo Brodfueber
Hametler Serthas Catron
Alma Theetre
Carl Ballhausen
Harry C. Hastings
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Curzon
Chaplins
Chester
Musical Comedy Company
All Stars
Moores Hill
New Castle
Riverside
Klines
Dh. Davis
U. C
Alma Sauer
Herbert Koch
Edna Martin
Edwin Bergmeier
Vera Daniels
Oxford, O
Hamilton Man
United States Courts
Courts of Appeals
Home and Country Creditors
BUDST
Business Men’s Club
P. Sullivan & Co
Carl J. Paylor
South
Astoria
Lick Run Park
William Hoffman
Astorias
Busher
van Hart Club
Cheviot Stars
Rose Hill
Fairmount
le Roy
Ingally
Times-Star Cubs
Canal
Cincinnati Cloak and Suit Company
Duttenhofers and
Western Publishing Company
Joe
Lexington Hustlers
Cincinnati Emeralds
Emeralds
Vince Caruso
West Court Street
West
Bethley
Mohawk Merchants
Merchants
Lee Daulton
West Eighth Street
Elmore A. C
Feds
Elmore
Berlin
Jutland
Sayville Wireless
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!