Indians and Blues split doubleheader in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 6 the Indians defeated the Blues 6 to 1 in the second game after a 4 to 1 loss in the first. Kandlehner held the Blues to four hits in the second game as Kansas City piled up eleven in the opener. Northrop started for Kansas City with nine hits against him in the first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indians
Blues
Kandlehner
Wansag City
Lelivelt
Reilley
Mollwits
Wagner
Leary
Leach
Kantlehner
Rick
Bronkie
Yerkes
Leavy
Kansas City
Thomas Shuts Out Louisville as Minneapolis Earns Split Doubleheader
After a 4 to 3 loss in game one, Thomas pitched Minneapolis to a 2 to 0 win in game two. McCarthy and Roach delivered sensational fielding as umpire Johnstone benches manager Clymer for the third straight day. Figures show Minneapolis 90 Louisville 36.4, with detailed hits, bases and errors listed for both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Thomas
Minneapolis
Clymer
Johnstone
McCarthy
Roach
Jennings
Owens
Clemons
Daniels
Williams
Kirke
Rondeau
Knight
Stroud
Ice Bee
Shackelford
Luque
Tough for Joe Tinker as St Paul tops Columbus in 10 innings
St Paul defeated Columbus 4 to 2 in ten innings. Hagerman saved the game by preventing Demmitt and Chappelle from delivering winning hits. The box shows Columbus leaving 16 men on base and St Paul 9 as the pitchers combined for a tense extra frame affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
St. Paul
Hagerman
Demmitt
Chappelle
Sis. Wee
Ab.h.o.a.fe
Dressen
Hasbrook
Finne
McCary
Riggert
Nichol'n
Ellison
Johns
Bergh'r
Shoviin
McMillan
Dilh
Glenn
Gerber
Tand
Hager'n
Witter
George
Kahier
Shovlin
Johne
Dilhoefer
Kahler
McCarty
Rune
Umvere
Toledo Drops Doubleheader to Milwaukee in Milwaukee
Toledo lost both ends of a doubleheader to Milwaukee with scores 7 to 3 and 5 to 4. Milwaukee piled up 28 hits and 34 bases across the two games. Dickerson started the second game for Milwaukee, walked the first three batters, and was relieved by Harding who halted a Toledo rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Milwaukee
Dickerson
Brewers
Harding
Baseball score summary Milwaukee vs Toledo Second Game
Struck Out-RBy Vance four and by Goodwin two in the Milwaukee Toledo game with umpire Brennan. Line shows hits by Beck Barbeau Martin Sweeney Schulz and Dickerson among others. Milwaukee defense allowed two runs first inning and three more later while Toledo tallied five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil
H E
H.O
Knaupp
Barbeau
Wise
Barry
U Maiden
Heall
Hartzell
J. M'Henry
Bates
Beck
Boone
Martin
Fluhrer
M Deberry
c O\Sweeney
C Sherdel
Dp Goodwin
Keating
Bowman
Vance
Milwaukee Esenesespecge
Toledo
Anderson
Berry
Milwaukee
Sherdel
Inni
Goodwin
McHenry
Knaupr
Fpeone
Mulien
Toled
Dickerson
Harding
Schulz
Schulze
Ly Harding
Brennan
Horse Racing Card Selections and Bets
First Race Sam McMeekin Cabaret Imp Lady Edwina. Second Race Socony Al Reeves M J Shannon Race Beauteous Quietude Guess work. Fourth Race Imp Chicklet Borrow Dick Williams. Fifth Race High Olympus African Arrow Thistle. Sixth Race Paddy Dear The Cock Avis. Best Bet Imp Chicklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McMeekin
Cabaret
Lady Edwina
Socony
al Reeves
M. J. Shannon
Beauteous
Quietude
Chicklet
Borrow
Dick Williams
High Olympus
Paddy Dear
the Cock
Avis
Racing Card Summary From a Historic Track Meet
The document lists multiple races with horse names and jockeys. Winners include Phge Race Pretty Baby, Second Race Bribed Vater Beetlebug Flash of Steel, Third Race Arch Plotter Billy Joe Kinney, Fourth Race Bringhurst J J Murdock Led Skolny, Fifth Race Tokay Jack O Dowd Money Maker, Long Race Dr Shafer Vivi America Jack Hare Jr Race Miss Fannie Intone Beauty OP Best Bet Dr Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretty Baby
Cruelty
Olso
Vater
Beetlebug
Flash of Steel
Billy Joe
Kinney
Bringhurst
J. J. Murdock
Skolny
Tokay
Jack O'Dowd
Money Maker
Dr. Shafer
Vivi America
Jack Hare Jr
Miss Fannie
Intone
Jimmy Shevlin to Box Monday At Reichrath Park Show
Local boxing fans expect Jimmy Shevlin to fight next Monday night at Reichrath Park as a guest from Akron. The bout features the Cuban Wonder as opponent with Mars Schafer securing the main event status. Boo Fisher is slated to face Dave Sandow in another preliminary in a night of quick clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Shevlin
Reichrath Park
Jimmy Widmeyer
Queen City Athletic Club
Akron
Jake
Mars
Boo Fisher
Dave Sandow
Norwood Park Hosts Two Game Series With Ludlow Sox
Norwood Park opens a two game set as champions meet Ludlow Sox on Saturday with Ziegler pitching for Norwood and Yingling likely to start Saturday for Ludlow. Babe Bryant defeated the Lexington Hustlers last Sunday as Kentucky clubs press for local title while Bellevue fell to the Norwoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwoods
Ludlow White Sox
Norwood Park
Bellevue
Babe” Bryant
Lexington Hustlers
Lexington
Ziegler
Norwood
Bryant
Kentuckians
Yingling
White
Tannehill to umpire Bellevue Club game Sunday
Jess Tannehill will umpire the Bellevue Club versus L. B. Harrisons game at Bellevue Sunday afternoon. He gained renown last season and is expected to handle the indicator with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Tannehill
Bellevue
L. B. Harrisons
Tannehill
Elmwood Club Seeks Out-of-Town Opponent This Sunday
Elmwood Club plans road games after home-only schedule and invites first-class out-of-town clubs to book by writing A Conway at Spinney's 527 Main. Kentucky Colonels vs Newport Moose is billed as the season’s best battle at Newport ball yard with Northern Kentucky championship implications. Heavy rains flooded North Vernon park forcing a postponement. Newport Rolling Mill under C G Burns vies for first in the Commercial League at Andrews Park in Newport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
A. Conway
Spinney's
Main Street
Kentucky Colonels
Newport Moose
Newport Ball Yard
Northern Kentucky
North Vernon
Colonels
C. G. Burns
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Commercial League
Burns
Vandegrift
Andrews ‘Park
Newport
Dolly Varden Club to Meet Vere-Miller Senate Club Saturday
Queen City League fourth game at Senate Park Eastside benefits Red Cross with nurses collecting. Candy Kids back Huenefeld and Lothes battery. Lauck fields Lehmalz and Dastling. Game starts at 3 pm. Spear Juniors hold meeting Wednesday 8 pm at 818 West Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Varden
Vere-Miller
Senate
Senate Park
Eastside
Red Cross
Huenefeld
Lothes
Lauck
Lehmalz
Dastling
Spear Juniors
West Court Street
Spear Jrs
Mohawk Crystals
Deer Creek
Spirit of 1917 Registration Sparks City Wide Patriotism
Crowds filled streets for the county enrollment as bands played and banners waved. Citizens from diverse trades and wards raced to register, with stories of bravery and duty fueling the mood as relatives bid farewell to sons going to war.
Police report notes altered age claim in interview
Authorities state Kramer instructed a man to state his age as 32 rather than 31 during the interview near Sixth. The incident raises questions about the accuracy of statements given to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Hamilton Man Arrested for Opposing Draft Law
Gustave Weiss, an automobile mechanic in Hamilton, was arrested as he attempted to address a meeting opposing the military draft. Deputized officers and a U S Marshal served a treason warrant and Weiss faces a hearing before U S Commissioner Adler. He is said to be connected with local Socialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Weiss
Hamilton
U. S
Burns
Weakley
Adler Weiss
No Apology to Berlin Says Attorney Stewart
Attorney James G. Stewart urged firm U S resolve in a patriotic Cincinnati event at the Zoo Tuesday night. He argued Americans must support the war and stand with 100 percent American Germans while insisting on victory and a democracy guaranteed by their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Stewart
Zoo
Conway
Gertrude van Deiise
Attorney Stewart
France
Cincinnati
Berlin
Germany
Patriotic Meeting Honors Registration Day in Reichrath Park
A patriotic gathering in Reichrath Park commemorated registration day. The event was led by the North Hyde Park and Oakley Business Men's Club with the Knights of Pythias and Junior Orders. Mayor Puchta urged Liberty bond purchases while Judge Hoffman spoke, and 400 attendees sang national airs to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichrath’s Park
North
Hold Patriotic Meeting in Oakley at Park Hall
About 200 citizens and fraternal members gathered at noon mass meeting in Oakley Park Hall. Rev Julius Gaenge gave the invocation while Mayor Puchta W A Hegner and H C Stanforth spoke. Martial music by a band complemented the event with Rudolph Ruzicka, Business Men's Club president, as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Jin Park Hall
Julius Gaenge
Puchta
W. A. Hegner
H. C. Stanforth
Rudolph Ruzicka
Business Men's Club
First to register in Cincinnati at College Hill Town Hall
Roland Kinney of College Hill registered at exactly 7 o clock at the College Hill Town Hall with card received by Samuel Taylor. Dr A H Dunton Walnut Hills registered at Precinct 1 Fourth Ward from his home. Blaine Hicks Norwood was second and William Mueller West McMicken third. George Hartung Carey Avenue born February 29, and Arthur E Messler Fifth Street also born February 29 registered in Precinct A Sixth Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
George Loehman
Fred Richards
Fred Weissler
Sixth Street
Benjamin Schiff
Max M. Scnhift
Metropole Hotel
Sixth Ward
William R. Kruse
Church of the Covenant
Freeman Mills
A. C. Bachmeyer
General Hospital
Frank Harmon
Longview Hospital
Edward Rutterbein
New Knoxville
Auglaize County
Sisters of the Good Samaritan Hospital
Board of Direction
Jewish Hospital
Seton Hospital
J. P. Hatterscheid
Laidlaw Avenue
Bond Hill
Christ Hospital
Roland Kinney
College Hill
College Hill Town Hall
Samuel Taylor
Kinney
Cincinnati
A. H. Dunton
Rogers Place
Walnut Hills
Fourth Ward
Blaine Hicks
Ralston Avenue
Norwood
William Mueller
West McMicken Avenue
George Hartung
Carey Avenue
John Hartung
Arthur E. Messler
West Fifth Street
Loyalty button presented to youths at Ward precinct registration
A metal button showing the United States map with the word Loyalty was given to each youth in the Fifth Ward Precinct R as they registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fifth Ward
Barber shop in Hartwell displays flags and Wilson photos
Karl Bohrman’s barber shop on Woodbine avenue Hartwell decorated with American flags and allied flags and several photos of President Wilson as residents of the Twenty-fifth Ward Precinct O register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bohrman
Woodbine Avenue
Hartwell
Twenty-fifth Ward
President Wilson
Man Reneges on Registration Claiming Constitutional Opposition
John Lukin of 920 W Court Street initially refused to sign his registration card claiming the conscription law illegal. After Lt. Krumpe explained the consequences and threatened arrest, Lukin signed the registration before booths closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lukin
W. Court St
United States
Krumpe
Italian General to Stay in U S
General Guglielmotti, Italian War Mission attache, will remain in the United States after the mission departs to oversee a plan addressing Italians of military age. The aim is to recruit here as many naturalized subjects as possible while avoiding impacts on labor and conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guglielmotti
United States
Italy
Luigi Borsarelli
South
Middle West
Prince of
Udine
New York
State Department
Norwood Red Cross Day Game At U S Printing Grounds
Berte's Norwoods play the All Stars in a charity Red Cross Day at the U S Printing Company grounds. Proceeds go to the Red Cross Society with nurses in charge. New faces join the Norwoods lineup as speakers explain the cause. Game starts at 3 PM. parking via South Norwood cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
U. S. Printing Company
Berte
Norwoods
All Stars
Red Cross Society
Norwood Red Cross
South Norwood
Extra registrar appointed for Ward Eighteenth Precinct Y
The Board of Elections named an additional registrar for the Eighteenth Ward Precinct Y due to more than two hundred young men gathered at the L. B. Herrison Hotel at 540 West Seventh Street within the precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
L. B. Herrison Hotel
West Seventh Street
Interference at Booth Charged in Elm Street Voting Incident
Adam Kramer 33 of the Columbia Hotel was arrested by Patrolman Elfring on Tuesday and held at the First District Police Station on suspicion. The German national allegedly interfered with a young man registering at a voting booth on Elm street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Kramer
Columbia Hotel
Elfring
First District
Kramer
Elm Street
McDuffie Assigned by Board After Registar Absence
Rees E. McDuffie offered services to the Board of Elections and was sent to the Sixteenth Ward Precinct F when a regular registrar failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees E. McDuffie
Board of Elections
Milford Wheat Field Meeting Speakers Named
O N Sams former president of the Ohio Bankers Association will speak at the wheat field meeting at Clermont County Agricultural Experiment Farm on June 12. Other speakers include Thorne director Wooster Experiment Station Alfred Vivian dean Ohio State College of Agriculture and F E Bear professor at the same college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
O. N. Sams
Hillsboro
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Clermont County Agricultural Experiment Farm
Director Thorne
Wooster Experiment Station
Alfred Vivian
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
F. FE. Bear
Hundreds of Negroes Registered for Northern Mines Trip
Several hundred African Americans from Alabama were registered in the Nineteenth Ward by order of the Board of Elec to secure passage to northern mining areas. The move reflects wartime labor mobilization and voter registration procedures affecting migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Board of Elections
First Vote Cast by Local Youths in City Election
Leo McDevitt aged 21 of 1114 Yale avenue cast his first vote for the flag. He is one of six sons with four of military age. Three registered without exemption while the fourth is married. Edgar Ehlen of 2706 West MecMicken avenue also registered on his twenty first birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo McDevitt
Yale Avenue
Edgar Ehlen
West MecMicken Avenue
Milford War Council Plans Boost Liberty Bond Sales
Milford leaders push increased Liberty Bond sales this week with the Post Office bank and local building associations handling bonds at no charge. The organizing committee includes F L Cook D W Murphy E W Turner Albert Dietrich John D Hair Mayor Charles G Sederbarg John Lloyd A C Christopher Dr R C Belt Frank Scott C Runyan and William H McGuffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
War Council
F. L. Cook
D. W. Murphy
E. W. Turner
Albert Dietrich
John D. Hair
Charles G. Sederberg
John Lloyd
A. C. Christopher
R. C. Belt
Frank Scott
C. Runyan
William H. McGuffey
Morford Wife Sues for Divorce and Child Custody
Nina Morford files suit for divorce from Charles W. Morford and seeks custody of their minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Morford
Charles W. Morford
Marriage Invitation for Marjorie Varnum Eisensmith
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis Pope of Norwood announce the marriage of their daughter Marjorie Varnum to Louis Earl Eisensmith on June 20 at Christ Church Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lewis Pope
Norwood
Marjorie Varnum
Louis Earl Eisensmith
Christ Church
Cincinnati
Record of Covington selective conscription registration
Mayor Craig reports extraordinary turnout as Covington and Kenton County register far more men than expected under the selective conscription law. Registration closes at 9 pm with returns due by noon Wednesday. special registrar Dr J A Ryan to visit hospitals. Harris arrest from Grant County noted. city tally about 4500 in Covington and 1500 outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Covington
Allison
J. A. Ryan
United States
R. C. Ford
Leslie Harris
Williamstown
Grant County
W. P. Williams
L. Finnell
Harris
Kenton County
James C. Blick
Cincinnati Board of Elections
Red Cross Campaign Organizes Kenton County Drive
Secretary Polk Laffoon of the Green Line Company is named chair of the Kenton County Red Cross Committee by W. Cooper Procter of Cincinnati. The plan is to raise 75000 for Red Cross Week starting June 18 with a meeting Friday at the Industrial Club to outline campaign steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Laffoon
Green Line Company
Red Cross
Kenton County
W. Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Laffoon
Covington
United States
O’maley
The
Mercy Circle
Red Cross Society of
Red Cross Society
Woman Injured by Auto on Pike Street
Mrs. J. Hartmann of 237 Pike Street was struck by a car on Tuesday morning near Russell Avenue, suffering bruises and cuts. The driver, L. L. Eddins of Burlington Kentucky, was charged with reckless driving and posted bond to appear in Police Court Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Street
Russell Avenue
J. Hartmann
L. L. Eddins
Burlington, Ky
Picnic Postponed by Rain for St Mary's Parochial
Rain disrupted the annual St Marys Parochial Schools picnic at Walkings Lakeside Park Tuesday. The event is rescheduled for Wednesday morning with a dinner and supper planned at the school auditorium if the weather remains uncooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Walking’s Lakeside Park
Moose Lodge Charge Dismissed After Settlement
W Scott Robson attorney appeared Monday evening in Judge Read s court as the Moose Lodge member s charge against him was dismissed on motion by County Attorney Hanlon A settlement had been previously reached and the dismissal stemmed from a misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Robson
Covington Events Note Meetings And Elections
Covington society items include a six hour canal boat ride by the Kentucky MacDowell Society this Saturday and a club meeting with officer elections at Hotel Linton on Monday June 18. Events cover lectures at St Luke's by Rev C W Barnes and assorted civic outings, with school commencements for Covington High and William Grant Colored High. Local obituary mentions Edith Carter age 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky MacDowell Society of
Covington
Hotel Linton
C. W. Barnes
Union M. E. Church
St. Luke's M. EB
Eighteenth
Greenup Streets
Robert L. Bornwasser
Pike Street
Kentucky State Mail Carriers’ Association
Northern Kentucky Press Club
Camp Glencoe
Whitewater River
Indiana
Garfield Women's Relief Corps of
Covingston
Eagles’ Hall
East Highth Street
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Kenton
Covington High School
Public Library
City of Newport June Taxes Now Due in Finance Office
Newport residents are urged to pay June taxes at the Office of the Commissioner of Finance to avoid penalties. Char D. McCrea serves as Commissioner of Finance and signs the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Chas. D. McCrea
Newport Campbell County Registration Totals Revealed
In Campbell County 3 691 men registered across 27 of 50 precincts with Newport totaling 2 822. Bellevue 680 and Highland with 148 in First Ward and 41 in John's Hill. The day passed quietly with no arrests and several notable registrations including Alfred O Heidger and teen registrant William L Glazier Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Newport
Uncle Sam
Bellevue
Highland
John’s Hill
Dayton
Jule Plummer
Alfred O. Heidger
William L. Glazier
William L. Glazier, Jr
Young Glazier
Cincinnati
Robert J. McCormack
Atlantic Ocean
Young McCormack
Ft. Thomas
Chris Milius
Newport City
Jesfer Louis Wessling
Livingston
Chester Dugan
Columbia Street
Second Ward
Lodge Buys Liberty Loan Bonds In Newport
Noah's Dover Lodge I O F of Newport authorizes officers to buy 1000 dollars worth of Liberty Loan Bonds. A resolution remits dues for members serving in the U S armed forces. Other fraternal groups are expected to follow Noah's Dove Lodge in this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah's Dover Lodge
Newport
Uncle Sam
Noah's Dove Lodge
Bell wins false arrest suit for 1 cent damages
Charles A. Bell sought $1,000 from Ft. Thomas Police Chief Louis Cook for false arrest. A Campbell Circuit Court jury awarded Bell 1 cent in damages Tuesday, with L. J. Crawford Jr. acting for Chief Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bell
Louis Cook
Ft. Thomas
Campbell Circuit
Bell
L. J. Crawford, Jr
Chief Cook
First Presbyterian Men Plan Newport Home Guard Company
The Men’s Bible class of the First Presbyterian Church begins a Newport home guard unit with 22 men indicating intent to join. Rev. Thomas W. Rainey will request Mayor Livingston to provide badges of authority for orderly city security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Newport
Thomas W. Rainey
Livingston
Campbell County Grand Jury Begins Investigations
The Campbell County grand jury opened its term Tuesday to examine several cases from county courts. It will then probe for food speculators and examine the gambling proposition within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Grand Jury
Swigert and Tomlinson Tie in Newport Marriage Licenses
George E. Swigert of Muncie Indiana and Susan J. Tomlinson of Muncie Indiana applied for a marriage license in Newport. Swigert is 48 and Tomlinson is listed with the same residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
George E. Swigert
Muncie, Ind
Susan J. Tomlinson
Muncie
Ind
Sessays
One Man Killed in Illinois Prison Riot
In Joliet Illinois on June 5 a major prison riot at the Illinois State Penitentiary left one man dead and eight injured. John Flaherty a life convict died leaping from a burning factory window. Guards and chaplains were wounded as fires destroyed five buildings including the paint shop and chapel. The disturbance began over visiting restrictions and ended after a rainstorm drove rioters to the cellhouse, with soldiers manning the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Illinois State Penitentiary
John Flaherty
James Murphy
James Williams
William Hayward
Peter Ware
Andrew J
J. V. Clinnen
Bowen
Covington Charities Discuss Federation Under One Agency
Covington Associated Charities board met at the Industrial Club to plan for the coming year. Officers named include President R G Williams and Vice Presidents R P Ernst and Mrs R M Rankin. A mutual budget via federation with other Covington agencies is proposed to handle expected increased public aid needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Associated Charities
Industrial Club
R. G. Williams
R. P. Ernst
R. M. Rankin
S. W. Coffman
M. Knoll
Cincinnati
Council of Social Agencies
O. J. Williams
R. B. McDaniel
I. C. Hunt
L. B. English
Hugh Leith
J. R. Thompson
D. C. Shafer
G. F. Blauvelt
Julia Bruehl
Messrs
E.S. Fogg
M. A. Hill
W. P. Emerson
J. B. Heizer
C. S. Furber
D. Cc. Heisel
Bellevue Alumni Plan June 14 Boat Ride
Bellevue High School Alumni Association committee met Tuesday at Miss Richard's residence to arrange a boat ride on June 14 honoring Bellevue High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue High School Alumni Association
Richard
Grandview
Washington Avenues
Bellevue High School
Amateur Commission Suspends Several Local Teams
The Amateur Commission met at Deercreek Field House and suspended the Price Hill Vernons indefinitely for switching to semipro play. The Rex A C player Raab received an indefinite suspension for indecent language. The Tacomas and their fifteen players were suspended from city diamonds and semipro parks after a riot involving players and followers, with names of responsible followers to be provided before reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deercreek
Spear Juniors
Ajax
Price Hill Vernons
Raab
Rex A. C
Tacomas
Welsbach
Tacoma
City Diamonds
Taft Field
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Dolan
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Price Hill Plazas
Southern Association
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Sheehan Bennett
Perkins
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Perdue
Ledbetter
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Eve
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Tony Ornelia
East Sixth Street
Sam
Tony
Sam Biedermann
Russia
Cincinnnati
Federal Building
the Battery
Stewart
U.S
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Booth
Man
Covington Notes
Frank Hemnbrock
Broadway
St. Paul's Church
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Joseph Schroeder
Mary Welsh
Ecovington
Frank J. Knolls
Thelma McCoy
Gee
Edward Groenefeld
Lodge
Grand Jury
Covington Charities
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