Kilbane Plans Ring Return to Meet Lew Tendler
Johnny Kilbane world featherweight champion will return to boxing this summer for at least one bout, likely against Lew Tendler in Cleveland around July 4 or Labor Day. Tendler said Kilbane consented to the matchup as discussions proceed, while he doubts Benny Leonard will fight soon due to weight and inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Johnny Kilbane
Benny Léonard
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Cleveland
Vincent Porkonri
Tendler
Leonard
Kilbane
Benny Leonard
Camp Upton
Elmwood Team Seeks Key Players For Friday Meet
Elmwood manager Carter lists Hogue Kummer Zimmer Voll Runge Riegens Dager Carter Jasper Backman for 8 pm Friday at his home. Sunday Elmwood faces Locklands at Lockland Park in Kiln Inland. Potters Tramps visit Hamilton as Diehl starts Sunday. Mabley Carew to return Oakley Park. Ft Thomas Soldiers head to Aurora for a big Sunday crowd. All K I O games start at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Elmwood
Hogue
Kummer
Zimmer
Voll
Runge
Riegens
Dager
Jasper
Backman
Millcreek Valley
Locklands
Lockland Park
Potter's
Hamilton
Georgie Diehl
Mabley & Carew
Oakley Park
Bill Doepker
Oabley
Oakley
Ft. Thomas
Aurora
Ind
Interstate schedule sets up big city intercity games
Intercity managers plan a series of matches after a National Baseball Federation ruling. President Cliff Martin will convene a Detroit meeting to arrange the big games. Sunday features Wiedemanns vs Richardsons, Urichos vs Muldoons, Hiawatha Indians at Reading, and a double header at Crowe’s Park with free Coca Cola for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Martin
National Baseball Federation
Detroit
Wiedemanns
Richardsons
Richardson's Field
Lockland
Newport Moose
Urichos
Wiedemann Park
Madison A. C
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Benneking
Hiawatha Indians
Reading
Royals
Crowe's Park
Elberon Avenue
Muldoons
Cincinnati Red Sox
West End
Paffee A Sammy Enlists From I. A. C. Club
The sixth member of the Immaculate A. C. Baseball Club has enlisted in the service. Harry Paffee first baseman from Mt. Adams will train as an automobile mechanic at the University of Cincinnati around June 15. Other I. A. C. players in service include Zimmer F. and H. Sandman Norb Mott and Red Lutz. They travel Sunday to Fairmount to face the Austin team at Faessel's grounds. Both clubs belong to the Spinney circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Harry Paffee
Mt. Adams
University of Cincinnati
Zimmer
H. Sandman
Norb Mott
Red Lutz
Fairmount
Austin
Faessel’s
Cinos at Redland In City Amateur League Showdown
Soday at 2 p.m. the Cinos meet the Riverside team at the Cincinnati Ball Park. Both clubs are tied for second place and will fight hard to maintain position. Al Gardner is out. Charles Smallwood will pitch for the Dinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soday
Cinos
Riverside
Cincinnati
al Gardner
Charles Smallwood
Dinos
Local baseball and softball matchups noted at parks
Hilltop A C meets Howard Sign Company at Norwood Park Sunday at 1 with Klein and another strong pair leading the Hilltops. Cincinnati Ideals travel to Sayler Park Saturday. a 2 oclock uniform meeting is requested for listed players. Plaza AC faces Deltas Sunday with Malloy Steinbeck Dennis Riley in reserve and George Stofferer rejoining. Ohio Welding requests dates for a first game in a three game school Class A championship series at Taft Field Camp Washington. Westwood vs Rothenberg saw Rothenberg win 9 3 with pitcher Hopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Howard
Norwood Park
Litops
Klein and
Will
Hilltops
Cincinnati
Sayler Park
Sam Lind
EB. Gutaweiller
Bevens
Souders
McClurkin
H. Gutzweilller
Dierkes
Caruthers
Ake
Sullivan
Xixenstine
Bob
Plaza A. C
Deltas
Harry Suélter
Plaza
Malloy
Steinbeck
Dennis
Riley
Stoll
Sirome
Potts
Hittle
Ruehl
George Stofferer
Taft, Field
Camp Washington
Westwood
Rothenberg
Unyan
Hopper
Latonia Meet Sees Leochares in Two Stakes
Leochares slated for two Latonia stakes during the June 14 to July 13 meeting. The Merchants' Selling Stakes of 1500 added and the Quickstep Handicap of 2000 added will be run during the program. The Porter and other McLean stable runners are expected to contend in overnight handicaps and purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Leochares
Douglas Park
Latonia
Lepchares
Edward B. McLean
Washington Sportsman
McLean
Yankee
Caoutchouc
Japhet
Lovette Maidie
Urichos seek Daly and Wellman for Banner Bay clues
Pop Simms wants two former Banner Bay Baseball Club members Catcher Daly and First Baseman Wellman. He can be reached at Canal 1412 Y for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Simms
The
Urichos
Banner Bay Baseball Club
Daly
Wellman
Harrisons vs Irish Lads at Deer Creek Sunday
The Harrisons meet Irish Dads at Deer Creek No. 4 this Sunday at 3 30 p m. Manager Johns calls all contracted players to report by Thursday evening at the Harrison Hotel Seventh and Mound streets May 6 at 8 o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisons
Deer Creek No
Johns
Harrison Hotel
Seventh
Mound Streets
General Rule for Pre June 10 Tickets by Big Four Route
Rail officials Brister and Bowman issue details under General Order 28 for pre June 10 tickets. Passengers en route on June 10 receive continuous passage options. Unused and partially used tickets will be redeemed at tariff rates and mileage books credited on a net distance basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Brister
D. M. Bowman
Big Four
St. L.railway
McAdoo
United States Railroad Administration
Mckets
Destiny
Roll of Honor Enlistments Listed for Army and Navy
Wednesday's enlistment roll shows numerous volunteers for the Army including John F. Glensman in Elie Kirby of Lockland Cyrus W. Flaugher and George Andrews among others. Navy acceptances follow with a long list of names tied to cities such as Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Toledo and more, naming ranks and home streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Glensman
West Street
Kirby
Lockland
Cyrus W. Flaugher
Woodburn Avenue
George Andrews
Middletown
Ben. Binder
Hamilton
Martz Snyder
Dayton
Russell P. Gilmore
Union City
Ind
Donald J. Baird
Wilbert A. Walk
Millford Center
Frank Morral
Marseilles
Ray Sherman
Henning
North Baltimore
Forest Grace Karshner
Columbus
William EB. Blaney
Madison Road
Cincinnati
Edward A. Schwinn
Morris Malet
Baymiller Street
City
Carl E. Bart
Elliott Avenue
Harry Castilling
Mad Anthony
Stanley Lewis
Loveland
William J. Julian
Toledo
Lynn L. Harriman
Andrew Brelage
Reading
Joseph F. Warner
Lorain
Max Michelson
Lexington Avenue
Leslie S. Wiebe
Newport
George Michenfuhs, Jr
H. Laude
Latonia
Ellis N. Clark
Clarence W. Pfieffer
Ft. Thomas
Walter C. Tuxell
Bigelow Street
Oscar Deiss
Dreman Avenue
Harry J. Omer
Weat Liberty Street
Walter A. Rover
Denver
Col
Edward M. Freck
Bremer Street
Cure Hiller
Ohio Avenue
Ay Dyer
Stamm
Iron Workers Lift Barriers with Patriotism in City
Members of Union No. 44 lifted strike barriers in the city and erected flag poles at the Y M C A Building and Roliman Sons Company. They donated the fee earned from the work to the Red Cross fund, and five firms signed the wage agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Auto News From Cincinnati Market and Personal Notes
Auto industry highlights include L R Harris visiting Cincinnati, D and Volker hosting J W Mowe, and O B Kibby planning a Reo delivery run. William Troescher returns on furlough to greet friends, Harry Gordon reports Oakland demand, and W G Weldon and Carl Merkel discuss plant and stock status. Cars remain scarce with occasional premiums for prompt delivery.
Ohio Cities Gas reports big year of progress and stock gains
Ohio Cities Gas Company reports a net surplus of 10.33 million for the year ending March 31, with common stock value around 56 dollars per share and assets totaling 112.15 million. The stockholders approved directors including new member H N Cole of Tulsa and re elected most officers as the firm moves into a new building at Chestnut and High streets in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Cities Gas
Columbus
Ohio Cities Gas Company
United States
Chestnut and
High Streets
W. F. Burdell
B. G. Dawes
F.S. Heath
R. W Meksilvain
John L. Bushnell
Springfield
W. E. Hutton
Cincinnati
W. W. Mills
Marietta
H. M. Work
New York
N. H. Weber
Philadelphia
H. N. Cole
Tulsa
W. B. Bassett
R. W. McIlvain
G. £. Scott
War posters and school events headline Thursday program
Kirby Road School hosts a Thursday evening tableau of war posters and student songs while parents view year‑end work. Frank Thilly of Cornell will discuss Education and the War at University School exercises on Blair Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Road
Frank Thilly
Cornell University
University School
Blair Avenue
Community Council OF National Defense
Highlands School
Judi Howard Hollister
River Stage 18.6 Feet and Falling as Steamers Move
At 6 p.m. Wednesday the river level was 18.6 feet and falling. The Greene Line steamer Leroy bound for Huntington, W Va, reported at 5 p.m. under Captain Chapman. The White Collar Line steamer Kentucky bound for Louisville, Ky, reported at 6 p.m. under Captain Lindenburn. Towboat Mary Jane, in a sand towage trade on the Kanawha, is commanded by Captain Harry F. Burnside. The E. J. Hickey Transportation Company towboat George Matheson No 2 will be inspection-ready in two weeks with Chief Engineer Ernest Allen connecting machinery. Captain Patrick Allen presides over the boat, while Captain Charles Herold visited Public Landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Merkel
Charles Schiear Motor Car Company
Schiear Company
E. J. Hickey Transportation Company
George Matheson No
Ernest Allen
Patrick Allen
Patriotic Masonic Meeting Promised at Loveland Opera House
Emery Lodge No 258 rubs shoulders with Ohio Masonry scheduling a June 18 gathering at the Loveland Opera House. Burr W Blair, once of Cincinnati and now in Springfield, tops a slate of speakers. Attorney Thomas H Darby lauded wartime unity and calls for navy enlistment army registration and Red Cross support in a Forest Theater Avondale address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Lodge No
A. M
Opera
Loveland
Ohio
Burr W. Blair
Cincinnati
Springfield
Thomas H. Darby
Forest Theater
Avondale
Red Cross
Berlin
River Levels Report at Davis Island Dam and Wheeling
River at Davis Island Dam stands at 9.5 feet and stationary while Wheeling reports 4.2 feet and rising amid cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Clear, Wheeling
Births notice list with multiple families and addresses
A births notice lists several newborns in two parent families including Brown Joseph and Mary at 681 East Third Street and Bohn John and Sophia at 4972 Gray Road, with twins. B Jack Elly and Rhoda at 443 Este Street. Strasinger Howard and Maria at Wy York Street. Weber John and Ida at 101 Richmond Street. Hartmann Charles and Edna at 330 East Twelfth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Joseph and
Mary
East Third Street
vViemann
Fred
Helen
McHenry Road
Bohn
John
Sophia
Gray Road
Jack
Elly
Rhoda
Este Street
Strasinger
Howard
Maria
York Street
Weber
Ida
Richmond Street
Hartmann
Charles and
Edna
East Twelfth Street
Bank reports and market summaries from Cincinnati and New York
Bank clearings in Cincinnati totaled 7,881,974 with mixed broker call loans at 6 to 7 percent and commercial loans at 6 percent. Cincinnati Stock Exchange sales totaled 84 shares. New York metal prices showed lead strong at 7.30 dollars spot with copper futures at 110 pounds and tin quoted futures. The report covers exchange rates, government bonds, and brief over‑the‑counter activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock, Exchange
Taday
ST. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
New York Exchange
New York
Soelee
East St. Louis
London
Xone
Wee
Eden Park Concert in the Schmidlapp Fund Series
The first Sunday concert of the Eden Park season, the 464th in the series, is at 3 30 p m with Weber s Military Band conducted by John C Weber and featuring soloist August H Schaefer The program includes The Star Spangled Banner The Sammimiers Overture Ma ritama Valse Caprice Southern Rhapsody Going Up Dream Pictures The Last Hope Gottschalk Grand Military Fantasie and a Grand melee of infantry cavalry and artillery The concert ends with The Star Spangled Banner and a finale.
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Eden Park
Schmidlapp Concert Fund
Weber
John C. Weber
August H. Schaefer
The
SammMiers
George M. Abbott
Wallace Cornet
Valse Caprice’ Penwkake
Schaefer
Dream Pictures
Sagend
Uumbye
Gottschalk
Local Frustration in City Marriage Notices
Long list of minor marriage pairings listed by street addresses across the city. Names include Ernst Walter with Susie, Piankuch Herman with Katherine, Alverson Gibson with Clara, Pelk Clifford with Susan, Tenner Louis with Martha, Kleinman Lon with Eda, Vontrup William with Cecilia, McHugh William with Lida, Iienslee Forrest with Carrie, Osswald Emil with Anna, Kopp John with Mary, and Joan David with Clara, detailing partner pairs and residence streets such as Harrison Avenue, Ambrose Avenue, Chambers Street, Elberon Avenue, East University Avenue, Wilton Avenue, Glencoe Price, Vine Street, Tafel Street, and Winkler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst—Walter
Susie
Harrison Ave
Piankuch
Herman and
Katherine
Ambrose Avenue
Alverson
Gibson and
Clara
Chambers Street
Pelk—Clifford and
Susan
Elberon Avenue
Tenner
Louis and
Martha
East University Avenue
Kleinman—Lon
Eda
Wilton Avenue
Vontrup
William and
Cecilia
Mitchell Avenue
McHugh
Lida
Glencoe Price
Iienslee
Forrest and
Carrie
Vine Street
Osswald
Emil and
Anna
Tafel Street
Kopp
John and Mary
East Thirteenth Street
Joan—David and
Winkler Street
Parish Bulletin and Alumnae Reunion Notice
Flower donations for the sick are requested at Mission of Christ Church parish house this morning. Annual reunion of Wesleyan College Alumnae to be held at Mrs William Simpson's College Hillt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission of Christ Church
Wesleyan College
William Simpson
College Hilk
Soldier Pitcher Identified as Rube Benton at Camp Jackson
A camp baseball game at Camp Jackson in Columbia D C featured a big soldier who impressed by striking out 25 batters and hitting a home run. After the game the recruit revealed he was Rube Benton a New York National League pitcher, who had arrived with drafted soldiers from North Carolina last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbia
D. C
Camp Jackson
Rube Benton
New York
Benton
North Carolina
Market Report Shows Mixed Steel and Tool Stocks
Chicago on June 5 recorded varied results with Carbide at 60 percent, Chicago Pneumatic Tool at 67 percent, Diamond Match at 109, Lindsay Light at 20 percent and Swift and Co at 105 in the day’s trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carbide
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Diamond Match
Lindsay Light
Swift & Co
Cincinnati Factories May Become War Plants
The War Department requests Cincinnati manufacturers fill out surveys detailing equipment and facilities for government work. The Chamber of Commerce will store data for inspection by War Department officials and use it to secure war work. A War Industries Committee will coordinate small plants to win contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Chamber of Commerce
Ordnance District
Cincinnati
Chamber
Cincinati
War, Industries
War Industries Committee
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RING
Paffee A
Sammy
Redland
Call West
Ohio Welding Iy
Daly and Wellman
Roll OF Honor
Dooood
Seventh Street
Walnut
Chalmers Paige Dodge Jackson Buick
Winton Chandlers
Pope-Hartford
Welbom Motor Car Co
Edwards Mfg. CO
Fifth
Eggleston Ave
Beech St
Norwood
Winton Place
Mitchell Ave
Louis Lipp Co
Cincinnati Can CO
Carthage Pike
Big Four R. R
St. Bernard
Auto News
L. R. Harris
Diamond Rubber Company
Harris
D. &. Volker
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
J. W. Mowe
Kelly-Springfield Company
Mowe
Queen City
O. B. Kibby
Herald Motor Car Company
Lansing
Mich
William F. Troescher
United States Army
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Mr. Troescher
Quartermaster’s
Harry IL. Gordon
Oakland Motor Company
Oakland
Pontiac, Mich
Mr. Gordon
W. G. Weldon
Weldon Motor Car Company
M. W. Jennings
Jennings Motor Car Company
American Zionists
J. H. Kaplan
Abraham Friedman
Business Men’s Club
Club
J. & Tobitt
Charles F. Hornberger
Tobitt
John Pollard
East Fifth Street
Perkins-Campbell Company
Broadway
General Hospital
Civil Service
Walter J. Boehle
Calhoun Street
George L. Uricho
West Ninth Street
George W. Weber
Kirby Avenue
Edward J. Ambrose
William Tiberghein
A. C. Bauer
Celia Cooney
Bauer
Cooney
Peter Witson
Sidney Avenue
Robert Lubinski
England
McNeal
First District
Immigration Bureau
Greene Line
Leroy
Huntington
W. Va
Chapman
White Collar Line
Kentucky
Lindenburn
Harry F. Burnside
Mary Jane
Kanawahaven
Charles Herold
Tage Ch
A . Franklin
Paetter
Greensboro
Pittsbur
Zanesville
Parkersburg
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Wale
Hinton
W. Vv
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Waeeee
Pt. Pleasant
Williamson Va
Pikeville, Ky
Ashland
Portsmouth
Maysville
Cincinnat
Forestner Bros
W. Fifth
Que Nhe
Vine St
J. E. Leventhal
Barlow-Hudson Motor Car Co
Liberty Bonds
Westcotts
Westcott
ELGIN
Garford
M. J. Flynn, Livingston and Shee
West
U. S
Ilieaurn ‘Isle
Lithograph Wo
South Norwood
Pri
Imije
Walters St
Walnut Hills
Judge
Washington
Sunset
Wasson Road
Hyde Park
City Lhce
Cincinnati Soap CO
Spring Grove
Clifton A Vs
Cypress St
Woodburn
Elberon Agv
Price Hill
Warsaw
Cook
White
Michigan
Apply
Eo A Products Company
West Third St
Pogue Company M
Washington Av
Avondyfe
Kresge CO
Fifth St
McAlpin
Chamber and Bath
Apply Hotel Gibson
Roth Shoe Manufacturing Co
East Court St
Hickman Agr
Avon
Vernon al
M.marcus Blog. CO
Reading Rd
Sherman AV
Vine St. Barn
Cincinnati Traction Co
Champion Tool Works CO
Spring Grove Av
Kroger
Main St
Republic-Torbensen
Republic Truck CO
East McMicken
Hanauer Automobile CO
Sycamore St
Anklin Motor Car CO
Haynes
Schwarm Motor Truck CO
Race St
Gilbert
College Hill
Oakwood Av
Gussie D. Ogden
Johnston Bldg
Baxter
McGregor
B.iliff
Hatch St
Pugh Alley
West Fourth St
Gaff Estate
Gwynne Bldg
Tel
N.E. Cor
Orchard
Bofinger & Hopkink
Floral Ave
Cincinnati Pillow CO
Canal
First Wear 84
Ohio Cities Gas Com
Coeeve OF
Panama
Biases Ous
Jeenee
Etteeeae Aree Liberty
Liberty
Kirhyra
Mehmerr
Louis Whis
Moroney’s
Third and
Cregan
Sam Diof
Haber Mecent Hullcopter Buffaloon
A. L. Little Rock
Ark
E. Pearl
Senate
Madville, Wooster Pk
Cresap
Cresap. Tl
Cresap. A
Edwin C. Hackmeister
Norwood Neha Tewne
Rosie C. Myersleasant
Rosemont
Martha A. Stein
West Fork Road
Henry Mason
Eave
Freeman
Lala Conner
Eighth St
Alfred. C. Shape
New York City
Leta J. Penrod
George A. Metz
Armory
Mildréd C. Vincent
William 'S
M. Stokes, Jr
Locust St
Thelma L. Ringemann
Warner
Andrew H. Newman
Olga
BE. Hauth
Pullanav
George S. Willman
Newport News
Julia A. Clark
Broadwell St
Thurman E. Thompson
Reading Road
Ina K. Sedgewick
Jefferson Av
YouTee Gorman
Wilson
Norfolk
Ada M. Marshall
Robert Robinson
Kentucky Oils
Kentucky Olive Inc
Kington
Barnett Oil
Barrick
McCombs
Monarch
Leum Refining
Old Dominion
Oreee Petreleum
M. T. Watts
Gwynne
John Doyle & Son
Pickering Bldg
Moerlein Brewing Co
Henry & Elm Sts
Gordon Machine Company
Evans St
Eighth
Greaves-Klusman Company
Colerain and
Alfred
Highland Body Mfg. Co
Ruthman Machinery CO
Front and Pike
McAlpin’s
McAlpin’s. Ye
Supe Pane
Con’ Sant Reading Road
W. T. Johns
Packer
Southwest Corner
Fifth and
Lovebury
Palace Hotel
Ohio Pattern Works and Foundry, CO
Spring Grovery
Printing Machinery CO
Third and Lock
Apply Bode Wagon Company
Central Ev
Bode Wagon Company
Central Av
Boy
Night Messenger
Managi Commercial Tribune
Ng. Batten
Diem & Wing Paper. Co
Gilbert Ave
Peroave
Fourth St
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