Latonia racing boosts lodging bets and room rates
Latonia track crowds lift housing demand as Covington and Latonia lodgings raise rates up to ten dollars a week in the busy season. Stablemen and black stable boys describe crowded quarters, tents and caves for horses and teams, while boarding houses and nearby cafes report brisk business amid a prohibition debate on horse racing.
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Latonia
Milldale
Rosedale
Covington
Kentucky
Teddy
Sailor Applicant Seeks Navy Reenlistment
Storco, a former sailor nicknamed the sea dog, applied at the navy recruiting station to enlist again. He stands over six feet, weighs 245 pounds, and is said to be physically fit aside from missing molars earned after a blow in the Caribbean. Commander Bell planned to seek Navy Department permission to accept his enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Ann
Bering Sea
Joseph
Storco
Navy
Storeno
Caribbean
4. A. Bell
Navy Department
Children at Home Excel in Class Work
Wards of the Children’s Home are more industrious and brilliant in school than private-home pupils. Dr. R. E. Mac Dill says the home’s pupils score 15 percent higher in studies and conduct. Wholesome meals, orderly routines, and time for play keep them healthy and keen on lessons. Y M C A Debating Club holds final banquet with educational talks and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. MacDill
Raschigh School
Y. M
Y. M. C. A. Lastight
C. T. Bruns
W. B. Mathewseen
F. L. Buchert
F. B. Cahill
C. B. Cleaver
Earl Pavey
F. H. Durfus
J. H. Jordan
Arthur Bussa
Subtreasury reports over million increase in May business
The Cincinnati Subtreasury reports May business at 35,4158,614.77, exceeding last May by over a million. Disbursements approached seventeen and a half million dollars with one and a half million paid on War Savings Certificates redemptions and over three million on government checks and warrants. May receipts totaled 1,054,100 from War Savings Stamp sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
War Savings Stampr
Senator O Brien’s Birthday Mystery at Hotel Savoy
Early day gifts arrive for Senator Robert J. O Brien at the Hotel Savoy where flowers telegrams and a bouquet of sixty one roses are sent. Colonel John Wilson notes the senator’s age and presents his baptismal certificate showing a 1858 birth date, ending the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. O' Brien
Hotel Savoy
John Wilson
Seymour
Blair
Mott Street
New York
Memorial arch plan shifts to dormitory group project
The article notes plans for the memorial arch to UC students who fell in service evolve into a dormitory block plan. The revised plan will be presented to alumni at a dinner next Wednesday for discussion and approval.
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Fnstead
Aa Memorial Arch
University of Cincinnati
Local Tax Officials Crack Down on Untaxed Druggists
Internal Revenue agents will prosecute druggists and others who sell toilet and medical articles without proper stamp cancellation. A $109 fine awaits those who fail to cancel stamps at the time of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Judge freed Sullivan as frame-up claim erupts
In police court Judge Samuel Bell freed William S Sullivan on assault charges after calling the case a frame-up. Helen Jacobs wife of private detective Carl M Jacobs testified to an alleged attack during a night out. Jacobs was ordered to leave the city while Sullivan faced questions about a possible pretrial demand for money.
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Samuel Bell
William S., Sullivan
Myrtle Avenue
Helen Jacobs
Carl. M. Jacobs
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Am Yittack
Sullivan
Jacobs
Bell
Morrissey
Fricke
Kemper Lane
McMillan Street
Egg Regulation Crackdown Warned For Shippers
State Agriculture Department urges strict compliance with new egg rules discussed by Prof. I S Jacoby. Between May 15 and January 15 eggs must be handled on a handling basis with no payments for unfit eggs, and possession for sale of unfit eggs is illegal. Cincinnati dealers pledge adherence as inspectors under Thomas C Gant monitor enforcement starting June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
I. S. Jacoby
Bureau of Poultry and Husbandry
Agriculture Department
Prof
Jacoby
Cincinnati
Agricultural Department
Thomas C. Gant
Bureau of Dairies and Foods
Culkins Opposes East End Line Extension
Street Railroad Director Culkins told the Council Committee on Street Railroads that high costs and funding uncertainty justify recommending that the Cincinnati Traction Company not extend the Mast End car line to the California suburb. He urged delaying arbitration over the Interurban Railway sale until this decision is settled and hinted that Federated Improvement Association members will be asked to have Vice President Draper state the traction company stance.
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Culkins
Council
Lis
Cincinnati Traction Company
California
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Federated Improvement Association
Draper
Traction Company
Miami Baptist Pastors Discuss 1920 B Y P A Convention
Miami Association of Baptist Churches held an executive meeting at the Y M C A to plan bringing the 1920 Baptist Young People of America convention to Cincinnati. The group noted conventions attract over four thousand delegates and about fifty from the association plan to attend the 1919 St Louis gathering starting July 14. Local pastors from Franklin Middletown and Cincinnati attended.
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Miami
The
Baptist Young People of America
Cincinnati
Miami Association of Baptist Churches
St. Louis
Franklin
Middletown
Lawyers Clash Over Socialist Trial In U S Court
In a stormy session in federal court Cincinnati Socialists face trial on alleged efforts to defeat military registration. District Attorney Bolin clashed with defense counsel Shorts over remarks tied to a Down With Conscription circular. Judge Hollister kept the trial on track, adjourning further action until morning as witnesses testified about anti draft hand bills and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Shorts
Edward Alexander
Bolin
Ohio
Elmer O'Neil
William J. Steele
Geslin
Thethirteen
Saxbys Magazine under new Cincinnati management
The June issue, now under Cincinnati businessmen, features the first complete Home Guard history by Stephen James with unit statistics. Ohio on the Firing Line by Jack Koons cites unpublished casualty lists. Contributions include Faulkner story Je ne Comprend Pa and Verboten by W W Major, plus Saxby Magazine pieces by Saxby and others.
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Saxby's
Just Out
Cincinnat
Ohio
Jack Koons
Italy
James W. Faulkner
W. W. Major
Chicago
Howard Saxby
England
Eerwin Henderson
Alan Rogers
Ambrose Bierce
Marie Widmer
J. H.pence
Eight Nurses Graduate From Jewish Hospital Class
The School for Nurses of the Jewish Hospital staged its debut with eight graduates led by Nell Bohannon and Grace Gatch. Rabbi Louis Grossman opened with prayer and May Russell presented the class. Dr Alfred Friedlander spoke on nurse service during war and public health. A lawn reception followed.
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School For Nurses of the Jewish Hospital
Nell Bohannon
Eee Ky
Grace Gatch
Milford
Jeona Kolb
Misa Koch
Thelma Mayer
Julia Smith
Cincinnati
Agnes Whitey Harrison
Mary Wildermuth
Jackson Center
O. Twe
Louis Grossman
May Russell
Alfred Friedlander
Friedlander
J. Louis Ransohoff
David Phillipson
The New America themed Commencement at University School
Annual exercises at University School Blair avenue Avondale featured Rev John Bayne Ascham of Avondale Methodist Church giving the address on The New America and Miss Dorothea Hake presenting the class gift. Postmaster Joel C Clore awarded diplomas to graduates Emily Dryer John Walter Friedlander Dorothea Carolyn Hake Elizabeth Herz Isolita Therese Krohn Walter B Kunz H Harold Meyer Eleanor Boyd Pease Louise Rauh Frederick Stanley Shaffer Betty Louise Wald Albert C Widman Eleanor M Wilding Lucille Yungblut and a reception followed.
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The
Cincinnati Traction Officials Welcome Federal Electric Railway Commission
Walter A. Draper of the Cincinnati Traction Company hailed President Wilsons creation of a Federal Electric Railway Commission. He said inclusion of labor capital street railway interests and a public utilities representative would protect all interests as Cincinnati nears a new franchise. Fares would reflect operating costs and wage/material shifts.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
City Transportation
Wilson
Federal Electric Railway Commission
Walter A. Draper
Traction Company
Washington
Ife
Laor
Public Utilities
Cincinnati
Draper
Rotary Club Outing at Ryland Highlights Fellowship and Sports
The Cincinnati Rotary Club held its annual outing at Ryland yesterday with strong fellowship as the keynote. Cars led by T A Mc Connell transported members to the site where beer was provided by Bruce D Myers. Athletic events followed with races and a baseball game Lucas's Pets defeated Vogelpohl's Never Slips 21 to 6. Ray Redmond organized events with judges Rev Father Slickey and Ralph J Tingle.
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Cincinnati Rotary Club
Ryland
Why
T. A. McConnell
Bruce D. Myers
Lucas
Vogelpohl
Ray Redmond
Father As? Slickey
Ralph J. Tingle
Community Center Institute to train workers at Guilford School
Community workers will attend a two week institute at Guilford School from June 16 to July 1. Prominent educators including John Collier of New York will discuss recreation and its role in social work. Certificates will be issued to those who pass the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Center Institute
Guilford School
Institute
John Collier
New York
City Club Regrets Condon's Detroit Offer
The City Club leadership, led by Captain Robert S. Marks, sent a letter to Dr. Randall J. Condon expressing regret over his contemplated departure to Detroit to become superintendent of schools. The club hopes he stays to continue his notable public school achievements.
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Board of Governors
City Club
Robert S. Marks
Randall J. Condon
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
Negroes Told Opportunity By Schmidlapp
J G Schmidlapp addressed Washington Terrace Negro Colony residents on economic and social advancement. He urged thrift and cautioned unions, noting government tests showed efficiency standards could affect union membership. He praised the model housing project with low crime and deaths rates, and stressed self value to gain respect.
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J. G. Schmidlapp
Washington Terrace Negro Colony
Ile
Washington Terrace
Buena Vista Place
Avondale
Schmidlapp
Franklin School closes academic year with class of 1919 farewell
Franklin School on May Street Walnut Ifills held a formal leave taking for the class of 1919. Joseph S Graydon gave the graduates address. Prizes and diplomas were presented by Principal Sykes and Rev John Malick gave the invocation. Distinctions included Lytle G Zuber earning a gold medal for English proficiency.
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Joseph ‘I. Resor
P’hilip Steiner
The
Boy Scouts
James R. Heekin
Theodore “ Roosevelt
Christopher Locke
Farewell O Franklin
Joseph Hartman
Lytle
Zuber
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Jewish Hospital
Dr. Friedlander
C & D Motor
Peter Hughes Express
Medevitt
Aham
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Columbus
NEW America
Clore
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Rotary Club
Condon
Franklin School
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Dixie Land
Dear
Heart
Egypt Land
Me-On
Alabama
Nwcor
Vine St
E.5th St
Federal Reserve
Esytabli
Richmond
Tedmond
Tichmond
Echmond’s
Clack
Richmond Bros
Feet
Gilead
Ferd Wagner CO
Opticians
Pocahontas
Neave Ride
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Ulland Coal CO
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