Commercial League Pennant Display and Week's Local Games
The Commercial Tribune will award a pennant to the Commercial league champion with a display at John Shillito Company window. Shamrocks and Smith Kaiser clash at Paul Held's park while multiple clubs seek games. Dayton Baraca vs St Francis on July 4 and Linwood Juniors vs Spuds are noted. Local teams like the Delroys, Vistas, Edgewoods, and Wiedemann Park matchups headline a busy Sunday schedule with several notable pitchers and leagues across Cincinnati and nearby towns.
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John Shillito Company
Seventh Avenue
Race Street
Commercial Tribune
Paul Held’s Park
Smith-Kaiser
Potter Shoe
Dayton
St. Francis
The
Lencee
Icy Hat
Smith-Kassen
Rivals
Blue Grass
Renos
Deer Park
Eden Park
Walnut Hills
Price Hill
Riversides
Edgewoods
Bloomer Girls
Met Favorites
Carthage
St. Bernard
Fai Unt
Savoys
Fastsides
Pelican
California
Overalls
Melrose
Mount Carmels
Cinché
Blue Licks
Wagles
Americans
Madison
Anchors
Highlands
Woodsides
Lilacs
Delroys
Covington Centrals
Vistas
East End Stars
Crescents
Wiedemann Park
Linwoods
Brewers
Applegate
Wiedemanne
Ise
Linwood
Newport
Sauter
Dunlap
Wiedemanors
Diehl
Kreimer
King
Thomas
Macke
Wapakoneta Reds
Bob Ewing
Wiedemanns
Reds
Matt Cleary
Fort Wayne Shamrocks
Boo Mac Selections and Montrea خطر
Boo Mac tallies selections across seven races with horses like American Girl Irish Beau Zeus and Rose Queen among others. Most Probable Winners listed as American Girl and Zeus.
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Yanker
Forehead
Short Order
Layminster
Montreal
Hildreth
Westi
Rose Queen
Man@ heitier
Baby Wolf
Zeus
Latonia Racing Card Opens With Derby Prospects
Latonia track previews its opening week card with multiple purses including 500 590 and 900 dollar events for 2 and 3 year olds plus the Latonia Derby for 3 year olds. White Wool arrives as a leading derby candidate with jockey T Rice and trainer Captain Williams confident of a stiff workout to test his form.
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Whites Wool
Willer
Messenger Oy
White Wool
Carman
Louisville
Caim Whiliams
Governor Gray
T. .Rice
Captain Williams
Clifton
St Xavier Pranch Wins Eighth Straight Over Ponderas
The St Xavier Pranch, off day evident in loose play, defeat the Ponderas of Second Year to extend their win streak to eight. Pitchers struggled for form as both sides misfired on offense and defense.
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St. Xavier Pranch
Ponderas
Derby Trial Set for Governor Gray at 9:30 A.M.
Captain William notes that Governor Gray will have a derby trial at 9:30 this morning if the track is fast. The horse shows no interest in alternative going.
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Colston
William
Gray
Milford Council Debates Sunday Baseball Ordinance
At a recent Milford council meeting the solicitor prepared an ordinance to permit Sunday baseball but state law allows it on the Sabbath. The council then drafted a prohibition measure which passed its first reading. The ban would delay baseball for at least two weeks and faces further debate.
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Milford
Explosion After Cigarette Thrown Into Sewer Injures Man
A passerby’s lighted cigarette tossed into a sewer at 1643 Central Avenue last night caused an explosion. James D. Wilson, 26, of 1537 Linn Street, suffered burns to his hands face and arms.
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Central Avenue
James D. Wilson
Linn Street
Final Arguments Close Bitter Blackburn Trial
Rosa Lee Blackburn’s trial on a false swearing charge ends after more than three weeks with the case sent to the jury. Defense and Commonwealth attorneys exchange harsh criticism of witnesses and tactics as Judge Tracy adjourns until morning.
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Rosa Lee Blackburn
Guy Eckman
O'Neal
Mr. O'Neal
Gragiani
Mr. Graziani
Mr. Myers
Commonwealth
Graziani
Tlal
Tracy
Property Transfers and Lot Descriptions in Covington Area
Annie H Graydon transfers 22x109 feet at Sixth and Philadelphia to John T Hether iiston and a 20x100 feet parcel on Covington OVGTUS side. Walker and Minnie B Hall convey Lot 169 in Sehon's subdivision to Henry and Maud Noel. West Covington City sells 390x115 feet on Kilgh Street to William Steffen. Asian pie aie.
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Annie H.graydon
John T. Hetheriiston
Sixth
Philadelphia
Covington
Walker
Minnie B. Hall
Henry
Maud Noel
Sehon
West Covington
William Steffen
Kilgh Street
Protest Replays Chicago Pittsburg Game On Record
National League officials ordered the May 30 Chicago Pittsburg contest replayed after Chicago protested two umpiring calls. Field umpire Doyle ruled Archer out at first on a dropped ball, later corrected to Shean out, and Umpire Klem upheld the change. The protest was sustained. the game is stricken and to be replayed.
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New York
Thomas J. Lynch
National League Today
Chicago-Pittsburghp
Lynch
Chicago
Pittsburg
Shean
Archer
Wagner
Doyle
Clarke
Klem
Queen City Driving Club Races At Carthage Fair Grounds
Matinee harness races set for Saturday at Carthage fair grounds with events including a 3-year-old trot a 2:40 trot a free for all trot a pacing race and a half mile novelty race. Entries to James G Cooper 711 Traction Building. Race starts 2 50 p m.
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Queen City Driving Club
Carthage Fair Grounds
James G. Cooper
Traction Building
Boy struck by auto on Gilbert and Morris street
Edwin Cook aged 10 of 2115 Fulton avenue was hit by a car at Gilbert avenue and Morris street last night. He suffered a broken collar bone and multiple bruises and was taken to Bethesda hospital. The vehicle is owned by John Michaels of Walnut Hills.
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Edwin Cook
Fulton Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Morris Street
Bethesda Hospital
John Michaels
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati Subtreasury May Business Surges
The Cincinnati subtreasury reports total May business of 18 389 653 43 dollars, up 4 250 000 from last year. One million and a quarter new money arrived from Washington and about 2 500 000 in worn out currency was retired. Only 11 dollars in counterfeit notes were found in the large money handling volume.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Politicians, boosters push petitions for city government change
Democratic primary election looms with busy politicias and boosters of the commission form active. Petitions circulate city with many business leaders affixing signatures. A committee meeting is set for tomorrow night at Coppin's hall to report signer totals.
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Commission
Coppin's Hall
Boughner Case Postponed Amid Blackburn Trial Delays
The commonwealth case against Attorney G F Boughner for unlicensed lending and false swearing was continued as the Blackburn trial extended. Boughner, a law partner of Graziani, faces subornation of perjury charges linked to the Blackburn matter. Graziani, Mackey, Howard, Myers, Stricklett, and ex Judge Shaw slated to defend Boughner. Graziani’s case reset for June 13 with likely identical defense team.
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Commonwealth
G. F. Boughner
Blackburn
Boughner
Graziani
Mackey
Howard
Myers
Stricklett
Shaw
Women's clubs meet at high school Friday afternoon
A general meeting of all Mothers and Teachers' clubs from the public school districts will be held at the high school Friday at 3 o'clock. Each club president will report on the year's work and State Labor Inspector Alice Hagerty of Cincinnati will lecture on child labor conditions in schools.
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Alice Hagerty
Cincinnati
Covington Builder Receives Five Room Brick Home Permit
Building inspector Lubrecht issued a permit to Bernard Nielander to erect a five room brick residence at Oak land and Glenway avenues costing 3000 dollars. Miss Margaret Fox, 533 Russell Street, underwent a serious operation removing a forty pound tumor from her abdomen performed by Dr J A Davis at Bethesda hospital. Covington lodge of Eagles hosts reception and banquet at headquarters with preparations for 800 guests.
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Bernard Nielander
Oakland
Glenway Avenues
Margaret Fox
Russell Street
J. A. Davis
Covington
Bethesda Hospital
Covington Lodge of Eagles
Herman Herzog
A. Miller
J. Hennessey
Manual Training Department
Marx Bros
Covington Y. M. C. A
James H. Joyner
South End Building Association
Madison Avenue
George Balme
Henry Hempel
Ed Eckman
Harry W. Percival
Oscar Roetken
Theodore Rolfes
William Wilson
Cliff Harris
Fred Schultz
Joseph W. Rich
Lexington Pike
Kenton County
Clark, Steffens & Rich
River Stage at Cincinnati Falls as River Rises and Falls
River at Cincinnati stood 7.6 feet yesterday at 6 p.m. and was falling. Weather fair. Government report lists river stages at 7 p.m. and forecast. Arrivals and departures include City of Cincinnati, Kentucky, Chile, Courier, Greenland and more. Flotsam and jetsam note a 0.3-foot fall. tow boats idle. Nearby ports report varied levels and traffic adjustments.
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City of
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Kentucky
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Greene Line Company
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Maysville
The
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Fred Hartweg
Lower Mississippi
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Dubuque
Keokuk
Alton
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
Metropolis
Stack Lee
Memphis
Burlington
Norwood Streets Oil Bid Winners Named
Safety Director Gebhardt announced bids for oiling Norwood streets. The lowest bidder was Good Roads Preserving, with rivals including Southern Asphaltine Oiling Burnett Manufacturing R. R. Taylor & Co. Good Roads Improvement and John Snyder. Bid range 2.865 to 5 cents per square yard.
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Gebhardt
Norwood
Good Roads Preserving Company
Southern Asphaltine Oiling Company
Burnett Manufacturing Company
R. R. Taylor & Co
Good Roads Improvement Company
John Snyder Company
German Language Study Sparks Newport School Battle
A Newport group of German citizens pushes to teach German in primary and intermediate schools, facing strong opposition from local groups including Jr. O. U. A. M. and the school board. Opponents cite cost estimated near $20,000 annually and fear other languages would be added if German is taught.
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Newport
Board of Education
East Third Street Woman Dies During Choking Spell
Mrs James Ries cher of East Third street died at home after a choking episode. A physician diagnosed paralysis of the throat. She leaves a husband and two children. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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James Riescher
East Third Street
Saloon collapse leaves clerk in serious condition
Charles Schrader, 31, a clerk of 2600 Jefferson Avenue, collapsed at a Main Street saloon from a burst blood vessel and was rushed to City Hospital in serious condition.
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Charles Schrader
Jefferson Avenue
City Hospital
Schrader
Main Street
New York Man Fined After Parents Fail to Appear
Edward F. Brown of New York was arrested on a complaint by two children who said he acted improperly toward them. With the children's parents absent, no evidence supported the charge, which was changed to drunkenness. Brown was fined $1 and costs.
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Edward F. Brown
New York
Meirer
Buten
Brown
Reception Postponed for Dayton Hospital Ward Opening
The reception to celebrate the new children's ward at Speers hospital in Dayton Kentucky was moved from yesterday afternoon and evening to this afternoon and evening due to a heavy rainstorm.
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Speers Hospital
Dayton
Farmer Thomas McCullough Injured In Orchard Fall
Cold Spring Kentucky farmer Thomas McCullough was seriously hurt after slipping from a cherry tree while picking fruit in an orchard near his home. He landed across a log, later showing internal injuries and a critical condition as Dr. James Regan treated him.
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Thomas McCullough
Cold Spring
McCullough
James Regan
Community Finds Mrs Boyers Will After Yearlong Search
After more than a year of searching relatives of Mrs M E Boyers finally located her will and filed it for probate in Campbell county court. The document names the husband as sole heir following the decedent's death over a year ago.
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M. E.boyers
Campbell County
Campbell Court Notes in Bellevue Suits
Bellevue filed suit against Nicholas Rist to recover 83 dollars in back taxes. Emma Peal sought divorce from C. E. Peal claiming abandonment. Annie Byrd also sought divorce from James Byrd and restoration to her maiden name. Judge Yungblut granted Pearl Budd a divorce from Ora Budd. An order of sale in F. P. Helm of the Melbourne Buggy Co. case was handed down by Judge Yungblut.
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Nicholas Rist
Emma Peal
C. E. Peal
Annie Byrd
James Byrd
Yungblut
Pearl Budd
Ora Budd
F. P. Helm
Melbourne Buggy Company
Newport News Notes Tone of local court and crime items
Judge Buten sent Virgin Martin to the work house for thirty days on a disorderly conduct charge. Edward Speckman’s case for resisting an officer was continued until Friday. A jury quickly verdicted Thomas Ballantyne vs. the C and C Street R. R. Co. for 10685 in a personal injuries suit from a Latonia, Kentucky street car fall. City Assessor Kauffman announced mailed notices to nearly 3000 property owners with increased assessments. Jacob Bierhalter of Cincinnati was arrested for stealing a moving picture machine, then fled through Kentucky and Ohio. A fire at Mrs Loehr’s Orchard Street home caused by mice and matches caused about $50 in damage before firefighters stopped it.
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Virgin Martin
Buten
Edward Speckman
Thomas Ballantyne
8. C. & C. Street R. R. Co
Latonia
George Kauffman
Board of Canalization
Jacob Bierhalter
Cincinnati
Burrnsides
Kentucky
Ohio
Horse Escapes Onto railroad Tracks Near Newport
A horse owned by William Jordan of Newport escaped yesterday and briefly roamed onto L and N railroad tracks on the bridge. It was freed with block and tackle and suffered only minor bruises. Also, Mrs Edward Remme died after a lingering illness. funeral services will be held at 524 East Third Street with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Mary Maine, 68, died at 622 West Sixth Street with no funeral arrangements yet.
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Wiliam Jordan
Newport
Edward Remme
East Third Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Mary Maine
West Sixth Street
Bellevue civic groups hold meetings and bowling tourney
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's church met last night at the church. Miss Etta Baerthlein entertained the Chariot club at 446 Berry avenue. The improvement committee with Mayor List and City Attorney Shakelford met with Newport's committee to discuss city betterment. The Ladies' Bowling tournament opened yesterday at Wahle's alleys.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John's Church
Etta Baerthlein
Chariot Club
Berry Avenue
Improvement Committee
List
Shakelford
Newport
Wahle's
Dayton Education Board Holds Regular Meeting Exhibition Planned
The board of education met last night in regular session. Drawings will be shown in Miss Venable's office at Fifth Avenue school and in the teachers' office at Eighth Avenue school to display four months of art training.
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Board of Education
Shaler Berry to Rose I Hinnekamp Lot in Newport Heights
Property transfer recorded for Shaler Berry to Rose I Hinnekamp involving a lot in Newport Heights. Transaction details indicate a transfer of ownership within the local community parcel records.
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Shaler Berry
Rose I Hinnekamp
Newport Heights
Hyde Park Housekeepers’ Co operative League Receives Groceries
The Housekeepers' Co operative League of Hyde Park, formed recently, received a six months supply of groceries yesterday. The co operative, run to eliminate middleman profits, buys directly from wholesale dealers. President Mrs J W Elims says the group operates on economic lines and not for individual profit. Each member pays a fair share of the cost. Mrs Elims plans a tour of Central Ohio farming districts to buy chickens butter and eggs for members.
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Co-operative League of
Hyde Park
J. W. Elims
Madison Road
Elims
Ohio
East End Conductor Killed By Electrocution After Obstruction
Conductor Emmett Brown, 89, of 4465 Eastern Avenue, died instantly after an electric wire detached from an arc light and struck him as he tried to remove it with a chalk block near Eastern Avenue and Russell Street shortly after 8 PM. Dr. Ernest Schwartz arrived too late. morgue and Coroner Coe notified.
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Emmett Brown
Eastern Avenue
Russell Street
Brown
Ernest Schwartz
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