Reds Drop Final to Braves in Boston Thriller
The Reds were defeated 4 to 3 by the Braves in the final game of the series in Boston. Critz triggered a seventh inning rally with a triple and drove in the winning run, while Pinelli’s misplay helped the decisive eighth inning. May pitched well until the seventh, and Benton was tagged by a late Braves rally. A postgame altercation involving Pinelli and Robbie Smith occurred beneath the stands, with no umpire report filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Larry Benton
May
Boston
Pinelli
Smith
Cruz
Ercial Tribune
Reds
Braves
Jakie May
Critz
Minneapolis
Benton
Stengel
Babe
Robbie Smith
Bancroft
Cunningham
McInnis
Tierney
Penelli
Fowler
State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
H. & T. Auto Company
Race Street
Ohio
Jewett
John Meyer
Richard B. Witt
John Krieg
Broeman & Gallagh News
Attor
Jack Dempsey
Bobbie Smith
Bobbie
O'Neil
Furniture bids sought for Cincinnati Hughes High School
Sealed proposals in Cincinnati Ohio are invited by the Board of Education for furnishing and installing classroom library and dining room furniture and refrigeration equipment for Hughes High School Clifton McMillan streets. Bids due June 23 1924 by noon. Bonds required and board may reject bids in whole or part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Denton Building
Seventh
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hughes High School
Clifton and
McMillan Streets
West Court Street
City of
Co. W. Handman
Fladung Bottling Works seeks Ohio bottle registration
A. E. Fladung of Reading Ohio applies under the 1915 act to register marks used by Fladung Bottling Works and related names. The affidavit asserts sole ownership and the right to use the marks Fladung Bottling Works F. Fladung's Sons Excelsius Bottling Works F. F. Sons. The document is sworn May 17 1924 and certified June 2 1924 by Hamilton County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Fladung
Eading
Ohio
Hamilton County
General Assembly
State of
U. S
Court of Common Pleas
Oho
A. E. Flading
Benson Street
Reading
Fladung Bottling Works
F. Fladung
Albert Elmlinger
State of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
George W. Tibbies
Cincinnati
Geo. W. Tibbles
Clerk of Common Pleas
Hamilton
Call of
Walter H. Kruse
Parole Hearing Recommended for Lucille Davis
Lucille Davis an inmate at Ohio Reformatory for Women is recommended by the warden for a parole hearing before the Ohio Board of Clemency. The notice sets a hearing date in 1924 with Chief Clerk issuing the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Davis
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Ohio Board of Clemency
Eye of Intendent
Boston Beats Cincinnati in Eight Inning Baseball Clash
Boston and Cincinnati traded runs as Genewich limited the Reds to three scores over six innings before the Red Sox forged a 4 to 3 win in the later frames. Two-base hits by Felix and Pinelli fueled the visitors offense while Stengel and Wingo contributed sacrifice plays and Burns and Cunningham added key RBIs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
AB. R.H.P.O.A
Oek Bowler
Ae Ee Wingo, C
Cereveeese
EGY
Dicwiechnos Vvtisrin
MEA IG
000
Boston
Bancroft
S. S
Iseseess
Stengel, R. F
Padgett
Cs Eksstadenbiin
Boocom
Genewich
RIE
Deveesigenstins Saoee
Felix
Pinelli
Cunningham
McInnis
Crutz
Stengel
Wingo
Braves Rally To Tie Then Edge Reds In Ninth Inning
In a tense game the Braves tied the Reds 3 3 in the eighth as McInnis and Tierney sparked a rally with a triple and single. Padgett then delivered the decisive run in the ninth, scoring Tierney after a misplayed bunt and preventing further late Reds drama.
Reds Triumph in Injury-Plagued Win Over Reds
The Reds edged ahead in the seventh as rookie Cruz hit a three bagger driving in over two runs and scored what appeared the winning run. May could not preserve the lead but Cruz, the new man from Minneapolis, contributed again. The club heads to Philadelphia without new news from manager Handricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Cruz
Jakie May
Cruz
Minneapolis
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results from last night show the National League games with Boston beating Cincinnati 4 3 and Philadelphia winning 7 6 over St Louis. other NL games were rained out. American Association results include Milwaukee 11 over Minneapolis 2 and St Paul 7 Kansas City 0. American League totals list Washington 2 Detroit 0 and New York 5 Chicago 3. International League features Jersey City 9 Newark 7 and Rochester 11 Syracuse 1.
Schedule of today’s baseball games across leagues
Today's games include Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn in the majors. In the American Association Indianapolis visits Columbus Louisville plays Toledo Minneapolis meets Milwaukee St Paul travels to Kansas City New York at St Louis Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Chicago Buffalo hosts Toronto Jersey City at Newark Reading at Baltimore Rochester at Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
Broolyn
Detroit
Cincinnati Proces
Washington
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Osseereeeenee
Newark
Seereeweneertee
Kansas City Ain
Buffalo
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Cleveland
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Reading
International League
Johnson Hurls Four Hit Game In Detroit Shutout
Walter Johnson outpitched Earl Whitehill to blank Detroit 2 to 0 in a well pitched game. It marked Johnson 104th career shutout with Whitehill also strong before being pinch hit for in the eighth. Washington hitters produced timely runs as miscues and sacrifices aided the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Earl Whitehill
Johnson
Whitehill
H.O
Gliese
Haney
Goslin
Wings
Heilmann
Lela
Forth’gill
Peckin‘hy
Pratt
Prothro
Rigney
Bluege
Mieecer
Blue
Ludolph
Woodall
Kerr
Pecki
Eckin E Igney
Washington
Qtroit
Indians Fall to Phillies 11 7 in Cleveland rout
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 11 to 7 as three Cleveland pitchers were hit hard. Meeker earned the win, Smith took the loss after three and two thirds innings, with Baumgartner closing for six innings. Gardner filled in at third as Lutzke was sick and Gardner committed a costly error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Indians
Tribe
Smith
Larry Gardner
Lutzke
Phila. B.H.O.A.J. Cleve
Ab.h.o.a. Dykes
McNulty
Rhonda
Qll Jamieson
Welch
Speaker
Hauser
J. Sewell
Simmons
Oj Burns
Strand
L. Sewell
Gall
Perkins
Gardner
Meeker
Walters
Drake
Morton
Ft State Us
Clarke
Leee
Lindsey
Galloway
Jamieson
Burns
Baumgartner
Browns Beat Red Sox 11 to 4 in St Louis Game
Browns overwhelm Boston 11 to 4 to move into second place as New York also wins. Daley Sisler’s lineup ignites the first inning with five runs as Ferguson allows early hits and the Browns ride the lead through nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Browns
Boston Red Sox
New York
Sisler
Ferguson
Boston
Ab.h.o.a
Eer J.collins
Bennett
Rf S
Wam’ass
Evans
Veach
Ilj Robertson
Harris
Oj Sisler
Boone
Williams
Flagstead
Os . Louis
Notre Dame Edges Michigan Aggies In Rain Slugfest
In Worcester Providence College surged past Holy Cross 9 to 2 in a seven inning rain shortened game. The Michigan Aggies lost 4 to 3 to Notre Dame at East Lans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lans
Michigan Aggies
Worcester
Mass
Providence College
Holy Cross
Yankees Beat White Sox 5 3 Behind Ruth Homers
New York defeated Chicago 5 to 3 on timely hitting. Ruth hit his fourteenth homer in the fifth inning, no one on base. Jones started for New York, Pennock finished the eighth, and McWeeny struggled as Chicago threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Sox
Jones
Pennock
Ruth
Ab.h.c.a. Weitz
Dugan
Hooper
OjCollins
Meusel
Sheely
Gfalk
Fice
Johnson
Kamm
Scott
Barrett
Schang
McWeeny
Crouse
Pipp
Falk
Collins
Phillies Edge Cardinals 7 6 In Tight Win
Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 to 6 to take three of four from the Cardinals. Cy Williams had four hits in five at bats, while a fifth inning fight between Clarence Mueller and Heinie Sand drew team efforts to separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Clarence Mueller
Heinie Sand
Sand
Mueller
Cy” Williams
Cincinnati Club Mourns Moran With Fitchburg Floral Tribute
Manager Jack Hendricks and players George Burns and James Caveney of the Cincinnati Ball Club, joined John J. White of Boston and Cincinnati, to lay flowers on Patrick J. Moran’s grave in St Bernard's Cemetery Fitchburg. They dined at the Hotel Raymond and returned to Boston for the afternoon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Fitchburg
Mass
Jack Hendricks
George Burns
James Caveney
Cincinnati Ball Club
John J. White
Boston
Cincinnati
Patrick J. Moran
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Vistors
Hotel
Raymond
May Lift Suspension of World Middleweight Champion Greb
Promoters report receipt of word from the Massachusetts Boxing Commission that Harry Greb will be reinstated for a single day on June 26 or 27 to defend his title against Jack Delaney at the Milk Fund Show at Yankee Stadium in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Harry Greb
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Yankee Stadium
Batteries Lead Teams In Twin City Baseball Showdown
At Milwaukee the Milwaukee battery Malone and Mayer fueled a 11 12 06 scoring spree while Grabowski Winn and Shinault contributed in a 0 0 1 inning sequence. In Kansas City the Be Kansas City squad relied on Fittery Dixon Zinn Kaufman Allen for a 0 0 0 effort as Indianapolis faced Columbus. In Columbus Indianapolis battled Columbus with Fitzsimmons Palermo Krueger Faulk Sanders and Urban handling the battery duties in a game marked by steady offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Malone and Mayer
Grabowski, Winn and
Shinault
Kansas City
R. H. E. St. Pai
Fittery and Dixon
Zinn and
Kaufman, Allen
Columbus
Indianapolis
Fitzsimmons
Palermo
Krueger
Faulk
Sanders
Urban
Southern Association scores Nashville tops New Orleans 4 1
Nashville defeats New Orleans 4 to 1 in a Southern Association game. Chattanooga edges Mobile 4 to 3 in another matchup. Missouri vs Birmingham and Atlanta vs Little Rock games are listed but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattan
Mobile
Missouri-Birtsinngham
Atlanta-Little Rock
Shingle California bungalow sold for 8700 in Cheviot
The 4092 St Martins place property in Cheviot sold yesterday for 8700 to H Oberhelman. John Goerl disposed of the home via Al Koch Realty Co. Do Lan Company incorporated in Columbus to manufacture an electric heating anti freezing device for car radiators with 50000 capital stock. Incorporators include Timothy Dolan Richard Maloney John Foster W L Arthur and Charles E Ehlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martins Place
Cheviot
H. Oberhelman
John Goerl
al Koch Realty Company
P. O. Grisby
Columbus
Do-Lan Company
Timothy Dolan
Richard Maloney
John Foster
W. L. Arthur
Charles E. Ehlers
Clifton home to cost 18800 by Kaiser at Belsaw and Clifton
A two and one half story stone and frame residence will cost $18,800 and be built by Louis H. Kaiser, president of the John Van Range Company, at Belsaw Place and Clifton Avenue in Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Kaiser
John van Range Company
Belsaw Place
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
Mitchell Firm to Build Storage Warehouse and Kilns
The Robert Mitchell Furniture Company will construct a concrete and steel storage warehouse at John and Augusta streets. A number of dry kilns will be built at the same location by the firm. The improvements will total $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
John
Augusta
Two California bungalows auctioned in Kentucky suburbs
Two stucco California bungalows at 105 Miller Lane Fort Thomas Kentucky and 106 Lumley Avenue nearby will go under the hammer this afternoon at 2 30 by George F Conver auctioneer for Frederick A Schmidt Co Each five room home described in listing with auction details and stewards of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Lane
Ft. Thomas
Lumley Avenue
Kentucky
George F. Conver
Frederick A. Schmidt
Dun's Local Review Signals Conservatism Amid Weak Trade
R G Dun and Co notes show broad conservatism across trades with industrial curtailment and poor weather dampening activity. Building and residential work hold steady, iron and steel declines pressuring mills to about 60 percent output while pig iron demand remains slow. Prices sit lower by about 30 dollars a ton with buyers cautious and money markets steady at 5 to 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DUN
R. G. Dun & Co
Geneva
Financial Rates and Silver Prices Decline in New York and London
New York reports call money at 2 percent with bids at 2 percent and last loans at 2 percent. Time loans ease with 60 to 90 day collateral at 3 to 4 percent and four to six months near 4 percent. Prime commercial paper at 4 percent. Silver bars quoted at 3 54d per oz in London with money at 14 1/2 percent and discount on short bills at 2 15 16 to 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
BLUE BONNET ENTRIES First Race Claiming at $1,000
Race sheet lists two year olds with purse of $1,000 and weights. noted horses Parma'nee Belle Mary Dear Spanish Name Trigger Battleman and others with weights. Weather clear track fast and apprentice allowance claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Blue Bonnet race day results for maiden two year olds
In the first race a maiden two year old purse of 1000 saw Snowdrop win at 4.10 with Chuckle second and Flying Frog third as Aunt Lin and Irish Dream also ran amid a large field. Second race was a steeplechase for older horses over about two miles. Fourth race featured a Canadian bred field at six furlongs with out Chloris and Kings Court leading. Fifth race opened with Malaport taking 3.65 and Crigthene finishing 6.00 with Stage Coach and Running Wild among the also rans. Sixth race claimers led by Guelph and Jacques with Good Night close behind. Seventh race offered a $1000 maiden event with Irish Pat and Hohokus among the runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pl
Snowdrop
Bima
Chuckle
A. Sims
Flying Frog
McAfee
Aunt Lin
Ireland
I Irish Dream
Celtic Pairk
Cavendish
Peppy Gaycap
St.ree Sh. Flint
Wilson
Jackson
Wallace
R’m’n'li
Star Court
Charles Wels
Dan Bolling
Goldmark
Myrtle Bilson
Malvern
Red Tip
Peggy O
Herbertus
West Pittston
Scorcher
Lang
Aggie
Wonderlight
Fighting Fit
Menthol
Salmon and Wilson
Miss Checkers
Battleman
West Mount
Canada
Chloris
Walls
Kings Crt
Warehouseman
Malaport
J.w'l'ce
Howard
Odd Seth
Guelph
Jacques
Permarco
Myrtle Crown
Harry M. Stevens
The
Clocksone
Tae
Galaxius
Radio Program for Today at WLW Cincinnati
The schedule lists WLW Cincinnati programs including weather and market reports at 1:30 P.M. and daylight saving time notes. Evening features include operetta, dinner music, and a bedtime story performed by the orchestra from 7:30 P.M. to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEA Ay Glaoe Cityy
Eevee
Radio Schedule and Programs for New York Station
WJZ New York lists a daily radio lineup with segments at 5:30 on agricultural reports, stock quotes, and market news, followed by orchestral and vocal programs throughout the evening including talks and musical performances. The guide notes 455 meters shortwave and a variety of features until 10:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Newark YMCA Recital Schedule And Evening Concert
WOR Newark schedule lists 405 meters 7 A.M. program with Rae director of cerant education. YMCA Newark events include gym class, talks, soprano and barytone solos, orchestral numbers, and a concluding concert from 9:45 P.M. to finish with a quintet and final performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
R Ae
Cereant Education
Barytone
Washington Public Radio Daily Schedule Fragment
Schedule fragment lists events for the day including setting up at 8 A.M. 9:30 A.M. tal 9:45 A.M. Public Health Service bulletin 10:25 A.M. Weather forecast 11:55 A.M. Arlington time relayed by Western Union 3:30 P.M. Weather forecast 3:35 P.M. Market reports and baseball scores 5 P.M. Baseball scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troit
Tal
Public Health Service
Arlington
Western Union
Evening radio schedule reports concerts baseball scores
WDAR Philadelphia lists 395 meters and 11 A M daily almanac recital feature. Orchestra performances at 2 3 and 4 30 P M. Evening sports results at 7 45 P M and 11 30 P M. Dream Daddy airs at 7 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAR
Philadelphiaa
Allmanac
Dream Daddy
Evening Radio Schedule From WMAQ Chicago
WMAQ Chicago lists CDT with programs at 6 30 orchestra 8 trio 9 revue as the evening lineup.
Orchestra Concert Listed at 8 P.M. in St Louis
KSD ST LOUIS 546 Meters indicates a central standard time listing for an orchestra performance at 8 P.M. read from the page. The brief item notes a scheduled concert and the channel or location reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSD
ST. Louis
Grain and Livestock Market Schedule Card
WHB Kansas City listing shows 411 meters with segments on closing grain quota information livestock quotations and a musical program. It notes a 1:25 to 1:40 P.M. weekly review of grain and hay markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Arlington Radio Schedule and Baseball Results
Arlington time signals and weather reports run from 12 55 P M with a dinner concert at 6 P M and multiple dance music and concert programs through 10 55 P M followed by baseball game results from the Eastern American and National Leagues and market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBQ
Springfield
Mass
Arlington
East Pittsburgh Radio Schedule Highlights Football Scores
KDKA East Pittsburgh air list outlines a full day schedule with market reports weather updates baseball scores and multiple concerts and talks. The schedule includes innings by inning baseball scores and broadcasts from noon through evening with feature programs and a children period.
Final Baseball Scores Reported During Broadcast Day
A radio schedule lists events from WCX Detroit including 2 P.M. news bulletins 2:15 P.M. stock quotes 2:50 P.M. weather 4:15 P.M. music and 6 P.M. dinner concert with final baseball scores noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCX
Detroit
Broadcast Schedule for WSB Atlanta Weekend Highlights
WSB Atlanta lists 429 meters of entertainment blocks with 3:30 PM baseball play by play, 5:30 PM bedtime story, 89 PM sport revue, 89 PM concert and 10:45 PM music programming across the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSB
Atlanta
Entertainment
Sport Revue
Louisville Central Standard Time and Concert Schedule
Radio bulletin listing 4 5 P.M. orchestra and 7 30 9 P.M. concert times. Includes police bulletins weather forecast for Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee livestock market reports at 4 50 and baseball scores at 4 55. Official Central Standard time announced at 9 P.M. multiple listings and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Central Standard
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Radio Schedule for KYW Chicago Highlights Morning and Evening Lineup
The listing shows KYW Chicago broadcasts 536 meters with a morning block at 8:30 Markets and 9:30 Farm and Home, then 10:35 Talk, 5:02 to 5:18 Final Markets, dinner concert from 6 to 6:30, orchestra segments, Paul Whiteman programs, a 7 to 7:58 musical block, a talk, an 8:15 Story, and an 8:15 to 12:30 show finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Paul Whiteman
Collezions
Son of Sahara at Covington Lyric Theater
Edwin Carew presents A Son of the Sahara at the Lyric Theater with Bert Lytell Claire Windsor Rose Mary Theby Montague Love and Paul Panzer in the cast. Filmed in Algeria the production used 8000 camels and 2500 horses in the picturization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
LYRIC
Lyric Theater
Edwin Carew
Algeria
Bert Lytell
Claire Windsor
Rose Mary Theby
Montague Love
Paul Panzer
Covington Pupils Attend Large Outing at Coney Island
Covington public schools closed for an outing organized by the Stadium Campaign Committee at Coney Island. More than 15,000 Covington pupils traveled to the event, assembling at noon to begin a day of athletic events led by Miss Ann Campbell, physical director. Dr. J Emil Sullivan hosted a dinner party for the Board of Education members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Public
Stadium
Coney Island
Covington
Ann Campbell
J. Emil Sullivan
Board of Education
Medden Divorce Suit and Japp Estate Sale Bid
Mrs Elizabeth Medden sues for absolute divorce from Benta Medden alleging cruelty and states they married October 23 1910. Rose Radke sues Greer Japp and others for a division sale of Louis Ifford Japp estate assets including a farm and land in Hedge Park Latonia with proceeds to heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Elizabeth Medden
Benta Medden
East Seventh Street
Marri
Rose Radke
Greer, Japp
Louis Ifford Japp
Hedge Park
Latonia
Marriage Licenses Granted in Hamilton and Nearby
A list of recent marriage licenses includes Horgis Stewart of Hamilton and Edeth Wyatt of Hamilton. John A. Martin of Nashville and Helen Mary Gough of Fort Mitchell. Reginald B. Kurfis of Dayton. Arma Bigro of Dayton. John Ellington of Cincinnati and Julia Soweeees of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horgis Stewart
Hamilton
O. Edeth Wyatt
John A. Martin
Nashville
Tenn
Helen Mary Gough
Ft. Mitchell
Reginald B. Kurfis
Dayton
Arma Bigro Sishcensncs
John Ellington
New Port Veges Escape With Jewelry Thefts
Professional yeggmen cut telephone lines in Bellevue Kentucky early yesterday and robbed Edward Mueller’s jewelry store at 226 Fairfield avenue of 8000 dollars in diamonds watches bonds and jewelry. The crime was discovered by Willard Smith at 230 Fairfield avenue and fingerprints on a store clock supported expert perpetrator theory. The thieves used hay from Charles Reese’s feed store at 224 Fairfield avenue to muffle the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Edward Mueller
Fairfield Avenue
Mueller
Willard E. Smith
Chief Egan
Johns
Charles Reese
Safety Contest Ends In Tie Between Steel Firms
The Andrews steel interests and the American Rolling Mill Company of Middletown tied for May in the safety campaign. Howard M. Davis of Newport Rolling Mill Company announced three accidents with time lost. Davis noted May had one time accident at the mill and two at the steel plant, and April saw a 25 percent reduction in accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Companies
Andrews Steel Interests
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
Howard M. Davis
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Andrews Steel Company
Andrews
Taft Defends Chauffeurs in Newport License Tag Case
Attorney Charles P Taft Jr of Cincinnati represents several chauffeurs arraigned in Newport Police Court on operating motor vehicles with 1923 tags. He argues clients used old tags during the Ohio new automobile law test. Judge Moore took the case under submission pending Ohio ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Charles P. Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Newport
Moore
Ohio
Newport Knights to Attend Judge Bromwell Funeral
Lee J. Nolan announces that members of Newport Commandery Knights Templars will attend Judge Jacob H. Bromwell’s funeral this afternoon at 2:30 in the Cincinnati Scottish Rite Cathedral on Broadway. Knights to meet at Newport Ikhbante Temple at 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bromwell
Lee J. Nolan
Newport Commandery
Knights Templars
Jacob
H. Bromwell
Cincinnati
Broadway
Newport Ikhbante
Campbell Circuit Court Hears Divorce Plea In Chapman Case
Circuit Judge A. M. Caldwell hears Elizabeth Chapman seek divorce from Samuel Chapman alleging cruelty. The couple married June 8 1898 and separated April 1924. Separately, Transportation Bank of Chicago sues George C. Kreech for 465. A Marion M. Allen Supply Co sues Catherine Mc Dermott and others for 1487.10 for materials on a Ft. Thomas Kentucky house.
Prohibition raid targets Newport cafe owner Wallace
Federal Prohibition Agent James Wood raided John E. Wallace's cafe at 335 York Street Newport confiscating several dozen bottles of home brew beer. Wallace was cited to appear before U S Commissioner Roetken in Covington Monday morning. Henry Buten, elder Campbell County citizen and father of County Judge William C. Buten, lies critically ill at 23 West Eleventh Street Newport after weeks of declining health. Mrs Mary Lohstroh, wife of former Newport City Treasurer William A. Lohstroh, is critically ill at home in Clifton with a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
James Wood
Covington
John E. Wallace
York Street
Newport
United States
Roetken
Henry Buten
William C. Buten
Campbell County
West Eleventh Street
Buten
Realty Transfers In Newport Area
Katherine Marshall transfers property to Charles Greer for 1,000 dollars. Thomas Begler buys Lot on York Street Newport for 11,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Marshall
Charles Greer
N . Thomas
Thomas Ney
J. Begler
York Setreet
Newport
Osc
May Building Permits Show Decline From April 1923
Bradstreet report indicates May permits totaled 1 705 with a cost of 3 664 815, down from 2 007 permits and 4 286 050 in April. In May 1923, permits reached 1 834 with improvements valued at 2 645 140. Building supply houses report volume strong but softened versus 1923. brick in demand, lumber quiet. grocery, produce show slight gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
Ee Ee
Dry goods markets ease in New York trade
Cotton goods markets eased with manufacturers offering for smaller lots and second hands willing to release. Yarns held steady amid better inquiry for insulators. Burlaps firm late after news of a ship fire carrying 10 000 bales to the market. Wool locally quiet as manufacturers show little interest. Dress goods unavailable in full trade reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eee
Kenton Grand Jury Indicts 32 in Latonia and Covington shootings
The Kenton County Grand Jury filed a report with Judge Frank M. Tracy revealing 32 indictments. Cases include Bart Stuntebeck for shooting to kill his former wife near Latonia, Joseph Mason for willful murder in Ludlow, and Roy Dawn’s shooting by Charles Harris and Hustin Mosler. Other indictments cover larceny, housebreaking, possession of a still, and grand larceny with several suspects named. Some defendants were dismissed for lack of prosecution or insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Grand Jury
Frank M. Tracy
Kenton
Bart Stuntebec
Covington
Josephine Stuntebeck
Stuntebeck
Latonia
Joseph Mason
Southern Railroad
Alma Parks
Southern Yards
Ludlow
Charles Harris
Aling Hustin Mosler
Roy Dawn
Eighth
Washington Streets
Lansing Haley
J. H. Jones
John Terrill
Kate Terrill
Ingles Evens
Evens Ingels
Joseph Kinser
George Kinser
Carl Clark
John Chambers
Thiel
Spring Lake
Charles Mistler
John W. Keenen
Charles H. Lansdale
Robert Junk
Robert Noel
Charles Sebree
John Creighton
O. E. Boeckley
Orville Martin
Charles Royal
William Peck
James Wilhoit
John Curry
Leonard Hamilton
David Cromberger
Charles Feiger
Eliza Hurley
Selma Goode
Lester Schuette
William Adams
A. J. Cason
J. J. Ferguson
Leonard Davis
Stanley Schulte
Robert Musgrove
Leon Longstreet
Prohibition Agent Wood Seizes Liquor in Four Covington Raids
Prohibition Agent James M. Wood conducted four raids in Covington uncovering moonshine whisky and home-brew beer. Several defendants faced charges with bonds set at 500 dollars and preliminary hearings scheduled in late June. Richard Keating Henry Nienaber Jr William Plagenburg and Clifford Meffert cited or bonded as cases proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Wood
Covington
James M. Wood
United States
O. H. Roetken
Richard Keating
Thirty-second Street
Latonia Avenue
Henry Nienaber, Jr
Pike Street
Walton estate left in trust for widow and two daughters
The will of John R. Walton probated in Kenton County Court leaves the York Apartments estate in trust for widow Mary B. Walton and daughters Mary Rudd Walton and Martha Carolyn Walton. Each daughter will receive 5000 when 21, with the remainder to the widow after her death. Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Co. is named executor and trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Walton
York Apartments
Covington
Kenton County Court
Mary B. Walton
Mary Rudd Walton
Martha Carolyn Walton
Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Company
Covington Scouts Open Camp at Morning View June 22
Covington Boy Scouts plan a six week camp at Morning View Kentucky starting June 22 with BE F Stallsmith installing headquarters today to prepare for opening. A daily schedule will be followed as the event proceeds. Vernon Baker of Lexington, a Latonia race track employee, faced grand jury referral on failure to provide after arrest for alleged abuse of his wife at 3919 Decoursey Ave Latonia. The case was heard by Judge Manson of the Police Court. The Latonia matter includes bond set at 1.0 and related bankruptcy actions filed by G C Wilson trustee in bankruptcy of J B Hibler estate Hazard against T D Draughn and the Hazard Plumbing Co.
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Covington Boy Scouts
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BE. F. Stallsmith
Vernon Baker
Lexington
Latonia
Manson
Baker
Decoursey Avenue
Bt Pata Baker
United States
G.C. Wilson
J. B. Hibler
Hazard
T. D. Draughn
Tee
Draa
Hibler
Prescription safety pledge from Covington drugstore ad
The ad from KRAUSE PURE DRUGS at 16th and Madison Ave Covington Ky urges double checked quantities and tested ingredients and warns against substituting drugs to ensure patients receive exactly what their doctors ordered. It identifies itself as successor to Henry Eichler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause Pure Drugs
Madison Ave
Covington, Ky
Henry Eichler
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