Auto racer seriously injured at Hamilton
Louis Gebhardt 21 of New Bethel Indiana is in grave condition at Mercy Hospital after his car ran off course at the Fair Grounds and crashed through a fence into a wall. Separately a motorcycle rider Jack Wilson of Cincinnati suffered minor bruises and was treated at Mercy Hospital before returning home.
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Hamilton
the Commercial Tribune
Louis Gebhardt
New Bethel
Ind
Mercy Hospital
Fair Grounds
Gebhardt
Jack Wilson
Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Dixie Highway
Wilson
Bellevue Inclined Plane Shutdown Spurs Ohio Avenue Transit Talks
Residents of Clifton Heights and Fairview weigh rerouting streetcars if the Bellevue Fairview incline remains closed for repairs. Walter A. Draper of Cincinnati Street Railway says closures are temporary and long cars may be introduced. A public meeting with the Director of Street Railroads is planned, with Clifton Heights Welfare Association pushing for community input.
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Bellevue
Fairview
McMicken Avenue
Clifton Heights
Ohio Avenue
Walter A. Draper
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Draper
Parkers Avenue
Edmund Luthy
Clifton Heights Welfare Association
Traction Company
Luthy
John Christopher
Fairview Civic League
E. M. Detzel
Struggle of the Ages sermon urges tolerant intelligence
Rev. Clinton Wunder, head of the Baptist Temple in Rochester and Cincinnati alumnus, warned against bigotry in a baccalaureate sermon at the University of Cincinnati. He urged youth to preach a gospel of cooperative endeavor and educate for progress as they face social sins. Alumni Week events lead to Homecoming Day with leaders Hicks, Shook, Geary, and Rich organizing activities.
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Clinton Wunder
McMicken Hall
University of Cincinnati
Wunder
Rochester
New York
Dr. Wunder
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Cincinnati
Christ
Earth
Heaven
Frederick C. Hicks
Chester R. Shook
Alumnus Association
John T. Geary
Carl W. Rich
Boy and girl report Saturday robbery near Kellogg and Waits
A 15 year old boy and girl witnessed a robbery as three men in a car demanded cash and smokes. The victim, Hubert Rockwell, said the assailants grabbed $5 and cigarettes after pulling up at Kellogg and Waits. Separate incidents involved Miss Helen Bitter reporting a purse theft on McMillan near Ohio, with $3 cash and change taken.
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Hubert Rockwell
Croslin Street
Rockwell
Kellogg
Waits Avenues
Helen Bitter
Bosley Street
Glen Parker Avenue
McMillan Street
Ohio Avenue
Miss Bitter
Coney Island
Frank S. Hafner
Milton Street
Marshall and
McMicken Avenues
James McCoy
Felton Harmon
West Seventh Street
Holtman and
Hawk
Eliminating Religion From Education Deplored at Xavier Sermon
The Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S.J., editor of Queen's Work in St. Louis, denounced education stripped of religion during the eighty sixth St. Xavier College baccalaureate sermon. The ceremony at St. Xavier Church drew one of the church's largest crowds as students and faculty processed from the Seventh and Sycamore streets campus. The class day program followed with a Field dinner at The Pines and alumni activities, shaping toward the eighty sixth commencement at Corcoran Field with fifty five degrees and eighteen certificates awarded.
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St. Louis
St. Xavier
Daniel A. Lord
S.J
Queen's Work
St. Xavier College
St. Xavier Church
Seventh
Sycamore Streets
J . James W. Farrell
St. Xavier College Alumni Association
Hubert F. Brockman
John Weiand
Richard Crane
K.S.G
Father Lord
Missouri
St. Xavier Colle
Corcoran Field
Arthur Porteous
Sylvester A. Schmid
Cincinnati
Wits
Recreation Hall
James W. Farrell
St. Xavier Alumni Association
Albert W. Seibold
Amnesia Victim Girl, 15, Detained by Covington Police
A well dressed fifteen year old girl claimed absent memory after drinking wine and was found wandering near Ft. Mitchell. Charles Dilz reported her and police met the streetcar she rode. She is in the custody of the police matron at her home for observation. A snapshot of a woman with two children did not jog memory.
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Covin
Charles _Dilz
Ft. Mitchell Avenue
Ft. Mitchell, Ky
Dilz
Cassie Mayor
Artists to Judge Food Show Exhibits at Cincinnati
John E. Weiss and Ernest Bruce Haswell, Cincinnati artists, are asked by A. E. Scheffer, managing director of the Cincinnati Pure Food and Health Exposition, to judge prizes for best commercial displays at the Zoo exhibit from August 31 to September 12. Scheffer says he just returned from the East where he signed contracts with prominent machinery companies for exhibits and more than 75 percent of space has been sold.
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John E. Weiss
Ernest Bruce Haswell
Cincinnati
A. E. Scheffer
Poison Mistaken for Medicine Fatal to Mrs. Corbett
Mrs. Josephine Corbett 52, wife of David J. Corbett Sr., died at Good Samaritan Hospital after taking poison mistaken for olive oil. The Crabbett family head and four children survive. Corbett Brothers Plumbing co owner lived at 711 Mound street. incident occurred at the home on 1921 Clarion avenue.
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Josephine Corbett
David J. Corbett
Clarion Avenue
Pigeon Flew 1000 Miles to New York Loft After Atlantic Release
A pigeon released from a liner crossing the Atlantic to Europe completed a 1000 mile sea flight to its loft in New York. The distance and timing highlight remarkable homing ability and endurance in carrier birds.
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Europe
New York
Attacks Before Death in Ontario Barn Fire
William Clark, a young farmer, died in a burning barn after setting it on fire to escape capture following an attempted assault on Mrs. Empey and her son. He lured the boy to the barn and tried to drug him. the mother was attacked but fled and summoned help. The barn was found ablaze upon the return of neighbors.
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C. Empey
Charred Body of Clark Found in Ruins
A charred body identified as Clark was discovered among the ruins. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire and awaiting formal identification.
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Clark
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