Hoosier Boxer to Train in City for Mantell Bout
Jack Dillon wired manager Bobby Bowers to secure Queen City quarters for ten round bout with Frank Mantell at the ballpark Friday night. Dillon aims to arrive Wednesday with manager and sparring partner, likely at Harry Wuest’s place. Mantell, a veteran, is training hard. Lou Bauman to referee. ringside seats $2, upper grand stand 75 cents.
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Jack Dillon
Bobby Bowers
Queen City
Frank Mantell
Dillon
Harry Wuest
Wuest
Jack
Mantel
Lou Bauman
Harvard Crew Arrives for Training at Redtop
Harvard's big rowing squad reached Redtop Conn and within half an hour Head Coach Wray had the team on the Thames for a limbering up practice. The oarsmen appeared to be in strong form for this season's training.
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Redtop
Conn
Harvard
Wray
Thames
Selections at Belmont Park Card
The list details race by race picks for Belmont Park with horses like Water Lily Bee Little Dipper and Etruscan Irish Boy in the mix. Best bets are Bee and Kenessa with various selections across seven races.
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Wits
Wis
Seeetese
Porecast
J. Elis
Ags
Hydroplane
Sam Slick
Rome
Shoes
Vaza
Thistle, V
Jrite
Boy
Golden Gate
Blue
Heart
Red Fire
Kenessa
Yeng
Kee
Kenneth
Water Lady
I Commonada
Brave Cunarder
Cincinnati
Candle
Promoter
King
Cash
Cincinnati All Highs to Meet at Munro Hotel Tonight
The Cincinnati All High teams will hold a meeting at the Munro Hotel at 8 o'clock tonight. Players listed include Hill Brower Ashler De Mar Israel sky Abrams Perrone Lind Smith Houllian Cushing Gaither Allen Cal vert Monroe and Roth. They will travel to Millford, C for a practice game Saturday afternoon leaving at 1 o'clock.
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Cincinnati All High
Munro Hotel
Hill
Brower
Ashler
de Mar
Israelsky
Abrams
Perrone
Lind
Smith
Houllian
Cushing
Gaither
Allen
Calvert
Monroe
Roth
Millford
Traction League Race Tightens With Key Matchups
In the Traction League Clifton and Brighton share first place while Avondale and Walnut Hills tie for second. Walnut Hills meets Brighton at Hippodrome Park at 10 am as week games unfold with large crowds.
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Brighton
Avondale
Walnut Hills
Hippodrome Park
Queen City
Spring Grove Avenues
Vine Street
Walnut
Hills
Hyde Park
Brookville 8 Turners 5 in amateur baseball clash
Brookville Indiana defeated the Brookville 8 Turners 5 Sunday in a close game. Turner players slugged and Brookville benefited from breaks. Key hits came from J Ruck Miller and Huene with timely baserunning and fielding lifts.
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Ab.h.o.a
Huene
Bacon
Troerer
O! Peters
Lothes
Schick
Ee Liebing
Cooley
Mes
Turners
Brookville
J. Ruck
Miller
J. Buck
Lang
George
Ries
Schicky
Liebing
Berger
Day of Days Expects Orphans Outing by Cincinnati Club
Cincinnati Automobile Club plans a charity outing for dozens of city orphans. Parades start at Race Street near Washington Park with 8:30 a.m. arrival and 10 a.m. parade. vehicles from city officials and many homes will escort children to Chester Park for free sports, candy, food, and gifts.
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Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
St. Aloysius Asylum
St. Joseph Asylum
Children’s Home
Refuge Home
Boys’ Home
Emanuel Free Day Nursery
House of Mercy St. Francis Hospital
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Orphans’ Home
St. John’s Home
St. Vincent Home
Covington Protestant
St. Elizabeth
Race Street
Washington Park
A. J. Ostendorf
the Traction Company
Copelaw
George W. Cleveland
William T. Hunter
Spiegel
Holmes
C. L. Bonifield
Colter
D. MecKim’ Cooke
Automobile Club
Hofer
I. M. Martin
Chester Park
Otto Armieder
George H. Streitman’s Sons Company
The
W. T. Hunter
A. P. Strietman
W. M. Perin
F. D. Lawrence
H. S. Layman
George W. Quillen
W. C. Sanders
R. H. Coney
N. J. Merkel
E. T. Klum
H. A. Lockwood
Henry W. Merkel
Karl Streit
Shamrocks Meet Wiedemann in Big Park Showdown
Huge crowd expected at Wiedemann Park as City Champion Shamrocks face Wiedemann on the road. Chic Smith to start for the Champs while Ruether plans a surprise starter. Preliminary at 1 PM, main game at 3 PM with Tom Hanley as umpire.
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Wiedemann Park
Shamrocks
Wiedemann
Newport Park
Kentucky
Chic Smith
Champs
Ruether
Brewers
Wiedemann-Shamrock
Tom Hanley
Eighth Beats Seventh in Rough Coney Island Grade Game
A fast Monday game between St. Xavier School eighth and seventh graders at Coney Island ended 6 to 2 with a late one handed catch by Bruno preserving the win for the eighth grade. Brewsnel notes include two base hits by Hennegan Lorentz and several pitching miscues. Umpires Joseph and Dermody called a 1 hour 10 minute contest.
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Coney Island
St. Xavier School
Bruno
Hennegan
Lorentz
Sheehan
Brewer
Schmaltz
O'Brien
Joseph and
Dermody
Managers to Play in Independent Semi Pro Game at Crowe's Park
Managers Moonert of Moonert's Blues and Bergman of North Cincinnati will lead teams in an Independent Semipro Association game at Crowe's Park Price Hill on Wednesday June 16. Sid Berte will captain Bergman's Reds and Bill Andrew will captain Moonert's Specials. Lunch and refreshments will be served. losers pay expenses. Irish O Conner is slated to umpire. game called at 2 30 p.m. free admission for the public.
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Crowe's Park
Price Hill
Frank Moonert
Blues
Moonert
Bill Andrew
Bergman
Cincinnati
Reds
Sid Berte
O’conner
Amateur Notes Highlight Cincinnati Area Youth Baseball News
Amateur Notes cover scores and schedules from Covington to Cincinnati including Blanchester All-Stars 6 Edenton 0, Ft Thomas Roosters 7 All-Kentuckians 5, Newport Anokas 8 Monitor 6, and Lockland 3 Loveland 2. It lists contact calls for teen teams ages 14 to 19 and booking notes for Spalding's venues, with manager meetings and upcoming Sunday games.
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Ft. Thomas Roosters
All-Kentuckians
Roosters
Bellevue
Covington Chester
Ludlow White Sox
Covington Giants
Erlanger
Eee
Athletics of Cincinnati Fall to Patriots in Pa tron Pa
In Patricot Indiana the crippled Cincinnati Athletics lost 9 to 3 to the Patriots. Biedy starred with a fielding gem and a fourth inning home run while E Bailey of Patriot made a sensational third inning catch.
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Athletics
Cincinnati
Patricot
Ind
Biedy
E. Bailey
Patriot
Decision to Mandot in Fifteen Round Bout
Joe Mandot of New Orleans won by decision over Joe Azevedo of California after fifteen rough rounds in New Orleans. Both fighters weighed 133 pounds at 3 PM.
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New Orleans
Joe Mandot
Joe Azevedo
California
Weekly meeting of Independent Semipro Association
The Independent Semipro Association held its weekly meeting at the Munro Hotel with President Ed Rohrer presiding. New members Hello Boys Goetz's All-Stars Rough Riders Cincinnati Glencoes Hamilton and Walnut Hills Athletic Club were admitted. A Cincinnati board of directors will be appointed at the next regular meeting. Many games were booked at the meeting.
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Munro Hotel
Ed Rohrer
Hello Boys
Goetz’s All-Stars
Rough Riders
Cincinnati Glencoes
Hamilton
Walnut Hills Athletic Club
California
Cincinnati
Ahearn Wins Narrow Boxing Bout in Albany
Young Ahearn of Brooklyn outpointed Leo Houck of Lancaster in a ten round feature. Ahearn weighed 154 pounds while Houck tipped the scales at 171 in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Young” Ahearn
Brooklyn
Leo Houck
Lancaster
Ahearn
Houck
Weather Bulletin for Upper Mississippi Valley and Canadian Northwest
Regional weather summary shows temperatures from St Paul to Davenport and Des Moines with readings in the 50s to 80s. Notable spots include St Louis mid 70s, Memphis low 80s, Seattle around 64, Fresno 90s, and Calgary in the 50s to 60s. The report lists numerous city values and some precipitation indicators.
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Keokuk
Madison
Spring
D. Mn
Charles C'y
St. Louis
Po Dubuque
Catro Ésgang Eee
Davenport
Memphis
Dee Moines
Thaw Case Delayed To Await Higher Court Ruling
Harry K. Thaw's sanity trial was postponed from today to June 16 by Supreme Court Justice Hendrick to await the Court of Appeals ruling on the state's appeal. If the higher court delays, another postponement may occur.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Court of Appeal
Thaw
Court of Appeals
Advertisers' Club to Announce Candidates at Noon
The red and blue ticket candidates will be announced at a noonday luncheon of the Advertisers' Club at the Hotel Gibson on Wednesday. Samuel Oppenheimer will speak on "The Printer and the Advertiser." Members will meet at Fountain square at noon for a sightseeing auto photo for advertising at the Chicago convention.
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Advertisers’ Club
Gibson
Samuel Oppenheimer
Op Fountain Square
Chicago
Widow of Page Scatters Roses Over Lusitania Grave
Mrs J Harvey Page a passenger on the St Louis sailed from Liverpool to New York to scatter roses over her husband’s Lusitania grave. She will return to Birmingham England. The voyage carried seven Lusitania survivors. Also noted are comments by Henry M Pindell and Eros Curtin on German gas types and countermeasures.
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New York
J. Harvey Page
St. Louis
Liverpool
Birmingham
England
Lusitania
Henry M. Pindell
Peoria
Ill
Russia
Wilson
Eros Curtin
Cheviot Business Men's Club to Report Committees
Cheviot Business Men's Club will meet Tuesday at Harrison Avenue clubrooms to hear reports from outstanding committees and close with a customary banquet. The town recently faced heavy traffic at Harrison and Glenmore on June 5 and 6, prompting Mayor Fréd Aulemeyer to convene a council meeting to appoint traffic officers. Committee work on Fourth of July plans has not been officially reported but funds have reportedly been collected.
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Cheviot Business Men's Club
Harrison Avenue
Cheviot
Harrison and
Glenmore Avenues
Fréd <Aulemeyer
Cheviot Business Men’s Club
Rapid Transit Commission Advances Final Report Plan
The Rapid Transit Commission met at 8 PM at the Business Men's Club to prepare a final report for Mayor. George Dieterle moved to appoint a three member committee, including himself, with E W Edwards as Chairman. Dean Herman Schneider and Dieterle will serve. the report will cover the commission's work but offer no traction solution. The session lasted about ten minutes.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Business Men’s Club
George Dieterle
E. W. Edwards
Dean Herman Schneider
Loyal Legion of Ohio to Hold Ft Thomas Outing
The Military Order of the Loyal Legion of Ohio plans its annual outing on June 12 at Ft Thomas. Junior members host with Major Ruffner and Captain Armstrong supporting the invitation and arranging a formal military reception. Members meet at the Masonic Temple at 3 pm and travel by car to Ft Thomas.
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Military Order of the Loyal Legion of Ohio
Ft. Thomas
Ruffner
Armstrong
Government Post
Masonic Temple
Cincinnati University seniors receive class events
Juniors host a reception for future graduates at Cincinnati University on Monday night. The senior class joins for a dinner in the dining hall. A 1916 smoker is held at Blue Grass Inn at 8 PM. The class play is planned at University Triangle tonight or Wednesday if the weather turns bad. Graduation occurs Saturday morning.
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Cincinnati University
Blue Grass Inn
University Triangle
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Nearby States
Fair Tuesday and warmer Wednesday across Ohio and Indiana with similar trends in Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia Cooler Tuesday in West Virginia and partly cloudy Tuesday in Lower Michigan Illinois chances of showers by Tuesday night Temperatures near 83 in Cincinnati yesterday Rainfall about .20 inch Record temperatures for June 7 1915 show high 83 and low 66 with multiple time readings for the day
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio Valley
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Lake
Pacific
Cincinnati
N.W
Fie
Norwood Council Deliberates Incinerator Location And City Issues
At the adjourned Norwood Council meeting citizens urged action on the proposed garbage incinerator. Protests from Norwood View Welfare and Cincinnati Park Commissioners were read or deferred. Council discussed a household incinerator proposal from Union Gas and Electric, while other measures included sidewalk and storm sewer contracts, street name changes, and a bond issue. A firefighter petition for higher pay was noted.
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Council
Norwood View Welfare Association
J. A. Wettig
Sherman Avenue
Park Commissioners of
Cincinnati
Surkamp
Smith
Union Gas and Electric Company
Union Gas Company
John J. Schmidlapp
Dr. Springer
Norwood
First
Third Ward Welfare Association
Engelhardt
Norwood Fire Department
Franklin Avenue
Harper and
Forest Avenues
Forest
Norwood Avenues
Turrill Avenue
Buxton Avenue
Stanley S Matthews to Run for Third Ward Council
Stanley S Matthews will run for Council from the Third Ward. He learned Monday a petition was circulating for him and was surprised to find friends had it filled and ready for filing.
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Stanley S. Matthews
Matthews
Norwood Democrats Mobilize for Multiple Races
Norwood Democrats are filing petitions for many offices. John Rossen Sr seeks Mayor, with Democrats challenging. Robert Pfau aims for First Ward Council, and Joseph Seep wants First Ward Assessor. Rumor says an independent Republican may run against Mayor Engelhardt if he is renominated.
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Norwood
John Rossen
Board of Elections
Robert_Pfau
Joseph Seep
Engelhardt
Harvey Announces Council Run From First Ward
Arthur A. Harvey declared his candidacy for the First Ward council seat last night. He backs Bush Parker and O. F. Dwyer in the race.
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Arthur’ A. Harvey
Bush Parker
O. F. Dwyer
Swiss Austria telegraph links cut by Austrian order
Berne June 7. Telegraph and telephone communication between Switzerland and Austria has been cut by order of the Austrian Government. Swiss authorities say they do not understand the action.
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Berne
Switzerland
Austria
Ludlow Rail Trustees Eye Elm Street Viaduct Plan
Southern Railroad trustees discussed rebuilding a concrete viaduct over Elm street in Ludlow Kentucky. Mayor White submitted Engineer Marx's estimate of 34000 dollars with Ludlow bonds of 15000 dollars and a streetcar company contribution requested while the C N O T P Railway lessees would cover the balance.
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Elm Street
Ludlow
White
Marx
City of
Q and C Phone Service Links Cincinnati with Division Offices
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad installs a private telephone system linking the Ingalls Building offices in Cincinnati with Danville Oakdale Chattanooga and Birmingham division offices. The line also serves district terminals and will extend to telegraph use. Passenger trains gain portable telephones for dispatch communication along the line.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Ingalls
Cincinnati
Danville
Oakdale
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Averill Begins Inspection Tour By Gasoline Tricycle
W H Averill newly appointed General Superintendent of the B and O starts his first inspection trip riding a gasoline speeder used by section foremen. He travels on a tricycle with the Division Superintendent riding the tandem seat to survey tracks terminals and property between the Ohio River and the great lakes.
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W.H. Averill
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Tourists From Cincinnati Head to Pacific Coast
Dr. Martin H. Fischer of Cincinnati University, with Mrs. Fischer and David Kahn of Hamilton the stove maker, leaves yesterday for a month on the Pacific coast via Union Pacific. City Ticket Agent A. D. Hart has booked about twenty four Cincinnati area tourists for the trip.
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Cincinnati University
Fischer
David Kahn
Hamilton
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
A. D. Hart
Cincinnati
Men of the Rail Ride South and East on Official Duties
George P. Biles Freight Traffic Manager of the Queen & Crescent left last night on a Southern tour to promote the road. A Telford Purchasing Agent and Assistant Secretary of the Cincinnati Southern left for Atlantic City to attend the National Master Mechanics convention. J Wyckoff Pratt, formerly Covington, now Commercial Agent at Meridian, Miss., for the Alabama Great Southern, has returned home after a brief visit.
Printing the Annual Report for Cincinnati 1915 Sealed Proposals
Sealed proposals will be received at the City Purchasing Agent's office City Hall Cincinnati Ohio until 12 o'clock noon Wednesday June 23 1915 for printing the Annual Report of the City of Cincinnati Complete copy and the specifications are on file in the above office Ernst von Bargen City Purchasing Agent June 8 1915.
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City Hall
Cincinnati
Ohio
City of
Ernst von Bargen
Cincinnati Resolution for St Lawrence Avenue Brick Paving
City council approves a brick paving project for St Lawrence avenue from Lukre to Rosemont with grading curb work and water main lowers. It authorizes 40 percent cost assessment to abutting lots, ten yearly installments, bonds, and city funded remainder, passed June 1, 1915.
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Lukre Avenue
Rosemont Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
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Luire Avenue
Director of Public Service
Suire Avenue
Gilsey Avenue
City of Cincinnati
L. J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
Ordinance 303 1915 Sewer Improvement Gladstone Avenue
City of Cincinnati plans sewer upgrade on Gladstone avenue from Collins avenue eastward about 2000 feet. Ordinance provides 48 percent city funding and the remainder assessed by property foot front with right of way costs included.
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Gladstone Avenue
Collins Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Yareh
Public Works Ordinance on Glaystone Avenue Improvement
City ordinance of June 1 1915 outlines assessments for the Glaystone avenue improvement from Collins avenue to eastward. It provides payment installments with interest, city anticipation bonds, and a contracted public service director to execute the project with the lowest bid per law. It calls for all lots on both sides to be assessed and the city to issue bonds against anticipated collections.
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City of
Cincinnati
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Collins Avenue
A.D
L. J. Damnr
Ordinance 306 1915 on Vine Street curb grade changes Cincinnati
The ordinance changes the gravel curb grade on Vine street between Court and Twelfth streets in Cincinnati Ohio. It describes West and East curb elevations and grade rates including specific feet and percentages for Court to Canal streets and Canal street to the proposed curb line, and repeals conflicting ordinances.
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Canal Street
Courtet
A.D
L. J. Dauner
Fred Schneller
Kessler Avenue Improvement Council Resolution Text
The document outlines an improvement for Kessler avenue from Carthage avenue westward about 580 feet with grading concrete curb and gutter water bound macadam paving and drainage. It sets curb elevations and grades along north and south lines and states 98 percent of costs plus intersections be assessed to benefited properties with city funding for remaining costs, all dated 1915 and signed by the Council President and Clerk.
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Carthage Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Director of Public Service
Gts
Fred Schneller
Cincinnati Ordinance 305-1915 Appropriates Whitlow Street Property
An ordinance to appropriate land for opening and extending Whitlow Street to Ashland Avenue in Cincinnati Ohio, repealing a prior ordinance, authorizing court action for jury compensation, funding from city bonds, and effective June 1 1915. Includes detailed property description and easements per attached plot Accession Nog 7801.
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Ashland Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Susan Elston
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