Boston poolroom charges Magee with agreeing to throw game
The Magee case in U S District Court opened with testimony alleging bets by Cincinnati Reds players on a Boston game and Magee and Hal Chase arranging to throw the next day’s game Costello testified Magee and Chase offered to bet $1000 with him for a Cincinnati win Mathewson confirmed bets by Ring Neale and others and detailed a late inning misplay blamed on Magee leading to a Boston loss.
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James Costello
Cincinnati
Chase
Boston
Magee
Cincinnati Reds
Lee Magee
Red
Brooklyn
Cub
Chicago
Costello
Hal Chase
Mr. Costello
Christy Mathewson
Jimmy Ring
Harie Neale
United States District Court
John C. O'Toole
New York
National League
National Commission
Murray Seasongood
Robert Alcorn
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Chicagos
Alcorn
Seasongood
Schneider
Eeam
Bostons
Roush
Mathewson
Blair Avenue
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Americans
Fred Mitchell
Mitchell
Congress Hotel
Christie Mathewson
Wickland
Mage
Herrmann
Reds
James Ring
Mr. Neale
A.T
Ebbets
Krug Estate Appointed Executor in Hamilton County Ohio
Frank S. Krug of 3252 Jefferson Ave has been appointed and qualified by the Prob ate Court of Hamilton County Ohio as executor of the estate of Simon Krug deceased. George F. Eyrich Jr attorney Cincinnati Ohio May 2 1920.
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Frank S. Krug
Jefferson Ave
Hamilton County
Ohio
Simon Krug
Said
William H. Lueders
George F. Eyrich, JR
Cincinnati
Wiggins Dominates Moha in Local Open Air Arena Fight
Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis delivered the fastest heavy weight display seen at the Open Air Arena last night, overwhelming Caveman Bob Moha in ten rounds with precise power and speed. The semi wind-up featured a hard fought draw between Joe Ryan and Chuck Brown, while Frankie Williams fell to Kid Ryan in a wild exchange. Johnny Rose stopped Joe Thompson before nine in the second bout as Referee Bauman officiated a strong card for the local boxing scene.
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Queen City
Open Air
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Bob Moha
Jordan
Nip Howell
Wiggins
Chuck
Moha
Gong
Moira
Wigins
Joe Ryan
Chuck Brown
Ryan
Brown
Joe
Kid Ryan
Frankie Williams
Johnny Rose
Joe Thompson
Bauman
Crowd expected as Ohio State faces Cincinnati at Redland Field
Alumni from Ohio State will pack Redland Field for the Thursday championship game against Cincinnati. Hamilton and Middletown delegations join the crowd while Lefty Dannehauer and Bob Berghoffer volunteer to face Varsity hitters from the left side. Varsity holds practice at Redland Field today and tomorrow to adjust to the tough field and avoid errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
University of Cincinnati
Redland Field
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Middletown
Varsity
Redland
Bearcats
Bancroft Traded From Phillies to Giants for Fletcher and Rawlings
David Bancroft star shortstop of the Philadelphia National League team was traded to the New York Giants for Art Fletcher and Johnny Rawlings. Fletcher is the Giants captain and regular shortstop since 1911 while Bancroft wore the Phillies uniform today. Rawlings moves to Boston. Both sides announced the deal in New York and Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
David Bancroft
New York Giants
Phillies
Art Fletcher
Johnny Rawlings
Boston Nationals
New York
Arthur Pletcher
Giants
Brooklyn
Bancroft
Mletcher
Norwood Considers Auto to Apprehend Speeders
Norwood's Council discussed buying a department car with a taximeter and plain clothes officer to catch speeders. Mayor Nolte led the proposal citing difficulty in convicting offenders under current rules due to conflicting testimony. The Director of Public Safety will submit a formal requisition at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Nolte
Director of Public Safety
Real Estate Board Members Return from Kansas City Convention
Cincinnati Real Estate Board delegates report a successful National Convention in Kansas City. President William H. Weiskopf says many issues were raised and will benefit the public with forthcoming announcements. Property transfers include W. W. Clippinger to Charles W. Golden for about 8500 and multiple other sales and mortgage-like land deals across Cincinnati and neighboring areas.
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Cincinnati Real Estate Board
National Convention of Real Estate Boards
Kansas City
William H. Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Property Transfers and Leases Across Norwood Madisonville
A dense list of property transfers and leases from multiple parties in Norwood, Madisonville, Avondale, Oakley and surrounding areas. Transactions include parcels on Watson street Columbia avenue Floral avenue Lib erty street and more with varying taxes and occasional lease details. Notable buyers include Clara Link Clara and Joseph Stolz and institutions such as the Title Guarantee Trust Company and Central B and L Co. Values range from small plots to larger tracts with price notes and tax figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreste Carrara
Gloria L. & B. Co
Louisa M. Malloy
Same
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Sarah G. Owens
Nicholas D. Loux
Cora B. Andrews
Sarah A
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Barbara Starr
Southern Ohio L. & T. Co
Michael Shorr
William Brokamp
Wiliam Cohen
Mathias J
Aon
Cincinnati L. & B. Co
Harry A. Fagin
Milford B. & L
Lucinda Dudiey
Milton Sayler
Romilda M. Dryer
City Hall L. & ‘8B. Co
Ctee Hehemann
Liberty B. & S
William A. Wuelzer
Fannie O. Squires
Joseph Berns
Vernon Liming
James A
Cecile Jefferies
Watson Street
Norman W. Carroll
Edgar
Nora A. Maddocks
Columbia Ave
Mt. Tusculum
Sarah J. Owens
Floral Avenue
Norwood
Clara Schultze
William Schultze
Charles O. Tanner
Wheeler Street
Liberty Street
Dudley Street
Josephine F. Stolz
Clara Link
Glendora Ave
Daniel Street
Joseph G. Steinbicker
Sarah A. Finnerty
Huntington Place
Main Street
Arthur J. Brown
Lenox Place
Joseph Morton
Madisonville
Robert Fisher
Henry D. Lemon
S. S. Carpenter
Plainville
Alms & Doepke Company
W. A. Brandt
Vine Street
Carrie Good
Frank Doud
Fairfax Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
Katherine L. Wirthlin
Walter Peoples
Arnsby Place
William D. Siebern
Amanda McQueety
Gilbert Avenue
Durrell Avenue
Addie Whal
Mary Voss
Johnanen
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
Ida E. Hern
Lissa
Ida Ashcraft
Bosinger & Hopkins
K. Cc. Elam
Clara Duncan
Demenico DeMutis
Washington Heights Annex
Morris Polakoff
Oreste
Springfield Pike
Springfield Township
John J. Tice
W. H. Brown
Andrew H. Ernst
Spring Garden
Newcomb T. Terrell
Sarah A. Terrell
Dury Avenue
Avondale
Hermann Zimmermann
Fridrich
Julia Keller
McMicken Avenue
Cvis
Tarnshaw Avenue
Highland Avenue
John Hoffmann
The
Ideal Packing Company
Ailanthur Street
Charles B. Walker
Sox
Elm Avenue
William Reed
Albert S. Bossong
Grand Avenue
Price Hill
Hannah D. Leimann
Herbert H. Brussman
Main Avenue
Miami Avenue
Bond Hill
Charles G. Nippert
Joseph H. Linnemann
Bank Avenue
St. Bernard
Martha van Lokeren
Melville E. Heglin
Valley Grove
Henry J. Schroer
Leo Vedder
Jefferson Avenue
Willow Street
Reading
Earnestine Schulze
William Tagruhn
Olinard Street
Seventy-first Street
Market National Bank
Ambrose R. Thompson
Sturrs Street
Hartwell
Elizabeth Surtess
Anna Anders
Baltimore Avenue
Fairmount
Charlotte M. Hiett
Ferdinand J. Seuberger
Daytona Avenue
Boudinot
Katherine Pflueger
Fred B. Stockman
Reeder's
Frank Niehaus
Marie Gastl
Lakeman_ street
Hanfield Street
William Kracke
Christian Kracke
Quarry Street
Fairn
Ameli
Cewek
Agelia Kracke
Green Township
Myers
Y. Cooper
John C. DeRoo
Kilgour
Mt. Lookout
M. Whitacre
Romild
Albion
Auburn Avenue
Ene Ee Ee Heeheern
Elizabeth
McMillan Toe Kontos
Hebemann Et al Penens
Wuelser
Nic
Cincinnati Bonds for Seventh Street Improvement Approved
City of Cincinnati passes Ordinance No. 200-1920 to issue 99,200 dollars in bonds dated July 1, 1920, for resurfacing and widening Seventh Street from Vine to Carr, land purchase, and condemnation. Voters approved August 12, 1919. bonds redeemable after 10 years, 6 percent interest, 25 years.
Cincinnati Ordinance No 201 1920 Bonds for Street and Viaduct Work
On May 25 1920 the Cincinnati City Council passed Ordinance No 201 1920 to issue 200 000 dollars in bonds for resurfacing streets repairing viaducts bridges culverts and related land purchases. The bonds bear 6 percent interest payable semiannually and mature in eight years.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
State of Ohio
Cincinati
Cincinnati City Bonds and Tax Levy Provisions Repeal
The ordinance repeals Ordinance No. 56-1920 authorizing two hundred thousand dollars in bonds for street repair viaducts bridges and land purchase and sets levy provisions to fund interest and sinking charges with taxes for municipal purposes. Passed May 20 1920. Attest Fred Schneller Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Bond Ordinance Proposes 230000 for Eastern Avenue Work
City council approves Ordinance No 203-1920 authorizing bonds of 230000 dollars to fund the city portion of improving Eastern Avenue. Bonds issued at 100 each, 6 percent interest, 30 year term, redeemable after 10 years, with levies against taxable property to cover interest and sinking fund. Repeals Ordinance No 98-1920. Passed May 27 1920. Carl M Jacobs Sr Vice Mayor Attest Fred Schneuller Clerk.
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City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eastern Avenue
State of
Public Service
Carl M. Jacobs, SR
Fred Schneuller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
State of Ohio
Mayth
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Bchneller
Etk
Cincinnati Bonds for Viaduct and Bridge Repairs Ordinance
City of Cincinnati passes Ordinance No 195-1920 on May 25 1920 to issue bonds totaling 11300 for repairing viaducts and bridges. Bonds issued 100 denomination, 6 percent interest, due in 10 years, with proceeds funding the project and related costs. Taxes to fund interest and sinking fund. ordinance takes effect after May 27 1920.
Madisonville Sewer District Bond Issue Plan Details
Ordinance No 1991920 approves issuing bonds totaling 109 900 dollars to finance sewer and right of way improvements on Millsdale Massasoit Adelphi streets and others as per Madisonville Contract No 6 of the amended plan. Section 1 declares the necessity to sell the bonds in that amount.
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Council of
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Millsdale Street
Massasoit Street
Vine Street
Mitchell Avenue
Winton Road
Adelphi Street
Madisonville
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
City approves bonds for sewer and street improvements
The Cincinnati city council authorizes bonds totaling 109 900 dollars for costs and expenses of sewer and right of way projects from Burns avenue to Mill Creek and surrounding streets. Bonds bear 6 percent interest, dated July 1 1920, payable over 30 years with a 10 year option to redeem, funded by property taxes. Vice Mayor Carl M. Jacobs Jr signed the ordinance May 25 1920.
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Millsdale Street
Burns Avenue
Mill Creek
Massasoit Street
Longfellow Street
Orland Avenue
Vine Street
Mitchell Avenue
Winton Road
Adelphi Street
Madisonville Ee
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Ohio
Public Service
City of
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For
City to issue bonds for street resurfacing in Cincinnati
Ordinance No. 196-1920 provides for issuing twenty five thousand dollars in bonds to fund Cincinnati city costs for resurfacing Colerain Avenue Columbus Avenue and Intermediate Avenue. Bonds to be $100 each, interest paid semiannually, repayable in ten years after July 1 1920. Local levies to cover interest until redemption. approved May 27 1920 by Mayor John Galvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Colerain Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Intermediate Avenue
Ir of
Bank Street
York Street
Olumbus Avenue
Minio Avenue
Portsmouth Avenue
Clark Street
West Street
City of Cincinnati
Cincineee
Ohio
Fred Schneller
John, Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Notice of Appointment of Receiver for Nicholae Stamina
The Court of Common Pleas appoints Robert A. Kramer receiver of all debts property stock and fixtures at 1607 Central Avenue belonging to Nicholae Stamina Case No 174685. Creditors should file verified claims for allowance and debtors should pay the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Nicholae Stamina
Court of Common Pleas
Notice of Estate Administration for Margaret Flood
Harry R. Weber administrator of the estate of Margaret Flood deceased, based in Cincinnati Ohio, filed with the Probate Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk on June 1 1920 in this county.
Probate notice of Jennie M. Kittering estate
Notice that Jesse W. Kittering of the Gerke Building is appointed administrator of Jennie M. Kittering’s estate in Hamilton County Ohio. Attorney William H. Lueders and Jesse W. Kittering of Cincinnati are listed, date June 1 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Kittering
Gerke
Hamilton County
Ohio
Jennie M. Kittering
Said
Lliam H. Lueders
Jes W. Kittering
Cincinnati
Notice of Probate Appointments in Hamilton County Ohio
Mary Hughes of 1072 Gilpert Ave is appointed administratrix of William Hughes estate. Ancillary administrator with will annexed of Sarah E B Young estate appointed by Hamilton County Probate Court. William H Lubders of Cincinnati publishes notice June 2 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
Gilpert Ave
Hamilton County
Ohio
William Hughes
William H. Lueders
Galvin & Baupr
Pe Cinell
Union Savings Bank & Trust Co
4Th and
Walnut
Sarah EB. Young
William H. Lubders
Cincinnati
Meier Estate Administrator Appointed in Hamilton County
Leslie Meier of Loveland Ohio has been appointed and confirmed by the Probate Court of Hamilton County as administrator of the estate of Philip F Meier, deceased. Probate Judge and Clerk Hammond County Ohio. Lloyd P. An Cincinnati Ohio May 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Meier
Loveland
Hamilton Senate
Philip F . Meier
William H. Lueders
Hammelton Co
Ohio
Lloyd P. ‘An
Cincinnati
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John Felix
Louis J. Hoppe
John W. Wuest
Calhoun St
Mary Eichelmann
Said County
Renner & Renner
Elizabeth Mara
Ibsen St
Anna Mara
Samuel 8. Davies
Paulina Vonderheid
Andrew Schlenker
Edith Beckley
Romana, CO
James Beckley
W. W. Clippinger
Houdini
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Broadway
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15Th St
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Henry B. Walthall
America
Thomas Murray
Latonia
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Eden Park
Covington
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Bob Newhall
Charles W. Golden
Ramona
Mr. Clippinger
Herman B. Wessel
Fisher & Diehl
Anna Kinker
Paxton Road
Harry Roach
West McMicken Avenue
Martin Fisher
Here Good
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ASO
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William E. Kunker
Louise Hanser
Mary B. Kendall
Milford B. & L. Co
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Cordelia Wyatt
Albert G
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Ena
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Price Hill Electric
Valley Central B. & L. Co
Edgar’ H. Maddocks
Delta L. A. Co
James A. Jefferies
New Mohawk B. A
One A. Finnerty
Ben Herman
Eagle L. & L. A
Mary A. Bomhoff
Central B. & L. Co
Nicholas Levox
H. A. Worcester
Edward Young
Clarence A. Schnieders
Eee Doud
Hewitt Avenue L. & B. A
Amada McQueety
Seventh Street
Carr Street
Director of Public Service
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Margaret Flood