Gold Bug Wins Latonia Feature for Third Straight Triumph
Gold Bug, trained by E. B. McLean, claimed the Fountain Square Handicap at Latonia over Nassau and Sweep Park in a tight stretch finish. Sandhurst also scored in the Falmouth Purse, with Dudley guiding the winner, while Queen Clara and Dolly Bay posted notable wins in their respective races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veuartis
Bug
E. B. McLean
Broomstick
Golden Red
Fountain Square
Nassd@u
Guest of Honor
Sweep Park
R. Williams
Nassau
Gold Bug
Sandhurst
Dudley
King
W. Charles
Harry Payne Witney
Charles
Howard Stearns
Sporty McGee
A. B. Hancock
Gaffney
Danny Connelly
McCulloch
Poinsettia
Reinstatement Hope For Dianne Kirk In Horse Racing Ban
Gossip from the track says Judge Joseph A. Aren and Judge King favor lifting Dianne Kirk's two year ban after his Take a Chance runner met the Bashford Manor Stakes at Loumreia. Hay supports reinstatement as John T. Ireland and Charles Henry note moving toward full restoration today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hay
Dianne Kirk
New Orleans
Loumreia
Joseph A. Arene
King
Kirk
Crescent City
Hay
Ee John T. Ireland
Kentucky Jockey Club Eyes Tampa Track Venture
General Manager Matt J Winn reports favorable signs from Harvey Myers in Tampa regarding a potential new race track in the area. If Myers and partners proceed, Winn would serve as manager though the venture would be separate from the Kentucky Jockey Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Harvey Myers
Covington
Tampa
Fla
Colonel Inn
Myers
Winn
Mr. Myers
How They May Run in Today's Races Plaet's Selections
Latonia races outline Latonia selections by Plaet including first race Why Muldoon Sandalwood second race Champ de Mars Barcelo Prince Charles third race By Gosh Bona Vera Untried fourth race My Colonel Bagen baggage Orator fifth race Quince Garden Oh Susanna Brown Sugar sixth race Son of John Broadway Jones Old Slip seventh race Sincere Neat Girl Aviette Best Chance My Colonel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Why
Muldoon
Sandalwood
Champ de Mars
Barcelo
Prince Charles
Gosh
Bona Vera
My Colonel
Bagenbaggage
Orator
Quince Garden
Oh Susanna
Brown Sugar
Son
John
Broadway Jones
Old Slip
Sincere
Neat Girl
Aviette
Racecard excerpt shows horses and riders across seven races
In the first race Muldoon drove Sarah Day and Lucky Drift. The second lists Milo McGee Col Beard and Laddiego. The third features Kit By Gosh and Bona era. The fourth includes My Colonel Orator and Red Cap. The fifth shows Brown Sugar Oh Susanna and Postillion. Way Jones Deeming is noted in the seventh with Aviette Sincere Russell Cave Best Chance Son of John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muldoon
Sarah Day
Lucky ‘Drift
Milo McGee
Col. Beard
Laddiego
Kit
Gosh
Bonaera
My Colonel
Orator
Red Cap
Brown Sugar
Oh Susanna
Postillion
John
Broadway Jones
Deeming
Aviette
Sincere
Russell Cave
Best Chance
Aurora Meet Opens With Tight Finishes At 5 Furlongs
Purse 700 for two-year-olds leads a card listing multiple races including a 1000 purse Rialto Theater Handicap for three-year-olds and a 600 claiming event. Winners include Horse with Jockey Straight Place results across six races. weather clear and track fast.
Belmont Entries Show Wide Field in Opening Races
Belmont card lists six races with multiple entries across conditions. Notable names include J. P. Jones, Meadow Brook Steeplechase participants, Widener and Shoshone entries, plus various horses such as Royalite, Polynesia, Madrigal, and Flyng Al. Weather is clear and track fast with apprentice allowance claimed.
Belmont Results Horse Wt Jockey os Fi Sh Green Blazes
First race results list maiden two year olds at 5 furlongs with South Wind Cherub Rare Grit Time 0 59, longshot notes and scratches. Second race features three year old fillies at 6 furlongs Yee Follies Chrysalis Enslaved with times 1 12 and multiple runners. Third race claiming maiden two year olds 5 furlongs Little Blaze 0 59 time 0 59 with scratches. Fourth race handicap 1 mile Catalan Moon Raker Prime Minister with times 1 38 2 and notable entries. Fifth race claiming 1 mile Long Point Skirmish Scoop Time 1 41 with scratches. Sixth race two year old fillies 5 furlongs Edith Cavell Herodiade Plechita with times 0 35 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donarita
St. Pl
South Wind
Callahan
Gael
Chrysalis
Mashden
Enslaved
Thurber
Glister
Extra Dry
Sweet Ann
Gnome Girl
Kathleen Crosby
Chatterer
Whoa Emma
Lupine
Lightship
Little Blaze
Carter
Skip Little Noon
Canuck
Pure Pepper
Hair Dresser
Glimmering
Ambrose
Moon Raker
Hudgins
Col’ti
Sansini
Laplander
Vigil
Long Point
Skirmish
Beach
Scoop
Maiden
Pilgrim
Shamrock
Rowlandss West
Pencraft
Flagon
Johnny Campbell
S .An
Edith Cavell
McDev
Herodiade
Bronner
Plechita
Barnes
Cleire
Auray
Frances Rock
Xavier Names Captains for Next Season
The St. Xavier High School annual banquet honored baseball and basketball players. Jimmy Shevlin was elected captain of both the baseball and next season's basketball team. Walter Murphy, star center fielder, was chosen to lead the baseball squad next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier High
Jimmy Shevlin
Walter Murphy
Western League Scores Report
Lincoln loses to Wichita 7 to 8 while Des Moines edges Oklahoma City 8 to 7. Omaha defeats Tulsa 18 to 6 and Denver beats St. Joseph 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Wichita
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Tulsa
Denver
St. Joseph
Blue Bonnet Entries and Races at Ward Park
Race by race results list for Blue Bonnet, with seven events on a card. Maiden two-year-olds run 3 furlongs in Race 1 with several names including Cinderetta and Southern Melody. Remaining races feature claiming events, Kindergarten Stakes, Jockey Club Handicap, and 1 mile plus legs, listing horses and weights with post positions and trainers.
Detroit boxer Mc Graw scores TKO over Horvath in eighth
Phil Mc Graw of Detroit defeated Johnny Horvath of Mansfield by technical knockout in the eighth round of a twelve round bout. The referee stopped the fight to prevent further punishment. both fighters weighed 133 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Phil McGraw
Detroit Tonight
Johnny Horvath
Mansfield
Horvath
Detectives Seize Beer From Chicken Coop Find 38 Cases
Detectives Schwab Giovanniani and Lutz raided a garage ranch chicken coop near Accommod ation street and Gilbert avenue and confiscated thirty eight cases of pre war beer. Some beer found in the garage and the rest in the coop. Empty bottles and glasses found in the garage. Mary Casey of 1117 Gilbert avenue denies knowledge and will be cited to court for possession of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Giovanniani
Lutz
Accommodation Street
Gilbert Avenue
Mary Casey
Motor Club May Limit Tag Sales
The Cincinnati Automobile Club may restrict license tag sales to members under the Ohio motor vehicle code. Club leaders will study the issue before the Ohio Automobile Association convention at Cedar Point. If sales are limited to members, the County Auditor would handle tag distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Thad H. Brown
Ohio
Maketewah Country Club
Frank Switalski
Ohio State Automobile Association
Cedar Point
Automobile Club
Cincinnati Club
Jackson
Monte J. Goble
R. B. Mills
Herman Lackman
A. E. Mittendorf
W. T. Calerdine
Calerdine
H. J. Feister
Frank Krug
Cincinnati Zoological Garden
Two youths injured in Glenwood and Vine crash
Morris Haines aged 19 of 2314 Maplewood avenue and George White aged 18 of 2607 Eden avenue suffered bruises when the car they rode in struck a tree at Glenwood avenue and Vine street early yesterday. Haines, who drove, said the crash followed a rut in the street. They were taken to General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Haines
Maplewood Avenue
George White
Eden Avenue
Glenwood Avenue
Vine Street
Haines
General Hospital
Pardoning of Reichert Draws Fire from Judge and Prosecutor
Jacob Reichert, once business agent for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, was pardoned by Governor Donahey after serving three months of a fifteen year term for assault to kill non union workers. Judge Roettinger and County Prosecutor Bell criticized the action as contrary to policy and questioned illness as the basis. Reichert’s case involved hiring accomplices to attack a non union worker during a 1922 Cincinnati clothing strike. two brothers and another man remain imprisoned for payroll robbery linked to the case. A pending indictment for another assault to kill on Abe Welsefeld remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roettinger
Criminal Court
Jacob Reichert
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Donahey
Charles S. Bell
Reichert
M Roettinger
Mike
Frank Solderits
Yost Avenue
Erwin Leischer
Liddell Avenue
Michael Schaedel
Dennis Street
Cincinnati
J. H. Day Company
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Second District of
Ohio
Bell
Jessie Adler
Ohio Supreme Court
Newton D. Baker
Supreme Court
Abe Welsefeld
Richmond Street
Chester Park Owner J M Martin Recovers From Appendicitis
J M Martin, co owner of Chester Park, underwent an operation for acute appendicitis at Jewish Hospital and was reported recovering last night. His condition was deemed critical when he was brought to the hospital from the park where he was stricken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Martin
Chester Park
Jewish Hospital
Mr. Martin
Weitzel Wins Damage Suit Against City Over Manhole Accident
Akron resident Mrs. Lilly Mae Weitzel was awarded 1000 dollars in Cincinnati Common Pleas Court for injuries from a July 16 1922 manhole cover failure at Paradrome and Merrill Mt Adams. Attorney William Thorndyke argued city liability and improper lid replacement while the defendant claimed Mrs Weitzel shared fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Mae Weitzel
Akron
Hughes High School
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Weitzel
Thorndyke
Bruestle
Belgium Wins Gordon Bennett Cup Balloon Race
Belgium wins the Gordon Bennett Cup race after Prince Leopold piloting a Belgium balloon lands at Cape Torinana Spain after covering over 800 miles. The high cost of hosting may shift the event to another country next year and the United States may bid to host in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
M. Veenstra
Prince Leopold
Cape Torinana
Spain
Torinana
Atlantic Ocean
Corunna
United States
May Employ More Help in Health Department
The Board of Health tentatively decided to use $20,000 in additional funds for the last half of the year to cover $7,000 in pay for eight public health nurses and one district physician that would have been paid by the Board of Education. They also consider hiring another district physician, two food inspectors, a veterinary inspector, an assistant registrar of vital statistics, and one more nurse, plus $3,500 for new equipment and $2,500 for medical supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Board of Education
Grandmother Arrested Over Daughter’s Child
Mrs. Minnie Steinmetz 42 of Liberty and John streets was arrested on a detaining a child charge after refusing to surrender her seven year old granddaughter to Rexford LeMon 2431 West McMicken avenue. LeMon said his wife and he wanted the child after a visit to Steinmetz home. Steinmetz claimed the child preferred not to live with her stepmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenreider
Schwaeble
Minnie Steinmetz
Liberty
John Streets
Rexford LeMon
West McMicken Avenue
leMon
Smith Homestead Sale Funds New Norwood Stores
The Smith homestead at Main and Washington in Norwood sold for $200,000 to Major Realty Company from Margaret M. Smith. The purchase paves the way for a modern business block with store buildings, plans by architect Harry E. Kinney, and a Norfolk & Western railroad easement at the rear. The deal, effected by the Frederick A. Schmidt Company, marked Norwood’s largest real estate sale to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Main and
Washington Avenues
Norwood
Major Realty Company
Margaret M. Smith
Benjamin F. Smith
Oakley
Main Avenue
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Harry E. Kinney
Seibold-Farrell Building Company
Frederick A. Schmidt
K. L. Braughm
Ida Hennett
Bath
Réehcourt
Westwood
Becker Real Estate Company
Cleveland and Toledo Firms Named In Large Asset Transfers
A list of Ohio based companies and individuals appears with numerous asset transactions. Royce-Coon Grain and Seed Company Toledo valued at 100000 by Edward H Jr and others. J C Bacon Lumber Company Cleveland 25000 by J C Bacon and partners. Infornaro Sons Construction Cleveland 10000 by Domenick and others. Sugar ts Confectionery Springfield 106000. Capitol City Appliance Company Columbus 500 by Frank S and others. Several other firms and individuals are listed with 500 to 100000 values including Engdel Company Cleveland 500 and Ohler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Royce-Coon Grain and Seed Company
Toledo
Edward H. Jr
John D
William H. Rhoades
M. A. McNutt
F. C. Rook
J. C. Bacon Lumber Company
Cleveland
J. C. Bacon
R. L. Bailey
P. S. McArthur
George E. Hagenbuch
John P. Nally
Infornaro & Sons Construction’ Company
Marian Roose
Ear
Boxell
William H. Tucker
D. L. Jackson
Henry W. Seney
Capitol City Appliance Company
Columus
Frank S
Christie
Jane Richard P. Boone
Richard M Ghlin
Harry Amos
Carthage Realty Company
Eres
J .C. Luckay
M Yi Pee
Rekernee
Arthur A. Peck
Sohne, Inc
Doherty
L.T. ‘Ohler
James E. Thompson
Albert B. Fountain
Sara T. Joyce
Charlotte Realty Company
E. R. Ginsberg
J. M
S. S. Sampliner
B. Mason
R. Weisblat
Real
P. G. Walb
Munkel- Peasbeck Realty Company
Frank Tossey
Frederick Sinks
Florence L. Johnson
Eustella Donovan
Lucille S. Blank
Columbus Market Report Shows Oil Stocks Mix
From Columbus on June 10 investors note prices for common and preferred shares. Cities common rises amid market activity with new issue 381499 and a 91 percent pref. a821 indicates steady demand. Pure Oil common up 29 percent as trading continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Giants Sign Lefty Lindberg From Washington and Lee
Chicago June 10 Walter Gus Lindberg a left handed pitcher from Washington and Lee University was signed by the New York Giants and reported for duty immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Chicago
Walter
Gus) Lindberg
Washington and Lee University
New York Giants
Foreign exchange rates listed by New York World News Service
Daily foreign exchange rates show European currencies with ranges for demand and cables across nations including France Italy Belgium and Switzerland and also list Japan Hong Kong Shanghai Calcutta and Canada values with spot and check figures where available. Various European rates span low fractions to around 40 per dollar with ties to futures and cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
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McLean
Falmouth
Lincoln G. Plaut
Latonia
Lan Alyames
Queen Clara
Weather Love
Lakme
Welcome
Tall Grass
Frank
High Prince
Georgie
Virgil Moore
Dolly Bay
Little Trick
Jack Weaver
Accumulator
Little Cook
Black Grackie
Down
Goldfield
Eager
The
Bel
Dayli
BY Ring Lardner
Iran
Weil
Joe Boqdan
Yesur
BY Milt Grosa
Ban Ay
Charles Henry
Artin Nathanson
Coney Gieat Track
King Nadi
John J. Troxler
G. G. Moshier
Pocerongas
Hugo
Louisville
Lexington
Garrett Watts
Quince King
Vince Bud
Ethel K
Prince Lightfoot
Yrtle Dee
Doghie Star
Flying Spark
Wonder Well
May Lawless
Phil T. Chinn
Ington
Saratoga
Himyar Stud
Plaet
Savage
Aurora
Jockeraight
Jimmy Walker
Pinchon
Rialto Theater
Raw—Topango Marionette
Ball Jimmie Trinz
Bate
Hoagland
Gee
Helen G
Herbert
Charmat
Pitz
Iso
Marius
Umbrella
Gold Grafton
Phyllis Gentry
Pichon
Holloway
Mabel C
Blennerhasset and and Sewers
Millwick
Chiavetta
Poet
Boganowski
Bonnie Omar
Noe
Orse
Lew Pope
Green Spring
R.yelton
Jolly Boy
McClug
Baleful
Protectress
R. E. Clark
Ascot
Seth’s Alibi
Yoo Hoo
Trapnet
Eddie, Jr
Harrington
Sylvia
Nan
Froggie
Squire McMasters
Teddy Toast
Woodland
Slanderer
Ferrum
Allurin
McClung
Belmont
Beechwood
Sagara
Somerset
J. P. Jones
Meadow Brook
Vox Populi II
Boatman
Jaeas Tduettiste
Glen Reagh
Didi Bbe Oocccccesccis
Fredden Oes Ee Suis Icsdecass
Carabinier
Brookmeade
Tj. E. Widener
Royalite
Polynesia
Primrose
YUOMO
Ann
Siioon
Tinsbauak and Hoetwick
Wild Flower
BR Icanen
Balkan
PRESS
Lancaster
Senate
Enens Ae
Flatiron
Rocky Lane
Perodinde Wean
Swinburne
J. E. Madden
tShoshone
David Harum
Maddenstown
Sylvan Spring
C. R. Fleischman
Richmond
San AlMos
King O Neill
Hidalgo Thunderclap
Davis Si
Shevlin
Murphy
Xavier
Tiger
TNA
Iain
Viele
Polite Wentece
Ae Lettérman
Operrij Cdelicemies
St. Germain
Lucky Antoine
Peoria Gicbes
Rish Belle
Fair & Warmer
Warehouseman
Esibas Bormopo
Marato
Naenes
UTRA
George Ray
tZeppelin
Eeporgop Iaiss
Edinburgh
Cecssccen
Polly Wale
SqQuarson
Great Rock
McGraw
Motor Club
Secretary of State
Peter
Dr. McArthur
Dust Flower
Rivieraeeeeetteneeres
Transformer Serene
Ponjola Pete Enemmwnee
Statler
Clarence
Jock Trout
Aeehenee
Adventure
Erlwind Mac
Ramkin
Bettie
Uure Donarey
Martin
Hughes
U.S
Smith Homestead
J. Co. Grunkemeyer
Long Island
Washington, D. C
Mills Avenue
A. Kramer
John E. Manthey
George H. Neinshausen
Meyer Lantz
Empress Theater
I. Frankel
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Harry Mohliman
Wickham Model Home
Wickham Construction Company
Kenton Hills
Roy E. Biles
Biles
Burgeo
Ohio Valley
Cheviot
Bond Hill
Covington and Newport Brokers
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Canal
Tam
Aya
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Vine
Pred Tuke
Holz
Sec
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