Rose and Guery Fight to a Draw at Redland Field
In the featured eight round 147th Infantry show, Rose and Guery battled to a draw with Guery leading early and Rose surging in the seventh and final rounds. Sammy Buchanan outboxed Reddy Blanchard in the semi-final as Blanchard pressed hard but fell short on power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Rose
Guery
Redland Field
147Th Infantry
Rose
Newport
Midge
Reddy
Blanchard
Sammy Buchanan
Atlanta
Buchanan
Willie Yap
Johnny McPherson
Joe Dragan
Battler
Dragan
Howard Mitchell
Jess McMurty
Tommy Shay
Joe Lupo
Lupo
Giants Take Option on Hoag From Sacramento Club
The New York Giants secured a 36 hour option on Myril Hoag the Sacrament o Solons standout outfielder. Owner Lewis Moreing reportedly set asking price at 75000 dollars for the young talent.
THISTLEDOWN RACE MEET RESULTS
Horse winners and payouts across seven races at Thistledown led by Lanier winning the first race at 5 furlongs with 17.20 to 5.00 payouts while Closwald and Peace Lady also placed in the top three. Second race featured Brushing taking $7.20 with Paige at $4.40 and Vandion at $8.40. Third race saw Taystee and Grey March among top finishers. Fourth race Pink Blossom won with Vitalize and Royal Bells in the placings. Fifth race featured Lucky Drift at 8.20 with Darfur and Happy Hanly also earning. multiple scratches listed. Sixth race paid Dougherty 36.60 with Troubanova 8.20 and Indra 5.60. Seventh race Royal Sadie led with Coquina and Sharon also placing. Weather clear, track sloppy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier
Rob
Closwald
Dupuy
Peace Lady
Ding
Garrick
Greensville
Intruder
Leano
Inarow
Fairment
Sunzena
China
Dark Agress
Baflet
Anthro
Reeves
Paige
Sccosesee
Vandion
Sun Dance
St. Charles
Partake
Lady le Comte
Follow Me
Fusileer
Sam Dink
Amir
Roughneck
Nayarit
Fair Legion
Sunday Clothes
Jack Rankins
Foxmore
Mabel Basil Ener
Taystee
Rose
Kitty Cat
Apopka
Minzh Louise
Bucks Daisy
Efeldee
Drastella
Golden Tinted
Lady Assagai
Fair Anita
Seth's Premium
Calzona
Elbee
Lang
Pink Blossom
Vitalize
Madden
Royal Bells
Carroll
Sailor Maid
Pequeto
Verbena
Useppa
Sister Maggie
Twinkle Star
Antha S
Tufk
Plamarno
Agitate
Little Hattie
For Luck
Josie Hartman
Eere
Orse
Lucky Drift
Cannon
Darfur
Bryant
Happy Hanly
Minteel
Mad Sketch
Milania
Igor
Wine Jug
Finnie
Kamuela
Infanta
Ormontime
Wentz
Louisville Lou
Chrysler
Ballot Girl
Dougherty
Troubanova
Frye
Indra
Redding
Peter Prim
Dingo
Valence
Nonenicer
Miss Paradise
Cavalry
Sea Lady
Shakitup
Galiano
Fair Marion
Natrolite
Links
High Prince
Pardon
Isaac L
Royal Sadie
Cunningham
Sharon
Clarence le Bus
Sue Barker
McKim and Shasta Lady
Claimitieirse
Wisits
Nelle Pebbles
Kitty Keane
Burnt Brown
Miss Rosedale
Lady Santa
Mighty Cute
Blue Canopy
Pretty Pose Steeeeeeee
Lybia
Evenin Sky
Gertrude Soiss
Fair Rosalind
Nora D Seeneesseeescees
Lin Tobin
Lady Marsh
Venee Aeeneeseere
Laughing Girl
Tanface
Sun Porter Oheeenee
Donna Vivian
Naughty Sallie
Shasta Snow
Tsuruga
Amer Thunder
Betty Barrett
Lady Coventry
Tela
Princess Edith
Zeta Weweeee
Teeeeneeee
Betty Ann
Martha Jones
Nisia Peegeesneerene
Lord Concord
Cabildo Saaskposey Peesee
Fort Dearborn
Lady Clarence
Dark Simon
Minturn Seeatteeeertes
Jovial Friar
Voltmeter
Mat Mahoney
Mac Hogan
Morenuff
Madcap Marvin G
Seth
Enene
Nancy Seth
Theorist Jane
Elizabeth
Belline
Louise Wil
Trivett
Corbett
Miss Alabama
Neal
Patricia Ann
Mr. Deluxe
Coral Beach
Tombereau
Top Kick
Bob
McFarland
Athofla
Wicker
Canfli
Huff
Smith
Generola
Tapdance
Be Easy
Josephine D
Ace
Meyer
Nursie
Marinelli
P. J. Flaraty
Theo Red
Pat Field
Jean Desaible
Pride
Cartoon
Colonel Gilmore
Monoplane
Black Bart
Solus
Faraway
John T. D
Mainrock
Leah Jane
Hyman
Polinos
Blue Law
Frank
tBug Hunter
Hyannisport
Bradley
Harry Kuhns
Clubhouse
Landolt
Jack
Ambrose
Morson
Marcum
Diana Forget
Zacaweista
Pious
Squabbler
Hypoluxo
Suitor
Amyvale
Broken Sound
Listo
Mutuel Field
Milton Moore
C. M. McKenna
Dixie Dreamer
First Mission
Ellice
W. G. Bowman
C'bett
Chariot
Lennie
Don Fernando
Marin‘il
Ips
Ant Dee
Prompter and Sunsweeper Lead Blue Bonnets Debut
Maiden two year olds race at 4 1 2 furlongs ends with Prompter and Sunsweeper in a tight finish. Time 0 16. Also Ran Harvard Autumn Bloom and Lionhearted. Scratched Lindy. The card continues with six more races including allowances for three year olds and upward and claiming events. Weather rainy and track muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prompter
Curran
Sunsweeper
Craver
Saratoga
Sur’vey
Harvard
Autumn Bloom
Lionhearted
Lindy
Angry Celebbasaeede
Fantad
Stevens
Kingsway
Slate
Lance Pennant
McG'nns
Tout Feu
Sullovey
Lorraine M
Avira
General Toy
Chene
Robertson
Fator
Brimsey
Sorry
Elcidio
Babble
Black Cloud
Wrackell
Hathroom
Brother Rank
Riley
Troutler
Townrow
Marlboro
Tehed— Malone
Smith
Five Seeds Survive In Eastern Intercollegiate Net Meet
Harold Plymire Stanford falls to Clifford Robbins California in the third round, trimming eight seeded players to five. Remaining contenders include Julius Seligson Lehigh, David Jones Columbia, Clifford Sutter Tulane, Leonard Dworkin California, and Maurice Bayou Tulane, with Bayou advancing in two straight matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold Plymire
Stanford
Clifford Robbins
University of California
Plymire
Julius Seligson
Lehigh
David Jones
Columbia
Clifford Sutter
Tulane
Leonard Dworkin
California
Maurice Bayou
Dworkin
Bayoun
Aqueduct Race Day Results First Six Races
Results from Aqueduct show six races with purse ranges around 1000 dollars. Early two year olds race six furlongs won by Bathorse with Time 1 02. Flying Gal wins for three year old fillies in one mile in 1 39. several claimers and scratches noted across the card. wind cloudy and track sloppy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Bathorse
General A
Baby
Banko
Charleigh
the Break
Snickersnee
Flying Gal
Abel
Enid
Mann
Bourbon Maid
Leishman
Kurtsinger
Colossal
Fischer
Ellis
Black Watch
Agua Caliente
Vast
War Saint
Sun Shadow
Ramoneur
Woodhaven
Grandma Lapp
Deedie
Walls
Hieaway
Hibala
Airliner
Gay Paul
Ronald Grey
Kensington
Jamison
Sun Falcon
Coltiletti
Aldershot
Kelsay
Camp Meade
Aliso Ran
Capstone
Nicotine
Shipmaster
Wrestler
New Broom
Caesarion
Fleched Argent
Susie Jane
Fred Whitham
Angry Lass
Quilen
Star Flyer
Workman
Night Signal
Paradise Lost
Dufferin Park Race Day Results Summary
Multiple claiming races at Dufferin Park with purses from 700 to 800 dollars. Winners include Carefree, Eleusagon, Tauclane, Plaguer, and St. s Fancy with various pays and placings. Scratches include Reighshot, Postville, Recognition, San Ridge, Iden Answer, Rhyme and Reason, Meridian Queen, Thymon, and Plucky Pal. Weather clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carefree
Snider
Adams
Mabel
Duggan
Federal Reserve
Grim Rock
Jeannine
Reighshot
Postville
Eleusagon
Phillips
Vestry
McCabe
Vinlin
Horn
Dbeastess
Pelorus
Red Ridge
Billy Bozo
Star
San Ridge
Tauclane
Foden
Bron'te Pref’d
Col
Seth
Maxie
Iden Answer
Plaguer
Haines
Assail
Be'ty
Randma G
West Wind
Signolla
Paula L
Jean Bond
Mozer
Mimic
High Skip
Golden Lux
Ramona S
Ferseth
Exhibition Baseball Scorecard Fragment at Reading and Albany
Reading and Albany played exhibition games with mixed innings and incomplete lines. Hitting lines show scattered runs and errors, while battery assignments list Herring Harris Rensa Bresnahan Green Whitney for Reading and McEvoy Hargrave Borski W for Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. E. R. H. E. Letroit
Herring, Harris and Rensa
Bresnahan, Green and Whitney
Albany
R. H. E. New York
Ene Ee
McEvoy A Hargrave
Ityborski
Selections by Trackman at Washington Park
Races list multiple horses per event with Best Chance and top picks. Includes First to Seventh races at Washington Park and Aqueduct with horse names such as Nelle Pebbles, Fair Rosalind, Apt, Captain J. 8, Bonny Boy, Cash Play, and Mate. Trainer and jockey details are not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Nelle Pebbles
Fair Rosalind
Lillian Tobin
Tan Face
Reverberate
Sister Mary
Apt
Zeta
Betty
Martha Jones
Nisia
Bubble Weight
Sidney Grant
Jean Valjean
Lady Clarence
Madcap Marvin
Marsnuff
Seth
Nancy Seth
Fairmount Racetrack Results Show Crowded Card
Summary of claiming races at Fairmount with purses $800 to $900. First race notable for King at Arms and Mac Fogle showing place through exacta. Second race features Tricky Colonel and Carlino with Edith Grey among top four. Third race lists Griff W and Melita with Gaineswood placing. multiple scratches noted. Fifth through Sixth races provide results for Molehill and Clyde G with show payouts and scratches. seventh race begins but details cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Renick
King At Arms
Belyski
Mac Fogle
Kellum
Blue Blood
the Badger
Georgia Herget
Southland King
Meyer Gold
Baronne
Lila G
Philomath
Tricky Colonel
Martin
Carlino
Moran
Cece
Edith Grey
Cimera
Melita
Judy
Gaineswood
Day
Bee Jay
Sly Polly
Punkie
Turf King
Swoop
Pegasus
Ranmaid
Marcella Agnes
Midmint
Ruth Long
Annex
Molehill
Cimerak
Essie
Cavens
Banner Bright Schutte
Calome
Judge Dixon
Lazy Susan
Vanquish
Arcturus
Corbeau
Clyde G
Miss Blink
Whitacre
Aqueduct Entries First Race and Others
Race card lists four racings with purses from 1000 to 2000 added. Entries include Gabrielle, Carolino, Demoiselle, My Inver, Miss Grace, Miss Teddy among two-year-old fillies. The Ace II, Stoney Lonesome, Lead Light II among steeplechase entries. Chief Executive, Infinitus, Patronese among highweight handicap contenders. Wildare and Panu among the Speculation claiming handicap and a sprint of two-year-olds. Apprentice and other weight allowances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrielle
Bob
Carolino
Rosa Hoga
Demoiselle
Miss Grace
Miss Teddy
Noras Grace
Lady Hogan
Dame Rumor
Merryton
Heatherdale
Regina H June Moon
Panu
Imperial Air
Sun Mission
Anabsade
Prince Bonnie
Ceylon
Prince
Attamart
Tvoyage 2
Fran. Seymour
DUFFERIN PARK ENTRIES Washington Park results
Racing card from Dufferin Park shows seven races with purses from 1,200 to 1,600 dollars and a new track record in the Drexel Boulevard Handicap. Winners include Flagtime at 5.42 8.84 3.00 and Clubhouse at 12.00 3.64 2.74, with multiple named entries and scratches across events.
League May Change Deadline for Signing Amateurs to July
Managers of Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Commission teams meet tonight at 7 45 to discuss extending the signing deadline to July 1 as set by the National Baseball Federation. Sunday marks the final signing date since the G C A B C organized. Schedule shows Sunday games across Miamitown Denham Avenue West Fork Newtown Groesbeck with New Eras having a bye in Class A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati
Amateur Baseball Commission
National Baseball Federation
Miamitown
Rapid Electros
Denham Avenue
Coca- Cola Cubs
Beecher Buckeyes
Seiblers
Solways
West Fork Field
McCullough- Ashton Furnitures
Union
Cubs
R. B. Clothes
Lammers Music House
Newtown
O.—Union Printers
Hamilton County Republican Club
Groesbeck
Hanauer Motor Car
Brown Stops Brostoff In Second Round TKO
Bayonne, June 18. Panama Al Brown defeated Benny Brostoff in the second round of a ten round bantamweight bout. Brostoff suffered a cut above the eye in the second round and the referee halted the fight awarding Brown the victory by technical knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Panama
al Brown
Benny Brostoff
New York
Brostoff
Brown
Home Run Parade Leaders and Totals
The Leaders list shows Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees tied with 21 and 18 home runs respectively, Foxx of the Athletics adds 15, with other players Berger of the Braves 18 and Klein of the Phillies 19. League totals and ground totals appear garbled but indicate a focus on home run performance and yesterday’s notable contributions by Morgan and Simmons of the Indians and Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Yanks
Berger
Braves
Klein
Phillies
Gehrig
Wilson
Cubs
Foxx
Athletics
Nationals
Morgan
Indians
Simmons
Miller
Norwood store holdup yields bandit cash
A lone bandit held up a Norwood chain store at Courtland and Franklin early yesterday and escaped with 1381.27. Store manager Roy Gra ser of Walnut Hills and butcher Milton Adams of Norwood were tied in a refrigerator while the thief gathered cash and fled. Edward Kanthake, 12, of Norwood, later released them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
Franklin Avenues
Norwood
Roy Graser
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Milton Adams
Waverly Avenue
Edward Kanthake
Ivanhoe Avenue
River Depth Report and Departures at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 11.5 feet at 6 last night with heavy flow. The Senate Cordill departed for Pittsburgh at 5 PM and the John W. Hubbard left for Louisville at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Senator Cordill
Pittsburgh
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Visalia murder case heard in Covington Kentucky
Richard Finnell 60 a Visalia merchant was held to the grand jury without bond at a preliminary hearing for the murder of Lyttle, a railroad foreman, near Visalia. Eyewitnesses testified Finnell fired twice into Lyttle as the man begged for mercy. Sheriff Besterman disarmed Finnell and ordered the body removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Finnell
Visalia
John B. Read
Kenton
Mark Lyttle
Finnell
Lyttle
John M. Besterman
Covington
Besterman
Charles Martin
Thomas Hayes
Eldon Brown
George Jester
Amos Brown
Brown
Richard van Hoene
Stephens L. Blakely
John T. Murphy
Kenton County Court Room
Kentucky De Molays Open Annual Meet
The third annual Kentucky De Molay Association conclave will be held tomorrow and Saturday at Covington Masonic Temple. More than 150 De Molays from 13 lodges are expected. Robert V. Rogers prepares programs. Registration, business session, luncheon, committee meetings, recreation, banquet, speakers, and a Park Hills Tennis Club finale with the Debonairs are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky DE Molays
Kentucky de Molay Association
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Covington
Park Hills Tennis Club
City Manager Delayed Arrival in Hastings Michigan
Oscar A. Kratz the new Covington City Manager sent a late message from Hastings Michigan stating he will not arrive until Monday to begin duties. He traveled with his four children from Dubuque Iowa to Hastings where they will stay with his mother for the summer after his wife’s death over a year ago. A data collection from departments gathered by Miss Viola Blackburn awaits his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Kratz
Covington
Hastings
Mich
Dubuque
Viola Blackburn
Plans retrial of Covington patrolman Frank Litzler
Allen Howard Commonwealth Attorney announced preparations for a retrial of Covington patrolman Frank Litzler who was indicted on criminal assault and tried but the jury failed to reach a verdict. Howard hopes to bring the case to trial again if possible before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Howard
Commonwealth Attorney
Frank Litzler
Covington
Howard
Litzler
Covington Officer Litzler Remains Suspended After Misdemeanor Trial
A Kenton Circuit Court case against Covington police officer Litzler adjourned for summer with the jury failing to reach a verdict. The charges involve Elsie Smith, 14, alleging an attack on Halloween night near Licking Pike in Campbell County. The jury split eight to four, nine to three, on different ballots for acquittal. The case likely moves to the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Litzler
Covington
Elsie Smith
Licking Pike
Campbell County
Edward Blick
Diversions Filed For Absolute Divorces In Florida Michigan
Mrs Viola Mullins sues Clifford Mullins of St Augustine Fla for absolute divorce and child custody. The pair wed December 28 1926 and separated February 11 1929. Mrs Dora May King seeks divorce from Elmer King of 114 West Robbins Street for cruelty and child custody. They married February 3 1920. Mrs Ida May Rees sues Ward C Rees of Morenci Michigan for cruelty and asks to restore her maiden name Ida May Hill. They wed February 18 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Mullins
Clifford Mullins
St. Augustine
Fla
Dora May King
Elmer King
West Robbins Street
Ida May Rees
Ward C. Rees
Morenci, Mich
Local Couples Named in Courtship Pairings
A list of individuals from Kentucky Ohio and Cincinnati in mixed ages and occupations is presented as paired names with hometowns and occupations. The couples include George E Schmitt a 32 year old checker from Covington Kentucky with Agnes Hoffman 24 from Decoursey and others such as Anthony J Mazza 25 accountant Cincinnati with Margaret Battagalia 25 Covington. Additional pairs include Earl Dove 46 gas worker Ashland and Goldie age of Ashland, P Coombs 23 baker Beattyville with Ruby E Densinlee 21 Beattyville. Max Vogelsang 26 salesman Erlanger and Marguerite Heink 26 Covington. Clarence J Minor 21 clerk with Ida C Tierkel 19 Cincinnati. John C Lorentz 21 clerk and Rosella Pries 21 Mansfield. Matthew McKinstry 83 contractor with Evelyn Eyman 22 Marion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Schmitt
Checker
Covington
Agnes Hoffman
Decoursey
Anthony J. Mazza
Cincinnati
Margaret Battagalia
Earl Dove
Goldie Age
Ashland
O. P. Coombs
Baker
Ruby E. Densinlee
Beattyville
Max Vogelsang
Erlanger
Marguerite Heink
Kentucky
Clarence J. Minor
Ida C. Tierkel
John C. Lorentz
Rosella Priés
Mansfield
Matthew McKinstry
Evelyn Eyman
Marion
Powers Conference Addresses Costs and Corporate Power
The American envoy argues that consumer costs for household power far exceed production costs and urges price alignment. He warns that mergers and holding companies erode protective laws, risking the public with oversized corporate structures. President Hoover sends greetings. Dr. Bain discusses minerals in a power driven world and Gustave Egloff covers hydrocarbon gas as a power source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sackett
Hoover
H. Foster Bain
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Gustave Egloff
Chicago
Universal Products Company
United States
Frederic Sackett a Louisville public utility figure and Hoover adviser
Frederic Sackett, an attorney and businessman from Kentucky, long connected with public utilities and coal mining, served as President of the Louisville Gas and Louisville Light Companies before his 1924 Senate election. A Rhode Island native and Harvard Law School graduate, he befriended Herbert Hoover in food administration days and led the Senate Steering Committee during Mrs. Hoover’s presidency. He supported tariffs, anti radicalism, opposed government control of business, and warned against La Follette Wheeler third party tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Sackett
Senate
Kentucky
Louisville Gas Company
Louisville Light Company
Sackett
Rhode Island
Harvard Law School
Columbus
Louisville
Hoover
America
la Follette
Wheeler
Louisville Transportation Club
Covington Beauty Parlor Proprietor Wins Verdict
Eleanor N. Adams former President of Oxford College for Women Cleveland Ohio lost in the State Supreme Court in a suit for damages from Florence Frey beauty parlor owner Covington Kentucky. Adams was hit by Frey s car on Race Street Cincinnati between Fourth and Fifth streets April 28 1925. Lower Hamilton County courts had denied damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eleanor N. Adams
Oxford College For Women
Oxford
State Supreme Court
Florence Frey
East Ninth Street
Covington
Hamilton County
Miss Adams
Newport Police Struggle To Identify Schoo Slaying Suspect
Newport police reported no definite suspect in the murder of Augu st Schoo, 63, a city policeman killed outside 328 Washington Avenue. Investigators considered a triangle motive and questioned Schoo’s acquaintances, while a Panama hat found near the scene could not yield an owner. Funeral services were held at Corpus Christi Church with police attending in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
August Schoo
Schoo
Lieut
Leo Livingston
Joseph Kuhn
Main Street
Champaign
Ill
Washington Avenue
Livingston
Corpus Christi Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport Police Department
James Fuller
Youths Admit Testimony Was False in Liquor Case
Three Campbell County youths admitted to Roger Neff Jr. that they had offered false testimony during the trial of Martha Simms charged with selling liquor to a minor. Simms, arreste d at 214 West Southgate, faces arraignment as officers probe who induced the perjury. Constable Durand Staudinger was cleared of a weapon charge after denying accusations he threatened John Crawford with a revolver when serving a civil summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Conrad Matz
Roger Neff, Jr
Martha Simms
West Southgate Street
Wilbur Spaulding
East Front Street
Albert Craig
Edmond Craig
Charles Craig
Matz
Neff
Ernest Brandes
John Crawford
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Staudinger
Crawford
Walter Lukens
Police Court Adjourns in Memory of Slain Newport Officer
Newport Police Court adjourned yesterday to honor August Schoo, the Newport policeman fatally shot Saturday night. Judge Alfred Maybury and city officials attended the obsequies. A large docket awaits the judge this morning as more than twenty two defendants appeared yesterday and today likely adds to the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
August Schoo
Alfred Maybury
Marriage Licenses Report from Lima and Nearby Areas
Lieutenant Robert Lieurance 23 deputy sheriff and Rachel Burnett 21 of Lima Ohio granted license. Robert Gaines Jr 21 clerk and Ruth Littlejohn 21 of Cincinnati Ohio issued license. Orval Meyer 21 farmer and Mary Lehman 21 of Celina Ohio. Lawrence Cincush 33 machinist Fast Jordan Michigan and Laura Glahn 32 Melbourne Kentucky. John Wells 24 truck driver and Muriel Stokes 21 Waynesfield Ohio married license recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lieurance
Rachel Burnett
Lima
Robert Gaines, Jr
Ruth Littlejohn
Cincinnati
Orval Meyer
Farmer
Mary Lehman
Celina
Lawrence Cincush
Fast Jordan
Mich
Laura Glahn
Melbourne
John Wells
Muriel Stokes
Waynesfield
Unmasked man robs three city gas stations
An unmasked white man robs three filling stations in different city locations using a blue-steel revolver and escapes in a cheap roadster. The Refiners' Oil station at Temple and Harrison nets $21.40 with attendant Cam Burgess. Spring Grove Avenue station takes $20. Caldwell & Taylor at Elberon and Mt Hope yields $33.40 with attendant Charles Woodke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Company
Temple and
Harrison Avenues
Cam Burgess
West Eighth Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Walter Zimmer
Homeside Avenue
Caldwell &Taylor
Elberon Avenue
Mt. Hope
Charles Woodke
Considine Avenue
Lake Cargo Freight Case Adjourned Toward Oct 6
Washington June 18 An adjournment until October 6 will be taken in the lake cargo freight rate case after tomorrow's hearing. Respondents, including South coast operators and railroads, will prevent witnesses from answering allegations heard this week from operators in Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lake Cargo Freight
Chicago
South Coas
Lake Cargo
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Thistledown
Dufferin Park
Trackman
Mayes Lutz
Delco Light
Extra
Peralta
Don Tinky
Miss Sourire
J. 8
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Helen Dean
Dog Vane
Frank Podesta
Flying Torch
Paddy Flaherty
Shorty
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Laurie
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Alan’s Bay
Dr. Red
King Charles
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Fairmount
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Goose Step
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Molly Hogan
Bilson
Thistle
Atti Ae
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King Bank
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Bozo
Billy Doran
Maryale
Western Princess
Starboard Light
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Kingsport
Theo Rochester
Thistle Boy
High Life
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Regina H
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Bold Knight
Autumn Bells
Voltear
Infinitus
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Bill Lutz
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Don Tink
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Srseesegensevess
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Helen Deanweennee
Cockrill
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Aimee Goldsmith
Arline Nno
Meriwie
Idealia
Bunnie Best
Sateen
Bertie’s Co
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Eddie
Neon
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Sullivan
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Clay Pigeo
Dearborn
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Lady Chilton
Philo
Siren Son
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Vane
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Reddy Fox
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Ike Mann
Dalry
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Izetta
Pongo
Bowie
Canada
Mad Mullah
Corposant Stereeseeres
Rhyme & Reason
Peter Whittie
Saa
Tahoka
Clear Moon
Lady Emblem
Itso
Little Pa
Easter Seth
Patti Louise Seeeeene
Sheila Byrne
Gertrude Reade
Red Cactus
Hasty Prince
Jotivaee
T Bilson
Nusual O
Shasta Sun
Bateeeee
Mirvin Lou
Thistle Pattiseeeee
Muffin Boy
Audley
Panivana Enry Som
Salutation
Col. Fallen
Matthew
King Bank Ll
Claricaune
Bill
Brown Thistle
Gen. Jackson
O Een
Nicholson
Mary Dale
Leflore Seeeerneeenes
Alamae
Western Prin
Lazy Susannae
Sir Raoul
Master Star
Shasta Mint
Padre
Theo. Roch’ter
Germaine Chau
Fidelia O
Ragabald
Blue Ash
Robina Seth
le Boy
Matushka
Yalovian Ae
Lincoln Plant
Wts. Ts
Hugh
Fred Buell
Hazel Gumberts
Shepherd of Hills
Queen Retewe
Balsam Lake
Laguna
Jane Rinehart
Torrnto
High Dell
The
Associated Press
Chris Greene
Huntington
Ja.m
Parkersburg
Dam
Pt. Pleasant
W. Ve
Portsmouth
Oeseeewarere
Cincinna
Ind
Aeeet
Dam No
Evansville
Paducah
Cairo
Seeeeenenenenes
Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Ark
Vicksburg
Miss
New Orleans
Franklin
Lock No
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Logan
Williamson W. Vv
Pikeville
Farmers, Ky
Sete Seenee
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Nashville
Trates Cecbivosss
Florence
Ateen Enon Neeeen
Sete Davenport
Seeeeeeweees
Vee Keokuk
Rewesone
Neeeeteersee
Aonee
Kansas City
Severe
St. Louis
Sagrett
Covington Beauty Parlor
Suhoo
Illinois
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!