Latonia Race Meet Delivers Surprises and Big Payouts
At Latonia track yesterday a fast surface and lively crowds saw Tony Bonero dominate the third race while Al Muller won the fourth in a tight handicap. Cisko led in the second with Miss Ballistite suffering late, and Sandiver caused a first race upset as betting spread nationwide.
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Mantuels
Miss Ballistite
Tony Bonero
Latéfila
Alice Baird
Latonia
Torria
Sandiver
Fred Herbert
Herbert
Cisko
Orlando
Nina Archer
Wintergreen
Martin
Blagg
Scoville
Louise K
King of HE
Myles O‘connell
Milton B
Nila Ana Katie Wilke
Mutuals
Toney Bonero
Handzaretta
Ben Double
Ad Muller
Réd Hussar
Brookstone
Pender
Agnes Wood
Warden
Camille
Maritza
Cunnington
Chief Hayés
Charley Hill
al Mulle
Kennedy
Saturday League Sees Tight Race Among Sep Bias Clubs
Norwood and Newport face each other in a close duel as Ridge and Pleas ant Ridge clash in a pivotal Saturday schedule. The league race tightens with Norwood showing improved form after slump, while Ridge sides seek first win versus untested opponents.
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W. L. Pe
Ridge
Norwood
Newport
Wiedemann
Newport Rm
Flegsest
Riane
Pleasant Ridge
Medinais
Jast~ Batertay
Téama Cannee
Pia
Reno to host Jeffries Johnson fight on July 4
Reno Nevada is set as the battle ground for the Jeffries Johnson bout with Gov. Gillett assuring no state interference. A 300 by 300 foot arena will be built in East Reno near rail and trolley lines, Johnson trained at a three mile west farmhouse, Jeffries at Moana Springs, and a double card with Laneford Ketchel potentially staged the same morning. Tex Rickard explains Reno offers quicker access for fans from San Francisco and avoids a long desert trip to Goldfield.
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Presa Dispatch
Reno
Nev
Jeffries-Johnson
Tex Rickard
Gillett
California
Southern Pacific Railway
McLaughlin
Rickard
Rens Fight Committee
San Francisco
Johnson
Tom Flanagan
Jeffries
Moaha Springs
T Reno
Sid Hester
Hester
Goldfield
Efort
Flanagan
Ohio State League game Lancaster tops Newark 3 to 0
Newark and Lancaster played a tight Ohio State League contest with Lancaster taking a 3 0 win. Key hits came from Kendall Huffman and Lanier while pitchers Strack and Gosworn held Newark to six hits. Final line showed Lancaster 3 Newark 0 with notable defensive plays and multiple double plays.
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Newark
Lancaster
Strack Gut
Gosworn
Heenkee
Nh Balle
Horn i
Siat
Double
Frankeh
Afderson
Huffiman
Ple
Lallier
Sample
Franken
Huffman
Diggers Sweep Chillicothe in Double Victory
Marion Ohio, June 21 special dispatch reports the Diggers beating Chillicothe 7 to 6 in the first game and 5 to 0 in the second. Zmich pitched the shutout in the second as Chillicothe failed to threaten, while Weller Epler and Rilly delivered key runs in the opener.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Diggers
Chillicothe
Weller
Epler
Rilly
Zmich
Fation
Ab.h.q
Colligan
Bartait
S Reilly
Umm
Kibier
Bees Méehan
Witt
M N
Goulait
Rs Dennst’e
Gooper
Ijfwate
Lima 12 Portsmouth 4 in rough contest at home
A special dispatch from Lima reports Portsmouth attempted to press for another game after a heated finish. Umpire calls and local reactions sparked tension as Childs and O Day contributed key plays before the final sequence.
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Lima
Portsmouth
Commercial Tribune
Makai Are
Cerminal Childs
O'Day
Buena Vista results prompt few favorites win
At Buena Vista track in Salt Lake City on June, only two favorites won. Jockey Callaghan served a three day suspension for a foul in the fourth race. First race winner Bainere led a large field. second race saw Swagerla prevail. third race was won by West Point with Chenault second. Time lines given for each race.
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Matuels
H. M. Sabath
Ialy -Paxton
Charley Hill
Tony Bonero
Wintergreen
Myles O’connelht
Milton B
Tony
Jim Jeff
Hiet -Hayés
Noah
Bale
Notha
Eddie Martin
New York
King’s
Iétkafé
Middletown
Fred Herbert Rush
Weill
Takes
J. M. Camden
Hoe
Sandiver
Weaver
Geist
Mr. Franklin
H.M. Sabath
M. Tinishea
Haley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Buena Vista
Callaghan
Baffonica
Bainere
Seiden
Nablosus
Burning
Bush
Vosper
Wistaria
Aunt Polly
Déneén
Convent Bel
Marcus Arilusian
West Point
Ibe
Willian
Chenault
Carroll
Beatrice Bottle
Calligan
Muit Great
Pearl Baés
Toes
Boo Bower T
Sir Ben
Clare
Mike Jordan
Bylvia
Corrigan
Brewery Stakes Feature Race Capsize Wins in Hamilton
The feature event at Hamilton, the Brewery Stakes for 2-year-olds, was won by Capsize at 4 to 1. Eight races were on the program with varied results across the card, including first race six furlongs and further race times and placements for horses such as Roth Castle and Nethermost.
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Hamilton
Associated Press
Brewery
la Dna
Ramsey
Oolfones
Burns
Secon Roth Castle
J. Don
Louenola
Jolika
Albert
Abery
Dorando D
Marton C
Kernochan
Sir Philo
Erigone
Cénpole
Godse
Nethermost
la Hae Cummings
St Hérman
Rio Grandé
Donald Mac
Capéfsauce
Foléy
Milonerie
Rio
One Chalmers Car Holds Glidden Lead After Penalties
Maxwell No. 7 faces a six point deduction for adjusting a spring clip on a shock absorber, leaving Chalmers No. 5 with a perfect Glidden score. Premier earlier penalized seven points for water use, while other cars incurred smaller penalties amid hot 99 degree Texas heat and sandy roads.
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Commercial Tribune
Dallas
Tex
Har
Ty le ‘Bill
Chalmers’ Motor Company
Maxwell
Chalmers No
Arkansas
Chalmers
Morrow
Texas
Dallas County
Lawton
Oier
Cino
Texarkana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gale
Patry
Cartercar
Lexington
Westcott
Anniversary of the Royal Arcanum Observed at Walnut Hills
The thirty third anniversary of the Order of the Royal Arcanum will draw thousands of members from twelve local councils and other cities. A meeting will be held at Walnut Hills Council Peebles corner with Mayor C. H. Sexduer of Lancaster and other Grand Council representatives as guests. Twenty five new members will be initiated at Walnut Hills.
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Order of the Royal Arcanum
Tomer
Walnut Hills
Franklin Rupecht
Columbus
M.W. Séégér
Dayton
Chatlea~ Fox
Poledo
Granda Council
Delegates chosen at St Mark's Branch meeting
St Mark's Catholic Knights of Ohio held a lively meeting with large attendance. John Franz elected delegate to the state convention and Henry Plogman as alternate. Henry Monteil Clar enes Zellet and Edward Bohmer named auditing committee. Next regular meeting postponed to July 4 with only one July meeting. Social time featured remarks by Walter O Leary Lissa Froelicher Henry Monteil and Henry Nordloh. music by St Mark's orchestra.
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St. Mark’s
Catholic Knights of Ohio
John Franz
Henry “Plogman
Henry Mountél
Clarénes Zellet
Eadward Bohmér
Walter O'Leary
Lissa Froelicher
Henry Mountel
Henry Nordloh
St. Mark's
Arrest Runaway Boys In Connection With Theft
Two runaway youths, Max and Herman Schulberg, aged 16 and 18, residents of Chicago, were arrested on suspicion of stealing a weathering machine from the Sidney Printing Company in Odd Fellows temple.
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Max
Herman Schulbérg
Serpe
Lee Ae
Chitagé
Sidney Printing. Company
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Linwood Public Schools Hold Commencement Ceremony
Thirty one Linwood pupils graduated last night in Calvary Presbyterian Church. Four part singing by Cin cinnati school students marked the ceremony. Valedictorian Miss Htta Bardon and salutatorian Miss Alene Mossmnger received diplomas from Principal O P Voorhees. The Linwood champion basketball team was presented to the audience by Prof EB D Roberts.
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Linwood
Calvary Presbyterian
Coscone
Cincinnati
Htta Bardon
Alene Mossmnger
O. P. Voorhees
Oyler School
Linwood School
EB D. Roberts
Arrest of Young Patriot Sparks Fourth of July Chasing
The 16 year old Bierbrink of 1024 Cutter Street was arrested after a spirited celebration of the glorious Fourth prompted Patrolman Johnson to pursue him. The arrest signals city efforts to curb firecrackers and noise during the holiday amid public agitation for a sane Fourth of July.
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Toe Bierbrink
Cutter’-street
Johnson
Bierbrink
Millikin
Ity
Three Railroads Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
Illinois Central, Pennsylvania Railway, and Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway indicted for tariff violations and destruction of waybills. Illinois Central sues Blue Island Car and Equipment for graft linked to a $600,000 claim. receivership appointed for Chicago Title and Trust.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company
Federal Grand
Illinois Central
Elkins
Crystal
Springs
Miss
Roseland
Illinois. Steel Company
South
Tay & Receiver
Blue Island Car and Equipment Company
Windes
Chisago Title and Trust Company
J. B. Baker
William Renshaw
G. S. Keith
J. M. Taylor
Thellinois Central
H. C. Ostermann
F. H. Niles
Blue Island, Rolling Mill and Can Company
Revival at God's Bible School features chaotic camp meeting
A packed camp meeting at God's Bible School in Mount Auburn last night saw a runaway horse leap a 20 foot embankment with no injuries. Panic and hysteria followed as attendees prayed aloud and fought to restrain others. Bilder Culp of Battle Creek preached for 50 minutes as organizers warned against loitering. A fire alarm incident briefly sparked further alarm before calm returned and meetings were set to continue through Sunday night.
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Camip
God's Bible School
Mount Auburn
Beccame
Bilder Culp
Battle Creek
Mich
Nk 2
Ieee
Hie
Cedar Grove academy reunions draw alumni home
The Cedar Grove academy annual reunion brought about 150 former pupils back to Price Hill. Attendees came from Louisville Lexington Columbus Indianapolis and other towns for religious services a business meeting and a banquet. Officers elected included Abd Payman iwnes as president Clan Deeste treasurer and Miss Julia Higgins as recording secretary.
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Cedar Grove Academy
Price Hill
Louis Tville
Lexington
Columbus
Indianapolis
Academy
Tnathe
Siestion
Eidenti Clan Deeste
Ape
Julia Higgins
Gibbs Must Be Tried in Suspected Fraud Case
James G. Gibbs vice president of the defunct Ohio Trust Company of Premont must stand trial on an indictment charging fraud in soliciting deposits. The Ohio Supreme Court sustained the prosecutor’s objections to Gibbs demurrer and overruled exceptions to joint indictments, exempting Gibbs and Jay F. Lanting from trial. The decision also lists related appellate rulings and motions across several Ohio counties.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
James G. Gibbs
Ohio ‘Trust Company
Premont
Supreme Court
Young
Huron County
Vickery
Cleveland
Gibbs
Jay F. Lanting
John Coblentz
New Madison
Darke County
Albert’ Ci Roberts
Roberts
Frank E
John W. Jacongworth
Irvine
St. L
Journal
Edwin
Millerve
The
Ryoe
Clermont County
Northern Ohio Traction& Right Co
Shepherd B. Lafferty
Summit County
Garrett
Louis E. Brelsford
Kingtim County
August Spies
Albert Bauer
Erie County
May Murphy
Will of
Gibsonburg
Sandusky
John Coblenta
Albert C. Roberte
Cleveland & Southestern Traction Co
Helen Smith
Lorain County
Authority of Railroad Co
Harvey
State of O
James Gibbs
Common
State of Ohio
Jay F. Lanning
Common Pleas Court of Hurd
Heat Prostration Toll Rises Amidst Severe Heat
The city endures a severe heat wave with readings near 94 degrees at street level and humidity elevating discomfort. Four injuries or illnesses were reported at the hospital including Samuel Stockey, 62, who died at Eighth and Depot, and John Purcel, 38, a carriage painter at 940 Martin Street, seriously affected in the afternoon.
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Weather Office
Samuel Stockey
Eighth
Depot Streets
John Purcell
Martin Street
Taft Son Earns Highest Honors in Senior Class
New Haven Conn June 21 Rob ert Taft son of President Taft received the highest standing for four years in his senior class. In the class history his elogé friend Tom Hewes called him the man who made the class famous from the start of freshman year.
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Commercial Tribune
New
Haven, Conn
Rbdbert
Taft
Elogé
Tom’’Hewes
Heat wave grips nation as June records fall
Washington reports a nationwide heat wave east of the Rockies with no immediate relief. Officials warn temperatures may dip briefly with local showers but high heat persists across the region. The Weather Bureau measured 100 degrees on Pennsylvania Avenue with temperatures rising through the afternoon.
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Washington
Associated Préss
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tener Takes Charge Of Gubernatorial Quarters
Harrisburg, Pa June 21 AP Congressman John K Tener the leading Republican candidate for governor took personal charge of his campaign headquarters. Speculation centers on Mayor Magee of Pittsburgh and his preferred candidate status. Senator Penrose reportedly backs an interior state man popular with party loyalists.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
John K. Tener
Eovernor
Mageée
Pittsburg
Penrose
Meuten
Purchase of Lord and Taylor by United Dry Goods
New York June 21 Associated Press reports United Dry Goods, a major dry goods group, has purchased the controlling interest in Lord and Taylor, one of the oldest dry goods houses in the United States, signaling a major consolidation in the industry.
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New York
Associated Press
Taylor
United States
United Dry
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