Opportune Hitting Nets Two Wins for St. Paul
St. Paul defeats Toledo in a doubleheader 4-3 and 5-4. Douglas started both games. Griner and Finneran finished the first and second games respectively. Bedient and Kaiserling contributed key hits as St. Paul claimed both outcomes in a tight series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nets
St. Paul
Toledo
Douglas
Griner
Finneran
Bedient
Kaiserling
St. We Hae
Ab.h.o.a.e. Stell
O Gardner
Niles
Oj Scheer
Nash
Wood
Padd'k
Oj Evans
Riggert
Cruise
Gees Oy Bao
Gardner
Carroll
Dressen
Glenn
Rawlings
Perring
Dounglas
Lirrors
Gunner
Smith
Johnson
Goehler
Indians Smother Local Pitchers In 1–1 Baseball Clash
Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 1 to 1, as Carter pitched strongly for Indianapolis and local pitchers struggled. The box shows key hits by Derrick and Faye with Crandall homering for Indianapolis, while Kansas City used multiple pitchers in a rough outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Carter
Kansas
Derrick
Faye
Crandall
Wickland
Dolan
Cocreham
Landrs
Wits
Fainea
Sanders
Lath
Tur
Cartér
Marston Wins Lynnewood Hall Cup Opener
Max Marston former New Jersey state golf champion defeats Cameron Buxton 2 up with 1 to play in the final at Huntingdon Valley Country Club in Philadelphia to lead the annual Lynnewood Hall cup. Buxton ousts John G. Anderson 2 up and 1 to play in the semi finals as Marston had defeated Hugh Willoughby 2 up in the prior round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Max Marston
New Jersey
George D. Widener
Cameron Buxton
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Marston
Jerome Travers
Lynnewood Hall
Buxton
John G. Anderson
Hugh Willoughby
Griffin and Johnston Reach Pacific States Doubles Semis
Clarence Griffin and William Johnston, national doubles champions, advance to the men’s doubles semi finals at Del Monte in the Pacific States tournament. They defeat Elmer Griffin and Ray Greenberg 6 3 5 7 6 2 while Roberts and Rankin fall to Horrell and Dixon 6 1 3 6 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmonte
Cal
Pacific States
Clarence Griffin
William Johnston
Roland Roberts
San Francisco
Elmer Griffin
Clarence
Ray Greenberg
Roberts
Byron Rankin
W. Horrell
W. Dixon
Los Angeles
Three For One Trade Sends Louisville Players to Milwaukee
First baseman Clarence Kraft catcher Harry Moran and utility man Dee Walsh of the Louisville American Association Club are traded to Milwaukee for first baseman Jay Kirke. The deal follows manager William Clymer's aim to add another left handed batter and takes effect tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Clarence Kraft
Harry Moran
Dee Walsh
Louisville American Association
Milwaukee
Jay Kirke
William Clymer
Olga Dormer Defends National 100 Yards Title in San Francisco
Philadelphia siren Olga Dormer, national champion at 100 yards, departs for San Francisco to defend her title on July 4. Challenger Claire Galligan of New York and Dorothy Burns of California compete, with Honolulu also represented.
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Philadelphia
Olga Dormer
San Francisco
Claire Galligan
New York
Dorothy Burns
California
Honolulu
Summer Outing At Macke's Bord Hill House
A delegation of over 100 members from the artist and engraving department of the United States Printing and Lithographing Company will take part in the annual outing at Macke's Bord Hill House on Saturday June 24. Theodore C. Dorl serves as officer of the day. A baseball contest will settle whether artists or engravers are the superior team with Edward Kane and L H Wessling directing the commissary end.
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Artist and Engraving Department
United States Printing & Lithographing Company
Macke
Bord Hill House
Theodore C. Dorl
Edward Kane
L. H. Wessling
Minneapolis Edges Columbus In Cold Weather Game
Minneapolis took a 6 to 4 win over Columbus in a frigid fielding day. Pitcher Cashon starred for Minneapolis with a home run and six runs allowed, while Cashion struck out four over nine innings.
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Cocrehan
Carter
Sanders
Friel and
Connolly
Minneapolis
Columbus
Cashon
Curtis
Cashion
McCarthy
Holland
Champelle
Vance
Fliss
Massey
Colenan
Jennings
Knight
Smith
Chappelle
Murray and
Knapp
Yale Harvard regatta plans altered due to duty and weather
New London Connecticut June 21 plans for the Yale Harvard regatta were changed as oarsmen faced military duty deadlines and uncertain weather. Freshman race set for 9 30 downstream, second varsity at 10 00, varsity at 5 45 with flexible hours if conditions fail. Original 10 30 and 11 oclock start times moved from upstream routes to downstream options.
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New London
Harvard
Red Top
W. A. Meiklehan
Navy Yard
Bartlett's Cove
Covington's Frail Fray vs St Bernard on Sunday
St Bernard aims to halt Covington's winning streak in a river crossing game Sunday. Manager Saunders plans to rely on Valentine or Rahn with Duchemin catching, while Dannenhauer and Spiegel start for St Bernard. A 1 pm preliminary precedes the main clash and parking near Fountain Square is advised.
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St. Bernard
Covington
Saunders
Valentine
Rahn
Duchemin
Dannenhauer
Spiegel
Fountain Square
Inter-high gallery rifle matches results announced
National Rifle Association released results from December to March shows Placer County High School Auburn California top with 10632. Iowa City second 10622. Class B honors go to Erasmus Hall Brooklyn New York 10111 with Cedar Rapids Iowa second 10080. Class C medal awarded to Central Washington DC 8353 with Springfield Massachusetts second 8282.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
Placer County High School
Auburn
California
Iowa City
Erasmus Hall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Central
District of Columbia
Springfield
Mass
Boxing Bout Postponed in Weather At Elmwood Arena
The Patsy Haley vs Kid Clipper bout planned for Elmwood last night was postponed due to bad weather. Matchmaker Bobby Bowers schedules a same venue rematch Monday night with Lou Bauman as referee.
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Patsy Haley
Kid Clipper
Elmwood
Bobby Bowers
Lou Bauman
Senate Police to headline Sunday at Senate Park attraction
The Senate Police will perform at Senate Park Sunday in a traveling show that expects a monster crowd. Stars Bartley Henn Schrall Flaherty and Fisher will perform with Betzing and Macke as the Senate battery.
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Senate Police
Senate Park
Bartley
Henn
Schrall
Flaherty
Fisher
Betzing
Macke
Senate Battery
Real Estate Transfers and Leases in Local Market Notes
Real estate transactions list multiple leases and transfers in Hyde Park Norwood Oakley and Westwood with various lot sizes addresses and monthly rents. Several entries include taxes and small cash payments while others note long term leases with purchase options and specified property on McMicken Avenue Warner Ravine and Montana avenues.
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Ida L. Olmstead
Nick Gangaris
Nick Pappas
East Sixth Street
Ida J. Olmstead
Louis Kusnick
Sophia B. Lane
Susan Marsh
Norwood
Lora M. Snyder
A. H. Beam
G. W. Snyder
Hyde Park
George W. Freyhof
Frank H. Kinney
Willis C. Harper
Bramble Avenue
Madisonville
Mary L. Larkin
Anna F. Jack
Parson Street
Edmond P. Jack
Simon Flohr
Thomas O'Bannon
Blair Avenue
Walnut Hills
Woodburn Heights Syndicate
Louis J. Hauck
Joseph Rosenberger
McMicken Avenue
Mamie FE. Arata
George Fischer
Montana Avenue
Green Township
Catherine Fischer
Mamie E. Arata
Westwood Syndicate
Carrie Westmeyer
Louise Ausdenmoore
Warner
Ravine Street
Catharine Schildmeyer
Amelia 8. Flynn
Ellman & Humbrecht
Terra Alte
Frederick Cross
Lollie Ensminger
Noah Markland
Aew
Laura M. Phelan
Edward B. Quinn
John Buggoyne
Bertha M. Kelsch
Harry J. Lehman
Williams Avenue
Oakley
Mary H. Shaw
George and
Harriett
Property Transfers Across Queen City Avenue Area
A long list of real estate deeds and parcel transfers figures from Queen City avenue and surrounding streets. Buyers include Leo Ruwe, Elizabeth Wood, Arthur Lemkuh, Julia Bokmann, Matilda Miller, Henry Schoettmer, East End L A Co., Wyoming L. & Co., and many others with varied parcel sizes and taxes noted. Building permits are also listed for multiple dwellings in Mitchell avenue and West Innes avenue with costs.
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Blue Rock Pike
Colerain Township
Julia Bokmann
Mary T
Margaret Roos
Albion Place
Auburn Avenue
John L. McCammon
Richard K. LeBlond
Sixth Street
Walnut and
Vine Streets
Albert J. Palmer
Women's Home Missionary Society
Seventh Street
Smith Street
Elizabeth H. Sutton
Matilda
Woodburn Heights
B. F. Strader
Carpenter
Oakley
James H. O'Donnell
Eva W. Hart
Wunder Street
Fischer Place
Sarah A. Craig Et al
Sophie Stoller
Betts Street
Linn Street
Hattie A. Washburne
Daisy W. Wipper
Elsmere Sub
Norwood
Leo E. Rowland
Carrie Westmeyer
Warner Street
Ravine Street
Matilda M. Miller Et al
Bertha K. Sylvis
Wood
Harmon & Company
Hazelwood
Proclamation Day Outing Raises Funds for War Sufferers
At Coney Island yesterday the Proclamation Day event drew over 8,000 visitors despite cloudy weather. A large share of proceeds will aid Jews in Europe who suffer from war, with evening boats carrying many more attendees. Mrs. Harry Sternberger of Avondale led the affair.
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Coney Island
Europe
Harry Sternberger
Reading Road
Avondale
Brown County Society Hosts Pre Outing Meeting at Lincoln Inn
The Brown County Society held its last meeting before the annual outing at Coney Island on July 15. Edwin Beyer entertained the group with a variety of tricks during the Lincoln Inn Court Hall gathering last night.
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Brown County Society
Coney Island
Lincoln Inn Court Hall
Edwin Beyer
Priest Celebrates Silver Jubilee of Priesthood
Rev. M. P. McSorley celebrated the silver jubilee of his ordination at the Passionist Monastery on Mt Adams. He was ordained at St Mary’s Cathedral in Galveston Texas in 1891 and served as a missionary for many years.
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M. P. McSorley
Mt. Adams
St. Mary's Cathedral
Galveston
Tex
Park and Theater Programs For Next Week Attract Big Crowds
The article notes dynamic plans across parks and attractions ahead of the Fourth. At the Zoo preparations are underway with music and new acts, Chester Park promotes free vaudeville featuring Miss La Joe, and Coney Island Lagoon and other resorts announce the Summer Orchestra Wild West bullfighters Walker Musical Comedy and cabaret bills to draw visitors for a patriotic week.
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Chester Park
Coney Island
Lagoon
Coney, Chester and Lagoon
Chester's
Whee Tae Joe
Miss la Joe
la Joe
Walker
Chester's Preparedness Week Draws Crowds
Chester hosts Preparedness Week at Chester Park starting Sunday with a military hop at the dance hall Friday. Uniformed groups including the First Regiment O N G the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias pledge full regalia. Programs feature patriotic selections by Smitties Band a cabaret at the clubhouse a vaudeville bill led by Pickett and his bears and acts by Smith Keefe Shaw Burns Girls Paddock and Raye LaJoe Troupe and The Whip the latest Chester sensation drawing crowds to the veranda for meals and good service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Order of United American Mechanics
Knights of Pythias
Smittie
Pickett
Performing Bears
Smith, Keefe
Shaw
Burns Girls
Paddock
Raye
LaJoe
Whip
Chester
Fourth of July Fireworks Display at City Zoo
The Zoo management plans a grand Fourth of July program with a brilliant fireworks show in the evening. Manager Tom Goodwin at the club house is arranging entertainment for guests and offering a special $1.50 dinner that day. Reservations are being accepted now.
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Zoo
Tom Goodwin
Knights of Columbus
Summer Orchestra Night At The Zoo Features Soloists
The Summer Orchestra for Instrumental Solo Night presents Nicholas Koulloukis on flute and Joseph Vito on harp in a duet at the Zoo tonight. Wunderle leads two pieces Empor das Licht by Uthmann and Waldes Andacht by Abt, with Sigmund Culp performing Mediation from Thais as concertmeister. Friday brings Chevalier Spirescu arranging Americas first performance of Poeme Romania by Enesco.
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Nicholas Kouloukis
Joseph Vito
the Zoo
Wunderle
Empor Das Licht
Uthmann
Chevalier Spirescu
America
The Clown at Strand Theater Features Moore and Meighan
Victor Moore stars as Piffle the professional buffoon who rescues a child and falls for the boy’s sister while Thomas Meighan plays her admirer. The photodrama offers a new take on the eternal triangle with a happy ending. A Bray cartoon and Destiny’s Toy begin the week, plus Burton Holmes Travelogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Moore
Thomas Meighan
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount
Strand Theater
Piffle
Bray
Louise Huff
Destiny's Toy
Burton Holmes
Cabaret Favorites Fuel Lagoon Club House Buzz
The racing season boosted business at the Lagoon club house. Edwina Hopkins and Lora Patterson remain cabaret favorites, and the Belmont Trio Ertz Elliott and Franks are a hit. The clubhouse menu is noted for its excellent character.
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Lagoon
Edwina Hopkins
Lora Patterson
Belmont
Ertz
Elliott
Franks
Freight Agents at Coney Convention Humor
The American Association of Freight Agents meets in Cincinnati and plans events at Coney Island. Agents risk fines for mentioning railroads. police will disguise themselves to monitor prohibited rate talk while cabaret acts, Wild West entertainment, and bullfighters are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Freight Agents
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Bob McGee
Jack Stone
Coney Force
Eva Fay to Headline Summer Vaudeville at Keith's Theater
Eva Fay the High Priestess of Mysticism will topline the bill at B. F. Keith's Theater next week. The program also features Marguerite Calvert with violin accompaniment, and vaudeville veterans Schrodé and Mulvey in a new act. Gilson and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Fay
B. F. Keith
Demott and Faynes Entertains at Local Theater
Demott and Faynes, a clever comedy couple and equilibrists from Europe, headline a program of excellent first run motion pictures for local audience seeking entertainment and movies as a diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demott
Faynes
Keith
Europe
Where Are My Children? Draws Rave Reviews at Grand Opera House
Letters flooding the Grand Opera House praise the Tyrone Power photoplay Where Are My Children for its stark exposure of abortion as a cruel scourge. Demand for tickets has overwhelmed the venue, prompting an extra 11 o clock Saturday matinee with full orchestra and soloist, and a possible week extension to meet public demand.
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Grand Opera House
Tyrone Power
Woen
The Masked Rider at Walnut Theater This Week
The Walnut Theater offers The Masked Rider as the main feature for the last three days of the week starring Harold Lockwood and May Allison. The program includes the Paramount Picture. Bertha Kalich stars in Ambition for the first four days of next week.
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Walnut Theater
Metro
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Paramount
Bertha Kalich
William Fox
An Innocent Magdalene and Other Films at Family Theater
Lillian Gish and Mary Alden star in An Innocent Magdalene opening a three day run at the Family Theater. The program also features Bubbles of Trouble with Harry McCoy, The Apostle of Vengeance with William S. Hart, and additional entries The Harvest of Sin and The Two o Clock Train in a Keystone comedy lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Gish
Mary Alden
Family Theater
Fine Arts Triangle
Harry McCoy
William S. Hart
Thomas H. Ince
Billie Burke
Henry Kolker
Fay Tincher
Keystone
Dorians Divorce and Who's Guilty Star At Lyric
The Lyric Theater presents Dorian's Divorce with Lionel Barrymore and Grace Valentine, plus the seventh episode of Who's Guilty starring Anna Nilsson and Tom Moore. Tomorrow and Saturday Virginia Pearson in Hypocrisy appears with Bathtub Perils by Fred Mace in the lineup.
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Fred Mace
Train Derailment Near Newport After Switch Fault
A northbound Louisville and Nashville passenger train derailed after striking a bad switch frog near Wilder's Station behind Newport. The engine and seven coaches left the rails with three overturning. One seriously injured passenger, Jessie Lillard of Louisville, suffered baggage-related injuries. several others were hurt but the wreck train quickly cleared the line.
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Louisville & Nashville
Bird Keeper Missing After Nervous Breakdown
Mrs. James Bradley of Cincinnati asks Hamilton police to locate her husband, the Cincinnati Zoo bird department superintendent, who has been missing two days amid reports of a nervous breakdown.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
James Bradley
Cincinnati
Tird
Cincinnati Zoo
Bradley
Newport Doctor Gould’s Wife Wins Divorce Amid Assault Claims
Mrs. Josephine Gould obtained a Campbell County Circuit Court divorce from Dr. I. P. Gould after June 13 filing, alleging extreme cruelty tied to a recent Bellevue shooting of Robert Rohrer. Depositions accuse the physician of jealousy and threats, including a nitric acid threat, and recount an auto ride incident and a gunfire incident viewed as a public disgrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gould
I. P. Gould
Bellevue
Campbell County
J. T. Hodge
Gould
Dr. Gould
Robert Rohrer
Mrs. Gould
Covington
Rohrer
The
Commonwealth
Patriot Parade Grows in Covington Industrial Club
The Covington Industrial Club hosts a preparedness parade meeting with many groups calling to join. Secretary Clarence Roberts reports remaining parade space and urges calls, while Michael's Band will lead the march. The noon meeting aims to finalize plans and showcase Covington civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tordanoon
Covington
Old Town
Michael
Reds Triumph in Newport Business Club Election
The New port Business Men's Club elected the Red ticket to most officer posts, with Benjamin Bowman named President and Gil Davis Vice President. Leonard Bauer was Secretary and Sol Richards Treasurer, while Deppenbrock and Richards won Blue and White opposition seats. The group endorsed transferring toll roads to the Fiscal Court and proposed replacing it with a County Commission via a November vote. Harry Abbott as retiring President gave a speech at the banquet.
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Benjamin Bowman
Gil Davis
Leonard Bauer
Sol Richards
H. W. Abbott
A. M. Larkin
W. C. Botts
Louis Fenders
Otto Deppenbrock
Richards
Deppenbrock
Harry Abbott
Suit Seeks 25000 Damages for Love Triangle In Covington
Palmer a Citizens Telephone Co employee sues druggist Frank C Hauser of Fifth and Madison Covington alleging Hauser seduced his wife Eliza Palmer in March 1915 and renewed after a pledge to stop. Palmer claims mental and physical anguish and health impact. attorney B F Graziana represents him.
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Palmer
Citizens’Telephone Company
Frank C. Hauser
Fifth and
Madison Avenue
Covington
Eliza Palmer
Cincinnati
B. F. Graziana
Auto Collisions Injure Rider In Cincinnati Street Crash
An auto driven by Gus Shafer of 1217 Main Street Cincinnati collided with a motorcycle ridden by Ray Court of Covington yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Wer and Madison. Court was sent to the street and injured about the back hip and hand. Another crash occurred at Pike and Craig when Sam Taylor of Murray City collided with Charles Foote of Covington. No one was injured and Foote’s car was damaged.
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Gus Shafer
Main Street
Cincinnati
Ray Court
Covington
Wer
Madison Avenue
Court
Abo
Pike and Craig
Sam Taylor
Murray City
Charles Foote
Banklick Street
Foote
Cincinnati Green Line cars to give up Fourth Street stop
Cincinnati officials told Covington’s City Commissioners that the Green Line must abandon its Fourth Street stop once Walnut and Vine street improvements are completed. Commissioner Philips, who opposed removing the stop, was strongly opposed to the plan.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Fourth Street
Walnut and
Vine Streets
Philipps
Newport Notes and Local Events Outline
A man named James King with a scalp wound sought a warrant for a Tucker arrest at Newport Courthouse after a shovel assault on Licking Pike near Johns Hill. Republican Sixth District committee endorses John Shepard of Covington for Congress. A Lawn fete happens tonight at Dr. Weber’s home on Washington Ave hosted by the Women’s Aid Society. Nurse Agnes Flege, 28, dies at home on McCracken Ave Clifton. Requiem mass tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Newport. burial in St. Joseph’s Cemetery Price Hill.
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James King
Newport
Tucker
King
Licking Pike
Johns Hill
Campbell County
Sixth
John Shepard
Covington
F. C. Weber
Washington Avenue
Women’s Aid Society
Agnes Flege
McCracken Avenue
Clifton
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Price Hill
Captain Brinkman Dies After Half Century on Rivers
Captain Frank Brinkman, a widely known river man of the Ohio and Mississippi trade, died at his daughter’s home in Southgate Kentucky yesterday morning. He was 75 years old and spent nearly fifty years in river boating.
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Frank Brinkman
Southgate
Brinkman
Ohio
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Newport
Joseph Hafner transfers to Julia Huber a lot on Washington Avenue Bellevue for 2000 dollars. James A. Dougherty transfers to Fred Kearns a lot on West Sixth Street for 1 dollar.
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Joseph Hafner
Julia Huber
Washington Avenue
Bellevue
James A. Dougherty
Fred Kearns
West Sixth Street
Campbell Circuit Court Passes Orders and Pleas
Judge Otto Wolff issued an order of distribution in the Louis O. Johnson versus Oscar Hanna case. Rodger Ponder pleaded not guilty to petit larceny with Louis Reuscher appointed for trial set June 26. Clifford Gilmore also pleaded not guilty for petit larceny with trial date June 26. Charles Williams pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was jailed two months. George Brown pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received four months. A jury hears Harry Hall versus Andrews Steel Company for damages in a personal injury case with A. C. Hall for the plaintiff and Frank C. Benton for the defendant.
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Otto Wolff
Louis O. Johnson
Oscar Hanna
Rodger Ponder
Wolff
Louis Reuscher
Clifford Gilmore
Charles Williams
George Brown
Harry Hall
Andrews Steel Company
A. C. Hall
Frank C. Benton
Bellevue Bird Shootings Prompt Police Action
A complaint to Police Chief George Leither reports boys shooting birds in Taylor Mill bottoms endangering nearby residents. Charles Neblett of 124 Division Street Bellevue says a bullet nearly hit him and struck the house. police will confiscate guns. Similar complaints are filed with other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leither
Bellevue
Taylor Mill
Division Street
Charles Neblett
Covington Retail Merchants Outing Planned at White Villa
Covington Retail Merchants' Association will spend the day at its annual outing at White Villa. Entertainment Committee members William McIntosh and F C Turrell have arranged contests. Members assemble at the Covington Industrial Club at 9 AM. autos will transport them to White Villa. Bill Ryerson named official reporter for the day.
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Covington Retail Merchants’ Association
White Villa
William McIntosh
Covington Industrial Club
Bill” ‘Ryerson
Ludlow Alumnae to entertain 1916 graduates on boat ride
Ludlow High School Alumnae Association will host the 1916 graduating class with a chartered boat ride aboard the Estell. The boat departs from the foot of Locust Street at 8 o clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow High School Alumnae Association
Estell
Locust Street
Grand jury indicts railways over segregated cars in Kentucky
The February grand jury returned twelve indictments against the South Covington Cincinnati Street Railway Company for failing to provide separate cars for white and colored passengers under state law. Judge Tracy overruled a demurrer to two indictments. Other indictments targeted railroad companies for not maintaining separate coaches. the L&N Railroad was fined 650 dollars in Kenton Circuit Court for the same offense, an appeal followed to the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Covington& Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Tracy
L. . Railroad Company
Kenton
Court of Appeals
Suit Over Airdome Damages Filed by Shadek
Joseph Shadek file a $10500 damages suit against J. J. England and C. W. Craycraft of Covington over a contract for a garden show at the airdome. He claims $10000 lost profits and $500 spent preparing to show pictures. Craycraft to receive all profits from beer and show garden sales. lease renewal privileges noted. W Scott Robson represents Shadek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shadek
J. J
England
C. W. Craycraft
Scott Street
Covington
Craycraft & Shadek
Shadek
Craycraft
W. Scott Robson
Suit Settled in Kenton Court Over $5,000 Damages
In Kenton Circuit Court Judge Tracy settled and dismissed the suit of Charles Doty against Moeschl-Edwards Corrugating Company for $5,000 alleged personal injuries. Another case, Mattie Stephens versus Joseph List as guardian and others, yielded judgment and an order of sale for property near Independence from the estate of the late John Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Doty
Moeschl- Edwards Corrugating Company
Cotton Seed Oil Gains as Investment Demand Rises
New buying for investment accounts and active covering, spurred by strength in hog products, pushed the cotton seed oil market higher in New York. Final prices climbed 6 to 10 points with 23,300 barrels sold, listing values for Prime crude and several futures contracts from July to January.
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New York
Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Prices Across Cities
Market notes from New York Chicago St Louis Indianapolis Philadelphia Kansas City and Cleveland dated June 21 show butter steady eggs steady and cheese quiet with varied receipts and small price ranges for creamery and country stock. Poultry prices move unevenly with dressed broilers and fowls showing modest gains while live birds remain weak in several markets.
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New York
Iennery
Chicago
ST. Louis
The
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Cleveland
Metals Market Quoted Prices Across Lead Copper and Tin
New York June 21 Metal Exchange lists lead at 6.80 dollars asked. Spelter weak at 42.25, copper dull with near term 27.50 to 29.25. Tin unsettled spot 40 dollars. London quotes lead 31 pounds, spelter 67, copper spot 98 with futures 96 and 137 on-iron price. Tin pot 173 pounds, futures 10s.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Mrs Julia Baer Dies After Poisoning Illness
Mrs Julia Baer aged 23 of 3538 Beechmont avenue died at Bethesda Hospital last night after an illness from a form of poisoning. She was the wife of Henry T. Bear, an employee in the City Engineer's office.
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Julia Baer
Beechmont Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
Henry T. Bear
City Engineer’s
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W. S. Smith
Henry Woltermann
Cora I. Vail
Pearlie Askew
M. H. Koons
Miami Township
Louisa M. Fieber
R. H. Doepke
Charles E. Lindsay
Homestead 8S. & L. Co
Henry T. Bruns
Germania B. A. No
Mary Rhinearson
Home B. & L. Co
Garrie Westmeyer
New Mohawk B. A. Co
Ase E. Eiser
Seventh Ward L. & B. Co
Julia L. Bishop
Brighton German Bank Co
Ellen O. Carpenter
Western & Southern Life Ins. Co
Cora V. Bruck
George Acomb
Liberal L. & RB. Co
Eagle L. & L. A
Anna DePrez
Agnes Deprez
Frank Osborne
Jos
Anna Kuhn
Southern Ohio L. & T. Co
Rocco Domino
Julia c. Test
Margaret A. Studer
G. Kuhlmann
Bernard H. Haskamp
German Deaconess
Rettinger
Western Ave
B. A
Mary Hoffman
Julia L. Woodley
Helena Korting
Benigio Cassina
Ing
Mitchell Avenue
F. and
A. Weber
West Innes Avenue
Bishop Street
Mattie Lowenstein
William Butte
Jesse B. Mueller
St. Charles Place
M. P. McSorly
Mlle
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Alhambra
la Salle Theater
Law and Order League
Vigilance Association
Societies For the Protection of Girls
Coney
the Masked Rider
Magdalene
the Lyric’s
Covington Brigade
REDS
Bowman
Newport Business Men's Club
Newport Notes
Captain Brinkman
Newport Real Estate
Campbell Circuit Court
John Collier
Conde Eneue
Clara Himber
Green Co
Ind
Wane Dayton
Jesse Black
Weeneeee
Staan Alma Hoover Dayton
Charles Royce
Dayton
Ruth Bickel
Eueere Dayton
Frank G. Flagg
Aanee Tees Yton
Bessie Clatty
Fred Gorr
Martin E. Beatty
Paris
Bieetioaee
Mabel A. Howe
Louis Kerchereee
Eocup
Helen Millhouse
Eeeweee
Ninner
Jay Co., Ind
Ella Oe Sonday
Dnb Seceives A
Covington Notes
John E. Shepard
Congress
George Hémry Schlueter
Jewish Hospital
Holman Street
Highland Cemetery
Holmesdale
Kenton County Juvenile Detention Home Committee
Read
J. T. Hatfield
Peter Gill
Devon Park
Latonia
Covington Distill i
Arthur Smith
Porter
Scott Streets
Drees
Harry Meyers
Ludlow
Kenton Circuit Court
Joseph Waltz
Mabel Crockett
D. O'Connell
Gudlow, Ky
Dorothy Brinkman
A. W. Wellman
New Salem
Mary M. Franklin
Mary Bell Mench
Metals
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