Johnson Wins as Washington Triumphs in Thirteenth
Washington breaks a 1 1 tie in the 13th inning after Milan miscue ties the game in the ninth. Johnson tosses eight strong, allowing five hits. New York bats three errors and five singles, but Washington earns the 3 to 2 win in New York.
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Walter Johnson
Milan
Gaime
Associated Press
New York
Washington
Shotten
Foster
Mogridge
Russell
Judge
Shotton
Milanis
Johnson
Love
Gilhooley
Peckinpaugh
Morgan
McBride
Douple Vlays
Peckinpauch
Pratt
Pipp
Johrson
Indians Beat White Sox In Low-Scoring Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeated Chicago 4 to 1 as poor base running and bunched hits favored the visitors. Key players included Risberg Gandil for Cleveland and Leibold Chapman for Chicago, with Enzmann pitching nine innings for the Indians.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cleveland
Risberg
Gandil
Chapman
Roth
Wood
Leibold
E. Collins
Schalk
Enzmann
O'Neill
Johnston
Russell
Mackmen Whitewashed As Boston Shutout Phillies
Boston defeated Philadelphia 1 0 in a game noted for Mays keeping the Phillies to few hits while Adams struggled on the mound. Adams lasted four innings, Mays fanned five, and Shean led Philadelphia with four of five at bats.
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Associated Press
Boston
Philade
Mays
Adams
Herd
Shean Eading
Philadelphia
McInnis
Thomas
Shean
Hooper
Ruth
Schang
Scott
MeiInnis
Walker
Davidson
Shea
Dugan
Stars Clinch Fourth Victory Over Cuban Stars at Redland Field
The Stars beat A B C C J Taylor's A B C Club 7 to 6 at Redland Field to take three of four in the series. Portunda and J Taylor led with multi-hit games while Portunda made 11 chances without an error. Shively Guerra and Campos contributed key hits as the Stars earned their win with strong late scoring and solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Taylor
Redland Field
Stars
Hoosiers
Martinez
J. Taylor
Warfield
Lyons
Charleston
Torrientti
Malarcher
Portounda
Barro
Campos
B. Taylor
Pedrosa
Shively
O'Malarcher
Lockland Club
Lockland
Reds and Pirates to Play Doubleheader at Redland Field
The Reds and Pirates will clash in a doubleheader at Redland Field on Sunday afternoon with the first game starting at 1 30. After a strenuous trip through the East and West the locals are expected to show improvement in their home game performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Pirates
Redland Field
De Palma Named Scratch Man For 100 Mile Derby
Special Dispatch reports Chicago June 21 Ralph De Palma will start scratch in the 100 mile auto derby at Speedway Park tomorrow with eighteen top US drivers and Starter Fred J Wag ner. Management estimates attendance at 75000 reflecting star drivers and high prices. Lieutenant Eddie Rickenbacher is absent as he serves as a Flying Ace in France.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Ralph de Palma
Indicap
Speedway Park
Fred J. Wagner
Eddie Rickenbacher
France
Interstate Games Set Final Exbibition Showdowns
Sunday games in the Interstate Semi pro Association mark the final exhibitions of the season. Winners include the Wiedemanns versus undefeated Madison A C at Madisonville, the Urichos at Richardsons field Lockland, Muldoons versus Newport Moose at Newport, Reading Royals versus North Cincinnatians at Reading Ohio, Cincinnati Red Sox at Addison Ohio, and Hiawatha Indians in East End.
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United States Marines
Huns
Wiedemanns
Madison A. C
Madisonville
Urichos
Richardsons Field
Lockland
Muldoons
Newport Moose
Newport
Reading Royals
North Cincinnatians
Reading
Cincinnati Red Sox
Addison
Hiawatha Indians
Heydler Names Philadelphia Club in Perry Transfer Dispute
John A. Heydler, secretary of the National Baseball League, says the Philadelphia American League Club is charged with neglect in the Perry transfer dispute. He notes no valid agreement was filed under Rule 10 governing player transfers, involving pitcher Scott Perry formerly of the Atlanta Southern Association club.
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Associated Press
New York
John A. Heydler
National Baseball League
Philadelphia
Boston Nationals
Scott Perry
Atlanta
Heydler
National Commission
Perry
Amateurs Hold Meeting Announces League Race
Cincinnati Amateur and Tri city Amateur Leagues met at Spalding's to finalize a three club title race. Cincinnati League leaders the Alexans hold seven wins no losses with Sunday’s results deciding if Harrisons or Riversides claim the crown. Wacos top the Tri city League with seven wins and a forfeit by the Plazas grants them the championship automatically.
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Cincinnati‘ Amateur
Tricity
Spalding
Alexans
Cincinnati
Harrisons
Riversides
Wacos
Plazas
Dayton Rubber Team Faces Norwood in Sunday Double Bill
Bob Spade will lead the Dayton Rubber Company squad to Norwood for a Sunday double header against the champions. Tiemeyer may start Benton and Mumson in game one, with Creager and Kiefel in game two. Frost and Rowan, ex Reds, will catch for Spade, while Roush, Eddie Reds brother, and Read from Columbus will be behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Spade
Dayton Rubber Company
Norwood
Champs
Benton
Mumson
Tiemeyer
Creager
Kiefel
Frost
Rowan
Reds
Spade
Roush
Eddie
Read
Columbus
Elmwood and Bellevue Set Tie Seekers in Sunday Game
Bellevue Perk hosts Elmwood in a Sunday tilt led by Regge Short. Bellevue may reshuffle the infield as Andler starts at short while Hogue is slated to start for Elmwood.
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Bellevue
Regge Short
Elmwoods
Andler
Hogue
Elmwood
Yankee Catcher Herald Ruel Ordered to Report
New York notices catcher Herald Ruel of the American League club to report to Jefferson Barracks Mo on June 27 per local draft board in St. Louis.
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New York
Herald Ruel
New York American League Baseball Club
St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Baseball Commission Warns Crowder Over Draft Impact
Chairman August Herrmann argues that 258 major league players from 16 clubs face forced unemployment under stricter selective service rules. He cites club assets, Liberty Bond subscriptions, and Red Cross donations, noting players volunteered or were drafted with modest six month salaries and urging exemptions not be made.
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August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Crowder
Washington
Herrmann
Johnson defends baseball as war tax contributor
President Ban Johnson of the American League said he cannot accept General Crowder’s claim that baseball is unproductive. He noted the two majors will pay nearly 300000 in war tax and that ball players umpires stockholders and officials have bought over 8 million in Liberty Bonds and supported the Red Cross and war charities. He added the league will be absolutely responsive to administration guidance.
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Py Associated Press
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League Today
General Crowder
Red Cross
Johnson
American League
Paffee Cleared to Play for Alexans This June
Manager Harry Dick of the Alexans invites Harry Paffee to attend Sunday's game. The former IAC star will become eligible after June 25 and is slated to appear at first base against the champion Christ Church team on June 30 at Crowe's Park.
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Harry Dick
The
Alexans
Harry Paffee
Christ Church
Crowe's Park
Commercial League Standings and Today’s Games
Standing shows Am. Tool Works leading with 3 wins and 1 loss, followed by Acme M T C and others with mixed records. Today’s schedule lists Newport Rolling Mills against John Steptoe Company, Acme Machine Tool Company versus Procter & Gamble Ivorydale, Methodist Book Concern versus American Tool Works at Pelican grounds Marshall Avenue.
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Newport Rolling ‘Mills
John Steptoe Company
Newport
Acme Machine Tool Company
Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
Methodist Book Concern
American Too Works
Pelican Grounds
Marshall Avenue
Conley and Griggs Reach Trans-Mississippi Final
G L Conley of Brooklyn and Frank Griggs of Topeka will play the 36 hole final in the trans Mississipp i golf tournament after Conley defeated R G Bush Jr of New Orleans 2 up in the semifinals and Griggs beat E A Campbell of Topeka 1 up.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
G. L. Conley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Griggs
Topeka
Kan
Conley
R. G. Bush, Jr
New Orleans
Griggs
E. A. Campbell
Mratch
Queen City League standings and today's games
The Queen City League shows Dolly Varden with 4 wins and 0 losses, Morris Machine Tool and United States Printing at 2-1 and 0-3 respectively, while Cincinnati Milling, Andrews Steel, and U af EB hold similar marks. Today’s slate features Dolly Varden vs Uni Gas and Electric, Cincinnati Milling reentry vs Andrews Steel, and Morris Machine Tool against United States Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pe
Dolly Varden
Cin. Mill, Co
U, Print’g
Morris M. T
Andrews Steel
Uni Gas and Electric
College Hill
Cincinnati Milling Reenty
Andrews Steel Company
Oakley
Morris Machine Tool Compay
United States Printing Company
South Norwood
Newport city boosts credit as street bond bids arrive
Newport city officials announced strong credit after bids came in for a 60 008 dollar street improvement bond issue. The top bid met par plus a 977 50 premium from the W R D Compton Company, and Finance Commissioner Charles D. McRea credited prudent handling for the favorable result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
W. R. D. Compton
Charles D. Mc“rea
Man convicted for attacking 14 year old girl in Newport
Arthur Schermbeck aged 25 confessed how he feigned insanity to escape a long prison term after attacking a 14 year old Newport girl. Prosecutor Lawrence Diskin plans another indictment accusing a similar offense against a younger girl and will subpoena witnesses Schermbeck bragged to about his acting and escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schermbeck
Newport
Kentucky
Schermbeck
Lawrence Diskin
Warning to Autoists Over Latonia Race Track Speeding
Police Judge Lew Manson issued a warning to autoists speeding to and from Latonia race track. Chauffeurs carrying passengers from Cincinnati risk jail if they persist. The warning follows the death of Virginia Suter and a speeding case against Harry Taylor, who paid a $25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Manson
Latonia
Cincinnati
Manson
Little Virginia Suter
Harry Taylor
Beech Hill Avenue
William Sheehan Dies At 60 In Kenton County
William Sheehan 60 a private patrolman died at his home 1624 Scott street Thursday night. Former C and O R R detective he ran a private beat in northeastern city including Covington and Newport Bridge. A widow and two sons survive him Lieutenant William Sheehan stationed at Camp Meade Maryland and Raymond Sheehan at Wright Aviation Field Dayton Ohio. He was well known in Kenton and Boone Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheehan
Scott Street
Covingtonn
Newport Bridge
Camp Meade
Raymond Sheehan
Wright Aviation
Dayton
O. Sheehan
Kenton
Boone
St John Day Service Planned by Henry Barnes Lodge
The Henry Barnes Lodge of Masons plans a St John Day service at Bellevue Dayton Christian Church on Sunday. Program includes songs such as Joan of Arc and Over There, scripture reading, prayers, announcements, sermon by Tr. J. Meacham, and music by Prof. J. W. Ireland and Miss Alberta Brunson with congregation participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barnes
J. Meacham
America
Prof
J. W. Ireland
Alberta Brunson
Campbell County Council of Defense Begins Thrift Stamp Drive
The Thrift Stamp campaign will be waged in Campbell County Monday with 2,500 canvassers from the Campbell County Council of Defense seeking pledges. Chairman Benjamin Sharpless and aides sent letters to pastors and others urging maximal support for the drive.
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Campbell County
Campbell County Council, of
Defense
Benjamin Sharpless
Man Arrested in Breach of the Peace Case
Baxter Shafer is arrested on a warrant charging breach of the peace. Officials accuse him of arming with a razor after a grievance with another man and slashing the clothing. Magistrate Brandes will determine the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Shafer
Sam Stevenson
Shafer
Brandes
Baxtér
Back on the Job Fireman Mason Returns to Duty
Fireman John Mason, popular New Port flame fighter, returned to duty Friday after two weeks at Cooleanburg Arkansas. Mason says he spent most time with Big Joe Cool eau, a well known Indian, after whom the town is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
Newport
Cooleanburg
Ark
John
Big Joe” Cooleau
Town
Government seeks riveters and caulkers at 80 cents an hour
President Benjamin Sharpless of the Campbell County Council of Defense announced a government message calling for riveters chippers and caulkers for national work. Workers will be paid 80 cents per hour with double time for overtime and transportation to shipyards provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Sharpless
Campbell County Council of Defense
Memorial Address By Grand Chancellor At Solo Service
Miss Lillian Fretscher delivers a memorial address with Grand Chancellor Aubrey Barbour presiding The service includes a hymn benediction and a postlude titled America in the order of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Fretscher
Aubrey Barbour
America
Mrs Hulley's Funeral Services Set
Services for Mrs Sarah Hulley wife of Magistrate John Hulley of Alexandria Kentucky will be held Saturday afternoon at the late residence Burial at Alexandria Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hulley
John Hulley
Alexandria
Names and Residences in Cincinnati Area Obscure List
A fragmented OCR list presents names and residences including Oscar McCoy of Cincinnati and Peter Andrew of Cincinnati with other individuals such as Lena Yarrand of Cincinnati and Sterling Good from Lozan. The text is garbled and difficult to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar McCoy
Cincinnati
Corea
V. Martin
Madisonville, O
Peter Andrew
Lena Yarrand
Sterling Good
Lozan, Oo Ciecpesecse
Grace Romel
Taman
Cincinnati to Become Great Medical Center under Social Unit Plan
Cincinnati physicians meeting in Dr. Christian R Holmes’s office backed a Mohawk Brighton District push to have the Cincinnati Academy of Medicine form a special committee. The panel would study the Social Unit experiment and its impact on health insurance, as Governor’s State Health Insurance Commission reports to the Legislature in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Christian R.holmes
Mohawk-Brighton
Wilbur €. Phillips
Council of Physicians
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Phillips
Mohan-Brighton
J. H. Wandis
Academy of Medicine
J. Victor Greenebaum
W. D. Porter
E. O. Smith
John D. Miller
D. I. Wolfstein
Robert Carothers
William Mithoeffer
N. W. Mitchell
W. D. Haines
Sidney Rawh
Greenebaum
Pr. Porter
Franklin T. Martin
Council of National Defense
William H. Mayo
American Surgical Association
Supreme Court Justice Addresses Y M C A Law Graduates
Associate Justice James J. Johnston of the Ohio Supreme Court spoke at the Y M C A Night Law School commencement held in the Canal and Elm building. He praised studying law in spare time as noble service amid war. Prizes were awarded: Ernst R. Gwinner won $50 Liberty Bond. Charles E. Stephens and Charles M. Price received sets of law books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal and Elm Streets
James J. Johnston
Supreme Court of Ohio
Johnston
Ernst R. Gwinner
Law School
Charles E. Stephens
Charles M. Price
David Philipson
James B. Swing
C. C. Benedict
Selby F. Vance
Oberlin War Heroes Die in Western Front Action
Carl Locke former Oberlin High School football star and Paul McRoberts Marine Corps member are Oberlin’s first war fatalities. They were killed in action on the western front, according to word received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Carl Locke
Paul McRoberts
Marine Corps
Campbell wins Mallory Cup at Cedar Point Ohio
In Cedar Point Ohio on June 21 Hugh E. Campbell of Galion an amateur captured the Mallory Cup with a 49 50 score. O F Deal of Canton previously won the cup. A M Beard of Hardinsville Ky posted the week’s high regular-event average and C D Coburn of Winchester Ohio led handicaps and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Indian Shooting Association
Ohio
Hugh E. Campbell
Galion
O. F. Deal
Canton
A. M. Beard
Hardinsville
C. D. Coburn
Winchester
Reading's New Manager Takes Reins Amid Player Loss
Reading Royal baseball team faces an elimination series after losing six top players to military call up. Fan and ally Joe Brenner steps in as manager to keep Reading on schedule and push through the tough period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Royal
Uncle Sam
Reading
Joe Brenner
Price Hill Park to Host Big Community Day Next Sunday
Plan big time on Hill with Harris County Day and Ed Brummer Day celebrations at Price Hill Tristate Park. The Pelicans face the Price Hill Tristates as Ed Brummer heads to army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
Pelican Pleasure Club
Hot Corn Club
Northside
Ed. Brummer
Price Hill Tristate Park
Pelcans
Price Hill Tristates
War Savings Stamp Campaign Announces Ward Meetings
Covington General Chairman Orie S. Ware lists ward meetings for Saturday to prepare the two week drive aimed at a $1 504 000 quota. Speakers include Col Bert J. King Col Peter J. Gill Rev T J McCaffery and others across Covington Latonia Ludlow Elsmere Independence and nearby towns as county captains are named to organize districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie S. Ware
War Savings Stamp Campaign Committee
Ware
Freed
Henry W. Jenisch
First Ward
M.L. Harbeson
C. A. Schroetter
Latonia
R. R. Hardin
Latonia M. E. Church
J. H. Gibbons
Ludlow
John Allison
William R. Scheffers
Elm
Oak Streets
F. M. Tracy
Elsmere
George Rost
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Charlton Thompson
John T. Murphy
Oak Ridge
A. A. Shearer
George J. Rost
Ft. Mitchell
Rush
F. D. van Winkle
Crescent Springs
W. H. Christopher
Sandfordtown
Charles Tom‘Kragel
Independence
H. S&s. Stephens
Stephenson
W. C. Brown
Davidson
A. J. Phanstiel
White’s Tower
J. B. Cole
Shoemakers of Ludlow Face Court Over Flag Remark
Italian accused shoemaker Achilles D. Lawrence 58 Elm Street Ludlow allegedly told German shoemaker Fred Lippka 255 Oak Street Ludlow Kiss this flag and I will give you the key prompting a warrant for disrupting prose to provoke an assault. The case set for trial Tuesday morning before Police Judge W B Hawkins. Lawrence rented Lippka’s house and neighbors report frequent verbal clashes prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achilles D. Lawrence
Elm Street
Ludlow
Fred Lippka
Oak Street
Lippka
Lawrence
W. B. Hawkins
Robert Callahan
United States
Hawkins
Forty Year Resident Applies for U S Citizenship
Alphonse Lepel of 707 Greenup Street applied on a Friday in the United States Clerk's office for his first citizenship papers after forty years in the country. Born in Hesse Germany in 1878 he worked as a compounder at a local liquor house and faced wartime alien enemy registration questions. His wife Mrs. Margaret Lepel asked if she must register as an alien enemy and was told she had no alternative due to their German estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alphonse Lepel
Greenup Street
Lepel
Hesse
Germany
Margaret Lepel
Bell
Covington Churches Sunday Services Schedule
Scott Street M. E. Church (South) led by William Owen Sadler offers 11 a.m. sermon The Greatest and 7 p.m. Masons Day service with A Dead Level to a Living Perpendicular. Sunday school starts 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Union M. E. Church with Rev. Edward T. P. Hall preaching at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Street
M. E
William Owen Sadler
The
Masons
Union M. E
Edward TP. Hall
Church services and events listed for Sunday and week
Rev J Howard Gibbons of Trinity Church preaches on the church lawn with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Epworth League at 7 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m St Paul Evangelical Protestant with Rev Otto Waldmann leads 7 a m service and 9 a m Sunday school A picnic planning meeting Monday 5 p m outings on Saturday June 29 First English Lutheran Castle Hall with Rev H W Little at 10 80 a m Triton services at Fifth and Greenup at 7 45 p m Bible school 9 15 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Gibbons
Trinity Church
Epworth League
Irayer
St. Paul Evangelical Protestant Church
Otto Waldmann
First English Lutheran Church
Castle Hall
H. W. Little
Triton
Fifth
Greenup Streets
Bible School
Twenty summoned under work or fight law charges
Police court summons list twenty individuals named for violating the thirty hour work-or-fight law. Names include Craps Woods Frank Smith Gus Klein Herman Lukowski Carroll Weger and others with nicknames such as Jack Carroll Cap Scheible Snake Carberry Red Wynn and Rats Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craps
Woods
Frank Smith
Gus Klein
Herman
Pete Lukowski
Charles
Jack” Carroll
Charles Weger
Layton Thornton
Cap” Scheible
Snake” Carberry
Stanley Schutz
Chris Donnelly
Boots” Meeks
Red” Wynn
Ernie Bratt
Slick” Halicy
Bernard Finnegan
John
Rats
Parker
Nolan
Bresch named guardian in Kenton County Court
Philomenia Bresch is appointed and qualified as guardian to Harry Bertha Philomenia and Louis Bresch in Kenton County Court. Three juveniles charged with rock throwing and assault in Ludlow Police Court were transferred to Kenton County Court. Selective Service Board No 2 accepted two volunteers Scott G James and Joseph Deutenberg who will attend a polytechnical school in Tennessee. Ludlow Presbyterian Church hosted a reception for Pastor Rev J S Dapp. He departs Sunday for Blue Ridge NC to join Y M C A war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomenia Bresch
Harry
Bertha
Philomenia
Louis Bresch
Kenton
Ludlow
James Seifert
Kenton County Court
Selective Service Board No. 2
Scott G. James
Warren Street
Joseph Deutenberg
Western Avenue
Tennessee
Kenton Circuit Court Divorces and Land Sale Petition
Watson Ashcraft sues Rose Ashcraft for absolute divorce and child custody with all proper relief. The couple married April 22, 2007. Honora Cahill and others seek court permission to sell two adjacent tracts totaling 226 acres near Independence, owned by Cahill and heirs and deemed indivisible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Ashcraft
Rose Ashcraft
Honora Cahill
Independence
Covington Marriage Licenses Noted
A Covington notice lists names including George Bradfield Coquien Lela Dotcher Lewis Geiser Sarah Bowser with residences in Columbus and Dayton Ohio and ages noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam
George
Bradfield Coquien
Lela Dotcher
Lewis H. Geiser
Sarah
Bowser
Dayton
Columbus
Dayton, O
Memory Honored by Red Cross Gift
Mrs. Mary Wittslein of 1028 Wesley Avenue sent $25 in memory of her son Eli Wittslein who was killed in action on April 21. She writes that the contribution will aid the troops and notes thanks for Red Cross refreshments provided by the Canteen Unit at Grand Central Station to soldiers passing through Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mary Wittslein
Wesley Avenue
Memmory
Eli Wittslein
Grand Central Station
Cincinnati
Central Vine Street Men Lead War Savings Drive
George A. Weil presided at a Newbauer's Hotel meeting to organize Vine street into districts for War Savings Stamps sales. Committees cover sections from Eighth to McMicken with named chairmen and plans for clubs at local business houses to secure ten memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Weil
Central Vine Street Business Association
Newbauer
William Appel
John Ehrmann
Liberty
Martin Rosenberger
McMicken Avenue
Vine Street
River traffic notes from six o clock p m report
The river stage at 6 p m Friday stood at 8.8 feet and rising. The Kentucky steamer from Louisville under Captain Lindenburn and Captain Lippert arrived from Cairo with the tow O F Barrett. The Greendale navigated to Maysville under Captain Arthur. The R P Gillham towboat brought fourteen coal barges from Kanawha River under Captain Wright and Pilot Brookhart. The Slack Barrett to Cairo carried two barges under Captain Knabb and Pilot McCullough. Lindenburn reported arrival from Portsmouth with lumber in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Collar Line
Kentucky
Louisville, Ky
Lindenburn
John Lippert
Ohio
Mississippi River
Cairo
Fil
O. F. Barrett
Campbell Creek Coal Company
R. P. Gillham
Kanawha River
James C. Wright
William F. Brookhart
Barrett
Cairo, Ill
George W. Knabb
Harry McCullough
Henry Lindenburn
City
Slack Barret
Portsmouth, O
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Zanesville
Kanawha Falls
W. Va
Anne
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Et Ewnee
Huntington
Williamso
Awenee Pikeville
Yane
Ashland
Portsmouth
Wanee
Maysville
Cincinnati
Louisville
Evansville
Nane
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Tenna
Johnsonvile
Paducah
River gauges report rising depth at Davis Island
From Pittsburg the river at Davis Island stands at 7.5 feet and rising with clear conditions. Wheeling shows the river at 4.11 feet and falling as the day progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Isla
Ising
Ayeee
Wheeling
River
McCosmas Elected President of National Credit Men
Chicago June 21 F B McCosmas of Los Angeles California was elected president of the National Association of Credit Men without opposition at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. B. McComas
Los Angeles
Cal
National Association of Credit Men
Men of Affairs Volkerding to Field Duty in Washington District
William Volkerding of the Cincinnati Post Office Inspector staff receives his commission as inspector and heads to field duty in the Washington district. The report also lists visitors registered at the Grain and Hay Exchange, including R. M. Walker and others from Indiana Ohio Tennessee and Minnesota. Prof. J. J. Oyregan will spend the summer in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin before studying theology in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Volkerding
Cincinnati Post Office
Washington
D. C
R. M. Walker
Loogootee
Ind
J. E. Hayes
Washington, Ind
J. Walter Vanhay
B. W. Seal
Eugene Tinker
Williamsport
John A. Reis
Indianapolis
J. 8. Adcock
William Mainth
Knoxville
Tenn
A. W.tz, Jr
M. E. Grant
Minneapolis
Time limit fixed for art exhibit July 1 in Ohio
Commercial artists making food posters for a Federal Food Administration exhibit in Ohio were notified that the deadline moved from June 22 to July 1. The report also notes suspensions of two police subpatrolmen for absenteeism, building vacates over unsanitary conditions, new auto engineers appointed, and various local incidents and official actions including defense council plans and county budget items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Food Administration of Ohio
Elmer Ebding
Tenth District
William Tobin
Sixth District
Copelaw
Holmes
East Twelfth Street
Anna Laura Kestner
Everard L. Fisher
Moorman Avenue
James A. Stout
Clifton Avenue
John R. Holmes
Eastern Avenue
Carre
Cleveland Burchmann
Huntington
W. Va
General Hospital
Elizabeth Leonard
West Fourteenth Street
Fourteenth
Canal Streets
William Fleischmann
Plum Street
Open-top freight cars allowed for sand gravel transport per rail policy
The Railroad War Board approves using open-top freight cars for stone sand and gravel while prioritizing highway maintenance needs. Coal coke and ore cars may return with road materials, aiming to meet 40 percent of weekly transport needs for shippers. The move aligns with the US Chamber of Commerce policy and aids state highway departments. Cc. C. Long will join International Leather Belting Co. W. E. Lux tours as Paige dealer. Asher Finn sells Paige Larchmont to J. C. Flake. J. T. Holt acquires a Paige car in Munfordville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad War Board
United States Chamber of Commerce
Car Service Section
Railroad Board
States
Farewell Reception Planned for Harry Klaproth
Clifton Heights, Parkview and North Cincinnati Republican Club members gather at 228 West McMillan Street on Saturday evening to bid farewell to Harry Klaproth who departs to answer the call to the colors. The entertainment committees have organized a fitting program for a memorable affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Heights Business Club
Parkview Club
North Cincinnati Republican Club
West McMillan Street
Harry Klaproth
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Ae Johnson
Caldwell
Indians
White Sox
Cleve
Ab.h Johnson
Cole's
Felsch
Evans
Weaver
Turner
Wamb's
Oj Schalk
Enz
Ann
Bees
C.A.E
Chico
Ab.h.o.a.e
Mackmen
Phila
Shannon
Cidring
Walk'r
Burns
Bavid'n
McAvoy
Cefca
Meinnis
Bostonton
H.O
White
Mwunk
Imuth
Munch
Dugag
Perkins
B.C
O.A
A.B.C. Ab.h.o.a
Ab.h.o
Disimnes
Warll
Oj Barro
Tay’r
Tor'ti
Charl’n
J. Tay
O Guerra
Ma'cher
Powell
Red’guez
Clark
Ma’ez
Ee Weal
Nanj
Nha
Portunda
Guerra
Rodriguez
Pedroso
Terrienti
Slaver
Interstate Games
Yankee
Matters
England
Commercial League
L. Pe
Tool
Acme M. T.C
J. Steptoe
Queen City League
Credit OF
ST. John Day Service
Thrift Stamp Campaign
Pythian Memorial
Guiding Star
Douglass
Knights of Pythias
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Etta Belch Jones
Ray H. Klein
George Werpup
Supreme Court Justice
Y” Law
Oberlin’s War Heroes
Covington
Man
Grant's Bend
W. V. Mills
DeCoursey
C. E. Hamilton
Covington Notes
Kenton Circuit Court
Central Vine ST
Greene Line
Greendale
Aptain Arthur
Credit Men’s President
John Ressler
Youngstown
Kofer
Hamilton County Council of National Defense
Gwynne Building
Reorganized War Council
Board of County Commissioners
State
Uniform Accounting
Hamilton Agricultural Association
Auto News
Cc. C. Long
H. &T. Auto Company
International Leather Belting Company
W. E. Lux
Paige
Richmond
Asher Finn
H. & T. Auto Company
J. C. Flake
Diem & Wing, Paper Company
J. T. Holt
Munfordsville
Klaproth
Asumer
Texas
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