Harvard and Yale Rowers Poised for Classic Regatta
Both crews ready for the showdown with Harvard and Yale showcasing peak form after a long, intense training phase. Experts see an unusually even match as Harvard seeks advantage in rough water conditions while Yale drums up refined technique. Races set for 1:30 p.m. with freshmen eights at 10:30 a.m. and varsity fours to follow from the drawbridge toward the navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Drawbridge
New London
West Bank
Navy Yard
Trophy Contest This Week at Wimbledon Davis Cup Hope
London June 23 The Wimbledon meet begins tomorrow with Beals Wright and Karl Behr representing the United States in the Davis Cup challenge. Britain pins hopes on A F Wilding and Norman Brooks to retain the trophy as the Doherty brothers skip the event. May Sutton defends against Eastlake Smith and Mrs Chambers with Lowther and Greene in the women's title race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wimbledon
England
Doherty Brothers
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Beals C. Wright
Karl Behr
Dohertys
A. F. Wilding
Norman E. Brooks
May Sutton
Eastlake Smith
L. Chambers
Miss Lowther
Miss Greene
Trades Union League Baseball Totals Field Scorelines
Reports show multiple league games with mixed results. Shoe Workers beat Garment Workers 8 to 1 while Lathers defeat Cigar Makers 12 to 1. Additional lines list batting, pitching notes, and fielding summaries from the doubleheaders and innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigar Makers
Press Assistants 12 Horseshoers 0
The Press Assistant defeated the Horseshoers by 12 to 0. Pitching by Brinkelman and Hornberger limited the visitors to no runs while Gloss hit a home run and several players reached base with key hits. Time noted at 1:45 with Pepper umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horseshoers
Eas
Horeeshoers
Poehner
Grassman
Gloss
Brinkelman
Hornberger
Pepper
Baseball box score summary with player line items
Box score fragment lists players Moldera Monaghan Kaiser McCarty McWright Hatfield Kruck Erisman Carr Baacke Brownfield and Saacke as pitcher or batter. Totals show team scoring 38 30 27 15 4 and 217% 811 2 14638 4.9 with two base hits by Pane and Kaiser. Saacke struck out 12 and McWright 4. Henry 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molder
Engin
Monaghan
Kieiman
McWright
Aeckm
Hatfield
Kruck
Erisman
Carr
Baacke
Brownfield
Pane
Kaiser
McCarty
Moldera
Engineers
Saacke
Henry
Krebs Defeats Wiedemanns In Swift 10 to 3 Game
Krebs topped the Wiedemanns 10 to 3 as big third and fourth innings produced eight runs. Grohe starred at bat while Ball's fielding stood out in Hamilton Ohio on June 23 in the K. I. C. League matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Krebs
Wiedemanns
Grohe
Wiede
Cross
Borck
Ritty
Schulte
Jehl
Ball
Watters
Inker
Meyer
Wald
Oj Hensey
Macke
Klinger
Horn
OjCefalu
Middletown Triumphs Over Miamisburg 3 1
In a fast, pretty game Middletown defeated the fast Miamisburg squad before about 1 200 fans. Strodtbeck was in fine form allowing only three hits. His support was steady as Middletown pulled ahead for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miamisburg
Strodtbeck
Shamrocks Fall To Connersville In Four-Run Setback
Connersville beat the Shamrocks 7 to 4 as Keys Becker Hennekes and Pritenett led a balanced offense. Levings hit a three-base shot and Ebens led the Shamrocks with multiple hits in a rough aerial and defensive battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sham
Ab.h.o.a
E. Con
Ab.h.o.a.b
Keys
Becker
Keifel
Acme
Hennekes
Pritenett
Haberer
Levings
Martin
Hi Hassett
Francis
Taylor
Lindsly
Ehren
Bosler
Curtis
Feigert
Creasy
Quinn
Plumbers to Travel by Steamer to National Meeting in Louisville
A group of forty or fifty master plumbers from the city and their companions will sail tonight on the City of Cincinnati to attend the National Association of Master Plumbers convention in Louisville June 25 to 27. Cincinnati delegates include C. T. Schlemmer A. M. Murphy Charles Homan J. J. Vogelpohl William Attlesly BE A Klein Ray J. Hillenbrand Louis Rebisso Louis S. Krouse B J Lau mann Charles Laile Jr Charles Botley James E. Gibson Samuel Jenike E H Morgan and E J Nolan. Louis S. Krouse as Chairman promises to care for the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cincinnati
National Association of Master Plumbers
National Association
Association
C. T. Schlemmer
A. M. Murphy
Charles Homan
Bandy Collision With Streetcar On Gilbert Avenue
A colored motorcycle boy named Bandy collided at 6 p.m. Saturday with a Gilbert avenue streetcar at Gilbert avenue and Court street. The motorcycle was wrecked but the boy escaped injury. He threatened to make the street car company pay for the machine, offering only his name to the conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Avenue
Court Street
Nose Fractured in Family Dispute at 830 Clark Street
George Brown and his son John clashed over rent at their Clark Street home. Brown the elder reported a fractured nose and scalp wound believed caused by John who allegedly wielded a beer bottle. Patrol officers took the injured man to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
John
Clark Street
Brown
Brown Junior
Patrol 5
Glenda man struck in hit and run collision
Dennis Bohan 64 of Glendale was hit by a northbound College Hill car at Jefferson avenue and Carthage last night and dragged by the fender for some distance. He was taken to City Hospital in Patrol 8 with a fractured skull and severe injuries. doctors deem his recovery doubtful due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Bohan
Glendale
College Hill
Jefferson Avenue
Carthage
Hartwell Notes Record Local Court and Community Events
Squire Woodruff fined Andrew Siebold costs for allowing a cow to roam. Riddle swore the warrant for Siebold’s arrest. Woodlawn avenue residents in Hartwell. Constable Naylor served papers. Mrs. Mamie Brinker sought help locating husband Frank Brinker in Dayton, Ohio and the Squire reconciled matters. Louisa Frensoe vs Carrie Bramble breach case set for Friday. Mrs. Joseph Yerkes heads to Los Angeles to join family. Roselle Club lawn fete in Reading postponed indefinitely. Dr Jesse Hunter house on Lock Street sold to Clyde Skillman who plans remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Woodruff
Hartwell
Andrew Siebold
RE. B. Riddle
Siebold
Woodlawn Avenue
Constable Naylor
Squire’s Court
Mamie Brinker
Frank Brinker
Dayton
Squire
Gem City
Louisa Frensoe
Carrie Bramble
Highland Avenue
Joseph Yerkes
Marshal Carey
Los Angeles
Roselle Club
Reading
Woodruff
Jesse Hunter
Lock Street
Clyde N. Skillman
Lockland
The
Union Trust Company
Skillman
Mint Machinery Shown At Jamestown Exposition
The Jamestown Exposition display by the Mint Bureau demonstrates coin production from melting to stamping. A Philadelphia Mint expert operates a precision coining press while 2000 degree furnaces, rolling and annealing steps, and 150 ton presses illustrate weight and fineness controls for gold and silver coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Exposition
Treasury Department
Philadelphia Mint
Mint Bureau
Voter listings by ward and county totals in Highland Ohio
Ward by ward lists show names of young women in Hyde Park areas with tallies next to each entry. The piece extends through multiple counties including Highland Meigs Paulding Pickaway Pike Putnam Ross Shelby Van Wert Vinton Warren Butler Hamilton Jackson Lawrence Miami and others with individual vote counts for each listed person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May BH. McCoy
Leesburg
Floy Reames
Lynchburg
Floy Blazer
Greenfield
Hallie W. Ellis
Troy
Millicent Hetzler
Piqua
Meigs County
J. A. Fountain
Middleport
Sarah J. Probst
Paulding
Lola Ragan
Eugene Reaves
Oaks
Erma Leeth
Pickaway County
John Patton
Circleville
Pike County
Cora Nessler
Piketon
Clara Kramer
Sidney
van Wert
Margaret Clapper
Delphos
Gretta Burgoon
Vinton County
Louise Martin
McArthur
Imogene Lantz
Warren County
Clara M. Blair
Lebanon
Ethel R. Mannon
Oregonia
Butler County
Hamilton
Estelle M. Pittman
Effie Meeks
Collinsville
Jackson County
Elizabeth Leach
Wellston
Lillian Miller
Jackson
Rence
Gertrude McCarty
Ironton
Nannie I
Eastham
Miami County
Marie Horton
East High
Edna Holzberger
Dayton
Mame Ratliff
Aoe
Margaret Jewelle Stevenson
Nellie Brock
Local Notices Mention Edna Mae Brown and Others in Ohio Townships
A fragmented notice lists residents across Hamilton County townships including Edna Mae Brown Hartwell 19 636 Columbia Symmes Syca Clara O Neill Columbia Elizabeth Wright Columbia Dowssain Mie Estella M Burrows College Hill Orpha Rogers Mt Healthy Rosa Scheiffele Norwood Vira Gunsaulus Norwood Kathryn Heideman 4237 Sec Tion Oy and other names in Hartwell Carthage Mt Healthy College Hill and surrounding wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae Brown
Hartwell
Columbia
Symmes
Syca
Clara O'Neill
Elizabeth Wright
Columbia Dowssain
Josie Cook
Ross Av
Rosa Scheiffele
Norwood
Vira Gunsaulus
Pepamuld
BCS
Kathryn Heideman
Section
Athens and surrounding counties county appointment list
A fragmented roster shows names and fees for county residents in Athens, Auglaize, Brown, Clermont, Clinton, Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin and Greene counties. Among the listed individuals are Miss Grace Stickner and Miss Edith Diedrich, with various amounts tied to each entry. locations include Columbus, Loveland, Xenia, Lancaster, New Burlington and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness Clara Belle Cunningham
Oisser
Athens County
Grace Stickner
Athens
Mayme Burns
Glouster
Auglaize
Edith Diedrich
Wapakoneta
Brown County
Stella Shannon
Mt. Crab
Clermont County
Mary Collins
Loveland
Eva Craig
Indiana County Girls Listed by Post Towns and Numbers
Miss Lizzie De La Croix Harrison R F D 5 Box 26 aves 2086 is listed along with Miss Willia Mae Corbin Lawrence and others from nearby towns. The long roster includes Miss Anna Pugh Muncie Miss Maymea Eads Muncie Miss Grace Morgan Muncie Miss Lilla M Vermilya Brownstown Miss Anna Rinehart Brownstown Miss Gertrude Walsman Batesville Edna Richter Batesville Miss Eva M Graham Vevay Miss Lou V Cole Vevay Miss Carol Connaway Liberty Miss Maebelle Crist Liberty with various counts and assignments across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Lizzie de la Croix
Harrison
Willia Mae Corbin
Lawrence Wate
Delaware County
Anna Pugh
Muncie
Maymea Eads
Grace Morgan
Jackson County
Lilla M. Vermilya
Browns- Town
Anna Rinehart
Brownstown
Ripley
Gertrude Walsman
Bates- Walle
Edna Richter
Batesville
Switzerland County
Eva M. Graham
Vevay
Lou V. Cole
Union County
Carol Connaway
Liberty
Maebelle Crist
Kentucky Counties List Names and Sums for Missing Funds
Boone County lists Miss Bertha Miller and Miss Nannie P. Burkett with amounts 3 227 and 5 200. Greenup County shows Miss Lucy H. Lacock and Miss Susan C. Welch with 9 279 and 16 427. Lewis County records Mrs Lillie Halbert Parker and Miss Pearl Mavity in Vanceburg with 7 and 374. Virginia?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Miller
Landing
Nannie P. Burkett
Union
Greenup County
Lucy H. Lacock
Greenup
Susan C. Welch
Lewis County
Lillie Halbert Parker
Vanceburg
Pearl Mavity
Nicholas County
Kate Armstrong
Carlisle
Georgia Secrest
Carroll County
Mildred A. Goslee
Carrollton
Sveacees
M. L. Downs
Campbell County
Bellevue
Elizabeth Blersch
Ida Fuchs
van Voast
Local Ward Names and Resident Listings Across Boroughs
Vague electorial ward recitals mention Miss Mamie Suehlénkevich in Ward 4 and Mrs Alice Stuntebeck of 239 EB Tenth street in Ward 6. Additional listings include Miss Helen Cappen of 924 York street Ward 6 and multiple Miss May Finnell and Miss Emma Clare figures tied to Erlanger Latonia in Kenton County with several thousands recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Suehlénkevich
Seventh
Patterson, Ward
Alice Stuntebeck
Tenth St
Aches Oe
Helen
Cappen
York St
Keonton
May Finnell
Erlanger
Emma Clare
Latonia
Misses Listed With Addresses In Ward Two
A partial OCR list from Covington names several residents with street addresses and numbers for Ward Two. The text includes Miss Netye Herndon Barnes Miss Georgia Ritter Miss Alma Dalheim Miss Marie Johnson and Miss Marie Finnigan along with their street addresses and various numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Netye Herndon Barnes
SGOCE
Bliss
Scewes
Street
Georgia Ritter
Craig
Alma Dalheim
Ward
Fate of ordinance hinges on mayor action today
City council considers street car transfer and six month appropriation ordinances as Mayor Dempsey weighs his response. He may return the transfer measure to council with a letter urging reintroduction after three weeks of advertising and passage, with no veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Council
Schoepf
Postponed Balloon Ascension Delayed by Storm Damage
Balloon project by Colonel Max Fleischmann and Norman G. Kenan, built by L. B. Haddock, cannot proceed after Saturday storm damaged airships at Oakley race track. Damage estimated at 500 dollars, delaying planned ascent indefinitely as crews assess repairs and vent gas. Fleischmann expressed disappointment at missing early morning ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Haddock
Max Fleischmann
Norman G. Kenan
Oakley
Haddock
Fleischmann
Ministers Debate Divorce Question at Wiley Chapel
Methodist ministers convene in Wiley Chapel to discuss the divorce issue with Rev. W H Hammaker of Middletown delivering the principal address. Bishop J M Walden expects to participate, noting church rules prohibit officiating at divorces except statutory, while some pastors urge broader grounds as they argue against harming home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Chapel
W. BH. Hammaker
Middletown
J. M. Walden
Boy Cyclist vs Horse Collision in Clifton
Leo Green aged 12 rode a bicycle in Ludlow avenue Clifton and collided with a wagon attached to a horse near the Clifton Ludlow corner. He suffered a one inch long gash on his left cheek from eye downward and was treated by Dr Rockhill who sewed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Green
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
Ludlow Avenues
Leo
Rockhill
Travel to New Homes Immigrants Arrive at Grand Central
Immigrant groups from Germany Hungary Russia Italy Romania and Sweden formed two mixed carloads at Grand Central Station last night en route to the West. Most will be sent to St. Louis for distribution. July 1 ends these parties as a new law takes effect requiring immigrants to speak and write English before landing at New York City ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
St. Louis
New York City
Sunbonnet Pattern From 1917 For Summer Wear
An economical sunbonnet pattern described as simple and easy to make using durable tub fabrics. The design has two main pieces a front and a back and requires about 1 1/4 yard of 26 inch wide material for the ladies size. Pattern price is 10 cents.
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Wright
Behr
Trades Union League
H. McGeehan
Vorwerck
Owen
Brisco
Corin
McGeehan
Hennessy
Gruner
Smith
Shoe Workers
Garment Workers
Hoe
Purcell
McGurlough
Baumgartner
Knable
Stout
Knmable
R. Smith
Ab.h.o.a.b. Cliff
Seeman
Curley
OjOtt
Ott
Keneweg
Lane
Ackerman
Beddie
Hockin
Donovan
Riegler
Weber
Conroy
Wil’berg
Rantz
W. P.c
Tenance Press Assistants
Eeecseses
Elec
Electrical Workers
TFT el
W. Ae Oa
Electro
Ora
A. Raymond
D’chman
Burns
M-R
H.mcg'n
Witte
Tees
Collins
R P
H. G. W. Ab.h.o.a.b. Barley
Um'r
Bewes
Ritter
Thom’n
Heandl
Sree
Ka'lem
Mound
McCul’ H
Kist'er
Tathers
Scccioness
Cliff
Cuff
Stenger
Cae
A. Lee
Kolthoff
Hornb
Ger
Moran
Herring
Brinkel
L.huck
Molders
K. I. C. League
Wiedemann
Heeb
Eege Runt
Boy U
Cefalu
Greie
Diehl
Middle
Borquin
Kemper
Kirchener
Aaducae
Schonner
Tom Dugan
Connersville
Shamrocks
Sbsorsesens CO
Court
Fender
Millcreek Valley Notes
Virginia Fair
Clara Dauman
Hyde Park
Martha Odoms
Fannie Pushin
Blanche G. Martin
Mabel Evans
St. James Avenue
Nannie Stapp
Martin St
Clara Schaefer
Elm St
Edith Rohde
Margaret Phibbs
Broad- Wey
Helena Parrott
Milton St
Clara Gruber
East Cliffoe RY
Sipie O'S
Banee
Tillie Wanner
Vine St
Estella Boles
Wheeler
Chebeuges
Elizabeth Singer
Glendora Bve
Essen His Sond
evReye
Regina Bower
Station I
Union St
Avondale
Stella Cook
Reading Road
Hovdnekss
Jane Moore
West Court
Ore
Gene Ohies Nakane Osha
G. W. Dunne
Hopkins St
S B. Parrott
Wesley Av
Abbie Currin
West
Ninth Defoe Aoa
Mary Ely
Hathaway St
Blanche Allen
Ninth Street
Aeleae Os
Essewee Vines
May Grapevine
Henrietta Mesch
Barr St
Alice Morgan
West Oust
Minnie Hamilton
West Fourth St
Offal
Alice Wiese
State
Helen Bauer
Hillside
Ae Mayme C. Becker
Sepunanee Gruber
P. Cab
Sibeen Vibe
Highland County
Hamilton County
Elmwood Place
ST. Bernard
Ohio
Adams County
Clinton County
Bernice L. Brown
New Wigans
Pas
Dks Ath
Bila Poth
Grace Iso
Sabina
Fairfield County
Allie Henderson
West Rush- Winn Bs Cnet
Nellie Stage
Lancaster
Fayette County
Esther Leland
Washington
Ilcne
Gument Cetavaiape Vees
Franklin County
Dora
I. Hepner
Columbus
Anna Kohn
Mary Dennison
Briggsdale
Stella Martin
Marie H. Phelan
Margaret Jones
Monroe St
Greene County
Savannah Huffman
New Burlington
Kee
Stes
Miriam Hale
Xenia
Indiana
Kentucky
Boone County
Newport
Covington
Marie Johnson
Philadelphia St
Marie Finnigan
Culkins
Finance Committee
McLean Avenue
Rulison
Council Committee On
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Dworge
Tor
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Daily
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Weekly Gazette
Daily Commercial
Daily Commercial Tribune
Daily and
Jamese
P. O. Box
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Ant
Fashion Department
Cins Ginnats
New York
City and
Hattie C. Brearton
W. Wintts
Bob Bee
Edna Decker
Main St
Louise Heidel
Jessie Girard
S. A. Henderson
Boott St
Jeon
Rene Stele
Grand Central Station
Percale
Madras
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