Wells shines as Sargent falters in Ohio Amateur golf
Joe Wells of East Liverpool rebounds to beat R Kreatz and Harold Weber amid heavy rain at Portage Country Club Akron in the Ohio Amateur. Alfred Sargent, a Columbus teenager and medalist, loses to K W Wolcott after a slow start. Other survivors include Hassmann, Long, and Lee advancing toward semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Portage Country Club
Joe Wells
East Liverpool
Alfred Sargent
Columbus
Wells
R. Kreatz
Dayton
Harold Weber
Weber
Sargent
Young Sargent
M. B. Johnson, Jr
Cleveland
K. W. Wolcott
Fair Lawn Club Akron
Wolcott
R. W. Lee
R. L. Wintringer
Steubenville
E. O. Handy
Eddie Hassmann
R. H. Stranahan
George Long
Findlay
Hassmann-Long
Hassmann
Long
Mashio Niblick
Hussmann
H. Densmore Shure
M. J. Bennet
John W. Munroe
Zanesville
G. B. Carman
Parker Campbell
Toledo
J. L. Brown
C.W. Deibel
Youngstown
James Secor
Welcott
Shute
Lee
Munro
Campbell
Deibel
Phil Ogden
Densmore Shure
Lauer Mather
M. J. Bennet, Jr
F. H. Pelton
P. P. Lechner
R.S. Johnson
Springfield
le Columbus
Liverpool
J. W. Monro
W. K. Hilton
J. Lewis Brown
G. A. Leonard
Canton
B. Carman
B. Behm
H. C. Sayle
Christy Deibel
Clarence Ohl
E. A. Bruch
Boxing Show Postponed at Belle Vue Ball Park
Promoters delayed last night's boxing card due to threatening weather. The program will run tomorrow night with the same lineup led by main event Billy Mc Cann against Tony La Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Ball Park
Billy McCann
Tony la Rosa
Standings Snapshot From Western League
Oklahoma City and Des Moines show nil and one win respectively while Wichita 4-8 Lincoln 8-1 St Joseph 0 Omaha 5 Denver 11 and Tulsa at 8 percent reflect mixed results in the Western League standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Wichita
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Omaha
Denver
Tulsa
Hikers to Walk Through Spook Hollow Near Mt Washington
The Walkers Club of Greater Cincinnati plans a twilight hike through Spook Hollow near Mt Washington led by Charles Netter. Members meet at Carrell Street East End at 7 PM, tracing Salem Pike Corbley Road Clough Pikes to Beechmont Avenue East End. large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spook Hollow
Mt. Washington
Walkers’ Club of
Greater Cincinnati
Carrell Street
East End
Salem Pike
Corbley Road
Clough Pikes
Beechmont Avenue
Charles Netter
Windfield Steeplechase Narrow Field in Aurora
Horse racing program notes six races at Aurora with multiple scratches. Light View won the first race for two-year-olds at 5 furlongs, time 1:00. Carabinier and Boatman ran in higher purses. Kane entries listed. Weather: track fast with several horses scratched across the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooe
St. Pi. Sh
Zelda Leighton
Apostle
Green Blazes
Orbit
Gareth
the Seer
Maretta
Idleness
Winburn
Dictation
Runebb High
Lan’ter
Boatman
Mergler
McCreery
McAtee
Gamble
Fator
Panic
Kellum
Peanuts
Serenader
Johnson
Coltiletti
C. Kummer
Roland
Washington
Pep
Peep
Pepp
Betatched
Knobbie
Gold Piece
Uker
Spugs
Sue
Jenne
Miss Wash’gton
High Commander
Brother Bill
Cue Rack
Uranus
Lady Ambassador
Bezzem
Sg Levoy
Chief Tierney
Powhatan
Marche Mil’re
Rocky Lane
Legere
Euclid
Mars
Surprise Party
Tiger Glass
Wills Warns Against Doping Ring Learning Opponent
Harry Wills rejects studying an opponent's style before a fight. He argues familiarity breeds careless mistakes and favors entering the ring with a blank mind. He cites Kid Williams and Klaus to warn against pre–fight scouting and says he rarely attends fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wills
New York World News Service
New York
Wills
Harry
Kid Williams
Philadelphia
Frank Klaus
Williams
Klaus
Weinert
Gibbons
Mr. Fugazy
Radio Programs Today on Local Stations
A listing of evening broadcasts across WLW WSAI WHK WHN WIP WJZ WIJY and WTAM in multiple cities. Programs include orchestras concerts talks dinners and vaudeville with times ranging from 6 P M to 11 30 P M and sports and review segments noted.
Dorval Race Day Results And Times
Multiple claiming and handicap events run at Dorval with purses around 800 to 1200 dollars. Winners include Gallant Greek at 4.40 and Barrow at 5.50 in six furlongs, Play On 5.70 in six furlongs, and Faddist 12.30 in the St Jeanne Baptiste Handicap. Weather clear track fast. several horses scratched or listed as also ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Gallant Greek
Munden
Gaire
McGraw
Menem
Thorndyke
Fitzallen and
Fair
Seond
Barrow
Mooney
Brinkley
Kennedy
Sun Marks
Leyland
Romanelli
Sir Gallahad
Bourassa
Velit
Royal Crown
Prince
Grotto
Hernan Gez
Barracks
Hastings
Bathilde Seth
Southern Melody
Gaia
Aunt Laura
Earl Combs
Cinderetta
Eas Crest
Herbert
Bee Bee
Ampolac
Love Pirate
Deep Thoughts
Edinburgh
Nlaud
Ensign
Park Hill
Renzetti
Rosa Veta
Liege
Wrackhorn
Jacques
Wary Lady
Eye Lash
Myrtle Crown
Hern'dez
Lady Longridge
Polite
Lady Tarascon
Argos
Lank
Rex Gaiety
Balsam Lake
Dorval Entries and Race-Claiming Card Summary
The card lists six races all claiming entries with purses of 800. Three year olds and up race distances vary from six furlongs to one mile and seventy yards. Notable entries include Sturjiongs and Dorval Boy in the first, Simple and Egg Nog among two-year-olds in the second, and Cordelier Black Top in later races. Apprentice allowance claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Monk
Lady Allen
Sobrose
Urner
Lavigne
Sherrill
tMurky
Timpact
Looters Stock ‘Farm
Cooper
Archie Alexand
Pacific
Royal George Een
Rmedee
Squire McMasters
Marion
Navisco
Mamie O'Jane
Nacomee Certeeeeewerke
Crestwood Boy
Winetin Moore
Northrop
Poet
Tediee
Alleden
Zealo Pete
Reese Jubal
Lew Pope
Mac O’boy
Billy Star
Austo Setteeeee
Renee
Seth
Alibi
Atomin
Canada
Armonist
Dorval Boy
Sir Clarence
Ichisiadens
Earl Combs
Asabens
Double Rainbow
Odd Seth
GRU
Movin Insechtecas
Gypsy Flyer
Liewlyn
Gussie
Ibrar
Silent Tonight Station List Broadcast
A trimmed radio log lists numerous stations including Central KFAB KFDM KSD KOB WGAZ WHA WJJD WKRC WOS WSUI WOWWD WOAN WCEE and Eastern CNRO CNRM CKAC PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WDWF WHAZ WLIT WCAP WEBJ WOO WOR WTAM as available tonight with no program details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFAB
KFDM
KSD
KOB
WGAZ
WHA
WJJD
WKRC
WOS
WSUI
WOWWD
WOAN
WCEE
CNRO
CNRM
CKAC
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WDWF
WHAZ
WLIT
WCAP
WEBJ
WOO
WOR
WTAM
Today’s Bright Spots Radio Schedule Summary
A condensed listing of radio programs across several stations. Orphan Asylum Harmonica Band in New York at 5:30 PM on WGBS. Mikado segment at 5:30 PM on WLS. Artists segment at 9 PM on WEAF. Mando n and Guitar Band at 9 PM on WCBD in Zion Illinois. Ukrainian Club portrait at 9 PM on WMAQ Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGBS
New York
Orphan Asylum
WLS
Chicago
WEAF
N York
WEEI
WSAI
WGR
WWJ
WFI
WCAE
WJAR
WCCO
Woc
WCBD
Zion
Ill
Mandon
WMAQ
Radio Night Schedule Featuring Opera And Ukrainian Club
Chicago area stations list tonight events with WLS offering a Mikado act and lullaby segment after a recital and orchestra at WMAQ presenting pace talk and soprano performances plus a Ukrainian Club program in late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
WMAQ
Ukranian Club
Aurora Results First Race Showy Claiming Action
Six races run in wet conditions with multiple claimers. Winners include Viking and Cherrycote among others with times around 1 04 and 1 07, while several horses were scratched and track listed as sloppy.
Lane Tech Triumphs Over Flushing In City Showdown
Lane Tech of Chicago defeated Flushing High School of New York 3 to 1 in the annual intercity baseball clash at Yankee Stadium, showcasing top schoolboy nines from both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lane Tech
Chicago
Flushing High School
Yankee Stadium
Radio Church to Become Corporate Entity in New York
Charles Pope Caldwell, former congressman, urged Justice Faber to approve incorporation of the First Mission of the Aid. The group aims to run radio broadcasting and receiving stations to proclaim salvation through Jesus Christ and teach the Bible as interpreted by the apostles creed, providing religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Charles Pope Caldwell
Congress
Justice Faber
The
Aid
Radio Station Schedules Feature Evening Musical Lineups
A list of Chicago and Kansas City stations with 7 P.M. to 1 A.M. program plans including orchestras, evenings of popular music, speeches, readings, and dance numbers. Notable entries include WGN Skeezix time at 6:30 P.M. and WHAS trio scores at 8:30 P.M. plus multiple operatic and theatrical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Skeezix
Radio and Music Schedule Across Cities
A listing of radio stations in multiple cities with evening programs. Entries include time blocks for talks, orchestras, ensembles, jazz, organ recitals, and variety shows across Pittsburgh New York Cleveland Philadelphia Buffalo and Schenectady stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Cleveland
Cincinnati Bank Clearings and Stock Exchange Trades Report
Bank clearings totaled 10 601 507 dollars, with liquidity high as rates range 4 14 to 5 percent for brokers loans and 5 to 6 percent for ordinary loans. Cincinnati Stock Exchange reports show 1 216 shares traded today against 1 631 yesterday and 1 618 last Wednesday, listing multiple issues and foreign exchanges alongside bond quotes and utility shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinati Stock Exchange
Amer
Mach
Rolling Mill
Procter & Gamble Com
Lilly
U. S. Playing Card
U. S. Print
Litho. Com
Cincinnati and Sub
Cincinnati Gas and Elec
Cincinnati Gas Trans
Bastia
Icpeissistac Moco
Belgium
BORO
Denmark
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Germany
Reichsmark Holland
Serbia
Shanghai
Hungary
India
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Sai
Uruguay
Dalton
Eagle-Picher
Globe-Wernicke Com
Gruen Watch
Kroger Gro
Bak. Com
Paragon Refining Com
Ohio Bell Tel
First Nat. Bank
Cincinnati Street
Canada
London
Paris
Greece
China
Hongkong
Norw
Rumania
Prine & Lith
Abbas
New York
Lx Sa Bie i
Secret societies ban in Dayton High Schools ruling
Dayton Board of Education voted Tuesday night to prohibit secret societies fraternities and sororities in Dayton schools. Resignations of Harvey Truesdell and Frank Lichtwacht were accepted with Howard Shoup named to fill the vacancy. Edward G German Co. won coal contract for next year and Newman Manufacturing Co. of Cincinnati secured a copper box and donor plate contract for the gymnasium fund. John Chrest re elected secretary for two more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton High School
Board of Education
Dayton
Newport High School
Harvey Truesdell
Frank Lichtwacht
Howard Shoup
Lichtwa
Surrenders to police for killing of William Brown Johnson
Charles Humes, 503 Chestnut Street, walked into police headquarters and surrendered to Sergeant Venard after an alleged card game dispute over twenty five cents. Johnson, 28, died from a bullet wound just below the heart at Speers Hospital. Humes faces a preliminary hearing before Judge Moore with attorney George W. Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown Johnson
West Fourth Street
Charles Humes
Chestnut Street
Venard
Humes
Judge Moore
George W. Davies
Johnson
Speers Hospital
Campbell Circuit Court Divorces and Larceny Sentences
Judge Caldwell grants a divorce yesterday to Benjamin Gaskins of Newport from Marie Gaskins of Cincinnati for willful absence. Walter Bradford of East Tenth Street receives one month for petit larceny after a liquor theft at Old 76 Distillery. William Fordyce gets four months and 27 days for grand larceny involving an automobile. credit for time served. Cases against Edwin Erdman alias Edward Simpson for misappropriating 1380.81 from the Andrews Steel Employees' Aid and William Lynch of Marion Ind. for abandoning his three children continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wright
Walter Gleason
Edwin Erdman
Edward Simpson
Andrews Steel
William Lynch
Marion
Ind
Three Probate Filings and Local Notices in Newport
Three wills were filed for probate yesterday in Newport with Judge Buten. Executors named include Ray C. Bellenby of Amsterdam pike and Catherine Matz as executrix for Jacob Matz estate with division planned after death among six children. Tax office hours set at City Hall. candidates Shoup and Vossmeyer announce bids for local offices. police case leads to a fine for Ruby Cramer. Community events feature lawn fetes by Congregational Church and St Paul’s Episcopal Church fundraisers. Golden Red Rebekah Lodge plans a Saturday lawn fete inviting Northern Kentucky lodges.
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Newport
Buten
Charles B. Heck
Ft. Thomas
Elizabeth Heck
William Henry Heck
Ray C. Bellenby
Amsterdam Pike
Charles Settler
Taylor and Eden Avenues
Bellevue
Laura Settler
Jacob Matz
Newart
Atherine Matz
Lindsay Street
Albert Simms
Public Finance
Charles F. Shoup
Dayton
John Kruchen
F. A. Breitenstein
Stuart Vossmeyer
Udge Moore
Ruby Cramer
Derrick
Moore
Sylvester F. Townsley
Fourth Avenue
Congregational Church
York Street
Seventh
Eighth
William A. Elmer
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Court Place
Golden Red Rebekah Lodge
Junior Order
Rebekah and
Odd Fellow
Kentucky
Marriage and Realty Transfers in Delaware County Area
A list of marriages including Russell Henry Bill and Ethel Van Vorhis with multiple names such as James Leviine Marie Hurst and Leslie W. Gronem. Locations cited include Delaware County and Marian Hamilton Newport Bellevue Cincinnati Ft Thomas Dayton. The Real Estate Transfers note Pedro Breeze to Jose Rae 2 Scrivner with a lot in Newport and related stamp details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Henry Bill
Ethel van Vorhis
James Leviine
Marie Hurst
Leslie W. Gronem
Emma M. Moebus
John Randolf
Grace Thersing
Arthur Feldhaus
Catherine Schmi
Edward Potter
Goldie Nelson
William Kadell
Mac Bratfish
Chester Redman
Mildred Clifton
Christian E. Wei Nannie Halsey
George P. Atkinso
Louise M, Neaman
William F. Burn
Helen Ruther
Pedro Breeze
Jose Rae
Scrivner, Lot
Newport
Covington Secrecy Order Guides Prohibition Raid Coverage
State prohibition director Sam Collins issued a circular directing newspapers to omit agent names in raid reports and limit coverage to the raids themselves. The rule, in effect in other states for three years, aims to keep bootleggers from identifying agents. The Covington desk notes a city reorganization sending stationary agents away and replacing them with new staff. Prohibition actions in Covington and nearby towns are described, including raids on 634 First Avenue Dayton and 630 First Avenue Newport, with several individuals cited or bonded in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Collins
Prohibition
Covington
Prohibition Office
Department
Dity
First Avenue
Dayton
Rose Jones
Lewis Jones
Roetken
Harry H. Walton
Paul Davis
Thirty
Winston Streets
Latonia
Federal
Jo Cook
Seven Mile House
Lickie Pike
Campbell County
Jennie Hines
Chesnut Street
Newport
Harry and
Edward Wagner
Monmouth Street
Battery Dealers Seek Passage of Covington Ordinance
Covington battery dealers urge City Commissioners to pass an ordinance like Cincinnati's that makes it a misdemeanor to fail to return borrowed or rented batteries. The proposal follows losses blamed on customers who keep or misuse batteries. Werner Berkemeyer of Berndt & Berkemeyer filed the request in a meeting with City Solicitor Martin J. Brown and backed drafting. The matter lines up for today's city commission session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cincinnati
Werner Berkemeyer
Berndt & Berkemeyer
Martin J. Brown
Berkemeyer
Yates Files Petition for County Clerk Race
John B. Yates of Fifth and Garrard streets, a former two term County Clerk, filed his Republican nomination petition for County Clerk. He will face opposition from John W. Middendorf, the current County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
John
B. Yates
Fifth
Garrard Streets
John W. Middendorf
Names and Addresses Listed Across Ohio and Covington
A fragmented roster lists multiple individuals with city affiliations including Cincinnati Lebanon Covington Springfield Newark Croton Bellefontaine and Gaysport. Names include George F. Smith Anna M. Young Richard E. Stegman Nettie Brown Mary E. Hawley Thomas R. Roberts Gladys R. Welky George E. John Nellie T. Smith Samuel L. Fitch Luella I. Carpenter Charles R. Gosnell Ann Mary Berkinham Lester B. Brewer Betty M. Hanna Carl L. Brunner Mildred G. Lyle Burton Middleton Glenna McLaughlin Joseph B. Hackman Helen Borges Martin Mitchell Jr Mary Niemeyer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Smith
Cincinnati
Anna M. Young
Richard E. Stegman
Nettie Brown
Lebanon
Mary E. Hawley
Thomas R. Roberts
Covington
Gladys R. Welky
Newport
George E. John
Springfield
Nellie T. Smith
Samuel L. Fitch
Newark
O. Luella I. Carpenter
Croton
Charles R. Gosnell
Ann Mary Berkinham
Lester B. Brewer
Betty M. Hanna
Carl] L. Brunner
Bellefontaine
Covington Notes Mixed Local News and Court Cases
Mrs Anna Hoppe Kleine 33 filed for U S citizenship in the district court. Harold Howard 41 fined 300 and jailed 60 days for moonshine possession and peace bond in Police Court. Funeral services for Maurice Haley Covington policeman set for today at St Patrick's. Building permit issued for a 4000 brick residence on James Avenue. M S Rice filed as Democratic county commissioner candidate. Robbery at a soft drink stand leads to arrests Howard Bush 17 and Clifford Beach 24. Beach pleads not guilty. Sheriff deputies seek thief who robbed Grover E Laird home near Lake side Inn. moonshine bottle left at scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Notes
Anna Hoppe Kleine
Banklick Street
United States District Court
Germany
Harold Howard
Russell Street
Oe Manson
Schneider
Maurice Haley
Cosington
West Street
St. Patrick’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Soltaine
L. H. McMillan
James Avenue
Eastern Avenue
J. A. Hellman
M. S. Rice
T. C. Moore
Third
Philadelphia
Howard Bush
Lee Street
Clifford Beach
West Sixth Street
Bush
Beach
Sheriff's Office
Grover E. Laird
Lakeside Inn
Madison Pike
Covington
Laird
Boy Burned by Gunpowder Accident
Ten year old Mathew Etler of 339 Patterson Avenue was burned on the back by gunpowder from a revolver fired by his playmate Millard Walls, 14, using blank cartridges on Patterson Street. He was treated at Speers Hospital and returned home with non serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Etler
Patterson Avenue
Millard Walls
Fourth
Isabella
Patterson Street
Third
Speers Hospital
Robert Stevens Dies at 82 in Walton Kentucky
Robert Stevens 82 died at his Walton home after a short illness. A farmer and native of Alexandria he leaves widow Sallie Stevens and eight children, five sons and three daughters. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at Independence Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stevens
Walton
Mr. Stevens
Alexandria
Sallie Stevens
Baptist Church of Independence
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Dic Dorgari
Bell Syndicate, Inc
U. 8. Pat
Associated Press
S. E. Cor
Sixth and Elm Parke
American Walkers’ Association
North Bend Road
Harrison Avenue
Westwood
Taylor Creek
Reemelin Road
Dent
Race Avenue
Bridgetown
William M. Brabender
Aurora
WLW
WHK
rTalks
WHN
WIP
WJZ
Wall Street Review
United States Marine Band
Deauville Orchestra
WIY
Dorval
Beran
Traight
Snow
Viking
Anderson
Judge Bailey
Yelton
Nona Marie
Cappie
Island Fairy
Samatuga
Turner
T. Placa
Mutuel
Ia Traig Ca
Lebert
Merimee
Shining Gold
Dean H
Eaton
Ra Wahkeena
Phyllis Gentry
Nacomee
Kine
Colonel Taylor
Cloughjordan
King B
Gold Grafton
Winnie O’wynn
Myrtle Bell
Cherrycote
Schaefer
Watchful
Riviera
Missionary
Furth
Pickens
Ball Gee
Noe
My Destiny
Transformer
Seel
War Hale
Ae Vosilenaaus
Pee
Flying Prince
Pink Tea
Fred Kinney
Chaplet
Mebert
Landerer
Boganowski
Cadamook
Aed
Anchester
Belfield
Rose Hover
Christinia
Tarlington
St. Lawrence
Desmond Dale
Mosely
Garth
Gov. Smit
Don Santa
Otai
Stockade
Metrodore
Cross Wise
Cork Elm
Sun Pa
Felix
Despot
WMBB
WQJ
KYW
WBCN
Popularrogram
WDAF
Kansas City
Nighthawk
WEBH
WENR
WHAS
Louisville
WHT
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Stockman and Farmer
Orchestra
WNYC
Uncle Geebee
Footlight
Lamrdight
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
Treeeeee
Veewee Pere
Senor Wwteee
Tal
Delaware County
O. Marion
O. Hamilton
Hamilton
Norwood
O. Cincinnati
Middletown
O. Newport
Anne Campbell
Covington Y
Kenton Circuit Court
Clara Wegford
William Werford
Raymond C. Kleine
Florence A. Kleine
Garvey Avenue
Elsmere
City of
City Hall
J. Mason Howk
Noah Webster
W. J. Pelo
A.M
Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
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