Newport Aviator Sued By Boy Injured In Plane Fall
Harold Clark 11 sues for 1000 damages after an aeroplane driven by George W. Brunner of Evansville ind crashed at Front street and Washington avenue Newport on June 13 burying the boy in wreckage. Clark alleges careless and negligent operation. Brunner is named defendant. The incident involved Brunner and passenger H W Jones escaping with minor injuries en route from Evansville to Akron for an exhibition. This marks the first local damages suit arising from a plane injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Washington Avenue
Newport
Campbell Circuit Court
Harold Clark
Clinton Clark
George W. Brunner
Evansville
Ind
Brunner
H. W. Jones
Akron
Delinquent License Funds Collected in Newport Bi annual Report
Lot Snyder Newport Delinquent Tax Collector says more than 64194.66 was collected on licenses delinquent since May 1919. From January 16 to June 24 the year saw one arrest and a $10 fine plus costs by the Police Court. The breakdown includes soft drink dealers 4384.91 cereal beverages 1225 special shows 120 and other items totaling 6194.66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Snyder
Newport
Newport Commissioners
Snyder
Early Opinion Sought in Newport School Financing Suit
Attorneys for the Newport Teachers Association and the School Board filed a joint request for an early opinion on whether the School Commissioners may withdraw money from the site and building fund to fund next year’s teacher salary increases. Judge Otto Wolff noted the opinion won’t be ready before tonight’s mass meeting at Carnegie Library Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Newport
Teachers’ Association
Horace Root
Carnegie Library Hall
Fourth and
Monmouth Streets
Otto Wolff
Dayton Girl Awards $350 Judgment in Injury Suit
Ida Williams aged 9, daughter of E F Williams of 717 Sixth Avenue Dayton, won a $350 judgment against Charles Palmer of 510 Main Street Dayton in Campbell Circuit Court yesterday. The suit claimed a basket fell from a Palmer window and struck her on the head. she sought $5,000 through her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Williams
E. F. Williams
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Charles Palmer
Main Street
Campbell
Palmer
Newport Delinquent Tax Collector Warns Arrests for Tax Delinquents
Lot G. Snyder, Newport delinquent tax collector, warned yesterday he will swear warrants for the arrest of business and professional men who owe taxes. Penalties range from ten to fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot G. Snyder
Newport
Snyder
Newport Officials to Review Police and Fire Civil Service
The Newport Commissioners and Mayor Hermann plan a meeting this week to begin examining all Newport police and firemen under the new civil service laws. Those in service less than five years must pass the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Commissioners
Hermann
Newport
Dayton School Board to Elect Successor for Superintendent
Dayton Kentucky school commissioners convene tonight to choose a new superintendent after EK F Sporing departs for Newport. Probable candidate P L Hamlett, formerly Erlanger School principal, is among those considered while Prof Sporing remains Dayton High School principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
EK. F. Sporing
Newport
P. L. Hamlett
Erlanger
Prof. Sporing
Dayton High School
Newport June Taxes Due Payable at Finance Office
The City of Newport announces June taxes are due now at the Office of the Commissioner of Finance. Taxes for the year may be paid now to avoid penalty and interest. Adv. CHAS. D. McCREA. Commissioner of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Gasdorf Military Band Plays For Monmouth Merchants
Last night Gasdorf's Military Band performed for the Monmouth Street Merchants Association at the corner of Sixth and Monmouth. Bellevue bans pre Fourth of July fireworks as city officials warn residents. Police Chief Charles Egan cautions youths about using carbide on streetcar tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasdorf
Sixth
Monmouth Streets
Monmouth Street Merchants Association
Bellevue
John Winters
Charles Egan
Real estate transfers lodged in county clerk’s office
The list shows transfers including Joseph D White and Azalia White to G C Anderson of Bethel Ohio a Dayton avenue lot. Chester L Evans and Harriet B Evans to Carl and Augusta Hauss Berry's Addition Southgate for 4500. William and Carrie Gerwin to Marie Gastl 2x66 feet on Clay Street Dayton for 1000. Joseph and Flossie Blangy to Johana Clara Bauer 323x209 feet on Seventh Avenue Dayton for 2000. Elizabeth Abbott to Charlies and Ernestine Buller Highland Land Company subdivision Highlands for 3000. Anthony and Lizzie Glazier to James E and Minnie Christian 20x91 feet on Ann Street Newport for 2000. Louise and Marie Gastl 13x110 feet on Fourth Avenue Dayton for 1000. Ella and William Core to Edward Hu a lot on Tremont Avenue Ft Thomas for 9000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D
Azalia White
G. C. Anderson
Bethel
Dayton Avenue
Chester L
Harriet B. Evans
Augusta Hauss
Berry
Southgate
William
Carrie Gerwin
Marie Gastl
Clay Street
Dayton
Joseph
Flossie Blangy
Johnam Clara Bauer
Seventh Avenue
Elizabeth Abbott
Charlies
Ernestine Buller
Highland Land Company
Highlands
Anthony
Lizzie Glazier
James E
Minnie Christian
Ann Street
Newport
Louise
Fourth Avenue
Ella and
William Core
Edward Hu
Tremont Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Listings of Residents with Locations Across Multiple States
A compiled list of individuals with associated residence details. Entries include names such as George Beck Dayton Ohio Nettie Wiggins Dayton Ohio John F Bauer Dayton Ohio Elien Hullinger Dayton Ohio Thomas J Robinson Montgomery County Ohio Jessie Kelsor Montgomery County Ohio Orville R Mote Randolph County Indiana Alice E Wolf Randolph County Indiana Albert G Deickmann Cincinnati Laura Wilson Cincinnati Charles E Sells Richwood Indiana Ivy M Logue Liberty Indiana Clifford Beibe Cincinnati Alma Drahman Newport nH We West Springfield Edith Strain Selma Ohio Clarence Hazelwood Indianapolis Mary Wittner Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beck
Dayton
Nettie Wiggins
John FR. Bauer
Elien Hullinger
Thomas J. Robinson
Montgomery Co’ty
Jessie Kelsor
Montgomery Co'ty
Orville R. Mote
Randolph County
Ind
Alice E. Wolf
Albert G. Deickmann
Cincinnati
Laura Wilson
Charles E. Sells
Richwood
Ivy M. Logue
Liberty
Clifford Beibe
Alma Drahman
Newport
Springfield
Edith Strain
Selma
O. Clarence Hazelwood
Indianapolis
Mary Wittner
Covington Thieves Steal 5000 Dollar Whisky From Rail Car
Rail workers found twenty cases of whisky missing from a Louisville and Nashville yard car at Decoursey between Saturday night and Sunday morning. The theft involved 1200 cases from William Jackson Baker estate bound for Philadelphia and valued around 5000 dollars. Revenue inspectors trace whisky to an automobile heading toward Covington as the car with the remaining consignments continued to its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville
Decoursey
Licking River
William Jackson Baker
Millbrook
Philadelphia
John O. DeMoss
Covington
Bank Robber Reappears in Huntington WV Case and Covington Heist
Police seek a suspect charged with robbing American Bank and Trust in Huntington last Friday of 5500. The same man used a prior tactic at First National Bank in Covington to steal 3000, posing as a merchant tail oring client and manipulating tellers during deposits and withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bank and Trust Company
Huntington
W. Va
First National Bank
Covington
Naturalization facts sought to be clarified in Schmitz v Manson
Judge Tracy sustained a motion to require Fred W. Schmitz the plaintiff in the suit against Lewis L. Manson to make his petition more definite about his naturalization. Schmitz age 16 when he came from Germany and began naturalization five years later were requested to be included. He seeks $50 000 damages for alleged reflections on loyalty in a Latonia war time speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Kenton
Stephens L. Blakely
Commonwealth Attorney
Fred W. Schmitz
Lewis L. Manson
Schmitz
Germany
Manson
Latonia
Guards Muster Out and New Company Formed in Lexington Area
Members of Company D State Guards stationed at Lexington and Brooks ville will be mustered out at the Seventh Street Market House tonight. A new Company A First Regiment National Guards will be mustered in with fifty five men minimum. Petitions may be filed at the meeting and uniforms will be fitted tonight with old uniforms to be returned. Captain L V Crockett notes a pay increase for guardsmen. Speeches by Adjutant General De Weese Stephens L Blakely Commonwealth Attorney and Emil Rivard are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Guards
Lexington
Brooksville
Seventh Street Market House
National Guards
L. V. Crockett
de Weese
Stephens L. Blakely
Commonwealth
Emil Rivard
Ludlow Chautauqua Planned for July With Community Theme
Plans set for a Ludlow chautauqua July 1 13 and 14 with a $500 guaranteed fund from local bankers and businessmen. Sessions mirror the Washington Monument grounds program under the American Legion with afternoon and evening talks on The Building of a Community and The Building of a Nation. A ticket hunt will distribute free admission tickets hidden around the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Committee On Arrangements
Case Against Albert Chatfield Continued in County Court
The case of Albert Chatfield of Cincinnati charged with traffic violations and resisting an officer was continued by Judge Read until a hearing date can be set with County Patrolman F. Searer and Chatfield. Chatfield denies prior trouble with the officer before arrest. Hall told police Chatfield jumped from his car and threatened to fight when told of the violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Chatfield
Cincinnati
Read
F. Sea Ere
Chatfield
Hall
Legion Post urges petitions against clemency for three men
Stanley Wilson of Norman Barnas Post asks petition circulators to return opposition petitions to J M Chamberlain at 536 Madison Ave Covington by tonight. Petitions will be sent to the Department of Justice in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wilson
Norman-Barnas Post
American Legion
Henry Feltman
C. B. Schoberg
J. Henry Kruse
J. M. Chamberlain
Madison Avenue
Covi
Department of Justice
Washington
Mystery Toll of Chickens Near Fifteenth and Greenup
Neighbors report over 100 chickens killed Sunday night in the Fifteenth and Greenup area. Fowl heads crushed and wire fencing cut to allow entry. Local police are investigating the incident as they seek suspects and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth
Greenup Streets
City and School Tax Payment Ad by Public Finance
Pay city and school taxes at the City Building with no penalty. Come early to avoid rush and delay. Office open every evening until six o'clock. George C. Stahel, Commissioner of Public Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Stahel
Public Finance
Death of 4 year old Michael Grimmeissen at 1 Hooper Street
Michael Grimmeissen aged four a retired cabinet maker of 1 Hooper Street died at his home after a brief illness with complications of diseases. He is survived by his widow and three children. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Grimmeissen
Hooper Street
Jack Spencer Faces Volstead Act Charge in Local Bond Hearing
Jack Spencer aged 28 of Western Avenue appeared before Commissioner Bell regarding alleged violation of the Volstead Act. He gave bond set at 500 dollars for his appearance at a preliminary hearing scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Spencer
Western Avenue
Bell
Bond
Real estate sales and leases in Cincinnati area
Numerous property transfers occur with buyers including J K Browning Heekin Can Co and W A Roberson for eight room brick home at 1322 Delta Ave and six room bungalow at 2840 Pinegrove Ave. Lease negotiated by Frederick A Schmidt Co for 226 Central Ave with Harry Stern as tenant. Multiple parcels traded in Norwood Mount Lookout Pleasant Ridge and Riverside among individuals and firms with prices ranging from $1 to $13,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinegrove Avenue
W. A. Robertson
Fred C. Hough
Fisher, Diehl & Lyon
Partusch Purchases Mt. Washington Home. Dalton Adds Plant
L F Partusch of Waterproof Paper and Board Co to move to Mt Washington after buying a six room house and 100 by 200 foot lot at 1918 Mears avenue for 48200 from Silas Corbin who now lives in Independence Ky. The Dalton Adding Machine Co Norwood plans a new plant costing about 250000 modeled on the present one and will hire nearly double their force once building plans are finished. The firm increased capitalization from 2750000 to 10000000 to support expansion and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Geeslin
Marsh Avenue
Norwood
William Haller
Charles H. Williams
L. F. Partusch
Waterproof Paper and Board Company
Eee
Mt. Washington
Walls & Hambrick
Mears Avenue
Silas Corbin
Independence
Dalton Adding Machine Company
James Dalton
Dalton
Alpha Kappa Alpha Chapter House Company Forms In Detroit
Eight hundred workers are employed at the plant with plans to provide jobs for 1500 or more. The Alpha Kappa Kappa Alumni Chapter House Company was incorporated to purchase the residence at 2515 Auburn Avenue for 25 000. The building is a three story brick owned by Mrs Annie J Walsh and occupied by a medical fraternity of the same name. The Precision Truing Machine and Tool Company increased its capital from 4000 to 20000 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Auburn Avenue
Alpha Kappa Kappa Alumnul Chapter
Annie J. Walsh
Precision Truing Machine and Tool Company
Property Transfers and Small Purchases, Cincinnati Area
A list of real estate transfers and leases with stated prices and tax amounts. Transactions include Lizzie Heurkamp to Hermann Rohs on Walnut and Mary streets for 4700 dollars with 5 cent tax, and University of Cincinnati leasing Main Street properties to Pickering Hardware Co for monthly rent 208 dollars 24 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Heurkamp
Hermann A. Rohs
Walnut and
Mary Streets
Jena
Frederick Heim
Louis F. Bockholt
Mary Muething
McPherson Avenue
Grace H. Coney
Margaret Wentzel
McMillan and
Sycamore
Helen L. Clippinger
Elsie G. Golden
Hudson Avenue
Madison Road
John Junius, Jr
Anna Junius
Fuller Street
Pavilion
Hatch Streets
Pavilion Street
University of Cincinnati
Pickering Hardware Co
Main Street
Adele Hase
Adolph Spicker
Clifford Place
Josephine W. Snowdon
Charles L. Gray
Edward Woodruff
North Bend
Jennie E. Morris
Chester Ll. Heflin
Crescentville
Charles F. Conklin
Agnes A. Lang
John T. Conklin
Blue Ash
Elnora Munsey
N. Arthur Baldwin
Catherine Wintersohle
Markbreit
Thirtieth Avenue
Oakley
Taft S. Armandroff
Edward E. Stutie
Hewitt Avenue
Estella Detzel
Henry
Blanche T. Embshoff
Wooster Pike
Columbia Township
William J. Kopp
Flora R. Hoffmann
Broadway
Thirteenth Street
Norma Daniels
Matilda Maue
Delia Mahoney
Ingleside Avenue
Henry B. Fischer
Amy I. Finn
Three Covington Men Seek Pardons for Espionage Convictions
O M Rogers of Covington submitted applications for clemency to the Department of Justice for three men C B Schoberg Henry Feltman and Henry Kruse convicted under the espionage law. The men are under sentence but not yet imprisoned and the usual review process will unfold with opinions from the trial attorney and judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Washington
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Munsey Building
Covington
Department of Justice
O. M. Rogers
James A. Finch
C. B. Schoberg
Henry Feltman
Henry Kruse
Thomas D. Slattery
Covington Gobblers Open Summer Camp by the Ohio River
Covington Gobblers social group begins its summer camp along the Ohio River one mile east of Dayton Kentucky. Mary Josephine Scheper aged 63 wife of Bernard H Scheper died yesterday at her Dixie Highway home. Northern Kentucky Employers Association filed incorporation papers in Frankfurt. Tag Day for St John s Orphanage set for next Saturday in Covington and Kenton County with volunteers selling tags city wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Gobblers
Ohio River
Dayton
Mary Josephine Scheper
Bernard H. Scheper
Dixie Highway
Northern Kentucky Employers’ Association
Frankfort
St. John’s Orphanage
Covington
Kenton County
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several States
A list of individuals with marriage license records spanning Cincinnati Covington Kenton County and nearby areas. Names include Eugene Deyhel Rose Duggins Elizabeth Hoffrogge Harry J Zint Hazel Bryant Frank Kleeman Loretta Kornhoff Everett Estep Ethel Moore Clarence Willenberg Sophia Schobe Maude Evans Arthur Mullins Leota Davis A W Creekman Lelia Barnes with connections to Ohio Kentucky Michigan Alabama Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Deyhel
Cincinnati
Rose Duggins
Harry J. Zint
Covington
Elizabeth Hoffrogge
Harry B. Wilson
Chillicothe
Hazel M. Bryant
Frank Lamar
Detroit
Mich
Everett B. Estep
Ethel L. Moore
Clarence Willenberg
Kenton County
Sophia Schobe
Maude Evans
Birmingham
Ala
Arthur Mullins
Indianapolis
Ind
Leota Davis
Connersville
A. W. Creekman
Lexington
Lelia Barnes
Miamisburg
Missionaries to Go to Far Off Climes
Lawrence Tull 25 son of Rev J S Tull of Hopple Street has been named a missionary to Africa by the Methodist Church and will sail at year’s start. A 1920 University of Cincinnati graduate he joins five other missionaries appointed by the Board of Foreign Missions of New York including Alma Bechtel of Cincinnati who will go to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tull
J. S. Tull
Hopple Street
Africa
Methodist Church
Mr. Tull
University of Cincinnati
Board of Foreign Missions of New York
Alma Bechtel
Cincinnati
Philippines
Krippendorf shocks field with 71 in city golf qualifier
In ideal conditions the top local players battled at East Hill for the city championship with Al Krippendorf posting a 71 to lead the 18 hole qualifier. Templeton Briggs and De Witt Balch shot 73s to follow while Ira Holden and others contended for match play spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Krippendorf
Templeton Briggs
de Witt Balch
Cincinnati Golf Club
Youngster
Oldster
Ira Holden
al Baumgartner
Hyde Park
Fred Lush
Spencer Kuhn
Fred Hoffman
C. J. McDiarmid
James Irwin Clarke
Johnny Macklefresh
Johnny
Tempy Briggs
Captain Briggs
Tom Morris
Krippendorf
East Hill
Briggs
R. Marty
R. K. Murdock
C. A. Rich
Fred Flach
Jack Tarbell
A. Krippendorf
F. J. Flack
J. M. DeCamp
N. Longworth
F. Marty
M. Fechheimer
A. Baumgartner
J. T. Clarke
J. W. Macklefresh
T. D. Esses
G. L. Guilfuss
Co. J. McDiarmid
A. L. Buxton
D. W. Balch
C. H. Tobias
Ss. G. Kuhn
H. A. Quackenbush
Wiliam Harig
T. J. Creaghead
F. H. Chatfield
D. W. Hill
C. H. Fitzwilson
F. L. Hoffman
B. W. Lampson
H. C. Yelser, Jr
F. E. Whitaker
Cooper
W. L. Furste
J. D. Lyon
E. T. Cunningham
Caies Baumner
Enemate
Drog Hills
Wile See Org
DeWitt Balch
Templeton Brigg
Caebcelvondsie
Aqueduct Race Card with Scratches and Odds
The card lists six races at Aqueduct with posted win odds for each entrant, noting leading contenders and bettors favorites. Scratched horses include Drummond, His Choice, Frank B., Mohab, Winooski, Sun Flash II, Sun Dial II, Valor, Elmendorf, Yellow Hand, Brewer, Albert A, Universal, Jamaica Belle, and Tamarisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constancy
Leading Star
Ima Frank
Drummond
His Choice
Minata
Valspar
Conte de Fee
Frank B
Mohab
Winooski
Claquer
Tom McTaggart
Tetley
Sun Flash II
Sun Dial II
Valor
Elmendorf
Torchbearer
Pickwick
Yellow Hand
Brewer
Albert A
Irish Dream
Sea Mint
Biff Bang
Universal
Super
Nacy Lee
Cadeau
Dough
Girl
Banksia
Beacon
Jamaica
Races and Entrants Listed for Multiple Events
Entries show six races with named horses like Phalaris Sir William Johnson Cherubino and Mary Antinette Ben Gow Seiket. Best Chance WHISK is noted as a favored entry among the listed competitors in early racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phalaris
Sir William Johnson
Cherubino
Mary Antinette
Ben Gow
Seiket
Alcatraz
Wildair
Doubleye
la Pablo
Smarty
Hamilton Race Night Attracts Tight Trifectas
At Hamilton the program features seven races with favorites and longshots. Key payouts include Bell Joy at 64.80 and Icon at 4.30 in the first, while Second Race offers Roselyon at 2.60 and Vowell at 3.30. Several horses are scratched across races including Repent, Waterwood, Mayor House, and Ben Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graybourne
Bell Joy
Icon
Repent
Natalie
Mary Reigel
Roselyon
Vowell
Hackamore
Waterwood
Silent Wuest
Rendesy
Gallon Berry
St. Quentin
Charley Summy
Mayor House
Jean Bullant
Prospector
Dottie Vandiver
Diane
Allah
Pueblo
Duc de Guise
Marauder
Handful
Ben Hampton
Aconi
Second Race Purse $1 000 for Canadian breds six furlongs
Purse events list for a race program with entries for the second through seventh races. Notable horses include Springside Flame Silverdawn Old Pop Blackburn Lucky John Captain B Kama Mallowmat and more. Weather is clear and track fast with apprentice allowance claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springside
Blackburn
Lucky John
Captain B
Miss Laa M
Kama
Great Scott
Caller Herrin
Galamore
Soscol
Mark West
Turf Gossip Highlights Two Winning Mounts and Big Purses
Led by Hon with two wins, the racing day featured Arrow Point and Captain Mac as top scorers in matuels. Scottish Chief from William Perkins led the two year old maidens, while Cleopatra from W R Coe aimed for Latonia Oaks with Jockey McAtee aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Arrow Point
Captain Mac
Carmody
Lunsford
Lyke
Roberts
King
William Perkins
Scottish Chief
Light Brigade
W. R. Coe
Cleopatra
McAtee
Captain Mac Wins Latonia Feature in Close Finish
W J Youngs Captain Mac outpaced Leochares by a length to win the Leochares Purse at Latonia with jockey F Wilson. Dodge stumbled at the start, Cobwebs retired, and Regalo faded after a poor ride. The Uncle Purse saw Sunny Slope dominate with L Luke guiding the chestnut to a 1:38 1-5 mile while Sterling and The Leopard trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Mac
F. Wilson
Leochares
Dodge
McLean
Captain Macc
Lephares
Regalo
Best Pal
Be Frank
Sunny Slope
Beach
Sterling
Leopard
L. Luke
Truly Rural
Pastoureau
Bradley
Lyke
Wilson
Baigneur
Hanover
Honolulu
Burke
Kennedy
Lunsford
Wickford
Connelly
Stereling
Lyke Eeeee Dodge
Burke Teen
Dodgey
First Race Entrants at Local Meet Include L Errant and Refugee II
In the program for the event, L Errant with Jack Hare Jr and Bullien run in the opening race while Refugee II with Lord Wrack faces Old McKenna in the second. Third race features ADBin Dear with Mary Jane Baker Pekce. Fourth race pairs Bon Jour Madge F and Sweet Liberty. Minto IT with Iwin Attaboy ST headlines the fifth. Sixth race includes Airdrie Shillelagh II and Sea Prince. Seventh Race lists Dancing Spray Captain Rees and Adelia W Best Chance-L Errant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Jack Hare, Jr
John J. Riley
Nordeck
Sceedes
McKenna
Jake Feld
LS Imp
Cormoran
Tj. Lowe
Mrs. A. Ta Paul
L. Baker & Co
Tie Sain
Grace Minard Wareta
Mary Jan Baker
Anuneetweere
Mary Gaffney Teers
Margaret Murnan
Pekee
Eweeee
Mary
Jane Baker
Alphia Dear
Sweet Liberty
Madge F
Clintonville
Bon. Jourseeckee
Prince Pal Iwin Thee
Woodtra RY
Edie
Minto
Litle Panchiti
Centerville Cseess
Alex Jpeseeees
Sea Prince
Mamie O
Mig Upward
Arse John
Lady Mountjoy
Aeeethenas Chief Brown
Adelia W
Rees Seeeeee
Tom Saunders
Alvord
Eden Neae
Athena Wee Enwee
Swdgee I Bandymo Shell Bark
Sane Lee
Harry Burgoyne
Harlock
Refugee II
Lord Wrack
Old McKenna
Adbin Dear
Mary Jane Baker
Pekce
Minto IT
Iwin
Attaboy ST
Airdrie
Shillelagh II
Horse Races and Entrants Listed for Club Chase
First Race Undine by George C St Dellahm second Kama Captain B Old Pop third Mark West Caller Herrin Soscoi fourth Top o Morning Charley Leydecker Musito fifth Lord Herbert Douglas 5 Exhorter sixth Cousin o Mine G M Miller Betsy seventh Verity Fickle Fancy Betsy Best ChanceLord Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Charlie Leydecker
Stepson
Monico
Jean Bullant
MugicKet
Miss Edwards
Douglas S
Spearlene
Weinland
High Olympus
Glasstoil
Verity
Bey
Io. Sc
Kama
Captain B
Old Pop
Mark West
Caller Herrin
Soscoi
Charley Leydecker
Musito
Lord Herbert
Douglas 5
Exhorter
O’ Mine
G. M. Miller
Betsy
Fickle Fancy
Today’s Sports Calendar Opens Across Multiple Venues
Racing meets start at Aqueduct Long Island. Latonia in Kentucky hosts a JC event. Hamilton Jockey Club runs in Ontario. Golf junior championships begin in Tarrytown Watertown and Pittsburg. Connecticut women tennis in New Canaan. Olympic boxing tryouts in Brooklyn and Newark feature Al Roberts versus Charley Weinert in twelve rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
L. I
Kentucky Association
Latonia
Hamilton Jockey Club
Hamilton
Ont
Tarrytown
N. Y
Massachusetts
Watertown
Mass
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Connecticut
New Canaan
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Adv
Chas. D. McCrea
Neiwsport Notes
Middletown
Chris Weinal
Alexandria
W. A. Youtsey
Edward Lohstroh
William Diethelm
Alma Schott
Edward Beckers
Joseph Franzen
Joseph Franzen. Mrs. Schott
Diethelm
Newport Realty
Scheime
Ludlow Chautauqua
Myers Y. Cooper
J. K. Browning
The
Heekin Can Company
Delta Avenue
Mary A. Scheidemantle
Frederick A. Schmidt
Harry Stern
Central Avenue
E. F. Osborn
Clifton Avenue
University
E. M. Costello & Son
Groesbeck
Mary G. Fromm
L. C. Hopkins
Frank Strifler
Mary D. Schmitt
High Street
Sonville
Carl Jahnigen
Helen L. Sauer
Montgomery Pike
Woodmont Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Arthur P. Lounsbery
E. W. Townsley
Park Avenue
McMillan Street
Edwin
Wiggers
Union Savings Bank & Trust Company
Richard C. Swing
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Forest A. Barnes
Forest A. Barnes Et al. To Raymond S. Barnes
Lower River Road
Riverside
Edward A. Mardoff
Rose M. Brock
John Burgoyne
Norwood Heights
Barbara F. Marklein
Reuben C. Leininger
South Norwood Syndicate
W. Knowdon Smith
Mary P. Harpold
St. James Avenue
Eden Park
Lena Goldsmith
Sophia P. Hambrick
Hoeway Avenue
Walnut Hills
Anita M. Mueller
Hollo Way Avenue
Harriet W. Coolidge
National Lead Company
Seventh Street
Carr Street
Edwin B. Innes
Same
Edith Sr. Day
Ale A. Wannomer
Irene E. Geeslin
Linden Street
William and
Margaret Haller
Norwool
Rose Maisel
Flora Otte
N. T. Horton
Adolph Duke
Albert Bolser
Cedar Grove
L. & B. Association
Alfred J. Schoeve
Noah T
Nellie McVay
Beaumont Place
Sarah E. Moffatt
Tony
Josie DeLape
West Court Street
Cutter Street
Isidor Mendel
LeRoy Jungelas
Pearl Street
Race Street
Burrows Street
Elm Street
Ava Bloch
Ida Weil
Blair Avenue
Hartford Street
Frances G. S. Walas
Fred S. Salmar
Observatory
Meier Avenues
Mt. Lookout
Louis
Lax
Mary Borcherding
Arthur Ammann
F. W. Pettebaum
Fairmount
John Carroll
Joseph O
Johanna Schultz
Titale. Guarantee and Trust Company
Samuel F. Chidester
Washington Heights
Charles G. Young
Salvatore
Giuseppe Gambino
Charles W. Arspach
Fred B. Siemer
Daytona Avenue
Westwood
Gertrude Rentz
George W. Spicer
Columbia Avenue
Nellie W. Greene
Nathan Carr
West Eighth Street
Joseph H. Rickard
Harry J. Wetenkamp
Ferris Avenue
James M. Weaver
Mary Ostenkamp
Norwood View
Richard
Sing
Jane I. Palmer
T. van Middleworth
Belle McHenry
Conrad D. Rathkamp
Arrow Street
Lena Heim
Home Builders B. & L. Co
Hawthorne 8S
L. A
Emma G. Meehan
Sycamore S. & L. Co
Maggie Bronnere
Samuel Savin
Major Realty Co
Elsie S. Golden
Anna M. Fraser
Anna M. Urban
Oakley Bank
Frances T. Taylor
Chester L. Heflin
People’s B. & L. A. Co
Thomas J. Conlon
Liberal L. & B. Co
Wilhelmine Seilkop
Milford B. & L. Co
Ona Klein
Henry O. Emshoff
Flora. R. Hoffmann
Germania No
B. Co
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Co
Christina W. Schmitt
Gloria L. & B. Co
Family
B. A. No
Mary Schmitt
Helen Ll
Mary O. Harpold
Alex. A. Wannomer
Lillian Koester
Jennie Reed
Sycamore S. & L. Coo
Noah T. McVay
Hawthorne Ss. & L. A
Alfred J. Scheve
Kusta Nedelhoff
Reading B. & L. Co
Michael G. Roth
Franco Stoy
Edward Stoy
Jessie R. Flint
Delta L. A. Co
Owen J. Dickerson
Southern Ohio L. & T. Co
Niklas Wagner
Western Bank
Charlotte B. Jewell
Josie Rhu
James Ritter
John CC. Hudson
George 8S
Mackelfresh, Jr
Winton Price L. & B. Co
Mary A. Yarom
Taft Ss. Armandroff
Algona Realty Co
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Stanley T. Anderson
Dora J. Raymore
Dora J .Rymers
Southern Ohio L. Ag. Co
Noah Page
Butchers and Drovers
Elizabeth Inderrieden
Evanston Bank
Seraphin Goldrainer
Brighton Bank and Trust Co
William <. Winterbottom
Blanche Fox
Edmund Stoy
Enterprise B.A. Co
James Weaver
William H. Morgan
Bleak
Provident Savings B. & T
Sente Coleman
Miami Township
Congress B. A. Co
Ida Karzen
Covington Notes
Alma ‘Bechtel
A. Krippendore
Hho Low Agore
Balch
Bob Newhall
Cc. H. Tobias
C. J. Inerot
F. E.whitaker
W. Harig
H. D. Whitaker
Frank Marty
A. W. Conner
J. S. Hauer
J. B. Warner
H. C. Yeiser
Dr. W. L. Furste
E. L. Cunningham
H. Gest
A. V. Stegman, Jr
T. S. Goodman
A. F. Baumgertner
Leroy Ballinger
H. A. Lloyd
J. Merkle
J. J. Walsh
W. L. Stapp
L. L. Ross
J. M. Richardson
Lt. Cooper
J. W. Mackelfresh
Madam Byngeee
Barry
Petee
Sibola Shawnee Enee
King Agrippa
Rinkavous
Pierze A Feu
Sir Wm
Johnson
Figinny
Huntress
Bette Ene Eenes
Huron II Ee
Eye
Rubino
Tan II
Tion
Eseenee
Vhank Macklin
Eeen Jane Wteeenee
Fiorsain
Marion Hollins
Mary Antoinette
Ricochet
Lady Emmeline
Canarsie
Lady Lillian
Crimson Rambler
Dry Moon
Bel Solar
Black Prince
Franc Tireur
Sandy Mae
Eastview - Oani
Ballynew
San. Court
Fair Lassie
George C., Jr
High Wave
Bonnet O
Mary Reigelesses
Dellahm Teem
Gentry
Converse
Madras Gingham
Han'r
Louie Lou
Heinisch
Tim McGee
Howard
Churchill Downs
Canf
Madrid
Wright
Matuels
Lyth
Mabel G
Lyths
Better Believe
Luke
Mazda
Robinson
Anna Gallup
Vida
Beck and Call
Spring Vale
T Belinda
Meehan
Ecaiait
Doric
Peppery- Polly
All Right
Sir
Versailles
Nick London
Collins
Declasse
Taylor
the Widow
Morys
Kate Fraley
Diamond Dale
Anita Stewart
Bert Lytell
Jimmy Valentine
Harold Lieyd
Rio
W. J. Youngs Hestnut Colt
Clores Again
Mac
W. J. Young
Peppery Polly
Bradley’s Choice
Rob
Quito
Plenty
Stone
J. C. Stone
Bourbon Green
Canfield
Jack Reeves
Gourmond
Bourbon G
Mab
Thinker
Eagle
Sandria
Stone Teeth
Eweee
Caraway
Jarrell Tree
Cullen Bon
Kenny
Wenonah
Collins Seenetan
Happy Valley
Starry Banner
Morris’y
Lia
Foudra
la Foudra
Grey Eagle
L'Errant
Jack Hare Jr
Bullien
Bon Jour
Dancing Spray
Captain Rees
L’errant
Undine
George C. St
Dellahm
Motion Picture Houses
Rarar Oman
Orpheum
E2atee
Geo Beban
Hearts of Men
Pathe Rerhtae
Harold Lloyd
Douglas Fairbanks
New Symphony Orchestra
McMahan & Jackson
Willard Dempsey
Ohio
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