Ludlow Nine Wins Behind Seltz and Petrie Homers
Ludlow defeats Ken tucky Jockey Club 11 to 3 at Ludlow with six first inning runs and timely hitting led by Seltz and Petrie. Cheviot easily beats El Ricos 14 to 2 at Cheviot aided by hit parade and multiple extras. Aurora falls to Ludlow White Sox 8 to 6 in ten innings as late scoring seals the win for Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Harrison
Plummer
Kentucky Jockey Club
Ludlow Club
Seltz and Petrie
Plum
Lsastians
Hk Bi Shiimere
Fenner
Petrie
Seltz
Connors
T Powell
Cicona
Hammer Lay Sanson
Moss
Sanson
Yuellig
Fenton
Cheviot
Cheviot Club
el Ricos
el Rico
Pisher
Nessy
Oj Ramsey
Pienee
OlEmigholz
Sales
Witter
Smith
O/Dresmann
Weikle
Mohrman
Praca
Sothes
Macke
D'nhauer
Berg
Penn
G'tzwiller
North Bend Defeats All-Americans In Hurling Duel
North Bend edged All-Americans 4 to 3 in a tense contest at North Bend. Linneman toed the mound for North Bend while Dager pitched for the visitors. Key hits included a three-base shot by Foy and strong defense limiting rallies as North Bend took the lead in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bend
Pancasey
Burbrink
Seilkop
Collins
Lambert
Nee Es
Evans
Mergard
General
Boeckman
Muegel
Fisgus
Dager
Foy
Linneman
Reilley and Grote
Royals Edge New Richmond In Tight Baseball Bout
The Reading Royals edged the New Richmond nine 2 to 1 yesterday afternoon at New Richmond. Woodruff misplayed a fly ball with two on and two out in the fifth, allowing the two Royals runs. Schehr Greener Smith Payton Allen Ginn Scales Herbert Cutter Fee Bera Clark and others contributed in a pitchers duel with Allen earning the win and Aura taking the loss as Hoff man umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals
Reading Royals
New Richmond
Woodruff
R. Ot
Ee Schehr
Sycater
W’odruff
Steele
Greener
Payton
Allen
Reeer
Ginn
Scales
Herbert
Cutter
Fee
Bera
Clark
R. Royals
Richmond
Schehr
Smith
Aura
Ray Hoffman
Independence Nine Best Rough Riders In Open Hit Bat
Independence defeats Rough Riders 4 to 3 in a tight contest. Erdman starred with sharp fielding and McAmis made two key catches. Attendance in Independence, Kentucky, as Shafer and Rolfes pitched well. notable errors by Bitzer Hinges Wiechman Haley Castleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Rough Riders
Erdman
McAmis
Piper
Rolfes
Shafer
Bitzer
Hinges
Wiechman
Haley
Castleman
Dixon
Snowden
Goodwill Rally Nets 8 7 Win Over Indians at Ft Thomas
Seibert drove in the decisive run in the ninth as Goodwill beat the Indians 8 to 7 at Ft. Thomas. Seibert had a perfect day with a home run and key hits, while Wert and Weiskettle pitched. Sixteen hits were recorded between both teams in a tight late innings showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A.C. AB
H.O
A. Holser
Oi Nielander
Murray
Seibert
Palmer
Horan
F.quehl
Carthy
Berry
Weet
One-Hit Gem Powers Olympic Juniors Past Wehr Specials
Semonis pitched a rare one hitter as the Olympic Juniors beat the Wehr Specials 14 to 2 at Fay-Egan Park. Murphy and Mounts homered, with Murphy driving in multiple runs as Olympic exploded for eleven hits and ten runs after a tight start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semonis
Wehr Specials
Olympic
Fay-Egan Park
F. Murphy
Mounts
Olypic
Ab.h.o.a
SY Hut
E.murphy
Schoep
Creagh
Egan
Cox
Robst
McNally
Masoneti
Bielage
Lemonis
Rielage
McCoy
Doepker
Buckeye grid matchup yields high scoring win for St. Josephs
St. Josephs team tops Golden Red with 13 runs to 3 as several players notch hits. Key contributors include Gel Red ABHOR St. Jes and Childers on offense and pitchers O Donohues and Weller for defensive stops. The game, played at Latonia, features multiple bases on balls and a mix of singles, doubles, and a home run by Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Red
St. Joseph
St. Jes
ABIOA
Childers
Ischwartz
Jamieson
Rucker
C P
Curley
Macke
OjStave
Wellb’k, m
Oj Doyle
P-R
Nestheide
Bramlage
Snowneel
Pertoft
Myers
Donohues
Mutchin
Weller
Zener Beers
Aylward
OiStark
Hiite
Mountel
Doyle
Jones
Latonia
White Oak
W. Oakoo
C.S.B.M
Kohl
Sturlm
Welnerti
St. Elizabeth
All Saints
Rumpe
Sueterees
St. Elis
HLO
H.O
Krumpe
Weis
Curtis Wuerth
Steinwest
Franklin
Colem
M’ker.r
Cook
Koh
Dumont
L. Weisman
Wuerth
Schaufert
St. el
Hutchinson
Saints
Ae Rece Higgenberg
Yaeger
Gustro
Don- Ted Meyers
Ohue
Hugenberg
Ayl- Hartwell
Hamilton Roamers
Shoemaker
Ab.h.o.a. H.roam
Ab.h.o.a
Pike
Schriever
Thiess
R.rey
Sauter
Hoelcher
Heinbeck
Tner Ans
Ety Ap
Sibionson
Howdy Boys
Seleph
M.rey
Jackson
H.O.A
H. Boys
Aps
Gerke
Moeller
Hoetker
Birck
Hartwell
C.foster
Tenny
Hamilton
Ee B
Nkman
Richter
J. Green
Hart
Ripley
West Union
W. U. Aalae
Freelan
Treftz
Sible Frebis
Porain
I. Bes Es Kennedy
Robuck
Williams
Koichert
Fisher
Frances
Brit’han
Pettit
Howdy Boys Bite Doubleday Pitchers at Howdy Field
A baseball recap notes totals and errors with players Foster Kramer Gerker McCarty Trentman Brinkman Hackett Evans and Auberger contributing two-base hits. Richter fanned nine and issued two walks as Hoetker walked once. Umpire F. Edrich. Played at Howdy Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DON ccc
Howdy Boys
C. Foster
Kramer
E. Gerker
McCarty
F. Trentman
Brinkman
Hackett
Evans
Auberger
Hoetker
Richter
F. Edrich
Howdy Field
Baseball Game Summary at Carthage
Totals.37 16 27 14 g et oc ee ee D. Varden. a. 0002-12 Errors- Winters, the Schlinker, Ben ner, Schwartz, Gordon. Two-base Hits- Muller 2, Benner, Winters, Morton. Three base Hite-Swede, ge 9 Morton. Bases on Benner 3, Eichenhoff 3, by Hogue 3, by ao oH Muller 3. Struck out-By Benner 3, ogue 2, by Muller 8, by Threm 8. Played at Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je F Gass Cuneee
Reisenbeck
Witter
Fisher
Berg
Emigholz
Geary
Donnenhauer
Penn
Gutzwiller
Wetter and
Sherman
Gardner-Harv
Coca Cola
Coca C. Ab.h.o.a
G.harens
Barey
Martin
Devery
Amsey
Ch'mplin
McBride
Julien
Sykes
Barstow
Park
Seeeee
Herring
C Sprong
Leake
P Dreesee
Gardner-Har
Sprong
Spron
Champlin
Carter
Emmett and
Ebert
Middletown
Garfield
Gosn Autos
Ab.h. A
Rkorte
Craig
Reardon
Krogm
Watson
Collins
Kroth
Hall
Herbst
Chisel
St. Vincent
Amr
P. Hallba’ R
Schreber
S. Knapp
Dal
Kin
Ceneeteee
Haglage
Halfba'r
Ruse
Heres Malley
Callahan
Divers
Connor
Orrors
Hallbauer
Knapp
Nner
Daley
Itighen
King
Leon
Kimmich
Harpster
Riverside N. Merchants
Walker
D.A. V. Ao
N. Mer
Ab.h
A Hoffmier
Saunch
Whalen
Irschier
Agh
Yder
Jergan
Hoffmier Botten
Wilson
Snyder
Hoffmier
Saunders
Katz
Rawn
Gough
Tanks Park
C. H. Indians
Blue Licks
Cc. H
C. Bung
Hauer
P Springer
Bae
Dorhoff
McGin
Olberding
G.songer
Cooree
Kissel
Teres
Ogee A
Blaut
Riper
T. Quehl
Ripberger
Seibert
Horan
Wert
Weiskettle
Charlie Becker
Ft. Thomas
D. Varden
Winters
the Schlinker
Benner
Schwartz
Gordon
Muller
Morton
Eichenhoff
Hogue
Oh Muller
Ogue
Threm
Carthage
D. Wardens
Bevsses O'Malley
Ashing
Bosken
Siete
Avis
Averick
Willi’on
Sagle
Weeneese Jackson
Lewis
P Eichen
Covington Gems
Newport
A. C
Cov. G
Brennan
Wensey
E.arn
Bendry
Geaslen
M Reynolds
Harman
Ban’ Ga
Mardis
iKrebs
Veeeeree Giltner
Hehman
Harrison
Jellogg
Heinz
Ha L.arn
Jeffreds
P — Ee
Newport A. C
L. Arnson
Bannigan
Jeffords
Keagy
Covington
St Andrews Edges St Joseph In Milford Ballgame
St Andrews beat St Joseph 8 to 3 at Milford Ohio. Chastang and Penning hit home runs for St Andrews while B Volker and L Grace added bases on balls and solid relief pitching from Graman and Minnicks. Umpire Cleudening oversaw the contest with 8 strikeouts for Graman and Minnicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
St. Joseph
St. J. AB
T. A. Etc
M. Alt’v’s
Lic
Spahn
Reckers
Som’rs
R.vorker
Penning
S. Wards
P.r
Gerard
Seitzer
L.grace
Chas
Bickel
Hucht
Boles
Koops
Min’ks
Graman
Ain Asa
B.volker
Ab.h.o.a
Ai St. Joseph
Maorew
B. Volker
L. Grace
Chastang
Ward
Minnicks
Cleudening
Milford
Miami Faces Newport In Nine Inning Clash At Miami Field
Miami 14 Newport 6 as O'Day allows eight runs while Krause and Dietz lead offense with multiple hits. Home runs by Evers Dietz and Allen highlight a high scoring game with errors by Krause Bruns and two-base hits from Spaeth Kane Bauer and Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Newport
O.A
Dietz
Krause
Bruns
Spaeth
Kane
Bauer
Paine
Wehl
Watson
Drake
Evers
Allen
O'Day
Peace
R. Hart
Miami Field
St Bernard 12 Courthouse 3. Courth. AOC AS St. B
Score report from a historical game at St Bernard with lineup notes and pitching details. Mentions players Bell Land Turbeck Coffin Federle Hawkins Riggs Doerger and others, includes bases on balls and strike totals and notes two-base hits and plate details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Courth
St. B. AB. Bell
Doerger
Cramer
Tae Eema
Riggs
W'thlin
Olapany
Turbeck
Hawkins
Coffin
Federle
Land
T’schler
Courthouse
Ee Bae
Rene Tak Worthlin
Hite Bont Irthiin
Dibut Delivers Win for Parkersburg in Close Contest
Parkersburg West Virginia defeated the Times-Star by 7 to 6 as Pedro Dibut, former Cincinnati pitcher, started for the visitors. Dibut ran into trouble in the late innings when Parkersburg mounted a two-run rally and took the lead on a pair of hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibut
Parkersburg
W. Va
Pedro Dibut
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Nning
Baseball Scoring Report From Glendale Game
Totals show sides with six runs, six hits and six errors. Players credited include Wilke and J Mueller with hits, Reed hit a three base hit, and Brate and Rolfer pitched for the nine innings played at Glendale Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilke
Hetz
Kirchner
A. Mueller
Treft
Moore
J. Mueller
Stin
Reed
Brate
Rolfer
Struc
Glendale
Stars Beat Springfield With Narrow 8 7 Victory
The Collegian Stars edged Springfield 8 to 7 in a baseball game at Springfield. Clair hit a home run for the Stars as the teams traded runs across the innings.
Speeding fare forgotten after chase with thieves
E F Dittmar a Cincinnati traveling salesman was stopped for speeding but the charge was dropped after he helped Sheriff Ramsay pursue two thieves in a stolen touring car. The chase reached near South Charleston before the culprits were captured and returned to Washington C H. Mayor Allen praised the rescue and forgave the speeding fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
C. H
E. F. Dittmar
Cincinnati
Allen
Dittmar
R. S. Ramsay
Charleston
Allien
Toledo
National Rifle Association removes secretary in dispute
Fred H. Phillips Jr was ousted as Secretary of the National Rifle Association by a board resolution at a special meeting. The action followed a failure to act two weeks earlier that prompted Major General Fred C Ainsworth to resign as Vice President and to consider stepping down as President Warren of Wyoming was urged to stay on. The controversy centers on an accusation that the secretary whose $6000 salary also drew another $6000 as the Washington representative for certain arms manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Fred H. Phillips, Jr
National Rifle Association
Board of
Fred C. Ainsworth
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Warren
Ainsworth
Association
Gerry's Divorced Wife Weds Boston Man
Erie column reports Mrs. Mathilde Townsend Gerry, niece of Mrs. Charles H. Strong, married Sumner Welles of Boston in New York last Saturday after her divorce from Rhode Island Senator Peter G. Gerry was finalized in France. Mrs. Gerry is daughter of Mrs. Mary Scott Townsend of Washington and granddaughter of the late Senator Scott of Erie. The ceremony was held in a small town outside New York with few close friends present.
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Associated Press
Erie
Charles H. Strong
New York
Mathilde Townsend Gerry
Sumner Welles
Boston
Gerry
Peter Goelet Gerry
Rhode Island
Strong
Barnes Wins Open Golf Title for United States
George Daley notes Jim Barnes captured the British open title and predicts the U S Open should gain similar prestige. He compares Barnes to Walter Hagen, mentions MacDonald Smith’s nerves under pressure, and cites boxing prospects around Harry Wills and a potential Dempsey clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daley
New York World News Service
New York
Great Britain
United States
Walter Hagen
Atlantic
Jim Barnes
MacDonald Smith
Funeral for Frank DeMarcus Held at Corpus Christi Church
Frank D DeMarcus 25 train clerk for Louisville and Nashville Railroad died after a long illness at his home 323 West Tenth Street. Services set for 8 am Tuesday at Corpus Christi Church Ninth and Isabella with burial at Four Mile Cemetery Ft Thomas. Survived by widow Marie one child Mary two sisters Mrs M A McIntyre and Mrs Walter Grimsley and brother Basil DeMarcus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. DeMarcus
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
West Tenth Street
E Corpus Christi Church
Ninth and
Isabella Streets
Ft. Thomas
DeMarcus
Marie DeMarcus
Mary
M. A. McIntyre
Walter Grimsley
Basil DeMarcus
Walter Hooke Resigns as Deputy Commissioner of State Athletic Commission
Walter Hooke, long serving first Deputy Commissioner for the State Athletic Commission, offers his resignation. He is noted for devotion to boxing and for being earnest, fair and capable in his many duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hooke
State Athletic Commission
Hooke
Jubilee gift marks priest’s silver entry to parish
The Covington silver jubilee of Rev William Kathman pastor of St Augustine Church Nine teenth and Howell streets was celebrated with a solemn high Mass. Recognition of 15 years service to Father Rathmann included a $1500 purse to fund a Europe trip visiting Rome Paris London Lourdes Florence Venice and more. The bishop of Covington and visiting clergy attended. A reception followed in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kathman
Paston
St. Augustine Church
Nineteenth
Howell Streets
A. J. Roell
Sacred Heart Church
Bellevue
William Blees
Blessed Sacrament Church
Ft. Mitchell
Father Blees
Father Rathmann
Europe
Pope Pius
Rome
Paris
Versailles
London
Lourdes
Florence
Padua
Venice
William Howard
Covington Dioces
Father Kathmann
St. Joseph Church
Covington
St. Pius Church
Georgetown
St Paul Church
St. Cecelia Church
White Sulphur
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Arrests After Covington Raid On Restaurant Game
Fifteen men were arrested on charges of participating in a game of chance. Speed Orr, proprietor of a restaurant at Sixth and Washington streets, was arrested on charges of promoting a game of chance and possession of liquor when Covington police raided the restaurant early yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speed Orr
Sixth
Washington Streets
Covington
Radio Schedule Excerpt for Cincinnati Stations
Local WKRC and WLW radio listings outline evening programming. WKRC features music and novelty at 10 P.M., popular at 11, and midnight program at 12. WLW shows a 7 P.M. concert, 8 P.M. symphonic concert, 8 30 P.M. child poems, organ recital, and instrumental trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKRC
Cincinnati
WLW
Parole Consideration Recommended for Marion Williams
Notice that Marion Williams prisoner at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield is recommended for parole review by the Superintendent and Chaplain. Hearing on and after July 24 1925, by the Board of Pardon and Parole. Chief Clerk O F Garver signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Williams
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Pardon and Parole
O. F. Garver
Ben Brown
Ohio State Reforma
Joseph Brady
William Steward
Preston Minter
Prisoner Notice for Ben Brown at Ohio State Reform
Notice states Ben Brown, a prisoner confined in the Ohio State Reform at Mansfield Ohio, is in custody as of July 14 1925.
Governors Set for Seventeenth Annual Conference Voyage
Nineteen state governors depart on the steamship Calvin Austin bound for Portland Maine to attend the seventeenth annual Governors Conference at Poland Springs with families and 160 friends. Notables include Clarence Morley John Trumbull Robert Robinson and John Martin among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Calvin Austin
Portland
Poland Springs
Smith
Nellie T. Ross
Wyoming
Clarence
T. Morley
Colorado
John W. Trumbull
Connecticut
Robert P. Robinson
Delaware
John W. Martin
Florida
Edward Jackson
Indiana
John Hammill
Iowa
Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Alexander J. Groesbeck
Michigan
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Henry L. Whitfield
Mississippi
Adam Mce Mullen
Nebraska
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
W. E. Trapp
Oklahoma
Aram J. Pothier
Rhode Island
Thomas G. McLeod
South Carolina
Franklin S. Billings
Vermont
E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Remembering Sam Crane A Bold Player and Writer
Sam Crane, long associated with baseball as a skilled player and fearless writer, died last week. He championed the sport, sought its elevation, and remained constructive in both his play and his journalism, leaving a heavy loss to friends, associates, and the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Crane
Slater
Sarazen Mad Play Sting: changing tides in equine glory
The piece weighs the rise and fall of Sarazen Sting and Mad Play as top racehorses, noting Sarazen’s Metropolitan setback from a dirt clod injury and Sting’s retirement after the Brooklyn Handicap, while Walter Vosburgh’s ratings keep Sarazen atop the national mix and hint at future rivals. It also cross references Mickey Walker in boxing, predicting a likely title sweep against Harry Greb as the Italian Hospital Fund bouts loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarazen
Epinard
Latonia
Maryland
Sting
Mad Play
Brooklyn
Walter
Vosburgh
Ladkin
Silver Fox
Rancocas Stable
American Flag
Mickey Walker
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Slattery
Walker
Harry Greb
Polo Grounds
Greb
Pittsburgh
Charley Weinert
Radio Call Letters List
A long string of radio station call letters from many markets appears as a partial list. The fragment includes stations such as KFDM WBCN WCAL WEBH WGN WHAS WLS WMAQ WMBB WOAI and others across various regions. The document reads like an index or directory of broadcast outlets without explicit context or dates.
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KFDM
WBCN
WCAL
WEBH
WGN
WHAS
WLS
WMAQ
WMBB
WOAI
WOC
WQJ
CKAC
PWX
CNRO
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WOWL
WIP
WJY
WPG
WMC
WCAU
WEBJ
WBAV
WHAZ
Radio Listings Hint at Evening Broadcast Schedule
5 P.M. WRC Washington reports Capitol steps music at 6 35 P.M. WGY Schenectady hosts Minstrel Boys also on WJZ. 7 P.M. WLW Cincinnati features Bara vans Symphony Orchestra in a varied evening lineup.
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WRC
Washington
U. S
Capitol Steps
WGY
Schenectady
Minstrel Boys
WJZ
WLW
Cincinnati
Baravans Symphony Orchestra
Notice of Prisoner Release or Transfer
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Brady, a prisoner now confined in the Ohio July 14, 1925.
Notice of William Steward in Ohio Prison
Notice states William Steward is a prisoner confined in Ohio with a referenced date July 14, 1926.
Radio Station Schedule Details From Central Stations
Radio listings show KFUO in St Louis with The Family Altar at 9 PM and an awaiting program at 10, WDAF in Kansas City with School of the Air at 9 PM and Band and glee, WHT in Chicago with classical at 7 PM and 10:30 PM orchestra, organ, and vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
Kansas Prey
School of the Air
Patree
WHT
Chicago
Notice of Prisoner Confinement in Ohio Facility
Notice states Preston Min ter, a prisoner confined in Ohio, under authority of the Apprhete and Chaplain as of July 14, 1926.
Fosdick and Grant May Testify for Scopes Trial
The Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick and the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant were discussed as additional prospective witnesses in the Scopes trial. Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone indicated the decision on their appearance rests with the clergymen, who would join the liberal wing of defense if they accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Percy Stickney Grant
Clarence Darrow
Dudley Field Malone
Tennessee
Dayton
Malone
New York
Evening Radio Listings Across Cities Feature Concerts and Talks
The schedule lists multiple stations from Pittsburgh to Cleveland and New York detailing 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. programs. Highlights include baseball scores at KDKA E and concerts at WEAR WCAE and WHK. Other hours cover dinner music, orchestras, health talks, minstrel shows, and an air mail feature.
Stockholders Meeting and Property Sale Notice
The notice announces a stockholders meeting of The Co. J. Gessing & Sons Company in Cincinnati Ohio on July 7 1925 at 2 PM to vote on dissolution and surrender of corporate authority. It also describes a partition sale in Cincinnati of real estate in Hamilton County including parcel details and sale by order of court.
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Rosewood Avenue
Ithage
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joseph P. Matre
Anna Scheuerle Matre
Ichard B. Witt
Hamilton County
Fred Sperber
Azardn R
Freeing
Overbeck
Franks & Franks
Hamilton
Symmes Township
Loveland
Ymmes Township
Waddle
John Waddle
Mary Bell
Allendale
Loveland Road
Standard Oil Company
Allendale and
Champion Carbon Company
Champion Carbon Manufacturing Company
Marietti & Cincinnati R. R. Co
Loveland and Cincinnati Traction Company
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Kerr
Mary Meigel
Hn Waddle
Little Miami
Loveland-Madeira Pike
Symmestown Roads
Riverside Avenue
Namnes “Township
Evein John C. Bell
Mary Rebecca Cutter
Richard B. Witt
William Thorndyke
Joseph Sagmeister
R. H. Sutphen
Common Pleas Court
City of
County of
State of Ohio
North Main Street
McIlvaine Street
Northain Street
William C. Huntington
Dorgey
Mt. Auburn
Union Gas and Electric Company
Malinda Washington
Chas. B. Wilby
Co. J. Gessing & Sons Company
Frank H. Kunkel
Bell Block
Sixth and Vine Streets
Joseph L. Gessing
State OF
Miami Purchase
Carthage
John T. Colling
Recorder’s Office
Railroad Avenue
Fast Passenger Train Derails Near Cumberland Indiana
The American, fast New York to St. Louis train on the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed two miles west of Cumberland Indiana while carrying delegates to the National Education Association meeting. The locomotive and tender left the rails and plowed ties before rejoining the track. two broken drive shafts were blamed. No injuries were reported and service resumed after about an hour’s delay.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Ind
American
New York
St. Louis
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Canal
J. M. Howk
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!