Banky and Zimmermen Disembark as Reds Near Final Roster
Banky leaves for the Surry South. Zimmerman arrives but will not join the entire spring training. Ewing signs today. Lobert to sign next Saturday upon Herrmann’s call. Herrmann, Bancroft discuss camp plans in St Augustine. Ganzel praised by Banny for season readiness. Marlin Springs opposed by Herrmann due to food, yet McGraw reportedly pleased with the site.
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Bob Ewing
Hans Lobert
Redleg
Ewing
Lobert
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Bancroft
St. Augustine
Banny
Ganzel
Mark Zimmerman
Reds
Marlin Springs
Eugene Zimmerman
Duchess of Manchester
Mr. Herrmann
New York
McGraw
Giants
Marlin
Texas
August Herrmann
Derby meets at the Crescent City Fair Grounds
The Crescent City Jockey Club opened the Derby meeting at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans, with McNally winning the first race at 75 to 1 and Tom Holland taking second by a head. Weather was clear and track fast as summaries from six races followed.
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New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club
Fair Grounds
McNally
Tom Holland
Skirvin
Powers
All Red
J. Lee
Grotto
Maritza
Edwin Ik
Intervene
Silverton
Little Mose
Guy Fisher
Columbus
Prefix
Will H. Lyon
Notter
Blue Lee
Brussel
Truro
Albert Star
Himalaya
Canad
Apple Teddy
McGregor
Our , Boy
Mystifier
Contanna
Tackle
the Brear
McDaniel
Toy Boy
Avaunteer
Koerner
Ben Strong
Felix Mozzes
Hasty Agnes
Arby van
Princeed
Cock Sure
J.W. Murphy
Platoon
Flynn
Lens
al Muller
Beau Brummel
Posing
Mr. Peabody
J. Sumter
Halbard
Tivolini
Grenade
Czar
J. W. Murphy
Flora Riley
My Love
Oriano
Silver Ball
Heap Talk
Banridge
George H. White
Dixwell
Brakespeare
Darling Dan
St. Bellane
Creel
Flaxman
Cull
Pinsticker
John McBride
King Cole
Lady Ethel
Santa Anita Dead Heat Races Highlight Los Angeles Card
The Santa Anita program produced a dead heat in the fifth race between Artie Ripy and Belle of Mayfair with equal honors and purses. Virginia Lorraine was nosed by Royal Forrue in the fourth race while Beautiful and Best took show. First race winner Prince Frederick led Rudabell and Bauble across six furlongs. Second race was taken by Antioch with High Ormonde and Madeline Musgrave following. Third race went to G W Burt over Bed Stone and Frye. Fourth race results showed Royal Race beating Virginia Lorraine with Beautiful and Best third.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita
Artie Ripy
Belle of
Dugan
Rudabell
Goldstein
Bauble
Harty
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Dr. Crook
Court Martial
Airs
Hazel Thorpe
Perry Vickers
Antara
Antigo
Jimaiong
Antioch
Jensen
High Ormonde
Burns
Madeline Musgrave
Hennessey
Force
Chinquapin
Bold
Pops
Frank Clancy
Marion Delorme
Annie Wells
Miss Polly
G. W. Burt
Schilling
Bed Stone
Freston
Frye
Chief Desmond
Bonnie Bairn
John C. Rice
Lon Mason
Seiling
Virginia Ine
Beautie
Best
McBride
Woggie Bug
Veritas Vincit
Norwoodie
Charlies Greene
Red Aubudon
Playlit
Willie Gregg
Kin
Belle Ce
Uneens
San Agnes
Miss
Cincinnati Bowling Tournament Draws Warm Kudos From Delegations
The Cincinnati International Bowling Tournament draws enthusiastic letters and telegrams to President August Herrmann from Chicago Wheeling and Louisville praising the event. Messages commend the host city for hospitality and successful conduct of the competition and emphasize its lasting impact on the American Bowling Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
August Herrmann
New York
Chicago
Garry Herrmann
Wiggins Block
Cincinnati Bowling Association
Chicago Bowling Association
Pasdeloup
Howard
Wilson
Mueller
Nine Men Arrested In Louisville Poolrooms Raid
Acting on orders from County Judge Peters, deputies raided two Louisville poolrooms in South Louisville. Twenty nine people were taken into custody including seven at The Big Store run by Ed Alvey. Five deputies and twelve county patrolmen led by County Attorney Seligman conducted the raid. bets and placards were seized as doors were smashed. Five workers were jailed for operating a disorderly house and twenty four bettors for disorderly conduct.
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Louisville
Peters
Seligman
Twentyfour Betters
Chicago enters meet with six in A C C carnival
The Chicago A C is the latest entry for the indoor carnival at the Armory on Saturday March 14. Six men will compete as Chicago First Regiment Athletic Club also attends. Over 100 Middle West organizations are expected and at least fifty teams will enter relays. Turners from North Cincinnati West End Central Covington Newport and Indianapolis will run the Turner relay. Cincinnati University Miami University and Ohio Wesleyan College enter intercollegiate relays.
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Chicago A. C
Armory
Chicago First Regiment Athletic Club
Windy City
Cale
Middle West
North Cincinnati Turners
West Nd
Central
Covington
Newport
Social Turners
Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati Universi Miami University
Oxford
Ohio Weslyan College
Delaware
Trotting Horse Driver Seeks Hydrophobia Treatment
John Splan the trotting horseman went to Chicago for hydrophobia treatment at the Pasteur Institute after a mad dog bite in Lexington Kentucky. The dog’s head was sent to Dr A Lagorio for examination confirming hydrophobia. Splan began treatment immediately and shows no bad symptoms with expected recovery.
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Chicago
John , Splan
Pasteur Institute
Lexington
A. Lagorio
Splan
Hand Maiden wins at Emoryville amid rail battle
Hand Maiden, odds 20 to 1, nosed out Magrane in a 5.5 furlong sprint opening the Emoryville card. Burleigh won the fourth race as the meet produced upset stakes and Allen Collins led early, with Burleigh defeating Cigar Lighter and Bucolic in a brisk finish.
First Race Purse Bustancian and More at Five Stakes
Race card lists eight furlongs with weights from Bustancian to Servicence and mixed entries. Additional races include selling events, distances from 1% to 11-16 miles, and multiple entries per event with weights and notable combinations.
Markley Wins Indoor All Round Crown at Miami
Clint Markley of Georgetown Ohio captured the champion all round athlete title at Miami University’s Herron Gymnasium meet by scoring 34 points. Bibert Craver took second with 30 points and D M Brittain third with 22. Markley nearly broke the indoor pole vault world record with a three inch shortfall. Captain Fred Stom of the Chicago Athletic Club officiated as referee.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Clint. Markley
Georgetown
John Markley
Miami University
Cincinnati
Miami
Herron Gymnasium
Markley
Bibert Craver
D. M. Brittain
Fred Stom
Chicago Athletic Club
Belmont Park reserves right to race outside New York
The Westchester Racing Association, organizer of Belmont Park racing, will close twenty six stake events tomorrow. It reserves the right to hold races on courses outside New York if the Legislature passes legislation mimimical to racing. Key events include the Metropolitan and Cosmopolitan Handicaps during the spring meeting.
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Belmont Park
New York
Westchester Racing Association
New York State
Dieteeing Association
Car in New York Paris race reaches Ogden Iowa
The American car in the New York Paris race arrived in Ogden Iowa at 6 p m after covering 110 miles today and will stay there overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ogden
Alleged U S Paris Car Crew Claims Aid Payment
In Michigan City Indiana a crew from the second French car in the New York to Paris race filed attachments seeking $63 arguing they aided the car from New Carlisle to Michigan City. A constable was sent by rail to attempt stopping the car before leaving the state.
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Michigan City
Ind
New York
Paris
Chicago
New Carlisle
Automobile Club of Cincinnati Elects Officers in Quiet Meeting
At the annual meeting the Automobile Club of Cincinnati re elected officers with a near split between Regular and Independent tickets. New board members include Drach Duttenhoefer Verkamp Heyl Merkle. Paul Verkamp won a tie after a second ballot. The club plans a hill climb this summer and to decide on new quarters.
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Automobile Club of Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
C. L. Bonifield
IL. 8. Colter
Harry L. Manss
B. J. Carpenter
G.W. Drach
Val Duttenhoefer
Ijr
Board of Governors
C. Gordon Neff
A. F. Strehman
D. McKim Cooke
F. N. Temple
Drach
Duttenhoefer
C. H
Harry D. Crane
American Automobile Association
Dr. Bonifield
Big beach show entries sought by Cincinnati kennels
Entries close Friday for the Cincinnati Kennel Association and Ohio Humane Society beach show set for March 17 to 20. Clark and Schumaker, Cincinnati kennel proprietors, secured entries in Pittsburg and bought Highball and Easter Lily, a premier beagle pair, expanding their beagle kennel to the largest in the West. They plan to exhibit at least ten hounds. Local society members promote participation, aiming to bring top dogs from Cincinnati's elite circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Messrs
Clark and Schumaker
Cincinnati Kennel Association
Humane Society
Smart Set
Rhodes Scholar Wins 100 Yard Dash at Oxford
L. C. Hull from Michigan, a Rhodes scholar, won the final hundred-yard dash at Oxford University sports defeating N. Chavagse of Trinity College by two yards. Hull clocked 0 10 2 3, the same time he posted in the preliminaries last Saturday.
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Oxford
L. C. Hull
Michigan
N. Chavagse
Trinity College
Hull
Army automobile reaches Lincoln on New York to Fort Leavenworth trek
The army car completing its Omaha to Lincoln leg arrived at 2 PM in Lincoln, Nebraska, after a smooth run from Omaha. It will depart at 2:35 PM for Beatrice for a night run and is expected to reach Fort Leavenworth tomorrow morning.
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Army Automobile
Lincoln, Neb
Army
New York
Ft. Leavenworth
Omaha
Beatrice
Neb
New Jersey Considers Annual Vehicle Licenses And Tourists Fees
A proposed amendment to New Jersey motoring law aims to have all registration licenses expire June 30 each year. Tours for fractions of a year may obtain licenses at thirty cents for every six days. The piece notes a recent auto show, a Boston Police Department car’s high mileage, and a drop in American auto imports alongside rising domestic car sales.
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New Jersey
Light Guard
Chicago
Cincinnati Plans New Theaters and Real Estate Deals
Real estate circles report Cincinnati will gain several new theaters besides the East Fifth street site leased for eleven years at 160000. A $250000 theater and office building is planned with preliminary designs by a New York architect. The venture involves Harry Hart and other interested parties and aims for a first class vaudeville house centrally located.
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Cincinnati
East Fifth Street
Hasterners
Edward Hart
Cincinnati Realty
New York
Harry Hart
Philadelphia
Hart
Fifth Street
Race
Plum Streets
Plum Street
Real estate transfers list scattered across 11 years lease details
Property records show Edward Hart to Isaac Libson for 11 years at 30 and 32 East Fifth Street with monthly rent stated as 1 208. Other entries include Louis B. Young to Cecilia Drucker and long lists of parcels across Loveland Plainville Symmes Mt. Washington and other townships. Loans canceled and building permits noted for several dwellings with owners names and street locations.
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Edward Hart
Isaac Libson
East Fifth Street
Louis B. Young
Cecilia Drucker
Robert’ Taylor
William W. Guthrie
Jung Brewing Co
West Sixth Street
Harry BE. Hall
Lewis McKibens
Bishop’s
Loveland
Siedeumachelled Buss
Harry P. Diehl
Charles Hitter
Longworth Place
Kisste Thomas D. Husted
Elizabeth Kahs
Anderson Township
Emma
Durrell
Gilbert
Millcreek Township
H. T. Dotson
H. L. Dotson
Mead Avenue
New Richmond Pike
Ean
Ansel C. Youmans
Henry Debolt
Plainville
Sadie F. Wood
Amanda Oldfield
P. Anderson
Addyston Jeanette
Marzheuser
Per Sheriff
Garden Street
Freeman Avenue
Twessessie
Robinson Thompson
L. Schreiber
Symmes Township
Heer
Clarence Hill
John F. Hill
Bishop
Leu Grin
Cena Ksdy
Ces David Brelin
Philmena Schmidt
Washington Avenue
Laclede Avenue
Margaret Bushong
James
A. Dougherty
West Street
Abs
Dennis Callaghan
Harry P. Moster
Third Street
Smith and
Park Streets
James N. Gamble
William A
Carrie F. Feiler
York Street
Seeveness
Louis J. Dolle
Avoca Park Co
Columbia Township
Little Miami Light, Heat and Power Co
Charles T. Schulze
Columbia Bank & Savings Co
Martha F. Miles
Luella A. Bagley
Colter Avenue
Mt. Washington
Colter Farm
Helvetia S. & B. Co
Henry Baer
Ecohom Building Co
Purcell Avenue
Bruce Avenue site chosen for Kirby Road School
The Board of Education favored immediate condemnation to acquire the Bruce avenue site for the Kirby Road School after committee review. Claims about cost and health concerns were contested, with supporters citing it as the cheapest large lot. Other actions included bids for Hughes High School work and approval of a bond for school improvements.
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Board of Education
Kirby Road
Committee On Lots
Bruce Avenue
Anton Berger
Northside
Deutsch
Schwaab
John Schwaab
Pitts
Cumminsville
James Robinson
Bruce
the&Perro Concrete Company
Ballard
Have College
Woodward High School
Yeas and Ways
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 139 279
A list of filing numbers and parties appears in Common Pleas Court with cases including Jessie Bird versus Samuel Marks appeals, Frances P Adams versus Michael Adams alimony, and Alex Pappenheimer as executor versus Katherine Bergman and Alois Streicher for directions to executors. Related civil actions include H E Langdon versus Carroll Construction Co and several other defendants listed by case numbers.
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Jessie Bird
Samuel Marks
Louise Armstrong
Frances P. Adams
Michael €. Adams
R. H. Cox
F. M. Cottle
Alex. Pappenheimer
Katherine Bergman
Cohen & Mack
Alex Perpenheimer
Alolf Streicher
Alois Streicher
H. E. Langdon
the Carroll Construction Co
Squire
Smedes
R. Diebenkorn
Same
Ames G. Raabe
Jenny Ley
Wile F. Needles
Daniel, G
Louise BE. Punshon
Joseph N'éhaus, Jr
John F. Smith
Ana William Clark
Frank Boland
John H. Frey
Council Approves Market House Plan and City Upgrades
Norwood Council approves plans by architect C C Taylor for a new Market House and orders sale of stables on the site. The board is empowered to widen air compressor capacity, buy 1000 yards crushed stone, and improve Cleaney and Hudson avenues. A street paving assessment and a side track permit for B O S W Railroad are included along with a viaduct project over the railroad. Water meters priced up to 10 dollars and forty cents each.
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Edward Clark
Union of
Structural Iron Workers
Hughes High School
Interstate Engineering Company
Clevelarfda
Building Committee
Chris
Barges
Stone Cutters’ Union
Withrow
Cincinnat
Woodward
Norwood
C. C. Taylor
New Market House
Board of Public Service
Cleaney Avenue
Montgomery
Floral Avenue
Hudson Avenue
Regent
Burwood Avenues
Permissios
Forest Avenue
Section Avenue
Prautin Avenue
Emily Calimes 108 Dies in Beattyville Kentucky
Emily Calimes a colored 108 year old woman dies in Beattyville last night. She is believed to be the oldest woman in Kentucky.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Emily Calimes
Beattyville
Kentucky
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Hamilton County
Rhodes
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J. M. Dawson
County Recorder
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Pike and
Butler Streets
Fechheimer Brothers Company
Bettman Bros. & Co
L. B. Hays & Co
William Stern
Max Stern
Storrs-Schaefer Company
Drausin Wulsin
Theresa Doran
Glendale
Aeseguecsia Bencuels Eanedee
J. L. Strosnider
Anna Senfour
Leslie E. Hayes
Miami Township
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Newtown B. & L
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Martha A. Diehl
Magdalena Moara
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John J. Berry
George A. Brachmann
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George W. Mills
Sallie Clippinger
A. M. Gentrup
Kerley
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Leroy S. Colter
George R. Collord
Hs Colter
An Brown
iHenty Baer
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Ha I. Pierson
Wesse Desscatewoads
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Fairview B. & L. Co
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Observatory Avenue
John M. Walsh
Bevecesena Haven
Piedmont Street
Highland
Bellevue
Joseph Byrne
Birkenbrecher Avenue
Vine
Erwinix Fischer
Friedlein
Gigas
Robinson
Asbury Methodist Church
J. Walter Stevens
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Grace Cornice Orks
Standard Marble Works
Hanson Bros
Scully Construction Company
W. E. Greyble & Co
William Attlesey
William G. Reuter
Warner Elevator Company
Charles V. Maescher
Roos Bros
Bricklayers’ Union
Alling Construction Company
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Dyer
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Oyler
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Clinton Street
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