L B Harrison Club Brings Cincinnati Stars For Baseball Season
The L. B. Harrison Hotel Club signs Cincinnati stars and St Xavier and Lake Forest Academy players for a Class A squad in the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association. Key veterans Deutschman Ruehrwein Schaufert and Crowley return. new contracts include Bray Mussie Kelley Albers and Specht. Practice begins Friday night at the J B Harrison. exhibition with St Xavier at Corcoran Field set for April 11.
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Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Reddington
St. Xavier College
Theodore Deutschman
Elmer Ruehrwein
J. Schaufert
Edwin Dawson
John Crowley
Robert Martin
L. B. Harrison
Charles O'Grady
Richard Bray
Tony Mussie
Joe Kelley
Harry Albers
Edwin Dangon
Tom Cliné
Jim Boyle
Clarence Specht
St. Xavier
Butterfield
Crowley
Lake Forest Academy
Purdue University
Deutschman
Schaufert
Martin
Dawson
al Vincent
Harrison
J. B. Harrison
Hyde Park Lumber Company
Hyde Park
Corcoran Field
Handball King Still in Race in Cleveland
Maynard Laswell, national A. A. U. handball champion, reaches the fifth round in Cleveland as fixtures show Ranft, Sackman, Kemper, Seiverd, Schaufelberger, McMillan, Bathey advancing. Fourth round results include Bathey over Vernon and Sackman over Donavan with Seiverd and Kemper also winning. Doubles action begins with Cunningham/Kessler and Donkin/Busch among early victors.
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Cleveland
Maynard Laswell
William Ranft
Los Angeles
William Sackman
New York
Ed Kemper
Ohio
Fred Seiverd
al Schaufelbarger
Detroit
Lane McMillan
San
J. W. Bathey
Murray
Vernon
Brooklyn
San Francisco
J. McGuire
Jack Donovan
al Schaufelberger
John Neenan
W. A. Kanmann
M. Cunningham
J. Kessler
St. Louis
Dr. B. J. Licht
G. Licht
Ed Donkin
Ted Busch
H. M. Johnson
al. Pennig
St. Paul
S. L. Goldman
Jack Schulman
al Strenenberg
George Donoghue
al Hobelman
G. A. Nelson
Baltimore
Thomas Jordan
Charles Ruggles
Ed Smith
Lee
William Micus
Stanley Spiegel
A. H. O’brien
C. V. Regan
Jaci Donovan
Joe Murray
Harry Bell
Eddie Lenert
H.D. Worman
W. Kamman
J. F
Humboldt Park Bout Postponed to Friday
Bad weather forces Humboldt Park indoor arena to postpone last night's program until Friday night. Feature bout pairs Tommy Bill iards and Kid Champ, with promoter Beck confirming the rest of the original card remains unchanged.
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Humboldt Park Indoor Arena
Tommy Billiards
Kid Champ
Promioter Beck
Hornets Trim Boston In Eastern Hockey Playoff
The Pittsburgh Hornets defeated the Boston Athletic Association 2 to 0 to level the best of the Eastern division series in the LA Amateur Hockey Association title chase.
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Hornets
Boston
Pittsburgh Hornets
L. A. Amateur Hockey Association
Boston Athletic Association
Lengren Expected to Dominate European Courts Again
After watching Mlle Lengren play critics said she appeared in good form and likely to dominate Europe’s courts this year unless time forces her out of competition.
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Mlle. Lengren
Europe
Upsets Spark Day in National Indoor Tennis Championship
In Brookline mass the three national indoor lawn tennis championships saw major upsets at Longwood covered courts Chestnut Hill. Unseeded H Stuart Green defeated Lilian Scarman Hester 7-5 6-3 in women's singles. The top seeded women's doubles also fell as Gardner and Bayard defeated Jessup and Fuller 6-2 6-2.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood
Chestnut Hill
Lilian Scarman Hester
New York
H. Stuart Green
Ardsley
N. Y
Green
Anna H. Fuller
Jessup
de Endicott
Corbier
R. P. Sackett
J. J. Bremer
W. M. Shedden
Fear Complications For Finnish Runner
Paavo Nurmi, the Finnish distance star, has not fully recovered from a seizure that forced his retirement from the 5,000 meter race at Madison Square Garden. Medical reports indicate a possible stomach tissue strain that could curtail his remaining racing schedule and shorten his stay in the United States. Nurmi remained in bed under physician care with plans for a further examination to assess the ailment.
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Charles FE. Parker
New York World News Service
New York
Paavo Nurmi
Madison Square Garden
Finland
Willie Ritola
Charles Nyburn
Paavo
Final Elimination Bout at Ft. Thomas Tonight
Young Gordina and Spider Lewis meet in a ten round headline bout at Ft. Thomas to decide the junior lightweight champion of Greater Cincinnati. Lewis reached the final by defeating Dougherty Ross and Hogue. Gordina beat Raymond and O'Hara. The winner earns a belt with an embellished silver buckle. Six other bouts on the card with Lou Bauman refereeing.
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Gordina
Spider Lewis
Ft. Thomas
Cincinnati
Lewis
Kentucky Arena
Danny Dougherty
Vic Ross
Vincent Hogue
Darkey Raymond
Mickey O'Hara
Lou Bauman
Gans and Evans Meet in Zubelda Feature
The local boxing commission granted the Zubelda Athletic Club a permit to stage a show at People's Theater next Monday. Dago Joe Gans of St Paul will face Dick Evans of Youngstown in the ten round main event, with Jimmie Dunn as an opponent. Speedy Sparks meets Eddie Stanton in the semi windup. Kilman vs Rapid Waters and Chicky Rose vs Speedy Miller are six round bouts.
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Zubelda Athletic Club
People’s Theater
Dago Joe Gans
St. Paul
Ill
Dick Evans
Youngstown
Jimmie Dunn
Speedy” Sparks
Eddie Stanton
Kid Kilman
Rapid Waters
Chicky Rose
Speedy Miller
Scott High Triumphs In Interscholastic Tourney
Scott High School of Toledo defeated Upper Darby High 31 to 28 to advance to the fourth round at the University of Pennsylvania. Washington Central High of D C beat Pottsville High 37 to 22 as two games were played tonight.
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Scott High
Philadelphia
Scott High School
Toledo
Washington
D.C
Central High
University of Pennsylvania
Toledo Boys
Upper Darby
Danny Kramer Challenges Kaplan For Featherweight Title
Philadelphia featherweight Danny Kramer challenged title holder Louis Kaplan of Meriden Conn who must defend six months before the challenger is recognized. Kaplan won the crown by knocking out Kramer in the final bout of a NYSAC tournament to crown a successor to Johnny Dundee.
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Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meridien
Conn
Kaplan
Connecticut
Kramer
New York State Athletic Commission
Johnny Dundee
Nervous Breakdown Suspected In Missing Nephew Case
Philip Lyman James, Marshall Field & Co. manager, supposes Lyman Dwight James may have wandered due to a nervous breakdown. The missing man, linked to the late Marshall Field, disappeared March 13 after leaving a Carolina mill trip, while visiting Englewood, New Jersey.
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New York
Philip Lyman James
Marshall Field & Co
Lyman Dwight James
Marshall Field
James
Carolina Cotton and Woolen Mills Company
Spray
N. C
Englewood, N. J
Marquis of Curzon Dying Physicians Say
London dispatch reports eminent physicians believe the Marquis of Curzon is dying. A House of Lords bulletin cites grave illness with lung complications and grave anxiety. An operation for bladder growths reportedly failed, leaving little prospect for further treatment.
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John L. Balderston
New York
World News Service
London
Marquis of Curzon
House of Lords
N. Y
Ohioans Held in Killing of Florida Policeman
William H. Fox 18 of Columbus and John Naugle 23 of Toledo were taken from Dade County Jail to a northern county for safety. Fox admitted shooting Sergeant L D Weaver of Miami police and confessed to additional hold ups and robberies. Naugle was arrested in a secluded house with dynamite sticks found nearby.
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Miami
Fla
William H. Fox
Columbus
L. D. Weaver
John Naugel
Toledo
Dade County
J. H. Swink
Weaver
Naugle
Fox
Deathbed story of Butler aired in high profile suit
London reports detail the deathbed deposition of an eighty year old butler in the Waterhouse versus Sir David and Lady Wilson Barker blackmail trial. The testimony alleges a fifteen year affair between Lady Wilson Barker and Frank Waterhouse with intimate behavior and nocturnal incidents.
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John T. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Butler
Muriel Waterhouse
Sir David
Wilson-Barker
Dennistoun
Waterhouse Butler
Frank Waterhouse
N. Y. World) Presse Pub. Co
Clark Benefactor of Hofmann Fund Revealed
The New York Times will report Alfred Corning Clark funded a $50 000 musical education fund for pianist Josef Hofmann. Hofmann confirmed Clark wished his name kept private during his life and only now disclosed after Clark's death. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children had previously named Elbridge T. Gerry as benefactor.
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Gerry
Josef Hofmann
New York Times
Associated Press
New York
The
Alfred Corning Clark
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Elbridge T. Gerry
the Times
Children's Society
Hofmann
Philadelphia
Times
Clark
Young
Mana
Ex Senator Culberson Reported Very Low in Illness
Washington March 18. Former Senator Culberson of Texas remains alive but in very low condition after influenza threatens pneumonia. Dr Sterling Ruffin stayed by his side and could offer only slight encouragement for his recovery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Culberson
Texas
Sterling Ruffin
Dean Schneider to Speak at Cincinnati Credit Men Dinner
Herman Schneider dean of the College of Engineering University of Cincinnati will address the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men at the Linton at 6 30 tonight on The Value of Basic Principles. He will discuss the co operative plan of education and its advantages. Edward H L Haefner heads the dinner committee with special entertainment planned.
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Herman Schneider
College of Engineering
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
The
Linton
Edward H. L. Haefner
Birth Control Movement Denounced by Rev Mark Cain
The Rev. Mark Cain of St. Xavier College, addressing the Knights of Columbus, denounces the birth control movement as immoral in every phase. He accuses wealthy backers of using it to justify economic disparity and urges self restraint and wealth redistribution through just means.
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Mark Cain
St. Xavier College
Knights of Columbus
Elder Hall
Father Cain
Church
Medina woman confesses to arsenic poisoning scheme
Mrs. Wise admits placing arsenic in water buckets at Gienke and her mother's homes amid hospital cases in Medina. Prosecutor Seymour weighs murder versus insanity while relatives remain hospitalized. Marie Gienke’s condition worsens after visits and fruit.
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Mrs. Wise
Seymour
Valley City
Martha Wise
Lilly Gienke
Fred Gienke, Jr
Marie Gienke
Elyria
Marie
Wise
Gienke
Fred Hazel
Hazels
Gienke’s
Miller Resigns as Alien Property Custodian
Thomas Miller submitted another resignation to President Coolidge on March 18 and plans to sail for Europe on Saturday to lead the Inter Allied Veterans Association as its president.
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Washington
Thomas Miller
Coolidge
Europe
Inter- Allied Veterans’ Association
Richest Office Boy A Marquis Of Spain To Morgan
The Marquis de Loriana six years old son of Spain's leading banker arrives in New York to work at J. P. Morgan & Co. He comes with a valet and wardrobe and will start at the bottom under Dean Jay and Junius Spencer Morgan to learn American banking methods.
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Marquis OF
Spain
Morgan
New York World News Service
New York
Marquis de Loriana
Marquis Uruize de Loriana
J. P. Morgan & Co
Madrid
Paris
France
Dean Jay
Morgan, Haijes & Co
Junius Spencer Morgan
Jay
Robber Confesses After Store Hold Up Case
Harry Broermann 42 a machinist of 1703 Cleveland Ave Cincinnati admits to the Mills and Allison Avenues grocery robbery identified by Miss Ida Hunefeld. He allegedly entered to buy cigarettes then drew a revolver and took $45 before fleeing. Broermann says he was drinking and out of work.
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Harry Broermann
Cleveland Avenue
Mills and Allison Avenues
Ida Hunefeld
Clifton Avenue
Cincinnati
Broermann
Steffen and
Riley
Hunefeld
Jacobs Brenner Wedding In Avondale Synagogue
Miss Estelle Jacobs daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Jacobs Avondale married J William Brenner of Brooklyn New York at the Linton last night Rabbi David Philipson officiated The couple departed for a honeymoon trip East and will reside in the DeLuxe Flats on Burton avenue after returning
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Estelle Jacobs
L. W. Jacobs
Blair Avenue
Avondale
J. William Brenner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Linton
David Philipson
Burton Avenue
Embezzler Albert Sorter Returned From Chicago
Albert E. Sorter former assistant cashier of the Ohio Refining Company was indicted by the Hamilton County Grand Jury on embezzlement charges totaling 22689.71. Detectives Brink and Hanrahan brought him back from Chicago last night.
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Bring Sorter
Chicago
Albert E. Sorter
Ohio Refining Company
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Brink and
Hanrahan
Bible Reading Bill Backed by Senate Schools Panel
The Senate Schools Committee voted 8 to 4 to recommend passage of the Buchanan Bible bill mandating daily ten Bible verses in public schools after a three hour public hearing. The panel also advanced a Shafer resolution to require ten verses in both chambers and to test assembly members and reporters on Scriptural knowledge.
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Senate Schools Committee
House
Chappelear
Pickaway County
Loughead
Hamilton County
Bender
Cuyahoga
Shafer
van Wert
Carpenter
Jefferson County
lLefever
Athens County
Marshall
Green County
Edwards
Licking County
Garver
Holmes County
Kumler
Preble County
Wise
Stark County
Clark Champaign County
Senate
House of Representatives
Assembly
Moeller Portrait Unveiling At Fenwick Club Anniversary
A portrait of the late Archbishop Henry Moeller by Cincinnati artist Joseph Orlowsky will be unveiled at Fenwick Club tenth anniversary events. A dinner for residents and directors precedes addresses by Walter Schmidt and John Hunter and a play by club youths.
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Henry Moeller
Joseph Orlowsky
Cincinnati
Fenwick Club
A of Directors
Walter Schmidt
John Hunter
Blacksmith Dies After Poison Mistake At Home
Nicholas Graginoff aged 38 a blacksmith of 1534 Pleasant Street died at his home yesterday after drinking poison he mistook for medicine. He had been ill for days and rose early to take medicine. Life saving squad members attempted to revive him but were unsuccessful.
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Pleasant Street
Life Saving Squad
Robbery attempt at local oil station ends with escape
Lloyd Bergil of 1217 Hopple Street confronted by a youth at Gilpin Avenue and Victory Boulevard last night. The assailant shouted for Bergil to raise his hands. Bergil drew a revolver and fired three times, hitting nothing as the robber fled.
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Lloyd Bergil
Hopple Street
Gilpin Avenue
Victory Boulevard
Bergil
Brand initials burned on back in domestic assault case
Mrs Dolores Winfree charged her husband Theodore Winfree with assault and battery after she accused him of burning his initials into her back with a hot iron. She produced the brand and said the act followed suspicions of his jealousy as he believed other men were paying attention to her.
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Dolores Winfree
Theodore Winfree
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