Connecticut Girl Singer Faces Hangman Over Fatal Shooting
In New Haven twelve jurors hear Olympia Macri defend herself against a first degree murder charge in the February 26 shooting of John Bagnano after he lured her into a car and she claimed self defense. The case draws society supporters and questions of justice for a young mother-to-be.
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Harvard Crew Beats Penn in Rough Charles River Race
Harvard's varsity defeated the Penn eight by over two lengths on the Charles River in a delayed 1925 season opener. A broken oarlock hindered Penn near the finish as Harvard posted 9 11 for the mile and a quarter. Tech and Cornell followed in the trio of events while Penn's JV and freshman squads won their respective races.
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Ohio Osteopaths Meet Here On Wednesday
The twenty eighth annual meet ing of the Ohio Society of Osteopaths will be held at the Gibson Wednesday and Thursday with B C Maxwell Cleveland president presiding. The first session opens at 9 15 Wednesday after exhib it inspection and invocation.
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Charges Dropped Against Nurmi Ritola by Amateur Union
The Amateur Athletic Union cleared Paavo Nurmi and Willie Ritola of amateurism violations after a two day hearing. Hugo Quist and Drake University official Kenneth Wilson were censured for actions tied to Nurmi entry and payments. Wilson arranged with a New York paper man and offered or reimbursed expenses. Nurmi and Ritola denied involvement. The committee found no financial benefit to either athlete and noted suspensions for Nurmi tied to earlier expense claims were resolved.
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Nurmi
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New York
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Chicago
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Quist
Middle Aftrantic Association
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Norwood Oakley Colony League Baseball Summary
Oakley and Norwood faced a tough day in the colony league with multiple pitchers used across games. Key players included Eckert, Parrot, Lauten, and Nimble in various batter and field roles, while umpires Denters and Jamegon oversaw the contested contests.
Chevrolets Edge U S Printing In Nail-Biter Baseball
Chevrolets beat U S Printing 7 to 4 in a tight game. Buck and Kline led with key hits including three bases and a homer. Grimes Woodall and Wilson tallied multiple outs, while Sommers and Peebles combined for six walks and several strikeouts.
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Hoffmeyer
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C. Sommers
W. Sommers
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Saints Edge Stivers as Leeds Shuts Down Hitters
Leeds pitcher leads Saints to a 5 to 2 win over Stivers High School with St Xavier watching. Shevlin stars for the Saints with key hits while Gatner holds Stivers to five safeties.
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Stivers
Dayton
St. Xavier
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Hatch and Raise Your Own Fish for Sport
Olympia Washington May Hatch and raise fish for sport with help from Northwest Game Commissions. Pick a hatchery site, prepare during summer, set eggs in winter, and expect eight inch fish by August ready to rise to the fly. Demonstrated by J R Beckman and includes pink salmon and trout varieties.
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J. R. Beckman
Northwest
Minnesota Beats Indiana 9 to 1 in Big Ten Baseball
Minnesota defeats Indiana 9 to 1 in Minneapolis as the Gophers surge into the win column in Big Ten play. Druckamill hits a homer in the seventh for Indiana’s lone run while Emerson swats a four-base hit for Minnesota and Link is hit hard early.
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Purdue Beats Illinois 7 6 In Conference Opener
Purdue bunched six of its eight hits in the first second and ninth innings to defeat Illinois 7 6 in the conference opener. Purdue pitcher Hulswitz held strong in late innings securing the win.
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Badgers avenge defeat with 11 2 win over Wolverines
Wisconsin baseball avenged an 8 to 0 loss to Michigan by defeating the Wolverines 11 to 2 in Madison. In the third inning Edwards and Larson hit back to back home runs, delivering the decisive explosion for the Badgers.
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Iowa Climbs to Second in West by Defeating Northwestern
Iowa, May 9. The Iowa baseball team stayed in second place in the Western Conference with a 4 to 1 win over Northwestern. Coach Vogel’s squad capitalized on Northwestern errors in the first inning and pushed across enough runs, aided by a passed ball, to secure the victory.
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Butler's Sting Sets Empire City Track Record in Excelsior
Sting the four year old son of Spur Gnat wins the Excelsior Handicap at Empire City with a track record time of 1 4285 for six furlongs and a four length margin over Cherry Pie. Serenader led early but Sting surged to top speed in the latter half. Coventry, Preakness winner, may retire after a lame performance and trainer William Duke hints at breeding plans.
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Fifty Years of St Johns Benevolent Society Celebrated
Members of St Johns Benevolent Society at St Johns Catholic Church Pike street marked its 50th anniversary with solemn mass parade to 2 pm and vesper sermon by Rev Antonine Brockhuis O F M. Original members John von Handorf William Mayer and Herman von Handorf participated. George Dickman had died in 1900. The society grew from 4 to 258 members since 1875.
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Baucum Estate Wins $3000 in Downing Suit
In Kenton Circuit Court the jury returned a verdict for $3000 damages to the Baucum estate after Dr. Harold Downing caused the death of William D. Baucum in Covington. Mrs. Carrie Baucum sought $25,000 and a jury deliberated briefly. Also, Mrs. Alice Brady filed for divorce from W A Brady with custody and alimony requests.
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Harold Downing
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Four Injured In $65 000 Covington Fire Near Pike and Lewis
A morning blaze destroyed the Fedders and Zimmer stores on Pike street, injuring four Covington firemen and causing estimated losses of 65 thousand dollars with limited water supply hampering suppression. Fire spread from a feed store to homes on Pike street.
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Injunctions Close Two Kentucky Roadhouses
Federal Court issued injunctions closing the Dixie Inn near Covington and Clifton Gardens near Newport on Sawyer Smith’s application. Liens were placed on both owners, Charles Retschulte and Harry Cramer, to secure fines after Retschulte’s two year sentence and $5,000 fine. Federal agents seized twenty six barrels of real beer at Cramer’s place.
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Broadcast Appeal for Covington Children's Home Goal
Covington is urged to donate to a campaign to raise 200000 for a new Children’s Home on Devon Heights overlooking the Ohio. Charles A J Walker President of the Covington Children’s Home spoke on WLW Cincinnati describing plans to build and endow the home in ten days starting May 15 and appealing to former residents to join in the effort for salvage of childhood.
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Liberty Theater Opens With Esmeralda Webb Marimba Duo
Esmeralda and Webb lead the new bill at the Liberty Theater Covington starting today. Other attractions include Wife of the Centaur with Jack Gilbert Aileen Pringle and Eleanor Boardman Pathe News and Aesop's Fables. Liberty Ragamuffins perform Pal of My Cradle Days as a Mothers Day specialty and Semnola as an overture.
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Covington Deaths List for Week Totals Twenty
Health Officer Dr J P Riffe reports twenty deaths in Covington for the week ending yesterday. The list includes ages from 16 to 78 and names such as Helena Fischer Emma Dailey Samuel Ackley Catherine Ryan Marie Hinders... Many entries are partially garbled in the OCR with several incomplete names and ages.
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Samuel Scott Ackley
Herman Keep
Catherine P. Ryan
Marie Hinderschit
Mary Yaney
India
Lou. Fischer
John Hans Lillian Ma Duffy
Eva E. Wright
Grace 5
John R. Owens
Arthur Mallory
Fred _Huser
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Dayton First Baptist Church to Mark Diamond Jubilee
The Dayton Kentucky church holds its diamond jubilee from June 2 to June 7 welcoming former pastors. Led by Rev. R. Lee James the program features speakers including Rev. John F. Herget and Rev. J. W. Porter among various clergy from Cincinnati Lexington and beyond.
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Court Overrules New Trial Plea in Bardo Guardianship Case
Judge Caldwell in Circuit Court overruled motions for a new trial in the Oscar Back guardianship suit involving four grandchildren of Peter N Bardo Sr. The estate, worth over 140000, was alleged to have been unfairly distributed while the decedent’s mental state was questioned at the time of the will.
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Realty Transfers List of Property Trades and Sums
Anton Dietrich to A F Dietrich transfers a Ft Thomas lot for 500 dollars. Harry . Spinks to Jefferson D Yancy transfers a oe fens lot for 1500 dollars. Cliffs D Yeager to Elmer E Scott transfers a Newport lot for 4850 dollars. en eee to Carrie Doepke transfers a New lot for 4000 dollars. Harrison J Schofield to J Henry Coppes transfers a Dayton lot for 8500 dollars.
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Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Howard Forthine of Middletown wed Ella M. Van Winkle of Middletown. Charles H. Cook of Cincinnati wed Amelia E. Gallard of Cincinnati. Howell H. Harris of Whitesboro wed Marguerite L. Scott of Ft. Thomas Cincinnati. Charles Bray wed Mame Finnegan of Kentucky.
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Ella M. van Winkle
Charles H. Cook
Cincinnati
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Howell
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Firemen Benefit Show Declared Financially Successful
The Emen Auditorium event by the Firemen Protective Association concluded last night with a solid profit though below last year’s. President Alex Weiss credited the Community Chest drive and other efforts for drawing on public funds, thanking Cincinnati citizens and the committee including James A. Reilly as chairman Ralph A. Tingle as secretary and treasurer William J. Howard Captain J Conway and Ned B Hastings for their support.
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Chicago Beats Butler 5 to 3 in Broad Daylight Victory
Chicago's baseball team defeated Butler 5 to 3 today in Chicago. The winner batted around in the sixth inning scoring three runs on five hits to seal the game.
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