Easter Stockings Wins Covington Handicap Amid Drizzle at Milldale
Easter Stockings the five year old filly owned by Sir Barton line wins the Covington Handicap at Milldale in a photo finish by a half length over Brown Wisdom with Karl Eitel back in third. Purse $5,280. Time 1:44 1-5 on a rain softened track. Parade of eleven starters featured heavy favorite entry Lord Braedelbane Broadside. crowd pack shows a lively opening day atmosphere.
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Sir Barton
Lassie
Covington
Milldale
Brown Wisdom
Reichert Brothers
Karl Eiitel
Chilhowee
Lord Braedelbane
Broadside
William Hamilton
D. Connelly
Hamilton
Rolled Stocking
Parrish
Gun Beats Cops in Cleveland Slaying Bandit Tragedy
Walter Chaney. 36, feared to be the overalls bandit, killed himself as police broke into his home after being linked to the killing of Mrs. Harriett Steinbrenner, 33, of Lakewood. Chaney's flight followed a car-identified robbery spree tied to the Steinbrenner case.
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Cleveland
Walter Chaney
Chaney
Harriett Steinbrenner
Lakewood
Noted Cincinnati Surgeon Dr Harry Hines Dies at Good Samaritan
Dr. Harry Hayes Hines longtime Cincinnati surgeon and Reds physician died at Good Samaritan Hospital at 10:30 after septic cellulitis from a nasal infection. Born 1879 in Cincinnati, he served at General Hospital and Good Samaritan, led staff at several hospitals, taught at University of Cincinnati Medical School, and mentored many, leaving a widow Louella Kaufmanon and two children.
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Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Miami Medical School
General Hospital
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Ohio State Medical Association
American Medical Association
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Makatewa Country Club
New Century Club
Dr. Hines
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Harry Kaufmann Hines
Janet Elaine
Janet
Earl Hines
Forest Frills
Long Island
N. Y
Edward Shields
Park Avenue
Jennie Oo
Alms Hotel
Ohio River Festival To Open This Week Boat Sails Tuesday
The Ohio River Festival opens this week with the steamer Cincinnati leading a river cruise from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati and Cairo to mark the Ohio Valley Improvement Association’s 35th annual meeting. President Hoover is to lead part of the celebration as delegates from Ohio and Kentucky join the voyage begun by 1895 efforts to boost commerce along the river. The parade will culminate in Cincinnati and set the stage for a broader pageant along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
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Pittsburgh
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Cairo
Ture
Ohio
Mississippi
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Culkins
Scar F. Barrett
Bar
Negro Attacks Two Girls in Freeman Area. Suspect Flees
Lois Rosell nine and Ruby Stewart seven were assaulted by a man described as a light dressed Negro near Freeman avenue and Clinton street. Lois, hospital bound with severe injuries, reported the incident to Mrs. Gertrude Rosell and authorities. Police searched the area but the suspect, about five foot four, 130 pounds, remains at large.
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Clinton Street
Lois Rosell
Gertrude Rosell
Willistach Street
General Hospital
B. E. Boyer
Ruby Stewart
Wilstach Street
Lois
Ruby
MacDonald Birthday Observed in New York Quiet Day
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald marked his sixty third birthday in New York with a quiet celebration. He received gifts from family in Lossiemouth and messages from officials in Britain and the U.S. and dined with art dealer Sir Joseph Duveen.
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New York
Ram- Say MacDonald
Isabel
Miss. MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Great Britain
London
MacDonald
Winston Churchill
Baldwin
Duveen
Riverside Drive
Grant
Joseph Duveen
Ishbel
Lillian Ward
Henry Street
Miss MacDonald
Philadelphia
Ishbel MacDonald
Women of America
Columbia
Willaman's Ohio State Tops Iowa 7 to 6 in Close Tilt
Ohio State under Sam Willaman edges Iowa 7 to 6 as stars Holman and Larkin overcome injuries. Holman directed late drives and Larkin scored the decisive touchdown after a blocked punt set up the score. Crowd near 40,000 at the stadium.
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Ohio Staters
IOWA
Holman
Larkin
Aetporeerin
Ohlium, CO
Ohio State
Ohio
Sam Willaman
al Holman
Buckeyes
Fairfield
Hawkeye State
Willis Glassgow
Iowans
Dick Larkins
Larkins
Greetings From Genoa Mayor Mark Institute Banquet
At Briarcliff Manor on Columbus Day, the Institute of International Law heard Genoa Mayor’s greetings read by Prosper Fedozzi. Spanish former minister Joaquin Fernandez Prida and the era’s first woman speaker Doris Stevens addressed the banquet with other scholars present. The round tables debated individual international rights and the status of societies as three new articles of the declaration of international rights of man were adopted.
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N. H
Genoa
Italy
Institute of International Law
Prosper Fedozzi
University of Genoa
Spain
Joaquin Fernandez Prida
Madrid
Institute
Doris Stevens
Inter-American Commission of Women
Isabella
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
James Brown Scott
W. Coleman Nevils
Cubs Lose Showdown as A's Ring Up Ten Inning Seven
At Shibe Park Philadelphia on October 12 1921 the Athletics rallied with ten runs in the seventh inning to beat the Cubs 10 to 8. Al Simmons George Haas Jimmy Dykes and Lefty Grove starred as Chicago’s hopes in the World Series fell further behind.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Jack Quinn
Cub
Charley Root
Athletics
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Nehf
Sheriff Blake
Pat Malone
al Simmons
George Haas
Hack Wilson
Jimmy Dykes
Riggs Stephenson
Jimmy Foxx
New York Giants
Yankeess
Robert Moses
Lefty
Grove
Former Texas Cowboy Named British Ambassador to Soviet
London dispatch reports Charles Roden Buxton, Labour MP and author, likely to become Britain’s ambassador to Soviet Russia. Buxton, once a Texas cowboy, is Noel Buxton’s brother and has had a long parliamentary career.
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London
London Sunday Dispatch
Charles Roden Buxton
House of Commons
Great Britain
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Noel Buxton
Texas
Insull Home Burglary Sparks Big Jewelry Heist
A daring second story theft at Martin J. Insull's Highland Park residence netted jewels valued by some at $175,000 while the family dined inside.Mrs Insull reported the loss after inspecting her jewelry box. insurance men peg the value closer to six figures. Among stolen items are platinum bracelets encrusted with diamonds emerald studded rings a diamond and sapphire cluster ring and a pearl tassel set with several diamonds. Lake County police probe the unusual burglary as details remain scarce.
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Highland Park
Martin J. Insull
Samuel Insull
Middle West
Insull
Lake County
30 000 Men To March In Holy Name Parade In Cincinnati
Arrangements for a large Holy Name Society demonstration in Cincinnati were announced. Frank Kuhr named Grand Marshal and John F. Cook and Rev. John F. Hickey outlined a 1 15 pm assemble and 1 30 pm forward march. The parade will move through downtown streets to Redland Field with a goal of 40 000 to 50 000 marchers expected.
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Society
Cincinnati
Frank Kuhr
John F. Cook
Archdiocesan Union
John F. Hickey
Archbishop McNicholas
Redlang Field
Fall Bribery Trial Nears Final Phases in Washington
The Fall bribery case progresses toward a swift end as Albert B. Fall directs his counsel to waive his presence if illness recurs. Defense argues Fall was largely absent from Washington during Elk Hill lease talks with E. L. Doheny’s Pan American company, while government contends a $400,000 payoff was connected to the award.
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Albert B. Fall
Fall
Frank J. Hogan
Owen J. Roberts
Elk Hill BS
Cal
Naval Oil Reserve
E.L. Doheny
Pan-American Petroleum and Transportation Company
E. C. Finney
Interior Department
Interior
Doheny
C. C. Chase
Finney
Pan-American Company
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
H. Foster Bain
Bureau of Mines
Navy
Doheny Company
J. K. Robison
Denby
Bureau of My
Swift Xavier Pounds Bobcats 19 12 Behind McDevitt Bolger
Xavier Muskeeteers powered by Slick McDevitt and Dutch Bolger to a 19 to 12 victory over West Virginia Wesleyan at Corcoran Field. McDevitt’s accelerating runs and Bolger’s punishing line work overwhelmed the Bobcats after a tight start, avenging last year’s Xavier loss.
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Kansas Health Board issues rules on kissing safety
The Kansas Board of Health with the U S Public Health Service released guidance on kissing. Avoid crowded poorly ventilated rooms and sudden temperature changes. If kissing is necessary use a hot mustard foot bath and gargle at parties after games. Do not kiss anyone with chills or fever.
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Kansas Board of Health
United States Public Health Service
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