Illinois Varsity Scrimmages Freshmen in Tilt Prep
Illinois varsity guards its Big Ten hopes by scrimmaging freshmen as scouts study Pennsylvanian tendencies. Timme Peters and Lamum headline the backfield while regular linemen open holes for the ball carriers. The Illini plan a final workout before Thursday’s Philadelphia trip.
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Illinois
Penny
Urbana
Ill
Pennsylvania
Timme
Peters
Lamum
Illini
Philadelphia
University of Illinois
A. A. Harding
Dawes to Attend Northwestern Indiana Game Homecoming
Vice President Charles G. Dawes will be guest of honor at the Indiana Northwestern homecoming clash in Evanston. Northwestern practiced in a snow storm with key players sidelined including Ralph Baker and the injured Seidel and Fisher. Fisher is unlikely to play while Baker may see action against Indiana.
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Evanston
Ill
Charles G. Dawes
Indiana
Dr. Clarence W. Spears Not Through
Minneapolis report notes coach Dr. Clarence W. Spears not through with football plans as of late October. No further details provided in readable text.
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Minneapolis
Clarence W. Spears
Fairmount Race Day Results Highlight Claiming Cards
Multiple races at Fairmount feature claiming events purse values from 1,000 to 1,200 dollars. Winners include Beenemin and Irish Lace with notable times, while several horses were scratched or noted as running on a slow track.
Empire City Results for Horse Race Card
Detailed race card with purses, weights, jockeys and times across six races. Notable entries include Pinecaklis, Twinkle, Selel, Caramia, Rock Shell, Harlem Purse contenders Anchester and Juno, plus Wish I Win and Prince James. Weather clear, track fast.
American eliminates Mexico’s top player in national tennis
Robert ed of San Francisco defeated Ignacio de la Borbella of Mexico in the Mexican national tennis championship men’s singles. The scoreline was 6 3, 6 2, 6 1, with the American maintaining dominance throughout a hard fought match.
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Mexico City
Roberted
San Francisco
Ignacio de la Borbella
Mexico
Purdue Freshmen Impress In Line Plunge Practice
Lafayette Indiana October 27 The Boiler Maker freshmen copied the Maroons line attack this afternoon giving Purdue the feel of the heavy backs McCarty Timme and the Stagg squad. Merkobrad and Leichtle shared captain Marmesons spot and performed well barring injuries to Harmeson and Gladders the Boiler Makers are considered in good shape.
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Lafayette
Ind
Boiler Maker
Maroons
Purdue
McCarty
Timme
Stagg
Merkobrad
Leichtle
Marmeson
Harmeson
Gladders
Boiler Makers
Indiana Varsity Scrimmage Sets Scene for Northwestern Test
Bloomington Ind Oct 27 Indiana Crimson back field work under Coach Ingram focuses on interference plays as the varsity halves prepare for Northwestern. A lengthy practice was held today with the team working against Northwestern style plays during scrimmage.
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Chicago
Stagg
Purdue
Kyle Anderson
Rouse
Kernwein
Duval
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Ft. Benning
Columbus
Tech
Bloomington
Crimson
Ingram
Indiana
Northwestern
Michigan football drills with Navy style scrimmage
The University of Michigan football squad practiced against a picked team using Navy formations after intensive signal work. Coach Fielding H. Yost learned the Navy team will arrive in Detroit Friday morning led by Captain Sinclair Gannon.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Illinois
Navy
Fielding H. Yost
Detroit
Sinclair Gannon
Midshipmen
Laurel Results First Race Governor Ogle Steeplechase Handicap
Rapid-race card shows Scot winning with 16.28, 4.30. Duettiste out. time 6:45.3. Also Ran Loch Ayr. several scratches listed. Second race: The Cocoon wins at 8.70, time 1:21. Scratched Half Ballot and others. Third race results include Flyleaf and Son Ami in a 6 furlong, with Prince of Wales and Hot Pepper scratched. Fifth race disqualifies Gold Beater after finishing first. Sixth race Double Tip competes in claiming. time 1:19.3. Fourth race two-year-olds: Nat Evans and Urban among top finishers. Seventh race features Clique and Frank Fogarty. Shadowdale noted. Altissimo scratched.
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Oree
Beenemin
Neal
Kendall
Wilson
Multiber
Vuillemot
Raw
Diomed
Nebraska Lad
Steve
Power
Old Top
Combustor
Attoo
the Colonel
Lester
Coffin
Antonia
Rajah
Zorro
Wallis
John S. Mosby
Hebert
Uncle Jay
Bad Luck
Young April
Crystal Beer
Churchill Downs
Happy Beb
Duncan
Miss Maggie
Lady Braxted
Geving
Ben Handley
Virginity
Clarence
Froggatte
Battle On
Howard
Fiery Flight
Poland
Sister Helene
Coral Reef
Huon Pine
Fausto
Robert Maxwell
First Light
East St. Louis
Ball Gee
Kia
Herby Coles
Arragosa
Belario
Ramkin
Bindavw
Jocey
Aeeee Avisack
Obert
Geek
Pique
Richards
Swinging
Maiden
Pinecaklis
Stevens
Twinkle
Catrone
Beach
Selel
Caramia
Schuttinger
Ducky
Rhinestone
Anna Marrone II
Maud Muller
Holly Rock
Rock Shell
Coltiletti
Moon Star
Harlem
Anchester
Thurber
T Mamma
Reilly
Orse
Wu Ee
Zeka
Helen Walker
Prenez Garde
Musca
Balata
Vic
Harvey
Juno
Ee Prince James
Buxton
Iso
Jagger and Tomahawk IV
Pel Roger
Mergler
Duettiste
Byers
Loch Ayr
Casas Belli
Commissioner Eischmann N
Brush
Alice
Ce Harrar
Leyland
Woodlake
C. Long
Utah
St. Quentin
Black Art
Rouen
Prince Hampton
Flyleaf
Ellis
Son Ami
E. Fator
Prince of Wales
Hot Pepper
Odd Seth
Minden
Eaglet
McCloskey
Yami
Chalmers
My Brown
Barney Wells
Columbia II
Smooth Ice
Horvath
Nat Evans
Barnes
Urban
Sir Leonid
P. Walls
Kandall
Allameur Jr
Picketer
Uri Sitio
Jacques
Hudgins
Tony Griffith
Roxana
Rastus
Maxie
Traight
Clique
Frank Fogarty
Shadowdale
Delusive
Normana
Byron
Mintstick
Altissimo
Diegel Captures Middle Atlantic Open At Burning Tree
Leo Diegel the Canadian open golf champion won the Middle Atlantic Open at Burning Tree Club near Washington with a 290 for 72 holes, eleven strokes ahead of Joe Turnesa who took second. Cyril Walker finished third at 303 and William Klein was fourth with 304.
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Washington
Leo Diegel
Burning Tree Club
Here
Diegel
Joe Turnesa
Fairview
N. Y
Cyril Walker
Englewood
William Klein
Garden City
Notre Dame Delays Stadium Plan For Dormitory Expansion
Notre Dame will not build a stadium until academic needs are met. President M J Walsh announced the award of a contract for a new dormitory on campus to house 550 students.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
M. J. Walsh
Forty Cagers Report at Elmo Club Meeting
At the Elmo Club last night the first basketball meeting of the season drew thirty to forty court prospects. Four teams will be selected and practice starts soon. Reported for Elmo's first team were Harry Borgman, Ray Tenno, Joe Umberg, L Mueller, Earl Riser and Joe Jaspers. The team is coached by Red Kuechly and the first practice is tomorrow night.
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Elmo Club
Elmo
Harry Borgman
Ray Tenno
Joe Umberg
L. Mueller
Earl Riser
Joe Jaspers
Red” Kuechly
Cincinnati Relay Champion Seeks English Channel Crossing
Harry Glancy of Cincinnati, noted relay swimming champion, trains for an audacious attempt to conquer the English Channel next summer.
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Harry Glancy
Cincinnati
Donahey regrets resignation of Judge Marx from Cincinnati Superior Court
Governor Donahey sent a letter expressing regret at Judge Robert S. Marx’s resignation, effective December 1 1925, as the Cincinnati Superior Court nears abolition. The missive praises the court’s history and Marx’s service as a wounded World War I veteran entering a Chicago law partnership.
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Donahey
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Marx
Chicago
Superior Court of
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of the
Europe
Children to Enter Bond Issue Essay Contest
Children may win gold prizes of 25 15 and 10 by writing Why My Parents Should Vote for the Bond Issues. Entries must be sent to Citizens' Bond Issue Committee Chamber of Commerce by the Tuesday deadline. Howard M. Wilson will issue contest instructions. Captain M W McIntyre chairs the Speakers' Committee and will address the Civitan Club at noon.
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James A. Reilly
Citizens’ Bond Issue Committee
Citizens
Chamber of Commerce
Howard M. Wilson
Cc. H. Rouster
M. W. McIntyre
Civitan Club
Ohio Congressman Burton Recovering After Ear Operation
Washington report says Congressman Theodore E. Burton of Ohio is at home after an ear infection operation. Family states the procedure went well and Burton hopes to resume official duties by week’s end.
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Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Auto Fatality Brings Hamilton County 109th Death
Henry Schicks a 55 year old Hamilton County Infirmary employee died last night when riding the running board of a truck driven by Edward Graber of Carthage Ohio. As another truck descended a hill the driver steered aside and Schicks was crushed between the vehicle and a tree. He died en route to Bethesda Hospital.
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Hamilton County
Henry Schicks
Hamilton County Infirmary
Schicks
Edward Graber
Carthage
Carthage Pike
Graber
Bethesda Hospital
Golden Rule Dinner in Linton Promotes World Peace
Cincinnati Exchange Club sponsors a Golden Rule dinner at Linton Friday at 6 30 p m speakers include Mrs Percy V Pennybacker of Austin Texas and Alonzo E Wilson of Chicago national field director of Near East Relief Pennybacker recently returned from the Balkans Five hundred guests expected Clifford Cordes Exchange Club president says the event ties to Golden Rule Sunday December 6 when fifty five nations observe the day for world peace.
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Cincinnati Exchange Club
Linton
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
Alonzo E. Wilson
Chicago
Near East Relief
Pennybacker
General Federation of Clubs
Balkans
Clifford Cordes
Exchange Club
Covington worker breaks leg after fall from window
Harl Jones, 69, of Magnolia Hotel, fell ten feet from an open window in an unused building at 9 West Eighth Street. Employee of Brownfield Planing Mill, he wandered inside after work and was found by Policeman Haines. He was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital in fair condition.
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Harl Jones
Magnolia Hotel
Jones
Brownfield Planing Mill
West Eighth Street
Haines
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Suit for Sale of Erlanger Estate Parcels
George B. Coe and others sue involving eight Erlanger Ky parcels seeking sale and division of proceeds among heirs. Seiler Motor Car Company sues Harold Walker for 240 for repairs and supplies. Fannie B Vastine wins divorce from George M Vastine with child custody. Ollie Keal divorces Oliver Keal for cruelty with custody and five dollars weekly alimony.
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George B. Coe
Grandin
Eugene Coe
Mary A. Coe
Erlanger
Seiler Motor Car Company
Harold Walker
East Eighteenth Street
Fannie B. Vastine
Rogers Street
Mrs Ann Palmer Dies After Operation at Bethesda Hospital
Mrs. Ann Sinclair Palmer, 47, daughter of Charles E Littell of 318 Garrard Avenue, died yesterday after an operation at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. She had served as assistant librarian at Covington Public Library since her husband George IX Palmer's death about three years ago. A Trinity Episcopal Church member, funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from her parents’ home. Burial is in Highland Cemetery.
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Ann Sinclair Palmer
Charles E. Littell
Garrard Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Covington Public Library
George IX. Palmer
Marriage Licenses From Various Ohio Cities and Kentucky
A list of marriage licenses includes individuals from Cincinnati Lima Springfield Newark Covington Chicago and Richmond. Names such as Alvin Moorman Mary Mitchell Harold Wagonfield Elizabeth Stevens Daisy Baker Elmer Eversman Goldie Price Stella Stivers Ellison Jackson Vivian Igleman Frank Henderson Lita Crescent Springs Raymond Meyerhofer Mary Dickman Wilbert Smith and Lillian Workman appear in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin W. Moorman
Cincinnati
Mary Mitchell
Incinnati
Harold Wagonfield
Oxford
Riley
O. Riefortage Rivisensesecsierse
Lima
Elizabeth Stevens
Lima, O
We Tielt
Ccvcsareoes
Springfield
Daisy Baker
Newark
Elmer F. Eversman
Covington
Goldie G. Price
Stella Stivers
Ellison Jackson
Twenty Two Given Prison Terms in Covington Federal Court
Judge Cochran imposed prison sentences on twenty two violators of federal laws in Covington. Several defendants received six month or two year terms for crimes including mail obstruction forgery counterfeit bills and liquor law violations. Names include Robert Miller and Frank N Moore with others from Campbell Newport and London Kentucky among the proceedings.
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United States District Court
Covington
Cochran
Robert Miller
Mansfield
Do.) Reformatory
Atlanta
Robert Poole
Warsaw
Miller
Poole
Walter Bell
Gallatin County
Carrollton
J. A. Fuller
Louisville
Frank N. Moore
London
Honolulu
Graham True
Clayton McGuire
Somerset
Fred Nitze
Campbell County
Frank Becker
Newport
H. E. Hunting
Joseph Cook
Frank Means
Lickingpike
Kinley Hatfield
John W. Davis
Breathitt County
James May
John L. Lewis
Cincinnati
Covington Cinema Draws Support for Local Candidates
Presentation of Covington and Kenton County candidates at the Liberty Theater draws community support. Manager L B Wilson says weeklong showings may break box office records with Tom Moore and Edith Roberts in On Thin Ice and The Silent Pal upcoming. A vaudeville bill features Jolly and Wild Foolish Fools plus Helen Doyle.
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Covington and
Kenton County
Liberty Theater
L. B. Wilson
Tom Moore
Edith Roberts
Thunder
E. Sierras
Helen Doyle
Liberty Ragamuffins
Ministerial Association Endorses Covington School Bonds
The Covington Ministerial Association passed a resolution endorsing the $525,000 Covington school bond issue. They cite inadequacy of current buildings and urge voters to support the bond at the upcoming election to fund enlargements and better equipment for public schools.
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Ministerial Association
Indorses
Covington
Covington Ministerial Association
Pike Street Crossing Named Worst In United States
Covington attorney Harvey Myers told Rotary Club that the Pike street crossing of the Chesapeake and Ohio and Louisville and Nashville lines is among the nation’s most congested. He urged penalties on railroads and changes to the cost split of 35 and 65 percent for grade crossing eliminations, citing a 1924 traffic study showing trains blocking the crossing for nearly three hours in 11 hours 30 minutes.
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Pike Street
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Harvey Myers
Covington
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Rotary Club
Frankfort
Myers
Industrial Club
General Assembly
Two Cincinnati Men Held for Impersonating Federal Officer
John Fleming and Mose Ray were held to the Federal Grand Jury under $1,000 bonds by Commissioner Roetken on charges of impersonating a federal officer. They remain in the city jail for disorderly conduct. A separate case against Hattie Rout was dismissed in county Court after manslaughter charges involving a car crash near Pike and Craig streets. Police report theft at Kroger's store on Monday night with $16 in change and candy taken. Donation Day at Protestant Children's Home on Fourteenth Street and Madison Avenue is set for tomorrow with Masonic orders planned to march and contribute.
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John Fleming
Mose Ray
Cincinnati
Roetken
Hattie Rout
Russell Street
Unty
Pike and
Craig Streets
Stevenson
Garrard Avenue
Tex Rickard Rejects Greb Walker Return Fight Plan
Tex Rickard vetoes a Greb vs Walker rematch due to a $50,000 purse demand. He proposes a featherweight bout pitting champion Louis Kaplan against Babe Herman instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
Harry Greb
Mickey Walker
Rickard
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Babe Herman
Newport Combine Denial By Ebert At City Meeting
Safety Commissioner Ebert denied any affiliation with a city commission blend and criticized past bond plans for Water Works. He cited a clipping alleging a backroom agreement with Thomas McGeough four years ago and recalled Mayor Hermann’s veto of earlier advice on the $500,000 project. He blamed delays on basins left unfinished and warned future work hinges on next administration.
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Ebert
Thomas McGeough
Joesph Hermann
Hermann
Simms
Flutinus
Campbell Circuit Court grants two divorces yesterday
Judge Caldwell grants divorces to Alma Matticks of Dayton from Austin Matticks for cruelty with custody of son Kenneth and $10 weekly maintenance. Catherine Buck of Clifton divorces Daniel Buck of Pittsburgh. Litigation to set aside Thomas Troy will names Stetter executor and Speers Hospital plus Masonic Widows Home as sole heirs. Paul Graham denies rumor of resignation. Newport schools closed until Monday per health advice. one infantile paralysis case reported.
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Newport
Campbell
Caldwell
Alma Matticks
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Austin Matticks
Kenneth
Matticks
Catherine Buck
Eighteenth
Evergreen Avenues
Clifton
Daniel Buck
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Eva Sanders
Emma “Shacelford
Pearl Maple
Thomas Troy
Campbell Circuit
Campbell County Court
George Stetter, Jr
Speers Memorial Hospital
Masonic Widows’ and Orphans’ Home and Infirmary
Louisville
Paul Graham
William Milius
Campbell County
Bellevue
Graham
D. W. Bridges
Fr. Thomas
Bridges
F. W. Southgate
Board of Health
Realty Transfers Include Several City Lots and Sums
Arthur C. Hall sells to Raymond A. Yeager a lot near Ft. Thomas for 1500 stamps. Enwell F. Stouffer transfers a Dayton lot for 3000 stamps. Theodora F. Emmert to George A. Miller a lot in apg po for 10000 stamps. George Sdonger to Lucy May Bodes a Highland District lot for 5500 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Hall
Raymond A. Yeager
Ft. Thomas
Enwell F. Stouffer
George Veith
Dayton
Theodora F. Emmert
George A. Miller
Apg Po
George Sdonger
Lucy May Bodes
Highland District
Unclear Names and Places From Newport and New Castle Attributed
Fragmentary OCR lists Charles N Meiner and Ann R Hafele in Newport with Herbert Bailey and Frank Schaffried linked to New Castle Indiana. Hazel Bartlow appears with Dayton in garbled format.
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Charles N. Meiner
Newport
Ann R. Hafele
Herbert Bailey
New Castle
Ind
Depta Wivvtasieienscion
Frank Schaffried
Dayton
Hazel Bartlow
Ewport
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Steen
Harry Carroll
Petree
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Nancy Ma
County Infirmary
Kenton Circuit Court
Ann Palmer
Do. W. Graham
L. L. Henson
Trent
Liberty
Pike ST
U. S
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