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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1908

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Pirates Win By Ogre Of Tl 10 1

Fireman has off day as two wild throws contribute to Pittsburgh's large total bunts and bingles.

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Pirates Ogore Pittsburg
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues

National League results Pittsburgh 11 Cincinnati 1 New York 7 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 5 St Louis 3 Boston 5 Philadelphia 2 American League Detroit 7 Chicago 6 Cleveland 1 St Louis 0 New York 9 Philadelphia 6 Washington 5 Boston 4

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Pittsburg Cincinmati New York Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Washington National League Cincinnati Pittsborg
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Baseball Standings Mixed From National and American Leagues

The table shows standings for both leagues with team names, win loss records, and percentages. New York leads the National League with 78 wins and a .625 percentage, followed by Detroit and Pittsburgh. In the American League, Indianapolis tops at 88-60 and Louisville follows at 87-62.

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Pirates run riot as Cincinnati slumps to 11 1 defeat

Pittsburg fans watched Billy Campbell struggle as Cincinnati’s delegation from Lawrenceville fell to the Pirates 11 to 1. Bayless starred for Pittsburgh driving in runs after a hit parade, while Bescher and Gibson paced Cincinnati’s offense in an otherwise tough day.

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Pirates and Reds set for rematch amid lively Pittsburgh crowd

The report notes Taunting comments on batting averages for all Pirates except Thoras and Shannon and praises Dayton center fielder Ganzel after a strong debut by Layless. It mentions Bob Ewing possibly officiating, with Dubuc or Camnitz/Willis as Pirates options and a big crowd including University of Pittsburgh supporters and August Herrmann.

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Thoras Shannon Pirates Camper Johnny Kane Reds Bob Ewing Ganzelites Dubuc Willis Camnitz Hoblitzer Pittsburg University of Pittsburg August Herrmann Abe Langtry American Bowling Congress Ganzel Dayton
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Baseball scores from multiple City Stadium matchups

In Atlanta at Atlanta 8 New Orleans 6. In Nashville at Nashville 3 Little Rock 2. In Birmingham at Birmingham 5 Memphis 4. In Montgomery at Montgomery 10 Mobile 3.

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Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Little Rock Birmingham Memphis Montgomery Mobile
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Boston Beats Phillies 5 to 2 as Richie Struggles

Boston wins 5 to 2 over Philadelphia in a game marked by errors in Boston’s run scoring. Richie pitches poorly in the eighth while Ferguson goes the distance for Boston as Detroit tops Chicago 7 to 6 in twelve innings in another feature.

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Boston Philadelphia Richie
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New York Defeats Brooklyn 7 to 3 in baseball clash

New York over Brooklyn 7 to 3 as Maloney bats for Brooklyn due to injuries. Key plays include nine Brooklyn steals, two-base hits by Alperman Sheehan Tenney, and strong pitching by Ames. Washington beat Boston 5 to 4 with Gessler triple and Clymer plate throw as notable moments.

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New York Brooklyn Donovan Maloney Tosevesteee-D Pio Sair Ocess Ns Svebe Alperman Sheehan Tenney Lumsey Seymour Bridwell Ames Hummerl Herzog Bresnahan Donlin McMullan Jordan Devlin Bell Ferrors Emslie and Johnstone Washington Boston Today Tannehill Steele Gessler Clymer
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Chicago Homers Rally in Slow Game Against St Louis

Chicago tops St Louis 9 to 5 as Kenetchy hits a four base blast and two timely hits fuel a late rally. Steinfeldt shines on defense with a standout third base play while Slagle Evers Hofman and Charles produce multiple hits. Overall allows seven Chicago baserunners over the final two frames. Umpire O Day presides over a 1 hour 18 minute contest.

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Chicago Kenetchy Steinfeldt Chicazo Hofman Howard Murray Charles Overall Slagle Evers Schulte Shaw Byrne St. Louis Higgins O’ Day
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New York Defeats Philadelphia In 9 6 Baseball Tilt

New York toppled Philadelphia 9 to 6 as Laporte and Hemphill starred with strong hitting. La Porte had four hits and a sacrifice in five trips, while pitchers Schlitzer Coombs Dygert Lake Chesbro and Vickers logged the mound work.

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Philadelphia New York Laporte Hemphill Ab.h.o.a.e. Fhilarea Hartsel McKveen Qidring R. Conroy Hemph'l Jackson M Q Barry Moriarity Iil Davis O’ Rourke Nichols S Ball Neene Manush Klelinow Powers Lake
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Cleveland Beats St Louis in Ten Inning Tilt

Cleveland defeats St Louis 1 to 0 in ten innings. Hinchman scores on a single after a shoe-string catch. Stovall and Bemis contribute key plays. Waddell allows only one hit through ten. Liebhardt and Waddell pitch solidly in a tight pitchers duel.

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Cleveland St. Louis Hinchman Lajoie Stovall Bemis Waddell Ab.h.o.a.t J Ferris Perring Liebhardt Sheridan Egan St. Oesgeetatee
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Detroit Ties Game With Rally After Seven Rough Innings

In Detroit, Chicago built an early lead through wild and ineffective pitching. By the seventh, Altrock was lifted as Detroit capitalized on three wild throws and a misplayed ball to level the score, with Summers dominating after the first inning.

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Detroit Chicago Etroit Altrock Summers
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Indianapolis Beats Toledo In Doubleheader 3-1 And 5-3

Indianapolis wins both games of a doubleheader against Toledo 3-1 and 5-3 with Durham pitching both games. Highlights include Williams, Durham, and McCarthy contributing two-base hits and notable fielding then Minneapolis defeats Kansas City 6-3 as Essick allows the key late runs.

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Indianapolis Toledo Durham Minneapolis Kansas City Kansas City Today Essick
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St Paul Defeats Milwaukee In High School Baseball

St Paul beat Milwaukee 11 to 5 in a high school baseball game in St Paul Minnesota. Manske wild early rounds. Two base hits by Robinson Geier and Dougherty with several errors and bases on balls noted. Umpires Laughlin and Bateman. Time 2 00.

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St. Paul Milwaukee Minn Manske Wild Robinson Geier Dougherty B. Meyers Leroy Beville Flynn Laughlin Bateman
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Louisville 6 Columbus 2 ends with disputed hit ruling

In Columbus Ohio on September . Louisville opened scoring late in the sixth inning after Umpire Kane ruled Woodruff was not hit by Burke's batted ball. The ball rolled to left bleachers for a two-base hit and Columbus collapsed thereafter. Third Friel faces suspension for a dangerous play.

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Louisville Columbus Isville Kane Woodruff Burke Friel Ding
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Fat Cars Begin Practice Today at Latonia Meet

Autos nicknamed the Men Killers head to Latonia for a weekend speed showdown with records within reach. Christie Oldfield Soules De Palma entries arrive. Moross aims for fair weather and strong officials led by umpire John J. Ryan. Medical staff named. Covington doctors, ambulances, and hospital links arranged. Track prep, race-day crowd plans, and special railcar service announced. Latonia to host a large motor race day with two motorcycle events and a major field of entrants.

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Latonia Christie Oldfield Soules Cleveland Dayton Moross Auto Club John J. Ryan Ryan C C. Owens Covington Gus Menninger St. Elizabeth Hospital John J. Craig Kentucky Cincinnati Club Street Railroad Company of Cincinnnati
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Nelson Defeats Gans in Twenty-First Round Bout

Battling Nelson wins the lightweight title by stopping Joe Gans in Colma Arena San Francisco after the twenty first round. Gans is counted out after a relentless assault with Nelson sustaining injuries but continuing the assault. Gans announces retirement, and Nelson pledges to fight no colored opponents again.

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Colma Arena San Francisco Nelson Joe Gans Gans Eddie Smith Smith Patti
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Belmont Acquires Dieppe Land for Race Horse Transfer

August Belmont, president of the Jockey Club in America, has bought land near Dieppe to relocate several race horses from the United States. Peter Duryeau rents the Gazon Stud Farm, once owned by Maurice Ephrussi, for the same purpose.

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Paris August Belmont Jockey Club America Dieppe Peter Duryeau Gazon Maurice Ephrussi
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St Leger Stakes Won By Your Majesty At Doncaster

The St Leger Stakes, worth 6500 sovereigns, run at one mile six furlongs and 132 yards, was won today by Your Majesty owned by J B Joel. White Eagle finished second and gan to rate third. August Belmont's Norman I among ten starters but unplaced.

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Doncaster Your Majesty J. B. Joel White Eagle Gan Belmont Norman I
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Grant earns opening win in Ireland championship golf

In Lehinch Ireland on September 9 DP Grant the American defeated M Moore 4 up 3 to play in the first round. He then beat S E Smith 6 up 4 to play in the second round marking a strong start for Grant in the Ireland championship golf contest.

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Lehinch Ireland DP. Grant M. Moore Mr. Grant S. E. Smith
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Baseball Recap with Stolen Bases and Strikes

Stolen bases by Odwell Perrine Sullivan and Neto Quinlan highlighted a game narrative. Pitchers Geyer and Imann faced hitters as Burke and Quinlan contributed two-base hits while Peitz Puttmann delivered sacrifices and the time of 1:38 marked the matchup.

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Columbus Louisville Odwell Perrine Sullivan Peitz Puttmann Balle Geyer Burke Rmey Aes Neto Quinlan Geyer i Imann Kane
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Buckeye State Wins McAlpin Trophy in National Shooting

Seagirt New Jersey on September 9 The Buckeye State team from Ohio won the Mc Alpin trophy with 1078 points out of 1200 leading from start to finish. The United States Infantry placed second with 1054 points.

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Seagirt N. J McAlpin Buckeye Ohio United States Infantry
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Covington Newport Auditor Reports City Deficiency

The American Auditing Company found a deficit of 2 031.82 in four years tied to late City Treasurer John L Beitzer. Beitzer’s son John Seitzer investigates the accounts while friends blame clerical errors. A prior four year deficit of 4478 41 was reported four years earlier. Debts requiring council authorization could affect the apparent shortfall.

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Beitzer John Seitzer
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Man Believed Alive After Coat Found On Suspension Bridge

Harry Hart 28 of 1061 John Street Cincinnati had a coat found on the Suspension Bridge with a death by own action note to his wife Lillian Hart. South Covington Cincinnati Street Railway employees report he may be alive. A motorman saw three men and one woman crossing the bridge minutes before the coat was found. One man carried a coat then dropped it on the footpath and left toward Covington with the others.

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Harry Hart John Street Cincinnati Lillian Hart South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company William Lee Covington
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Visalia Taft Sherman Club to Rally Speakers and VPs

The Visalia Hill Taft and Sherman Club plans a grand rally in its clubrooms next Wednesday evening. Republican congressional candidate John Russell Inglis will speak. A long list of vice presidents includes judges, officials, mayors, collectors, and many local notables.

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Visalia Hill Taft and Sherman Club John Russell Inglis Congress Kentucky William D. Shaw H. P. Stephens Maurice Galvin J. C. B. Yates John J. Craig Henry B. Schuler J. T. Earle W. T. Loomis F. B. Therlkill T.S. Burnsides Fred Kline Nick Tapp William Horsfall Harry Biers Henry Schmitzler Chris Schmitzler W. B. Mann Alfred Mann William Hull John W. Menzies J. B. Casey Robert Mann Godfrey Miller Alfred Cree Thomas Adams M. L. Adams Thomas Lipseeees Irvin J. J. Riggs J. M.ambers John Mills Edward Mills John Kline Charles Klein G.W. Cheesman Joseph Cheesman Fritz Schnitzler Charles Jake Schnitzler Major Mann Dan Simmons August Schwartz Charles Barlow Lafe Rapp Karl Casey William Casey Robert Brothers William Erb Thomas Reese Ed Casson Dawson Losey James Losey Charles Losey James Conley Fritz Mills John Trapp
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Four Fingers Amputated In Sand-Pile Accident

Four fingers were amputated from the right hand of four year old Joseph Goetz Jr. after his hand slipped from a sand pile into the path of a Lewisburg car yesterday morning. He is the son of Joseph Goetz of 237 West Twelfth street.

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Joseph Goetz West Twelfth Street Lewisburg
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Former Covington Tax Collector William Mayberry Dies

William Mayberry aged 61 a former delinquent tax collector for Covington died at his home on Russell Avenue from heart failure. He complained of illness yesterday morning a doctor was called and he seemed to improve before worsening and passing away in the afternoon.

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William Mayberry Covington Russell Avenue Mayberry
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Dayton Seeks Sale of 4 Percent Sewer Bonds

A bid for $23 000 in 4 per cent sewer bonds from the Bank of Dayton offered par value plus interest and a $5 premium. The Dayton City Council referred the bid to the Finance and Auditing Committee for review.

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City Council of Dayton Bank of Dayton Finance and Auditing Committee
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Kenton Court Notes Demand on Multiple Plaintiffs

In Kenton Circuit Court Co. C Baird and Grant Miller sue the John R Coppin Company for 570.10. Aaron Holberg sues R C Brian for 3000 on a note secured by a race colt mortgage. W 8 Thomas of the Protestant Children's Home was arraigned for assault and battery, bound over to the grand jury with a 200 bond.

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Co. C. Baird Grant Miller John R. Coppin Company Kenton Aaron Holberg R. C. Brian Kercheval Thomas Protestant Children's Home Ben Easton
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Drohan Widow Marries Stubblefield in Covington Ceremony

Mrs Elizabeth Drohan 25 wife of the late Councilman Edward Drohan married William Stubblefield of Cincinnati in a ceremony led by Magistrate Huber. The same magistrate also joined C C Mitchell 23 of Wilmington D and Ina Pearl Davis of Farmers Station O. City officials including Mayor John J Craig Fire Chief George Lytle George Roth Board of Education President and Water Works Superintendent Robert Welling began inspecting public buildings for fire escapes.

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Elizabeth Drohan Edward Drohan Third William Stubblefield Cincinnati Huber C. C. Mitchell Wilmington Ina Pearl Davis Farmer’s Station John J. Craig George Lytle George Roth Board of Education Robert Welling
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Latonia Property Transfers Include City Purchases and Elswhere

Property records show R G and Sallie House transferring a 162 foot by 2 percent parcel on Maryland Avenue to C C and Jennie Fry. W and Alberta Spinks convey 25 by 182 feet at Park Avenue and Timberlake Street to James and Nellie Carlin. H L and M E Nodler deed 5 by 114 feet to the City of Latonia at Michigan and Licking Avenues. Charles and Nora Mason transfer 12 feet along Kruse Avenue to the City.

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R. G Sallie House C. C Jennie Fry Maryland Avenue Alberta Spinks James Nellie Carlin Park Avenue Timberlake Street Latonia H. L M. E. Nodler Michigan Licking Avenues Charles Nora Mason City of Kruse
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Falls From Top Of A Flagpole

John J. Kelley a prisoner serving one year for desertion volunteered to paint the flag staff at the Ft. Thomas Kentucky reservation. His foot slipped while 150 feet up and he landed on the circular iron projection where the pole sections join. He was shaken but unharmed and will receive six months of good time reducing his sentence by half.

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Gans Dane Nelson John J. Kelley Volun Xelley Kelley
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Contractor Henry Schreiver Dies at 78 in Ft. Thomas Hotel

Henry A. Schreiver a prominent Campbell County contractor for nearly six decades died suddenly yesterday at the Avenel Hotel Ft. Thomas following a brief illness. He had earlier suffered a minor paralytic stroke but recovered before his final illness. He erected the Avenel Hotel and is survived by three sons Oliver Lee and Charles and a daughter Jessie. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Evergreen Cemetery chapel.

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Henry A. Schreiver Campbell County Avenel H Hotel Ft. Thomas Avenel Highlands Oliver Lee Charles Jessie Evergreen Cemetery
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Bellevue Citizen Arrested After Disorderly Car Dispute

Benjamin Russell of Bellevue Kentucky a Bellevue Welfare Association member caused a scene at Third and Saratoga streets Newport and was arrested by Patrolman Venaré on disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. He posted bond of 25 dollars after friends intervened. The dispute began over fare on a Cincinnati bound Bellevue and Dayton car near the Newport bridge.

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Benjamin Russell Washington Avenue Bellevue Bellevue Welfare Association Third Saratoga Newport Cincinnati Dayton Russell Bridge
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Chief of Police Held in Coroner’s Case Over Howell Shooting

Coroner Digby ruled in the Howell shooting death case that Chief Thoeny of the Highlands is held on bond for $1,000 to face the next grand jury in October. Thoeny remains at his Highlands home with severe nervous prostration. condition reported serious.

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Thomas Howell Wheeling W. Va Thoeny The Highlands Digby Campbell County Thoenys Howells
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Bridge Fire from Locomotive Sparks Endangers Newport Structure

Sparks from a passing engine on the L N and C O railroads ignited a large wooden bridge at the head of Central avenue Newport. The blaze spread along the bridge frame before discovery. Firemen worked an hour to douse the flames and prevent greater damage. Several nearby frame homes caught fire but were saved by the quick response.

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Central Avenue Newport North Pier
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Newport News in Brief

Newport police and fire crews chased a false alarm from Box 48 on Sixth Street and Park Avenue. Mrs. Henry Bertman of 320 West EHighth Street suffered a broken left leg in a kitchen accident. City Jailer Chris Ebert returned from Lawrenceburg after attending the Kentucky Jailers Association meeting. Otto Federle, president of the German Pioneers Society, arrived home from Baden Germany after a three month visit. The funeral of Mrs. Julia T. Thompson was held at Evergreen Cemetery chapel with pallbearers Dr. Shaler Berry Weller Dyer T. P. Carothers Aubrey Barbour Horace Root Parker Dickson. She was granddaughter of Colonel Richard Southgate and mother of Major John T. Thompson U S A.

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Newport Fire Department Sixth Street Park Avenue Henry Bertman West Ehighth Street Chris Ebert Lawrenceburg Kentucky Jailers’ Association Otto Federle German Pioneers’ Society Baden Germany Julia T. Thompson James Thompson United States Army Evergreen Cemetery Shaler Berry Weller Dyer T. P. Carothers Aubrey Barbour Horace Root Parker Dickson Richard Southgate Kentucky John T. Thompson Ordnance Department
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Campbell County Suit Seeks Quiet Title For Land Near Alexandria

Fannie Jenner and others filed in the Circuit Court a case against Calvin Jenner E. E. Hart and Andrew Faust to settle title to a land strip near Alexandria. Plaintiffs allege defendants claim a private passway by deed and seek judgment ordering sale of the land and costs.

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Fannie Jenner Calvin Jenner E. E. Hart Andrew Faust Alexandria
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Names and Residences From a Local Notice

Names and residences listed include Edward J. Wood Ft Thomas Ky Mabel Skidmore Ft Thomas Ky Thomas E Ard Rockville Ind Eila C Skidmore Ft Thomas Ky 63 cn Mont Fulton Zamesville Oh Wilhelmina Fulton Dover Ky John W Martin Sweetwine Oh i 40 Ora Pace Dayton Qo.

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Edward J. Wood Ft. Thomas, Ky Mabel Skidmore Thomas E. Ard Rockville Ind Eila C. Skidmore Mont. Fulton Zamesville, O Wilhelmina Fulton Dover, Ky John W Martin Sweetwine Ora Pace
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Real Estate Transfers In Clifton And Newport

Charles W Smith and wife convey Lots 123 and 124 in Clifton Home Co s Clifton sub to George W Enzweiler and wife Walter Bennett and wife transfer Lot 13 in Ingalls Park sub Newport to Marcus Mesh bowsky bound by parcels and owners.

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Charles W. Smith George W. Enzweiler Clifton Home Co Clifton Walter Bennett Marcus Mesh Bowsky Ingalls Park Newport
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Officer Shot In Desperate Street Shootout

In Los Angeles on September 9 two burglars encountered Captain Walter Auble on a street at Grand Avenue and Wilshire. He was shot three times and fatally wounded, with one suspect Fred Horning captured. the other suspect Carl Sutherland escaped.

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Los Angeles Cal Ich Grand Avenue O O' Walter Auble Fred Horning Carl Sutherland
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