Peter Parker Triumphs At Guthrie Race Meet
Peter Parker owned by Pollard Coy and trained by Chas Gronbach, driven by Jack Pollard, won second money over the mile at Guthrie Kentucky on October 25. He defeated Rush, Jennie Constan tine, Blackwood, Pansy Elknot, and Billy Buck. Parker to be shipped to winter quarters and entered in top stake races next year. Pollard and Coy plan a training and sales stable in town.
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Peter Parker
Pollard Coy
Chas. Gronbach
Jack Pollard
Guthrie
Rush
Jennie Constantine
Blackwood
Pansy Elknot
Billy Buck
Messrs. Pollard and Coy
Pope Killed by Switch Engine in Ivorydale Yards
Otto Pope 44 former C H D railroad fireman was struck and fatally mangled by a switch engine in the C H D yards on his way to a Procter & Gamble plant in Ivorydale. His body was taken to the morgue. family residing at 22 Maple Street Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
Otto Pope
Lees
Pope
Maple Street
Elmwood Place
Infant Homer Daugherty Dies in Liberty Township
Homer Daugherty infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Daugherty died Monday at 3 pm at the parents home in Liberty township. The funeral will be held in Bethel cemetery, Clermont county, on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Daugherty
Lawrence Daugherty
Liberty Township
Bethel
Clermont County
Woman Charged Over Obscene Language Dispute
Mrs. William Welsh of Third and Alston streets faces a police court charge after a quarrel with neighbor Mary E. Stewart during which obscene language was reportedly used. Stewart obtained a warrant in police court seeking action.
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William Welsh
Third
Alston
Mary E. Stewart
Stewart
Out of Sight Arnica Salve Heals Aches And Pains
An advertisement touts Kucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for sores burns wounds piles and chilblains. It promises rapid disappearance of symptoms and claims guaranteed satisfaction from all druggists at 25 cents.
Success Magazine highlights Lawson battles and regional updates
The November issue features Frank Fayant’s disclosures on Thomas W. Lawson’s early financial battles including the Grand Rivers boom and the Westinghouse affair. Samuel Merwin continues Dragging a Race, while Chauncey Thomas previews Puget Sound’s rise as a future major city. Also in brief are a boy’s composition on Magazines, Henry A. Shute, and Harry Palmer’s take on new motor car models.
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Success Magazine
Frank Fayant
Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Grand Rivers
Kentucky
Lawson
Westinghouse
Samuel Merwin
Great Britain
Clina
Chauncey Thomas
Northwest
Puget Sound
America
Henry A. Shute
Harry Palmer
Saloonists Arrested in Lockland Sunday Closings
Law and Order League agents arrested four Lockland saloonists William Seymour William Bickley James Harver and Cephas Leazell on warrants issued by Mayor Davis for violating the Sunday closing ordinance. The mayor heard their cases today.
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Law and Order League
William Seymour
William Bickley
James Harver
Cephas Leazell
Lockland
Davis
Smith's Arrest on Intoxication at Fifth and Sycamore
Charles Smith was arrested at Fifth and Sycamore streets at 12:15 Tuesday morning on an intoxication charge. He refused to state his residence. While in custody he claimed employment at the Hamilton pottery.
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Charles Smith
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Hamilton Pottery
Executor Ordered to Sell Estate to Pay Debts
John Koehler as executor of Susan Hulmes’s will received probate court permission to sell real estate to settle debts. Appraisers named C. Z. Mikesell, John Francis, and Alfred Hill were appointed to value the property.
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John Koehler
Susan Hulmes
C. Z. Mikesell
John Francis
Alfred Hill
Mills firms clash in Semler case at hearing
Judge Gard and a jury presided as Commercial Millite Co sued Semler Milling Co. on appeal from the docket of the late Squire McGreevy.
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Gard
Commercial Millite Co
Semler Milling Co
Squire McGreevy
Mccormick Harvesting Co v Kloepfer verdict for 4.66
The jury found due the plaintiff on the promissory note 46.66 and due the defendant on cross petition 40. The plaintiff recovers 4.66. verdict delivered to Judge Murphy after appeal from the justice's docket.
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McCormick Harvesting Machine Co
Aemilian Kloepfer
Murphy
Runaways Roland and Charles Mains Apprehended in Indianapolis
Roland Mains age 10 and Charles Mains age 15 ran away from 1954 Bellefontaine street Indianapolis. They were arrested by Officer Brown in the C H D yards Monday evening. Police notified their parents and will hold the youths until relatives come or are sent for.
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Roland Mains
Charles Mains
Bellefontaine Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Brown
Hartzell case Judge orders pleadings in five days
Judge Murphy orders all defendants in the Hartzell versus Pilgrim and others case to plead within five days or judgments will be taken in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hartzell
H. Ef, Pilgrim
Murphy
David Harmon Named Postmaster at Lemon, Nebraska
David KE Harmon has been appointed postmaster at Lemon in Warren County line area. The appointment places Harmon in charge of local postal operations serving Lemon and surrounding communities.
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David KE. Harmon
Lemon
Warren Counline
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Home Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy for piles. It offers a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and a full-sized box at 50 cents from any druggist, claiming rapid, permanent cure without surgery or doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Y M C A Education Programs Expand Vocational Training
The YMCA expands public school supplements with class work for over 42 000 employed men and boys and more than 6000 students in twenty vocational schools. It runs educational clubs for 13 000, demonstrations and laboratories for 300 000, and citizenship, thrift, and vocational programs to improve workers in trade and industry.
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The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Educational privileges adapted to local needs and aims
Local education programs operate day or night in or near association buildings under local auspices. Men and boys from all walks of life gain aid from elementary to university level studies, with railroad workers and industrial plants receiving targeted training and colored men and boys increasingly served.
Education drives through army navy programs for youth
The article notes extensive educational activity for youths in military and allied programs. It highlights thousands of employed boys in class work and that tuition covers substantial portions of expenses. It urges stronger supervision and larger gifts and endowments to sustain expanding efforts.
Two Services At St Johns Church Double Festival Observed
St Johns Church will mark the Reformation festival and annual Mission service next Sunday with a morning program in the Sunday school starting at 9:45. Rev Ph Wittich of Christ Church New Bremen will preach at 10 and baptize the infant son of Rev and Mrs Diekmann. Evening English service at 7:50 led by Wittich with altar service by Diekmann. Public invited.
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St. John’s Church
Ph. Wittich
Christ Ehurch
New Bremen
Ohio
Wittiel
H. A. Diekmann
Fire at American Can Co. plant prevented by alert watchman
At 2 am a spontaneous combustion in waste oil in the plant’s oil room sparked a fire. The watchman detected the smoke, sounded the alarm, and the blaze was extinguished before causing damage. The Twos Threes and Fives reported to the scene.
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American Can Co
Half Shot Incident On Cleveland Avenue Causes Concern
Police received word Monday night that a man at the far end of Cleveland avenue was in a weak, groaning condition. Officers went to the scene and found the man had been carried home by friends after a social session. He was not shot but intoxicated from toasts during the gathering.
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Cleveland Avenue
Carpenters' Union 1932 meeting announced
All members of Carpenters' Union No. 1932 are called to meet at Pabst's hall on Wednesday October 30 1907 at 7 30 p m by order of the trustees.
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Carpenters’ Union No
Down Pabst’s Hall
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Holbrock’s
Holbrock Bros
Voss Holbrock Stamp
Guhrie, Ky
Smith
Semler
Fendant
McCormick
WINTER @ CO
S.seeees
Y.M. CA
Army
Navy
Underwear
Iamanse Variety Union
Lambs
Hatter
Furnisher
Glover
High St
Upp
Seurt House
Jas. FE. Rothenbushs
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