Ohio Notes: deaths, births, and local events headline
A roundup of Ohio items reports M P Bowen of Wheeling dies from injuries after a streetcar collision near Cambridge that also killed Margaret Monahan and John Dennis. Other items note drownings in the Hocking River, a Piqua meeting site chosen, a large Western Reserve University graduation, political races, and various local incidents and court actions across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Bowen
Wheeling
Cambridge
Harry W. Dennis
Margaret B. Monahan
John Dennis
Victor Jonas
Hocking
Primble
Piqua
Ancient
Order of Ohio Druids
Western Reserve University
Minnie Cochran
East Liverpool
Ohio River
Walter S. Pollock
Delaware
New Philadelphia
Russell C. Bowers
Charles S. Kelley
Carpenter
Sandusky
Summit County Chiropractic Society
Akron
John L. Goble
Radner
Toledo
James Edward Kelley
Oklahoma
Harry Dowell
Harold Mossburger
Kelley
H. T. Hance Manufacturing Company
Westerville
Charles Habig
August Dyke
Cleveland
Ohio
C. J. West
Cleveland Building Trades Unions
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Cincinnati
American Legion
Indianapolis
Maggie Watson Ginn
Bellefontaine
Laura Bramwell
Mineola
N. Y
Dayton City Railway Company
Smestibe
G. M. Zimmerman
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Paul Kendrick
Byesville
Toledo Board of Education
Wittenberg College
Jane L. Carroll
Marion
W. F. Chambers
Youngstown
Seal Beach
Cal
Amos Edgerley
Pataskala
Licking County
Columbus
Fred Rauch
Brady Predicts Carpentier Wins Next Heavyweight Title
William A. Brady says Carpentier will beat Jack Dempsey for the world championship on July 2. He cites Carpentier as scientific, fast, and a clever defender who can counter Dempsey's rushes. Brady notes Dempsey's decline since defeating Willard and Brennan and recalls his own history promoting the Dempsey Carpentier bout.
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Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Willard
Brennan
Madison Square Garden
Jim Corbett
Baseball Notes and Player Moves Highlight Early Season
Eddie Collins extends his hitting streak while Otto Miller improves behind the plate for the Dodgers. Clyde Manion is loaned from Detroit to Toledo, and Walter Ruether supports the Dodgers. Yankees move Christiansen to Joplin as Gleich is replaced. Fort Worth sweeps Wichita Falls in a tight series. Minnesota notes include Tom Stevenson leaving town and Bill McKechnie’s strong comeback. Detroit signs Alabama A&M alumni for local scouting and play.
Why Sport Editors Are Easily Peeved
Wrestling Zbyszko Kotson arise. Fighting Levinsky Anchowitz Gutenko Antonopoulos Chipulonis. Baseball Coveleskie McGilli cuddy Wambsganss Picinnich Oeschger Lebouvreaux. Swimming Duke Kahanamoku Beaurepaire. Running Kolehmainen. Skating Baptie Nilsson Billiards Kieckhofer. Skiing Omtvedt. Auto Racing Goux Chassagne Boillot Patschke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zbyszko
Kotsonaris
Levinsky
Anchowitz
Gutenko
Antonopoulos
Chipulonis
Coveleskie
McGillicuddy
Wambsganss
Picinnich
Oeschger
Lebouvreaux
Duke Kahanamoku
Beaurepaire
Kolehmainen
Baptie
Nilsson
Kieckhofer
Omtvedt
Goux
Chassagne
Boillot
Patschke
Pirates Keep Yellowhorse As Regular Pitcher
Pirates confirm Chief Yellowhorse will remain with the Pittsburgh Nationals as a regular pitcher after Little Rock paid the release purchase price to obtain his contract for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Little Rock
Yellowhorse
Pittsburgh Nationals
Artie Hofman Returns to Baseball as High School Coach
Artie Hofman the Chicago Cubs center fielder from 1906 to 1912 has come back to baseball after nine years in business. He will coach a Chicago high school team. In 1908 his throw from center to Johnny Evers at second base helped force Merkle from first to second, triggering a riot and the Cubs’ playoff win over the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie
Circus Solly
Hofman
Chicago
Cub
Johnny Evers
Merkle
New York Giants
Cubs
Giants
House of Secrets Fetes Virtues in Magic Rooms Tale
A boy and girl reach the House of Secrets where rooms honor traits like generosity and cooperation. Mr Generosity, Miss Snobbery, and Miss Care-Only-For-Fashionable-Clothes appear as characters while the Courier Co operation emphasizes teamwork. The tale contrasts worry and trouble with social virtues and concludes cooperation matters most.
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Master Thoughfulness
Generosity
Mr. Generosity
House of Secrets
Bank of Trouble
Miss Snobbery
Saw Flea Come and Go In Sunday School Refrain
A Sunday school tale describes a teacher who struggled to teach a rhythmic refrain, and a child who misheard the line. The father asks what was learned, and the child responds with a humorous misquote about seeing a flea come and go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flea
Don
Germination Prospects in Western Canada Boost Farmer Interest
A Western Canada letter from May 15 reports rapid wheat germination and lush soils across the region. It notes thousands of homesteads opened May 1 with 160 acre free land, aided by low railway rates and Canadian government certificates. Fodder crops like corn sunflowers alfalfa and sweet clover drive silo building. expect about a thousand silos this year. The piece ends by noting the irresistible pull of the movies.
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Canada
Bayer Aspirin warning and packaging guidance
The ad stresses genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity prescribed for twenty one years and proven safe by millions. It notes handy tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents and larger packages are sold, and defines Aspirin as the trade mark of Bayer. It also cheekily claims domestic strife is not always a triangle, sometimes an octagon or hexagon.
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Charles Nnasex
Blanchard
Kenton
American Legion
Ohio Department
F. W. Galbraith
Roy Minor
Newark
Dayton
Greenville
Eldorado
Sidney
Piqua
Miamisburg
Ohio
Rotary Club
Bernard Rievetski
Fremont
Talbott
Middleport
Scott
Roy Haynes
Hillsboro
John K. Kramer
A. G. Murrell
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Youngstown
Samuel Strauss
Cincinnati
Casper W. Neilson
Toledo
Delaware
Frederick Meyers
New Hampshire
Wapakoneta
Henry T. Hunt
Federal Wage Labor Board
Milton R. Scott
M. Voselo
Dennison
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel BR. Kaber
Lakewood
Marian McArdle
Kaber
Cleveland
Cambridge
Jimmy Blangy
Virgil
Cedarville
Greene County
Williamson Agi
Estaline Wilson
Cincinnati Public Schools
Loren Carpenter
Xenia
Columbus
Federal Gas and Fuel Companies
Woman Voters’ League
Wilmington
Toledo Plasterers’ Union
Western College For Women
Oxford
Harry L. Anderson
D. M. Timmons
East Liverpool
Samuel Gill
Central Steel Company
Massillon Rolling Mill Company
National Pressed Steel Company
Massillon
Ter
Bayer
Bayeria
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Brady
Jack
Corbett
Jeffries
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Eddie Collins
Otto Miller
The
Dodgers
Mulenan
Clyde Manion
Detroit
Toledo American Association
New York Americans
New York Yankees
Christiansen
Joplin
Frank Gleich
Walter
Ruether
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Walter Pipp
Tom Stevenson
Minneapolis
Bill McKechnie
Walter Christensen
Alabama
George Johnson
Sami Barnes
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Pirates
Artie Hofman
John Evers
Fletcher
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