Victories of Rebels Signal Doom for Huerta
Far from peace speculation grows in Mexico City that Huerta faces final collapse as rebels seize northern towns and cripple rail and telegraph lines. Reports claim Tampico and Guaymas fallen or under rebel control, blocking Federal movements while Admiral Fletcher threatens to fire if rebels attack Tampico.
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Committee Named by Edwards to Begin Work This Week
President Edwards announced the Business Men's Club will form a committee to investigate and promote a depot project for Cincinnati. City officials and Chamber of Commerce leaders pledged cooperation as rail improvements and freight facilities are stressed to improve transport and commercial access.
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Walter A. Draper
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Draper
Navy Board and Dewey warn of naval peril and expansion
Special to The American. Washington November 30. In the annual General Board of Navy report Admiral Dewey urges four dreadnaughts sixteen destroyers eight submarines and assorted vessels to form strong fighting power for U S policy. He warns failure to adopt a policy may invite war. Secretary McDaniels opposes large naval growth citing revenues. He favors a temporary arms restraint via world conference.
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Bret ‘Spout
Villa Forecasts Seizure of Chihuahua City
Juarez November 30 General Francisco Villa Constitutionalist leader said today that Northern Mexico including Chihuahua would soon fall under his control. He spoke amid declarations of advances by his forces and strategic momentum in the campaign.
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Juarez
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Mexico
U S Waits on Report From Hale
Washington reports passive observation of the Mexican situation as officials await William Bayard Hale return. Hale met with General Carranza and Constitutionalist chiefs on the border and will brief President Wilson on the strength and character of the movement.
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William Bayard Hale
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Hale
Wilson
Supers disrupt Verdi Opera at Chicago House
Supers walking in Nile style hats interrupted Verdi's Alda at the Chicago Opera House. They failed to notice the drop curtain was up, provoking Campanini the producer into a fury.
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Chicago
Nile
Alda
Chicago Opera House
Campanini
Finish Owen bill for new Congress term
Washington describes efforts by the Senate Democratic conference to finish the currency bill for the new session. It notes the bill mirrors the Owen draft and outlines plans to resolve any Democratic rifts in conference before floor debate. It mentions the pending vacancies and key issues like tariffs and mediation reform.
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First Sunday under new liquor law ends in one arrest
Cincinnati saw a dry first Sunday as saloons operated under the new license law. Joseph Tepe, a 316 Freeman Avenue saloon keeper, was arrested on Sunday for alleged violation of the closing law after deputies reported crowding at his bar. Sheriff Cooper said county saloons were closed, while officials prepared for test cases including Levy’s challenge.
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West Sixth Street
Willam Heidenrich
Emma Hauser
Fred Mohr
West Liberty Street
Wiliam
T. Long
Hunt Street
Broadway
Charles Klein
Race Street
Vine
John Schwaab
Aniahee
Kentucky
Fire Drives Families From Flat on West Street
A fire started in an unknown cause on the second floor of 615 West Street displaced six families. Mrs. Clara Rousa on the third floor detected the smoke and alerted occupants who fled to the street. The blaze was confined to the start rooms with $500 in damage. Mrs. John Pollock’s unit was unoccupied at the time.
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John Pollock
Finds Business Outlook Bright Special to The American
A digest of national trade conditions compiled by the National Bank of Commerce shows heavy business and financial activity. The report notes that Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Southern Town Illinois Indiana and Ohio indicate conditions approaching a boom era. It says most complaints about business operations in the last two years have been without foundation.
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National Bank of Commerce
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Faces Shadowing in Pittsburg
Special to The Americas reports Evelyn Nesbit Thaw arriving for a week as a dancer in Pittsburg amid an antagonistic atmosphere. Authorities or associates reportedly plan to prevent her appearance and two detectives were seen shadowing her leaving the railroad station, allegedly at the direction of Harry Thaw.
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Pittsburg
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Mosphere
Harry Thaw
Weather Update for Cincinnati and Vicinity
For Cincinnati and vicinity expect mostly cloudy skies with unsettled weather and occasional showers. Temperatures will be slightly cooler.
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Cincinnati
Two Men Hurt When Auto Turns Turtle In Columbus
A. G. Nod, 39, traveling salesman of 1790 East Ridge Ave Columbus, was injured last night when his auto skidded on Reading Road to avoid a wagon turning from Hopkins Street. Harris, 964 Wilson Ave, Columbus, escaped with minor scratches. Nod sustained a collarbone fracture and multiple cuts. he was taken by police ambulance to Jewish Hospital. The crash occurred as Nod swerved to miss the wagon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Reading Road
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Thomas ‘Harris
Wilson Avenue
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Sen
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Jewish Hospital
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Hopkins Street
May Take Testimony Today in Knabe Case
Shelbyville Tennessee reports that testimony is expected to begin soon in the murder trial of Dr William Craig for the death of Dr Belén Knabe. A tentative twelve-man jury has been selected with opening statements and witnesses to follow, including about 75 witnesses gathered by the prosecution.
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Belen Knabe
Indianapolis
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Eph Inman
Henry N. Spaan
Craig
Henry Webster
Indianapolis Council of Women Ane Sorority of Women Physicians
Lair
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