Sayre And Old Bride Honored While At Sea
In a wireless dispatch aboard the George Washington the Sayres, Frances Rowen Sayre and his wife Jeanie Wilson, daughter of the President, are described as shunning public attention. They arrived secretly and boarded Bremen bound, evading a crowd as they sought normal first class treatment rather than royal recognition. The president and ship officers grew uneasy as the couple vanished from view only to reappear later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prancis Rowen Sayre
Mian Jeanie Wilson
Sayre
George Washington
Boys Held After False Alarm Of Fire In Westwood
Stanley Kuball 16 of Lischer Avenue and Alvin Metxvomer 15 of Montana Avenue were arrested by the Ninth District police after a fire alarm box on Montana Avenue was triggered. They admitted guilt but said the alarm was accidental as one boy reached in and the other touched the lever. A charge of juvenile delinquency was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Alvin Metxvomer
Montana Avenue
Eenire
Ninth District
Police Seek Assailants in Market Watchman Death
The Briery area police and city authorities search for those who assaulted Patrick Murphy, night watchman at the sixth street market house, who died from a skull fracture after a bruised head. Murphy resided at 1001 Hill Street. Market master Theodore Bracken urged an investigation citing information of the assault on duty. Coroner Foertmeyer will hold an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Sixth Street
City Hospital
Murphy
Hill Street
Theodore Bracken
Foertmeyer
Mt Auburn church sale slated by church women
The annual sale at the M. E. Church on Maplewood Avenue Mt. Auburn will be held Friday afternoon and evening by the church women. A turkey dipper will be awarded in the evening between 6230 and 8 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Maplewood Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Delhaye case: girl admits death claim in joint trial
The Crowley Louisiana report says the girl Dora Muff takes full responsibility for her sweetheart Delhaye's death. The joint trial includes her stepfathers and brother Allie. The state argues Delhaye died from a shotgun discharge by J. Duvall, the stepfather, while Duvall corroborates the girl's testimony and witnesses dispute the cooked-up alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Y. Delhaye
Dora Muff
Allie
Delhaye
J. &. Duvall
Duvall
Changes in Court Tip Change at Juvenile Court
Captain Dan Bartley of Workhouse 1 is slated to become Chief Probation Officer of the Juvenile Court at year start. The Common Pleas Superior Probate and Insolvency Courts will include seven Democrats, all Republicans, and one independent Republican. Oppenheimer is set to replace Caldwell as Juvenile Court probation officer and secretary to the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bartley
Workhouse 1
Emerson
Common Pleas
Jo Oppenheimer
Caldwell
Prominent Figure in Washington Diplomatic Set
Lady Spring-Rice takes a prominent place in the diplomatic circle as wife of the new British ambassador. She attended the White House wedding, marking her first formal social appearance in the capital, after spending the summer at Dublin near the President’s summer capitol and arriving in Washington days before the Wilson-Fayre wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Spring-Rice
Washington
White House
Dublin
N. W
Suffragists Hold State of Nation Today in D.C.
Washington reports the National American Woman Suffrage Association begins its forty fifth convention with six hundred credentialed delegates attending a mass meeting at the Columbia Theatre. A House Committee hearing on December 2 will consider creating a commanding committee on woman suffrage, with both sides to present views before the Senate already has such a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National American
Woman Suffrage Association
Columbia
Union
House
Kyles
Senate
Seek Woman Named by Suspect In Jewelry Theft
Police failed to locate a woman described by suspect William Be Williams of Piedmont Alabama. He says she gave him jewelry valued at 600 dollars and Lexington authorities say she was used in a tadger game to facilitate the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam BE. Willams
Piedmont
Ala
Lexington
Foresters Initiate Class of 100 at St Francis Hoor
State Chief Ranger Eckman of the Catholic Order of Foresters visited to preside over an initiation in St Francis hall. Eckman arrived from Columbus and a special committee saw him to the train after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Order of Foresters
Order
St. Francis’ Hoor
Columbus
Forest Fire Prevention Appeal Ongoing in Kentucky
Frankfort November 30 urgent appeals go to all lumbermen from Forester Barton urging cooperation in preventing and checking forest fires and conserving Kentucky's forestry resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Barton
Dries Win Local Option Vote In Georgetown
The local option election in Georgetown has been upheld as valid after disputes. Voters backed the drys while wets protest, with attorneys arguing results and depositions for two days and an appeal expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armerican
Ceeorgetown
Legal Option Board
The Last Straw and Hats for His Wife
A brief Chicago News item notes Stanley Cool Brown remarking on troubles arriving singly. A boy interrupts with two new hats and three gowns for his wife, illustrating a sudden domestic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Cool Brown
Hammond
Chicago News
Indianapolis Under Martial Law Amid Teamsters Strike
Special to The American Indianapolis reports strict martial rule as police, augmented by reserves, patrol downtown and outlying areas to disperse crowds after a Teamsters and chauffeurs strike. Mayor Marty Wallace orders rapid suppression of disorder, superseding prior policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Marty R. Wallace
Samuel Lewis Shank
Bharik
Coffin
Central Headquarters
Cincinnati Elks honor departed members at memorial
Memorial services for Cincinnati Elks were held at Music Hall with a national observance across 1300 lodges. The program was directed by E. K. Bennett with Hannah Benjamin as organizer and a local musical lineup led by soloists Antoinette Werner West Lorena Zever Helen Brown Juha Faye Joseph Schenke Frank Loewe Adolph Borjes. Frank E. Herriing past Exalted Ruler of South Bend spoke. Arrangements were led by Thomas J. Cogen Harry P. Cleary William Bodemer John Powell Richard B. Witt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
United States
E. K. Bennett
Hannah Benjamin
Antoinette Werner -West
Lorena Zever
Helen Brown
Juha Faye
Joseph Schenke
Frank
Boy 15 Wounded by Stray Bullet in Local Incident
Charlies Kemper, 15, of 1034 Wilstach street, was seriously wounded last night when a rifle bullet lodged in his left hip, severing an artery. Police believe a stray shot from rabbit hunters' rifles likely caused the injury. he was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Kemper
Wilstach Street
Kemper
Church Fair At St Peters Cathedral This Week
The St Peters Cathedral hosts its annual fair on Tuesday and Wednesday with afternoon and evening sessions. A turkey supper will be served in the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters Cathedral
Judge's Innovation Meets With Approval in Cleveland
Cleveland Nov. 40 The Municipal Judge Cull announces a new procedure for offenders thought mentally deficient. He will send the prisoner to a house of detention for examination and observation by alienists. He believes many prisoners are sent to the workhouse when a hospital is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Judgeall
Bieldaviel
Lawrence O'Climad Ae de Haven
Flora de Haven
Zoe Barnett
Kate Elinor
Beans
Mark Swan
Ray Goetz
Ralph Re
Kathyrn Witchie
de Haye
Caty
Comedy Aid
Haw
Boy Struck by Auto With Improving Condition
Jack Louis Lamond of 307 Hearne Avenue Avondale was struck at Rockdale Avenue and Reading Road by an automobile owned and driven by Frank Watson an undertaker of Mannheim Ohio. The child was walking with his nurse Miss Helen Lain when the accident occurred and was reported as practically recovered yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Louis Lamond
Hearne Avenue
Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Frank Watson
Manon, C
Helen Lain
Lloyd's Loss From Great Lakes Storm Put At 7500000
Chicago reports Lloyd's liability for Great Lakes shipping losses from November 9 to 11 totals 7.5 million dollars while American companies lose about half that amount. Estimated property loss reaches 11.275 million with further details on casualties.
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Chicago
London
Lloyd’s
Great Lakes
The Theaters Grand Vaudeville and Shows Endorse Season
The period features multiple venues with Frank Keith's 30th anniversary vaudeville program at Keith's Theater plus Walnut and Empress showcases. Stars include Myrtle or Wrong from the Start with Belle Baker, Ballet Classique, and Herman’s Rusela troupe, plus Folies Dor and a host of acts, all drawing large crowds and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
B. F
Washington Street
Boston
Alice
Anj
Ballet Classique
Mile
Domini Marini
Hermes
Rusela
Van
Eae Aricano
Loraine
Dudley
Guererro
Carmen
Clara Inge
Songe
Norerogs and Company
LostGirl Found in Depot Promptly Referred to Children's Home
A missing girl from Louisville arrived in the depot and was left in care after her aunt failed to appear. She waited for hours for a guardian, and was sent to the Children’s Home to await word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liev
Lsville
Chestnutstreet
Louisville
Shriners Conduct Dayton Initiation Ceremony
Shriners from the Syrian Temple and Antioch Temple held a ceremonial session in Dayton for a class of candidates. Initiates include Fehineinnati, Fehn H. Anierage Caxtei Armatrong, Wi ey Bennett Jr, Oscar Bernhallis A. Brown, Charles Elsen, Thomas try Fenton, and many others in a formal rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Antioch Temple
Fe Ineinnati
Are
Fehn H.anierage
Caxtei Armatrong
Wi Ey -A Bennett, Jr
Oscar
Bernhallis A. Brown
Charles Elsen
Thomas
Try Fenton
George Fischer
Mathias. E. Veit
Charles H.oeber
Ernst, F. Wolf
Joe R. Whod
Wiliam'h Scott
Clark
Eet Aly Meee
HJ. Pler
Campaign to Organize Teachers in Boston
Miss Marga Haley of the Chicago branch of Teachers arrives in Boston to mobilize former and current teachers into a union. A mass meeting time and place will be designated tomorrow to push for higher salaries and improved conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Boston
Mass
Plan erection of Ohio's expo building
Special to The American from Marietta Ohio Dante Torpy business man and publisher leaves for San Francisco to prepare the erection of an Ohio building at the Panama Pacific Exposition He was appointed director for Ohio by Governor Cox Torpy is a banker and owner of The Marietta Times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specialito the American
Marietta
Ohio
Dante
Torpy
San Frransisco
Olio
Cox Torpyis
Marietta Times
Woman from Palestine Denounces Murder Verdict
Madame Bell Pevener, a 30 year old leader from the Zionia movement, toured the world and spoke in Cite cage about the Mendel Bertier murder trial. She claimed the Berlin verdict exonerating Bellis was absurd slander pushed by clever advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Bell Pevener
Palestine
Joan of Arc the
Zionia
Cite Cage
Mendel Bertier Ridel
Trim Phe
Berlin
Nevea
Bellis
Tushinak
Creare
Plan Appeal to Be Made for Opencer Plan Appeal to Be Made for Opencer
Attorney for Henry Spencer, labeled "the man without soul," seeks a stay or new trial for the December 19 execution related to the murder of Mrs. Mildred Rexroat. Spencer allegedly feigned insanity, then recanted, and a stay motion was denied as he prepared to attend the slated hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perite
Amerthar
Wheaton, Dl
Henry di Spencer
Man Without
Sentenhend
Mildred
Allison Fexmat
Chicago
Abpenton
Spenger
Veeteran
Rexroat
Benet
May Free Prisoner On Doctor's Report
Indictments against George Graney stem from a fatal Roughsides fight in the Tenderloin. A brain operation to remove a blood clot may lead to relief from charges and a possible plea to assault and battery. Prosecutor Pogne will review the case and determine if brain injury caused the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graney
Aman
Enon
Kramer
Neva
Marshall Feeling Fine Heads Toward New Session
Vice President Marshall has returned to Washington from Arizona and is reported in top physical shape. He will begin preparations tomorrow for the upcoming strenuous activities of the session, with a few weeks of work ahead before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
Arizona
Police Transfers Announced by Chief Copelaw
The police department announced transfers effective yesterday including John Hesselbrock from District to 8.1b station Fairview Frank Kammer from District 16 mounted to foot Charter Black from District 6 mounted to foot. A local stage show and revue titled September Morn is also noted with performers Lew Peart John Burns Elwood Renton Geo Peart Patricia Mackey Irene Mocara and Miss Howard leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copelaw
John Hesselbrock
Fairview
Frank Kammer
Charter Black
Howard
Girls of All Nations
Lew Peart
John Burns
Elwood Renton
Geo. Peart
Patrica Mackey
Irene Mocara
Miss Howard
Hgw
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Bremen
Stanley Kuball
Lischer Avenue
PRING
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Teamsters’ Union
Cincinnati Elks
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Cincinnati
Elks
Boy
Lloyd's
Kaiser
Maght
Prince Yoachim
Prussia
Duchess of
Brunswick
Duke
Price
August Wilhelm
Eitelriedrich
Eitel Friedrich
Adalbert
Prince August- Wi Hieired' S
Destye
Expericans
le Raton Air
Cornion
Ieee Fev
Sanit
Emg
Olamph May Howard
Reterne
Nordland
Ester
Pea Tire
George O ° Robertann Wicaat
Bruce Wilton
Kenward Wrieht
Watkine
Clavidia White
Kath
Conner Ih
Char
Orpheum
William Potateile
Ada ‘Proctor
Fred. Warhen
Hianchard
Warren
Hazel Burke
Alex Korea
Melba
Paderewski
Rherike Hae
Voles
Tung Fos
MacBeth
Thomas Kiernan
Victoria Waiters
James
Patrick
Francisco
HEUCK
Ithaca
Gilbert
Numbeer Hawkins
Saver
B. Wise
Goodedian
Fay and Miller
Gayrety
Pat White
Big Jupiter
Gayety
Middleton
Iiiiien Duncan
Evenine
Shriners
D. W. Sayre & CO
Bi Main
Room
Wilson’s Paint “Store
the Glow Electric Co
Electrical Contractors
Walnut Street
Incinneti
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