Heirs of McKeil Win suit against railroad
The United States Court of Appeals remanded the case of the heirs of Thomas McKeil of Caiili cothe against the railroad for trial in the federal court. Attorneys expect final verdicts up to 200000 in damages for breach of contract, though appellate judges called the prior verdict speculative. The original claim was 1576,000, noted as one of the heaviest damages in the federal court here.
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United States Court of
McKeil
Flood note prank figures in trouble
Raymond Appel of Norwood and Carrie Clinger of Madisonville are tied to a flood backwater note hoax. Appel was arrested and detained to give depositions. Mrs Clinger gained release via a writ of Habeas corpus. Judge Warner ruled contempt for nonpayment of alimony bars depositions until arrears are paid.
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Raymond Appel
Machiniat
Norwood
Carrie Clinger
Prank Clinger
Madisonville
Fon
Herusband
Willian
McLean
Clinger
Boarkator
Warner
Alvorce
Expert to Testify in Auto Fatality Case
Coroner Poertmeyer will hear if a slow moving car caused the injuries leading to the death of Philip Henserling on Spring Grove Avenue the night of November 25. Auto expert Edward Kruse will present findings. witnesses include Humbert the alleged bystander, Lohman, Lobemier, Thompson and Wess, with Charles Kummerting as eye witness and driver of the brewery wagon.
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Philip Henserling
Spring Grox
Poertmey¢e
Red Humbert
B M C Santa Fe Open Quarters
A local Business Men’s Club outlines plans for the Santa Fe Open Quarters event with details on opening procedures and participant expectations. Officials emphasize community participation and continued support for the event structure.
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B. M. C. Santa Fe
Bars Saloon Men Twice Convicted
Columbus officials announce that saloonkeepers convicted of a second offense under the liquor law would be barred from securing a license. The drastic interpretation of the statute is needed to enforce prohibition, with substantial penalties discussed.
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Columbus
Cemengston T
Ohio
Resignations At Avon Copal Church Lead To New Organist
Longtime Avon Copal Church officers resign after 14 and 36 years in posts. Gordon Graham, ex organist of St. Mark's Pro Cathedral Milwaukee, to become new organist and choirmaster. He plans to form a men and boys choir to replace the current choir.
Rescued by Telephone in Clifton Building Fire
A phone bell alerted residents at 3413 Whitfield Avenue Clifton prompting J. Toke to summon help. Fire Department arrived after neighbors reported flames and smoke in the building. George E. Smith assisted occupants as crews contained the blaze yesterday.
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B M C Committees Named By Business Men's Civic
President Ew sdwe of the Business Men's Civic verday appointed committees including Public Highways with members Mills Tyree Streit Conway Cornette Coney Hofer Bonifield Cleveland. and Public Safety with chairman Dr Samuel N Alien and members C L Bonifield Clemons Griess Edw.
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Business Men‘s Civic Verday
Ind ’ Tee
Millard Tyree
Streit
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Jobin H. Cornette
Ralph Coney
W. T. Ho’ Er
Dro Col. Bonifield
George W. ‘Cleveland
Public Safety Committee
A Conway
Samuel N. Alien
C. L .Bonifield
President Huerta Fall Urges Stable Mexico and Bank Reform
The speech decries General Huerta’s rule in Mexico and calls for constitutional order, arbitration treaties, and international cooperation. It supports banking and currency reform to aid farmers with access to credit and emphasizes domestic economic measures alongside foreign policy.
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Senate
Department of State
Nation weighs rural credit reforms and Alaska railways
The speaker urges study of European rural credit models, supports clearer national banking rules, and calls for prompt modernizing legislation. He backs self government reforms in the Philippines, new presidential primary elections, and a bold Alaska program: territorial government and government built railways to unlock resources.
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Spéctat Commission
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Foes Threaten Fugitive With Gases In Mines
In Hingham Utah Ralph Lopes is besieged by seven sheriffs aiming to capture him dead or alive. They plan to flood the Apex mine tunnel with deadly fumes and reveal the outcome by tomorrow afternoon or Thursday morning.
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Hingham Utah
Dee
Ralph Lopes
Mexicah
Rvne
Detective suspended after man fires two shots
James St Harvey reports he was at his Perry Street home when a man fired two shots at Detective Grear who discharged his weapon but was not hit. Harvey and Grear led to Chief Copeland, who suspended Grear pending investigation.
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Yeaterday
James St. Harvey
Perry Street
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Harvey
National Housing Association Conference Opens In Boston
Delegates from nearly 2000 regions across the United States and Canada converge on the Hilton Hotel for the National Housing Association three day meeting. Former President Taft is among speakers with reg isteration and round table activities slated at the opening luncheon and subsequent sessions led by John J. Murphy and other officials.
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America
Huerta
United States
Victoriano Huerta
Canada
Dinarma
National Housing Association
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Europe
Taft
Binton Hotel
John J. Murphy
Cleavert F. Booker
Rosston
Mase
Frederick Plechel
Chicago
Richarad P. Watrous
Aarectation
Washington
Aldile Chater City Archines
Montreal
Can
End of Will Dispute Clears Heir Share
Probate ends as court confirms Mary Alb s rightful share of Arm ettone estate. Remaining assets include 650000 held in trust for relatives with prior challengers Foraker Harmon and others opposing construction of the will now removed from dispute. Immediate distribution of the residuary to proceed under the judge's order.
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Armettone
Armstrong
Mary Albs
Orrta Chetmes
Seventern
Fokmer i
Foraker
Ci Harmon
Equnaele
Neighbor dispute yields one cent damages ruling
Miss Rose Stockelmann sued Rudolph Memning for assault amid a 1912 Price Hill quarrel. Judge Dickson awarded one cent. earlier Miss Clara Reisiger won $17 damages against Monnie as a spectator. Louie Cappelle defended Stockelmann. Heilker and Michie opposed.
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Rudolph PB. Memning
Common Pleas
Dickson
Mennix
Price Hill
Monnie
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