Cincinnatians Seek River Appropriation in Congress
The Cincinnati delegation to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress arrives to urge approval of 3.9 million dollars for nine foot Mississippi river work and 5 million dollars for new projects. Delegates include George Pachta and George Nippert among others. some travel with wives and relatives.
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Washington
Cincinnati
National Rivers and Harbers Congress
Congress
Oale
George Pachta
Woodmansee
Gibbs
George K. Nippert
Trial on false report charges continued in Cincinnati
Nathaniel and Keith former secretary and Arthur D Martin former vice president faced trial in Common Pleas Court for publishing a false financial condition of Ford and Toehnaan Company. The case adjourned to December 16 as key witness Walter A Jenson is unavailable in Chicago and a deposition was debated.
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Nathaniel & Keith
Cincinnati Trust Company
Arthur D. Martin
Ford and Johnson Company
Ford and Toehnaan
Common Pleas Court
Cushing
Walter A. Jenson
Jensen
Chicago
Dinamore
Keith
Martin
Women Seek Vote Under New Charter
The College Equal Suffrage club adopted resolutions requesting the Charter Commission to include a municipal suffrage clause in the new city charter. Miss Mary McMillan, club president, approved the stance and urged that women in each state win their suffrage.
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The
College Equal Suffrage Club
Charter Commission
Wilson
Congress
Mary McMillan
Telephone operators hailed for flood warnings in Texas
In Gelveston Texas on December 3 operators are praised for saving lives by warning residents of the Brazos Colorado and Trinity river floods. Officials estimate deaths will stay under twenty despite towns being wiped out. Operators warned people ahead of the rushing waters.
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Gelveston
Tex
Brazos
Olorado
Trinity
Judge orders halt to boycott as talks continue
Superior Judge Oppenheimer warned that he will issue an injunction to stop the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union from boycotting Fulworth Garment Company if no agreement is reached by 10 this morning. The case opened yesterday and a conference was held with Nicholas Klein for the employees, who said no settlement is likely.
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Fulworth Garment Compay
Race Street
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Oppenheimer
Ag-Nst
Nicholas Klein
Man arraigned in shooting affray at Perry Street home
James L. Harvey of 318 Perry Street was charged by Detective Greer with firing two shots at the investigator yesterday at his home. He was arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Fricke and his case continued to December 20. Harvey, a resident who said he arrived home from work to find Copelan under investigation, is one of two African Americans involved.
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James L. Harvey
Perry Street
Greer
Harvey
Fricke
Inaped
Coe
Har
Copelan
Huber
Kansedman
Kankelman
Coert Terk Zeidler
Stolen clothing turned over to police by resident
A man named James Curren reports he found clothing in a room at 635 West Fourth Street and turned it over to the police. Curren says the room was occupied about two weeks ago by two men.
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West Fourth Street
James Curren
Curren
Wrights new hydro aeroboat attains speed and lifts from water
In Dayton on December 3 Orville Wright announces a perfected hydro aeroboat with Wilbur’s earlier work, able to skim fast on Mad River and rise from water in less than 200 feet. The two seater craft, easily controlled, follows Wrights’ progress toward practical sea and air travel.
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Orville Wright
Dayton
Wilbur
Orville
Mad River
Wrights
Wright
Brakeman Stabbed After Orders Lads Off Train
Big Four Railroad detectives arrest Ernest Seidensticker and James C. Bryant, both 17, in Indianapolis and Decatur for allegedly stabbing Cr. A. Reed, a Big Four brakeman, after Reed ordered them from his train at Cleves Ohio. Reed hospitalized then to be sent home. youths held by Juvenile Court.
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Big Four Railroad
Ernest Seidensticker
Indianapolis
James C. Bryant
Decatur
Cr. A. Reed
Big Four
Cleves
Ohio
Reed
Seton Hospital
Seidensticker
Bryant
Bandits Who Murdered Banker Face Pursuit In Montral Bank Raid
Special to The American Winnipeg dispatch says mounted police close in on the robbers who held up a Montreal branch and killed the manager H. M. Arnold after he challenged them with a pistol. The bandits reportedly secured about 10 000 before fleeing.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Mounted Police
Montreal
H. M. Arnold
Arnold
Ellis Pleads Not Guilty of Murder
Chicago December 3 William Ellis a Cincinnati leather merchant entered a plea of not guilty to an indictment charging the murder of his wife. He likely will be tried before month’s end after confessing to a coroner jury that he killed his wife in a hotel. His attorney plans an emotional insanity defense.
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Chicago
William
Ellis
Cincinnati
Ellie
Wife seeks divorce and alimony from James P. Hickey
Bailie Weston Hickey files in Common Pleas Court for divorce and alimony from James P. Hickey an employee of the Big Four Railroad Company claiming long years of cold treatment and noting he would not be responsible for her debts She also asks restoration to her maiden name Sadie Weston
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Bailie Weston Hickey
James P. Hickey
Big Four Railroad Company
Common Pleas Court
Hickey
Sadie Weston
Masonic Lodge Elects at Monitor Lodge No 445
The Monitor Lodge No. 445 election at Baylor Park chose J. W. Chambers as Worshipful Master Edward Zing as Warden H A Chipman as Junior Warden William Machrai as treasurer William B Finchpaugh as secretary Ernest Kendall as SD B Wright as JD J B Patterson and Chas Lashbrook named to offices with Henry Gabelin as Tyler.
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Monitor Lodge
A. M
Baylor Park
J. W. Chambers
W. M
Edward Zing
H. A. Chipman
J. W
Wiliam €. Machrai
William B. Finchpaugh
Ernest Kendall
B. Wright
J. D
J. 8
Wagon Driver Injured In Collision On Cole Rain Avenue
Emil Brockman of 1024 Mound Street was injured when his wagon was struck by a large touring car on Cole Rain Avenue south of North Bend Road. Brockman said several women were in the car and the driver refused to stop. He suffered bruises to the head and body.
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Emil Brockman
Mound Street
Colerain Avenue
North Bend Road
Brockman
Salazar Villa’s Deadliest Foe Demands Nobler Revenge
Yuarez Mexico December 3 General Salazar commander of 5000 federal troops in northern Mexico was an early ally of Madero with Villa and Orozco before deserting to oppose them since. The three men became deadly enemies as Salazar sought vengeance and joined the revolution against the order Villa once supported. Salazar who once captured Juarez without firing a shot has long opposed Villa and American presence.
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Yuarez
Mexico
Salazar
Pancho Villa
Pascual Orozco
Prancisco Madero
Orozco
Villa
Madero
Profirie Diaz
Juarez
Fry of Westboro Dies After Accidental Gunshot Wound
Fry 21 of Westboro Ohio died at Christ Hospital last night from a gunshot wound received accidentally while hunting near his home. He was placed on a B and O train and brought to the hospital for medical aid. Coroner Poertmeyer will investigate.
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Fry
Westboro
Ohio
Christ's Hospital
At & Oelock
Poertmeyer
T M A To Elect Today
The local lodge of T M A and the Theatrical Beneficial Association will hold its annual election of officers today at its rooms on Fifth Street above the Colonial theater. Several contests are running for different offices, with three doctors vying for physician.
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T. M. A. &.Theatrical Beneficial Association
Tte
Fifth Street
Colonial Theater
Coroner Seeks ID of Man Found Dead on Tracks
Coroner Foertmeyer wrote to Indianapolis Police Chief to establish the identity of a man found crushed on the B W railroad tracks near 2001 West Bath Street yesterday morning. Initial papers suggest the name Albert Gabler, with unknown rest of details.
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Foertmeyer
Indianapolis
West Bath Street
Albert Gabler
Reading bank wins suit against Second National former directors
The Reading bank secured a verdict for 3638 in Common Pleas Court against former Second National directors including John G. Robinson and William Alter. The case contends bank stock lent to W. G. Wisne in 1912 was overvalued on falsified financial statements, making directors liable for loss due to inflated stock quotations.
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Reading Bank
Common Pleas
Second National Bank
John G. Robinson
William Alter
John F. Robinson
She M Brooks
J. G. Cotting
Charles F. Dayle
B. E. Galbreath
Logires
W. G Wisne
Pol Jt Brad
Caimed
Hernik
Refuse License Transfers for Cabaret Trades Across City
The Liquor Board rejected permits for multiple cabaret license transfers. Names and addresses of applicants and successors are listed, indicating denial of transfers for Martin Fritz to Theodore Meyer, William Crim to George Perrano, Edward Briscoe to Herman Jansing, George Friedel to Anton Theman, Fred Mohr to Isadore Zach SFOW, John Willing to Arthur Brosey, Sonn F. Schadie to Ken Varney, Adolph Leppert to George Gerdes, and others. Additional transfers for Edwin Hauck to Frank Kirschner and Agnes Baltman to Rosenberg Brothers were also filed yesterday.
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Liquor Board
Martin Fritz
Goethe’ Street
Theodore Meyer
Gaps Street
William
Crim
Armory Se
Nus
George PB. Perrano
Boone Street
Edward, Briscoe
Cot Wot Mutth Street
Herman J. Jansing
West
Fitch Street
Jeorge Friedel
Vine Street
Anton Theman
Edwin A. Hauck
Colerain Avenue
Frank Kirschner
West Liberty Street
Agnes Baltman
Tenneside Street
Rosenberg Brothers
West Sixth Street
Ruth Martin Sues For Nonsupport In Divorce
Ruth Martin petitions for divorce from Patrick Martin in Inevivency Court alleging no support since their February 2 1912 Newport marriage. Attorneys Hicks and Hicks represent her.
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Ruth Martin
Patrick Martin
Martin
Newport
Hicks
Suspects Identified in Fur Theft Ring
A number of department and fur store keepers yesterday identified William Schwartz alias Joseph Hess 25 and Harry Klein 22 as the thieves who stole furs and other clothing from their places of business during the past weeks. They were charged with larceny.
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Witiam Schwartz
Joseph Hess
Harry Klein
Transfusion at Jewish Hospital Aids Louise Essex
Mrs Louise Essex of 926 Chapel Street will recover after a blood transfusion from patient Margaret Lenning at the Jewish Hospital Monday doctors say.
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Louise Essex
Chapel Street
Margaret Lenning
Jewish Hospital
Man Charges Absence in Divorce Petition
In a petition filed yesterday, Jacob Broward cites wilful absence of his wife Hrossard for more than three years as grounds for divorce. The case notes her fleeing yesterday from the Insel locale.
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Jacob Broward
Fem Hrossard
Plan to Eliminate Flood Danger Across Ohio River
Proposal calls for a three member commission of government engineers and two others to survey the Ohio River stream and craft a flood prevention and navigation plan. The Chamber of Commerce may back the bill through its Board of Directors. A $100,000 appropriation is requested to fund the survey. The plan urges coordinated action among communities rather than isolated efforts.
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Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Wil
W. J. Rennite
W. F Ray
National Conservation Congress
Huber Acquitted Faces Sanity Examination Today
Robert Huber the jeweler acquitted yesterday in Common Pleas Court on a murder charge is to undergo a mental condition examination. Probate Court authority and a Board of Administration ruling determine confinement options as Huber awaits verdict on insanity.
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Robert Huber
Curthing
John Kungelman
Huber
Fran
Taredore
Tureday
Auli
Wily
The Theaters Grand Entitlement Review of Acts
The article catalogs upcoming acts at multiple Cincinnati theaters with names like Frank Tioney Jane Collins Nat M. Avilis and ensemble performers. It highlights the Mirth Makers at Olympic Theaters The Ruler of Zululand and other Burlesque shows at Gayety and Grand with cast lists and venue notes.
Akron Man Faces Jail Over Church Attendance Order
Amor Rogers, 35, must attend church next Sunday morning or face a 30 day jail term for disorderly conduct. Judge Vaughn ordered the attendance. The pastor will report if he attends with his wife and two children.
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Akron
Ohio
Amor Rogers
Pate
Postell County notice details unclear content
Fragmentary text appears from a local notice or ledger. Readable items include scattered monetary figures and names but key parties, dates, and actions are obscured, leaving no clear event, deadline, or authority to summarize beyond incomplete financial references.
Lawyer files $25,000 suit over elevator injury
Henry Cullen a bricklayer sues Sutphin Company in Superior Court claiming the elevator cab struck him in a building cellar while employed there causing permanent crippling. Attorney Nicholas Klein represents Cullen.
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Henry
Cullen
Lt. Sutphin Company
Sutphin Company
Nicholas Klein
Adopting Child of Dayton Flood Victims Granted
Samuel Fyre of 709 Whittier street adopted in Warren Taylor Probate Court yesterday a child whose parents died in the Dayton flood last March. The infant, left with friends when the home was destroyed, had been sent to relatives here before Eyre secured parental adoption. Probate Judge Lueders signed the adoption papers.
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Warren
Taylor
Dayton
Parens
Eyre
Goethals Declines Dayton City Manager Offer
Regret is expressed in Dayton over Colonel George W. Goethals turning down the offer of city manager under the new commission form. The telegram notes the salary had been left with Goethals, with a possible maximum of 25000 dollars.
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Spedtal
Amierican
Dayton
Dee
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Commission
Coloniel Goethals
Wuld
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Pogue
Jos
Breen and
Keem
Masonic Lodge
General Villa
Nez Salazar
Victiv
Second National
Board of Directors of
Change
Ile Home Fe
Chicane
Longview
Mudge Lueders
State Board of Administration
Columbur
Lima State Hospital
Haber
Granentelie Fotihes
Frank Tioney
Jane Collins
Nat M. Avilis
Gary Dealys
Ae Torbed
Heather
Alnut
Orpheem
Uavety
AL Nation
Davethy
Bririeng
arreKs
Nordland Plaza
Ares
Tocal
McMahan & Jackson
Zululand
Clare’ Evans
Wil) Fatherty
Thomas Boylan
Everett Mulford
Charles “Morand
Arthur Holloway
Pear! Reid
Mule
Babette
Lowtisa Marie
Nan Wallack
Gayety
Will Ho Ward
Lyrig-Gaby Dewlys
Jointer Gardeh Company
Lyric
Little, Parisienne
Emma ‘Trentini
Oscar. Hammerstein
Standard
John J. Black
Madame
John 4. Birk
George
H Ward
Belle Travers
Walnut
Walnut Theater
Robert W. Chambers
Louis Neville
A. H. Woods
Orpheum
Orpheum Players
Lillian Kemble
Miss Kemble
Cinsere
Worepaugh Stock Company
Rossow
Evelyn Nesbit
Robert E.o’connor
Mandeville Eof
Noval
Pest
Vaughn
Hitete
Obo
Harmilton County
Clifton Heights Loan & Building CO
Ahs
Beabel
Renning
Postetar
Grote ‘Fond
Cesb On
Ines Ear
Una
Ios
Theo
Hinkler
Citizen Hte Org and Building Company
Clifton
Ated & Tre
Terai
Gabe
Ae ‘Nasi
Samuel Fyre
Whittier Street
Goethals
Banden Cieaenee
EYE Manufacturing CO
B . Cintinmati
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