Offer Homes To Girl Who Bought Death
The girl formerly known as Hazel Dean, later May Fitzgerald, seeks a new home after time spent in a convent and a girls settlement. Magistrate Levy explains her past and a series of offers from a plantation owner and another unnamed benefactor. Mrs Stanlaws says the girl wishes to live on a farm and rest, not return to Waco or her aunt.
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Magistrate Levy
Waco
Texas
Hazel Dean
May Fitzgerald
New York
Jor
Edin
Mercury
Wace
Iihae
Janica
Municipal Dance For Children In Cincinnati And Madison
The Women's Civic Commission plans a Saturday afternoon dance for Cincinnati children featuring Dexter Hat and the Leger of Music Pratt, with hall venues noted. Mrs George B Twitthell says first rehearsal for a Christmas party will occur after Christmas at Magic Hall, Lincoln Hall, under Prof Alfred Hanize supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission For the Children of Cincisnnati
Leger
Pratt
Irs
George B. Twitthell
Tthe
Eiven
Lincoln
Alfred Hanize
Rescue show brig crew saved from voyage to Glasgow
Dec 1 reports state the British steamship Invergyle on a voyage from Treverton News York to Glasgow picked up the crew of the brig Eves Yyn abandoned Nov 28. The brig was bound from Treverton News York to Glasgow on the Americas run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Glasgow
Scotland
Wieibib
Invergyle
Trey Pandrth
Halifax
Eves Yyn
Treverton
Saloon Violates Midnight Closure Rule in Municipal Court
Patrolman Welsman reported Henry Kreimer's saloon at 1402 Harrison Avenue was open at an early hour Tuesday with 12 men at the bar. Municipal Court addressed the midnight closing ordinance violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kreimer
Harrison Avenue
Wad
Kreimer
Legislative committee urged probe of Ohio child labor claims
The Legislative Committee of the December of Commerce recommended yesterday an investigation into charges from Bellaire Ohio manufacturers that Ohio child labor laws cripple industry in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecember of Commerce
Bellaire
Ohio
Jays Woman in War Zone
Special to The Americas notes Mrs John J Sanford wife of a consul fled Monterrey after 30 days of siege with her seven year old daughter Violet and four servants. They reached St. Louis en route to Springfield, telling of constant fire from both Federal and rebel forces targeting homes with foreign women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
St. Louis
John J. Sanford
Bigtith View
Monterey
Mexico
Violet
Springfield
Aos
Monterer
Fireman in Defense of Kenney Home Case Heard
Charges were pressed against Don Maloney of Company 8 in a second hearing at Bart and Cutter streets. Patrick Kenney, a keeper, testified Maloney went to the Kenney home to collect a debt after a letter from Stanley Gray. Kenney alleged Maloney seized a butcher knife and fled through a window. Gray denied involvement, and Safety Director Cash Kenney called the tale framed. The investigation continues with further questions to be explored before a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Maloney
Company 8
Patrick Kenney
Bart
Cutter’ S Streets
Cash Kenney
Maloney
Kenney
Bug
Stanley Gray
Gray
Wilson Denies Coercion of Congress by Democrats
Special to Theme reports Senator waed wT states the President has never attempted to coax or coerce Congress into any bill. He counters Benatyn Cummins claims that Democrats pursue dangerous conspiracy against people rights over the currency measure. The senator says there will be no real debate on the currency bill as it has been debated elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dent
Congress
Benatyn
United States weighs Latin America election observers
Secretary Bryan faces a difficult decision as the State Department proposes sending Latin American officials to Santo Domingo to observe elections on the 15th. President Wilson is expected to decide within 24 hours. Sullivan's assurances to rival Santo Domingo factions prompted the move to guarantee a fair winter vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
United States
State Department
Santo Domingo
Wilson
Sullivan
Delcasse Tipped as French Premier in Rumor
Paris dispatch reports Theophile Delcasse The French ambassador to Russia hurrying home from St Petersburg amid persistent talk he is the favored successor to Louis Barthou as premier. Public opinion splits between Delcasse and Aristide Briand.
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Paris
Theophile Delcasses
Russia
St. Petersburg
Louis Barthou
Deleagse
Aristide Briand
Detective Chief Crim Seizes Stolen Clothing in City Bust
Armed with a search warrant Detect ive Chief Cal Crim raided the home of J Bark Baker at 26 Conklin Street and recovered two suits of new clothing and an overcoat charged as stolen from Milton Ochs Clothing Co at 708 Walnut Street. Bail and arraignment not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Crim
J Bark Baker
Conklin Street
Milton Ochs Clothing Com
Walnut Street
Suffrage Delegates Hear Senate Expected to Act on Amendment
Delegates at the National Woman Suffrage convention heard Senator Clapp expect the Senate to introduce a resolution for a constitutional amendment granting women the vote. Opponents from the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage urged the House to block the plan and argued suffrage would politicize charitable work. Mrs Talbott of Dayton urged Ohio women to stay out of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
From
Clapp
National Woman. Suffrage Association
Senate
Congress
Wilson
Jon Oakles
Hin Mercy
House
Talbott
Sue
Theaters Show Gaby Deshys in Royal Theatrical Tale
The Home Theater last night drew gasps as Gaby Deshys wore gowns by the dancer whose feet King Manuel admired. The Bit e Parteienne is billed as a modern three act play, an entertaining vehicle for the Portuguese throne era, with the star lauded for her beauty and dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaby Deshys
Manuel
Gaby
Surety Co Wins $44 729 Suit On a Technicality
In Common Pleas Court Judge Gorman directed verdict for 44 729 against Lillie Ellis and others including Hy Ellis and Basikers Surety Co. The county sought recovery over completion of Memorial Hall after W H Ellis & Co failed and Mrs Ellis administratrix failed to finish. The county spent 32 992 54. suit barred by six month limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Common Pleas Court
Lillie I. 7Enista
Hy Ellis &O
Basikers
Memorial Hall
W. H. Ellis & Co
Lillie I. Ellis
W. H. ‘Ellis
Mable
Mane
Sete Tee
W. H. Ellis. & Cos
Pogue
Campbell
Morrill & Ginter
Second Battalion Drill At The Armory Tonight
Cincinnati units of the First Ohio Infantry prepare a second battalion drill at the Armory tonight. Exercises start at 8 o clock with a concert by the First Regiment band. admission by card from officers and enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Infantry
Blaze erupts in engine room near Salvation Army HQ
Firemen from Company No 29 were summoned to the Salvation Army headquarters at 1514 1518 Freeman Avenue last night to extinguish a small blaze that started in an engine room. No damage resulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation
Army
Freeman Avenue
Missing Children and Man Sought by Police
Relatives of Elizabeth Alaxaner, 16, missing from 839 Oliver Street since November 29, seek police help. Described as 5 feet 11 inches, 120 pounds, dark complexion, wearing a serge suit. Also clues for Gladys Creutz, 12, who vanished from 2429 Columbia Avenue with vague details. Police seek Frank Weisner, 45, who left East Liberty Hospital December 1 after surgery. height 5 feet 4 inches, 104 pounds, gray suit and black hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Alaxaner
Oliver Street
Rebel
Gladys Creutz
Columbia Avenue
Katy
Frank Weisner
East Liberty Street
Ater A
Weisner
Fireman II Suspended Over Incident at Box 45 Alarm
Edward Kiernan of Engine Company 4 was suspended pending investigation after an incident at box 45. He responded to the alarm when a man fell while boarding the water tower and caused a den in potion. two alarm status is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kiernan
Rector Cash
Kiernan Te
William Genie
Uo den
Teach the Children to Avoid Tuberculosis
The school superintendent issued Health Day observance guidance urging principals to educate pupils on personal and community hygiene to prevent tuberculosis and its severe consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall J. Condon
President Wilsons illness delays Ohio corn boys visit
President Wilsons cold improves slowly and keeps him at the White House. Dr Grayson orders no visitors this week delaying a planned address to the Ohio corn growers and a reception for the National Woman Suffrage convention on a proposed constitutional amendment granting women the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Corn Boys
Buckeye
Tate Corn Browers
Woman Suffrage Convention
White House
Grayson
Wilson
London Hosts to Honor Bridal Pair
London, Dec 4 A gay program of affairs in honor of Francis Bowes Sayre and his bride Misa Jessie Wilson daughter of the President is being arranged for their visit here The steamship company on which they will travel from the continent has arranged that photographers cannot snap the White House bridal couple Walter H Page American Ambassador will give two dinners Sir Edward Grey will attend Mrs Page will give a reception Misa Page will host a luncheon at the Authors Club The White Friars Club will entertain in honor of the couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Francis Bowes Sayre
Misa Jessie Wilson
White House
Walter H. Page
Edward Grey
Foreign Affairs
Man Identified After Tragic B and O Tracks Find
The body found on the B and O tracks behind 2891 West Sight street Wednesday was identified at the morgue as Albert Tabler a 35 year old machinist of 908 Campbell avenue Hamilton. A brother confirmed the identification Tabler left home days earlier to seek work in the city.
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West Sight Street
Albert Tabler
Campbell Avenue
Hamilton
Tabler
Hill elected president of state board of health
John W. Hill of Cincinnati was elected today as President of the State Board of Health to succeed Dr. Hase of Toledo. Dr. H. G. Sutton of Zanesville was chosen Vice President of the health body.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Suffrage Association
Mise Charlotte Anita Whitney
Columbus
Ohio
John W. Hill
Cincinnati
An of Health
Hase
Toledo
H. G. Sutton
Zanesville
Militant 15 Again Held in British Jail
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, leader of the militant suffragettes, is imprisoned in Exeter jail facing a three year term for inciting riot and violence. She was arrested aboard the Majestic after returning from America where she had spoken at Music Hall. Police thwarted the militants who planned to confront authorities.
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Americas
Kymouth
Bay
Emmeline Pankhurst
Exeter
Holloway
Majestic
New York
America
Mre. Pankhurst
Mre Pankhurst
Mrs. Pankhurst
London
Indianapolis Strikes Ruin Holiday Trade
An appeal for a general strike in Indianapolis is stalled as the Central Labor Union weighs action amid clashes between strikers and police. Two dead, seven wounded, and roughly 100 injured as rioting disrupts Christmas trade. relief funds are set up to aid affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bperial
Indianapolis
Ind
Teamsters’ Union
Central Labor Union
Citizens’ Volunteer Committee
John 2. Dinemore
Department of Labor
Citizens Committee
Inquest Closed Into Auto Death of Philip Henzerling
Coroner Foertmeyer closed the inquest after Frederick Humbert testified he drove the car that struck Henzerling on College Hill. Humbert said he swerved to avoid a man stepping from a street car and learned of the fatality only from the next day's report. The coroner planned to delay verdict for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foertmeyer
Philip Henzerling
College Hill
Frederick Humbert
Euclid Avenue
Henzerling
Humbert
Packey McFarland Wins Easy Bout in St Louis Coliseum
Packey McFarland of Chicago defeats Harry Trendall of St Louis in eight rounds as 7000 fans watch. The local boxer trained by wrestling three-pound beefsteaks. Johnny Piazza defeats Otto Yachnow and Tommy Maxwell defeats Danny Cullen in eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Harry Trendall
Johnny Piazza
Philadelphia
Otto Yachnow
Cleveland
Tommy Maxwell
Hillsboro
Danny Cullen
Los Angeles
Cincinnati Leads Ohio Cities in Postal Savings Bank Depositors
Washington reports from the post office department show Cincinnati tops Ohio cities in postal saving bank depositors and total deposits. In 1913 the city had 5,069 depositors and 629,278 dollars in deposits, while neighboring Newport Kentucky had 184 depositors and 21,740 dollars and Covington Kentucky had 109 depositors and 11,139 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Cincinnati
Ohio
Newport
Covington
Car Men Call Upon Arbiters To Fix Hours
About 400 street car workers meeting at Cosmopolitan hall pressed union leader John P. Frey to convene the Arbitration Board today to set hours for traction workers. They accuse delays since last summer and seek automatic arbitration after September 20. Edward McMorrow arrives to assist in negotiations. A move to remove Mutual Aid Society officers is also advanced with election set for December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Arbitration
Cosmopolitan Hall
John P. Frey
Arbitration Board
Traction Company
Edward McMorrow
Amalgamated Association of Street
Mutual Aid Society
Thomas Sullivan
Edward Ross
Lewis Hese
John O'Connor
Thomas Malloy
Union
Rebels Promise Release of Two Americans Near Mazatlan
Washington dispatches report rebels promise to free two Americans, W. S. Windham and a companion named Dunn, held for ransom by revolutionists near Mazatlan. Windham runs the ranch of ex Senator Bard of California. Montery threat triggers mass exodus of foreigners. Victoria sacked. federal losses tallied at 100. Rail lines Victoria to Gonzales torn up. Tampico communications cut. Oil workers strike in Tampico ongoing. company and worker reps have traveled to Mexico for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W.S. Windham
Dunn
Mazatlan
State Department
Windham
Bard
California
Monterey
Victoria
Gonzales
Tampico
Mexico
Gas Attempts Fail to Reach Fugitive in Minnie Mine
In Bingham Utah on December 4 Deputy sheriffs failed to flush Ralph Lopes a Mexican bandit slayer from nearby Minnie mine tunnels. They plan further gas pours for 24 hours while barricades stay in place as fumes from sulphur and wet gunpowder smudge the shafts poorly penetrate the mine.
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Bingham
Utah
Ralph Lopes
Minnie Mine
Lopes
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Packey M’farland
Dennison
Fifth & Main
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