Capital and Labor Clash at Housing Convention Tilt
At the National Housing Association convention in Cincinnati the tug of war over cheap housing surfaced as John Walquist of Minneapolis challenged J. G. Schmidi lapp’s view that labor costs could be cut by boosting productivity. Other speakers from Columbus Boston and New York debated tax exemptions and the role of corporations in housing workers. Taft was slated to speak today as sessions continued on zoning transit and health in housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Hotel
John Walaquist
Minneapolis
Winn
Civic and Commercial Association
J. G. Achmidlapp
Welquist
Schmidiapp
Schmidlapp
Walquist
Miles
New Jersey
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Seasion Prank Beer
Toronto
B. Rankin
Columbus
Tiankin
John KR. Richards
Schmidhapp
Cincinnati
Rankin
Ohio
William Drummond
Chicago
Robert A. Crosby
New Haven
Conn
Dr. Cloke
New York
United States Steel ‘Corporation
Ihs
United States Steel Corporation
C. R. Johnson
Akron
M. E. Danford
Middletown
Charles B. Ball
E.T. Hartman
Boston
Lawrence Villier
William Howard Taft
United States
Kunwald
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Walter A. Draper
Chamber of Commerce
Henry T. Hunt
Frederick S. Spiegel
H. M. Bracken
M.D
Henry ©. Wright
Transit Committee
City Club
Andrew Wright Crawford
Philadelphia
Milo R. Marble
Edward H. Bennett
John P. Fox
Mayor gains control of department head appointments
Mayor Hunt and Solicitor Bettiman announced that after January 1 the mayor will appoint Health and Park department heads and will oversee the Super City Hospital. Civil service protections may apply to other positions. removal of Health Officer Landis and Park Secretary Hodgkinson could occur. The Civil Service Board seeks a ruling on working rules.
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Hunt
Bettiman
Janel 1
Health and Park
Lego
Civil Service Commission
J. H. Landis
William Hodgkinson
Park Department
Elec Spiegel
Ias
Chee
Civil Service
Place
Civil Service Board
Howan
Two Arrested in Fur Theft Ring Linked by Brother
Detectives Hieftlein and Sherwood arrested two men on thefts from department stores. Henry Hess, who helped capture them, was shocked to learn one suspect, William Schwartz, was his own brother Joseph Mess. Hess and Harry Klein were bound over to the grand jury on grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieftlein
Sherwood
Henry Hess
William Schwartz
Joseph Mess
Joseph Hess
Harry Klein
Grand Jury
Police Pension Fund Trustees Approve Retired List Increase
Trustees set a new monthly scale for retirees effective after January 1. Patrolmen 60 dollars, corporals 65, sergeants 70, lieutenants 75, inspectors 40. Contention over council ordinance dismissed. Safety Director says trustees may act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Pension Fund
Showla
Pension Fund
Former Bookkeeper Deposition Sought in Ford and Johnson Case
Walter L. Jaman former bookkeeper for the Ford and Johnson Company will have his deposition taken in Chicago Monday for the States case against Nathaniel 8. Keith and A. D. Martin charged with filing a false financial statement about Ford and Johnson in 1909. Earl Hosletter of Cook County prosecutor's office to take the deposition. Judge Cushing ordered the depositions on Prosecutor Pogue's motion despite Martin counsel's opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Jaman
Ford and Johnson Company
Nathaniel 8. Keith
A. D. Martin
Chicago
Earl Hosletter
Cook County
Family funds raise for Wickfeldt clan to return to Australia
Mrs. Nellie Wickfeldt and her five children left for Australia last night. The trip home was funded by money raised through the Department of Charities and Correction. Ten years ago she married in Australia to a Cincinnati man who later left the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wickfeldt
Australia
Department of Charities and Correction
Wickfeldt
Cincinnati
Youths On Honor Return 10 Refuge Home Unescorted
Superintendent Monfort of the Hen nee Home relates an incident proving the honor system works. Two boys were taken to the Refuge farm but ran away. after being recaptured the superintendent allowed them to return unescorted and report themselves, and they complied without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monfort
Hennee
Baroness Seeks 2 Million in Love Suit
Baroness Ursula Barbara Von Kalinowski from Weiswaden Germany sues Michael Hurley of St Louis for breach of promise claiming engagement began after a dinner in 1912. She alleges she spent about 190000 dollars on wedding preparations and seeks 2000000 in damages while Hurley denies the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mos Dow
Michael
Hurley
St.Louis
Ursula Barbara von Kalinowski
Weiswaden
Germany
Patin
Plead for lower tax for express companies in Ohio
Attorney Herrick for the American Express company urged the Tax Commission to reduce the valuation of express companies in Ohio. He argued parcel post competition and noted last year’s express company value was about $2,000,000 with little change this year.
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American
Columbus
Ohio
Expres
Parcel Post
Herrick
American Express c ‘Ompany
Tax Commission
Express
Hyde Park Club to Hold Annual Election Amid Campaign Rift
Hyde Park Business Men's Club plans its annual election on a Monday night in December. Clarence Currey notes strong interest as campaigns for the Reda and the Blues dominate the race.
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Hyde Park
Clarence
Currey
Tis
Reda
Blues
Hunt Soldier in Death
Police searched for a former Swiss soldier who vanished last night as the body of Mrs. Guth a prosperous West Side dressmaker was found under her bed with four stab wounds. A son who found the body reported $100 and a $40 check missing, and Mrs. Gruth had introduced the man as her second husband.
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New York
Guth
West Side
Expected Dublin order to curb arms for Carson followers
Dublin on December 4 reports an impending government order prohibiting importation of arms and ammunition into Ireland. The move targets equipment for Sir Edward Carson’s Irish Unionist followers who are planning armed resistance to home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Sir Edward Carson
Hunt to Reappoint Krohn as Park Commissioner
Mayor Hunt announced on Thursday that Irvin M. Krohn will be reappointed to the Park Commissioner role when his current term ends December 10. Krohn had been appointed to fill the unexpired term of William Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Irvin M. Krohn
Krohn
William Gilbert
Woman Sues For Alimony In Insolvency Court
Clara Hines charges her common law husband William Hines an indifferent and abusive spouse since February 1908. She sues for alimony and divorce through attorney Joseph L. Meyer, noting Hines earns 25 dollars weekly as a foreman for Charles B. Fox and gave her 19, with 15 dollars spent on other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hines
Carpenter
Clara Hines
Joseph L. Meyer
Hines
Charles B. Fox
Indian Boy Flees Reservation For Civilization In Oklahoma
A 14 year old Indian ran away from a Cherokee reservation to avoid being made a chief. The Juvenile Court investigates the case with the youth claiming his father is Pie Hock and mother Red Hawk. He seeks an education in native signs but desires acceptance among white people. He reportedly received funds to travel to New York and later worked as a jockey in Sarona track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahorms
Red
Hawk
New York
Saranora
Detective Chief Catfim Seeks Retirement After Health Review
The Chief of Detectives Catfim filed for retirement from the Police Department after Safety Director Cash denied a retirement request. He asserts no official action will be taken before year’s end while he plans to pursue retirement by January first. Doctors reported poor health linked to past injuries from the Goat incident years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catfim
Crim
Foley
Seek pardon for girl in manslaughter case in Louisiana
Petitions are being sent nationwide by Kate Gordon, president of the Louisiana Suffrage, to secure Dora Murff's pardon for manslaughter in the death of Mlle Kiard Delhaye. The girl says he betrayed her and would not give her aid. Her stepfather J S Dowall has been sentenced to imprisonment in connection with the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
United States
Kate Gordon
Louisiana Suffrariation
Shi
Eaid
J. 8
Dowall
Early train to Mt Washington wins support for C P Traction
Residents of Mt Washington learn that a new early train has been established by the C G and P Traction company after weeks of petitioning. A train now leaves Cedar Point at 5 36 a m and reaches Carre street at 5 90. The Mt Washington Welfare association championed the movement.
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Mt. Washington
C. G. and P. Traction Company
Cedi Point
Carrestreet
Dentist Fined for Alleged Assault in Court
Dr J G Wilson a dentist of 2843 Woodburn Avenue was fined 26 dollars and costs in Municipal Court yesterday after being accused by J A Zeigler of battery and forcibly ejecting him from the dentist's office. Zeigler of 1620 Madison Road said he was struck and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G Wilson
Woodburn Avenue
J. A. Zeigler
Madison Road
Court hears strike case over factory boycott and protection
In a Hamilton court the suit of Foulworth Onement Go versus International Ladle Gessner Workers Union is heard. A witness for the company admits police protection aided officers and employees as the case weighs whether injunction and safety measures are adequate amid ongoing strike activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poliserwin, Techne
Foulworth
Cincinnati
International
Ladle Gessner Workers Union
Wartel
Toon
Aseout
The
Palworth Co
Dlip
Che
Milton Brown
Aamitten
Atuyrnes Bnyder
Olen
Arye Moster
Shooting Probe After Blair Victim in Domestic Dispute
A shooting near Blair is under investigation after a quarrel over home domestic issues led to a man being shot. Police say the assailant used a firearm and fled, with details from witnesses and a reported subsequent divorce filing by Varaclow's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraclow
Laraclow
Blair
Varaclow
Hamilton News Briefs and Local Notices
The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce discusses a St. Louis business leaders cruise to the West Indies and South America with a March departure from New York. Mrs Myrtle Wright is granted a divorce from Benjamin Wright, a former city resident. A motorcycle accident on North Third street caused no damage. Two Hamilton dealers faced Judge Connaughston over cigarette sales. they were dismissed with a warning. The K P lodge considers building a temple. The chamber asks the state registry to permit converting the Miami and Erie canal into a barge canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Onis
Chamber of Commerce
Men’y ‘Yearne
St. Louis
West Indies
South
America
New York
Loriis
Myrtle Wright
Dayton
Benjamin Wright
Chas
Rytols
Carney
North Third Street
Lone Star Lodge
No. 39
K. of P
Jude Connaughston
Hamiltoad Chamber of Commerce
State
Miami and Erie Cial
River bid rejected for bridge wreckage removal in Illinois
The Hamilton Ohio dispatch reports River emergency commission rejected Lou J Witman’s $8 per day bid to remove the wreckage of the old Black Street bridge’s iron above water lines. The bid failed to meet the goal of clearing wreckage from the river bed, and new bids have been requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
City Emergency Commission
Lou J. Witman
Black Street
Chinese Student Quits Mission School Stay in Granville Ends
Henry Sing, a Chinese laundryman from this city studying at Denison University Granville Ohio, must discontinue his studies for the year due to mismanagement of his business during absence. He was sent to study for missionary work in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Henry ‘Sing
Dennison
University of Granville
Ohio
Singh
China
Frazer Inherits 5000 From Scottish Uncle
Hamilton Ohio December 4 James Frazier of Lindenwald inherits five thousand dollars from his uncle Daniel Frazier of Scotland with estate share details noted in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
James Frazier
Lindenwald
Daniel Frazier
Scotland
Salvation Army cautions over fake solicitor
Officials said a former Salvation Army member collected funds without permission and police were asked to apprehend the individual. The notice appeared in official channels yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Wife Charges Absence in Divorce Suit Filed
Maggie Smith sues Joseph R. Smith for divorce claiming absence as the ground. She seeks restoration to her maiden name Denny. Married October 1908, husband left shortly after. Charles Burdsall is attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Smith
Joseph R. Smith
Denny
Charles &. Burdsall
Peace proposal endorsed by officials
A New Yorker native of New York advocates a Latin American union under a mutual protection pact. The plan calls for a tribunal to settle territorial and external disputes and foresees peaceful coexistence replacing conquest. Several Latin republics reportedly await signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoyre i Mewrican
Escpes Dees
Sjaney
Wareriddeh
Peace Slovens Ca
Wid Paw
Central America
Divorce Case Unfolds Over Family Cash Aid Claim
Mrs. Horton testifies she was forced to obtain financial help from her mother and sister to cover household expenses amid alleged disputes with Edwin Horton, former superintendent in charge of construction. The trial before Judge Warner continues after opening yesterday in Inseryenes Court.
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Buelah
Herter
Edwin Horton
Hensen
Horton
Bert, Clark
Garfield Place
Peart Genner
Jett
Tim. Street
Echo de Adland
Man Lies In Vacant Lot After Fall From Wagon
Fred Weber, 47, of Wan!, was found in a vacant lot yesterday after lying unconscious since 7:20 a.m. following a fall from a wagon. Mounted Patrolman Charles Hines located him and he was taken to the hospital. He is reported to be suffering from internal injuries but will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weber
Charles Hines
Pren dergast quits Progressive party in 1920s row
New York Comptroller William A. Prendergast, a founder of the Progressive party, resigns from the group. He argues the last presidential election showed African Americans did not want three parties and that maintaining three organizations would merely aid the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William ‘A. Prendergast
Progressive Party
Anhornced
Bishwithdrawal
Irregularities in Plainville Election Spark Challenge
William A Ward a failed candidate for Plainville Board of Education filed a petition with the Common Pleas Court to set aside Thomas M Hartman’s certificate to the office. Ward claims the Board of Education did not discuss the returns on the second Monday after the election as required by law and alleges irregularities in the November vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A. ‘Ward
Plainville
Fortest
Hartman
City Faces Damage Suit Over Linwood Avenue Land Change
Through attorneys Penn, Hammond and Keesing, a bitter $4,900 damages suit is filed in Common Pleas Court. Charles, a dry goods merchant, alleges the city appropriated land and caused damage to his property by widening Linwood Avenue in September 1905, affecting his business.
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Penn, Hammond and
Keesing
Charles 8
Oamon Pleas Court
Linwood Avenue
Humorous Sketch Set for Charity Program at Myde Park
A charity event features a humorous sketch titled An American Hareta.t. at Myde Park Town Hall. Cast includes Mise Marguerite Hasenieier from Crseamamet College, with tickets sold at Michigan Avenues and nearby venues for each night’s performance.
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Thea
the Redeemer
Certiea
Mike
Nora
Pria Y Shon
Adela
Saturdau Rien
Marguerite
Hasenieier
Crseamamet
College of Mivehe
Et Viet A Coy Elie
Ord
Tore
Erle Furid
Michigan
Avenuex
Credit Men Elect Officers For 1914
Samuel Maret elected President of the Indiana Association of Credit Men at a Board meeting last night. J E McGilain chosen First Vice President, S Larkby Second Vice President, Charles W Dopuis Treasurer, J M Fiteeberg Secretary. Board members listed include George B Dieter, Charles W Duis, Goldsmith, William T Jobneoft, Johnaton, O Larkby, Saninet Mayer, SOW Evans, C S Fox, Stanley Klein, F Meflain, William Ho Muerich, Charles H Rosenthal, Hepple, Mur Rilberbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Maret
Incinnsta Association
Credit Men
J. E McGilain
Pirst
Ne S. Larkbey
Harles W. Dopuis
J. M. Fiteeberg
George B
Dieteri
Charles W. Duis
Bear, Goldsmith
Wiliam
Jobnetoft
Jobnaton
Larkby
Saninet Mayer
Sow Evans
CS. Fox
Bee
Stanley Klein
F. Meflain
Willan Ho Muerich
Charles H. Rosenthal
WA Hepple
Mur Rilberbers
Covington Man Sues Wagon Co for 5000 Damages
Ruthie Attorness filed suit in Superior Court for $5000 against Millermecht Wagon Company of Bad Street. Plaintiff alleges a driving belt broke at the factory causing leg injuries and disabling him from work since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green C. Pleids
Covington
Ruthie Attorness
Sehindel Renee
Peng
The
Millermekt Wagon Company
Badd Street
Superion
Aalst
Pla
Fall Kills a Veteran At Institution
A veteran died after a broken neck from a fall at the institution here. He toppled down stairs and was admitted to Bel Cher’s Home the same day for treatment.
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Sandusies de
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Taft
Business Men's Club
W. P. Dean
Cincinnati Law School
Wiliam Monard Taft
Robert D. DeForeat
Benton
Indiana
Shelbyville
William R. Craig
Helene Knabe
Indianapolis
Alonzo Bialr
Baroness
Fathers
Board of Elections
St. Bernard and
Hamilton Briefs
Familton
Mercy Hospital
Ruth
John Nielan
Sidney
Bull Moosers
Bettingeh
Deleagultinn
Ihherra
Haltiers Comerees
Nerbers Peerd
Attris
Cuneta
EVE Manufacturing .Co
P. O
D. W. Sayre & CO
Main
CANAL
East Pearl
Repai
the Glow Electric Co
Electrical Contractors
Walnut Street
Cinginnati
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