Defense of Court System Amid Housing Debate
The article reports on housing and reform concerns discussing the courts and their role in enforcing laws and protecting tenants. It cites speakers such as Dr Charles J Hastings and Henry C Wright at a housing convention, addressing transit, sanitary housing, model tenements, and municipal regulation. It notes calls for maintaining judicial presence, uniform law, and thoughtful reform to avoid injustices and costly outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirik
United States
Canada
Charles J. Hastings
Linton Hotel
Newman
Philadelphia
Read & Paper
Henry C. Wright
New York
Wth
Wrig
Santa Notes Outline Claus Helpers Drive
Postmaster Monfort asked by Business Men's Club Santa Claus committee to hand over all Santa letters. The club will manage the Santa program. About 200 letters have been received to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
Santa Claus Mittee
Santa Claus
Santa
Fitter Sues Burnet House for 15000 Injuries
George Groth a pipe fitter filed suit in Common Pleas Court against Burnet House Company seeking 15000 for injuries allegedly suffered at work on October 1. He says a tool broke and struck him at the hotel, breaking several ribs and injuring his heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Groth
Common Pleas
Burnet House Company
Government Ownership of Railroads Forecast by Roustabout
Benjamin F. Bush president of the Missouri Pacific Railroad predicts government ownership of railroads as public sentiment legislative action and the money market push toward nationalization he believes will occur in his lifetime noting continued public generosity to railroads without reversing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Bush
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Plan to greet New Year with carols in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Woman's Club plans a New Year’s Eve event on Fountain Square. At 5 30 p m the Christmas tree will be lit and at 8 30 p m a boys choir will sing Christmas carols and other appropriate songs.
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Fountain Square
County board demands action from Chesapeake & Ohio on overhead bridges
Prosecuting Attorney Pogue pressed the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company of Indiana for an immediate statement on plans to replace wooden bridges with overhead iron structures along the right of way. The board warned it will enforce the contract if assurances are not satisfactory, with cost sharing set among the county and local citizens.
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Pogue
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company of
Indiana
Clermont
Warren
Loveland and
Vicinity
Welebrod
Hs Credit
Ben Grampke
Denham Street
Abraham Davis
Yost Avenue
Springfield Pike
Wyoming
Nagel Road
Whisky Rim Road
Crane-Hawley Company
Canal and
Sycamore Streets
Crane-Hawley
Trial in Craig case details Knabe death testimony
Shelbyville Indiana December 5 testimony of Miss Katherine McPherson about Dr Helene Knabe death in Indianapolis opened in the Craig trial. Arnold Moore and Mrs Samuel Jt Marshal testified though no conclusive link to Dr Craig emerged. The kimono from the crime scene was ruled inadmissible and later found with undertaker Alonzo Ragsdale who faces accessory charges.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Katherine McPherson
Helene Knabe
Indianapolis
W. B. Craig
Arnold Moore
Dr. Craig
Simuel JT. Marshal
Delaware Apartments
Blair
Woman Sleuth in Strike Attacks Highlight Hearing
In a Superior Court hearing the Fulworth Garment Company seeks an injunction against the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union. Harry Bergowitz admitted hiring Mrs. M. Martz to do detective work but denied calling her a spy. Witnesses alleged Martz's appointments preceded assaults on those contacted. The judge urged restraint and warned against contempt of court amid threats in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheimer
Fulworth Garment Company
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Harry Bergowitz
Garment Workers
M. Martz
West Seventh Street
Fulworth Company
Bergowitz
Foster
Snyder & Dickerson
H. A. Brown
Brown
Harry Davidson
Harry Brown
Catherine Gutequnst
Gutekunst
Kaiser's Move: Garrison Recalled After Zabern Riot
Special Cable reports Emperor William ordered the removal of the Zabern garrison and swift court martial action for officers blamed in the clash with residents. Governor General Wedel relinquishes Alsace Lorraine post amid support for French-born residents. Trade losses cited as soldiers’ revenue ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaueschingan
Germany
Gnneral
Alsace-Lorraine
Charles von Wedel
William
Zabern
von Bethman-Hollwegs
Aleace-Lorraine
Prizes Awarded At Poultry Show In Cincinnati
Crowds at Music Hall attend the second annual American Fanciers’ Union poultry show with over 3 000 fowls on display. Awards total more than 10 000 dollars with Besuden Brothers and A Nofteger among top prize winners. Fishel’s Hope Indiana farm wins the largest display and the 100 dollar silver cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Sheffield Farm
American Fanciers’ Association
Besuden Brothers
Cincinnati
A. Nofteger
Rogers
Cincinnat
A. R. Fisher
White Plymouth Rocks
Hope, Ind
Fishel
William Cook & Sons
Scott's Plains
N. J
Buff ‘Orpington Dock
Canal Engineer Dies While Working on Panama Canal
Special to The American reports the death of Dave De B Daillard chief canal engineer in the Panama Canal from brain artery hardening blamed on Culebra cut work. Funeral arrangements are being made in Baltimore after his prolonged semi conscious period at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dave de .B. Daillard
Panama Canal
Caillard
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Boyle Elected President of Cincinnati Firemen
Captain James Boyle of Company 24 won the annual Cincinnati Firemen's Protective Association election over Captain Wescott of Company 45. The full regular ticket was elected with Boyle as President and a slate including Breitbeil Hilsinger Bartlett Williams Purtell Houston Egers Finnegan as officers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boyle
Cincinnati Firemen's Protective Association
Wescott
Boyle
Fred Breitbeil
William Hilsinger
Joseph Bartlett
Robert Williams
Thomas Purtell
Barney Houston
Charles Egers
Finnegan
Hooks
Hot Engine Fire Destroys Car at Gilbert and Windsor
An overheated engine caused a blaze in a car owned by the G. H. Stille & Co. at Gilbert avenue and Windsor street. Damage estimated at 25 dollars. A full alarm sent Engine Company 16 to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Stille & Co
Gilbert Avenue
Windsor Street
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Hse
Great Northern Road
Jake Schmidlapp
Heybere
Woodward
Charies, Maindis
Washington, D. C
Mayer
Ealth
Landis
Cincignati
Quuarar
East Third St
THE
BEN Franklin CO
Craig
Kaiser
SGENE
City Firemen
Central Ave
FOCO
Speer
Dietz
American Wridget Co
Spear’s
Goodwill Steel
Cole
JO Dietz
Cai Dietz Ne Concinmati
Boston
Morris
Spear
Holida
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