Lobby Inquiry Reports To Be Read In House
Special to The American. Washington December 1 reports from the joint committees probing the lobby practice will be read in the House Tuesday. The majority report summarizes evidence. the minority will include recommendations and leave others to comment on investigation aspects and individuals involved. The dissent findings await announcement. It mentions James B. Watson regarding his work for the National Tariff Commission and warns members to be discreet. Allegations against Sherley Ratholdt Calder Webb Burn and Fairchild are cited. McDermott’s testimony is noted as most damaging. Mulhall and McDermott’s exchange appears side by side. The report criticizes National Association of Manufacturers and National Council of Industrial Defense activities.
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Washington
Special Soner
Congress
Wll
Epe
James B. Watson
Indiana
Wacahingtton
National Tariff Commission Association
Sherley
Ratholdt
Calder
Webb
Burn
Fairchild
McDermott
Chieago
Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
National Council of Industrial Defense
Saloon Fight Leaves Man Wounded in Newport
Frank Dean, 27, of Cincinnati, lies in Speers Hospital after a quarrel with William Simpler at Herringer's saloon in Newport. Simpler allegedly cut Dean four times. Officers McNamara and Mullen arrested Rimpiter.
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Frank Dean
Baum Street
Cincinnati
Funeral for Phoebe Couzins to be simple and modest
Friends of Phoebe Couzins arrange a simple funeral for the 73 year old pioneer, once the first US marshal and first woman lawyer, who died in a St. Louis tenement. The noted reformer and educator faced denial of a $100,000 claim from local brewers for prohibition services.
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Phoebe Couzins
United States
Miss Couzins
Washington University
Missouri
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Colorado
St. Louis
Guards Continue Vigil at J. Pierpont Morgan Grave
In Wartfordi Connecticut guards patrol at night beside the grave of J Pierpont Morgan atop Cedar Hill Cemetery. Eight months since burial in a concrete vault, a giant stone slab sealed the opening. Cemetery officials say Morgan heirs fund the guards and will maintain the watch as long as desired.
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Wartfori
Conn
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cedar Hit
Morgan Heira
Rudolph Winds Funeral Services Set for Linwood Burial
Rudolph Wind 71 former saloon keeper died last Friday. Burial from his daughter Mrs John Bensons home Linwood Tuesday morning at 10 oclock. Interment in Spring Grove Cemetery. Requiem high mass at Church of Our Lady Loretta.
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Rudolph Wind
John Benson
Eastern
Beachmont Avenues
Linwood
Spring Grove Cemetery
Church of Our Lady Loretta
Chapel Car St Peter Arrives for Dayton Exhibition
The Catholic chapel car St Peter, a church on wheels gifted by Dayton residents, will be on display today and Tuesday at Sixth and Baymiller streets. Rev KE Led Sedn eral e SE eecainatee Exton Society from Chicago oversees the exhibit.
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St. Peter
Dayton
Sixth
Baymiller Streets
KE. B. Led
Protest Over Military Anarchy Amid Zabern Disturbances
A report from Zabern Alsace notes Lt Purce Von Vorstner to be tried by court martial for wounding a lame shoemaker on December 2 during street clashes. The strife stems from troops clashing with civilians with claims of military tyranny versus constitutional rights as 17 large socialist meetings addressed by Reichstag members, all orderly.
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Americas
Bertin
Laeutenant Purce von Vorstner
Zabermn
Alsace
Forstner
Zabern
Reichstag
Trial set for Keith and Martin despite witness refusal
Prosecutor announces no further delay in bringing Keith and Martin to trial on a false financial statement charge against Ford and Johnson company. Witness Walter Jansen refuses to testify, prompting push to proceed Wednesday with the case relying on prior grand jury testimony.
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Keith
A. D. Martin
Ford and Johnson Company
Pogue
Walter Jansen
Theid
Jansen
Ford and Johnsn Company
Martin
Porue
Chicago
New York
Plan to abandon naval additions expected to pass vote
The American Washington dispatch notes a House vote tomorrow on a resolution to allow the President to accept Winston Churchill and British Admiralty terms for suspending naval constructions for one year. Debate yesterday indicated broad support for the measure as a step toward peace and a shift in sentiment away from warships.
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Washington
Musicians Union Elects Officers for 1914
The Musicians International Union Local No. 35 elected officers for 1914 led by President Chas. Hohe and Vice President Herman Senzer. Other posts went to John Pfeffer, Edward Nightingale, George Grau, and trustees Hoffman, Saher and Udan. Messages were read from locals in St. Louis Chicago Boston Baltimore White Plains and Mount Vernon.
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Musicians’ International Union
Chas. Hohe
Herman Senzer
John Pfeffer
Edward Nightingale
George Grau
BE. Hoffman
Arthur Saher
Isadore Udan
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
White Plains
N. Y
Mt. Vernon
Blame Farmers Wives Report Cites Poultry Handling Delays
Representatives of 45 large storage concerns presented a report at the American Warehousemen Association session in Atlantic City. They cited a December 1 shortage totaling 240,009,000 and blamed farmers wives for slow gathering and shipment of poultry.
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Atlantic City
United States
American Warehousemen's Association
Two Firemen and Detective Suspended
Howard Greer the colored detective was suspended for 90 days for failing to arrest a man who shot at him. Fireman William Kiernan was suspended 30 days for being absent from duty when Greer was killed. Fireman J D Holliday and Crriel Ferguson were each suspended 30 days for drinking.
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Howard Greer
Cash
Wilam Kiernan
Greer
J. D. Holliday
Crriel Ferguson
Estate Above $200,000 in Final Guardian Account
The final account of Mrs. Caroline Moerlein as guardian for William Moerlein shows a personal estate over $20,900 with assets including United States bonds at $27,000 Cincinnati bonds at $25,000 street railway stock at $10,000 Cincinnati Gas and Electric stock at $4,500 bank stocks $6,000 and other gilt edge local stocks.
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Caroline Moerlein
William Moerlein
United States
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Street Railway
Ciarienati Gas
Cruel War Exposed as Mexican Conflict Drags On
A Mexican war report decries barbarous acts by federal and rebel forces. It details prisoner killings, raids on towns, and abuses against civilians, especially women and children. The piece cites Huerta, Zapata, and Garranza, warning of a nation drenched in blood as cycles of violence continue.
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Mexico
Huerta
Zapata
Agaill
Garranza
Salazar
Orozco
Abranza
Hierta
Pene
The Governor's Lady Comes to Grand Opera House
Grand Opera House opens Cincinnati premiere of The Governor's Lady by Alice Bradley. Belasco's realistic production stars Catherine Proctor Gladys Hanson William Harcourt and forty others with coffee and frying-ham aroma noted in the epilogue scene.
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Grand Opera House
Cincinnati
Alice Bradley
New York
Republic Theater
David Belasco
Childs
Catherine Proctor
Gladys Hanson
William Harcourt
Empress and Gayety Theaters Present Holiday Bill Highlights
The Empress showcases Midgets headlining and a tabloid style Stick-Up Man drama. Christmas mood shines with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw tango numbers and Bennett the singing comedian. Dennix Brothers perform on aerial ladder. Bennett draws laughs while Gertrude Clark and Spencer Ward stray from typical acts. The Gayety features The Dreamland Burlesquers with Wil Ward in comic roles and a Symphony Four ensemble delivering encores. Johnson and Buckley perform slang routines as the chorus, costumes, and scenery impress.
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the Rossow
Robert E. O'Conner and Company
Hell's Kitchen
New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Tolman
Von
Fenner
Motto
Bennett
Gertrude Clark
Spencer Ward
Dennix Brothers
Empress Cope
Gayety
Dreamland Burlesquers
Wil
Ward
Symphony Pour
Johnson and Buckley
Mirth Makers Burlesque Opens Week At The Olympic
The Mirth Makers, a leading burlesque group of the Progressive Circuit, began a week long engagement at the Olympic with yesterdays matinee. The two act travesty titled The Ruler of is noted for its funny situations and strong cast.
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Olympic
Burlesque Show and Wrestling Card At Standard Theater
The burlesque revue The Jolly Grass Widows drew strong crowds with acts from Clare Evans as Weary Wiggles and Hughie Mlaherty as Iisty Rhodes. Mise Travers praised as the “perfect Woman” by painter Sargent. Hayce the Russian cuff king will escape cuffs from the Vine Canal bridge Monday at 2 30. Thursday features Gus Ku Woras versus Paul Demer in a wrestling match.
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Clare,Evans
Weary Wiggles
Hughie Mlaherty
Iisty Rhodes
Standard
Madam X
George H. Ward
Krausemeyer
John J. Blick
Bank
Mise Belle ‘Travers
Mise Travers
Sargent
Hayce
Vine — Canal
Betwen Gus Ku- Woras
Paul Demer
D. D No Announces Santley Engagement
D D No notes Joseph Santley is not married yet. The article mentions an announced engagement to a charming individual, though details are unclear and the source text is fragmented.
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Joseph Santley
Tair
Rich man held with two girls provides bond
Shettdh M. Moberly, 37, was released on bond after being arrested on loitering and obstructing charges near a grave church in Lexington Kentucky. Two girls, 17 and 9, accompanied him. authorities said all three were later escorted by officers and detained, with formal charges following at the courthouse.
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Shettdh M
Moberly
Fency
Wlatet Pharba
Tuehavond
Pigan
Ohio
Beth
Patie
Shain M. Mikerty
Besteley
Silent Accused Swindle Team Tied to Money Plan
Detectives reported two alleged conspirators planned to swindle a business man by forging money. Arrests followed a print shop seizure that yielded items tied to the alleged scheme and the defense was handled by attorneys Williams and Ragland.
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Hana of
Waliams
Marriage Licenses Reported Across Multiple Names
A series of marriage licenses are listed with names and addresses including Ata ast Frost from Clifton Ave Rochester NS, Henrietta Meseh and Chatwin Ave Wiltiac Gaskins, Laura Jackman, Henry Gunter with Katie Murray, Elizabeth Clarke and John Kirkland with Annie Lynch, and other pairs from Ohio Indiana and Cincinnati area addresses, reflecting updated union records.
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Pee
Hafertepen
Rochester
Min
Henrietta Meseh
Chatwin
Wiltiac
Gaskins
Ninth
Mattie Bells
Harris
Richmond
Lanai Vt
Bagdort
Freeport
Ind
T. Braley
Flinten Street
Jobn Brown
Whitney
Laura
Jackman
Whitney Court
Henry
Gunter
Central Avenue
Katie
Murray
Henry F Brandigel
West McMicken Avenue
Elizabeth Clarke
Elmore Street
John Kirkland
Carthage
Annie Lynch
Center Street
Fhusell Fo Harmon
Twelfth Street
Hikers Club Plans Ten Mile Tramp East of Hamilton
Special to The American. Hikers club begins a ten mile trek east of town from Second and High streets, travels through town and along Princeton pike, returns via Middletown pike. Next hike is a night tramp to be announced. Afterward members will gather at Miss Elia Mae Cope’s East Dayton street home for a tatty pulling.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Princeton Pike
Middletown Pike
Elia Mae Cope
Dayton Street
Elks Memorial Service Honors Deceased Members
Hamilton Ohio December 7 memorial services were held at Hamilton Lodge No 95 for thirty departed Elks. Lou J Beauchamp delivered the memorial address praising the departed brothers. An excellent program followed at Smith Theater.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Hamilton Lodge No
Wort
Smith
Lou J. Beauchamp
The
Elks
Parity and conduct lecture noted by local pastor
A pastor addresses the Social League of Our City about youth conduct and modesty in public events. He urges avoiding embarrassment by enforcing decorum, referencing gallery seating and interactions between men and women.
Westminster and Methodist Meet in Basketball Showdown
The Westminster and Methodist team fight for first place in a tight race. A $25 silver cap prize awaits the winner after next Saturday night’s decisive game at the Mochia arena.
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Sperial
Hamilton
Piri
Dew
Varlone
Mrs Hull Dies at Daughter’s Home in Overpeck Ohio
Speci to The American Hamilton Ohio December 7 Mrs Martha Mall 36 wife of Noah Mall died at the home of her daughter north of Overpeck at 1 o clock today Cause of death was congestion of the lungs A daughter Mrs Tout Mey of Overpeck and a son Richard of Albany New York survive
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Hamilton
Ohio
Martha
Mall
Noah Mal
Overpeck
Tout Mey
Rachard
Albany
N.Y
Christmas Program At Hilltop School Saturday Night
Miss Peart, public schools drawing instructor for St. Cate Township, has organized a Christmas program for Hilltop School on Saturday night December 205. The Hamilton area program will be mainly musical with participants Miss Ent, Harry Freeger, and Gordon Ent.
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Hamilton
Peart Ent
St. Cate
Township
Hilltop
The
Wee
Ent
Hary Freeger
Gordon Ent
Widow Granted Pension for Fireman Husband
Mrs Charles Jackson widow of the late retired fireman has been granted a pension of 10 dollars per month. If it is found that Jackson served continuously for a period of five years, his widow will receive 16 dollars per month instead.
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Sphorut
Aedean
Hamilton
Charles Jackson
Jackson
Mrs Lindley Dead After Illness at Home
Elizabeth Lindley 70, widow of Hiram Lindley, died at 8:30 this morning at 726 Bons Avenue. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at Wheld Mt. HB Church at McGonigie Station. Interment in Oxford Cemetery.
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Fliz- Abeth Lindley
Hira
Lindley
McGonigie Station
Oxford Cemetery
Arrests and alleged thefts in Hamilton and Port Huron
Police reported a Saturday night incident on Gordon avenue in Hamilton where an inquiry involved a boxing echo remark. Joseph Applegate is accused of larceny and was moved to Port Huron by Captain Richard Kirwen, with plunder reportedly found on Applegate. Charles Ferguson, a former U S Navy sailor, was arrested for intoxication and to be sent to Cincinnati.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Harrison
Joseph Appleghten
Port Huron
Mich
Richard Kirwen
Applegate
Charles Ferguson
United States Navy
Cincinnati
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