Aman’s Hope to Avenge Kinney Death
Sullivan of 244 Beem Street begs for vengeance after Kinney’s electric chair death. She asserts Kinney did not commit the murder and vows to prove the truth, seeking to remove Kinney’s body and endure hard work to support her sorrow until she dies.
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Suiliven
Seo Aed Lees
Kinney
Tehyatr
Tiadine
Keeney Serine
Ralph Pytne
Abe
Frein
Mt Yap Vary
Netife
Sullivan
Woman attempts suicide by carbolic acid on streetcar track
Miss Japice Black of Westerville Ohio disappears the same night as Miss Harman’s suicide attempt. Ruth Arnold, later revealed as her maiden name, confessed despair over a broken marriage to her parents. Authorities pursue leads as the missing woman remains at large and the case remains under investigation.
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Per & Tone
Alien Animati
Ast Hight
Ruth
Arnald
Miss Harmon
Yw. A
Policeman Attacked. Suspect Charged After Disorderly Incident
A man was arrested after attacking a policeman in the Fourth District. The officer received facial injuries and the suspect was restrained, later sent to City Hospital for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forth District
Packard
Shiwea
Rockefeller Joins Buyer Interest in New Haven Railroad
Rockefeller, long a director of the New Haven Railroad, is reported as a potential buyer. He is said to be prepared to pay more if prices are right and may participate in future stock acquisitions.
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Rockefeler
New Haven Railroad
Hoekefeleriec
Auto Crash Fatality Report From Lyndsex Street
A vehicle driven by Edward Meyer, age 38, crashed into a tree on Lyndsex Street near Corry Street. The car, owned by Charles Steward, was traveling north of Abily Avenue when the accident occurred. Police noted a surrender of responsibility at the scene.
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Tee AN
Lyndsex
Ag” Aubert Savott
Corry Street
Edward Meyer
Ron Walker
Wan
Charles “Steward
Firth
Burial As A Pauper In Potter's Field Found Nearby
A man described as an eerie individual died Wednesday at the Hotel D Italia and was buried as a pauper in the potter's field. The hotel manager did not know him and no explanation for his visit to the hotel was offered. He had a home in the area.
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Dhe
Franklin
Erie
D'italia
Potter's Field
Eleven Perish As Sea Tragedy Strikes British Steamer
Reports from London say a British steamer named Weimar of 1500 tons sank after grounding near Beaule. Seventeen to thirty one crew are missing with no details yet on casualties or rescue operations.
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London
Beaule
Weimar
Edward Eastep Sues Ida May for Divorce Over Alcohol and Conduct
Edward Eastep alleges in his divorce suit that Ida May Eastep neglected the home drank excessively and associated with improper persons and refused to live with him for more than three years. The filing was submitted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eastep
Ida May Eastep
Engineers to report on canal bed for loop project
Charlee Swain and George Edwards, city engineers, will present a report to the Huskest Men's Club next Weednews day on surveying the canal bed for the proposed loop and rapid transit rig. They expect to endorse administration favored plans and Mayor Hunt says the canal bed will be endorsed.
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Charlee Swain
George Edwards
Hunt
Reserve decision on Baker's appeal to reduce alimony
The Court of Appeals heard Attorney Baker's bid to cut alimony from 3100 a year as Mrs Lawson and her former husband attended. Advocates cited rising living costs with food prices as justification for a lower payment while the court noted it cannot rule on the divorce itself.
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Baker
Eee Baker
Tuette Lawson Haken
Court of Appeals
Williams and Keith to be tried soon
Conmign Pleas Judge Cushing is expected to hear the cases of Williams and N B Keith former officers of the Boenaling Trust Company. Prosecutor Porter said trials will be scheduled next week. George B Cox was indicted with them but later acquitted on a separate matter.
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Cushing
Williams
Keith
Thie
Tudare i Caldwell
Leading Leckland Firms Exhibit Delayed at Whitnet House Site
Local manufacturing firms planned to exhibit at the Whitnet House site but delays and miscommunications hinder the display. Visitors arriving found no arranged displays or official notices, leaving exhibitors perplexed about plans and access.
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Leckland
Saready
Spacen
Permatiritit
Whitnet House
Pacific Railways Company Sued for 5000 Damages in Common Pleas
Jim Clark sues Pacific Railways Company for 5000 damages filed in Common Pleas Court yesterday alleging the company’s workers dropped a steel rail in its yards at Gest and Me Lgam streets on October 15, crushing his left foot.
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New
Orlentus Oe
Ttxas
Pacific Raiways ‘Company
Common Pleas Court
Jim Clark
Clark
Gest
Lgam
Tragic Jump on Panhandle Train Ends in Death
A man named Walter Frederickson apparently jumped from a moving Panhandle railroad train at speed of about 40 miles per hour, instantly killed. The incident occurred during a wartime journey home for the holidays. the body was recovered at the scene.
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Ager
Unclear fragment hints at historic signatures and gifts
Fragment mentions Mrs Asker-Has Van Dusen and a great grandfather who signed the Declaration of Independence. References Lafayette and the New York Globe imply a gift or presentation, but the text is garbled and yields limited verifiable details.
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Asker
van Dusen
Lafayette
New York Globe
Yankee Sailors In Old World Have Big Time Before Leaving for Mexico
Special to The American Washington reports bluejackets from the Atlantic squadron touring Europe enjoyed a lengthy educational cruise through France and Italy with sports and sightseeing. Between 1500 and 2000 men toured ports daily, and no site was missed before orders sent the fleet toward Mexican waters.
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Mexico
Criuine
Watt Itong
France
Italy
Pope Ptun
Hiie
Rome
Washington
Mexican
Junior Republic plan to open state colony near Terrace Park
Lyman Beecher Stowe reports success in arousing Ohio philanthropists for a new state Junior Republic near Terrace Park Cincinnati. Aimed at self sustaining operation with a boy judge chain gang and half day school work balance the colony will recruit mainly from parents, with some youths from juvenile court suspensions.
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Lyman Beecher Stowe
National Association of Junior Republics
Cincinnati
Terrace Park
Stowe
Ohio
Business Men's Club
Prorhate
New Republic
PF. H. Wilder
Newell Hargrave
Standish Meacham
Judge Jelke, Jr
Robert Marshall
George Junior Republic
Freeville
BH. Kroger
Dst
Yinder Guard
Cincinnati Plans First Canal Shipfront Celebration
Plans are under way at the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the first shipment of Cincinnati made goods via the Panama Canal. The event marks the canal’s blow up of the Gamboa dike and aims to encourage local manufacturers to place products on the first eligible freighter or passenger vessel passing through. Public display and formal exercises are planned in Cincinnati.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Panama Canal
Gamboa Dike
Criciinati
New Drug Law Spotlight Draws Suicidal Claimants
Readers report to Governor Cox that habitual drug users threaten suicide if small quantities are banned. The request urges emergency legislation to amend the agricultural secretary’s proposal and allow limited access for addicts or to fund sanitariums for treatment.
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Cox
Secretary of Agriculture
British War Dept Signs Ad Contracts for Recruitment
The British war department has awarded contracts for a nationwide publicity campaign in England to recruit for the army and navy. Forty thousand men are needed to fill vacancies in British regiments.
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London
British War Department
England
Taft Delegation Denounces Roosevelt on Court Independence
Special to The American from New York reports President Taft accusing Theodore Roosevelt of undermining judicial independence and demoralizing the administration of justice during a lecture to the New York Peace Society. Taft praises Roosevelt only for promoting U S Monroe Doctrine explanations in South America.
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New York
Bec
William He Taft
New York Peace Society
Roosevelt
South America
United States
Man Sought 25000 Damages Over Tragic Crossing Death
George B Poole Sr files in Superior Court for 25000 damages over the death of Beorge B Poole Jr fatally injured at a streetcar crossing on Mitch ell avenue. Suit names B and C S W railroad and traction company alleging negligence by the railroad gateman and streetcar watchman signaling the car to proceed.
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Beorge B. Poole Jr
T Te Mitchell Avenue
Railroad
George B. Poole
Project Begun to Rebuild County Maps for Flood Plan
Dayton Ohio engineers began tracing county maps and plat books damaged in the March flood as the first step in a plan to complete five reservoirs. Each reservoir will rise 50 to 100 feet and drain about 155 square miles, with a three year timeline for completion.
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Dayton
Ohio
Carpenters Vote on Wage Increase Plan
A referendum by the Union Carpenters District Council approved a wage scale increase likely to raise the hourly rate by about 60 to 66 cents. The present contract runs to next May, after which a new agreement with higher wages and improved conditions is expected, subject to building conditions in Cincinnati next spring.
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Union
Carpenters’ ‘District Council
Carpenters
Ex Secretaries of Y M C A Plan Reunion Dinner
Fourteen former Y M C A secretaries will attend a reunion dinner at the Munro Hotel on Thursday evening December 14. The program will feature a reprise of humorous incidents from the old Study Circle. Participants include John W. Perkins J Marry Cone GA Hawley Dr Frank Thompson Warner K Sayers Hortie Williamson Elmer G Ackerman Daniel Miller J George McMinnin W H Nagel W H Harris and R Ruggies.
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Munro Hotel
Ee Me Ioe
John W. Perkins
J. Marry Cone
R. Ruggies
Law School
Board Protected in Liquor Wrangle in Canton
State inspectors were sent to Canton to observe the liquor license process amid warnings of home bomb threats directed at the board. Commissioners Witter Daugherty faced pressure as the conflict over licenses intensified.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. Witter
Daugherty
Canton
Murder trial set for Atthoiey George Mundy
Indicted for the murder of his wife Leona in her room at 17 East Highth street last June. Trial in Criminal Court begins next Tuesday. The following day John C. Griffith paymaster for Westlake Construction, builders of the new city hospital, faces trial on a charge involving embedding $5,484.
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Atthoiey
George Mundy
Leona
East Highth Street
John C. Griffith
Westlake Construction Company
New City Hospital
Bank Seeks 98 Thousand From Liquor Co. Bankrupt
Fifty promissory notes totaling 98 644 10 accompany a creditor's petition filed yesterday in U S district court by Fifth Third National bank. A creditors meeting for Bettman Johnson Liquor Co. is set for Wednesday December 17 at the receiver C T Greve's offices.
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Bettman-Johnson Liquor Co
United States District Court
Fifth-Third National Bank
C. T. Greve
Vermont Battleship Crippled in Remote Accident
The battleship Vermont, badly crippled after an accident 1,200 miles from home, is expected to reach Hampton Roads today under convoy of Delaware and Jason. The starboard main shaft is broken and several compartments are flooded.
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Americas
Washington
Vermont
Hampton Roads
Delaware
Orian
Jason
Insolvency Judge Appoints Receiver for Warner Equipment
Judge Warner names Edward E. Schultz as receiver of the Warner Equipment Company of Cullom's Station. The appointment is supported by company president P. B. Warner. The firm, a $60,000 corporation with $25,000 paid in, employs 16 workers in steam shovel manufacture.
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Warner
Edward 8. Schultz
Warner Equipment Company
Cullom's
P. B. Warner
Clerk Gets Year For Stealing A Dime
Special to The American reports in Chicago that Edward Dubois a portal clerk was sentenced by Judge Landis in the U S District Court to one year in the house of correction for stealing 10 cents from a letter amid concerns dishonest clerks could loot the postoffice building.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Laindis
United Sates District Court
Cive Eaward Dubois
Q Portal
House of Correction
Relatives Seek To Solve Mystery Of Mrs Mackay's Death
Relatives press to clear up the death of Mrs Helen Smith Mackay widow of Donald Mackay former preacher at the Collegate Church of Bt Nicholas Fifth avenue who died on an operating table at a private surgery using the alias Mrs J H Stone A paper in her handbag with her name helped identify her body at an apartment house on Park avenue where she lived last night Scarlet clues point to a need for fuller investigation.
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New York
Helen Smith Mackay
Donald Bage Mackay
Collegate Church of
Bt. Nicholas
Fifth Avenue
J. Hf. Stone
Boston
Mra Linebay
Free Nursery Opens For Christmas Shopping by Women’s Civic Commission
A nursery operated by the Women’s Civic Commission will open at 106 West Seventh Street to care for children while mothers shop. A Visiting Nurses’ Association nurse will supervise with toys and lunches provided, donations accepted for the Visiting Nurses’ Fund. Open 10 am to 6 pm daily through December 24, with a separate dance for children this afternoon and an adults’ dance in the evening at the Music Hall.
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Women's Civic Commission
West Seventh Street
Woman's, Civic Commmission
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Visiting Nurses’ Fund
Norwood to Receive Expanded Lithographing Plant
The United States Lithographing Company will move its entire lithographing plant and department from Erie Pennsylvania to Norwood Ohio. The transfer adds about 200 workers to the Norwood operation while the printing department remains in Erie. The announcement was made by company officials John Omwake and Samuel J Murray.
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New York
Bible Is 319 Years Old in Rare Amsterdam Print
Lawrenceburg Indiana December 11 Col Ezra G Hayes sent to Professor Cox Cincinnati for Yale University a Bible measuring 9 by 24 inches. The back is held with metal hinges. The rare volume was printed in Amsterdam in 1694.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Ezra G. Hayes
Cox
Cincinnati
Yale University
Amsterdam
Witness Describes Friend Schmidt In Murder Case
Anne Mutter testifies about her friendship with John Schmidt, accused in a murder linked to the Ausmiller girl. She recalls Schmidt’s kindness to Anna, their meetings at the pier and in America, and letters showing a temporary falling out followed by reconciliation. The witness hopes justice is done.
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Anne Mutter
John Baia
Bart Whiter
Hans Behmnidt
Sapa
Fae
Kir
Aumiller
America
New York
Schmidt
Anna
Sehmidt
Plot thickens over 1914 Republican convention site
Washington reports the national committee received a notice that St Louis would offer 209000 for organization purposes if designated as the convention city. The bid is under serious consideration as debate heats up.
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Republican Party
National Committee
Er. Louis
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Patty
Norwood
the Glow Electric Co
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Dennison Restaurant
Fifth & Main
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East Pearl
WH Schmidt
ST. Louis
Kelly Springfield Tire CO
Eighth Avenue
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Guarantesd
Office
BEN Franklin CO
D.W. Sayre & CO
Phrome Canal
Eclipse
Devere Electric Company
W. Fourth Street
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