Probe of Newspaper Trust Charge Draws Senate Debate
Senate and House members discussed the alleged dominance of leading papers by the United Press Association controlled by Scripps. Representative Lafferty criticized the association as exploiting the poor with penny papers while portraying Scripps as a millionaire profiting from misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
United Press
Lafferty
Oregon
Cafferty
Portland
Ty Lafferty
Portland News
Scripps
Arnegie Backs Root as Presidential Candidate
Andrew Carnegie endorsed Elihu Root for President citing his qualifications and broad policy views from tariffs to peace. Carnegie aimed to influence the Republican nomination while noting Roosevelt’s illness limited access to Mr Root at the White House.
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Eclal
Washington
Caradégie
Elihusot
United States
Ite House
Sec- Sar
Roosevelt
Root
Skibo
John Morley
Senator Root
Mr. Root
Indianapolis Chamber backs income tax reform movement
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce appointed a special committee to seek repeal of the tax at the source deduction and propose methods enforcing returns from taxpayers. More than 1,000 letters enclosing a memorial were sent to cities urging cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Thedianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Health movement saves life insurance firms says Sedgwick
Dr. William T. Sedgwick president of the Life Insurance Association addresses the annual meeting in New York. He argues the health movement has saved many insurers from ruin by increasing longevity though warns of possible lost motion if emphasis is misplaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Sedgwick
Bos
Sedgwick
Massachusetts Institute of Techlogy
Car McCann Girl May Have Drowned
Detectives admit bafflement in the disappearance of Miss Jepele McCann daughter of a wealthy grocer She has been missing since early last week and investigators now search banks of the Schuylkill and the river to determine if she took her own life or met with foul play.
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Eligi
New York
Tofht
Jepele McCann
Schuylkill
Dson
Ex-Chicago Educator Opposes Agitation After Loss
Mrs Ella Flagg Ing former Chicago public schools superintendent declines agitation over her non reelection She has become education editor of The Chicago Tribune and says she does not seek any political role She comments on a strike threat by pupils and notes her stance amid calls to bolster postal service at Winton Place branch as manufacturers pass resolutions complaining of mail delays
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Dial
Chicago
Ella Flagging
Public Seols
Chicago Ibune
O'Hare
40000 Pupils Told How to Be Healthy in City
The city held health and hygiene talks in public and parochial schools with speakers from the Red Cross and Anti Tuberculosis league. Officials stressed personal and community responsibility to prevent tuberculosis and noted 260000 annual US deaths from the disease.
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Coa Sands
Oyler School
Roberta
Edwin Kehoe
Warsaw
Mise Bareh i Herbert
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Mise Laah Marcus
Condon
United States
Shore Reclamation Planned for Gatun Lake Project
Contract awarded to raise Gatun Lake shores near the Sirl and Laglarto rivers. Engineers require a ten foot higher bank to prevent Atlantic overflow with a 900 foot dike to be built between the headwaters of the Sirl and Laglarto.
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Ayeciel
New York
Gatun Lake
Atlantic Ocean
Fragmented OCR Notice Returns Mixed Personal Details
Incomplete text lists names ages and addresses with scattered locations and terms like inquest hospital and ads. The readable items include Mra. Elects Thornton 80 and Catherine Seaton avenue with unclear context. Overall the snippet resembles a garbled public notice or obituary fragment with multiple personal identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Hamilton Avenue
Bey Megane
Frederick D. Caton
Grey Road
Taber
Marna Ress
Local Birth Announcements Mixed With Addresses
Birth notices list several newborns with parent names and street addresses across multiple households. Names include Shelby, Piper, Koester, Rutenschromr, Murphy, Brown, Chevenet, Mergler, Mullen, and Ostafin among others, with various city streets and parent couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martian
Anne Shelby
Wade OM
Lora
Mettie Piper
West Street
Ava
Mary Isham
Everett
Ella Bettie
Bethel
Eve
Y. Koester
Cleves
Wiliam
Mary Rutenschromr
Foley Road
Girt
Charles
Fanny Murphy
Cleves Bay
Herbert
Hester Brown
Tolan
Wiliabeith
Enue
Central
Irl
Gast
Mary Ostafn
Pirasant Street
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Weekly Record
The notice summarizes multiple property transfers including Margaret Dunlap to G Walker in Springfield Towers, and George W Stevenson to Mamie Stevenson on Slane Avenue Norwood. It lists many transactions with prices, acreages, sections, and lines of property, plus mortgage filings and a mortgage canceled involving William J Woodward and Richard B Welage among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dunlap
G. Walker
Springfeld Towers
Rassiga Rusicka
Raszicke- Compensy
Oakley
George W. Stevenson
Mamie
Stevenson
Moeig
Slane Avenue
Norwood
Witem L. Woodward
Richard B. Velage
Carolina Avenue
Oberlin Avenue
Lewis Bedinger
Mamie Bedinger
Harvey Avenue
Roche
Jaila Ney
Virginia
Joseph H. Blocker
Ethelton
Fismere
Wood
Moe
Albert
Sierra T
SKA
Wan ‘Hollingsworth
Willem
Nugent
Richard B. Welage
Wiliam J
Sectoern
Onio Ohio L
Albert Steiniendi
Elizabeth
Joe Stark
B. A
Louis Dodt
Lawrence Jacoby
Willen
Meehan & Co
BR. Ana Lb. Co
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Kent Howerd Yoerrtetem of Akron and Clare Lewise Falla of 217 Calhoun Street obtain a license. Matthew J. Sebarpp and Jomeptine Healey with addresses 2 8 Weet Thirteenth street apply. Rotert F Steele of Corbin Kentucky and Beetle Sek Dune of 5 Weet Eighth street apply for a license.
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Kent Howerd Yoerrtetem
Akron
Clare Lewise Falla
Calhoun Street
Matthew J. Sebarpp
Uringtog. ii
Jomeptine Healey
Weet Thirteenth Street
Rotert F Steele
Corbin, Ky
Beetle
Weet
Eighth Street
Naval Corps Men and Officers Feel War Cloud Hovering
Activity at League Island navy yard Philadelphia continues for over a month as marines drill daily under officers. Veterans compare current routine to the days before the U S war with Spain, with tension and anticipation felt among the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Corps
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Runaway marriage leads to multiple divorces in Molvency Court
In Molvency Court Judge Warner granted Edith L. Renschler a divorce from Renschler the photographer for neglect and support failures claiming 25 cents a day for essentials while he spent up to 2 dollars daily on cigars. Several other divorces were granted including Autumn Katz from Julius Katz on cruelty and Clara Overend from Charles Overend for willful absence and non-support. Additional decrees went to Anna S. Burch from Emmet H. Burch, Anna E. B. Rusher from Harry E. Rusher for abandonment, Mary Carafale from John Carafale for neglect and cruelty with custody of two children, and Grace Staat from George Staat.
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Rennschier
Renschier
Lon Ames
Renschiers
Newport
Autumn Katz
Main Street
Julius Katz
Clara Overend
Clinton and
Cutter Streets
Charles Overend
Anna S. Burch
Henrietta Flats
Emmet H. Burch
Greenville
Texas
Anna EB. Rusher
East Second Street
Harry E. Rusher
Mire
Mary ‘Carafale
Plum Street
John Carafale
Grace Staat
George Statt
Abolish Crossings Bond Issue Urged by Club Leader
Theodore Mayer, named chair of the Business Men's Club committee, says a new bond issue must be approved by voters to continue eliminating grade crossings. The group notes the Gilbert avenue and Hopple street viaducts and other upgrades have exhausted the $800,000 bond issue from recent years. Other committee members include C. F. Ellerhorst L. Alvin Kreits Benton Orr J. E. Sullivan and Charles Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Mayer
Business Men's Club
Mayer
Gilbert Avenue
Hopple Street
C. F. Ellerhorst
L. Alvin
Wife Granted Divorce in Cross-Petition Case
Mrs Mary Bischoff of Lancaster Ohio was granted a divorce from John E Bischoff of 31 Bremen Street yesterday afternoon. The cross petition followed Bischoff’s suit for separation filed two days earlier. She says he lived with another woman for two years and barred her from the house unless she did housework. He charged his mother in law interfered with his household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bischoff
Lancaster
Ohio
John E. Bischoff
Bremen Street
Bischoff
Bond Released for Mamie Davis in Grand Larceny Case
Mamie Davis of 633 West Sixth Street was released on $1,060 bond to await grand jury action and potential trial before Judge Cush ing in Common Pleas Court if indicted. Yesterday Judge Cushing sentenced Frank Ford to six months in jail for assault and battery. William Tully was fined $25 on the game charge. Lester Morgan received six months in jail with five months suspended. Walter Ridley was fined $100 for carrying concealed weapons, and Boonett Yank was fined $25 on the same charge.
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Mamie Davis
West Sixth Street
Cushing
Common Pleas
Frank Ford
Lester Morgan
Walter Ridley
Boonett Yank
River levels rise and fall across Ohio river district
The Cincinnati river gauge readings show mixed changes with several towns posting rising and falling water levels. Dam and gage data near Franklin Parkersburg and Louisville indicate shifting conditions as processes move through the upper district while lower segments wait for Saturday.
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Cincinnati
Franklin
Parkersburg
Preah
A. Palle
Pt. Pleasant
Ieal Alban
Williamson
Tanooga
Reck
Kansas City
Mempiste
Aia
Little Rock
Heléna
Vicksboro
Shreveport
New Orleans
Ncinoati
Lawyer felled in court by Cincinnati attorney
In Delaware Ohio December 13 a court bench incident led to attorney Owen being struck on the head by chair wielded by Cincinnati prosecutor McKim during examination of a black driver James Johnson. McKim jailed ten days for contempt. trial adjourned to permit further action tomorrow.
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Delaware
Ohio
High
Henry’ Hess
Owen
Te. McKim
Cincinnat
McKim
Owen Dame
Aii
James Johnson
Hei
Defente
Wee
Dvor Owen
Seizure of Irish Rifles Marks Action at Sea
Reports describe the seizure of rifles from a vessel as part of enforcement against arms smuggling to Ireland. Shipments were intercepted and the arms unites confiscated. Officials say the seizure underscores ongoing efforts to prevent arms from reaching Irish groups.
Indianapolis Dance Ordinance Test Legal Challenge
Barley leaders in Indianapolis plan a suit within the month to challenge a city council ordinance requiring a city designated matron to approve all dances after December 14. The act, signed by the mayor, gives broad powers to eject attendees for dress or behavior. Society leaders protest that decency cannot be fixed by law.
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Indianapolia
Ind
Barlety
Indianapolis
Ety Council
Opey
Yenterdaly
Indighapolis
Mrs Holmes Resigns as Cincinnati Symphony Director
Mrs C Holmes has resigned from her post as director of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association citing physical inability to continue in the role. She states her interest remains strong but she cannot fulfill the duties, despite board discussions about restoration months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Holmes
Cincinnati Symphon Orchestra Association
Holmes
Wiys
Holmer
Gunmen Battle Outside Madison Bain Streets
Special to The American reports gunmen in a pistol duel outside Madison Bain. Police cannot locate the two gangs blamed for the six day Meyele race disruption. A streetcar was used as a barricade. attackers escaped in automobiles.
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New York
Madison
Bain
Wink
Nfar
Missing Girl Mystery Reports in Hammond
Special to The American from Hammond Indiana December 13 Rose Evan a claimed victim of the poison needle has been heard from via long distance telephone her mother was told Dont look at me any more Jam in Chicago I been taken to a place on Street where Mea Ryan heard the tale and the line went dead Police believe she was coerced into telephoning her mother and dragged away when the captor feared she spoke too much A raid later uncovered a strangely built house with a trapdoor in the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Rose Evan
Abd
Chicago
Ryan
Challenging Census Debt Figures for Cincinnati Mobility
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce contests Census Bureau figures claiming Cincinnati mobility and size exceed its class. In a letter to William J. Harris, they argue assets like the Cincinnati Southern Railway and water works make the city more productive, making census liabilities alone misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cinceinnat
United States
Chamber ‘of Commerce
William J. Harris
Census Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Poison charge shocks New York farm town
Ernest Frahm, a farmhand in Bpertal New York, was arrested after evidence surfaced that Mrs. Buffum allegedly poisoned her husband and children with arsenic. Authorities say Evalop urged the poison plan and that Frahm provided statements. the district attorney promises no clemency for confessions.
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Bittle Valley
N. Y
Ernest Frahm
Mia
Nthia
Huffum
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Newpaper Trust
Arnegie
Ould
AYS
Eposed
Winton Place
Resolume
Mon*t
Winton Ace
Mamolvency Court
Warner
Edith L. Renschler
William Tully
Alec
Ireland
Imaglavtacion
Dange
Mrs. Holmes
Mesoage
Buffum
Evalop
Kroger
SANTA
Warwick Tomatoes
Beet Indian
Sicily
Kroger’s Bread
Wisconsin
Richardson & Robbins
Avondale
French Pease
Tai
Michigan
S. Hs Bi
Soler
Eden Park Ci Select
Yona
Aera
Priess
Fresh Link Breakfast Sanshgy
Weinerwerst
Strictly Fresh
Cc Baturday
Kroger’s
Save Kroger
Wade
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