Bar Transfer of Liquor License Debated
The transfer of a saloon license to James Briscoe for 1400 dollars faced a counteroffer and a later tender of 81 575 was refused. Attorney John A. Deasy led the case as the liquor license committee postponed the decision to today. Several transfer applications were granted including Leppert to Fibbe and Linhardt to Duhms Frank, with Fritz to Liger rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Briscoe
a _Briscoe
Lan
John A. Deasy
Janner
George Gerdes
West Rae
Charles Schuster
West Eixth Street
Willam Metz
Sycamore
Lorenzo Fassel
State Avenue
John Seifert
Winthell Avenue
Charles Schewene
West
Eastern Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Adolph Leppert
Carthage Pike
William H. Fibbe
Charles Linhardt
Mulberry
Duhms & Frank
West Ninth
George Wagner
Glenway Avenue
Anthony Niehting
West Fourteenth
Martin Fritz
Goethe Street
Edward Filg
Vine Street
Wendélin Fritz
Sycamore Street
Eugene Liger
East Fifth Street
Obtin Daughter Through Court Writ In Insolvency Court
Mrs Claudia Stewart of 39 West Fourth Street obtained custody of her four year old daughter Hazel through habeas corpus in the Insolvency Court. She had previously divorced Clay Stewart and Frances Brewart, his mother, who along with the former husband refused to surrender the child. Judge Warner ordered contempt of court charges against Stewart for alleged failure to pay $44 weekly alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Stewart
West Fourth, Street
Hazel
Frances Brewart
Clay Stewart
Cooper Street
Warner
Anmorney
Frank Burnett
Stewart
Tory
Suffragists’ Fire at Devonport Destroyed Property Worth 400000
Special cable reports police seeking the identity of suffragettes after a lumber yard blaze at Devonport. The fire destroyed property valued at 400000 as militants waited for Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst’s arrival from the United States. December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fova Lumber
Devonport
Flora Drummond
Cother
Emmeline Wankhurst
United States
Democrats win on amendment in Senate banking debate
Special to The Ameria reports the Senate defeated an amendment proposed by Senator Hitchcock to fix the number of regional banks at four and make them publicly owned as part of the new currency system. The vote was 74 to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameria
Senate
Hitchcock
Dietz Assets Revealed in Bankruptcy Filing
The defunct John Dietz Manufactor Company filed for voluntary bankruptcy in United States District Court. Schedules show liabilities of 17 299.46 and assets of 12 986.52, with the firm described as a failed enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dietz
Poe Company
United States District Court
Pester
Bailey to face U S commissioner on white slave act charge
Thomas J. Bailey formerly of Harrisonburg Va now resident of Boomer Kanawha coal fields is to be arraigned tomorrow before U S Commissioner Joseph Ruffner on a charge of violating the Mann white slave act. It is alleged he transported his wife's sister from Virginia to West Virginia and an investigation followed the birth of a child two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y ‘Harleston
W.va
Thomas J. Bailey
Harrisonburg
Boomer
Kanawha
Joseph Ruffner
Batley
Virginia
Local Teen Harold Black to Miss Athletics After Appendicitis
Harold Black of the class of 16 at Hamilton High School will return home this week from Mercy Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Doctors say he must abstain from athletics for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Harold Black
Mercy Pospital
Plan to Block Small Board Members With Lawsuit
Ten members of the board of education opposed to the small school board law caucused before last night's meeting and approved a motion to seek an injunction on January 1 to prevent newly elected members from taking seats. Ida J. Gerding would fill the vacancy left by the resignation of P. A. Rittweger, and her nomination was approved. Dr Condén supported appointing a trained social worker to enforce attendance laws and address truancy. Vernon Lantis was hired for $42.50 monthly to train teachers in school garden work. A Walnut Hills delegation urged Windsor Street school improvements, citing 1914 budget funds. Louisville board of education members toured for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educaion
Ida J. Gerding
P. A. Rittweger
Condén
Gerdingen
Gtr
Condon
Wes Stone
Phemiam Behoel
Chis
Vernon’ Lantis
Riefenheinck
Walnut Hills
Old Windsor Street
Norwood City Engineer James Stewart Attacked Over Sewer Issue
Norwood city engineer James Stewart faced criticism amid debate over an exposed sewer project from Highland Avenue to Burk Creek Road. The council discussed reducing his pay. mayor elect Englehardt proposed a 2 000 dollar salary with an assistant and inspectors. A franchise bid by Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company was defeated. Bullock Electric power bill of 2246 dollars carried to next council. A special session set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Norwood
Highland Avenue
Burk Creek Road
Englehardt
Stewart
Cincinnati and Suburban’ Telephone ‘Company
John 8. Hover
James Kern
Bullock Electric
Sasa
Hikers Club Membership Votes at Hamilton Meeting
Hamilton Ohio December 15. Fight over how members were voted into the Hikers club this afternoon. Marion Hooven Fiorence Antrim Ads Wilson Paul Past Carlysle Motzer Earl Univers Peter Rentsechler Louis Brown among those listed and aspirants black balled. An all day tramp to Wyoming planned for next Monday. Committee on refreshments Freda Furnier Margaret Betz Lois Nelson appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Marion’ ‘Hooven
Fiorence Antrim
Ads Wilson
Paul Past
Carlysle Motzer
Earl “Bnivers
Peter Rentsechler
Louis Brown
Wyoming
Freda Furnier
Margaret, Betz
Lois Nelson
Hamilton High to Spend Dance Proceeds on Jerseys
Hamilton Ohio December 15 1913 members of the Hamilton high school football team decided that the proceeds of the annual football dance held weeks ago shall be used to purchase jerseys. Players listed include Don Fitzgerald captain Don Morand manager Starlus Shifler Paul Harm E Eppensteiner Robert Weiche Robert Wheelright Scott Finley Stanley Motzer Walter Betscher Samuel Spoerl and William Ports. A 1914 captain will be elected at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
High School Athletic Association
Don Fitzgerald
Don Morand
Starlus Shifler
Paul Harm
E. Eppensteiner
Hamilton High Council Reports Football Fund Surplus
The Hamilton high school Students' Council approved the football team manager's reports this afternoon. The association shows a fifty dollar surplus in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Owie
Hamilton High School
Poisoned Man Is Better
Charles Lukens of 1786 Lexington Avenue Morwood accidentally swallowed carbolic acid Sunday. Physicians at the city hospital reported yesterday he is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Lukens
Lexington Avenue
Morwood
City Hospital
Suspect Held in Theft After Chase in City
Frank Hines of 32 Avery Alley was captured after a chase from Water and Central avenues to Third Mill streets. He faces arraignment for burglary and grand larceny for allegedly entering Thomas O Mara s saloon home and taking 160 dollars, with a card addressed to Herman Miller found on him. Officers say shots were fired and a child screamed during the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hines
Avery Alley
Fricke
Hines
Water
Central Avenue
Third Mill Streets
Thomas O'Mara
O'Mara
Burbinky Teighder
Flora
Herman Miller
West Pig
Miller
DIVORCE CASES DRAMATICALLY Dismissals Follow Reconciliation
In Thielvehthy Court yesterday Agnes Heber’s divorce from George Heber was dismissed after a reconciliation. She testified she was forced to marry in Newport Kentucky on November 3 under threats of institutional commitment. she is 16. Clara Browne’s suit against Oscar Browne was withdrawn. Edward Berry asked dismissal of his divorce action against Gladys Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Heber
George Heber
Thielvéthy
Heber
Newport
Clara L. Browne
Oscar J. Browne
Edward M. Berry
Gladys M. Berry
Immigration Bill Stirs House Debate After Senate Veto
President Taft vetoed a new immigration measure. House debate to follow as differences on militant suffragists and saboteurs are addressed. The bill includes deportation within three years for advocates of property destruction or overthrow of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aa RS Dovtik Ag Gerwtios
Barnett Qate Ues Ner
Taft
Cit
Two Atlanta Men Held on Robbery Charge
Alexander Andrews and Meyer Morris both of Atlanta are held by police on a robbery charge filed by Harry Delaney of 624 East Front Street. Delaney says the men robbed him of $3.75 early yesterday afternoon near the foot of the steps to the Suspension Bridge. He tracked them until meeting Detectives Beckroegge and O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Andrews
Meyer Morris
Atlanta
Rebiy
Harry Delaney
Siso
East Front Stret
Delaney
Suspension Bridge
Beckroegge
Landlord in Prison for Renting Disreputable Resort
Ernest Tribelhorn, president of a real estate concern in New York, began a 25 day jail term for renting an apartment he knew would be used as a disreputable resort. He was also fined $500. The conviction is the first of its kind on record here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ernest Tribelhorn
Pankhurst Maintains Sleep Strike Aimed at Release
Special cable from London reports Sylvia Pankhurst continues a no sleep strike in Holloway jail since her October 10 arrest. She walks ceaselessly, with her condition worsening to sixty, and friends expect release soon while police intend to detain her and her mother until after the Women's Social and Political Union weekly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holloway
Sylvia Pankhurst
Miss Pankhurst
Women’s Social and Political Union
Opinion: probate taxes must be assessed by court order
In Columbus on December 16 attorney general Hogan issued an opinion to Prosecutor Pogue of Hamilton County. The opinion states inheritance taxes must be assessed and distributed by probate court rather than per the proportion specified in a will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Hogan
Pogue
Hamilton County
Paroled to be a Mother in Ohio
Mrs Frances Sloppy, an inmate at Ohio Penitentiary, will be moved to Protestant Hospital in Columbus to give birth to her child outside prison walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frances Sloppy
Ohio Penitentiary
Panama Exposition Advertising Director George Perry
George Hugh Perry is director of the division of exposition advertising for the Panama Pacific Exposition. He oversees participation, promotion, publicity, publications, photography, printing, lectures, information and public service, state organization and exposition travel. Perry is a well known advertising man and lecturer on organization sciences and advertising economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hugh Perry
Perry
Schmidt to testify in murder case details of kiss and dismemberment
Special to The Americad. Hans Schmidt the priest who confessed to the murder and dismemberment of Anna Aumuller in September now on trial. He is willing to tell how he kissed the girl he loved and why he acted. Judge Foster refused to admit a postcard note as evidence. Inspector Faurot testified Schmidt described the murder in full detail including drawing the knife across Anna’s throat and dismembering the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Alphonse Reebie
Behmidt
Schmidt
Farout
Annas
Saloon Votes Go To Town Meeting In Wyoming
A town election determines whether saloons may be licensed under the new liquor law. The measure asks if four saloons may operate, a first for the town, reflecting the planned wet or dry status in the Wyoming area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Suffragette Injured Arrest Marks London Protest
London reports American suffragette Misa Zeke Emerson formerly of Jackson Michigan to be arraigned after disorderly conduct during a clash between police and hundreds opposing a parade. Emerson wore a sling as she was jailed and a protester hurled a hammer through a police window earlier, tied to Mrs Pankhurst's detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
Misa Zeke Emerson
Jackson
Mich
Miss Emerson
Judges Debate Salary Increase for Court Clerks
A joint session of Common Pleas judges discussed stenographers pay raise of 100 a year and civil service adoption. Judge Nippert Dickson and May named to study civil service. Law starts January 1. Current salaries are 1800 for stenographers and 1500 for assistants. Next meeting will consider the proposed increases.
Primrose-Dockstader Minstrel Night at Press Club
The Primrose-Dockstader Minstrel Company returns to entertain the Vier Press Club with an evening of minstrel performance on Friday night December 19. The club will dedicate the event as Primrose-Dockstader night and feature the troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose-Dockstader Minstrel Company
Vier Press Club
Rel
Fire causes slight damage at Ashland Avenue home
A fire yesterday caused slight damage to the residence of Nelson Tribue, a Negro, at 2722 Ashland Avenue. No injuries or further details reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Tribue
Ashland Avenue
Prizes Hidden in American Want Ads Lead to Free Thurston Tickets
The Americans offer free tickets to Thurston the magician at the Walnut theater for readers who find their names in the want ads. Check tomorrow and, if not found, try Thursday through Saturday mornings. Clip and bring to the American office to claim a seat, and enjoy Thurston’s stunts and comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Tracing Clue in Missing Girl Case Heats Up
Police and private detectives seek the post office station that mailed a postcard reading Jessie to the home of missing social worker Jesse McCann. The card to her mother hints a Wednesday arrival, but investigators doubt the author was Jessie and consider possible direction by the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jessie
Jesse McCann
The
Fly
Postal clerks held on embezzlement charges in two cities
Leon D King a Th ene Ind postal clerk is arrested by Inspectors Fletcher and Owen after reportedly confessing to rifling letters. John P Geiger a Cleveland Ohio postal clerk is jailed on embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
D. King
Ind
Fletcher
Owen
Ashton
John P. Geiger
Cleveland
Ohio
Saloon Keeper Fined in Sunday Closing Case
William Weinesbach a saloon keeper on Vine and Mulberry streets pled guilty in Municipal Court to violating the Sunday closing ordinance. He was fined five dollars and costs. Officers Reichman and Ruck of the Eighth District cited him for a Sunday visit when his saloon was found open with patrons drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weinesbach
Vine and Mulberry
Weinesbach
Reichman and
Ruck
Eyehth
Wennesbach
Meni
McGrath Defends City Purchases Against Bureau Claim
Stephen McGrath city purchasing agent disputes Director Sadeh of the Municipal Research Bureau, saying improvements in the purchasing department are his own ideas after studying methods of large business establishments in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen MecGrath
Sadeh
Assailant Sentenced in Multiple Armed Attack Cases
The court sentenced several defendants in a series of attack related cases. Purner, a Black man from Blanghe Davis, was given an indeterminate term after attacking a woman on Oct 18 as she returned home from work. Charles Ried, convicted of intent to kill, received an indeterminate term. Hallie Roberts pled guilty to cutting Philip Million with intent to kill and drew an indeterminate prison term. William Jones, also a Black man, found guilty of assault with a knife, received no sentence at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees Purner
Blanghe
Davis
Ostia
Caldwell
Charles Ried
Hallie Roberts
Philip Million
William Jones
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Featured in Local Ledger
The notice lists multiple property transfers including Keresa Doran to Fred A. Rena on Wayne Avenue West side and 60 by 190 feet, and Midger to Frank Dreier 20 by 75 feet near Bank and Linn streets. It also notes numerous elderly entries such as mortgages canceled and other land transactions with Bank and Trust Company assurances and figures around 1,000 to 4,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keresa Doran
Fred A. Rena
Wayne Avenue
Tighwett
Lauien Th. Midger
Frank Dreier
Eathwest
Bank and Linnstretie
Philip
Prospect ‘Hil
Hester Clem
Biteventie
Jeeta
Kaward
Alois Krismer
Jacob K . Br.s
Southbern L. & T. Co
Victoria Shansen
Ome Lesher
Hlesora Real
Odeon B. A.e
Nora Meyers
Jacob Hofman
Caroline Miller
Westwood Homestead
M. Swift
Bremen Street L. & B. Co
Edward Branber
Oak L. & BR. Co
Christoph Wolfer
West End Weekend Trust Co
Moorman
Provident
Savings Bank and
Tree Ca
Seaiscoville
Caanien Rowena
Margaret
Glensu
Dinas & L. Co. Chas
Jackson
James F. Rightmire
Motorman Killed as Interurban Crashes in Fog
In Muncie Indiana on December 15 a head on interurban collision in dense fog killed Benjamin At 35 a motorman. Burt William escaped by jumping. One passenger was thrown into a panic as fire broke out in the cars but was quickly extinguished. None of the passengers were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Benjamin
Smarried
Burt Willian
Living cost prompts wage rise call at Hyde Park talk
Attorney Amos P. Foster urged employers to raise wages to match living costs in a Hyde Park Town Hall address. He framed the modern struggle as a battle between organized labor and capital, noting labor’s demands and capital’s resistance and the public impact of strikes and boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Town Hall
Amos P. Foster
American Federation of Labor
Nany
International Onions
Foster
Lyric Theater Ad Manager Fined in Assault Case
James Day advertising manager of the Lyric Theater was fined 25 dollars and costs in Municipal Court on a charge of assault and battery brought by Fish manager of the Empress Theater. Day was arrested after Fish swore out a warrant when Day allegedly attacked him in Day's office during a dispute over Empress lithographs and Lyric bill substitutions. The dispute began last week with Day's arrest on malicious destruction of property charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Fish
Empress Theater
Day
Lyric
Empress
Death Notices and Inquest Entries Mixed City Listings
A fragmented death notices page lists Ida Lucille Kaempele scarlet fever aged 2 at 2968 Hobe Avenue and Mary J aged 76 at 3271 Gad Street with asthma. It also records Norman Selomos at City Hospital for an inquest and multiple tuberculosis and pneumonia cases with assorted addresses including 1024 John Street and 180 Findley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lucille Kaempele
Hobe Avenue
Norman Selomos
City Hospital
John C. Themell
John Street
Alice Bourton
Mepingiti
Eos Rahaman
Intermediate
Senort F. Cramer
Columbia Avenue
Moris
Manning
I Mension Whhemites
Freeman Avenue
Joan
Births to Annie Roseberry and others list
Birth notices record a string of newborns with parental names and addresses including Annie Roseberry at 206 Par nay, Leo and Cindi Potts at 427 Richmond, James and Therese G1 at 4116 Whidew iri, Thomas and Alettes Meochars at 1613, and William and Estella Brinker with a 100T launch swirl. Other entries name Thomas and Mary Wess at 528 Laurel, Hilton and Jeanette Fieher at 1962 Hoy, Bowlo and Blele Kimpeli at 2540 Pair, Herwan and Ametia Krederios and Gertrude Splorr with various dates, Memneser 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Marie Roseberry
Parnay
Leo
Cindi Potts
Richmond
James
Therese
Blele Kimpeli
Titer i Herwan
Ametia
Krederios
Gertrude Splorr
Ae Bete Tamer Hess Memneser
Santa Claus Fund Seeks $10,000 in Local Drive
Santa Claus fund efforts gather support as the union central building hosts contributions for the needy. Donors include multiple individuals and groups, with totals reaching 1202 dollars and 50 cents to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chreus
Sus Men's Club
Seoney
Oleh
Santa Claus
Union Central
Ertoewiedert
S. He O. Roth Vroeme
Onan
Coen
Mason Jone
Cach
Nota
Richard Ly Ydnba
Galbreite
Hubbell
Charlee Eugene/ Clark
Kaehe
Heae
Lees
Leale Achwab
Sandere
Theodore Preacie Prien
A. G. Fisher
L. PF. Lewin
Julie
Bankruptcy Petition Fled by Dayton Electrician William C Apple
William C Apple of Dayton Ohio filed a voluntary bankruptcy in U S District Court stating liabilities of 1797 dollars 06 cents and assets of 524 dollars yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Apple
Dayton
Ohio
United States District Court
Death by Own Action Investigated at City Hospital
Investigation into a female patient’s death began yesterday under Superintendent A C Bachmeyer and colleagues. A nurse found Mrs Hartley hanging by a sheet tied to a radiator pipe after leaving her room at 11 pm Sunday. she had been told of a relative's death the night before and appeared in good spirits earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bachmeyer
City Hospital
Geroner
Foertoma
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Hles
Democrats
DIETZ
Handman
Louisville Board of Education
Councilmien Ih
AP City Engineer
Hikers’ Club
Treasury
Pogue Opinion
P. D
M’grath
the Provident Savings Bank and Trustee
Itt
Hasina
Motorman
James Day
East Pearl
the Glow Electric Co
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Kelly Springfield Tire CO
Eighth Avenue
Springfield Tire and Rubber Company
Main
Ens Third & the Ben Franklin CO
D. W. Sayre & CO
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