Cafe Blowerd Imprint Clues in Theatre Safe Bombing
Detective assigned by Chief Crim investigates attempted robbery at the theater early yesterday. Burglars blew open the safe but left no usable clues. fingerprints taken in the theater office where the safe resided. Entry gained through a window leading to Manager George Fish’s office. room stuffed with paper and rugs to muffle the blast. Receipts from Sunday night performance were removed. no stolen money recovered.
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Crim
Impress
George Fish
Wards Boundaries Change Under Proposed City Law
The council plans to introduce an ordinance to realign wards, moving Precinct 5 of the Fourth ward in Mt Adams to the Fifth ward. The auditor will propose returning a $4,000 contingent fund from the ice distribution during last summer’s strike, and civil service measures will adjust positions and clerks under the civil service law. A committee report recommends penalties for blinding or hacking, with fines from 85 to 50 dollars likely misordered in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willenberg
Mt Adams
Civil ‘Service Commissioners
Alimony Suit Filed Over Household Dispute
Mrs Myrtle Curry sues James Ts Cigry carpenter of 212 Wy West Sixtty Street for alimony claiming he struck her with sand and chair last Sunday and forced her to leave their home while threatening to dispose of bank funds and furniture. Judge Warner granted a temporary order barring Curry from disposing of bank deposits or furniture pending a hearing.
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Ina
James Ts Cigry
Carpenter
Wy West
Sixtty Street
Myrtle Curry
Curry
Warner
Would Lower Taxes The Plan Manufacturing Company Suit filed
The Plan Manufacturing Company of Norwood sued in Common Pleas Court to halt County Treasurer Hooking from bolstering personal property taxes. It seeks removal of an inflated valuation claimed at $67,327, asserting a faithful return was filed. The board of review reportedly added $350,000 to the valuation and ordered $117,887 placed on the tax duplicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturing ‘Company
Norwood
Common ‘Pleas
Hooking
Board of Review
Ada Bell Tomlin Cagoge Sues for Divorce and Alimony
Ada Bell Tomlin Cagoge filed suits of divorce and alimony from John Cagoge in the Insolvency Court yesterday. She alleges he broke open her door and beat her, and that he has failed to provide for her. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Ada Bell Tomlin.
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Ada Bell Cagoge
John Cagoge
Ada Bell Tomlin
Edward Epstein Granted Continuance in Liquor Charge
Edward Epstein of 524 Plum Street secured a continuance in Municipal Court until December 20 after being arraigned yesterday on a charge of selling liquor without a license. He was arrested Sunday by Lieutenant Keidel and a bushel basket of bottled whisky was offered as evidence.
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Edward Epstein
Plum Street
Leense
Epstein
Keidel
Mundy Insanity Plea In Trial For Wife Killing
George Mundy stands trial before Common Pleas Judge Cushing and a jury charged with shooting his wife Lenora Mundy on June 14 at 17 East Eighth Street. Defense contends a six month nervous breakdown left him sane at the time, and the act resulted from Mrs Mundy attempting to seize a pistol. Witnesses describe Mundy’s hospital days, deep melancholy, and strange conversations about death. State attorneys Simon Ross and Walter M. Locke with defense Thomas H. Darby.
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George Mundy
Common Pleas
Cushing
Lenora
Eighth Street
Mundy
Mary
Cronin
Nurge
Good Samaritan Hospital
Muidy
Spring Grove Cemetery
Miss Cronin
Frederick Herténstein
Western German Bank
Philadelphia
Abhanay
Hertenstein
Shaffer
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
John Weld Peck
Norvy
Gugness
Faust
Waid
Peck
Katherine Amman
Elizabeth Monfort
Oth
Humane secretary opposes domestic court plan in Ohio
Oscar Troutstine of the Ohio Humane Society declares a proposed council plan to create a court of domestic relations impractical and unnecessary. He notes juvenile court handles delinquent children while the Humane Society cares for dependents, with forty years of established, low cost operations. He warns adding dependent cases to the juvenile docket would lengthen it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Oscar ‘Trouinstine
Ohio Humane Society
Troutstine
Humane Society
Yuregie
Barbers Blamed for Eye Weakness Link
Special report from the New York Committee on the Prevention of Blindness accuses barbers of causing eye weakness. The panel cites lack of enforcement of laws banning such solutions and fumes used in barber practices. Several barbers and barber supply concerns face arraignment in the Court of Special Sessions.
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New York
Ceris
Court of Special Sessions
Big Four Buys Cincinnati and Ohio River Line
Lawrenceburg Ind Dec 15 stockholders of the Cincinnati and Ohio River Railroad authorized sale of the line to the Big Four. Over 2900 of 3000 shares are owned by Big Four stockholders. The line runs from Lawrenceburg to Aurora about four miles. Construction cost with right of way was above 840000. R K Pardee of Cincinnati presided at the meeting.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cincinnati & Ohio River Railroad Company
Big Four
Aurora
Rk. E. Pardee
Cincinnati
Divorces Granted to Wives Over Drink and Neglect
Insolvency Court granted Addic Falconer a divorce from Charles W Falconer and restored her maiden name. Harry Klein divorced Marie Klein after cross petition alleging neglect and infidelity. Elsie Koert received a divorce and restoration of her maiden name after testifying her husband spent earnings on drink. Walter Gordon’s suit for divorce from Lillian was dismissed for willful absence since September.
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Addic. Falconer
Shmuel- Street
Tearmster
Warner
Harry Klein
Hackberry Street
Marie Klein
Elsie Koerther
Walter &. Gordon
Peete Street
Lillian
Indictments Filed Against Cincinnati Trust Officers
Indictments against officers and directors of the Cincinnati Trust Company for misapplication and abstraction of funds were filed by Judge Cushing on a motion by Prosecutor Pogue. Keith and Williams face charges for publishing a false Ford Johnson Company statement. their trial is set for Thursday. States’ counsel include Pogue, Jacobs, and Hogan. defenseers are Dinomre and Durty.
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Cincinnati Trust Company
Nathaniel
Keith
Fletcher R. Willams
Jundge Cushing
Court of Common Pleas
Pogue
Ald
Martin
Fame
Ford & * Johnson Chair Company
Cincinnati ‘Trust Bypott
George Cox
FR. Williams
E ‘H Davis
J. -M. Hutton
J. F. Heady
J. A Miller
J. M. Crawford Norman - Kenan
David Gyles
Ford & Johnson Company
Walter L. Jansen
Chicago
Illnois
Keith and
Wiliams
Frank ¥. Dinemore
Thomas H. Durty
Provecutor Pogue
Carl Jacobs
Hogan
Funeral for Frank Nunning Jr Held This Morning
The funeral for Frank Nunning Jr who died at his home on Carthage Avenue 37560 will be held this morning. Authorities note service details are provided in local notices and parish announcements.
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Frank Nunning, Jr
Carthage Avenue
Bank and two suits headline Kenton Court action
The First National Bank of Covington sued Kadie Herbert and others in Kenton Circuit Court to recover 100 dollars on a promissory note. Lena Herzog filed suit against the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway for 2200 dollars for personal injuries while a passenger. Ezra Howlett filed for divorce from Carrie Howlett on abandonment grounds.
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First National Bank of
Water Main Break Repaired in Covington
Superintendent Phillips and Covington water works crew labored all day to fix a 30 inch main break on the Licking pike causing a temporary water diversion from Newport. Repairs were expected to complete this morning restoring normal pressure to citizens.
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Phillips
Covington
Indictments Returned in Kenton County Grand Jury Report
The Kenton County special grand jury presented 101 indictments to Judge Frank M. Tracy in Covington. It censured railroads for neglecting duties and urged health-board action on factory smoke. Licenses for A. P. Watson and Fred Hengehold were to be revoked for disorderly conduct. Allen Botsford faces libel charges from a November article. Multiple others charged include embezzlement, receiving stolen goods, and various jail and nuisance offenses. Four railroads face indictments for maintaining a nuisance or related failures.
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Kenton County Special Grand Jury
Frank M. Tracy
Circuit Court
Covington
Health Board
A. P. Watson
Latonia
Fred Hengehold
Pike Street
Ed. E. Walker & Co
Abele
Bond
Oscar Schneider
Cincinnati
Chris Donnelly
Anton Bender
John Gates
Stanley Schulte
Fred Hengebold
Luther Watson
Frank Stall
Karl Arlington
William Goshorn
Charles Justice
Marty Potts
Chesapeake & Ohio ‘Railroad Company
Louisville & Ashville Railroad Company
Covington & Cincinnnati Railroad and Transfer and Bridge Company
Dayton pair refused marriage license in Covington
Adam Geisel aged 21 and Birdie Stanley aged 20 of Dayton were refused a marriage license in Covington due to their youth. A license was issued to Thomas Coberly 52 and Maggie Bradfield 50 of Cleveland Ohio.
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Adam Geisel
Birdie Stanley
Dayton, C
Covington
Thomas Coberly
Maggie Bradfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Fugitives Alex Andrews and Meyer Morris Arrested in Covington
Alex Andrews and Meyer Morris were arrested yesterday in Covington as fugitives from justice and were later turned over to Cincinnati police for custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Andrews
Meyer Morris
Covington
Cincinnati Polica
Newport man injured boarding moving streetcar
Charles Vonderhaar of Fifth and Washington streets Newport was seriously injured yesterday while attempting to board a moving street car near his home. He was taken to the car company's waiting room at Third and Saratoga streets where Dr. Pythian attended him.
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Charles Vonderhaar
Fifth and
Washington Streets
Newport
Third
Saratoga Streets
Pythian
Covington Briefs Arrests and Upcoming Trial
Covington police arrested Mrs. Clara Alfreda of Rogers and Ferry streets Latonia on a disorderly house charge. Her trial is set for tomorrow before Judge Read. Sam George I cited to appear in Police Court today for alleged failure to provide for his children.
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Covington
Clara Alfreda
Rogers and
Ferry Streets
Latonia
Read
Sam George I
Hold Suspect Here As Man Wanted In Chicago And East
A man giving the name Harry JT Haines a 32 year old was arrested at Fourth and Central last night by Detectives Kamman and Ecker. He is held as a suspect pending investigation. A Toledo woman with him claims he is a Chicago lawyer. Toledo authorities say Haines robbed Frank Perry a brake man on September 14 of $80 a diamond pin and an overcoat and that Perry suffered a fractured skull in the struggle.
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Harry JT Haines
New York
Chicago
Toledo
Fourth
Central Avenues
Kamman and Ecker
Onio
Haines
Stegner
Maines
Cincinnati
Frank Perry
Perry
Surgeon Performs Groundbreaking Jugular Vein Operation
Morris Teasler, 45, recovered after a midnight operation by Professor Samuel J. Kopetsky to sever a clogged jugular vein and relieve brain vessel blockage. He was near death when he arrived at the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery in days.
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Eee
New York
Morris Teasler
Teasler
Samuel J. Kopetsky
May Halt Park Plan
Mrs. Anna Tettendorn sued in Superior Court to enjoin the city park commission from contracting for a playground building at Washington Park next to her property. She claims the ground, bought from Christ Episcopal Church in 1860, must be used only for park purposes. The commissioners are advertising bids for the project.
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Anna Tettendorn
City Board of Park Commissioners
Washington Park
Christ Episcopal Church
Militia Officers Challenge Revolver Matches in Cincinnati
Major Robert Hubler of the First Ohio Infantry issues a challenge to Fourth Ohio Infantry officers via Captain John W. Pattison for revolver target matches on the Cincinnati Armory range. The contests aim to gauge Southern Ohio militia marksmanship with commissioned officers only after the holidays.
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Robert Hubler
First
Ohio Infantry
John W. Pattison
Fourth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rae Potter Weds Ralph Kelley in Chicago Beauty Winner
Rae Potter named by Lillian Russell as the most beautiful working girl in Chicago has married Ralph Vincent Kelley, a Santa Fe Railroad clerk. She resides at 1066 Argyle Avenue, keeps house, does her own work, and bakes well amid waves of letters from wealthy suitors after her victory.
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Chicago
Rae Potter
Lillian Russell
Ralph Vincent Kelley
Santa Fe Railroad
Inquest Fails to Determine Cause of Main Break
At an inquest into the death of Daniel Murphy white, Samuel Huff and William Wallace, drowned when a Water main under Rockwood crossing burst, witnesses testified digging created four holes to tunnel point sixteen feet deep. Foreman Robert Spencer could not explain the break and the inquest will resume.
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Foertmeyer
Daniel Murphy
White
Samuel Huff
William Wallace
Rockwood Crossing
Robert Spencer
Marquette Construction Company
Spencer
J.J. Casey
Alfred Peterman
Plays Reproduced by Hyde Park Mission Club
The men's club of the Mission of the Redeemer Hyde Park will reproduce the plays at Batavia Ohio around mid next month. The shows have been so successful that engagements are being lined up to present them in several nearby towns.
Chamber Nomination Committee Sets January Election Slates
The nominating committee of the Chamber of Commerce prepared a tentative list of candidates for the January election. Once the selected men consent, their names will be announced.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fire Destroys Salvation Army Basement Fire
Firefighters battled a small blaze that began among couches in the Salvation Army basement at 1508 Freeman Street. No injuries reported as crews extinguished the flames quickly.
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Salvation Army
Freeman Street
Ring of Eral
Kaiper Funeral Today For Newport Furniture Leader
The funeral of Charles H. Kaiper of Newport will be held this morning from his Nelson Place residence. He led one of Cincinnati's largest furniture concerns.
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Charles H. Kaiper
Newport
Nelson Place
Per
Cincinnali
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Humane Secretary
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Ohio River Line
Kentucky
Botsford
Regina Sauer
Joseph, Sauer
Monmouth Street
Chris Ebert
Covington Briefs
East
Inquest
John O’gara
John W. Hill
J. W. Alvbord
ARMY
Kaiper
Hook
J. WH. Hook & CO
Wegt
Vine
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