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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1913

Page

7

Council Debates Revocation of Union Depot Franchise

Council discusses ordinance to revoke the Union Depot and Terminal Company franchise. The measure is referred to the Ways and Means committee after protests from the Men’s Club. Other actions include rail schedule probes, street car extensions, and civil service pay steps for city carpenters and clerks.

Howard Union Depot Terminal Company Waya John KB. Bleekman Hubbard Reynolds Twenty-first Street Railway Committee Traction Company Heilker Mullen Reynolds

Supreme Court ends hearing on safe deposit tax case

The Supreme Court closed hearings on whether states may hold safe deposit companies liable for inheritance taxes on boxes. The Illinois prohibition on delivering box contents without retaining tax money is challenged as unconstitutional, with Chicago’s National Safe Deposit Co arguing it impairs contract and delays disclosure of contents to satisfy tax.

Washington Dec Supreme Court Illinois National Safe Deposit Company of Chicago

Whites Escape Lava on Ambrima Islands

Reports from New Caledonia say whites on the Ambrima Islands in the New Hebrides escaped death as lava streams overwhelmed parts of the islands and natives suffered heavy casualties while residents fled to sea in boats.

Sydney Australia Ambrima Islands New Hebrides Tron New Aledonia

Byrne Sentenced to Life for Wife Murder

Ohio December 16. William Byrne was taken to the penitentiary to serve a life sentence for the murder of his wife after pleading guilty. Deputy Frank Pepper escorted him.

Che Hamilton Ohio William, Byrne Frank ‘ Pepper Penitentiary Byrne

Shoe Men Meet to Talk Parcel Post Benefits

Chicago December 16 the Western Association of Shoe Wholesalers held its two day annual meeting at the La Salle Hotel with Joseph Durrell of Cincinnati presiding. Discussion focused on how parcel post aids shoe wholesalers.

Chicago Western Association of Shoe Whoresaterd la Salle Joseph 15 Durrell Et Cincignati

Brandeis Calls for Publicity of Banks and Trusts

Louis D Brandeis argues for full publicity of banks and trust companies in his fifth essay on Breaking the Money Trust. He says concentrated wealth from the House of Morgan arises from alliances with powerful financial institutions and the loss charged to capital that the traffic will bear.

New York Louis D Brandeis House of Morgan

Tom Tully Convicted of Assault in Common Pleas

Tom Tully was convicted in Common Pleas Court yesterday of assault and battery. The original charge alleged he attacked William J. McAffrey with intent to rob.

Tom’ Tully Common Pleas William J. McAffrey

Check Worthless Reported at Kline Bros on Race Street

A man named Charles Carr of 3977 Lowery Avenue Avondale told the cashier at Kline Bros on Race Street yesterday he wished to pay for a customer with a check he declared worthless. The cashier paid him 88.20 dollars before notifying police.

Kline Bros Race Street Charles Carr Lowery Avenue Avondalé

Rebels Aim Tampico Seaport Next Along Vera Cruz

Mexican rebels pressed efforts to seize Tampico, second only to Vera Cruz among seaports. Constitutionalists tried to take the town last week but were barred by Admiral Fletcher who ordered a cessation to allow foreigners and Americans to evacuate. Several hundred refugees were then taken aboard by American warships at the harbor.

Tampico Vera Cruz Tampicos Admiral Fletcher Worth

Court Grants Injunction in Union Interference Case

Superior Judge Oppenheimer barred members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and allied locals from entering the Fulworth Garment Company at 411 Race Street or pressuring employees. The ruling bars threats or violence to deter workers, while recognizing union rights to organize and strike absent intimidation. The dispute stems from the discharge of Philip Shinkelman and ensuing union actions led by Harry Berkowitz. The judge notes improprieties linked to Mrs. Arties Belle Martz as a spy for nonunion info, though the core order targets coercive acts and protects workplace access and employment rights.

Oppenheimer International Ladies” ‘Garment Fulworth Garment Company Race Street Circuit Court of the United States Furlworth Garment Workers’ Union Philip Shinkelman Shinkelman Bhinkelman Harry Berkowitz Fulworth ‘Company Berkowitz Arties Belle Martz

Posse Chases Yeeemen After Railroad Station Burglary

Lima Ohio December 16 A posse began a search of the surrounding country for Yeeemen who blew a safe in the Pennsylvania Railroad station early today and were frightened off by quarrymen en route to work. Burglars escaped with a horse and buggy stolen from John Foster but abandoned the rig south of Middlepoint, where the posse continued the hunt.

Lima Ohio Yeeemen Pennsylvania John Foster Middlepoint

New Wife Aids Man Cited for Alimony Gleaning Court

In a probate court proceeding Judge Warner ordered Harry Sauer to pay alimony of 2.5 per week or face jail after testimony about his divorces. The hearing included his new wife and a clash with his former wife. Other divorces noted involved Albertha Chandler, Minnie Sutherland, Olive Branch, and Emma Waters amid claims of desertion and drunkenness.

Harry Sauer Saver Frank Foster Warner Bauer Guy Chanadler Fairfield Avenue Albertha Chandler Jo Petroit Minnie Sutherland California Ohio John Sutherland Winslow Ariz Olive Branch Mt.” Healthy Jesse Branch Branch Emma Waters Newtown R. Wesley Waters

Mundy Trial Delays As Alienists Requested For Defense

The Mundy murder trial paused as attorney Thomas Darby asked for an extension to hear from alienists for Mundy and the prosecution. Neighbors testified Mundy acted strangely for months, with nurse Elizabeth Howell recounting late night visits seeking sanitarium advice and Mundy showing nervous behavior and fear of insanity.

George H Mundy Legnn Mundy Lune East Sevebith Street Thomas Darby Mundy Drs. A. A. Hoppe D. J. Wollstein W. C. Kendig Philip Zenner Myndy

County Clerk John Weber Dies After 33 Years in Office

John Weber 60 longtime county clerk in the county recorder's office died suddenly of heart failure at his home on Observatory Road. He had a prior physical breakdown last summer but was said to be recovering. Survived by his widow, five sons and one daughter. Weber was appointed by George Deckebuck.

John Weber County Recorder’s Office Observatory Road Recorder’s Weber George Deckebuck

Ohioans Meet New York for Panama Canal Dinner

Secretary of War Garrison and Colonel Goethals will speak at the Ohio Society annual dinner on Saturday night. The event will discuss the Panama canal with attendees including John D. Archberg Wade Ellis F H Hitchcock Colgate Hoyt Raymond Penfield George W Perkins Ralph Peters Erman Ridgway Albert Shaw and Henry W Tate.

New York Garrison Coltenel Goethals The Ohio Society Panama Canal John D. Archberg Wade Ellis F. H. Hitchcock Colgate Hoyt Raymond ©. Penfield George W. Perkins Ralph Peters Erman J. Ridgway Albert Shaw Henry W. Tati

Plumber Sues For Damages Over Broken Jawbone

Charlie Homan, a plumber from 2605 Vinestreet, sues Herman Kemper of Sidney avenue for 5279 in Common Pleas Court alleging a provoked November 23 attack in Cumminaville that broke his jaw, caused a severe scalp wound and hospital confinement of twenty one days. The injury allegedly deformed his face.

Charlies Homan Vinestreet Common Pleas Court Herman Kemper Sidney Avenue Homan Kemper Cumminaville

Local Civil Service Rules Read at City Hall Hearing

The new rules for local civil service employees prepared by the local commission to comply with the state law taking effect January 1 were read at an open hearing in City Hall yesterday afternoon. Solicitor Bettman and Solicitor-elect Schoenle, at the commissioners' request, gave their opinions on the provisions of the new law.

Bettman Schoenle

Ironton Man Arrested on Abandonment Charge

James Mipard, 47, laborer from Ironton Ohio, was arrested yesterday at Front and Sycamore Streets on a warrant from Ironton authorities for abandonment. Detectives Gohter and Germhardt made the arrest.

James Mipard Ironton Ohio Front Sycamore Gohter Germhardt

Look For Your Name Among Want Ads Prize Draw

Beginning today The American offers free Walnut Street Theater tickets next week to readers who spot their names in the want ads. Twenty five names are drawn daily from the city directory. find yours, bring the notice to The American office, and receive a tree diet. If not found today, check tomorrow or Friday and Saturday mornings for another chance. Thurston the magician plays at the Walnut next week, drawing crowds with his feats.

Walnut Street Thurston Walnut

Radium Cures Debated by Johns Hopkins Doctors

The American Philadelphia December 14 reports Dr. Howard A. Kelly and Dr. Robert Bee claim radium therapy can cure certain superficial cancers in 48 hours. They show before and after photographs and advocate a radium bank in the city, noting cures are for early stage superficial tumors only.

Howard A. Kelly Johns Hopking University Robert Bee Ceres Kelly Bee

Nurse Held In Theft Faces Arraignment Today

Othell Queen a 19 year old nurse of 6 Observatory Avenue is to be arraigned in Municipal Court on grand larceny charges. Detectives Behuette and Studer arrested her on a complaint from a Walnut Mills man whose name was not released. Queen allegedly stole $100 worth of dress goods from the man's home where she worked. She denied the charge claiming ignorance of how the goods came to be in her trunk.

Othell Queen Observatory Avenue Behuette and Studer Mini Queen

Job Tests Advised for All New Administration Applicants

It was stated yesterday that all applicants for positions under the new administration have been advised to take the civil service examination. It has been decided that all appointments will be made from lists of eligible candidates.

Elgil

Panama Canal Opens Entire Passage After Dredge Clears Route

Special to The Americas Panama Panama Canal is open from Atlantic to Pacific. The ladder dredge Corazal completed passage through the Cucatacha Bridge and cleared the Wide as work proceeds rapidly.

Americas Panama Panama Canal Atlantic Pacific

Explosion damages two buildings near saloon and restaurant

An afternoon blast near the saloon of Joseph Merringer and Giihert over me and Nasushret damaged two buildings. A barber shop and adjoining rooms suffered shattered windows and a large floor hole. No injuries. property loss about 91,000.

Joseph Merringer Giihert C. Beatord A. J. Mantias Weet Wirth Street

Poultry Show Prize Winners Listed for Mid West Event

Chicago reports exhibitors earning prizes at the Mid-West Poultry Show. Winners include W. Yant Canton with barred Plymouth Rock entries and J. W. Yant Canton with barred Wyandotte placements, Charles Reed Burton with multiple hens, G. W. Bachman North Baltimore with hens, and other prize recipients from Ohio, Indiana, and Ohio towns in various barred and white varieties.

Charles Reed G. W. Bachman North Baltimore Buff Cincinnati Silver Wyandotte—Van Winkle & Son Richmond White Wyandottes M. Bakin Bucyrius K. Beeler Hamlton

Ohio Attorney General approves mood flood measure

Dayton Ohio December 16 Attorney General Ho can backs mood bill drafted by John A McMahon giving districts in the state the right to do any necessary flood prevention work He promised support during his visit to Dayton.

Dayton Ohio John A. McMahon Hocan

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Council Sawyer City Hall Finance Committee Civil Service Commission Efficiency and Ways and Means Committee Gienway Avenue Wilder Seton Bonday Paddock Road Reading Road California’ Avenue Benning Committee On Street Railways University Weece JAIL Meade Am Speer Pike Street American Book Company Tampico, Mexico POSSE Yeggmen Aliemots Ironton Man Philadelphia Nasushret Ohigans Hillings Sleepy Hollow”’ Rockers China Price Race Shillito Arm Rocher
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