Suspects arraigned after street car attack in Union Central Building case
William Malloy and Walter, both sheet metal workers, face charges of throwing missiles at a street car and assault with intent to kidnap following an attack at the Union Central Building on War Saw Avenue. John Brus Yard also charged. sixteen suspects named in warrants, many at large. Malloy released on a $1000 bond after police and officials questioned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central
Warsaw Avenue
Fricke
Joan Murray
William Malloy
Fourth Street
Oakley
Walter
Oliver Street
John Brus Yard
Mills Street
First District
William
Convicted of sale of evil literature at theater
Albert Foreman was convicted in Municipal Court of selling immoral literature at the Standard Theater after being arrested November 12 on a warrant from Rev. John Herget. A $100 fine with suspended payment was imposed. Foreman was warned to stop selling such material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Foreman
John Molloy
Fricke
Fertman
Attack on Oil Tax Law Sparks suit in Franklin County
Special to The American omits details as Charles J. Castle sues in Franklin County Court. The action claims the old inspection act of 1908 is an revenue measure and seeks relief from enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Charles J. Castle
Mason
Fay
Plamntits
U S Policy Mocked By Hudson Maxim Aviator
Hudson Maxim mocks United States military and naval policy in New York as he addresses Orville Wright and others. He quips that if attacks come, America will respond with calm and strategic prudence, likening it to balm on troubled waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unites States
Hudson Maxim
Orvil Wright
Man Dies From Injuries After Being Run Over By Train
Ernest Hayes aged 40, a former bridge carpenter for the Southern Railroad, died from injuries sustained early this morning when he was run over by a Pennsylvania train at work in New Albany Indiana. He had been employed as a bridge carpenter with the Southern Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Ernest Hayes
Southern Railroad
Injies
Pennsylvania
Appointments to State Bar Examining Board Named
Columbus Ohio December nineteen Charles R Cary of Millersburg and A B Dun lap of Cincinnati were appointed by the Supreme Court to six year terms on the State Bar Examining Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles’ R. Cary
Millersburg
A. B. Dunlap
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
State Bar Examining Board
Supreme Court approves seven dollar bar exam fee
The Supreme Court announced a new examination fee of seven dollars for state bar applicants, higher than the previous six dollars. The change affects all candidates seeking admission in the state.
New Italian Envoy to the United States Named
Count Vincent de Cellere has been named by the Italian government as the new ambassador to the United States. He previously served as charge d affaires at the Italian embassy in Washington when Baron Mayor des Planches held the post. He succeeds Marquis Cusani Confalonieri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United States
Count de
Washington
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Marquis Cusani-Confalonieri
County Sells Hens For 48.00 Dollars At Farm Sale
County receipts from the new experimental farm totaled 48.00 dollars. Items included 62.98 for 48 White Leghorn hens at 66 cents head and 13 1/2 cents per pound for 46 Plymouth Rocks. Other notes mention road and sewer concerns and road-improvement petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New County Experimental Farm
Herron
Plymouth Rocks
State Highway Board
Hittedn
Anterson'y Ferry
City Service
Amelita Provement
Reading
Reek
Sharonville
Willey Road
Spiegel Denies City Jobs Cut After Budget Talk
Mayor-elect Spiegel's office denies plans to abolish city positions despite reports of reduced city income. Some salaries may be cut while the incoming administration reviews the semi annual appropriation ordinance after a budget conference with Phillip Fosick and Health Department officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
Tte
Phillip Fosiick
Health Department
Christmas Music at Northside Christian Church Fergus
The Northside Christian Church choir in Fergus will present a Christmas program next Sunday December 21 1918 featuring Anthem Arise Rhine Light Is Almost Sing Oh Sing This Blessed Morn Duet Calmed By Night Joy to the World and other selections. Local soprano and baritone solos are planned with Whitney Coombs and Pete Woodward named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Christian
Fergus
Street
Liftgo
Ana Baritone
Goetze
Whitney Coomps
Paya Ae See Peete
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Frederick Beng and Others
A lengthy list of property transfers is reported including Frederick A. Beng to William Carroll Lot 22 38 44 and 45 in Thomas Johnston subdivision and several other parcels. Transfers involve Henry Weller Emme Wiethorn Albert Hoffmeister Fentenance Cleaning and Dyeing Co Thomas Murphy Mary E Braidwell William Roettele Therles X et al John Warrington and others with varying parcel sizes and nominal sums, in multiple townships and subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Beng
William Carroll
Thomas Johnston
Lesidaig
Henry Weller
Joseph BH. Albers
Schuster & Wilson
Oakley
Ohio
Charles Anthony Clobtermann
Emme Wiethorn
Eastern Avenue
Albert F. Hoffmeister
Fentenance Cleaning and
McMillan Frost
Cilften Avenue
Thowak J. Murphy
Thomas
J. Murphy
I. LaBotteaux
Mt. Healthy
William Pechstedt
Heary Cresval
J. W. LaBotteaux
Agnes Apangenders
Meilus
Elemere Syndicate
Norwood
John W. Warrington
Jono. F. Winslow
Mitlcreek
B. & Joseph Ateey , L. Co
Ee Joseph
Henry W de Leon
Rose Lerch
Morris
Ian Robertson
Milford B
LL Ge
Sefarian Roberton
Tony Epeccys
Mage & 1
Demeyer
Atlantic B. A. My
Judge upholds Ohio liquor law in liquor license appeal
Judge Geoghegan rules Ohio liquor license act does not conflict with the U.S. Constitution or the Fourteenth Amendment. William C. Scott, a saloonkeeper, appealed after his license denial and arrest for selling liquor without a license. An appeal will follow as Scott’s attorney served notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Geoghegar
Court of Common Pleas
William C. Scott
Scott
Pew
Geoghegan
Supreme Court of
Massachusetts
United States Supreme Court
Slaughter House
Louisiana
Ohio ahead in progressive state legislation says Minnesota official
Charles Craig of Duluth, chair of Minnesota reorganization committee, declares Ohio has more progressive laws than any other state. He predicts Minnesota may adopt several features when the legislature convenes this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Craig
Duluth
Reorganization Committee of
Minnesota
Union
Traig
Tax commission plan to uncover personal property urged
Columbus December 19 The tax commission suggested a plan to Governor Cox to uncover personal property and produce accurate appraisals next year by holding township meetings of property owners or compiling the duplicate. The governor is said to favor the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
The
Tax Commission Today
Cox
Suffragists Tied to Explosions at Holloway Jail
Mrs. Dacre Fox of the Women’s Social and Political Union admitted the suffragettes may be responsible for the Holloway Jail blasts. Police must identify the guilty. Two mines exploded beneath militants' cells, London report says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dacre Fox
Women's Social and Political Union
Holloway
England withdraws from Panama Pacific exhibition participation
Dec 19 Chronicle reports England will not take part in the San Francisco Panama Pacific Exposition. The cabinet after a week of debate decided against appropriating 500000 dollars for a pavilion there.
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London
England
San Francisco
Panama-Pacific
Him Declines Fed Board Chair Post in Currency Law
J J Him stated he would not accept the position of chairman of the Federal Reserve Board created by the new currency law under any circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
J. J. Him
Federal Reserve Board
South Africa Faces Indian Tensions Amid Riots
London reports Britain fears clashes in Natal as East Indians strike and riots claim lives. Viscount Hardinge pleads for imperial inquiry, while Prime Minister Botha denies abuse and defends government policies amid Ontario and British Columbia immigration talks.
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Americas
London
British South Africa
Natal
Viscount Hardinge
India
South Afgica
Lord Mardinge
South Africa
Louis Botha
Union of South Africa
Canada
British Columbia
Pacific Province
Employee loses suit over private watchman arrest
Judge Gorman dismissed Gordon Nye’s $20,000 claim against Big Four Railroad after Nye, a switchman, was arrested by a company watchman on burglary charges he denied. Nye said he entered an open car seeking shelter from rain while waiting for a train.
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Judge Gorman
Court of Common Pleas
Gordon Nye
Big Four Railroad
Nye
First Wright Motor Donated to Le Mans Museum
Le Mans France Dec 19 The first motor used by aviation pioneer Wilbur Wright has been left to the local museum by Leon Bolles an automotive and aeroplane constructor who died today at Le Mans Bolles long friend of Wrights family is credited with the gift to the museum in memory of the aviation pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lé Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Leon Bolles
Deaths and addresses inotype corrected list
Fragmented death notices list several individuals with ages and partial street addresses. Names include Peter Scheidt aged unknown, Tillenbeck aged 22, Roehe aged 23, Rae Preacher aged 40, Le Roy Helle aged 1, and others with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Scheidt
Nash
Eugenics Teaching Warned To End Race In 150 Years
Chicago speech by Bird S. Coler former New York comptroller warned that teaching eugenics in public schools would cause the race to perish in 150 years. He cited birth rate records from a college for women where eugenics and sex hygiene have been taught for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bird
Coler
New York
Industrial Club of Chicago
Ea College For Women
Duke of Orleans Suffers Broken Arm in Brussels Skating Accident
The Duke of Orleans breaks his arm during a skating mishap at an ice rink in Brussels. After regaining consciousness he immediately asked about the man he collided with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Duke of Orleans
Union Temple Erection Planned in Dayton
Dayton labor leaders announce plans to build a union temple in Dayton with construction starting early next spring. Daniel Farrell heads the union labor temple committee and will oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Daniel Farrell
Union Labor Temple Committee
Plana
Vague Personal Notices and Addresses from OCR Text
A garbled OCR list shows names and bundles of addresses and recipients including Richards, Smith, Abbott, Winkler, Keleinger, Demker, Keck, Snape, Malming, Phillipe, Rover, and others. It appears as miscellaneous personal notices with incomplete street details and scattered gendered labels.
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Bleep
Mollie Wellman
Leslie
Megese Richards
Church Street
Robert
Thamie Smith
Nett Avenue
Squire
Mamie Abbott
Eeoxoe
Willem End
Ira Bush
Jefferson Ror
Kagese
Philomena Winkler
Vine Street
Roy
Frederick
Roby Keleinger
Emery Avenue
Jobe
Catherine Demker
Charles
Billiatbeth Keck
Memy Ont Snape
Waele
Cane Ee
Bert Bawerd
Lovin Bernt
Per Viper
Raward
Margaret Malming
Fred End Riste Geecke
Otte
Thine
Norma Phillipe
West
Anne Rover
Homer
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U. S. Policy
Cincinnatian
Supreme Court Today
U.S
Vincent’ Marchio de Cellere
Cellere
Count Vincent Macchio DE Cellere
Spear
Santa Claus
Dover Sad Iron
Spear’s
Pearl Pictures
IMPO
Aliminum
Davenport
Boston
Duke
Spears
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