Seek cooperation on Union Depot project in Cincinnati
Bodincks Men's Club member W Edwards urged a joint private conference between city officials, depot committees, business leaders, and the Chamber of Commerce to resolve Union Depot concerns. Open hearings set for Monday. mayor supports revoking the White Bleekman franchise after confirming railroads favor a new depot plan.
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Ee W. Edwards
Bodincks Men's Club
Wayne
Mehne
Foriers
Union Depot
Business Men's Club and
Chamber of Commerce
Edwarde
Union
Cincinnati
Buch
Vanaorde
Jdea
Buelnées
Business Men's Club
Hunt
Howerd
Council
Ways and Meann
W and Means
Edwardes
Howard
New York
White-Bleekman
John FE. Bleekman
A. White
Santa Claus Fund Seeks Donations To Meet Need
The Santa Claus committee of the Business Men's club seeks $1,000 daily for five days to raise $6,900 for poor children. Delivery wagons are requested from firms to distribute Christmas baskets starting Monday. Walter Fox Jr donated a barrel of money, and several local businesses and individuals contributed sums in yesterday's donations.
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Walter, Fox, Jr
Walter, E. Fox
Stelinus Avenue
Hyde Park
O. Armleder Company
A.asm
Lewin Lumber Company
Samuel W. Bell
A. Beamer Lake
B. Braunstein
Herbert Shepard
J. J. Daly
Lida Daly
Gatto
Samuel & Church
Christian Tome
Mre
Fance Foot Co
So. KR
Cowing
Mary Jane Rice
Wens Rice
Mary Loulee Stricker
W. ©. Green
Corcoran Bros Co
NS. Axbley
W. PR. Brana
Crawford
J. A. Brett
Re Kaichen
Carl HK. Prits
Maps Out Court Plan for Municipal Judges
Chief Justice Fricke announced a rotating system for five new Municipal Court judges. Beginning after January, each judge will serve on the Criminal Court bench for three months in alphabetical order, starting with Judge-elect William Alexander. Kirbert and assistants Oscar Klayer and Joseph Cline received the instructions yesterday.
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Fricke
William Alexander
Kirbert
Oscar Klayer
Joseph Cline
Big Christmas Tree Erected At Fountain Square By Women's Club
The Cincinnati Woman's Club will present a forty five foot tree to the city on Christmas Eve for Fountain Square. It will be lit with two thousand red white and blue lights and stay on the esplanade through Christmas week.
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Fountain Square
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Esplanade
City Beautiful lecture by Cincinnati University figure
Pean J. E. Harry of Cincinnati University will present an illustrated talk on The City Beautiful to the General Association of Mothers' Clubs on Wednesday January 7, 1914 at 2 30 pm in Woodward High School Auditorium. An informal reception follows with two women board of education members Miss Edith Campbell and Miss Annie Laws.
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Pean J. E. Harry
Cincinnati University
General Association of Mothers’ Clubs
Woodward High School
Board of Education
Edith Campbell
Annie Laws
Elton denies mismanagement at Xenia home
J P Elton superintendent of the Xenia Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home replies tonight to charges by State Examiner John A Bliss of mismanagement and extravagance. Elton says the institution is among the few in the United States where former inmates would care to return.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. P. Elton
Xenia Soldiers' and Sailors’ Orphans Home
John A. Bliss
United States
Elton
Recall Campaign Hints Labor Candidates to Succeed Governor
Denver and Coto report the recall drive against Governor Ammons begun by the Federation of Labor. Congressman Keating and State Auditor Ready Kenehan are named as possible labor candidates to replace him. Speakers condemned Ammons for not withdrawing militia from Southern Colorado coal fields and for not releasing military prisoners.
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Denver
Coto
Em. Amimohs
Federation of Labor
Keating
Raady Kenehan
Federation
Ammons
Colorado
Ivorydale Line Seeks Tax Block in Court Battle
The Procter Gamble owned Ivorydale arid Millcreek Valley Railroad won a temporary injunction in Common Pleas Court stopping County Treasurer Hopkins from collecting taxes on a $272,030 valuation. The line used for Procter & Gamble switching at Ivorydale covers nine and a half miles with three locomotives and 37 secondhand box cars valued by the company at $56,145.
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Ivorydale Arid Millcreek Valley Railroad Company
Procter Gamble Company
Hopkins
Facil
Ities
Procter & Gauble Company
Ivorydale
Trial reset for Keith and Williams over Cincinnati Trust funds
In Cincinnati Criminal Court the trial of Nathaniel Keith and ae Willams for misappropriating funds of the Cincinnati Trust Company was reset for Monday. Herbert F. Bigelow will lecture at the Grand Opera House tomorrow afternoon on Savonarola the Priest in Politics.
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Nathaniel
Keith
Ae Willams
Cincinnati Trust Company
Criminal Court
Herbert F. Bigelow
Grand Opera House
Discrepancies Reported In Fairport Officials Funds
Special to The American Columbus Ohio December 19 state examiner E Lippincott released a report noting John C Koski village clerk of Fairport allegedly used checks on municipal lands payable to himself. Discrepancies totaling 671 dollars and 46 cents were reported against him.
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Columbus
Ohio
E. Lippincott
John C. Koski
Fairport
Tim
Sheriff Holds Suspect in Bardstown Murder Case
Sheriff Charles Cooper arrested Isaac Rogers at a construction camp near Sharon for the murder of Charles Howard in Bardstown Kentucky on October 7 1919. Rogers allegedly was with other Negroes when arrested and confessed after capture.
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Charles.Cooper
Isaac Rogers
Sharon
Charles Howard
Bardstown
Cooper
Rogers
Wife Sues Heir Over Dawson Estate in Common Pleas
Mrs. Mary Sands Dawson files suit in the Court of Common Pleas against Thomas L. Michie the administrator of William F. Dawson’s estate. She claims heirship as Dawson’s common law wife and asserts the estate worth about 1600 dollars. The couple reportedly met in 1896 while she ran a lodging house at 212 West Twelfth Street Cincinnati.
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Mary Sands Dawson
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas L. Michie
William F. Dawson
el Paso
Texas
Vahriare
Dawson
West Twelfth Street
Cincinnati
Seamen’s Bill Defended Before House Panel
Thomas Conway of Buffalo testified before the House merchant marine committee in defense of the La Follette seamen’s bill. He described hardships faced by firemen and oilers aboard ships forced to work on deck in cold weather due to inadequate accommodations and stifling crew quarters.
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Washington
la Follette
Toder
House
Merchant -Marine Committee
Thomas Conway
Buffalo
Union of the Great Lakes
Christmas Services Across North Side Churches
Christmas programs and sermons mark Sunday services at Fairmount Congregational, First Presbyterian, Mohawk and Mt Auburn churches plus Clifton and Welsh congregations. Special cantatas, morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, and gift drives are planned with invitations extended to all.
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Fairmount
Congregational Church
Baltimore Avenue
Provor Place
C. W. Donaldson
Alexander Bradford
Mt. Auburn Methodist Episcopal
Maplewood Avenue
C. L. Seward
W. A. Robinson
Welsh Presbyterian Church
May and
Crown Streets
Walnut Hills
William Menry Williams
Ninth Street Baptist Church
John F. Herget
Bible School
Christ
Hartwell Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Walker
Little Town of Bethlehem
Alice Gardner
Will'am Walker
Mr. Beaumont
Elsie Hertennes
Post Office admits thefts during holiday rush
A post office official admitted yesterday that hundreds of computer post packages were rifled during the current holiday rush. Inspectors declined to confirm or deny reports of losses and said they were investigating. This marks the first holiday season under the new parcel post department amid inspector scrutiny.
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Parcel Post Department
Post
Fail Ad Ads Place Profits Above Safety
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported to Congress that railroads pay too little attention to safety and too much to profits. Preventable delays kept 261,342 workers on duty up to 65 hours, with accidents on tracks and rolling stock often avoidable. The commission rejects railroads’ claim that most accidents occurred in the last two hours, noting varying records among roads and attributing differences to efficiency.
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Ite
Congress
Burglary Insurance Upgrades Noted in New York Area
The Burglary Insurance Underwriters Association announced advances in burglary coverage for New York and surrounding territory. They cited rising crime conditions as the main reason for the increase in insured risk and protective measures.
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Alto
Wnework
New York
Plan to Create Permanent American Exhibit Sparks Interest
The Chamber of Commerce reports several inquiries about a plan to establish a permanent American exhibit in the Celestial Empire. The responses indicate widespread interest in the proposal.
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Chamber of Commerce
Auto bandits flee with diamonds from Bluffton store
Police search three thieves who abandoned their car at the curb in front of Bixel Jewelry in Bluffton and fled after grabbing a tray containing $177 in diamonds. The heist occurred tonight as the trio rushed inside the shop and escaped on foot.
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Raima
Ohio
Bixel
Bluffton
Bogus Money Plant Suspected in Cincinnati Suburb
Authorities warn counterfeiters may flood the area during the Eat rush as federal detectives seize bogus ten dollar notes. Investigators believe the operation is centered in a Cincinnati suburb among apartment houses, with searches planned across nearby residential districts.
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Cincinhad
Ateres
Bousie
Aj Meath
Poisoned by Mistake Special in The American Dayton
A Dayton man Harey H. Miltem aged 40 connected with a large machining firm died after ingesting a poisoned preparation of pepsin mislabelled during salvage work. Doctors say mercury exposure was involved and a bell labeled bottle containing bichloride was involved in the mishap.
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Dayton
Ohio
Tee
Harey H. Miltem
Smoke Causes Panic at Post Office During Holiday Rush
Smoke from a burning pile of rags near Stamp Booth No. 4 sparked near panic among Christmas shoppers at the city post office. Tod Vickey, a clerk, smothered the blaze before any damage occurred.
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Postoffice
Stamp
Booth No
Tod Vickey
Ceterk
Highways to Receive Over $40,000 in Spring Repairs
Dayton Ohio December 19. County commissioners and the emergency highway commission announce plans to spend more than 40 000 dollars on improvements to highways leading out of Dayton early next spring.
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Dayton
Gille
County” Commissioners
Emergency ‘Commission On
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Tampico
Admiral Fletcher
Ciy
Wife Sues
First Presbyterian
Coving
Eighteenth and
Eastern Avenue
Hugh Leith
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Peter Robertson
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Charles Frederic Goss
Clifton
Clifton Avenue
Senator Place
W. Blodgett
Oberammagan
First Universalist
Essex Place
McMillan
June Streete
A. B. Beresford
D. D
Dell Kendall Werenner
Presbyterian Church of the Convent
Eighth and Elm Streets
Robert Watson
David MacMillan
Harry A. Whaley
Dr. Watson
Israel
MacMillan
Watson
Jess
United Choirs
Abby Schnecker
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Ingalls Avenue
MacMillah
Bethany Presbyterian Church
State Avennue
Zion Reformed Church
Sherman
Walter Avenues
Norwood
D .W. Miller
Christian Endeavor Society
G. F. Zain
Piret Presbyterian Church, Coving
ton—Hugh Leith
Jesus
Miss Blow
Town of
Bethlehem
Prince
of Peace
Miss Hoerner
Mr. Coffman
Plymouth
Price Hill
Warsaw
Frederick L. Fagley
Evanston Baptist Church
Rutland Avenue
Montgomery
Wm. A. Mulford
Hudson Avenue
Mulford
Pargels Post
Ocarinas
Cornet
Seth Thomas
T &i
Wurlitzer Special
Joe Bere
Madre
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