Currency Sill Advances Through Senate Debate
The text outlines a proposed currency bill touching federal reserve structure. It discusses bank memberships, stock subscriptions, government ownership, governance by directors, and distribution of earnings. It details deposits guarantees, reserve requirements, and tax treatment of emergency currency, plus notes redeemability and safeguards for failed banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perm Snihie
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal
Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Federal” Reserve ‘Bank
Federal.reserve. Boar
Secretary ‘of the Treasury
Treasury
Federal. Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Merber Banks
Wille Arrower
Sys
City to Erect Fire Hoses in Bungalow Plan
City adopts bungalow style for future fire houses. Fire Company 43 moved to new quarters at 41 Second and Main streets Carthage. Ground floor engine room and signals area. eliminates tall fire pole marking a shift toward automobile era architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Company
Liebisig
Thieves Broke Into Edward J. Henry Home
Burglars entered Edward J. Henry's residence at 528 Poplar Street and stole jewelry and clothing valued at 45 dollars last night. No injuries reported and no suspects named in this brief crime note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Henry
Poplar Street
Week of New Showings at Local Theaters
The Lyric keeps Peg O' My Heart for another week drawing theatergoers who missed last performances. Grand presents Oh Oh Delphine a French inspired musical comedy with American wit while Keiths features Neptune's Garden of Living Statues and the Kongul chimpanzee. Walnut highlights Thurston the magician with several new illusions. Orpheum stage chats Little Minister by J M Barrie entertaining all. Heucks Offers vaudeville and comedy with The Unlucky Moreshoe. Empress hosts three headliners including Ive Got It and A Golden Wedding. Gayety features The Cracker Jacks, Mulligan Mardy and Bark to Nature. Standard presents Rialto Rounders full of frolic and music. Olympic touts Dolly Dimple Girls, Men Wanted satire and national statesmen parodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Maxwell
Wadelle
Julian Estiene
Fred St
Wheelmen
Play Costs Sixty Thousand in Gambling Case
Sensational evidence will be offered in Jefferson Market Court next Tuesday to substantiate gambling charges against Jay O'Brien and Albert Davis who were arrested Wednesday night. A big list of heavy losers includes a son of a major tobacco company head with a loss of forty thousand dollars. Cardinal Rampolla was buried today after a requiem mass at St Peter’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romé
Mariano Rampolla
Sewer Bonds Awarded for Millcreek Sewer Project
Bids for the 800 000 dollar Millcreek Sewer bond issue were opened and awarded to Hayden Miller and Rhoades Co and Merrill Odham Co of Boston for 620 580 dollars. Weill Roth Co of Cincinnati won 41 500 dollars for street improvement with a bid of 42 571 dollars.
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Millcreek
Hayden, Miller
Cleveland
Rhoades & Co
Merrill- “Odham Company
Boston
Eee
Weill, Roth, & Co
Gcincinnati
Sudden Death Probes Open For Two Local Men
Coroner Foertmeyer will investigate the deaths of William D. Innes, 65, of 85 Summit Avenue, and John T. Dugan, 72, retired railroad worker of 3244 Walworth Avenue. Both died about 8 o'clock at their homes.
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Foertmeyer
Wiliam D. Innes
Summit “Avenue
John T.dugan
Walworth Avenue
Weatherby Family to Spend Holidays in Cincinnati
James Weatherby chief clerk of the police department learned from his son F. Weatherby of Brookline Mass that he and his wife would arrive in Cincinnati Sunday to spend the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weatherby
Police Department
Chinaman Under Bond for Exclusion Act Violation
Lee Shuy alias Jon Peng, a Chinese man, was placed under bond of 1000 dollars by the United States Commissioner to appear for trial January 27, 1914, after arrest for violating the Chinese exclusion act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shuy
Jon. Peng
United States Commission
Governor Cox Unable to Attend Day Club Gathering
Governor Cox will not attend today due to urgent state matters in the capital. The club will suspend its regular weekly meetings until after January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Fear Lynchings After Attacks by Decatur Suspect
Special to The American Monticello Indiana reports Douglas Gant, a Black man, allegedly attacked four women in Decatur Illinois. He was captured by Deputy Sheriff Jack Young in a brick yard after being wounded by a knife thrown by Mrs M Spencer. Gant begged for mercy as an angry mob confronted him and authorities intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Inl
Douglas Gant
Decatur
Jack Young
Gant
Spencer
Protest Bill in Favor of Union Labor Legislation
The Bartlett bill seeks to legalize labor agreements and unions while blocking enforcement actions in United States courts for attempts to limit hours or raise wages. It would shield individuals from prosecution for early union or farm labor activity and bars prosecutions over certain wage or condition improvements.
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Ness
Congress
Bartlett
Boar
Perwin
United States
University of Cincinnati
Hio Bureau ‘of
Cotitabis
World’s Speediest Watercraft Breaks Records in Paris
The watermobile, created by Count de Lambert, astonishes aviation followers in Paris as Paul Tinsandier pilots the craft to a world record pace of 121 miles per hour. De Lambert, famed as France’s first amateur aviator to fly a Wright machine, accompanies the debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de Lambert
France
Miffei
Paul Tinsandier
Ce de Lambert
Baxter Testimony Details $37,000 Bank Theft Link
Columbus report says Clem Baxter of Lima faces embezzlement charges for $3140 taken from the defunct Columbus Savings bank with cross examination revealing his brother Frank Baxter, former State Superintendent of Banks, allegedly appropriated and later returned $37,000. Nine witnesses testified to Baxter's integrity.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clem
Baxter
Lima
Columbus Savings Bank
Bigger
Fort
Timothy Hogan
Frank Baxter
Jury awards funeral bill to Busse & Horgmann
A Common Court jury awarded Busse and Horgmann undertakers $193 from WEAG Boone for funeral services of his wife. Boone argued the bill should be paid from his wife's estate, but Judge May ruled the husband is liable in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Busse & Horgmann
Weag Boone
Boone
School Vacation Dates Announced by Superintendent
Superintendent announced the Christmas Vacation will extend from next Wednesday through January 1 for both high schools and lower grades. Names listed include Allen Panton, Bernard Priddenstein, Hobe Ferris, Thomas A. Soeata, and several others in various school divisions.
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Condon
Hishopric
Allen Panton
Ruerh
Hernén
A. Lackmans
Bernard Priddenstein
Ho Kober
Hobe Ferris
Marrs
Quighey
Lowrnstein
Harter Myers
Bh. Meban
Sits Hi
Veltes
Thomas A. Soeata
Detisy
Rash BR
Beaman
Merson Db
Keys
Josue J. Heekin
Frederick
Splemet
Fred Peden
Water supply breaks in Covington linked to Newport line
A main water supply break in Covington occurred Thursday afternoon and is due to be repaired by morning. Workers installed a new section of pipe as of yesterday and last night. Newport residents are receiving water, but pressure is low in higher Covington districts. Police caution residents to conserve until the mains are stabilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Phillips
Waterworks Department
Newport
Govington
Say Wives Are Gone In Covington Missing Woman Report
Charles Edmonds of 121 Pike Street Covington reports his wife Maud Edmonds age 17 disappeared from home yesterday. He says she left with a man named Charles Asticraft and that Louis Dans 20 and Mary Gates 15 were part of the alleged runaway party. Newport police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edmonds
Pike Street
Covington
Maud Edmonds
Harles
Asticraft
Edmond
Louis Is Dans
Mary’ Gates
Newport ‘Police
Edmonds
Newport Ministers Meet for Grace M. E. Church Study
A Newport Ministerial association special meeting is set for Monday afternoon to study the Grace M. E. church on East Sixth Street. An entertainment and dance follow at the German gymnasia association hall on Siath and Orchard Street Monday evening. Finance Commissioner Elmer yesterday canceled 60 500 in coupons and city bonds.
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Ministerial Association of
Newport
Grace M
East Sixth Street
German Gymnasium Association
Siath
Orchard Stratch
Elmer
United Order of Gobblers Officers Election Set
The annual officer election for the United Order of Gobblers will be held January at the club on Covington s Heighth Street and Madison Avenue. Nominees span Red and Blue tickets with presidents, vice presidents, treasurers, secretaries, and directors named for each slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Order of Gobblers
Heighth Street
Madison Avenue
Covington
Nominges
Red Ticket
John Kohrin
J. D. Haake
Charles Wigger
Clem Lage
H. Meddeke
Sargeant
M. Heriein
A. J. Graser
L. J. Ante
B.F. Gatch
Peter Thié
Blue ‘Ticket
George Schneider
L. Vogt
R. von Hoener
M. En
Harry Irman
P. Kiéntrup
H. J.méiners
Georges Kellar
Oscar Cherrington
Sheriff Allison Sworn In For Kenton County
Sheriff-elect John Allison of Kenton County was sworn in by Judge Walter Cleary after filing a 159000 bond in the Kenton County Court. The bond was signed by Motch, James T. Thomas, John J. Molloy, Henry Brinker, Henry Schmidt, Wm. Riedlin and F. A. Crigier. Deputies named include James Black, William Wilson, James Fierock, George Schneider, William Booth, Thomas Kenney and George Benzs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allison
Kenton County
Walter Cleary
Joseph A. E. “Motch
James. T. Thomas
John .J
Molloy
Henry Brinker
Henry Schmidt
Wm. Riedlin
F. A. Crigier
Allison
James Black
William Wilson
James Fierock
George Schneider
Wiliam Booth
Thomas Kenney
George Benzs
Indictments Dismissed in Kenton Circuit Court
Judge Tracy dismissed two indictments against Henry Jackson for receiving stolen goods on Commonwealth Attorney Williams recommendation citing Jackson s good past record. Louis Beiser pleaded guilty to breaking into a store house and carrying concealed weapons and was sentenced to seven months in jail and a $100 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jackson
Tracy
Kenton
Commonwealth
R.ai Williams
Jackson
Louis Beiser
McCourt Estate Suit Filed in Kenton Circuit Court
James McCourt administrator for Rose McCourt sues John McCourt his wife and the Centennial Building Association of Covington to settle the estate in Kenton Circuit Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCourt
Rose McCourt
Kenton
John McCourt
Centennial Building Association of
Covington
Lawsuit Aims to Void Camplan County Commissioner Election
Attorneys for the Fiscal Court prepare a suit challenging the legality of Camplan county commissioner elections. The action argues the county government failed to meet the required timing for the commission plan, potentially delaying transfer of duties on January 1 and affecting management of public works, the infirmary, and county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camplan County
Ilegal
Latonia Race Horse Owner Held for Mental Health Hearing
John Aberdee, noted Latonia race horse owner, was jailed in Covington for safekeeping. Relatives say he is undergoing a mental breakdown and have arranged a luncheon hearing today in Kenton Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aberdee
Latonia
Covington
Aberdee
Kenton
Covington Baker Arrested After Wife Reports Abuse
William Preyss a baker at Martin and Madison avenue Covington was arrested yesterday on complaint of his wife who said he abused her and drove her from home. Detective Herzog accompanied her back to the home where the arrest was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Preyss
Martin and
Madison Avenue
Covington
Herzog
Preyss
Mayor Helmbold Returns to Newport Courthouse Office
Newport Mayor Helmbold, recovering from a leg injury after a fall, appeared yesterday at his courthouse office for the first time in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmbold
Newport
Covington Men Face Dual Suit Over Pork Poisoning Damages
In Kenton Circuit Court yesterday, George Good and others were named as defendants in two cases seeking $500 total. Plaintiffs C. E. Quick and Maurice Quick claim the defendants mixed copperas with petre by mistake, making 1,000 pounds of pork poisonous. All involved are Covington businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
C. E. Quick
Maurice Quick
Covington
Campbell county Santa Claus HQ Receives 720 Baskets
Thirty dozen bushel baskets were received yesterday at Ellis Hall in Newport for Christmas distribution. The baskets will be filled next week with fruits vegetables and other eatables for Christmas morning. An equal number of paper sacks filled with candies nuts oranges and toys will accompany the baskets for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Santa Claus
Ellis’ Hall
Newport
Ohio ahead in progressive legislation, says Minnesota official
Charles P. Craig of Duluth, chair of Minnesota's reorganization committee, declares Ohio has the most progressive state legislation. He notes several features Minnesota may use when its legislature convenes this winter.
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Americas
Columbus
Ohiio
Charles P. Craig
Duluth
Minnesota
Ohio
Union
Craig
Frederick Haas Sues Street Railway for 5000 Damages
Frederick Haas of Ft Thomas filed a Campbell Circuit Court suit against the South Covington and Cincinnati street railway seeking 5000 damages for alleged personal injuries. Haas says his head struck a guy wire supporting an iron pole while walking on Ft Thomas avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick ‘Haas
Ft. Thomas
Campbell
South
File Suit for Repairs In Kenton Circuit Court
Ayler and Osborn filed suit in Kenton Circuit Court to recover 83 dollars alleged as due from Joseph Pieper for repairs on the defendant's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayler & Osborn
Kenton
Joseph Pieper
Tax suit targets Warnes automobile levy in Ohio
Special to The datumium from Columbus Ohio reports a suit to annul the Warnes automobile tax law. State Registrar of Automobiles Shearer testified the law would generate about 670000 from licenses after expenses, and opponents argued the measure violated the Ohio constitution. Attorneys for the auto industry contended the law was not an excise measure since it lacks a sav false title. The case proceeds before the Franklin County Common Pleas Court with claims of unconstitionality and revenue impact.
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State Registrar of Automobiles
Warnes
Onto
Ohio
Brape
Ranoota
Ge Janes
HB. Kinkead
Common Pléas Gourt
Eas
Harry J. Giiion
Cincinnats
SD. Baviers
Columpyia
Richard
Lee
Cleveland
Gym Water Circus Delivers Big Night in Cincinnati
A large crowd witnessed the annual water circus at the Cincinnati Gym pool. Rory contested every event with strong dives. Louin Hurtig, state long distance diving champion, broke his record by two feet. Howard Adac performed an exhibition of pool diving. A skirt race had contestants swim the length of the pool in disguise, drawing much amusement. Carl won the event.
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Cincinnati
Rory
Louin Hurtig
Howard Adac
Carl
Plan to Make All Tax Dodgers Pay
Kew appoints tax commissioners J J S McCarthy and Charles Doran to devise methods to collect tax in Harbilton county. They outline three definite plans to pursue patriotic citizens through examinations and meetings. The commission says property returns total 100,600,000 in Harafiten County.
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Kew
J J S McCarthy
Charles Doran
Harbilton
Citinenia
Govwena
Commiasio
Harafiten County
Parliament Dissolved as Yuan's Mandate Ends Chinese Parliament
A Dec 19 dispatch from Peking reports President Yuan Shi-Kat issuing a mandate approving a plan to terminate the Chinese parliament. Gen Li Yuen-Heng and provincial governors are cited as backing the move. The parliament first convened on April 8 but failed to maintain a quorum thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Yuan Shi-Kat
Fire sweeps home on Fytte avenue injures two children
A kitchen fire at the residence of Lewis Harrie on Fytte avenue partially destroyed the home and damaged nearby dwellings yesterday. Neighbors attracted by flames from the roof rescued two small children who were alone inside the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Harrie
Fytte Avenue
Missing Cincinnati Teens Mary Gates and Helen Hutchinson
Cincinnati police were notified that Mary Gates, 15, of 83 West Seventh Street Covington Kentucky, has been missing since Tuesday. Helen Hutchinson, 17, of 811 Richmond Street, left home and has not been seen. Detective Touran was informed.
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Cincinnati
Mary Gates
West Seventh Street
Covington
Helen Hutchinson
Richmond Street
Touran
Mystery Arctic Vessel Kartik Disappears in Polar Drift
Canadian exploration ship Kartik under Captain Hubert Bartlett vanishes in the far north after the crew, provisioned for three years, crosses the Death Lane of the Arctic. Only the whaler Navard is believed to have been found previously.
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Gto
Americran
Beattie
Ig 19
Veesel
Perth
Arctic
Partlett
Venel
Navard
Cincinnati Hosts 1914 Tri-State Implement Dealers Convention
Secretary announces that the Tri-State Implement Dealers Association will hold its 1914 convention in Cincinnati. Meeting runs October 19 to 24 at Music Hall, with officials noting record expected attendance and strongest turnout in the organization's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Cincinnat
Barniyn
Cincinnati
Vermont limps into Norfolk voyage amid delays
The Vermont, trailing the Delaware, arrives off Cape Henry after a slow voyage. It is towed by a tow ship, its crew met by the navy, while captains and officers proceed to Rohdas for immediate control and evaluation.
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Norfolk
Negriydave
Battle
Vermont
Delaware
Cape Henry
Hares
Hercules
Massixott
Rohdas
Appointment of Stamp Deputies in Hamilton and Middletown
Vetted states internal revenue colonel appointed Jobs Schorr as stamp deputy at Hamilton and Jepp McCurry as stamp deputy at Middletown Ohio. The terse notice confirms new officials named to oversee stamp collections in their respective locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Giligan Yenteray
Jobs Schorr
Hamilton
Nlo
Je.p. McCurry
Middletown
Ohio
Police Seek Burglars Looting Secondhand Stores
Police seek hajlee burglars who entered Louis Bessie at 238 Front Street on Thursday night. They forced a hole through the floor and stole clothing and other articles valued at three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hajlee
Louis Bessie
Front Streets
Linwood Improvement Association Awards 55 Prize Winners
The Linwood Improvement Association announced prizes of 55 dollars for students of the Tawood School who took part in the Findlay Market garden festival. Mixes Larimer of Linwood School led the youth gardeners in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Improvement Association
Tawood School
Woh
Findlay
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Big Clay Four
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Bosson
Whttaing
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Kramer
Norton
Stanleys
Orpheum
Orpheum — Stock Company
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Heuck
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Vire
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Rehan
Moreshoe
George Totten Smith
Jstandard
Rialto Rounders
Olympic
Dolly
Shotus
Cardinal
Ameriddo
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Jefferson
Jay, O’brien
Albert Davis
Board ‘of Directors
Busi
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Alfred Mo Moedelheim
Onar Berman
Eerke
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W Willey
A Fayte' i Hoffman
P. Trent
Walter A Lee
Eines Longworth
Irgt
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A. F.adh
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Doneph D. Kieta
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O'Malley
Newport Briefs
ASK
George Good
Will Gare
Ghina
the Children’s Home
West Ninth
Children's Home
E. J. Moore CO
Madison AV
AIM
BEN Franklin CO
D. W. Sayre & CO. Insurance Agents
Office Des
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the Glow Electric Co
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