Mundy Acquitted in Murder Case Sets Lunacy Hearing
George Mundy, attorney, acquitted of the murder of his wife Jeona Maundy on sanity grounds. A lunacy hearing is scheduled for Tuesday with prosecutor Pogue planning to present paranoia theories. Judge Cushing dismissed the original verdict and ordered a special venire for a new trial in related misappropriation cases involving Cincinnati Trust funds.
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George Mundy
Jeona Maundy
Pogue
Witesses
Mundy
Marry Thaw
Cushing
Maundy
Nathaniel, S& Keith
Pletcher Fe. Williams
Cincinnati Trist Company
Liquor Men Fail to Adopt Protest at Central Hall
A small turnout of Rhine saloon men attended a Sunday meeting at Central Turner Hall called to organize a protest against the anti free-lunch policy. Presiding officer Hermann Schmidt adjourned without discussion or action. A subsequent gathering may be planned to push for action and support from saloon operators.
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Turner Hall
Hermann Schmidt
Ce Ae
Hamilton County Liquor League
Wilson to Begin Vacation in Pass Christian
President Wilson plans to sign the currency bill tomorrow night and depart Tuesday morning for Pass Christian Mississippi for a three week vacation. The Herndon place, a furnished residence at Pass Christian, has been chosen for the president and family. The house overlooks the Gulf of Mexico with a long beach area. Owned by Mrs J M Ayer of Chicago, the property is among the coast’s finest spots.
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Washington
Wilson
Pass Christian
Miss
Ardaman
White House
Herndon ‘Place
Gulf of Mexico
J. M. Ayer
Chicago
Pomerene Invited to Speak at Duckworth Tub Installation
The organizers of the Duckworth tub installation at the Grand Hotel in January seek Senator James of Kentucky and Senator Pomerene of Ohio to attend and deliver speeches. They plan to urge other notable Democrats from the state to be present.
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Grand Hotel
James
Kentucky
Pomerene
Ohio
Man Missing From Wabash Cultivates Notion He Needs Operation
Police in Wabash Indiana launched a search for Jacob Bisdorf 36 believed to have wandered from home. Family fears he has entered a hospital in another city seeking an operation after recent fits of insanity and delusions that he requires surgery.
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Wabash
Ind
Jacob Bisdorf
Sur
Anniversary observation of Ohio Lodge No. 1 Odd Fellows
The eighty third anniversary observing Monday night at the Eagle’s lodge room in the Odd Fellows Temple with a large class of candidates to be initiated. Lodge No 1 claims to be the first Odd Fellows organization west of the Alleghenies. There were eleven charter members and now the order numbers about ninety thousand.
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Ohio
Beginning of Christmas Sermon Highlights Bethlehem Birth
Rev. Peter Roberston of Mohawk Presbyterian Church delivered a morning sermon on Christmas as a day of goodwill joy and the birth of Jesus. He traced Bethlehem as Jesus birthplace, noted the Roman decree by Caesar Augustus, Herod’s role, and the wise men guiding to the manger. He cited Biblical figures like Mary Zacharias Anna Simeon and the angels and described Herod’s infanticide and the world’s timing for Christ’s birth.
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Peter Roberston
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Jesus
R ‘Alestine
Mary
Joseph
Bethlehem
Judah
Bethelehem
Ruth
Boaz
David
Goliath
Gath
Jacob
Rachael
Jeremiah Roadée
Christ
Bethlehen
Jerome
Caesar Augustus
Herod
Zacharias
John the Baptist
Anna
Israel
Simeon
Asi
Ham Lewis to resign as Senate whip
Washington announces that Senator Ham Lewis will resign as Senate whip tomorrow or the next day. He cited the duties as too strenuous and said the role mainly kept other senators within distance and handled minor inquiries rather than enforcing discipline.
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Washington
Ham Lewis
Senate
Lewis
Ench
Dennr
Day Two Arrests Under Closing Law Report
Two African American men Albert Owens and William Strawder face liquor selling charges without a license. Officers reported liquor sold at Owens home amid a citywide closing, with arraignments set in municipal court. Debates arise over transfer rights and an additional commission member affecting Pittner’s appeal.
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Albert Owens
East Seventh Street
William Strawder
Sycamore Street
Tuerch
Second District
Met
Owens Home
Hamilton County Liquor
Anti-Saloon League
Kentucky
Ohio
Jacob Pittner
Hamiltton County, Liquor Commission
Pittner
Edibles Wanted for Children's Home Christmas Dinner
The Children's Home asks for donations of chicken turkey meat candies nuts and other edibles for their Christmas dinner. Donations should be delivered before Tuesday. A Christmas play Santa Claus Joy Factory will be performed at the home on Christmas afternoon featuring children from the institution.
Man Killed Caught in Machinery at Silver Grove Docks
Henry H. Doerning 60, a laborer at C. and C. coal docks in Silver Grove Campbell County, was killed instantly when his clothing was pulled into loading machinery for locomotive tenders. Coroner Digby viewed the body and it was taken to Grindmeyer’s. Doerning lived at 233 West Eleventh Street Covington.
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Henry H. Doerning
Silver Grove
Campbell C
Digby
Grindmeyer
Pike Street
Covington
Doerning
West Eleventh Street
Davis
Silver Grove Yards
Feat Nineteenth Street
Edward Hayes
Samuel Trost Company
Second
Johnson Streets
Hayes
Riffe
Arm Amputation After Yard Injury at L N Station
William Turley a 35 year old resident of Covington was injured in the L N yards Saturday and had his left arm amputated at the elbow yesterday in a hospital.
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William Turley
Body of Newport Bank President Brought Home for Burial
The body of John C. Schroll, 68, president of Newport National Bank, who died suddenly in Asheville, North Carolina, will be brought to Newport for burial. Schroll had remained a director and active in bank affairs until two months ago when he went to Asheville to recuperate. He is survived by three daughters and two sons. The sons have gone to retrieve the body.
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John C. Schroll
Newport National Bank
Asheville
N. C
Newport
Schroll
Lamp Hurling Fight In Covington Ends With Burns
Rachael Edwards and Bessie Penny engaged in a dispute at 18 Bremen street Covington last night. Edwards reportedly hurled a lit lamp coal at Penny injuring her forehead and burning her. The lamp broke and oil ignited threatening the building. fire department was summoned.
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Rachael Edwards
Bessie Penny
Bremen Street
Covington
Edwards
Penny
Call Him Disorderly Prunkenness and Destruction Charged
Prank Thomas faces drunkenness disorderly conduct and property destruction charges in Covington police court. He was arrested after a early Sunday row at George Simpson's saloon at Second and Court avenues. Simpson ordered him and companions to leave as closing approached. Thomas allegedly knocked down a waitress and threw a brick through a front window.
Covington Merchant John R. Coppin Dies in Auto Ride
John R. Coppin 66 a leading Covington dry goods merchant died yesterday afternoon during a family automobile trip. He left home with his wife and daughter on the Latonia Latonia Independence pike but grew ill at the foot of Independence hill. He died at the scene and his body was taken home to Latonia. He built Covingtons first tall building at Bev enth Madison for 250000 and his firm John R Coppin Co occupies lower floors with offices above. He leaves a widow and four children. Funeral plans not announced.
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John R. Coppin
Covington
Twenty-eighth
Rogers Streets
Latonia
Independence Pike
Coppin
Independence Hill
Robert Coppin
Beventh
Madison Avenues
John R Coppin Co
Sheriff Selects Deputies for Covington Jail
Paller-elect Hugh Smith of Kenton county, taking office January 1, picks Henry Plaggenbirg and Daniel Donohue as deputies at Covington jail. Edward Ungiend will be the deputy jailer at Independence dat.
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Paller
Hugh Smith
Kenton County
Henry Plaggenbirg
Daniel Donohue
Covington
Edward Ungiend
Independence Dat
Day of Universal Peace Foretold by Walnut Hills Pastor
Rev. A B Beresford urged a coming era of universal peace through reduced war costs and stronger global bonds. He traced war’s costs from Civil War to modern conflicts, urged faith in business and humanitarian progress, and predicted a world where love, trust and the Christmas message prevail.
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A. B. Beresford
Walnut Hills Universalist Church
Beresford
Napoleon
Moses
Maccabees
Israel
Israq
Jesus of Nazareth
Angel Song of the Nativity
Earth
Peace
Parliament of Man
Federation of the World
Universal Peace
Kipling
Dives
Sunday anniversary of Sycamore street fire
On the third anniversary of Cincinnati's Sycamore street fire three men died and property losses reached about 2 000 000. Origin of the blaze in the Ninth and Sycamore street shot manufacturing district remains undetermined. Victims were Robert Grear of Fire Company 4 at Seventh and Sycamore, Keman Schwengel of Fire Company 15, and spectator Walter Morris. Firesmen were killed by falling walls and a snapped guy line drove a cable into Morris.
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Cincinnati
Sycamore Street
Ninth and
Sycamore Streets
Robert Grear
Seventh and Sycamore Streets
Keman Schwengel
Fire Company 15
Walter Morris
Morris
Flood prevention plans reviewed for Ohio river
Colonel Henry Jervey and Major Louis H inspect city flood plans at Ft Wayne. Board considers diverting main stream through a cut off and widening the channel to improve waterway under bridges. Federal board to review plans and report to the War Department with recommendations.
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Henry Jervey
Cincinnati
Louis H
Corps of Enneers
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ohio, River Flood Board. of Engineers
Federal Board
War Department
Depot Policy to Be Framed by Club Men
F W Edwards president of the Business Men's Club will preside at a noon depot committee meeting at the club to decide policy concerning the White Bleckmans before the Ways and Means of the Council. An open session is set for 2 pm with city officials and civic groups invited to a dinner and meeting at the club where Bleekman will present a new proposition.
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F. W. Edwards
Business Men's Club
Ways and Means Tree of Council
Depot Committee
Edwards
Committee of Council
J.£. Bleekman
Edn
McGrath Resigns as Purchasing Agent Under Hunt Administration
W McGrath, purchasing agent during Mayor Hunt's tenure, sent a resignation letter to Mayor Hunt effective at the end of the mayor's term. The move, a surprise, comes as the post is reportedly under civil service protections. McGrath said he accepted the office with Hunt and would resign when his administration ends.
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France
Russian Empire
United States
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Harvard College
Sherman
Atlanta
Bores W. McGrath
Hunt
McGrath
Corn Show Plans For Hamilton County January 9 10
Hamilton County agricultural committee of the Chamber of Commerce will discuss arrangements for the corn show to be held January 9 and 10 at Mt. Healthy. The session occurs this afternoon.
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HamiltonCounty
Mt. Healthy
Chamber of Commerce
Flue Causes Small Fire in Dugan Home
A defective flue in the James Dugan residence near West Bank Street and the C L M Railroad tracks caused a small fire early yesterday. Damage was slight.
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James Dugan
West Bank Street
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