City Bus Routes Reorganized With Major Inbound Changes
Transit officials outline rerouted paths for CRAPEL STREET SOUTH NORWOOD COLERAIN AVENUE WESTWOOD COLLEGE HILL GLENDALE and others Inbound sequences will switch to alternate streets including Hunt Broadway Sycamore Ninth Walnut and Reading road Outbound patterns follow current routes with minor adjustments to Sixth Elm Vine and Elm streets as noted The changes aim to streamline service and coverage across the city.
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Crapel Street
Hunt and Broadway
Sycamore
Ninth
Walnut
Sixth
Hunt
Reading Road
South Norwood
Chapel Street
Alms Place
Yale
Gilbert
Florence
Syewthere
Main
McMillan
Chapel
Woodburn
Colerain Avenue
Twelfth
Elm
Vine
Fifth
Westwood
Liberty
Baymiller
Eighth
College Hill
Glendale
Hunt and
Broadway
WARN AGAINST THE AMERICAN EXPORTER
Special to The American. Washington December 26. Rapid strides of American exporters in foreign trade prompt a warning to be circulated in the United Kingdom against American aggressiveness in South Africa. The department of commerce notes that American manufacturers are expanding markets. South Africa in 1912 ranked the United States first in imports, countering claims that foreign competition is driving Americans from export trade.
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Washington, D. C
United Kingdom
South Africa
Department of Commerce
Union
Department
United States
South ‘Africa
Merce
Wewever
Sealing of Rampolla Deceased Cardinal's Papers Denounced
Rome observers condemn the sealing of Cardinal Rampolla's chambers after his death as illegal. Critics say the act lacked judicial authorization and was carried out by a notary at the request of Monsignor Di Bisogno, administrator of St Peters. No trace of the missing will has been found.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Monsignior
di Bisogno
St. Peters
George V gains consent to destroy late king’s mail
After a long effort King George V secures approval to burn part of his late father’s private correspondence. Queen Alexandra approves the destruction of selected mail as part of moving past the royal archives and clearing the reign’s legacy.
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London
George
Alexandra
King George
Uncle of Wilson Dies in Chillicothe
Henry W. Woodrow, uncle of President Woodrow Wilson, died suddenly at his Chillicothe home. A lawyer by profession, Woodrow was prominent in the city’s business and financial affairs.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Henry W. Woodrow
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
Rocket Victim Dies in Kentucky County Attorney
W. H. Watts, 40, Jessamine County attorney, died in Lexington after being fatally injured by a premature rocket explosive in his Nicholasville home yard on Christmas night. He was taken to Lexington hospital earlier today.
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Lexington
W. H. Watts
Jessamine County
Nicholasville
Lexington Hospital
New Council Calls First Meeting For New Year
A notice issued yesterday sets the date for the new city council’s first meeting at 10 o clock New Year’s morning. Officers and employees will be chosen, with questions raised about some civil service appointments. Fred Schneller named as chief clerk awaits confirmation.
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An- Oresateen
So Bettman
Fred Schneller
Prosperous 1914 Seen In Business Reports
W C Culkins secretary of the Chamber of Commerce cites 1913 trade results and 1914 prospects from Cincinnati manufacturers and traveling salesmen. Reports note rail and steel gains if a 5 percent rate rise occurs, postal receipts up in 1913, and bank clearings showing a dip in 1914 due to floods, with optimism from currency and tariff law effects across the region.
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Cincinnati
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Post Office
Metal Trades Association
Ohio
Miami
Clearing Mouse Association
Culkina
Woman tipped for New York City job
The American notes Miss Katherine Bemont Davis, heiress of the Bedford Reformatory for Girls, is prominently mentioned in Mayor-elect Mitchel's appointments. She is reportedly slated for the position of commissioner of correction due to her work in her current role.
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New York
Katherine Bemont Davis
Bedford Reformatory For Girls
Mitchel
Morrison Is Engineer Appointed City Official
Special to The American Hamilton Ohio December 26 reports W C Morrison has been appointed city engineer and was rumored to be chosen city manager for Middletown. Mayor announces reappointment of Andrew Mehlel as police chief and the commission names Israel Sims. Authorities foresee a possible clash over Sims appointment.
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Hamilton
Ohio
W. C. Morrison
Midletown
Hig
Morrison
Andrew Mehlel
Israel Sims
Admiral Dewey at 76 Receives Congratulatory Courtesies
Admiral George Dewey, hero of Manila Bay, marked his seventy six birthday in Washington noted by hundreds of telegrams and letters and many gifts. He spent part of the noon with his son who came from Chicago for the occasion with no formal celebration.
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Washington, D. C
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Chicago
Wealthy Egg Seller Arrested on Vine Street
Detectives Odgers and Frame arrested Joseph Stevens of 911 1 2 West Ninth Street yesterday near Twelfth and Vine streets. They allege Stevens was selling eggs to pedestrians as a wealthy man counted his profits.
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Joseph Stevens
West Ninth Street
Odgers and Frame
Atu Twelfth
Vine Streets
Stevens
Fire alarms blaze in four story West Sixth Street building
A late night fire at 418 422 West Sixth Street damaged upper floors of a four story brick building. The blaze began on the fourth floor and spread to the hall, filling the structure with smoke. About 500 dollars in losses were reported. the lower hotel rooms remained undamaged. Origin undetermined.
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West Sixth Street
India « ‘Company
Charles
Molloy Funeral Held for City Detective James Molloy
The funeral of James Molloy a city detective was held yesterday morning at St Xavier Church. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery Price Hill.
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James Molloy
St. Xavier Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Price Hill
Musical revue at Olympic Theater features The Progressive Girls
Special attention to the musical numbers in The Progressive Girls to be staged at the Olympic Theater tomorrow. The show promises breezy melodies and laughs led by comedian Jack Reid with Meht in the spotlight.
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Olympic
Olympic Theater
Jack Reid
Masonic Band Clebrates Christmas On Esplanade Night
The Cincinnati Masonic Band led by Dr A A Kunilez arranged a special Christmas program for tonight in Government Square. Tomorrow night the band will join the Mohawk Indian Church and Caledonian Society for an extended program with Mrs Pearl Hess Sanders singing. A large crowd attended last night with the Ninth Regiment band also performing Christmas selections until 9 30 o clock.
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A. A. Kuniléz
Cincinnati Masonic Band
Government Square
Choif the Mohawk ‘ Erian Church
Caledonian Society
Pearl Hess Sanders
Ninth Regiment
Carlson shoots mother during Christmas burglar scare
Carl F Carlson, a Lincoln tailor, was freed by police after accidentally shooting his mother while guarding their home from a reported burglar. Neighbors had planned an all night vigil to protect Christmas gifts, and the mother woke the son triggering the fatal volley.
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Lincoln
Neb
Carl F. Carlson
Carlson
Bride Asks Divorce Over 1910 Marriage to George Burkholder
Edith McKenzie filed for annulment in Common Pleas Court yesterday through her friend Mary Friendship alleging a marriage to George C Burkholder began in September 1910 when she was 12. She says they cohabited until June 1912, then separated. She is now 16 and employed as a hired girl for an Avondale family. Burkholder, of Dayton Ohio, was served with summons during a Christmas visit before leaving the city.
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George C. Burkholder
Edith McKenzie
Mary Friendship
Avondale
Burkholder
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Mushroom Company Incorporator Files in Columbus
Charles M. Thurnauer sent papers to Columbus to form the Ohio Mushroom Company. He holds a two year bond and plans to publish the largest mushroom operation in the United States.
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Charles M. Thurnauer
Columbus
Ohio Mushroom Company
W& Apy Bond
United States
EMPLOY 250000 MEN AT US STEEL IN 1913 RECORD HIRING
United States Steel Corporation employed about 250000 men at one time in 1913 the highest in its history according to a contemporary report. More than 40000 employes have bought stock in the company.
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United States Steel Corporation
Miss Gompers to Be Bride of George Geran
The engagement of Miss Sadie Gompers daughter of Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor, to George S. Geran a lawyer of San Francisco is announced. The wedding is set to be held soon at the Gompers home in Washington.
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Sadie Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
George S. Geran
San Franccisco
Gompers
Washington
Quarreling youths fire rifle injures Oberlin in city
A fight among boys near the Reduction Company's plant at Queen City avenue ends when a rifle is fired. Oberlin suffers a severe abdominal wound. William Brill aged 16 and Dee West aged 14 were arrested. Brill admits the shot was accidental.
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San Ra
City Ospital
Oberlin
Reduction Company
Queen City Avenue
Young Oberlin
William Brill
Dee West
John Street
Schwind
Convers
Brill
Pope punishes parish as attack on Archbishop prompts ban
In Galatina near Lecco Catholic parishioners faced deprivation of mass and sacraments as punishment by the Pope after an attack on the Archbishop of Otran to. The church bell ringing was also prohibited today.
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Rome
Otranto
Galatina
Lecco
Deaths in City Area Listed with Causes and Addresses
A fragmented notice lists multiple deceased individuals with ages and street addresses including Catherine Mayer 87 East Turd streets and Peter Webby 228 Sycamore Street. Conditions noted include hemorrhage septicemia and nephr itis with inquest mentions.
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John. Kroets
OI Livingston
Richard Cone
Gladaton Avenue
Tales Striet
Mayer
Yan ‘East Turd
George Darbait
Stee Browettis
Catherine Mates
East
Clifton Aves
Mary Kuenther
Buicken
Inquest
Kuhimann
Neers Corpentes Parker
Willis
Hildebrand
Useles
Oregon Street
Wonis
Catherine
Welgti
Poe
Mary Nicholson
Cutter
Clinton Strests
Whwella Marjewa
Westwood
Arete King 'S
Perk Avenue
Beart
Births reported for numerous couples in city listings
Bay to Pred and Catherine Goothaus 21 Beekman Street a girl. Charles and Frederick Clark 12 Beekman Place a boy. Hugh and Anna Milligan 585 Torrese Place a girl. Louis and Hattie Marino 1234 East Third Street a boy. Witten and Mary Conners 1251 East Third Street a girl. Otto and Rose Schwartz 1207 Bremes Road a boy. Join and Clara Homen 4612 Eastern Avenue a girl. Buford and Mary Tester 712 Bart Peart Avenue a boy. William and Sorma Smith 3070 West Liberty Street a boy. Peter and Gertie Bates 2629 Biemen a girl. Andrew and Josephine Kath ams vet a girl. Wailer and Rot MeAttbar S888 Co.
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Eastern Avenue
Buford and
Mary Tester
Bart Peart Abbant
William and
Sorma Smith
Liberty Street
Pan
Peter and
Gertie Bates
Biemen
Cherie
Clare Kotte
Fourth Street
San Andrew
Jonephing Kath
Ams Vet
Hold Girl as Queen of Alleged Bandits
Lissle Baker, 26, held at Warren Avenue Police Station as leader of a band of robbers who claim thirty five West Side heists netting over 25000 dollars. Eight male suspects, including Baker’s brother Victor Paher and Joseph McGuire, face charges or holds for burglary and receiving stolen goods. McTaker arrested at 14 North Carpenter Street with recovered loot.
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Chicago
Lissle Baker
Warren ‘Avenue
Mc Taker
North Carpenter Sitee
Victor Paher
Joseph McGuire
Reds seal drive sets city Christmas record in Cincinnati
Over 660 000 Red Cross seals sold in Cincinnati during Christmas season breaking all records. Acting Superintendent Arthur Boden reports to the Christmas seal Committee of the Anti Tuberculosis League. Receipts total 4609 dollars with unpaid orders noted. Donald Douglas 15 2617 Vine St tops as nation’s youth crusader with nearly 10 000 seals sold. Sarah B Herbert and Rosemary Rooney sold about 42000 seals in the post office corridor. The seals educate for tuberculosis fight. The report notes the million sale aims to reach broad public engagement through mail and packages. The league’s film The Price of Human Lives shown at Freeman Theater with Anthony Meés directing lecture.
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Cincinnati
Arthur Boden
Donald Douglas
Vine Street
Sarah B. Herbert
Rosemary Rooney
Roden
Freeman Theater
Freeman Avenue
Tiberty Street
Anthony Meés
League
13 DROWNED AT SEA Special to The American
Washington December 26 8 1 Kimball general superintendent of the life saving service made public his report showing that among 1 763 casualties at sea in the fiscal year ending June 20 only 69 vessels were lost and 73 persons drowned. The service aided 1 346 ships with cargoes valued at 6 032 925 carrying 5 168 people.
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Washington
Kimball
Life Saving Service
Robbers Hide Under Balcony At Orpheum Heist
Four men hid under balcony seats in the Orpheum theater and, after patrons departed, overpowered the night watchman tying and gagging him. They forced open the office safe, took two thousand dollars and valuables, and fled as a policeman stood nearby.
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Orpheum
Worker may sue for lead poisoning as personal injury
Superior Judge Pugh ruled in Louis Plaska v American Carriage Co that white lead poisoning is a personal injury and not an occupational disease. Plaska claims damages for $6,000 after not being provided lead fumes safeguards, rejecting the Employers Liability Board of Awards ruling that such claims fall under workers compensation.
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Workmen's Compensation Act
Pugh
Louis Plaska
American Carriage Company
Plaska
Carriage Company
Employers Liability Board of Awards
Board of Awards
Wind topples shelter on public square injuring several
A strong early morning wind in Cleveland blew down a shelter house on the public square where a crowd waited for cars. Several people are in serious condition, with many pinned beneath the fallen walls. No deaths reported.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Collision in Garvanza injures many guests
Two persons remain in critical condition after a rear end collision in Garvanza Los Angeles early today. Thirty two others are more or less seriously injured as guests returning from a Christmas party.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Galakie
Garvanza
Longview Insane Asylum Faces High Death Rate
The Longview Insane Asylum reports a one percent death rate with only four percent recoveries. It houses 1,000 but cares for 1,490, and since opening 12,711 patients have been admitted with 11,261 dismissed and 3,958 recovered.
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Longview Insane Asylum
F. M. Harmon
Longview
Harmon
Snys
Police hunt burglars in Omaha store break-in
Omaha police search for two burglars who broke open Samuel J. Adler's store safe tonight. They took about $5,200 in cash and more than $2,000 in diamonds. The crime occurred in the Americns area.
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Omaha
Neb
Dee
Samuel J. Adler
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