Missing Norfolk Girl Still Not Located
Nationwide search for Ge neta Woofin 14 vanished from Norfolk Virginia days ago yields no trace. Her father John Doe separated from her mother Max W lived in Cincinnati and traveled to Norfolk to reunite. Cincinnati police alerted after mother’s nurse aunt Miss Wannie Lafferty reported the case. The false lead involving a sailor was ruled out as the young man was found in Norfolk.
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Neta Woofin
Norfolk
Max. W
Cincinnari
Cincinnati
Wannie Lafferty
Seton Hospital
Miss Lafferty
Worfolk
Lafferty
Woodin
Decision on License Law To Be Tested
Superior Judge Sutphin rules county Liquor Licensing Board must grant a full hearing to a rejected saloon keeper and an appeal will seek state board guidance on license actions. Citizens may be allowed to influence who is deemed unworthy for a license under the higher license law.
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Sutphin
Bodié
Hamilton County
State Board
A.inneper
Seek Kin of Dead Man in Germany Also
Coroner Poertmeyer will search for Harry Kculinthasince, a man from Leckjaw. He died after an incident on December 21 near Spring Grove Avenue and a street crossing. He was a baker for the Freischmarin Company of New York and gave Warell, Pa as his address. His parents reportedly lived in Germany. Local authorities could not locate any relatives in this country.
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Poertmeyer
Harry Kculin
Thas Ince
Leckjaw
Kamitz
Spring Grove ‘Avenue
Ee Street
Warell
Freischmarin, Company
New York
Germany
Springfield to Install New City Manager on New Form
Charles E. Ashburner of Lynchburg Virginia prepares to become Springfield city manager as the new commission government takes effect January 1. The English national held a prior post in Staunton Virginia and will attend the first commissioners meeting under the new system.
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Charles E. Ashburner
Lynchburg
Springfield
Ashburne
United States
Staunton
Funeral arrangements for George H. Torney surgeon general
Washington reports the funeral for George Henry Torney 62 year old surgeon general of the U S Army, who died last night from bronchial pneumonia. Born in Baltimore he served in Cuba. Torney promoted and will be honored in services set for December 28.
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Washington
George Henry Torney
United States Army
General Torney
Baltimore
Torney
Cuba
Detectives Seek W. W. Shoemaker After Bogus Draft Try
Detectives continued the search for W. W. Shoemaker who reportedly left the Haviin Hotel without paying a bill after attempting to pass a counterfeit $20 draft on the Ohio Jewelry Company at 141 West Fifth Street. No trace of him has been found.
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W. W. Shoemaker
Haviin
Ohio Jewelry Company
West Fifth Street
Stock Taking Sermon Urges Year End Reflection
Rev. Peter Robertson at Mohawk Presbyterian Church exhorts children and congregation to “stock take” life as a brief tale. He cites Bible passages from Job and Moses, urges a wise, purposeful life aligned with God, and reflects on the old year and the coming 1914 era.
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Peter Robertson
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Moses
Oye
Yiod
Micael
God
Frat Dance Attendance Tuzzles Delta Theta Phi Eta Chapter
Los Angeles December 24. Delta chapter of Theta Phi Eta Fraternity plans attendance at a dance and reunion of the Alpha chapter in Indianapolis today. Henry Greenberg and Benjamin Live represent the Delta chapter in this city. Ralph Pakton hica ae field Cal will be hanged at San Quentin March 27 for the senger agent in the up of a Southern Pacific express in El Monte.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ralph Pak
Ton Hica
San Quentin
Southern Pacific’ Express
el Monte
Delta
Theta Phi Eta Fraternity
Endianapolis
Henry Greenberg
Benjamin E. Live
Holy Cross Church Dance Announcement
The Holy Name Society of Holy Cross Church will give a change this Tuesday night at the church social event. The notice invites parishioners to attend and support the church activity.
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Holy Cross Church
The
Holy Name Society of the Church
McAdoo Improves Returns to Duties Soon After Illness
Washington December 28 William G McAdoo secretary of the treasury who has been suffering from grip is much improved today and expects to resume his duties Tuesday Surgeon General Blue of the Public Health Service is his physician
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Americas
Washington
William G. McAdoo
Court records show rise in divorces and marriages in year
Hamilton County Court records for the passing year report 4205 marriage licenses uniting 8410 persons and 1326 divorces, a ratio of one divorce per four marriages. Judge Warner granted 28 percent of the divorce decrees in the divorce court. 98 percent were in Common Pleas Court. There were 4991 sales of all kinds including divorce suits, up from 4594 in 1912.
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Hamilton County
Ingolvency
Warner
Campaign of Change Candidates Face Local Election
The Independent and Regular tickets vie in a chamber of commerce election. Independent slate lists Oscar F. Barrett as president and William B. Melish as second vice president with Albert Lackman and M Brouse among officers and directors. Regular slate lists Georges Dieterle as president and James P. Orr as second vice president with William T. Johnston and Henry M. Brouse among officers and Real Estate Board names.
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Potes
Chamber of Commerce
Oscar F. Barrett
William B. Melish
Albert Lackman
M. Brouse
Sol. H. Charles F. Robb
Frank van Slyck
G. C. van Zandt
Henry Vogel
William Guekerberger
Georges Dieterle
James P. Orr
William T. Johnston
Henry M. Brouse
Edward.a. Fitzgerald
A. G. Nerman
Ralph H. Coney
Armin H. Sander
HL J. Lewin
J. Walter Braann
Favors Reappointment of Night Patrolman James Heher
Mayor Poor of Glendille backs reappointment of night patrolman James Heher at the first meeting of the new Council.
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Poor
Glendille
James Heher
Arrest of Cincinnati Dentist George Dancer on Non-Support Charge
Detectives arrested Cincinnati dentist George Dancer in Cleveland for non support. He will be brought back to Cincinnati to answer the charge.
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George Dancer
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Friendship Theme Echoes in Masonry Sermon at Walnut Hills
Members of the Walnut Hills lodge of the Masons attended a morning service at the First Universalist Church. Rev. Dr. A. B. Beresford preached on The Ideal of Friendship, urging reliance on true companionship as life’s chief good and citing figures from Shakespeare Dickens and modern history to illustrate the bond of friendship.
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Walnut Hills
Stephen Girard
Macbeth
Mark Antony
Caesar
Dickens
David Copperfield
David
Pa Ipersety
Mayors of Kentucky Cities Asked to Confer on Law Changes
Covington Mayor Philipps receives Lexington Mayor Cassidy's invitation for a January 6 meeting in Frankfort with Newport Mayor Helmbold to discuss amendments to the commission form of government in four second class cities. The talks cover voter choice for commissioners and departments and street reconstruction cost sharing with the public burden. A steering committee will be named to approach the next legislative session.
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Philipps
Covington
Cassidy
Lexington
Frankfort
Helmbold
Newport
Legia
Two Suits Filed for 10000 Each in Kenton Circuit Court
Joseph W. Tuttle has filed two suits in Kenton Circuit Court, each for $10000 in damages. One lawsuit alleges that a son of Mrs. Lang discharged something in his face, disfiguring him.
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Joseph W. Tuttle
Kenton
Langnet OS Sa
Three Men Arrested on Madison Street Disorder Charge
Ernest Files, P. R. Miller and L. Miller were arrested early yesterday on Madison avenue for disorderly conduct. They allegedly tore down street signs and threw boxes as officers arrived. About a half dozen youths were present. the three jailed were released on bond for today’s Police Court appearance.
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Ernest Files
L. Miller
Madison Avenue
Covington Deaths Reported By Health Officer
Health Officer O Maley lists weekly deaths in Covington including Mary Wilson age 50 Marian Mona han 49 Clement Lichtenberg 8 days Edith Wenstrep 5 Fred J. Niuhaus 28 Harry Edw Wiiehire 2 months Mary Brigge 58 Michael Schwalar 86 John H Coppin 64 Margaret Kramer 48 Jacob A Thomas 61 Mary J Muller 16 Edw Hay 17 Nelson Lee Blackwell 4 Evelyn Broweaugh 2 months Infant Schwoinefus
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O’maley
Mary Wilson
Marian M. Monahan
Clement Lichtenberg
Edith Wenstrep
Fred J. Niuhaus
Harry Edw
Wiiehire
Mary Brigge
Michael Schwalar
John H. Coppin
Margaret Kramer
Jacob A. Thomas
Mary J. Muller
Edw. Hay
Nelson Lee Blackwell
Evelyn Broweaugh
Schwoinefus
Licenses Issued in Covington for Multiple Couples
Covington issued several marriage licenses yesterday listing Bennett Williams 23 and Marcella Gregory 21 of Columbus Ohio Hanni bal L Depoy 53 and Viele M Sherwin 文字 of Muncie Indiana Charles Conner 25 and Bettie Butts 25 of Muncie Georgiana Beatty 21 and James Faull 21 of Valparaiso Indiana Harry Henkle 23 and Della Hamilton 26 of Dayton Ohio George Plowman 20 and Lina 1 of Cincinnati Ohio Walter Adin and others listed with small remaining details
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Covington
Bennett Williams
Marcella Gregory
Columbus
Ohio
Hannibal L. Depoy
Viele M. Sherwin
Muncie
Ind
Charles Conner
Bettie Butts
James Paul Faull
Georgiana Beatty
Valparaiso
Harry B. Henkle
Della Hamilton
Dayton
George Plowman
Lina
Hamilton, Ohi
Walter Adin
Geor
Husband jailed on child support warrant
Ernst Mehrman of Covington was arrested yesterday by Humane Officer Cherrington on a warrant sworn by his wife. She alleges he refuses to support their child.
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Ernst Mehrman
Covington
Humane
Cherrington
Covington Woman Dies From Blood Poisoning at Home
Mrs. Frances Beck died yesterday at her home at Sixth and Main in Covington from blood poisoning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon from the residence with burial at Linden Grove cemetery. She is survived by her husband and four children, the youngest only five days old.
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Frances Beck
Covington
Linden Grove Cemetery
Covington Man Sues Street Railway for 25000 Damages
Joseph Bing of Covington filed a suit in Kenton Circuit Court against the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway seeking 25000 damages for alleged personal injuries from a collision.
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Joseph Bing
Covington
Kenton
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway
Return of Old Fire Bell Celebrated in Covington
Citizens of Central Covington marked the bell return to the engine house tower. The bell, funded by private subscription, was moved to Latonia during Covington’s growth and awaited its return. Mayor Philipps and Fire Chief Lemker led the program.
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Covington
Latonia
Philipps
Lemker
Newport Gymnastic Society Christmas Ball Tonight
The Newport Gymnastic Society holds an entertainment on Orchard Street with a large Christmas tree on stage. The program features Why Santa Claus Comes in December and a concluding dance.
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Newport Gymnastic Society
Orchard Street
Santa Claus
Pupil Half Fare On Newport Street Cars
Pupils living in Cote Brillante Clifton Southgate Bonnie Leslie and Fort Thomas who attend Newport schools may ride street cars at half fare starting January 1.
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Cote Brilliante
Clifton
Southgate
Bonnie Leslie
Fort Thomas
Newport
Bishop Maes to preside at postulants’ investiture
Bishop C. F. Maes will preside over the reception and investiture ceremonies for six postulants into the order of Notre Dame. The event will take place on West Sixth Street Covington at the academy chapel on Friday in January.
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C. FP. Maes
Order of Notre Dame
West Sixth Street
Covington
Eres the Academy
Cincinnati Clubs Prepare Festive Welcoming of New Year
Cincinnati social and civic groups plan New Year events Wednesday night and Thursday morning. The Business Men's Club with 5600 members will hold a large gathering with eggnog and colored headpieces. Elke will host open house for fraternal guests. Round-table games and an eggnog fountain are planned. The Women’s Civic League invites 800 to Music Hall. The Grain Dealers' Exchange hosts a noon dinner at the Linton for 150 members and Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber declines formal events to avoid clashing with the Exchange. The Cuvier Press Club offers a musical program with eggnog. The T M A invites visiting theatrical folk to a dance and social.
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Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
James Brannin
Incinnati Elke
Women’s Civic League
Music Hall
Grain Dealers’ Exchange
Linton
Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Cuvier Press Club
Search for wife shifts 10 south
The search for Mrs. Clara Carter McKay wife of W E McKay Elyria Ohio automobile maker shifted from St Louis to Chattanooga Tennessee where a woman answering to Clara Carter asked for mail and requested letters be sent to Chattanooga She disappeared November 12 Her family is prominent in Cleveland Ohio.
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Clara Carter McKay
W. E. McKay
Elyria
Ohio
Chattanooga
Tenn
Clara Carter
Turner to Face Hearing Before St Bernard Mayor Tonight
Jack Turner of 51 Welnut street Cincinnati arrested for drunkenness will be arraigned before Mayor Young of St Bernard tonight. Turner was found at Tower and Sullivan by Police Chief Burkhart waiting for a car and explained he was waiting for a ride.
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Jack, Turner
Welnut Street
Cincinnati
Young
St. Bernard
Turner
Tower and Sullivan Avenues
Burkhart
Coronation of Friendship Expressed in Eulogistic Verse
A reflective note speaks of defending a friend's good name and cherishing comradeship. It highlights that a good name is a man's inner jewel and calls for soul to soul service beyond life as a lasting memorial to friendship.
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