More Arrests Near in Probe of Girls Case
Police near Cincinnati investigate a girl described as Mildred Kuhn linked to a network of men at downtown hotels. Letters and telegrams to her mother indicate solicitations for meetings. A wealthy Kentucky traveler is named in possible Mann Act concerns. no state lines proven yet. The case follows the death of Cecilia Kuhn and ongoing probation cases.
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Mildred Cnet
Cincinnati
Sol McGowah
Jeceille
Ehdenring
Whdee
Kentucky
Cecilia Kuhn
Reacheh
Frank ‘Kuhn
Kuhn
Science forecasts disease control within ten years
The article reports on Dr Emili Enrich in Paris and Dr Emil Birkle discussing Salvarsan and attempts to improve it with copper compounds. It notes past use at St Lazare and by Emery and cites injections given to hundreds at a hospital amid campaign views.
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America
Bite
Emtriich
Paris
Witit
Pasteur In
Birlie
Meat shop visit ends with icebox hook remark
A regular meat shop scene in New York involves Wallace Ham and G Davis meeting a Blue Back representative. A man asks to see Davis and mentions a hook in the icebox leading to awkward misunderstandings.
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Wallace Ham
New York
Suzi
Glenmore
G. Davis
G. v
Blue
Davie
Ham
Syhen
Davis
Lamb
Revelations on 525 Million New Haven Funds Spark Morgan Claims
A New York morning paper published a sensational report alleging 525 million belonging to New Haven Railroad stockholders vanished through J P Morgan Co. The article links the loss to loans and a dummy company tied to the Westchester Boston Railway. J Pierpont Morgan denies charges and says the deal was for the New Haven’s account.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Protity
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. P. Morgat. & Coy
Treasury Mater
New Haven & Hartorgan
Banki Ng
Loens
al Sinttee Financial
New York, Westchester & Boston
Morgan
Artic
Auto Exhibit Prep Sees Dealers Arrive In Cincinnati
Representatives from several automobile manufacturers arrived in Cincinnati to assist with exhibits for the upcoming fourth annual Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association show. The event runs February 2 to March 4 at Music Hall, with the Union Central Building hosting main floor and basement displays. Decorators have spent a week preparing the quarters. The association vows the display will outshine previous Music Hall attractions, including a French imported buggy.
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Cincinnati
Union Central
The
Automobile ‘Trade ‘Association
Cincinnati Automobile Dealers’ Association
Music Hall
Dealers’ Association
France
Ee Anon
Skunk Parcels Postmail Fiasco In Evans City Parcel
Butler Pennsylvania February 1 Uncle Sam draws the line on sending skunks by parcels post. A sender mailed several skunks from Evans City post office the odor caused disruption and the postmaster hunted the origin. The parcel was moved to a back yard and the sender must appeal to Washington to continue using the mis package.
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Americas
Butler
Wohl
Evans City
Sam
Dvans City
Samuel
Washington
Educational Notes on Forest Entomology Society
The Educational Directory for 1912 14 lists state and city schools across the United States with over 4000 education aspects. It contains details on forming a society for forest entomology and is provided free by the United States Bureau of Education in Washington.
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America
United States
Education
Washington
Peace Day Fourth Of July Observance Proposed In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati plan calls for a Fourth of July peace celebration tied to the hundredth anniversary of the Treaty of Ghent. The February 26 meeting at the Chamber of Commerce seeks ideas for ceremonies in public schools and a broader “Hagua Day” in schools. Ed P B Marshall urged teaching children to worship peace over war and to promote friendly Anglo American relations as a world example.
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Ghent
America
Britain
Planet of the Society
Cincinnati
PB. Marshall
Great Britain
U. S. Begins Probe Of Fatal Ship Collision
The Monroe and Nantucket collision near Virginia capes prompts a Commerce Department inquiry. Officials expect international law changes to require ships to stop and assess danger before proceeding. Captain Berry of the Nantucket blamed fog siren, while Captain Johnson of the Monroe faced questions over course and actions.
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Monroe
Virginia Capes
Department of Commerce
United
Robert E. Tapley
Ee Ee
Paige Pat Eee
Dena Rae
den Service
Sada Taining
Johnson
Nantucket
Berry
Department of Comm
E ‘Board
City Solicitor Trials Franchise Case Over Depot Plans
City solicitor Gehoenie argued yesterday that the Union Depot and Terminal Company must have the franchise in question clarified by the courts before any new depot erection can proceed. He said the company forfeited its franchise by not meeting terms, while the city would owe $10,900 for noncompliance. the court's decision could affect other franchise provisions. The Supreme Court will hear cases Thursday on the stool board matter and on railways seeking fare adjustments within the city.
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Gehoenie
Bia
Union, Depot & Terminal Company
Esid. Schoerie
Keitor
Benigs
Sehoenle
Columbus
Supreme Court
Elso
Cincinnati Interurban Railway Company
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Company
Carrell Street
Coney Island
Town Wiped Out by Flood Reported
Special Cable reports the town of Novalage disappeared with great loss of life. Sparse details from the affected section suggest a catastrophe on an enormous scale.
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Novalage
Brothers Meet Actor After Seeing Show in New York
William Meakina a factory owner in Ontario Canada visits New York to see his brother Charles Meakin actor. They meet after a Liberty Theatre performance of Sam at a cafe for supper. William asks for an opinion on the acting but receives little reply, only casual remarks about the show and a lingering offer from the factory job still open.
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Ton
Can
New York
Charles Meakin
San
Hamilton
Sam
the Liberty
Charles Makins
Ell
Charley
Ie Meakins
Factory
Winter Romance On Wheels And Sleigh Bells
A playful verse paints winter scenes with an auto slide and cutter ride. A rider imagines a future with the prettiest girl by their side as the world feels theirs amid jingling bells and festive cold.
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Rentic
Women to Press Wilson for Woman Suffrage Vote Today
About three hundred workers from the Women's Trade Union and Boston delegates gather in New York to urge President Wilson to support Congress action on woman suffrage with a conference planned for tomorrow. Aimed at securing federal voting rights for women.
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Women’s Trade Union A
Boston
Connect
Washington
Wiser
Congress
Russ Margret
Women's Trade Union League
White House
Laver Wilson
Post
Néd
Sumie
Radium Test Fails Sirm Bremner in Baltimore Sanitarium
Congressman Bremner undergoing radium treatment at Dr Wesley's Sanitarium faced a serious setback as doctors report his condition deteriorates. He remained conscious and spoke with his brothers and visitors including Senator Hughes. A women workers suffrage delegation from the Women's Trade Union League and others gathered to press for suffrage, meeting in East Twenty second Street before heading to Washington.
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Bremner
Whesley
Wittig and
Leith
Senator Hughes
New Jer
Women's Trade Union ‘League
East
Twenty-second Street
Miss Schneiderman
Misk Hinchey
Mary Beard
Pegneylands
Connecticut
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