Probers Expand Arrests In Girl’s Graft Case At Downtown Venues
Authorities name several men connected to a girl’s alleged exploitation in Cincinnati. Court seals reveal only some names as probes focus on possible Mann Act violations and a Kentucky associate. The case includes telegrams and letters urging meetings, with a forthcoming hearing and ongoing probation work.
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Ndme
Cincinnati
Ogther
Mip
Sol
McGowan
Mildred
Kentucky
Mire
Cecilia Kuhn
Clif‘yn Déwieh
Frank Kuhn
Kuhn
Science Predicts Disease Eradication In Ten Years
Paris reports Dr. Ehrlich, discoverer of Salvarsan, predicts major advances in disease treatment within a decade. He notes progress with Salvarsan is ongoing and cites medical research at Pasteur and in Frankfurt as contributing factors. He also mentions copper and gold compounds and hints at cancer therapy gains from radium and prophylaxis.
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Ameriee
Paris
Phrlich
Pasteur
Bhriieh
Frankfort 4
Ets
Meat shop visit yields mixed names and confusion
Wallace Ham of the New York Sun calls on Glenmore 8. Davis at Harris offices. G V Eaton of the Blue Book enters. Davis and Eaton discuss oils for a butcher shop. A man seeks Davis and identifies himself as Lamb, asking for proper identification.
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Wallace Ham
New York Sun
Glenmore
Davis
Harris
G. V. Eaton
Blue Book
Eanes
Lamb
Revelations on Missing Railroad Funds Stir NY Headlines
A New York Morning paper claims $25,006,000 belonging to New York New Haven Hartford Railroad stockholders vanished into J P Morgan & Co. The piece accuses JP Morgan of siphoning funds via dummy companies to secure loans, prompting editorials against the banking house.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Wartford Railroad
Pronty
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. F. Morgan & Co
Millbrook & Co
Westchester Railway
Meno Ot Taj Soparnterest
Toren
Agents Arrive for Big Auto Exhibit in Cincinnati
Representatives from several automobile manufacturers arrived in Cincinnati to help local agents prepare exhibits for the annual show. The event, held at Music Hall from February 21 to March 4, will use the main floor and basement of Union Central Building. Decorators have been busy and the Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association promises an outstanding display, including a French buggy imported over 200 years ago.
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Cincinnati
Union Central
Cincinnati Automobile Trade
Cincinnati Automobile Dealers’ Association
Music Hall
Dealers’ Association
France
Massachusetts
Parcel Post Bans Skunk Parcels from Evans City Office
Butler Pennsylvania Feb 1 A Evans City postmaster refuses to ship skunks by parcel post. Residual odor filled the room as hides of several animals were mailed then moved to a yard outside the office. The postmaster says the sender must appeal to Washington to use skunks in parcels.
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Butler
Poutmaaster Wohl
Evans City
Uncle Sam
Samuel
Sau
Wahl
Washington
Educational Notes on Forest Insect Losses Directory 1918
A 1918 1914 Education Directory issued free by the United States Bureau of Education Washington lists forest insect losses and includes lists of city school officers and superintendent details.
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United States
Bureau “of Education
Washington
Peace Celebration on the Fourth proposed in Cincinnati
A February 26 meeting at the Chamber of Commerce will plan a hundredth anniversary of the Treaty of Ghent. The effort aims to teach children peace through public school ceremonies and the Hague Bay celebration, advocating the dove over war and urging tolerance between America and Great Britain.
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Ramama Agee
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Ghent
America
Great Britain
Hague Bay
Marknail
U S Begins Probe Of Fatal Crash Of Ships
The Monroe sank after a collision with the Nantucket off Virginia capes. The Commerce Department seeks an international rule to stop ships if the bridge crew cannot clearly distinguish moving objects within an eighth of a mile. Captain Johnson of the Monroe accuses the Nantucket of veering off course and failing to keep a safe distance.
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Spada
Washington
Monroe
Virginia Capes
Department of Commerce
Department, Commerce
United
High Seas
Robert E. Teplay
Norfolk
Spector Genera
Steamboat Inspection Service
Crewe
Johnson
St of Cap
Nantucket
Berry
Department of C
City solicitor seeks test of depot franchise validity in court
Schoeni stated the main aim of filing the answer to Union Depot & Terminal Co. suit is to have the court decide the franchised depot plan's validity. He noted the case could involve a $10,000 penalty and potential revival of revoked franchise terms, with a Columbus trip for upcoming Supreme Court hearings on school board and interurban rail cases affecting city fares.
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Schoeni
Union Depot & Terminal Company
Schewale
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Town Wiped Out by Flood Many Dead
Special Cable reports Bahia state in Brazil struck by floods with Novalage town reported disappeared and heavy loss of life feared. Disastrous floods may have caused massive casualties across the region.
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Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Novalage
Mfe
Brothers meet in New York after a Hamilton factory visit
William Meakins a Hamilton Ontario manufacturer travels to New York to see his brother Charles Meakin an actor in the play Sari. They meet after a Liberty Theatre performance and exchange brief impressions with no opinion offered. The factory job Charles offered remains open.
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William Meakins
Hamilton
New York
Charles Meakin
Liberty
Charles Makins
Hamiton
Wiliant Mens
Winter Ride and Snowy Night Cheer in Tiny Town
A fragmented poem-like piece paints a winter scene with sleigh bells and crisp air. It hints at cozy companionship, a snug space, and simple pleasures like a cutter ride and a distant, idealized world. The text remains unclear on characters or events beyond the seasonal mood.
Women to Press for Wilson Vote Today
A delegation of about three hundred working girls from Boston and Connecticut towns travels to Washington to lobby Congress for woman suffrage. The group, organized by the Women's Trade Union League, will meet with President Wilson, aiming to influence the decision on the suffrage amendment.
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New York
Boston
Connect
Washington
Wits Frongent
Lengis
Bremner’s radicum treatment setback signals serious condition
Congressman Bremner undergoing radicum treatment at Dr Kelley’s sanitarium shows a serious turn. He spoke with his brothers William and Leith, wife, and sister Senator Hughes of New Jersey, as visiting friends arrived. A large female worker delegation marches in East Twenty second Street to Pennsylvania depot to protest for woman suffrage.
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Biltimore
Bremner
Kelley
William and
Leith Bretmner
Senator Hughes
Mia
Jersey
Entennes
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U.S
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Hassiiten
Don Fe Sen Vknarilie
Ra Piatt Ames
Provident Bank
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Union
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