Demand Probe of Associated Press by 0.9
The text alleges a boycott and monopoly actions by the Associated Press against competing news bureaus including the Sun and Burghe News. It cites refusal to sell news, attempts to restrain competition, and a bid to control headlines and distribution in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hte Burkee
The
Sun
He Son
Associated Arese Association
Nell
Abe
Sun Me
Ews
Associated. Press
Patkow &. Ie
Hall
Pereive
Tromy Aiy
Persati
Sarwkeneigae
Atta Whesey
Ans
Presa
Daphne
Powerful Trucks Prominently Featured at Cincinnati Auto Show
The Cincinnati Automobile Trade Association opens the union Central Life Insurance building show this Saturday to display commercial trucks. The exhibit traces the horseless vehicle evolution over 15 years and showcases utility power machines from runabouts to electric lighted limousines, emphasizing economy and superiority of motorized over horse drawn vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incinnati ‘Automobile Trade Association
Union “Central Life Insurance
As Stort
Elnnati
Smallpox in Senate Quarantines Children of Officials
In Kentucky the General Assembly learned Senator Pete of Webster County had smallpox while Representatives A J Oliver of Scottsville and W N Flippin of Somerset were also infected. Health officials urged home isolation for all, Porter quarantined locally, officials said no epidemic danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Pete
Webster County
A. J. Oliver
Scottsville
W. N. Flippin
Somerset
Senate
House
J. N., McCormack
State Board of Health Se
R. M. Doblin
Doedore
Witnesses Oppose Sherman Law Revisions
Seth Low of New York and Louis D Brandeis of Boston testified before the House committee on anti trust legislation. Low opposed any changes to the Sherman act while Brandeis argued two features of the measure are undoubtedly unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectes
Washington
Seth Low
New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
House Committee
Low
Judiciary Committee
Brandeis
GAX Workers Fear Effects of Coal Bill
GAX workers fear the impact of a coal bill as debates continue on mining payments and impurity standards. The measure sets wages by a screening process and grants the Industrial Commission authority to set impurity limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAX
On Her Dignity Street Car Conductor Clash
A Kansas City Star snippet recalls a street car confrontation where a conductor asks a young girl her age and she insists she is paying full fare. The brief exchange highlights social norms and customer conduct on public transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Huerta Silent On United States Action At Border
Fragmentary note from the border discusses Huerta and US involvement, claiming US action would aid the Mexican government. The piece references battles with Villa and assertions that lack of support harmed Huerta’s forces and led to defeats on the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta Silent UN Action
United States
Segmnnts
Mexico
Oyinaga
Villa
Huerta
Playhouse Fire Destroys Child’s Rear Structure
The little playhouse behind 1472 Knox Street burned overnight trapping a child named Charlotte Weitze. Neighbors report the girl had been playing there with companions when the flames spread before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilly
Charlotte Weitze
Knox'street
U S Awaits Rebel Moves After Arms Embargo Action
Washington reports indicate the United States will watch for Mexican rebel progress following the embargo on arms shipments. Officials say the administration hopes for calm in Mexico City and anticipates no retaliation by the United States. European observers question the wisdom of the measure’s procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
United States
Stats Department
Mexico City
Fesceip
Wier
Neleon Uglinessy
Retailia‘tion
Mone
Meie
Europe
Shoots Doctor in Defense of Sister in Indiana
Special to The American Boonville Ind Feb 4 Dr Quincy Williams physician of Folcomville Watflex county lies near death from gunshot wounds inflicted by his brother in law John E Dimmitt 25 a farmer Dimmitt said he acted in self defense to protect his sister Williams's wife shot at Dimmitt's home where Mrs W was staying and where the alleged estrangement began The assailant was released on bond after the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Quincy Williams
Folcomville
Watflex County
John. E. Dimmitt
Dimmitt
Wimneélif
Williams
W War
Solons Clash Over Immigration Bill Burnett Measure Passes
Special to The American reports the House vote 249 to 140 approving the Burnett Immigration Bill amid fierce opposition led by Rep Goldfogle New York. The bill tightens literacy tests targets militant suffragists and illegal aliens while penalizing steamship firms for bringing insane aliens. Debate centered on amendments and procedural moves as Burnett pressed to close the bill in a heated session.
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Washington
Riccey
House of Representatives
Burnett Immigration
Senate
Wilson
Burnett
House
Goldfogle
New York
Shen Toxeon
Nahan
Minnesota
Bme
Manahan
Attack on Divinity Theory Stirs Clash
Special to the Americas from San Francisco reports ministers in the bay area condemn a declaration denying Christ's divinity. Rev Charles F Aked, a prominent clergyman and ally of John Pantiester, may resign from leadership of the San Francisco Church Federation until a committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
San Francisco
Ministers’ Association of
Epen Cisco Bay Cities
Christ
Charles F. Aked
John Pantiester
Police Drive Out Street Cleaners in Zanesville Clash
In Zanesville Ohio on February 4 police dispersed street cleaning department workers appointed by the prior Democratic administration. The ejecting clash involved violence and arrests. The new administration occupies the offices and signals readiness to use force if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Cost of Dying Hit Digests Funeral Car Fare Protest
An official complaint was filed with the state public utility commission demanding relief from excessive funeral car surcharges. Undertaker George Wickens of Lorain seeks to bar the Cleveland Southwestern and Combat Railway Company from charging more than 50 cents per passenger on funeral specials.
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Ubeedera Bystarma
Greenlund
Fer Moore
Vorderheide
Senate
Agricultural College
Ohio State University
State Agricultural Commission
Marietta
Mills
Senate Finance Committee
Kramer
Lloyd
Franklin County
Columbus Bureau
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
State Public Utility Commission
George Wickens
Lorain
Cleveland, Southwestern & Combat Railway Company
GOP considers Sudie Whiten for Ohio governor post
Columbus reports state leaders in Republican circles plan to offer Sudie Whiten, former Common Pleas candidate, the GOP nomination for Ohio governor. The action follows nominations for justice of the Ohio Supreme Court and a U S attorney position in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Bureau Choctawat! Americas
Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas
Sudie Whiten
Ohio Supreme
Denman
United States Ney
Cleveland
Transatlantic Flight Plan From Newfoundland to Ireland
Rodman Wanamaker and Glenn Curtiss plan a 200 horse power flying boat to cross the Atlantic in 12 to 15 hours at 19 000 feet. The venture aims to advance aerial navigation and world peace under Aero Club of America auspices with officers Porte Towers and others considered as crew and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aperial
New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Glenn H. Curtis
Newfoundland
United States Army
Curtise Iy
Wanamaker
Aero Club of America
Atlantic
Lord Northcliffe Prise
United States
Great Britain
Royal Aero Club of England
Equist
Porte
Lsw
United States Navy
Lieuwtenant Johan MH. Towers
Bryan Treaty Plan May Act as Boomerang
Washington reports European governments may use the Bryan peace treaties to push minor disputes to the neutral commission if diplomacy fails. A European diplomat signaled that signing could trigger unit investigations, risking new tensions with the United States as Congress has not yet acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohé
Bryép
United States
Brian
Bryan
Senate
Jails Man as Master on Complaint of Girl
A Philadelphia man identified as John Mector Alexander was jailed for ten days after a complaint by 22 year old Miss Ruosh Young. The incident near Sixth Avenue and Thirty-first Street involved Alexander allegedly offering champagne and following Young after she rejected him. He claimed she misled him but was sentenced by Magistrate Preschi after both parties admitted false names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becaus
May Dewey Campbell
Joseph Campbell
Ludlow Avenue
KE. W. Franks
Cincinnati Abbatoir Company
Tam
Nework
John Mector Alexander
Girardaterlue
Phildelphia
Preschi
Miss Ruosh Young
West 117Th Street
Miss Young
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Alexander
Dewey
Oiece
Mt Auburn welfare group opposes 10 year gas electric franchise
The Mt. Auburn Welfare Association spoke at last night’s meeting against renewing Union Gas & Electric’s electric light franchise for ten years. They urged a one year franchise and a reasonable lighting rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn Welfare Association
Union Gas & Electric Company
Electric Light
Palmer to Run Again in Pennsylvania Senate Primary
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania a Democrat and administration spokesman on the House floor announces he would be a candidate for the United States Senate in the Pennsylvania primaries set for May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
House
Aneees An
United States Senate
Officer Kills Bad Man in Waynesboro Shootout
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on February 4 a sheriff’s posse member shot and killed William Barnes a described bad man. His brother Abram Barnes is in prison and two others are wounded as the clash ends a reign of terror alleged to have followed the brothers into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
William Barnes
Abram
Revolt in Peru deposes President Billinghurst
Washington reports the coup in Lima that ousted President Billinghurst and killed his secretary Joe. Minister McMillan sent brief details with promise of fuller later. Secretary Bryan said no action yet. a constitutional process could lead to recognition by the Wilson administration if a legitimate government is formed. Billinghurst had clashed with Congress since his monthslong election process ended.
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Washington
State Department
Lima
Peru
Bilinghuret
Joe
McMillan
Poe
Bryan
Ths
Wilson
Billinghurst
Congress
Deelay Billinghurst
Kentucky law to stop flirting bill introduced
Frankfort Feb 4. A bill by Senator J T Tunis Lexington aims to curb flirtation and prohibited contact with female students in colleges. It makes it unlawful to disturb or interfere with any female student orally in writing or by sign or to enter school grounds without permission.
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Frankfort
Fenile
J. T. Tunis
Lexington
General Assembly
Paroled Mansfield Inmates Shielded From Federal Arrest
Attorney General Hogan rules that prisoners confined or paroled from the Mansfield reformatory cannot be arrested or tried by Federal authorities for alleged desertion from the regular army. The ruling follows a complaint about a war department detective seeking custody of parolees.
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Columbua Beresa Clocingat
Americen
Columbus
Ohio
Vel
Mansfield Reformatory
Hogan
State Board of Administration
Leonard
War Department
Reformatory
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Local Records
A blotched OCR listing various real estate transfers and mortgage activity. Entries mention transfers on Cooper Street and nearby avenues, subdivisions near Heights, and multiple property owners such as Michael T. Leaf, H W Meier, Josephine Mandel, Mary Dell, Catherine, Floris G Condon, James G, Theresa Hewther, Katherine B Haber, Station and Spring Street locations, plus mortgage filings and cancellations involving local firms and individuals.
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Michael T. Leaf
H. W. Meier
Josephine Mandel
Cooper Street
Delterane
Wiame Street
Nor
G. T. Smiter
Lowe
Iear Heights
Jobe
Craig
List of Eligibles for Assessor Jorg
The State Civil Service Commission announces the certified list of Hamilton County applicants for district tax assessor secretaries. Deputy tax commissioners must select assistants from the list, with names including Hebert, Moore, Roberg, Keo, Mowold, Gill Jr, and many others across districts 1 through 14.
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Columine Borean Cincinnnati American
Columbua
Ohio
State Civil Service Corsimiemiona
Hamilton County
Hebert
Meare
Whisterd
Bilverton
Magara
Roberg
Morwold
Z. M
Ieerge
Moe—Lewle
Albert
L. Ib
Frask Moe
Tuween
Oineteta
Stent
Tocesmo
Peagman
Jone
Bacio
See Goodall
Dennis Zana
Veree
Ownebip
Ditetrich
Michael J. Gill, Jr
Albert L
Voller
Thamse
Joseph Matreford T. Swift
Merman Hooper
Eiteckmr
Mabsark Jane Kone
Sanare Whitewater Teowhig
Daenes Newatam IL
Dety
Beajawia
Dobe
Manned City
O Bien
Winfield Mowe
Conway
le Tell Jarry Kitee
Rthor
Comktin Greenwald
Pati
Sarre
Muken Twachipes
Bertram W
We Deauion
G. W. Clemens
James Dieser
Dennie Joseph Kennedy
John Henry Kampe
Joba Race
J. Grt
Jonah A. Mayendonaph
J. Faswis Lew
Ideeph
KR. Lykene
Bert Lobmes
William A.ngeno
A. Kiaver
Fread Fh
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Davey May, Whatley
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Fulton
Thatcher
Clinton County
Estate Industrial Commission
House Allew
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Hudson Senate
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Orrison
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Ohio Banke
Savings Banke
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Jefferson
Erpor Greenland
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Playhouse Burns
U.S
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Bill Phoots
Solons
Dillon
Hits Light
Palmer
Per Depod
Mary Dell
Catherine
Su Pharen
Floris
Wolo
Bocas
W. Heon
Theresa Hewther
Overlonk Aveoue
Wwiniem G. Hyer
Katherine B. Haber
Spring Street
Mies
Wintes Tur
Fies
Henry Gabel
Soraen
Bearden
Victoria B. A
T. Fink
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Armonde
Oak L. Co
George A. Simlick
Bank Street
B. A. Co
Holchester
Columbia B
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