Mills Bill Passes Devoid of Safeguards Amid Debate
Ohio Senate debated the Mills bill to modify the state dive sky investment law as W C Heffernan, budget commissioner, would distribute funds. Governor Cox demanded new legislation including repeal of constitutional amendments and changes to the blue sky law, while other bills passed or failed in the Senate and House ahead of Friday adjournment.
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W. C. Heffernan
Clark
Hamilton
Ohio
Senate
Uilienkamp
Frieholim
Potting
Bernstein
Cleveland
Jung
Hamilton County
Tloward
Belmont
Redadstone
Crevene County
Rutherford SH. Cox
Cincinnati Business Men's Club
James “Cockatoo” Murphy
Frank Edson
Joseph Heintzman
Cinciinnati
John Davis
Clermont County
Yeading
Cincinnati
Iil
Sena Ot Recinion County
Cieve
Bendier
Baker
Cibee
Young
Emigerox
Ong
Greene
Beckett
Chaway
Beman
Gallia
Cahillotbie
Gallaher
Madison
Hass
Delaware
Howard
Jong
Lloyd
Prankilin
Medhermott
Trumbull
Moore
Jefferson
Seward
Richland
Wieser
Putnam
Wise
Stark
Finefrock
Marion
Vane
Cox
House
Sehat
Cox Cavat
Liang
Kilpatrick
Ruhiman
Norris
Hersgen Peta
Beppo
Report Hebel Defeat Battle Leads to Turmoil
Reported actions describe a revolutionary clash as Federal forces under Major Villa Meal with 200 troops are defeated at Santas Bar with 45 dead and several wounded. Another federal force of about 160 under Ferret Vege is said to have fallen to the revolutionists at San Felipe.
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Guatemala
Villa Meal
Santas Bar
Ferret Vege
San Felipe
Huerta Aided By Wilson Order Sparks Mexican City Turmoil
Special to The aid to Huerta by Wilson's embargo removal sparks praise in some regions and fierce attacks in newspapers. Cities and streets named for Huerta reflect popularity, while Americans largely condemn the order. Government braces for potential uprising with arrests of alleged conspirators.
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Ann
Muerta
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Saloonless Nation by 1920 Proposed by Woman Leader
A Cincinnati Uni Club and Hamilton County Woman's Christian Temperance Union advocate a saloonless nation by 1920 at a joint meeting. Miss Phelps prophesies an Abraham Lincoln-like figure to write a new emancipation proclamation. Patrons endorsed prohibition measures for Congress with one dissenting vote. Rev. Robert Watson presided, Rev. Wareing spoke.
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Uni Club
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Misselps
Ia Malia
Sheppard
Uchen
Robert Watson
Temperance Mov
Elic Wareing
Western Christian Advocate
United States Pushes Hague Conference Plans
Special to TheAlert an Washington Reb a Steps are being taken by the United States to press for a definite agreement that the conference be held in 1916. Secretary Bryan has circularized foreign governments that previously participated in Hague conferences and suggests the advisory council of The Hague court be formed to prepare a program for the conference. The advisory council comprises the diplomatic corps at The Hague.
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Washin
Bryan Wit
Hague
the Hague
Reform Measures and School Dress Rules Highlight Hoffyhan Meeting
The Hoffyhan School Mothers club moves to set up a baby bureau to aid information on newborns and may award a prize for the best baby of the year. A resolution condemns employing married women as public school teachers. A plea for sensible dress and banning slit skirts and low necklines is urged by Dr Carti on school physical instruction.
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Hoffyhan School
Fears Bucket Shop Evil In Owen Bill
William C Ven Antwerp opened before the Senate banking and currency committee in opposition to the Owen bill regulating stock exchanges. He argued the measure would fail to curb bucket shop abuses and warned it would worsen the problem. The hearing included interruptions from committee members and from Samuel Untermyer who assisted with drafting.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
William C
Hairmac
Connie
Oxen
Oklahoma
Antwerp
New York
Labor law moves to curb armed strikebreakers
Special to Amietienis reports Representative Balls introduces a bill to carry out Secretary Wilson s recommendation to ban armed strikebreakers in interstate labor disputes. City Solicitor Sehoenle argues for hearing to determine constitutional issues as the Supreme Court weighs the small school board case amid a pending Hamilton County Court of Appeals matter.
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Washington
Balls
of - Is
Wilson
Wie Oh
Actomia Ibe
Repre
Bate
Steamehip
Soriheon
Sehoenle
Supreme Court
Bus
Nore
Simeon Totinaon
Court of Appeals
Hamilton County
Sup
Boy 14 With Wanderlust Recovered in Norwood
A 14 year old boy from Globe avenue Noteold ran away four times. He was found wandering in Chiltooth e Ohio yesterday by Detective Jenther and brought back to Norwood to his father Joe.
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Doe Shaw
Globe Avenue
Joe
Chiltoothe
Ohio
Jenther
Norwood
Bremner Dies of Cancer After Radium Treatment
The report covers the death of congressman Bremner from cancer amid debate over radium therapy. President and Interior Secretary express sorrow and praise his public service. Medical officials note limited radium supply hindered treatment feasibility at Martimore Hospital.
Quiz mail seekers seek general delivery mail changes
Citizens calling at the Federal building for general delivery mail must fill out cards with many questions before receiving mail. The effort aims to weed out minors and receivers using fictitious names, with callers declining mail delivery under general delivery.
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Federal
Partone
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Carde
Farmers Will Meet at Hamilton County Meeting
The fourth annual meeting of the Hamilton County farmers is set for February at the Ohio Mechanics Institute. George X., DX and other leaders from the Chamber of Commerce and several agricultural experts are among those slated to attend.
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Hamilton County
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
R George
Erie
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Alpert to Speak on Ark of the Omralielon at Pleasant Ridge
Mrs Alpert of the omarin civic commission will speak on the ark of the omralielon at the Pleasant Ridge Mothers Association meeting next Tuesday afternoon.
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Alpert
Coroner Fails to Share Wife Slayer Story
Ten witnesses testified about the alleged murder of a wife, with inconsistent accounts and the coroner not sharing details. Police claimed evidence from the husband who reportedly hid the body under a bed. The case continued today.
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Merrell
Tonto Yeatertey
Terre Haute Traction Chief Denies Slugging Plot Claims
Special to The American from Terre Haute Indiana Feb 6 Manager T F Grover of the Terre Haute and Eastern Indiana Traction Company tonight declined to discuss Bat Mastertons charges that the traction company employed slugging to quell aRecent strike and to trap Mayor Roberts with four women. Grover denied the statements saying there is nothing true about it and he will not discuss testimony attributed to his son.
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Terre Haute
Ind
T. F. Grover
Terre Haute & Eastern Indiana Traction Company
Bat” Masterton
Traction Company
Roberts
Grover
Norwood Sealer Race Heats Up Amid Civil Service Clash
In Norwood both sides push to the finish as the sealer fight moves to the courts. Attorney-general Hart declares the sealer position under civil service law. City Solicitor Heatley backs Brittain and vows to contest the ruling in court.
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Norwood
George Ut
Gata Bong L. B. Srntcan
Trout
Hart
Sealer Way
Heatley
Brittain
Tennessee aid plan discussed with regional bank leaders
Charles A. Minsch of Cincinnati Clearin and Robert Colter of the Chamber of Commerce met with Business Men's group president Jett last night to discuss a regional bank project in Mashwaite Teou, aiming to advance regional development.
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Charles A. Minsch
Cincinatti Clearin
Robert Colter
Can of Commerce
Weards
Mashwaite, Teou
Ciacianatt
Age is not a bar says pastor on Franklin the Liberator
Rage A B Bergsford Universalist pastor of Walnut Mills in an address denounced Oslerism the belief that a man loses value after age sixty He cited Beatemio Franklin arguing the great years of his life began after seventy and that he became a revolutionist then The speaker stressed continued usefulness beyond sixty.
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Rage A. B. Bergsford
Universalist Church
Walnut. Mills
Franklin
Woman Accepts Pastorate Call in Avie
Miss Sarah Eckroyd of Penisdale accepts the pastorate at the Christian Alliance Church in Avie and will start duties immediately. At 40 she has long been in religious work and previously led a congregation of the Alliance Church at Hughesville.
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Americas
Williamsport
Sarah Eckroyd
Penisdale
Christian Alliance Church
Avie
Eckroyd
Alliance Church
Hughesville
RecallS Bryan Murder Special to The Americas
George Jackson a black coachman testified in the Pearl Bryan murder case that he drove the girl from Cincinnati to Newport Kentucky. The report notes Jackson’s identity and role in the proceedings.
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Americas
Springfield
Ohio
George Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Cincinnati
Newport
Jackson
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