Session adjourned after clash over utility appropriation
Adjourning the session amid sharp exchanges over a $25,000 utility funding measure, lawmakers debated the Mille bill and flood prevention funding. The session stretched past midnight with accusations of lobbying as Representatives Kramer and Meid led efforts to preserve a bond provision, while Vanderhelde recounted pressure from Terrill and Burba. CONTINUED ON PAGE Two.
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Betean
Neilain
Krather
Mile
Her
Hamilton
Senate
Kramer
Meid
House At Tit
Bigelow
Mille
Vonderheide
Dayton
Representative Terrill
Cleveland
George Burba
Bakeries
Burba
Terrill
Devil
Ald Dar
Fires at Mian When Money Denied Him
Clifford Sampson of 188 West Ninth Street and three companions were attacked by a man named Albert Mubiman 27, of 1830 Elm Street, who demanded money for whisky. Shots were fired at Sampson and friends as they chased Mubiman toward Engine Company 45 and then arrest followed by Patrolman Bradshaw at Ninth and Plum. Mubiman was wounded in the leg and treated at City Hospital, held on suspicion at First District station.
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Clifford Sampson
West Ninth Street
Richmond Street
Albert Mubiman
Elm Street
W . Sammpson
Sampson
Engine Company 45
Engine Company
Bradshaw
Ninth and
Plum
Muhiman
Mubhintan
Life Savers Rescue Seven From Stranded Schooner
Norfolk February reports the Nags Head life saving crew pulled seven men from the deck of the stranded three mast schooner Helen Benedict off Nags Head in dense fog. They towed crew to safety using the breeches buoy due to high seas and couldn't reach by lifeboat. Captain W. W. Torrey named aboard.
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Norfolk
Nags Head
Atlantic
Helen Benedict
W. W. Torrey
Schoenle Pushes Canal Removal Plan Initiated
City Solicitor Schoente announces immediate action to remove the canal as part of drainage plans. He aims to settle water leases with Union Gas & Electric and Clifton Springs Distillery before new electricity rates are set, with city engineers’ report due by April and canal elimination work expected to start soon after.
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Schoente
Firme
Jin
Union Gas & Electric Company
Ti In
Clifton Springs
Sehoenie
Fat Man Splits Vest Button In Dining Room Accident
J E Joven a wealthy real estate man weighing 750 pounds, burst a vest button during dinner, sending a fragment at his friend Christopher Smith. A piece struck Smith in the left eye area, causing a deep cheek wound requiring three stitches. The incident happened as wood splinters flew from the wound under Smith’s left eye.
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J. E. Joven
Hristopher Smith
Smith
Jones
Adopts Goss Articles as Aid to Study at Hughes High
The Cincinnati Hughes High School adopts Dr Charles Frederic Goss essays as classroom reading. F A King Greek Latin professor praises Goss as a great writer whose current literature enhances a balanced curriculum though he notes occasional extreme views.
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Hays
Hughes High School
Cinginnati
F. A. King
Hughen
Charles
Frederic Goss
Then Daily
Boy Fights Burglar During Hyde Park Break-in
Police searched for a Black burglar who entered 1303 Michigan Avenue Hyde Park stealing nothing while the family was away. A messenger boy from a nearby drug store testified to the incident and fled after confronting the intruder.
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George Hi. Nowland
Michigan Avenue
Hyde Park
Eviction probe ends with ruling on state jobs held by lawmakers
Columbus officials report that legislators were not found to hold offices but were deemed employed. The probe recommends banning members of the General Assembly from holding other state, municipal, or county jobs during term of office. The committee notes lawmakers used time away from duties for nonlegislative work.
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Columbus
Ittee
House
whumMeroud
General Assembly
False Alarm Report Sparks Police Search for Suspect
Police seek a well dressed young man after a false alarm nighttime incident at Pex 731. Officials urge anyone with information to contact the department.
Danger of Accident Shapes Private Testimony in Court
In a crowded Suvenie Court session a plaintiff collapsed during testimony prompting the judge to order spectators out and a doctor to be summoned. The proceeding, held privately, included accounts linking a girl to delinquency and a chain of witness interactions around a hotel and street encounters.
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Mildred Crane
Webeter
Suvenie
Pham Street Howe
George Stiehter
Queen City Avenue
Gir
Palla
Cal
Welack
Zanone
Arthur Spangenberg
Beer
Improvement Association votes on city officials at meeting
The Improvement Association met last night and voted to invite City Solicitor Schoente and other city officials to the next meeting. A committee will report on the advisability of running a streetcar line over Gillesway avenue. The association also recorded support for improving Considine avenue between Revere avenue and Liberty street.
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Price Pal ‘Improvement Association
ScHoente
Tce
Glesway
Considine
Revere Avenue
Liberty Street
Weather notes on cold wave across states Saturday
Ophelia reports bitter cold with a cold wave spreading across Ohio Indiana West Virginia Kentucky and Kentucky with chances of snow or rain Saturday in portions of the Midwest. Affected areas include Cincinnati vicinity and surrounding counties as temperatures drop sharply.
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Cintcinkat
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wife of Famous Singer Fights Law Blocking Her Vote
The wife of a renowned singer challenged a federal statute that transfers citizenship by marriage, seeking a writ of mandamus against the San Francisco Election Commission. The case argues federal questions and national status for Ethel Mackenzie born in the state, who sought voter registration in January. The Supreme Court of the United States agreed to hear the writ of error after the lower court upheld the commission’s denial.
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Spead
San Francisco
Ethel
Mackenzie
Fiorden Mackenzie
Supreme Court
United States
Pilenvion
Thi
Cailtornig
Weillenoyen Scoiskk
Election Commission
Fémia
Mars
Omni
Mexican Bandits Hold Americans Across Western Mexico
Reports from Mexico City describe revolts and military mobilization after bandits attacked rail lines and freed prisoners. General Blanquet ordered troops to remain armed as fighting spread near Tampico and in Chihuahua. Pancho Villa dispatched rebels to contain the uprisings and men were executed if captured.
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Blanquet
Guadaloupe
Owas
Santiago
Tampico In
Tampico
Villa
Madera
Casas Grandes
Tan
Wetald
Cries of Girl Spur Burglars to Flee Across Street
A frightened girl cried out during a burglary at midnight, prompting the assailants to flee across the street from the Yon+ company offices. Police were alerted by the alarm and witnesses as the window scene showed a desperate escape.
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Matie Brown
R Ws
Yandot Company
Pen
Man Reports Missing Son After Uneven Home Release
William Paatkenberg of Spring Grove Avenue told police last night that his son disappeared after leaving home. The report notes no clear lead and urges any witnesses to contact authorities.
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Willian Paatkenberg
Spring Grove Avenue
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