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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
2
A testimony sequence centered on George Richter and Miss Crane details an evening that began near Hofbrau and ended at a Plum Street residence. The probe explores accusations of coercion, age, and possible solicitation tied to a house run by a Boers woman and a colored maid.
A sanitized report notes Germany views potential U S intervention as raising the chance of war with Japan and Mexico. It discusses Berlin’s diplomatic sensitivity, the risk of U S action, and military and naval opinions on U S readiness for regional conflict. The piece also covers court testimony and juvenile delinquency sentencing in Cincinnati, with names like Richter and Boers appearing in proceedings.
Vincent Cieeoti and his sister Mary aged five and four, held at the Cincinnati Children's Home, face deportation as alleged Italian blackmailers. Their parents Nicholas Ciceoli and Anna Arledano are detained by federal authorities who deem them undesirable aliens and will not fund the children's return to Italy. The youths will remain at the Children's Home until permanent arrangements are made.
Washington reports hearings on the Owen bill to regulate stock and bond transactions through the Department of Surveillance of the New York Stock Exchange. Charles A. Conant and Henry K Pomeroy testified on exchange value and short selling, with Milburn to present further objections and arguments next Wednesday.
The Shoe and Leather Club votes this afternoon with blue ticket candidates for President William Graft and Vice President John H. Grext. Secretary Charles A. Freeman Jr.. Treasurer Charles Y. Sheldon. Governors William Tateman, Jacob Eppstein, and William Puttle for one or two year terms. Red ticket contenders include President Ai- and others.
The Ohio House advanced measures on flood control and court restructuring while Governor Cox attacked the plan to cap judge positions. Debates over civil service for municipal courts and a push to overhaul the Blue Sky law dominated the session, with votes along party lines and a focus on fiscal oversight.
Special to The Americas reports The Sun argues in its leading editorial that AP practices harm a free press. It contends boycotts discrimination and intimidation against Sun reporters and customers have persisted for years. The Sun calls for justice and possible Supreme Court review of AP policy and leadership.
Charles F. Nead former Vice Mayor protests concrete work on Norwood High School steps and walks alleging inferior cement and stone facing. Board of Education building committee chair D W McNeill says the alleged poor work has been considered and ordered to copies.
Mrs Harriott Manning age 28 of 219 War Ten street Newark N J was shot in a room early tonight by a mysterious woman said to be from Philadelphia The weapon a four chamber revolver found behind the door The mother and sister of Manning were questioned at police headquarters without solving the motive or identifying the killer Detectives planned to question more relatives and visit Montclair to trace a woman said to be connected to Manning separation from her husband
Frank Sforden Moore praised the social center project at the Thirtieth District Public School meeting last night. He outlined three core elements education society and music and called the Cincinnati effort closest to his ideal. Président Paul B. Rover and Principal G B Bolenbaugh spoke as about 156 attendees listened.
Rev Lester Bradner of the General Board of Religious Education spoke at the Cincinnati Institute of Sunday Schools on the development of a child's religious life from birth to college. Officers elected included President Rev G E Shipler, Vice President Mrs BR Maltion, Secretary Miss Mary Imer son, Treasurer Theodore Kratz.
Frederich Hoffman the pianist and violinist Johannes Mierach with pianist Walter Gilewicz will be heard Tuesday evening in the eighth concert of the subscription series at the Odeon.
Rev. WF Taylor will speak Monday evening before the men’s Bible class at the Railroad Y M C A Covington headquarters.
Detective O'Brien recovered five shirts and several caps from a building at 548 Carlisle Avenue. The items had been stolen from the Ideal Store located at Carlisle and Central avenues.
One feature of the automobile show opening in the Union Central building today is Merkel three wheeled automobile from early auto days. The exhibit runs for a week and will include cars trucks and accessories with promoters claiming it will put Cincinnati on the map in motor history.
The women outpaced the men in the noon day attendance contest held with the First Presbyterian Church weekly meeting. Miss Florence Mitellel led the women while Ben Mulford led the men. final tallies showed 2181 attendees and carnations were given to Trev Herget, the sermon speaker, by the Bay day School Association president.
Mrs Mary Herzel widow of George Herzel who was killed by Carl Miller at the workhouse was served with a mandatory injunction Thursday. Undertaker Theo Homer delivered the body to the widow yesterday. She objected to cremation and seeks burial at St Mary's Catholic Cemetery St Bernard.
Special to She Amekeen reports Mrs Mary Scott Hartje, former wife of Augustus Hartje, announces a secret February 4 marriage to Stanley Howard in Pasadena. She, long famed for luxury, now washes dishes at 478 North Lake Street while living a markedly simple life despite a $250000 divorce settlement.
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