Castillo and His Band Located in Mountains
Ophelia reports Cincinnati area fair and warmer with a low near 20. Ohio sees increasing clouds and light showers, Indiana cloudy and rising temps, West Virginia cloudy with possible snow, Kentucky partly cloudy and warmer. Bandits sought for killing 31 on flight to 0. 8. Discovery confirms fears about the fate of victims and prisoners.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Castillo
Oklahoma Suit Brings Gore Bond Case to Forefront
Mrs Minnie Bond sues United States Senator Thomas P Gore for 50000 damages alleging sexual assault in a hotel room in Oklahoma City. Gore denies all allegations and says he was tricked into the room by others who later fled.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
C. M. Haskell
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Minnie Bond
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Lawton
James Jacobs
Gore
Washington
Train wreck horror confirmed in Cumbre tunnel
Mexican Northwestern freight train wreck in the Cumbre tunnel killed all 51 passengers, with Mrs. Julius Hagan among the victims. Bandit leader Maximo Castillo and his men are tracked in the mountains as rebels pursue them. Rescue work stalls due to debris requiring dynamite for removal.
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FA Paso
Texas
Cumbre Tunnel
Maximo Castillo
Castillo
Julius Hagan
Madera
Chihuahua
Pearson Company
North Ter
Lee Carruth
Star
Pasengers
Carruth
Missouri
Bryan Says State Dept Has No Oil Deal Information
Secretary Bryan said the State Department has no information on Sir Lionel Cardens alleged interest in a Mexican land company led by Lord Cowdray. Reports from Mexico City said the embassy had not publicly disclosed such matters and noted skirmishes near Tampico with Federal forces beating rebels at Laguna Puerta and Altamira.
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Washington
Bryan
Department
Lionel Carden
Lord Cowdray
Mexico
Mexico City
Tampico
Laguna Puerta
Altamira
Los Esteros
Villa Will Begin March on Torreon
General E C Benavides and the Zaragosa brigade leave Juarez for the south to lead the attack on Torreon. Pancho Villa will return south soon and the assault in earnest will follow. Rebels maneuver near Torreon as daily clashes occur with Federal defenses. Raoul Madero, brother of the former president, will accompany Villa.
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Juarez
E. C. Benavides
Zaragosa Bridage
Torreon
Pancho Villa
Maximo Castillo
Tommorrow
Raoul Madero
Mexico
Villa
Rev Brady Resigns Mount Vernon Episcopal Rectorate
Special to The American. Mount Vernon New York Feb 9 Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady historian and novelist has read his resignation as rector of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension Mt Vernon after about a year. The resignation takes effect September 1 unless an earlier date is agreed upon. Brady offered no further comment.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Chuch of
Fire and Police Rules of New Charter Debated
The commissioners spent much of the meeting discussing changes to fire and police rules under the new charter. Safety Director Holmes and department heads may face formal explanations. a five-department structure includes police fire building inspection and others with the mayor appointing the safety director. Off duty suspensions now allow pay if later cleared. purchasing powers for the safety director expand. details on ranks remain pending.
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Charger
James Wilson
Committee On Safety
Holmes
Fire Department
Committee On ‘Safety
Commission
Director of Public Safety
Ave Service Commission
Council
Police and Fire Department
Boys Claim Own Cigarette Cure Beats Health Officer
Four West End boys aged 12 to 14 visited detective headquarters claiming a home remedy they call a cigarette cure is better than the nitrate of silver method used by Health Officer Peters. They say the cure will deter others from smoking by creating peer pressure among their group.
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West End
Assist‘ant
Peters
Robert Hoffman
Poplar Street
Foster Martin
Western Avenue
William Hooven
Wade Street
Frank Wayhoft
Armory Avenue
Stegner
Martin
Painters Seek Change in Liability Law at National Convention
The International Association of Master Painter and Decorators opened in Indianapolis with Conrad Krause, president of the Ohio group, promising a report on employers liability and workmen's compensation laws. The committee includes Carl Good of Rochester New York and William Baxter of Hartford Connecticut.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Association of Master Painter and Decorators
Conrad Krause
Ohio Association
Krause
Carl Good
Rochester
N. Y
William Baxter
Hartford
Naval Tug Potomac Sighted Amid Ice Pack
The United States naval tug Potomac, short of coal and trapped in an ice pack, was sighted five miles west of there in the Bay of Islands.
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N. F
Potomac
Bay of Islands
Bank President Admits Embezzling Large Sum in Memphis
C Hunter Raine, president of the Mercantile bank of Memphis, confessed to embezzling between 700 000 and 1 000 000 dollars. He is in county jail after refusing bond. He turned over 350 000 of his personal state to cover the shortage and absolved other officers. The bank is insolvent with liabilities around 2.15 million and assets about 1.41 million. An Eastern court representative uncovered the shortage during scrutiny of the accounts.
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Memphis
Venn
C. Hunter Raine
Mercantile Bank
County
Palmer
Raine
Warnes auto tax law rushed to Supreme Court
Ambus Ohio February announcement by Secretary of State Graves and James J. Boulger of the attorney general's office says the Warnes auto tax law will be rushed to the Supreme Court for constitutionality. Graves also states the state will not collect auto fees while the case is pending. Circuit Court Judge Allread’s Saturday decision on constitutionality grants temporary relief if the high court does not rule within 90 days.
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Ambus
Ohio
Warnes
Supreme Court
Graves
James J. Boulger
Attorney-General
Circuit Court
Allread
Fire at Crane Lumber yard ashes threaten stacks
A lumber yard fire at Crane Lumber Company on Eastern Avenue and Collins Street burned for four hours from an unknown cause in a lumber pile. Firemen battled sparks that spread to three other stacks and the blaze posed a broader threat before being controlled around midnight. No damage estimate was provided.
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Crane Lumber Company
Eastern Avenue
Collins Street
Woman Escaped After Alleged Assault Near Graham Street
Miss Catherine Schoeman 24 living at 1528 Pleasant Street stepped from a car at Ohio and Graham streets last night and was accosted by a Black man. She screamed and the assailant fled before passengers reached her.
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Catherine Schoeman
Pleasant Street
Ohio Avenue
Graham Street
Canal Abandonment Sought by Main Street Merchants
The Main Street Merchants Association urged Cincinnati officials to abandon the polluted Miami and Erie Canal deeming it a health menace. Health Officer Landis pledged action to endorse canal abandonment and improve rapid transit, while a plan for a lowered Main Street canal bridge was pushed as part of immediate improvement.
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Walter M. Schoerle
Wiith
Gas Ald
Electric Company
Plan Séhoente
Canal Zone
Cincinnati
J. H. Landis
Main Street Business Men's Association
Main Street
Frank Krug
S. B. Rasinsky
Hunt Administration
Canal Boulevard
Two Boys Run Down In Street Collision Report
Ray Rittinger five of 920 Liberty street was run down by a wagon owned by C. L. Hill of 1032 Reedy street. He is believed internally injured but expected to recover. Philip Mosey seventeen of 228 East Pear street sustained a fractured right ankle when run over by a wagon driven by Harry Spille of 573 East Third street. The accident occurred in front of 322 East Pearl street. The use of his home. His
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Ray Rittinger
Liberty Street
C. L. Hill
Reedy Street
Philip Mosey
East Pear Street
Harry Spille
East Third Street
East Pearl Street
Aviator killed as hydroplane engine explodes
Special from The Americas San Diego Feb 9 describes the death of a government aviator when the engine of his hydro aero plane exploded over the bay. He was about 150 feet above the surface when the blast threw him from the craft. This marks the sixteenth government aviator killed since 1908.
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San Diego
Telus
H.ate Peg
Citizens press for five cent fare in St Bernard drive
Citizens of St Bernard push for a five cent fare on the Ohio Traction line. A joint committee and sub committee were appointed to press officials and the company, with City Mayor, councilmen, and local business leaders speaking at a well attended meeting. Milcreek Valley towns back the effort as Elmwood threatens town passage unless fare reduces by March 7 when the franchise expires.
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Ohio ‘Traction
Draper
The
Traction Company
Nallor
Bs Bernard Council
Millcrees Valley Civic League
Hartwell Im ‘Provement ' Mation
Hartwell Club
Burke Suspended in Probe by Goethals
Special Cable to The American reports Panama Canal chief engineer Goethals suspending John Burke of the Panama Railroad commissary department after a hearing. Burke denies wrongdoing while Goethals aims to court action to resolve the case promptly and gather evidence.
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Panama
Col. Goethals
Canal
John Bairke
Nace
Panama Railroad
Goethals
Burke
United States
Madisonville light plant chief resigns. Fosdick accepts
Joe Taylor A. Carter, superintendent of the Madisonville municipal light plant, offered his resignation after contacting Service Director Fosdick yesterday. The resignation, not requested by city officials, was accepted and a replacement appointment will be announced later.
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Taylor A. Carter
Madisonville
Fosdick
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