Swain Seeks U S Senate Nomination in Ohio
Cincinnati Senator Charles L. Swain announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator in 1914. He pledges a “poor man’s campaign” and support for Wilson’s administration, citing availability and ability, with emphasis on progress and prosperity and a pledge to uphold party platform in the state and nation.
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Charles L. Swain
Cincinnati
Ohio
General Assembly
United States
Winn
Swain
Senate
Lakes
Wilson and
Cox
Lee
United States Senate
Hse Panera
Baltimore
Wilson
General Assembly of
Spéeaker
House
James M. Cox
Plans to Take All Negroes to Africa
Special to The American New York February 10 1914 reports Chief Sam's plan to move African Americans to Africa. A 18 foot steamship once the Curityba now Munson Line lies in Erie Basin with forty African Americans aboard. Stockholders in Akim Trading Company Ltd fund voyages to Africa with $25 per share offering free passage. Police warn that Akim Trading claims vast territorial concessions are false.
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New York
Ifta
Curityba
Munson Line
Sam
Africa
Erie Basin
Oklshoma
Galveston
Akim Trading Company, Ltd
Amiens
Pasa
Ia Vetter
Gold Coast
A.C. Sam
Akim Trading Company
Brown Sues for Damages Over Car Incident in Superior Court
Henry J. Brown filed a damage suit in the Superior Court seeking $3,026 against the Cincinnati Traction Company. He alleges a Se daimsville car on State avenue grade suddenly stopped, throwing him forward and causing a forehead cut and two broken ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Brown
Cincinnati Traction Company
Brown
Washington Birthday Celebration at Metropole Hotel
The annual Washington Birthday observance will be held at the Metropole Hotel on Sunday evening February 22. Prof. Zueblin will speak, with dinner served after his address at the Grand Opera House.
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Metropole Hotel
Prof. Zueblin
Grand Opera House
Boy Injured After 80-Foot Fall From Gwynne Building
James Simpson, 15, resident of 654 East Third Street, suffered injuries after falling 80 feet from the Gwynne building’s first floor. Authorities reported the incident is under investigation and the condition of the boy is not yet known.
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James Simpson
East Third Street
Gwynne Building
Mrs Waldorf Astor Undergoes Minor Operation
Special to The American reports Mrs Waldorf Astor underwent a slight operation at Cliveden on Sunday. She is progressing favorably but will remain in her room for several weeks.
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London
Creditor Seeks Art Works from Brown Firm
Loring Andrews, president of the Loring Andrews Company, petitioned Insolvency Court to compel E. J. Frank asignee to turn over ornaments sent to Carlotta Brown and Henry A. Brown at 2957 Annwood Avenue East Waln Hills. Frank Iana sought authority to sell household goods. The filing says Brown brokers went bankrupt while Mrs Brown selected a clock vases portraits marble busts and cut glass and money remains due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Andrews
Loring Andrews Company
Callon
E. J. Frank
Carlotta Brown
Henry A
Brown
Annwood Avenue
East Waln Hills
Frank Iana
Mrée
Edison Day in Schools Observed in District Programs
The sixty seventh anniversary of Thomas A Edison’s birthday is noted at Washburn Dyer and Thirtieth District Schools today. Miss I M Iison will give brief talks on his life and tours the state promoting Edison’s interests.
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Thomas .A. Edison
Washburn
Dyer
Thirtieth
Lectures on Islands Life in the Philippines Planned
Prof William Hilles of the University will deliver talks on life in the Philippines before the Lincoln School Social Center Friday night. The lectures will feature stereopticon views depicting island life and distant scenes.
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Sity
Philippines
Lincoln School
William Hilles
Skie
Suit filed against Advertising Co for 600 dollars
A suit for 600 dollars was filed yesterday in municipal court by Union Savings and Trust Company as receivers for the Cincinnati and Columbus Traction Company. The McBee Company is accused of breaching a contract to place advertising cards in the traction cars.
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Union Savings’ and ‘Trust ‘Company
Cincinnati ‘and Columbus Traiction Company
McBee Company
Traction Company
Funeral Rites for Mrs Chiaples Goodrich Today
The funeral of Mrs Chiaples Paylor Goodrich of College Hill is set for 2:30 p.m. at the family residence 1956 Belmont. Widow of Charles Taylor Goodrich she died after a short illness. Survivors include a son Ralph Brownrich and three daughters Mrs T H Stavens Mrs William Al Bradley and Miss Florence Goodrich.
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Chiaples
Paylor ‘Goodrich
College Hill
Belmont
Goodrich
Charles Taylor Goodrich
Ted
Ralph. Brownrich
T. Hi. Stavens
William al. Bradley
Biorence. Goodrich
Woman Found Dead in Bed at City Home Case Details
Dr. Hellman was summoned in the case of Mrs Elizabeth Melchers found dead in bed yesterday at her home 1539 Bremence. Death attributed to natural causes.
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Hellman
Broadway
Elizabeth Melchers
Bremence
Injured Italian Accused of Fatal Hospital Death
Wesley Jullar from Addyson Ohio died at Cincinnati City Hospital after a collision in a game action. He sustained multiple injuries and died yesterday following admission to the hospital.
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Wesley Jullar
An. Ital
Cincinnati
Addyson
Ohio
Jullar
Joeyson
John D Rockefeller Asks More Time On Tax Return
Special to The land Ohio Pep 10 John D Rockefeller Jr asks for additional time to complete his tax return. A note from secretary Sima Fackler asks for proper completion and timely submission. Fackler and Agnew continue appraising the oil magnate's Ohio personal property.
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John D
Ohio
John D. Rocks
John D. Rockefeller
Sima
Fack
Rockefeller
Fackler
Agnew
Ex King Movie Fan Attends Films With Wife Near Twickenham
London reports Manuel ex king of Portugal as a frequent movie patron when bachelor. Now with his wife he sits in the 25 cent seats near their Twickenham home. The couple, who were pained by the Duke of Oporto, sat out a two hours program at Richmond on Saturday.
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London
Manuel
Exking
Portugal
Twickenham
Duke of
Oporto
Richmond
Carnegie Peace Union Founded By Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie funds a church peace program intended to foster arbitration over war. A 39 member board of clergy and public figures will oversee a $100,000 annual income from a $2 million US Steel stake to support sermons, conferences, exchanges, and clergy outreach across nations.
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York
Andrew Car- Sattencue
Wien
Churches of America
United States Steel Corporation
Ier Miort
Germany
Britain
Carnegie
Church Peace Union
Andrew Carnegie
David H. Greer
Frederick Lynch
William Pay‘eon Merrill
George A. Plimton
Manicurist Phares Bowen Trial Set With Charges Involving Girl
Trial of manicurist Phares Bowen is scheduled for today in Judge Gorman's court. A 7 year old girl’s allegations and related charges are to be addressed, with probation officer rumors and a competitive examination affecting Juvenile Court positions noted.
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J Gorman
Ist Phares Bowen
Ae Seers
Gorman
Lincoln birthday celebration planned by Washburne PTA
Washburne Parents and Teachers Association will celebrate Lincoln's birthday Thursday evening in the school auditorium with a fitting program. Students will present readings and music honoring the occasion.
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Lincoln
Washburnee Parents’ and Teachers’ Association
Negro buried in ditch after cave in at city site
Arthur Wise, 27, of 406 John Street, was buried at a ditch on Cy Press Avenue yesterday afternoon when dirt caved in. He was rescued by bone workers and taken to the city hospital.
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Arthur Wise
John Street
Cypress Avenue
Mother-in-law jailed after Covington court ruling
Mrs. E A Miller of 5 Wallace avenue Covington was fined 25 and given 30 days in Covington jail for breach of the peace and disorderly conduct on a complaint by John Walsh. She was released on bond last night after meeting her daughter Mrs John Walsh in the Safety Commissioner's office.
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E. A. Miller
Wallace Avenue
Covington
John Walsh
Schuler
John
Mrs. Miller
Kenton
Frank Dietrich Weds In Camp County Ceremony
Frank Dietrich of Ft. Thomas wed Saturday last to a bride well known in theatrical circles. The couple, connected with local stage work, were noted figures in the surrounding community.
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Frank Dietrich
Ft. Thomas
Camp County
Dietrich
Three Held for Coal Thefts in Campbell County Court
Millar Reynolds and Charles Ross were arraigned before Acting Judge Clark in Campbell County on petit larceny charges. Each was held to the grand jury in $200 bond amid allegations they were throwing coal from C. O. railroad trains.
Three Suits Against C O Railroad Over Alleged False Arrest
The C O Railroad was named defendant in three damage suits claiming false arrest. Plaintiff W S Glass seeks 2600 dollars for a three hour Newport Jail detention with no charges filed. Wylie is also listed as a plaintiff in one suit.
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C. & O. Railroad
Glass
Newport
Wylie
SQUIRE SUED BY WIFE FOR DIVORCE IN CAMPBELL CIRCUIT
Elizabeth Tudor Maschinott files divorce suit against former Magistrate Adam J. Maschinot of Ft. Thomas in Campbell Circuit Court after 23 days of marriage on January 19 alleging cruelty.
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Elizabeth Tudor Maschinott
Adam J. Maschinot
Ft. Thomas
Campbell Circuit Court
Covington Clerk Receives Call to Deny Local Wedding
County Clerk Dillon of Covington got a telephone message from an unnamed Cincinnati woman urging him not to issue a marriage license to Blanche Herget of Norwood. The caller claimed to object to the union and provided no identifying information.
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Dillon
Covington
Cincinnati
Blanche Herget
Norwood
Return of slot machines feared in Campbell Circuit Court
Malcolm Eads was acquitted yesterday in Campbell Circuit Court of operating a slot machine as a gambling device. The defense argued the gum wrapper scheme used the machine as a gum giveaway, not gambling. County Attorney Blaine pressed for conviction. the jury found him guilty after a brief deliberation.
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Malcolm Eads
Campbell Circuit Court of Aharge
Blaine
Teacher Fractures Hip in Fall on Sidewalk
Professor Charlies G of the Fourth District suffered a fractured hip after a fall on the sidewalk near the school building. He was taken to his home in an area residence awaiting further treatment.
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Charlies G
The
Fourth & Tell
Girl fined after disturbance on Brighton Street
Farrell, charged with a nuisance conduct, was fined after patrolman arresting her described her as the woman who caused the disturbance on Brighton Street yesterday.
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Farrell
Brighton
Kernan Admitted on Kenton County Case
Frank B. Kernan of Kenton County fully passed a law defect case and served as deputy in Williamstown. The actions involve ex-Congressman and Circuit Judge roles in a probate matter. The fragment confirms Kernan’s admit status and local duty in Williamstown.
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Frank B. Kernan
Kenton County
Kernan Tion
Williamstown
Catholic Athletic Club Card Party Thursday Evening
The Catholic Athletic Club will hold a card party Thursday evening February 19 at the Mother of Hall. Attendees include Edwin Van Hoere Ar adicae Robert Trame Lawrence Wigger Cliff Dressman Will Kroeger and FA Siekenkaingary Altes of
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The
Catholic’ Athletic Club
Hall
Edwin van Hoere
Aradicae Robert Trame
Lawrence Wigger
Cliff Dressman
Will Kroeger
FA. Siekenkaingary Altes
Dayton High School Earns Class A State Accreditation
A communication to L. N. Taylor at Dayton High School from Professor McHenry Rhoads, Kentucky state supervisor, states Dayton is placed on the state accredited list in Class A. Accreditation allows entry to Kentucky state freshman classes, reflecting the association's decision.
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L. N. Taylor
Dayton High School
Dayton
McHenry Rhoads
Kentucky
Steen
Kentucky Association of
Free nursery planned by Federated Parents and Teachers
A free nursery is planned in New rt by the Federated Parents and Teachers' Clubs in cooperation with city commissioners. Mrs John Felk president and Charles McCrea and others suggest location there. likely to be established yesterday.
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Newrt
Federated Parente’ Andeachers
John Felk
Federated A
Charles McCrea
Jobo
Charles Kehm
Birthday 18 Observed
The fragment mentions a birthday observance with unclear wording and names blending into garbled text. No distinct individuals or organizations are recoverable to form a coherent card.
Graft Witness Refuses Immunity Request in Albany Hearing
State graft inquiry continues as Reel, former highway superintendent, faces testimony on 318 good roads repair contracts in Ulster County. Deputy Foley questioned Bensel and Peck while Osborne hints at a bidder agreement among three parties. The session adjourned after Reel declined to waive immunity and consult counsel.
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Albany
Reel
John A. Bensel
Dunban W. Peck
Charles'f. Foley
James W
Hunter
Bensel
Cosecateese
Peck
Rees
Syness
Osborne
Ing
Hennessy
Ins
Woodstock
Ulster County
Agent Imposter Threats Reported by Police Chief
Chief Copelaw received a letter from Life Publishing Company of New York urging the police to warn the public about a bogus agent. The scammer uses aliases B. F. Morris B. A. Sloan F. B. Arlington and Baker and has been soliciting subscriptions nationwide.
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Copelaw
Life Publishing Company
New York
Police Department
B. F. Morris
B. A. Sloan
F. B. Arlington
Baker
Cemetery Loses Suit Over Injury Claim
In Common Pleas Court Judge Cushing directed a verdict for the defendant in the case of Anna Wulftange versus Spring Grove Cemetery. The plaintiff alleged permanent injury from an incident at the cemetery.
Vandals Smash Lamps At Norwood Market House
Vandals broke lamps and chandeliers worth more than $50 in the old Norwood market house. The emptied building, unused as a residence, has served as a drill hall for the Norwood militia.
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Norwood Market House
Norwood
Funeral held for John Fenker former Norwood saloonkeeper
The funeral for John Fenker was conducted yesterday from his Elm Street home in Norwood. A large organist group from the Nix men organization attended, and burial followed at Vine Street Cemetery.
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John Fenker
Norwood
Elm Street
Vine Street
Hotel coffee theft from express wagon reported
A crate holding 48 pounds of coffee consigned to the Metropole Hotel was stolen from an express wagon parked outside the Gibson House last night.
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Metropole
Gibson House
Thieves Raid Hen Roost on River Road
Thieves raided the coops of Mrs. Alligan along the lower river road and took poultry and supplies, prompting neighbors to report the break in to local authorities. No injuries reported. Sheriff urged residents to secure coops and increase nighttime patrols in the area.
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Ae Ee Ie
Cui Cour
Mre
Alligan
Stockholders Elect Directors for C. D. & T. Traction Co
Stockholders elected H. M. Beazell Theobald Fele Walter A. Draper C. H. Rembold and O. V. Parish of Hamilton as directors. The directors were selected immediately after the vote.
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C. D. & T. Traction Company
H. M. Beazell
Theobald Fele
Walter A. Draper
C. H. Remnbold
O. V. Parish
Hamilton
Will Divides Estate In Trust To Florence Van Antwert Manning
The will of Margaret W. Van Antwert leaves her estate in trust to sister-in-law Florence Van Antwert Manning, named executrix without bond. Income to her husband Thomas Van Antwert and their minor issue is addressed. Sister-in-laws listed include Alice Yam a Antwert Lea Van Antwert and Florence Vanert Manning.
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Margaret W. van Antwert
Florence van Antwert Manning
Thomas van Antwert
Eoner
Alice Yama Antwert Lea
van Antwert
Florence Vanert Manning
Kenton Sheriff Enjoined in Tax Suit Verdict
Judge Tracy of Kenton Circuit Court ruled in the Louis Marx & Brose suit that Sheriff John Boske is enjoined and that the present Kenton County Sheriff John Aliiven may not collect county taxes totaling about 79,148 dollars and related taxes.
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Judge Tracy
Kenton
Louis Marx & Brose
John Boske
Kenton County
John Aliiven
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