Regulars Win in Federation Election Bout
A chaotic federation meeting notes regulars winning the election battle and broader calls for public-spirited cooperation. Speakers include Dr. J H Landis and Major Spiegel SPOke Om addressing sex education laws and modern fashions impacting morality, with comments on improving associations and public service.
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Longskew Hospital
Federa
Sint
Piller
Tex
J.H. Landis
Federation
Leosen
Major Spiegel
Improvement Associations
William J. Norton
Council of Social Agencies
Mose
Knight
L and N Defy Federal Probers in Senate Inquiry
The Louisville and Nashville railroad defied federal investigators in a Senate Interstate Commerce Committee session. Vice President W de Matopher denounced officials as spies and said access to files would be refused, while officers ejected investigators from the premises as files were moved.
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Washington
Tance
Meyere
Interstate Commerce” Commission
W., de Matopher
Commission
Rors
Matopher
Lea
Eed
Vedivoen Skorasacee A
Mother Kills Baby to End Suffering
Special to The American Chicago February 12 report of Mrs Anne Vertat who killed her eleven month old daughter Helen with a pistol saying the child was weak and sickly and she did not want her to endure the misery she herself had suffered.
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Chicago
Anne Vertat
Helen
Poles Station
Dunham Chosen Leader In the Fight on Plague
The organization elected Dunham as leader in the tuberculosis fight. Officers named include Pirot vice president Renton second vice president and W. Tre Secretary. The board of trustees included Dr Herbert A Brown Dr HM Kennen and others. The retiring president noted a 1% decline in TB deaths over ten years and urged better patient segregation branch hospital plans housing and social services. Expenditures for the year totaled about $24,032 against receipts of $20,280.68.
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Mo Keenan Danbat
Bussheen Men's Club
Pirot
Renton
Tne Beton
Father Eig Jt
W. T. Rae Se
Freiberg
The
Ferecunet
Elewe
Rogen
Herbert A Brown
HM. Kennen Dunham
Albert Fuller
Francis J. Finn
Ford
H. Freiberg
Otto VY. Peter
Menry A L. Hitchene
William c. Culking
Wiliam HH. Parker
Samuel Lejauer
Courtenay Dinwiddie
Cummins Principal Fatally Stricken At Washburn School
Cummins a long-time educator in Cincinnati public schools died after suffering a stroke in his Washburn school office. He had served as principal since September and previously led the Twenty second District school for 17 years. He was 60, lived with his wife and daughter at Abbotsford, with a son studying in Hungary. funeral arrangements pending.
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Cummins
Cincinnati
Washburn ‘School
B. Eliza
Ae Evans
Villiam
Washburn
Ton
Twenty-second
Hedleo
Riverside
Abbotsford
Hungary
Church Club Backs Five Cent Car Fare in Hartwell Valley
Men's Club of Hartwell endorses a five cent car fare and plans a mass meeting to discuss funding. Committee named with Arthur Powell J O Gibson Rev J Darling and G G Wilston to organize. Rev A M Wilson spoke on Lights and Shadows of Electrical Science followed by a quartet performance and luncheon.
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the. Hartwell M. En
Millcreek
Hartwell
Arthur Powell
J. O. Gibson
J Darling
G. G. Wilston
A. M. Wilson
U. C
Nate Wilcox
Lathrop
Abercombe
Wallace
Realty Board Formed In Cincinnati Meeting At Palace Hotel
A new Realty Board of Cincinnati was organized at the Palace Hotel by local real estate men. Temporary officers include Michael Flynn as chairman William J Laudt as secretary John Nowatney as vice president and B Ellerman as treasurer. John C Rogers addressed the gathering noting a wall around Cincinnati hindering progress. The next meeting is set for February 29 at the Palace Hotel.
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Realty Board of Cincinnati
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Michael Flynn
Wiliam J.laudt
John Nowatney
B. Ellerman
John C. Rogers
Woman Burned to Death in Ohio Coal Stove Accident
Manafield Ohio February 12 Mrs Ade line McBride sixty six died when her clothing ignited from a coal stove she was lighting Her son Clifton McBride carried her to a nearby rescuer after she leaped from a second floor room for help
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Manafield
Ohio
Adeline McBride
Clifton McBride
Federal Forces Beaten Near Guaymas Report
Paso Texas February 12 Miguel Diebold Huerta consul general says Mexican Federal army moved from Torreon toward Jiminez about 149 miles and were defeated by rebels near Empalme Sonora. Letter notes mutinies, 200 Federals joining rebels and General Pedro Ojeda withdrawing to Guaymas after losses.
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Paso
Texas
Torreon
Empale
Guapmas
Sonora
el Paso
Hermo‘sillo
Pedro Ojedo
Guaymas
Raiders Pursued By U S Soldiers Across Texas Border
El Paso report states 258 armed men recruiting Federals fled across the Rio Grande at Ysleta toward Chihuahua with U S troops in pursuit. Villa reinforces river defenses after learning of the plot, while Pancho Villa holds ten men including Jose Maria Martinez related to Pascual Orozco.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Pancho Villa
Chihuahua
Yaleta
J. T. McCalmy
McCalmy
New Mexico
Ysleta
Sylvestra
Bordigo” ‘Quevedo
Casas Grande
McCarmy
Villa
Jose Maria Martinez
Pascual Orozco
Assassin Seeks American’s Life in Vera Cruz Attack
An attempt was made on the life of Lieutenant Arthur B. Cook flag lieutenant to Rear Admiral Mayo aboard the battleship Connecticut in Vera Cruz. Cook was only slightly wounded by a single bullet. the assailant fled unseen. He was with his wife and Miss Ethel of Philadelphia at the time of the attack.
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Vera Cruz
Arthur B. Cook
Mayo
United States
Connecticut
Cook
Ethel
Philadelphia
Five Unions Merge Into Single Building Industry Body
Five of Cincinnati’s largest trade unions merged at Carpenter's Hall to form the United Building Industry of Cincinnati and vicinity. The new union includes carpenters, bricklayers, elevator constructors, slate and tile roofers, and stone setters with a combined membership above 8,500. Ben Carpenter elected president for the coming year. Regular meetings set for Thursday nights.
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Carpenter's Hall
United Building Industry of
Cincinnati
Carpenters
Ben Carpenter
Auxiliary to entertain Turner Club husbands at Sharpsburg School
The Sharpsburg Turner Club Auxiliary will host a reading and musical program for club husbands tonight in the Sharpsburg School auditorium. A supper will be served.
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Sharpsburg
Turner Club
Sharpsburg School
Handcuffed Cincinnati Man Koetters Sought for Mysterious Murder Case
The Chicago police seek Handsome Koetters formerly of 9743 Elles Avenue Cincinnati for the alleged murder of Mia Emma Kraft in San Francisco. Koetters denies Chicago night presence but admits November in the city and promises to cooperate with extradition. He ran a San Francisco rooming house with Viola Brice. a quarrel and dissolution followed.
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Koettera
Elles Avenue
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Frameseco
Mia
Emma Kraft
Kettlers
San Francisco
Koetters
Viola Brice
Policeman's Tip Leads to Koetters in Murder Case
Special to The Americas Chicago reports Detective Captain Halpin credits San Francisco officer D W Tomer for a tip identifying John B Koetters or Cutter as the Cincinnati slayer of Mrs Emma Kraft killed at the Saratoga Hotel in Chicago on November 14 1912. The San Francisco lead followed a January 19 letter from Tomsen describing the suspect and seeking newspaper clippings. Koetters is expected to be brought back to Chicago for trial for a brutal murder considered among the worst in the city’s history.
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Americas
Chicago
Jack” Koetters
Cincinnati
Emma Kraft
Saratoga Hotel
Tomsen
John B. Koetters
Cutter
Contin
Halpin
Efforts to Revive Dead Father Spotlighted at Inquest
The sons of Fred Vordem Beche 63 retired salesman of 19 Allison Street testified they prayed for his revival after other methods failed following his death Monday. Dr Frank Ringman declined to take the case citing the deceased man’s religion and his sons. Otto Juettner said death resulted from natural causes after 24 hours of burial. The coroner reserved verdict.
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Fred Vordem Beche
Allison Street
Frank Ringman
Perin
Nate Conner
Otto Juettner
Mines Strife Gun ImportsLinked to Baldwin-Felts
A. C. Felts, Colorado manager for the Baldwin-Felts agency, testified before Congress that four rapid fire guns and ammunition were imported into Colorado coal fields to aid the miners' strike crackdown. He identified a machine gun reportedly used by detectives in West Virginia and described armored cars used by mine guards before militia intervention.
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Denver
Baldwind-Felts
West Virginia
Colorado
A. C. Felts
Congressional Committee
Felts
Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency
Byrnes
Bond Granted in Juvenile Court Crane Case
Developments in the Mildred Crane case describe a Webster street girl. In juvenile proceedings yesterday Ber prominent men contributed to delinquency. Theodore Roberts was brought back for further action.
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Mildred Crane
Webster Street
Theodore Roberts
John Street
Roberts
Indianapolis
Gorman
Ruby
Reetan~ T
George Richter
Plum Street
Kuhn
Judge Gorman
Nichola
Supreme Court
William Thorndyke
Elizabeth Phares Bowen
German
Mildred
Crane
Theodore , Ro
Elizabeth Bowen
Campaign turmoil embroils Oklahoma politics and court cases
Testimony links Senator Gore, Jim Jacobs, and others to a blackmail scheme amid hotel room confrontations with Mrs. Bond. Witnesses describe attempted coercion, threats to hush the matter, and political maneuvering surrounding judicial appointments and investigations.
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Gere
Arsavit
Gore
Lenigner
Oklahoma
Lke
Senator Gore
Robertson
Surf man sighted vessel near Cape Cod bar in peril
A Boston area surf man on Cape Cod reported seeing a large steamship aground at Peaked Hill Bar. Life-savers from four stations searched the shoreline but, after weather improved, failed to locate the craft and believed she had pulled free using a whistle to echo from the bow.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Peaked Hill
New England
Newport driver injured as wagon overturns
Clarence Bridwell aged 20 of 510 Chestnut street Newport Kentucky sustained probable internal injuries when his wagon overturned at Eastern avenue and Reed street and pinned him beneath. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Clarence Bridwell
Chestnut Street
Newport
Eastern Avenue
Reed Street
City Hospital
Peru Rebels Recognized by Bryan Order
Secretary of State Bryan announced instructions to the U.S. minister to recognize the revolutionary government in Peru led by Colonel Benavides after the attack on the National Palace. McMillan will inform the Peruvian authorities of the recognition tomorrow.
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Washington
Bryan
McMillan
United States
Peru
Benavides
National
Millinghoret
Paroled Youth Returns Home to Help Family
James Size Jr., 20, of Clark and Lynn streets, released from Mansfield Reformatory, will live with his mother and siblings today. He was arrested about eighteen months ago for stealing freight from a railroad yard, claiming others asked him to fetch the goods.
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James Size, Jr
Clark and
Lynn Streets
Mansfield Reformatory
Geome
Missing 15 year old Albert Finn Leaves Home Seeking Work
Albert Finn aged 15 residing at 119 Dorsey Street did not return after leaving home last Monday to seek work. Police urged to search for him and locate him safe.
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Albert Finn
Dorsey Street
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