Snowbound City Faces Heavy Traffic And Aid Requests
Snow disrupted Cincinnati streets as sweepers clear downtown routes and streetcars contend with drift. Salvation Army and Associated Charities aid the needy while a Liberty Street nursery provides daytime care for working mothers and multiple injuries are reported from slips on the icy sidewalks.
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Pameseona
Crosstown
Enn
Tees
Vine Street
Gilbert Avenue
Salvation Army
Eighth Street
Associated Charities
Cincinnati
Liberty Street
Madisonville
Pyder Park
Japan plans colony after Mexico land purchase
The desive campaign in Morelos has stalled. A rebel train wreck at Las Canoas left all passengers unharmed with no injuries reported.
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Japan
Mexico
Morelos
Las Canoas
Seek Assailant of U. S. Officer
An American admiral in Vera Cruz says authorities are pursuing the attacker who wounded him while driving last Wednesday evening. Officials in Berlin declined to comment on the incident as Germany responds to US arms embargo moves and notes that Mexico must settle its internal dispute.
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Avier
Connecticut
Vera Cruz
Bry _ day
United States
Mexico
Girl Who Married Cassius Clay Dead
Mrs Dora Brock Clay Hunt, 31, dies near Lexington of tuberculosis. The former wife of General Cassius M Clay, famed minister to Russia and abolitionist editor, married him in youth then separated after a few months. She later wed four times.
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Cassius Clay
Lexington
Dora
Brock
Clay
Hunt
America
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Russia
Madison County
General Clay
Symphony Tonight At Emery Auditorium
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert at Emery Auditorium tonight draws strong advance sales and is expected to match yesterday's artistic and financial success. The Church Beinkamp Company reports unusually high demand for tickets and anticipates steady attendance despite the ongoing city storm.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Emery Auditorium
ATASP
Church Beinkamp Company
Ship Sinks Off Shoreham. Eight Lost In Channel
The freight steamship My Own sank in the Channel near Shoreham with eight crewmen lost. Lifesavers rescued the captain who clung to the rigging before evacuation. The wreck occurred in rough seas prompting an immediate search by nearby vessels.
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London
My Own
Shoreham
Thieves steal watch from Madisonville car
A group of pickpockets boarded a vehicle near 2130 Kemper Lane in Madisonville and removed a gold watch and chain before fleeing. No injuries reported. Police urged witnesses to come forward.
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Madisonville
David
Kemper Lane
Cold blamed for four sudden deaths in area
Coroner Foertmeyer cites weather change and sudden cold as causes for a spate of unexpected deaths reported yesterday. Victims include Gregicsia Paja 57 of 2235 Spring Grove Ave. a two day old child of Withimia Solaso 1425 Pleasant St. Mrs Frank Dorney’s six week old at 1128 Broadway. Lee 59 of 1207 Richmond Ave. Inquests to determine causes will be held today.
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Foertmeyer
Gregicsia Paja
Buss &, Borgman
Jety
Spring Grove Avenue
Withimia Solaso
Pleasant ‘Street
Frank. Dorney
Broadway
Aoe ‘Lee
Richmond Pen
J. R. Spencer
Storm cripples St Louis traffic as deadly showstorm hits
St Louis endures the worst showstorm in a decade with widespread disruption and injuries. A fall in prices is noted while deadly incidents and numerous accidents are reported. Traffic is nearly shut down across the city.
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Americas
St. Louis
Louis
Blizzard Grips Kentucky Paralyzing Traffic and Commerce
A freezing blizzard sweeps Kentucky tying up traffic and paralyzing business. Suffering statewide is extensive with substantial damage reported as of February 18 in Lexington and across the state.
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Lexington
Citizens Pleas On Gas Bills To Be Heard Next Week
Citizens in the city will air grievances before a State Public Utilities Commission representative next week. The commission will investigate gas billing and hear both sides as reporters and officials attend. Gas expert Charles V Critchfield said the company must furnish the best gas to avoid explosions, while hotel keeper W F Quante alleged a January bill dispute and threats of service cut off.
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Co Ee
State Public Utilitie Commission
Mady Jlocal
1 Sion
Sates
Wren
Charles V. Critchfield
The
Utilities Commission
W. F. Quante
West Fifth “Street
Das Company
Gollec
Ae Company
Kaid
Quapte
Foraker Rapped by Governor Cox in Ohio Speech
Governor Cox criticizes Senator Joseph B Foraker as a tool of the Standard Oil Company. He cites Foraker’s role in Detroit and Cincinnati traction franchising under Rogers law and asserts Foraker misstates events and politics in Ohio.
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Foraker
Cox
Americas
Felumbus
Cottodey
Farmers’ Institute
Gilead
Joseph B Foraker
Standards Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
Rogers
Stc Ow
Fool
United States
Senate
Tepator Orn
Dema- Bey
Masifertty
Ohio
Exonerate Pastor of Wife Charges Declared
Special to The American Memphis Feb 13 a committee of Methodists appointed to try Rev Oliver Hof stood on charges of conduct unbecoming a minister. They returned a verdict exonerating the pastor and announced they will proceed against his wife. The proceedings were closed to the clergy and press. The charges included alleged cruelty and an attempted grim final operation.
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Memphis
Tenn
Oliver Hof
Holstead
Bertillon, creator of the crook identification system, dies
Alphonse Bertillon founder of the Bertillon system of criminal measurement died in Paris at age 61. He headed the identification department of the Paris police and his method has been adopted by many police forces worldwide.
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Paris
Alphonse’ Bertillon
Bertillon
Injury to Lawyer Kicks at Wall Board Plant
Charles Young a lawyer of 48 Wuest Avenue was injured late yesterday when he tried to kick a blade from a circular saw at the Wall Board plant at Spring Grove and Ester avenues. His right foot was lacerated.
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Charles Young
Wuest Avenue
Wall Board
Spring Grove
Ester Avenues
Debate on Cincinnati street railways postponed
The planned debate at Lincoln School Social Center on whether Cincinnati street railways should be run by private firms or the people was postponed due to inclement weather.
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Cincinnati
Lincoln School
Robbery at Carlisle and Central Avenues
William Meyer of 416 Carlisle Avenue was held up last night at Carlisle and Central Avenues and robbed of $4 and change. He described his assailant as a negro.
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William Meyer
Carlisle Avenue
Carlisle
Central Avenues
Meyer
Railroads Ordered to Display Books by Senate Action
Senate action names five Senators to aid the Interstate Commerce Commission in obtaining railroad data. The move aims to curb delays by railroads and enforce compliance with commission orders, amid denial by L and N vice president W L Metaphor of quoted remarks.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. L Metaphor
Read
Benator Wiliams
Commission
Soldiers Ready Ten Attack Tokyo Mobs
More than 200 persons were arrested today in fierce antigovernment riots in the city. About 500 policemen were kept busy dispersing crowds and protecting government buildings. Armed troops were held in barracks and may be called to the palace. Newspapers were suppressed or seized for attacking the ministry. A great mass meeting is planned for tomorrow to condemn high taxes.
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Tokio
Tto
Rockefeller Tax Fight Sparks Ohio Legislative Action
In Cleveland on February 13, John D. Rockefeller's real estate holdings face seizure under a new law from Cuyahoga County officials. Rockefeller refuses to pay taxes on about 900 million dollars of personal property while a separate tax dispute of 12 million dollars continues. Internal Revenue official Harry Weiss says Rockefeller owes federal income tax around 4.45 million dollars annually, totaling about 2.2 million in tax due locally or in Tarrytown.
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Sperigl
A@piian
Cleveland
Ohio
John Dol
Rockefeller
Cuyahoga
Harry Weiss
Osio
Weiss
Tarrytown, N
Congressman Whitacr seeks petitioners in Cox race
Washington, Feb. 13. Congressman Whitacr mails letters in Ohio asking individuals to circulate petitions for nomination for the 1 desire a second. He urges look at the situation before backing any man and says his aim is to be a candidate but he may be misinformed.
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Washington
Whitacr
Cox
Ohio
St Bernard Council Orders Conference on Five Cent Fare Plan
The St Bernard council discusses a five cent fare proposal affecting a transportation franchise and hints at a ten year term instead of twenty five. A Knights of St John communication supports fare reduction. The council authorizes rebuilding of water works and electric plant funded by a $20,000 bond issue and passes a resolution to hire laborers at $2 daily. Appropriations for the next half year are set.
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Knights of St. John
Greene Insurance Bill Passes House
Special to The American Frankfort Ky Feb 12 by a vote of 82 to 2 the House passed the bill by F C Comer of Carrollton to extend the powers of the State Insurance Rating Board to rate every risk in the state. A 2 percent tax on green premiums of all fire companies would bring in $100 000 to cover expenses. The Senate rules committee favorably reported on a resolution for Judge Hodge of Newport. Also a bill to pay Lucy Hanks of Ashland for teaching in 1862 Carter County.
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Frankfort
House
F.C. Comenk
Carrollton
Senate
Hodge
Newport
Campbell
Lucy’ Hanks
Ashland
Lucy Dawson
Carter County
Jewelry theft nets $15,000 in gems recovered
A jewel store in Regent Street was burglarized as a thief broke a window and grabbed a tray of diamond ornaments valued at 15000 dollars. Spertel was identified and captured, with part of the stolen items recovered.
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Spertel
London
Regent ‘Phreet
Bank Directors Seek Depositors’ Reimbursement
Memphis Tenn February 13 The Mercantile Bank directors met in the office of General Luke F Wrigg former Secretary of War Predictions say a settlement with depositors will be announced within 24 hours Directors arranged to raise at least 200000 to reimburse losers Grand jury and the attorney general plan special sessions to probe the bank wreck Raine faces indictments for all with any part in the failure Bucket shop operators who took Raine funds for gambling face civil and likely criminal suits by depositors
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Memphis
Tenn
Mercantile Bank
Luke F. Wrigm
Grand Jury
Attorney-General’s
C. Huunter Raine
Estes
Mutton
Ba Ettom
Atte
Attorney-General
Raine
Election Eighteen Elected to Business Men's Club
The following applicants were elected to membership in the Business Men's Club last night. Resident members include Herbert Lampe Arminsander Bill Mayer Jacob W Mack Le Roy Brooks Jr R McKay Charles S Norloth G Dieterly Paul B Ward Ludwig Sinn Joseph J Bernard A W Sebo Charles M H Longley K J Redmond Warry J Levy Fleischer Non resident members include E B Deem M B Squibb Herbert A Dodge.
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Business Men's, Club
Herbert Lampe
Armin Sander
Bil
M.mayer
Jacob W. Mack
Leroy Brooks, Jr
R. McKay
Dieterly
Paul 8. Ward
Ludwig Sinn
Joseph J. Bernard
A. W. Sebo
Charles MH. Longley
K J. Redmond
Warry J. Levy
Fleischer
Fire damages residence on Du Veta Street
A fire at John heels home at 1512 Du Veta Street caused by an effective fire last evening forced Michaels and family to flee. Passerby pulled Box 275 and the blaze created excitement as damage was estimated at $200 to $300.
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John” Heels
du- Veta Street
Box
Michaels
Thief Steals Dress Goods from Express Wagon
A package containing dress goods valued at 106 dollars was stolen from an Austrian Express wagon at Fifth and Kin streets yesterday.
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Austrican Express
Katherine Park Aground in Impossible Luck Off Smith Island
The British steamer Katherine Park, loaded with cotton and sailing from New Orleans, ran aground off Smith Island 74 miles east of Cape Charles after a forty mile gale and blinding snow. Lifesavers offered to evacuate the crew, but Captain Cott refused. the revenue cutter Onondaga is en route to assist as seas surge over the deck. The wrecking tug Reacur remains with the sunken Monroe nearby.
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Bperial
Norfolk
Katherine Park
Smith Isand
Cape Charles
Ufe Savers
Cott
Onondaga
Veewe
Sean
Hambure
New Origans
Reacur
Monroe
Schoenle Plans Suit Over Traction Viaduct Costs
City Solicitor Schoenle said acting on Assistant Auditor Brady's request he will sue the enemy traction company to recover the city's share of the Ludlow avenue viaduct cost. He asks for a detailed statement of the amount due and will pursue the suit once received. A separate suit by former solicitor Alfret Bettman concerns the railway reduction.
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Schoenle
Brady Be
Nemyatt
Traction Company
Ludlow
Avenis
Behoenle
Alfret Bettman
Fish Hatchery Drive Reaches Cincinnati Officials
A request to establish a fish hatchery in Cincinnati was sent last night to Gen. John Speake, chief warden of the fish and game division, by the Business Men's Club seeking state support and approval.
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Cincinnati
Gen. John
Fish and Game Division
Department ® of Agriculture
Meek Fitler Delivers Close Round in South Florida Golf
Merion’s H Fitler carried the current champion J BR to the nineteenth green in the second round of South Florida golf in Palm Beach. Fitler was dormie but leveled the match with a ten foot approach putt, forcing a playoff where Hyde needed a long first extra putt to reach the semi finals for a three.
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Palm Beach
Fla
H. Fitler
Merion
South Florida
J. BR. Tsbe Contiabere
Fitler
Dormie
Hyde
Driver deserts horses after wreck on Carthage pike
Police Chief Conneighton of St Bernard found a deserted team and a wrecked brewery wagon on Carthage pike. He learned the driver loaded the beer on an auto truck and left the horses unprotected and mandice.
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Conneighton
St. Bernard
Carthage Pike
Yeaterday
Death Notice for Presbyterian Treated Saturday
Local death notice reports a funeral service for a Presbyterian community member set for Saturday. No further names or locations are legible in the available text.
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