Gore Denies Woman Stand Story in Conspiracy Trial
Attorneys for Gore present witnesses claiming a conspiracy to ruin Senator Gore involving Jacobs Mrs Bond Reob erteen and J F McMurray. Testimony covers hotel meetings Washington trips and alleged beer drinking claims with conflicting accounts and political maneuvering.
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Gore
J. H. Earp
Jones ‘City
James Beatty
Beatty
Earp
Washington
He & Im
Webster Spates
Winston Hotel
Robertson
Capitol Building
Rogers
Interior
U. S&s
Spates
Federal Department of Justice
Houston
Texas
Senator Gore
Lang
Benater Gore
Seattle Chambers
Tonkawa
United States
Henator Gere
Chambers
Jacobs
Jacobse
Newsboy Bound Over in Bank Fraud Case
Louis Springer, a New York newsboy, was held to the grand jury in one thousand dollars bail for a $250 charge involving the Fielechmann Company. The indictment bears the name Julius Fielechmann.
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Louis Springer
New York
Fielachmann
Julius Fielechmann
Will Debate Recall at Y M C A Talk
W F Taylor will speak Monday night at the railroad branch Y M C A on direct primaries versus boss control. He will discuss the initiative referendum recall proportional representation and the short ballot.
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W. F. Taylor
Taylor
Stolen dental instruments from Ohio Dental School
Harold K. Williams of 637 West Eighth Street reported to police that dental instruments valued at 17 dollars were stolen from the Ohio State Dental Surgery Institute yesterday morning.
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Harold K. Williams
West Eighth Street
The
Ohio of Dental Surgery
Seventh End Streets
Po Hce
Te Institution
Couples Agree to Obey Mother After Court Release
In Municipal Court Judge Alexander released Virginia Neiderman and her husband, along with Patrick Lynch and wife Maud, after they promised to follow mother Virginia Neiderman’s orders. They were arrested when Mrs. Neiderman fired two shots at her brother-in-law during a dispute at 217 Worth Street. The shooting accusation was downgraded to disorderly conduct and all charges dismissed. The sisters retired crying with their mother as they left.
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Alexander
Virginia Neiderman
Neiderman
Patrick Lynch
Maud
Saloon Men Prepare Legal Challenge to Free-Trade Law
Fisher Bachrach became trustee of a fund raised by local saloon keepers to test the legality of the anti free trade law. Members include Theodore Foucar Bachrach William Elmer Isaac Feld Julius Peyton Al Moffman Mitton Silverglads and Jack Abrams. The group will base its fight on Foucar and Abrams arrested for giving away free rest and will appeal to the Court of Appeals if needed.
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Fisher Bachrach
Theodore Foucer
Bachrach
William, Elmer
Isaac Feld
Julius Peyton
al Moffman
Mitton Silverglads
Jack Abrams
Foucar
Abrams
Court of Appeals
Assessors Predict Big Tax Increase in Hamilton County
Deputy Tax Assessors Doran and McCarthy predicted a $100,000,000 rise in the county tax duplicate this year. They said citizens statewide are attempting fair returns of personal property and that some assessments have surged as much as 1000 percent, with millions more likely to be added.
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Hamilton County
Doran
McCarthy
Botfi
College Play Pleases With The Foo and Two Candlesticks
A play titled The Foo and Two Candlesticks by four Cincinnati girls was presented by ten girl pupils at the College Pre school last night to a large audience. They also performed another sketch The Ring. The mandolin club provided music.
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Cincinnati
Mandolin Club
Bigelow on Suffrage at Grand Opera House
Herbert S. Bigelow will speak Sunday afternoon on Cristobel Pankhurst career. He will compare Mrs Pankhurst with Joan of Arc and argue that despite time their lives resemble each other. The talk targets both suffragists and anti suffragists.
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Herbert S. Bigelow
Grand Opera House
Cristobel Pankhurst
Bigelow
Mrs. Pankhurst
Joan of Arc
Army Commander Evangeline Booth to Speak in Cincinnati
Salvation Army commander Evangeline Booth arrives in Cincinnati on Sunday March 1 to speak at the Lyric Theater and participate in Covington dedication services for the new Women’s and Domestic Science Training Institute the next day.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Cincinnati
Lyric Theater
Covington
New Women's Oo and Domestic Science Training Institute
Lloyds Talk on Moqui and Nevajo Country at College
Professor John Ari Lloyd presented an illustrated lecture on the Moqui and Nevajo country at the Eclectic Medical College last night, detailing the landscape and cultures of the region.
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John Ari Lloyd
Eclectic Medical College
Incomplete Voices on Love and Rights
Speech fragments reveal questioning of marriage constraints and dignity in relationships. A speaker named Marien argues against bias and urges genuine care before marriage, reflecting social tension over traditional unions and personal worth.
Cincinnati Theaters Prepare Grand Week of Shows
The Grand hosts David Warfield in The Auctioneer with Belasco direction and a large chorus. Other acts include Lola Merrill, Frank Otto, The Three Bohemians, and The Amoros Sisters. Orpheum and Olympic feature new policy films and Tango Girls performances as Empress and Empress present Circus Days and The Beggar. Community support grows for a German Theater in Cincinnati with funds targeting 8000 to 10000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
David Warfield
David Belasco
Warfield
Belasco
Robert L. Dalley and Company
Lola Merrill
Frank Otto
Three Bohemians
Bisset and
Scott
Amoros Sisters
New York
Powers Theater
Chicago
Warfeld
Heb
Simon Levi
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Sauoien
Protianien
Empress
Nat Ellis
Elia Nowlan
Co operation replacing competition in modern industry says Wisconsin president
Dr. Charles R. Viancee of the University of Wisconsin told the House judiciary committee that legislation to curb monopoly should recognize a shift toward cooperation. He urged granting the interstate trade commission power to determine which combinations may exist, noting few monopolies today lie outside public utilities. He described a wave of cooperation sweeping American production.
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Americas
Washington
Charles R. Vanchise
University of Wisconsin
House Judiciary Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
United States
Fall Victim William Wilson Dying After Elevator Shaft Accident
William Wilson a 30 year old African American man from 638 Barr street was reported dying at City Hospital after a fall from an elevator shaft at the French Bros Bauer company restaurant 111 East Fifth street yesterday morning. He suffered a broken neck a broken right leg and internal injuries as the truck he was about to load toppled down the shaft when an unseen person on an upper floor started the lift.
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William Wilson
Barr ‘Street
City Hospital
French Bros.Bauer Company
East Fifth Street
Wilson
Annexation urged by Cheviot residents to reconsider plan
Prominent Cheviot residents press for reconsideration of annexation. They request study before the annexation committee of the Vetnoon and say the matter will gain Chamber of Commerce support once sufficient local interest is shown.
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Cheviot
Vetnoon
Chamber of Commerce
Tommy Gary Arrives Fit for Weigh- In With Ad Wolgast
Tommy Gary and manager Ed Stanley arrive in the city ahead of his fight with Ad Wolgast at Heuck's theater next Monday. Gary trained at an Aurora farm with sparring partners including Freddie Euck the iron man. The camp touts Garys speed to the body and peak condition for the match.
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Tommy Gary
Ed Stanley
Hig Charge
Ad Wolgast
Heuck
Stanley
Nate Lewis
Chicago
Aurora Farm
Gary
Tommy
Freddied Euck
Iron Man
Woilgast
Tots Wise
Young Donnelly
Kid Worth
Kid Shaw
Stormer Sets New Records at YMCA Meet
The indoor bankicap meet last night at the YMCA produced three new marks. Zach broke the track record for the mile, and Fred Stormer set new marks in the 220 yard dash and the twelve pound shot put.
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Zach
Fred Stormer
Printers to Hustle for Ball Tourney
National League schedule adopted. Local Union Printers' Baseball Club and committees plan the Union Printers' National Baseball League tournament in August. Reds return August 16 so dates shift. event likely moved two weeks earlier to mid August with delegates hosted in Akron before departure.
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Union Printers’ Baseball Club
Union Printers
National Baseball League
Reds
Redland Field
Cincinnati
Providence
R. I
International Typographical Union of North America
Icer Wuasine Ate
Christ Church Varsity Hosts Ayoga Five In Hoosier Showdown
Christ Church basketball aims to extend its undefeated start as it faces Ayoga of Indianapolis, a top Hoosier state quintet, at the church gym. Wheeler leads the Churchmen with Phillips at center and Purves at guard in a bid to maintain momentum.
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Christ Church
Church Gym
Ayoga
Indianapolis
Hoosier State
Hoosier
Wheeler
Phillips
Purves
Christ
91 year old Harry Cunningham fined for false pretenses
The 91 year old Harry Cunningham was fined costs on a disorderly conduct charge after his mother pleaded for leniency. He faced a charge of obtaining goods by false pretenses, but the judge allowed a chance for change.
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Harry. Cunningham
Yeatman
Cunningh
Courtnotes reveal mixed verdicts and a civil suit
William Mitchel was found guilty of concealed weapons by a Common Pleas jury. Ella Lewis received an indeterminate penitentiary sentence for pocket picking. Stella Williams was found not guilty of attempting to cut and kill. Peter Malas and William Sharron face a $6,000 negligence suit by Herbert Walden over a store floor hole injuring his arm and knee.
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William Mitchel
Peter Malas
Wiliam Sharron
Central Avenue
Herbert Walden
Walden
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