Longview asylum relief conference yields cautious pledges
County officials and the hospital board held a lengthy meeting in the commissioners office to address crowding at the Longview infirmary. They promised an appropriation once state funding is decided and discussed using surplus funds and courthouse materials for temporary dormitory and future hospital buildings.
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Longview Pets
Thornton Snyder
Hospital Board
Harry Innes
Longview
Venetia Stranded by Ice in North Atlantic Voyage
The liner Venetia bound for New York from Genoa or Newport faced severe ice during an early February voyage. The vessel with 436 passengers and cargo was unable to proceed as ice coated bow and midship areas and the bridge and house were frozen, leaving the ship three days overdue.
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Sofelel
Newport
Veneta
Mar‘sellles
New York
Venetia
Traveling Men Meet 10 AID Boost Plan in Cincinnati
Prominent traveling men based in Cincinnati will convene today at 1 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce. The Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association board of directors will discuss the 1914 Boosters Campaign and plan a full meeting next Saturday to coordinate with the Chamber on February 28. The campaign will run through the entire year.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association
Boosters
Chamber of Commerce T
Strike Riot Ends In Fatal Shooting At Coal Tipples
Special from Spécial to the American reports a fierce riot by Pittsburg and West Virginia Coal Company strike breakers and guards in Colliers West Virginia. A striker named Aimes Moore was shot and killed. guard Harry Lucas was badly injured and many others hurt. Sheriff Patterson rushed to control the scene as plans for arbitration crumble and militia may be requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers
W. Va
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Coal Company
Oon
Aimes Moore
Harry Lucas
Patterson
Wellsburg
Fight Receiver Plea Before Supreme Justice Bijur
New York on February 1 by Thornton J attorney for Realty Investing Corporations asked Supreme Justice Bijur to appoint a temporary receiver as the attorney general seeks to revoke the company charter for alleged law violations. The defense claims assets total 337000 while debt stands around 25000, warning receivership would wipe assets to nearly nothing.
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New York
Thornton J
Supreme Justice
Bijur
yAttorney-General
Carmody
Aopery
Fourth Wife in Fear Suits for Legal Separation
Mrs Jothy Speer files a suit in the New Court for a legal separation from Simon Speer on grounds of cruelty. She alleges that on March 31 1913 he urged her to join the Heinrich Heine Lodge insurance scheme and that all three former wives were insured and died after operations. She says he beat her after she raised the coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jothy Speer
Simon Speer
de Heinrich Heine Lodge
Meeting Called Off By Price Hill W P A
The Price Hill W P A meeting scheduled for yesterday afternoon was canceled due to inclement weather.
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Price Hill
W. Id. P
Cincinnati Urges New Bank Site Based on Regional Chart
A University of Cincinnati study backed by civic groups shows Cincinnati as the center of a vast financial industrial mining and agricultural district stretching from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico The plan aims to persuade the regional bank commission led by Secretary McAdoo to designate Cincinnati as a reserve bank site Representatives Hicks Rowe and Hinsch will present the case in Atlanta and return for Monday’s hearing with the commission in Cincinnati
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University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Clearing House Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Cincinnati
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Hicks
Regional Bank Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
William McAdoo
United States Circuit
Commission
Atlanta
W.S. Rowe
Charles E. ‘Hinsch
Cincinnati Clearing House Association
National
Cleveland
Evolution of Teachers' Work Described in Lecture
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold of Simmons College in Boston lectured Hughes High School teachers on the evolution of the teaching role. She traced a shift from imparting information to including discipline and interpretation of pupil needs, noting the growing demand for skilled interpreters of student thought. Mrs. Primp of the Boston Continuation School added that girls in their courses advance faster and attract more employer interest.
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Ava
Barber Faulkner Fined for Trick Game Offerings
Municipal Judge Alexander fined barber William G. Faulkner 60 dollars and costs for practicing a trick game. Assistant Chester Russell paid only costs, waived due to suspension. Railroad worker James Johnson testified he paid 275 dollars for shave and treatment. Frank Scholle paid 2.66 dollars for similar services. Faulkner claimed he offered steam facials while denying consistent wrongdoing. Faulkner had prior arrests on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Faulkner
West Fifth Street
Alexander
Chester Russell
James Johnson
Frank Schotle
Faulkner
Johnson
Widow Sues for 50 000 in Railroad Death Case
Mrs. Mery Metz filed a damage suit in Common Pleas Court seeking 50 000 against the B and O railroad for the death of her husband Thomas E Metz substitute engineer. Metz died in a wreck at Ivorydale on October 13 1913, the wife alleging neglect by another train crew caused the crash.
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Common Pleas Court
Mery Metz
B. & 0. Railroad
Thomas E. Metz
Metz
Ivorydale
River Stage Readings Across Cities With Falling Levels
A compilation of river stage figures shows Cincinnati at 23.5 feet and falling, with several gage readings across Franklin Pittsburg Dam 6 lower gage Wheeling and more, all indicating decreasing water levels. The data includes Parkersburg Bedford Hin ton Kanawha Falls Charleston Pt Pleasant Huntington Williamson Pikeville Catlettsburg Portsmouth Maysville Louisville Dam 41 Cairo Paducah Keokuk Nashville Chattanooga Paducah Keokuk Little Rock and Helena readings, ending with Cairo at 26.8 and Keokuk at 0.7 rising for some entries.
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Cincinnati
Franklin
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Bedford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Nashville
Chattanooga
Rendedaren
Paducah
Cairo
Keokuk
Little‘Rock
Helena
New York Stock Market Declines Amid Mixed Trading
Today’s session shows selling pressure in several sectors with industrials and rails leading declines while the market overall ends higher on gains in strong issues. Foreign markets recover to earlier highs as French and German bonds firm and sterling trades around 4.65.
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Leiden
Girl in Dream Fear Jumps From Brooklyn Window
Special to The American New York, Feb. 13. Fila O'Keefe, a stenographer, leaped from a third story window in Brooklyn after a vivid dream of suffocation by illuminating gas. She survived with a minor hand abrasion despite exposure in freezing weather. She had long feared gas and tested jets before bed, then woke distressed and fled outside after mistaking her escape for a gas leak.
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New York
Fila O'Keefe
Brooklyn
Miss O'Keefe
Miss O’keefe
Anderson Divorce Trial Tells of Corespondent Lorraine Parker
Detectives Baum and a partner testified in the New York court as they followed Lorraine Parker to gather evidence for Mrs. Margaret Anderson in the suit for divorce from John A. Anderson an electrical contractor. Parker confirms her role as the alleged corespondent in the case.
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New York
Margaretng Anderson
John A. Anderson
Jerome C. Baum
Lorraine Parker
Anderson
Ted Lorraine Parker
Seek Space for Exhibit at Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit Building
Several prominent firms manufacturing water heaters seek arrangements to locate offices and demonstration plants in the new Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit Building. The building will be piped for gas and supplied with electric power so exhibitors can use power for demonstrations.
Missionary Daniel Crawford to Speak at Presbyterian Church
Missionary and author Daniel Crawford will share experiences from Africa at First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills on Wednesday February 28. He also speaks at a union service of ten Mi Creek Valley churches at Wyoming Presbyterian Church on February 19.
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Daniel Crawford
Africa
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Mi Creek Valley
Wyoming Presbyterian Cuan
Cincinnati Chamber Delegation Returns as Snow Delays Crew
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce delegation to the U S Chamber annual meeting in Washington expected home this morning but heavy snows may delay them. The legislation committee discussed a bill moving cases to a proposed court of domestic relations and will seek more information before acting. The survey committee endorsed an industrial city survey led by Charles R Hebbie. Ohio State Normal College professor H E Mills will address the Hamilton County Teachers Association on teaching arithmetic and Dr T W Gosling of Hughes High School will also speak on chemical experiments.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Charles R. Hebbie
Industrial and Civic Department
HE. M. Mills
Ohio State Normal College
Athens
Ohio
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
T. W. Gosling
Hughes High School
Grain Prices and Market Notes From Various Cities
Special to The Amecan reports mixed grain prices across markets including Clover Timothy and mixtures with prices on arrival from 7.50 to 8.25 for Clover, Timothy and mixed seed. Chicago grain receipts and shipments show totals around 720,000 and 581,000. prices listed for wheat, timothy, and clover across multiple futures and cash markets. International notes cite Liverpool wheat May prices and spot quotes for various grain types.
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Clover
Timethy
Timothy
Wales
Johnnes Feloedale
Boyett Il
Americas
Toledo
Pete Ts My
Kansas City
Ees
Liverpool
Sales la Platte
Brean i
Cincinnati Grain Inspection Report Summary
Grain inspection data from Cincinnati shows mixed consignments of wheat and rye with various grades and car counts. Notable entries include No. 2 red wheat, No. 2 white, No. 4 white, No. 3 mixed, and rye No. 4, with multiple cars and track price references such as 6c, 3c, and 1c fractions.
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Cincinnati
Setae
Ofr
Cora
Eiaa
Cattle and Market Updates From Multiple U.S. Cities
Market notes from Calvest, Buffalo, Chicago and Kansas City report cattle prices and receipts, with mentions of prime and choice grades. Prices vary by region, with beef markets described as active, steady or strong and calves showing higher bids in several pen counts.
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Pitteberg
Americas
Chicago
Othe Moni
Kansas City
Betimeated
Cman Speen
Live Stock Produce Market Receipts Vary
Market report shows receipts in limited quantities with fluctuating prices. Buyers and sellers assess varieties of livestock and produce as market activity shifts through the day.
Market Brief Reports Quiet Trading and Firmer Prices
The market segment notes very quiet activity with mixed prices and limited movement. Weather remains cold slowing shipping while fresh produce like beets and other items move in small lots. pears and other fruit show firmer prices amid steady demand.
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Shige
Fragmented OCR Item on Poultry Trade and Prices
Unclear OCR text mentions terms like feathered birds and guinea fowl with prices. Difficult to extract concrete entities, dates, or locations from the readable fragments.
Fragmented grocery list with nonsensical NCR items
A mangled OCR snippet lists various foods and prices, including dried fruits, peaches, apples, and hotel notes. It reads like stray supermarket entries with garbled numerals and mismatched words, offering little coherent context or clear events.
Fragmented OCR Text About Food Product and Prices
The readable fragments mention a sweet pickled item and a price figure around 16 9068 0,00 with percentages 21% and 13% and vague references to a plate, beans, and a product brand. Details are distorted and names or places are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Talons Prime City Meeting Delayed at 8 A M
A fragmented notice indicates a city meeting set for 8 AM in a county facility. Readable items reference a local council or committee and a street location. The irregular OCR text leaves key names and purposes unclear.
Market Report From Pri Day Offerings
The record notes offerings on Pri day with bids around 185 and a firm market. Tobacco products show varied quality including good plugs and fillers and trash. Farmers bid on several lots with prices around four range and several lots sold in the range observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Bolimese
Comet
Fruits and Vegetables Market Prices From Local Store
Readable fragments list prices for apples such as Winesaps and Mississippi lemons, oranges and cranberries. Mentions California fruit costs per bushel, Florida crate pricing, and general per bri or per crate quotes with various small totals and fractions.
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Jonathan
Messisa
California
Atore
Florida
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