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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
7
Fragmentary text appears to reference a real estate or savings association with sums from 500 to 15000 and mentions a centrate lene and an unnamed premium or initiation event. No clear people, place, date, or organization is identifiable.
Tony Sanseppo, 16, of 47 Hopkins street, is held as a juvenile delinquent and Robert Brayley, 18, of 550 Hopkins street is held on suspicion after a diamond ring owned by the Laurel Social and Dramatic Club at St Joseph Church was stolen during a school exhibit at Laurel and Linn streets. Contemporary charges allege they tried to pawn the ring yesterday.
Louis Giles aged 29 of 1121 Elm Street was arrested on a warrant sworn by Lillian Moff of 133 Garfield Place for the alleged theft of $75. Giles stated he was a private detective.
Rev. Frederick L. Fagley of the wth Congregational Church Price Hill will address the First District Mothers Club on The Education of the Boy this afternoon. A social hour will follow.
Louis Courtois, 94, a cigar dealer, was arrested by Detectives Genter Gerhardt Sweeney and Mahan yoder Gay afternoon at 1824 Vine Street on a charge of possessing racehorse slips.
A string of divorce and alimony filings emerged as residents including Magdalena Iervmalenacher, Ida Trowberman, Anna Cummins, Margaret Reichert, and Nannie Wilson alleged cruelty, abandonment and false property claims. Judge Warner issued a restraining order against Krummenacher, while other petitions seek alimony, child support, or name restoration.
Immigrant Inspector Thomas Thomson of Cincinnati returned from New York where he arrested George Purson, accused of posing as Turkish priests from the Eastern Church of Chaldea to collect funds for an orphan asylum in Turkey. Investigations earlier led to Purjou and Nes in Cincinnati. they were released on recognizance and left town. Purjou admitted arrest in Cincinnati and will be deported from Ellis Island. Meanwhile eleven other foreigners linked to the group arrived in Philadelphia from abroad and were refused admittance. one member remains at large.
A report states Inspector John Grimm of the Cincinnati police force is urged by Safety Director Holmes to take a sixty day vacation to recover his health. Grimm, in poor health for some time, may retire if recovery is not possible after nearly 27 years of service.
Francisca Liquisi and Joseph Liquiri, Italians in the East End, were arraigned in Municipal Court. Testimony showed they obtained a marriage license with Dominick Salvatore six months earlier but no ceremony occurred, and Liquiri left Salvatore for Liquisi. Judge Alexander ruled they could not be prosecuted on the initial charges and ordered Salvatore to be charged differently against Liquisi.
Mrs Laura Huggins, 80, of 1205 Myrtle Avenue, suffered a fractured left collar bone and bruises after being struck by a car driven by William T. Hunter of 839 Lincoln Avenue. The accident occurred at Reading and theory of the machine, staig he cg lt Ping alg.
Civil service exams for estate highway inspector and deputy game warden were postponed from February 16 and will be held at City Hall on Monday February 23 at 9 o'clock. The highway inspector role pays $3 a day and the game warden $40 a month.
A jury in Judge Nippert's court heard Jacob Tahl sue the Coney Island Amusement Company for $6,000. Tahl alleges he was ejected from a dance floor and beaten by private policeman Koward Barr while Miss Anna Schwartz danced, amid demonstration of dances like the Grizzly Bear and Bunny Hug. The trial continued with attorney George Onlek for Tahl presenting the defense.
News vendors in Cincinnati plan a mass meeting at Teamsters headquarters on West Twelfth Street to form a newsboys union. A delegation from the group visited leaders yesterday and was advised to hold a general meeting to learn charter steps. Labor leaders will address attendees Sunday.
A United States District Court verdict awarded Champion Fiber Company of Canton North Carolina 5663.23 dollars against the B F Sturtevant Company in a breach of contract suit filed for 30000 dollars.
Herman Plaegmain of 46 Clark Street reported to police a cellar break in at the residence formerly numbered 4 where robbers entered and stole lead pipe.
Laremeo Baetep of Gest street and McLean avenue was hurt yesterday afternoon after slipping on the Eighth street dump. He was taken to the City Hospital for treatment of coal wounds.
Cincinnati school teachers voted on pension fund forfeiture with 4 132 expressions of opinion and 621 in favor, 532 against. The board announced no action and noted many substitutes lacked city funds. first married women were slated for substitute roles under the board’s ruling.
A probate matter regarding the estate of Anna related to seventy seven shares of stock is postponed due to an illness of a juror. The case involves heirs and possible claims tied to the Laws home and a Misses policy.
Chief of Police Copelan and Safety Director Holmes stated yesterday that any gambling operation opening will face police action. Officials addressed circulating rumors about possible gambling activity and firmed their stance.
A thief entered Truitt residence at 1420 Elny Street yesterday morning while Truitt slept and took 140 dollars. Pruitt’s wife was in the kitchen and police were notified.
Notes of courts show Thomas Atbbens suing Philip Carey Co for 3000 over injuries to his son James Gibbons when a machine caused three fingers to be lost. Henry Smith found guilty of robbery by a Cushide court jury. George Stone pled guilty to a charge. M Foster alleges motorcycle collision with an automobile on Gilbert avenue near the viaduct seeking 6000. Jeremiah Crook settled in probate with Fred for 750 over injuries to his om Petive fae ban re.
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