Water main plans prompt city action on high service loop
A city review discusses building a new sixty inch water main and a high service pumping engine. It cites cost estimates from Pollard and counterpoints from Hiller, with start dates, future population projections, and proposed locations for new facilities.
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Pollard
Miller Etaten
Iouat
Hiller
Fosdick
Poled
Cincinnati
Red Bank
Wheaterd Hills
College Hill
Price Hill
Service Fosdick
Drowns Fording Creek Near Manville Indiana
Scott McKinzile a 35 year old man from Anderson Indiana drowned while fording a creek near Manville Indiana on his way to Vevay. The body has not been recovered as of this report.
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Figedtal
Vevay
Ind
Scott McKinzile
Anderson
Manville
Auto company loses suit to display cars at fair space
The Jungelas Automobile Company failed to halt the Samoan Automobile Dealers Association from blocking its display space on Masic Hill for certain makes. Judge Congrave dismissed the $10,000 damage claim, ruling the association had the right to regulate space. The company filed an affidavit with the Court of Appeals. a hearing was scheduled for this morning.
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Jungelas Company
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Masic
Court of Appeals
Heiress Weds Count in The American Paris
Miss Gladys McMillan of Colorado Springs and Detroit marries Count Paul Cornet De Ways Ruart of Brussels. Civil ceremony occurred at the Hotel Princess, witnesses include Ambassador Myron T. Herrick and Comtesse de Cornet. The bride is heir to McNan Penrose fortunes.
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Paris
Gladys McMillan
Colorado Springs
Detroit
Paul Cornet de Ways Ruart
Brussels
Spencer’ Penrose
Myron T. Herrick
Comtesse de Cornet
Princess Hotel
Stefly
Hen Pounten
Spencer Penrose
Colorado
McNan
Penroose
Mayor Denies Wife and Daughter Named to Civic Commission
Mayor Spiegel denied that his wife and daughter would join the city civic commission charged with regulating municipal dances. He said he would likely appoint the commission but would not include family members and refused to provide a timeline for naming the members.
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Spiegel
Civic Oension
Auto Collides With Taxi At Fifth and E Streets
August Ferger grain dealer of Hopkins Street narrowly escaped injury yesterday noon when his auto collided with a Walnut Hill Taxicab at Fifth and E streets. The taxicab was driven by Elmer Regensburg of Bellevue.
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August Ferger
Hopkins Street
Walnut Hill
Fifth
E Streets
Elmer Regensburg
Bellevue
Demurrs to Indictment Over False Pretenses Charge
Special to The American reports Thomas Havett former secretary of State Engineer John A Hensel demurred to the indictment accusing him of attempting to obtain money under false pretenses from aqueduct contractor Anthony Douglass. The demurrer rests on technical grounds and will be ruled tomorrow.
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New York
Thomas Hasvett
John A. Hensel
Anthony
Douglass
Aqueduct
Executor must file report in Doughty estate case
Judge Lueders in Probate Court ruled that executor JM Dawson must file an itemized administration report for the Doughty estate. The ruling enables the North Carolina Railroad to pursue $12,506 alleged overissuance of stock absorbed by the railroad through Theodore Cook acting as administrator.
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Lueders
The
N. C
TP. Railroad
JM. Dawson
Doughty
Hig
Iisued
Treasury
Theodore Cook
Handy
Railroad
Ughty
Cook
Dawson
Death trial of 14 year old Mitchel for second degree murder
In Judge Gorman's court the William Mitchel charged with second degree murder pleads self defense. He testifies Louis Jim formerly Lago Demie- Arett Karshikoff threatened the Mitchel family and started the feud in Macedonia before the families moved to Cincinnati.
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William Mitchel
Mills Street
Gorman
Yeste Mitchel
Benedict College Attacked in Governor's Senate Message
Governor Cole L. Blease condemns Benedict College and its leadership in a special Senate message. He seeks passage of a bill to bar white teachers from Negro schools, urging action amid widespread opposition from southern papers silenced on the issue.
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Columbia
Benedict College
Learnig
Cole L. Bieage
Byron W. Valentine
Senate
South Carolina
House
Fort Wayne Officer Makes First Arrest
Ft Wayne policewoman Miss Wingh made her first arrest after four months on the force. She found a woman intoxicated downtown loaded her on a street car and started to take her to the station, but encountered the usual troubles faced by brass buttons.
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Aneriens
Wayne
Ind
M. Wingh
Ft. Wayne
Employee sues Riemeier Lumber for damages
A former Riemeier Lumber Co. employee, who crushed thumb unloading lumber on December 16 1915, files a $250 suit against Harry D and George H Riemeier alleging the firm employs more than five men and fails to contribute to the state liability board as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riemeier Lumber Company
Dock Price
Gest Street
Harry D
George H. Riemeler
Chairman Palmer to resign at March 2 meeting in Albany
George M. Palmer announced he will resign as chairman of the Democratic committee at a state committee meeting scheduled for March 2 in Albany. Governor Glynn’s appointee for the office of Democratic party leader will be chosen at the March session.
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Albany
N. Y
George M. Palmer
Democratic Committee
William Church Osborne
Glynn
Pei
Smith Appointed City Bath House Manager
Smith of 2961 Deckebach Avenue was appointed to the city bath house manager post yesterday. The position pays $99 a month, succeeding William Hitaman who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW. Smith
Deckebach Avenue
City Bath House
Smith
William Hitaman
Heated Board Hearing Over City Quarantine Authority
Denia Cash and Dr J M Landis clashed before the state board of health over quarantine at Good Samaritan hospital. Cash argued Landis exceeded authority by ordering a hospitalwide vaccination and quarantine. Board members noted law ambiguity and planned deliberation after an executive session.
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Denia Cash
J. HM. Landis
State Board of Health
Bamarfttan
Ahd
Landis
Board of Health
Samuel Allen
Br. Landi
Allen
Cali
John W. HW
Hearne
P Button
Zaneaville
Cincinnati
Gad Fackler
Dee
L. Bonifield
Ape “Siater
Ghee
Asidi
Mill Ral
Realty Firms in Albany Face Early Trial Actions
New York Attorney General proposes to press early trial actions against Albany and New York City realty firms accused of violating the state banking law. He revises the legislature in his annual report noting many complaints from individuals who entered contracts and failed to get firms to perform or return money paid.
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Albany
Aom
Armady
New York City
21 Injured as B&O Engine Hits Hazelwood Streetcar
Special to The American Pittsburg Feb 19 A Baltimore and Ohio locomotive struck a Second Avenue streetcar at the Hazelwood crossing injuring 21 persons, four seriously. The streetcar was thrown off the tracks and smashed, the engine derailed but remained upright.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Second Avenue
Hazelwood
Indian Girls Join Washington Official Society
The article notes two young women of mixed Choctaw heritage becoming new members of Washington's official society. They are described as attractive, tracing ancestry to tribal leaders, and connected to prominent social circles at the capital.
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Washington
Official Society
Wack
United States
Pow Georgis
Alabina Angi
Migwiseippi
Kirke Ape
Pass for Inspectors List of Barber Shop Examinants
The civil service examination for the city barber shop inspector position yielded a list of passing applicants released yesterday. Names include Albert D. Brandt, John G. Kappen, Henry Pracht, Louis L. Laderhaus, Guy M. Williams, Erin Blackwell, Martin Smith, John Enders, Fred Runt Pike Sega ilca.
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Civil Service
Albert D. Brandt
John G. Kappen
Henry Pracht
Louis Ll. Laderhaus
Guy M. Williams
Erin 2. Blackwell
Martin Smith
John Enders
Fred Runt
Pike
Sega i
Lca
Dismissal of City Employees Notes Three Dismissals
The city yesterday dismissed three workers: A. J. Dennedy an inspector in the engineering department Edwerd Hamilton an attendant at the Fountain Comfort station and Frank Sandman a watchman at the Findlay Street Market.
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A. J. Dennedy
Edwerd Hamilton
Fountain Comfort Station
Frank Sandman
Findiay Street Market
Indictments in probe of road graft reported
Eyewitnesses testify in a probe led by District Attorney J. Green into road projects built by Kerwin Construction Company in Albany County New York. Investigators say about $400,000 was spent on road repairs with $299,000 potentially lost to overpriced material and contractor purchases.
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Alany
N.Y
Dances Osborne
Mor Glyon
Ign
Chaimtadqua County
Seit
J. Green
Kerwin Construction Company
Jonaon Curran
Joby A. Hennessy
Qu -Base
A Macedari
Hennessy
Bretgre Oeborne
Pie
Oll
DANGER AWARDED $500 IN SURREAL CONEY ISLAND CASE
A jury in Judge Nippert's court awarded Edward Barrapevata $500 damages after a police assault at Coney Island. The case involved a constable accused of punching Barrapavata on the floor during dances deemed taboo by local authorities. Miss Schwartz testified to the dance demonstrations and the defense attorney for Tahl described the scene.
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Tabt
Coney
Omg
Comsey
Edward Barrapeivata
Isliry
Wan
Nippert's Court
Yeaterday
Tai
Wea
Pep Schwartz
Danuhe J
Tahl
Adolph Zuest Dies At 69 At Home
Adolph Zokst age 69 died at his home 245 Melish Avenue yesterday from pneumonia. He served as vice president of the George A Gray Plane Manufacturing Company and had been with the firm for twenty five years.
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Adolph Zokst
Melish Avenue
Guest
George A. Gray Plane?Manufacturing Company
Coroner Rejects Suicide Theory in Foster Poison Case
Coroner Mrs Stilwell testified that Mrs Foster died from mercury poison but was not compelled to take it. Foster and Jacques were at Stilwell's home on the night in question. The coroner believes Mrs Foster took the poison herself, while Stilwell faces charges related to renting rooms for illegal purposes and will be tried after the hearing.
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Anna Stilwell
Eighth Street
Foster
German Street
Bane Teu
Stillwell
Kdb
Nowges Across Burning Sands Led by Terpsichorean Banquet
A fragmentary programs page lists a banquet and theater events featuring a Syrian Terrie band, Noble for G booking, and performances by the Bellumenn Quartet and a Pandmas anal Wi exhibit. The concert lineup includes a sacred procession of elephants and a travel picture program, with exclusive previews at the Scottish Rite Cathedral and Yeon participation in a ceremonial session.
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Witte
Shairmany
Reuben Lewl
Jenin
Jan
Leann Go Sehreter
Wharies BE. Moore
Aduditori Iin
Terrie
Nelie
Dr. Uniter
The
Theaer
Animaedom
Rebington
Bellumenn
Wil Pa
Ballocke
Aa Rtadtimé
Igor
Hon
Lyman
Howe
Yender
Ocathedral
Mayor appoints film theater exam board
Mayor Spiegel yesterday named the board of examiners for operators of moving picture theaters. It includes A. H. Kelley of 74,849 Han fetd street, William Wilson owner of a picture show at Wing 604 Prospect place, and Edward Kirsch operator of 2252 Victor street.
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Spiegel
A. H. Kelley
Han
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Hiller’s Plea
Eval
MAIN
BEN Franklin Co
East Pearl
David Belasco
Movie Queen
Lillian Gish
Thoutande
Mise Gish
Auto Company
the Family
Nordland Plaza
Corryville
General Villa
B. F
Cressy & Dayne
Clara
Morton
Olympic
Pave
Union
Shuffy
Blease I
DR. Landis and
Dhol Glash
Board Inquiry
Parker
Washhington
Sim
Sid Hiss
Georgia Parker
Lucille Parker
Danger
Adolph Zuest
Devere Electric Co
West Fourth Street
COP Rao
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