Sulzer appeals impeachment case seeking writ denial
Governor Sulzer files appeal arguing court of impeachment lacked jurisdiction and due process. He seeks to overturn the Assembly’s impeachment resolution and delay removal as the case advances to the Court of Appeals and then to the U.S. Supreme Court, with Glynt’s term ending December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Sulger
Carmody
Colonel Bacon
Supreme Court of Albany
Federal Court
Glynt
Sulzer
Assembly
Supreme Court
Oppose New Freight Rates to Hit Cincinnati and Others
Cincinnati Detroit and Indianapolis will lead a four city protest against proposed extra freight charges on private tracks. The issue to be discussed before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington this week involves seeking reduced rates on grain shipments from Kansas City to southeastern terminals. Cities including Cincinnati Louisville Nashville Memphis Cairo and Wichita oppose the plan as discriminatory. No decision was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Detroit
Freer
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Eld
Pat City
Louis
Louisville
Cairo
Nashville
Emphis
Wichita
Woman Fined $25 In Immorality Case At City Court
Coroner's Clerk Vern Hoene testified in Municipal Court yesterday about Ida Foster's death after taking mercury tablets in the Stillwell home at 945 West Eighth. Anja Stillwell was fined $25 for renting rooms for immoral purposes. The case linked to a traveling salesman's presence and the suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Hoene
Anja Stillwell
West Eighth Street
von Hoene
Jacques
Foertmeyer
Eich
Ida Foster
Stillwell
Jobs to 100 Men by Railway Labor Agent
Earl F. Wood, labor agent for the L and N Railway, reports giving jobs to 100 homeless men. He asked John J. Scheck to select the men from visitors at the newspaper room in the Public Library who looked over newspaper advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Wood
L. & N. Railway
Wood
John J. Scheck
Montessori Inaugurates International Course in Rome
Dr Marie Montessori inaugurated in Rome the second international course for her child training system. Attending were American pupils and Thomas Nelson Page the U S ambassador, cabinet members, professors, and numerous nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Marie Montessori
Capitol
Thomas Nelson Page
Church hosts supper and dance to aid resident pastor
S J Mark's Episcopal church held a supper and dance last night to raise funds for supporting the resident pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J. Mark's Episcopal Church
Dabney Urges Municipal University for Cities
In a Buffalo speech President C. W. Dabney of the University of Cincinnati urges that cities should govern themselves through universal education. He traces a democratic education path from Washington to Lincoln and argues for a municipal university as a vital city organ guiding public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
United States
C. W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Dabney
Lincoln
State College. of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Lord Haldakne
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Cashier Killed Defending Wells Fargo Safe in Corning
In Corning New York on February 28 Henry Edwards night cashier for Wells Fargo Express was shot and killed defending a ten thousand dollar shipment. Former employee David Dunn was arrested two hours later after bloody footprints led to his home. Police say Dunn confessed and had pretended to be the cashier by answering two telephone calls after the killing. No money was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Edwards
Dunn
Moneyrs
elle-Fargo
Cincinnati Proposed as Permanent Site for Commissary Conference
Plans are being formed to locate the annual National Commissary Managers Association convention in Cincinnati. The offer includes a large under-one-roof selection of products and a hall of 50 000 square feet to showcase commodities. The Chamber of Commerce has received an invitation for an extensive feature in a major trade journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Commissary Managers’ Association of America
Chamber of Commerce
Permanent Exposition
United States
Henry M Teller Dies at 83 Former U S Senator from Colorado
Special to The American Denver reports Henry Moore Teller a former cabinet officer and longtime U S Senator from Colorado has died at 83 after two years of illness. A pioneer Republican he split from the 1896 St Louis platform over the gold standard later returning to the Senate as a Democrat and serving one term before retiring in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Henry Moore Teller
United States
Colorado
Teller
St. Louis
Senate
Hughes
Hamilton Snowbound Strands Traffic and Trains
Hamilton Ohio endures heavy snow with temperatures dropping from mild to zero in twelve hours. Car services crippled and interurban lines halted. The first northbound railway train reached at 9:30 after four hours delay, while a westbound C I train left at ten but struck a snow bank west of Oxford and no west arrivals since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Indianapolis
Oxford
Sprains Neck In Fall At Local Incline
John Heiver fell on Lock street and the Mt Adams incline last night and sprained his neck. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heiver
Lock Street
Mt. Adams
City Hospital
Suffragist Is a Work Victim
Morrisburg Pa Feb 23 Proken overwork has weakened Frank Roessing president six years of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association She traveled 10201 miles in ten months handled 2780 letters and attended about three meetings weekly at state headquarters in Harrisburg Her term as president began in 1912 and continued through 1913 during which time headquarters and a statewide apparatus were established in this city for suffrage work across 67 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisburg
Proken
Ae Frank * Roessing
The
Pensnstrenth Woman Suffrage Association
Jostre
Hannah J. Betioeae
Woman Suffrage
Pa Mra
Poseing
Harrisburg
Roessing
Pennsylvania
Woman Suffrageation
US Demands Access to Road's Books in Mandamus Suit
The United States seeks access to all correspondence of the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway in a mandamus proceeding. Attorney General James McReynolds argues before U S Judge Sanford. The case arises from a Senate resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate ties among ly and nc st l affiliates including Lewisburg and Northern and Atlantic Coast Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Teon
Kattanooga
Senate
Luke Lea
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Ly & N
Nashville & Urane Road
Lewisburg & Northern
Atlantic Coast Line
Health officer warns public to guard against diphtheria spread
Health Officer Landis issues a warning urging citizens to report diphtheria cases promptly. Snow and mail delays hinder reporting, and residents who know of any cases should contact the health department immediately. A Twenty fourth Ward delegation apologized for criticizing the department over diphtheria tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Ce Ac Ontana Os
Health Department
Hb Department
Isa
Broussard Reveals McReynolds Letter On Inquiry
Washington report notes Louisiana Representative Broussard releasing a letter from Attorney General McReynolds. It objects to a congressional probe into the discharge of G Raymond Matthews of New Orleans a justice official accused of bribe taking. McReynolds says Congress could de moralize the service but would permit Matthews and Bruce Bielaski to testify if pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Broussard
Louisiana
McReynolds
G. Raymond Maton
New Orleans
Congress
Matthews
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigations
Body identified by friend in Cincinnati
Rev. W. L. Baines Ried of Toronto arrived in Cincinnati to identify the body of his Oxford University graduate classmate Robert H. Bingling who died at City Hospital from exposure. Bingling, known as Bob Barton at the Union Bethel Mission, left Cincinnati for Toronto with the body last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Baines Ried
Toronto
Cincinnati
Robert H. Bingling
Oxford University
England
City Hospital
Bingling
Union Bethel Mission
Bob Barton
Woman Not Eligible For Principalship After Cummins’ Death
Superintendent Condon announced in Richmond that a woman cannot fill the principal vacancy left by Prof. J. P. Cummins. The rule allows promotion only from within the assistant principal ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Condon
The
Public Schoole
J. P. Cummins
Funeral for Mrs Henriette Poveleite in Madisonville
The funeral of Mrs Henriette Poveleite, 73, mother of Henry Poveleite of the Queen and Crescent route, will be held at the son’s home on Columbia Avenue in Madisonville this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriette Poveleite
Henry Poveelite
Queen & Cresent
Columbia Avenue
Madisonville
Arrest Warrant Sought in Abuse Case Against Husband
Mrs J B York of 641 West Fifth Street filed a municipal court abuse charge against her husband after alleging he struck her in the face. The warrant was issued yesterday in Danville. The report notes Minnesota governor reportedly wrote a poem in a dentist's chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. J. B. York
West Fifth Street
Minnesota
Danville
Graft Probe Ties Batavia Highways to Ohio Officials
Harry Bradbury, a dictograph expert, traveled from Cincinnati to Batavia, Ohio amid a graft probe into state highway payroll padding. State sleuths have worked since, with Clermont County auditor Joseph Larking confirming ongoing cooperation and potential arrest as evidence accumulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bradbury
Mnv
Ohio
Cincinnati
Batavia
Deeter
Caneem Cincinna
Vemeda
Marker Heckle
Norwood
Railroad arbitration deal to set terms on park land lease
Pennsylvania railroad representatives pressed for a five year extension on a Delta tag matter while city officials proposed three years. The controversy also touched Bloody Run parkway land and a lease for Haunt Street playground use. A three member arbitration panel was to decide, with city and railroad representatives plus a neutral third chosen by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Park Board
Si Cya
PLC
Kellogg
Schoenle
Penneyvania
Board
Railroad
Bloody Run Parkway
Haunt Street
Board of Arbitration
Orphan Children Honor Washington at Music Hall
The St. Aloyeids Orphan Asylum staged an all children entertainment at Music Hall in observance of Washington’s birthday. Despite the stormy weather the event drew a good crowd with performances in English and German, led by committees for reception, ticketing, and organizing helpers from Catholic congregations and Archbishop Moeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloyeids Orphan Asylum
Music Hall
Washington
Moeller
Joseph . Berning
HH. J. Schulte
George B. Schrand
H. Poetker
Gerhard Schmidt
Stall
Anthony
von Aa Jar
A Nelmann
Charlies
Anthony Runnebaum
John Hi. Meinert
George Doerger
Lorenz Beck
Johane Balter
John Wilp
B. H. Linnemann
Hy Buehrmann
Tterman
John
Tiga P. Mettmann
Herman
Hy Robert
A. W. Blaesi
Ecepenhoff
Frank Hautman
George H. Adam
Hy Schiele
Frank Bruns
Stephen Wahoff
Frank Wedderweller
August Witte
Undick
Uenerse
Ped Geisler
Relative’s Letter Reports Nephew’s Death in Kentucky
Frank H. Simpson and wife traveled to Lexington after learning Laura Wilder Simpson was found dead with a bullet wound in her head. Police suggested death by own action, possibly accidental. Laura had married Lawrence Simpson last November. Frank Simpson is a Huntington Avenue resident involved in insurance and agriculture. The wealthy planter was touring the country when the tragedy occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Simpson
Huntington Avenue
College Hill
Lexington
Laura Wilder Simpson
Rabel
Lawrence Simpson
Simpson
Election Plans Completed by Cuvier Press Club Mem bers
The Mem bers' ticket campaign committee met to finalize plans for the election on Monday March 4. They reported sufficient pledges to elect its candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuvier Press Club
Leaders balk at Panama tolls repeal fight in House
Democratic leaders in the House prefer deferring the repeal of the Panama Canal free tolls provision to the Senate. They cite foreign policy optics and split House views while Colonel Goethals argues American vessels should pay tolls after $400 million in canal construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
House
Senate
Second Congress
Adamcer
George W. Goethals
Capitol
Adamson
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Goethals
Police Think Shell Is New Safe Blowing Device
A twelve gauge shotgun shell filled with a powdery substance was found at the Enterprise Lumber Company office on Kenner and McLian avenues after a safe was forced open. Captain Robert Dunning photographed prints on the door and the shell was handed to police. The robbers gained entry through a rear window with a canthook and took stamps and private papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Lumber Company
Kenner and
McLian
Pann
Robert Dunning
Bertillon Bureau
Yeste
Ofby
Ringer
Dunning
Caret
Cnaryet
Reading Road Home Gutted By Flames
A fire late yesterday gutted Dr. 8. H. Roff’s home at 209 Reading road after a suspected gas explosion. Flames spread from the apartment to the second and third floors occupied by Mrs. Lillian Anthauer. Morris Stein’s rear first-floor home also suffered heavy damage as Fire Auto Truck No. 32 broke down delaying firefighting. other companies aided the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Roff
Reading Road
Roff
Lillian Anthauer
Morris Stein
City officials weigh merging electrician and fire alarm roles
Mayor Spiegel says combining city electrician and fire alarm superintendent is impractical. Investigator W Kleine notes a feasible merger would require extra staff, eroding any potential city savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
W. ©. Kleine
Examinations Held for State Jobs in Cincinnati
Twenty six men sat state examinations in Cincinnati yesterday for highway inspector. Three candidates tested for game warden. Tests conducted in the civil service rooms at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Civil Service Rooms
Fall proves fatal for electrician at Moerlein plant
Harry Fauquest a 55 year old electrician of 332 Milton Street fell from an eighteen foot scaffold while working at the Moerlein Brewing plant. He suffered a fractured skull and was reported by attendants to be near death at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fauquest
Milton Street
Moerlein Brewing
City Hospital
Lenten Service Opens at Lyric Theatre Today
Noonday Lenten service begins at the Lyric theater under Protestant Church auspices. Rev. Theodore L Columbus will deliver the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Theodore*l Columbus
Conan
Eleven Men Freed After Card Game Raid
Eleven men arrested in a raid on a card game in the rear of 346 West McMicken avenue Sunday were released by Municipal Judge Alexander Yewtley as there was no testimony to show there was a take-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mc
Micken Avenue
Alexander Yewtley
Market Quotations Live Stock Report
Cattle receipts varied with mixed demand and higher prices noted for some classes. Sheep and lambs showed active bidding, while calves and hogs finished with steady to firmer values amid broad market softness in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atqaad
Os Eer Wade
Court clears aged father in securities theft case
Special to The American reports Justice Blanchard exonerates HK Cornwell father of Earl Cornwell from fault in looting trust estates. The case involving Chester County Guarantee Trust and Base Deposit Co and Cornwell’s estate seeks $23 000 in securities or cash with interest from March 1 1912. The incident followed Col Cornwell’s 1912 arrest and subsequent death by own action on a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Lynch Gales
Chea Grey Cornell
Wolwater Fe
Pennestrania National Guard
Supreme Justice
Blanchard
Chester County Guarantee Trust and Base Deposit Company
Cornwell
HK. T. Cornwell
Ann W. Roberts
Securities Company of New York
Edward D
Securities Company
Confession Denied by Accused Woman in Buffalo Case
Special to Tod Americas reports Mrs. Cynthia Buffum on trial for her husband’s murder. Buffum testifies how her supposed confession was obtained by Mind Stone, detective Frank Morris, and Thomas Ford in Buffalo cafe, with Morris posing as a friend and leading her to make a false statement about poisoning milk and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Americas
Little Valley
N.Y
Patrick ‘Collins
Cynthia Buffum
Buffadlo
Morris
Oppenheimer
Buffalo
Thomas’ Ford
Ford
Thomas O'Grady
Missing Ottumwa man E. O. Smith sought in city search
Police request search for E. O. Smith of Ottumwa Iowa who left home and was headed for this city. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Smith
Ottumwa
Iowa
Dinner Service At Two Churches Feeds Hundreds
The Park M. E. Church served dinner to 350 people on Sunday. The Church of God at 232 Front Street served dinner to 360 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park M. EB
Church of God
Front Street
Exposition Plans Highlight Cincinnati Visit and Trade Drive
Angelo American Exposition commissioner J Donnelly visits Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce to secure local exhibits for London opening in May. Meat Packers and Butchers Association join in raising a $100000 Boosters Fund with final arrangements set for Wednesday. A three day trade expansion trip route to Ires en Apna is to be announced with many reservations. Carl Dehoney to lead East mission. new manager Carter succeeds Wolking at Greendale Distillery Pond City Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Donnelly
London
Chamber of Commerce
Donnelly
Cincinnati
Meat Packers’ and Butchers’ Association
The
Ghessber of Commerce
Ires En Apna
Nes Pge
Cincinnat
Greendale Distillery
Frenceburg
Ind
W. Wolking
Pond ‘City
Carter
Nerter Martet Brick Series Stirs Local Attention
Fragmented OCR text mentions Nerter and Martet with references to brick series and locations in New York and Michigan. The readable fragment suggests a local item involving a brick series and street notes but lacks clear factual details for a full event. Further readable text needed for precise summary and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martet
New York
Michigan
Northern Berger
Schee Low
Poultry Market Receipts Mixed as Demand Firm in Spring
Receipts for various poultry categories showed mixed levels while demand remained firm. Prices for fowl, ducks, turkeys, geese, and chickens varied across types with notes on weights and standard market rates observed in the listings.
Unclear Food Market Notes From Aged OCR
Fragmentary OCR text describes smoked meats and cuts with numbers and percentages. Mentions include New York cuts, shoulders, and various product notes, but many words are garbled. No clear event or person identified. data appears to be a disjointed market listing.
Unclear OCR item with scattered coffee product terms
Fragmentary text lists various coffee and grain terms, prices, and names with garbled phrases. The readable bits mention New Orleans, Jamaica, and assorted commodities but lack coherent structure or a complete event. The record remains a damaged catalog fragment with mixed references.
Untitled fragment hints at local fine or case
Incomplete OCR fragment shows names and terms suggesting a local legal or financial matter with fines or penalties but lacks full context or clear details. The readable bits reference persons, places, and possible actions, but the core event remains unclear.
Coal and Coke Prices From Youghiogheny Region
Coal delivered prices show varied rates with steam coal at 2.25 dollars per ton and smokeless coal at 2.25 dollars per ton. Anthracite priced around 7.75 dollars per ton for larger shipments, with multiple railcar and dock delivery options listed.
Whisky and Produce Prices From Local Market Listing
A historical market note lists whisky offerings at 1.85 per gallon for 700 barrels and assorted fruits and vegetables with prices. Apples, lemons, oranges, grapes, celery, mushrooms, peppers, potatoes, tobacco and other goods are priced in dollars per unit or per box at various regional suppliers and markets.
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Mo Berg
Pag Beauty
Messina
Florida
California
Ass Bester
New Orleans
Steen Lowe Fsu
von Celery
Michigan
Deten Ita Mae
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Church
Henry M. Teller
Frank M. Roessing
U. S
Road
Poveleite Funeral
Railway
Julons Dodge
Kitchin
North A
Shirley
Kentucky
Mann
Illinois
Reading
Derke
Cote
Jeoelins
Americas
Cuy
Betiney Seiad
Ceetier Melleus
Tnd
Forthera Nathver
Steedy
Kietiiweted
Martes
Renee
Smith
Poultry and Eggs
Saeed Ike
Baum
Aston Prime
Feocy
Etime Ly Tegts
Coal and Coke
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