British envoy meets U S officials on Villa case stance
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice the British ambassador met with Secretary Kryasi at the state department. They discussed the Villa case and Mexico policy while plans were made to seek protection for Charles A B Perceval the British consul at Galveston and ordered to El Paso to protect British interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice
State Department
Kryasi
Rernton
Mexico
United States
Charles A. B Perceval
Galveston
el Paso
Fear Bauch Executed Reported by Mexican Rebels
News from Paso, Texas reports fear Bauch, a German American held by Pancho Villa, was executed last week. A consul in Chihuahua could not confirm the death, as Bauch’s whereabouts remain unclear and local officials doubt the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Paso
Texas
Guatay Bauch
Pancho Villa
Chihuahua
el Paso
J. M. Patterson
Bauch
Gonbul T
Edwardh ‘Weld
Chivanhua
Rauch
U S Papers Are Put Under Ban
U S papers are banned by the post office blacklist for taking an anti Washington stance. The list includes the Newark Times New York Tribune New York American York Evening Post Chicago Tribune Los Angeles Times El Paso Herald Dallas News Galveston News San Antonio Express and Cosmpolitan Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Washington
Post Office
Newark Tims
New York
Tribune
New York American, the York Evening
Post
The
Chicago
Tyecord- Herald
Atlanta Constitution
Boston Monitor
Chicago Tribune
Los Angeles Times
el Paso Herald
Dallas News
Galveston News
San Antonio Express
End
Cosimopolitan Magazine
Marines May Be Sent to Mexico
Washington reports that a proposal is under consideration to deploy a marine force to Mexico City to bolster the American embassy security and influence. Naval officers favor about 1,000 marines, while army circles debate between 5,000 or no force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico City
Legation Guards
Retiring Official Given Leather Chair by Walnut Wills Club
Dr. Lincoln Philips former president of the Walnut Wills Business Club was presented with a leather upholstered chair by members of the club last Friday in appreciation of his service. The meeting closed with a smoker as members discussed plans for a concrete viaduct project at Kumper Lane Park Avenue. Forty other members indicated they would join the movement to obtain it and the business men prepared for an entertainment at the Orphen on April 26 with vaudeville acts by professionals and amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Philips
Walnut
Wills Business Club
Fragi
Ulub Igi
Vlub
Orphen
Aeeinel
Cox Says Governor Must Continue Alimony After Remarriage
The divorce case of Mary L. Cox and Richard H. Lee is decided to keep alimony at $20 monthly until 1922, with Cox obligated to pay his former wife the same amount as if she had not remarried. The ruling clarifies the remarriage does not alter the alimony agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amering
Iveland
Ohio
Theriege Tere
Mary L
Cox
Richard H. Lee
Coxes
Warship Waldeck-Rousseau Stranded Off Juan Gulf Attracts Crowds
The cruiser Waldeck-Rousseau lies on the rocks in the Gulf of Juan as thousands from Monte Carlo and Cannes visit to view the hull. About fifteen hundred sailors labor to salvage by removing guns and coal and refloat the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Cruiger Waldeck-Rousseau
Gulf of Juan
Monte Carlo
Cannes
May Abolish Game Board
Representative Frank Greene of Carrollton won an indefinite postponement of the Cox measure in Frankfort to abolish the state fish and game commission. The bill would have increased the commission's powers after a bitter fight in the general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Frank ©. Greene
Carrollton
State Fish and Game Commission
General Assembly
WIFE HITS WOMAN IN JUVENILE COURT OVER MARRIAGE ROW
In Juvenile Court Mrs. Anna Hengge faced a plea regarding custody of two children. Mrs. Schmier struck Mrs. Heten Eder, prompting court officials to intervene. Mrs. Schmier was fined $5 for contempt of court. Her husband attempted to pay the fine but was told to keep his money for the other woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schmier
Mraider
Hengge
Taxpayers Demand Short Light Grant Delayed
At the Taxpayers Association monthly meeting a special committee urged delaying a new electric light plant project and a city site for a temporary court house until a full review of all elements is completed. The group noted rate reductions could benefit both gas and electric customers and proposed a temporary court house site amid opposition to the Walsh building. The association added 12 life members and 20 regular members, listing new and regular members by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers’ Association
Walsh
Becauss
Association
Nha
Meivers
Hekman Stings
Geo. Witte
Catherine Meyer
Franz
Mr. Goldberg
Wallace Holgman
Henry Th. Boomer
Mary Huntley
Weneerman
Lovis Strubbe
Mia N. Goldberg
Rev. C. Golder
Dota
W. Lesbeck
Stephan Wahoff
Taovisa
Géber
John Ziegelmeyer
Samuel Schulman
Male Suffragists Held With Women in Palace Yard Protest
Four male suffragists and two women were arrested in Old Palace Yard near Parliament for attempting to address a meeting without police sanction. Among those named were Henry W Nevinson and Harban. Deputation to Downing Street protested prison food for suffragettes, then edged to the yard where speeches occurred on the Richard I statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Old Palace Yard
Houses of Parliament
Naaneas
Henry W
Nevinson
Francis, Meynell
H. D
iTarban
D. A
Park
Harban
Asquith
Downing Street
Old Palace
Many Seek Plates at G P Banquet
Chairman Struble of the Lincoln Day Republican meeting at Columbus was told that applications for reservations exceeded the capacity by about a thousand. Luncheon will be served free to visitors and balcony seating provided. List of attendees includes Boehning Higgins Matthews Dabney Metteo Ireton Cotter Conway Coppolia Davis Hummel Becker Pogue Dumont Morris Bell Buch waiter Kunkel Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struble
Columbus Thurday
State Committee
Columbus
Clarence Boehning
Henry Higgins
A Matthews
P. Dabney
Frank Metteo
Li A. Ireton
John Cotter
Ilesh Conway
J. V. Coppolia
John
David Davis
Edward Hummel
Robert Br Becker
Francis W. Pogue
Charley T. Dumont
Froome Morris
Charles 8. Bell
Robert Z. Buchwaiter
Frank H. Kunkel
M. V. Whitacre
Dog Detects Fire At Lindeman Hardware Store
A stray dog barked in the Lindeman hardware store cellar at 2620 Vine Street last night prompting patrolman Turner to investigate. He saw flames among paper and old boxes, reached the cellar, and extinguished the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeman Hardware
Vine Street
Turner
Fire damages two homes in late night blaze
An overheated furnace in Edward Steinman's home at 365 Thrall Avenue caused a fire loss. Around the same time a overheated gas stove in Mrs. Emma Pilais's home at 1401 Eastern Avenue ignited the floor and caused about $75 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Steinman
Thrall Avenue
Emma Pilais
Eastern Avenue
Warranted probes cloud Goldsmith case amid juvenile charges
Warrant details implicate Goldsmith and Newton Fox as accused connections to Mildred Crane case. Court actions target Arnold and other men while Roberts pushes for stricter sentences and possible new warrants as juvenile law scrutiny intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Wip
Rags Tald Arnold
Asala
Arthur Spiegel
Arthur Spangenberg
Fox and
Goldsmith
Hugo ‘Goldsmith
Newton Fox
Mildred Crane
Roberts
Hold Cincinnatian on Slave Charge
United States Marshal T. J. Ford arrested a Cincinnati man alias Harry Palmer in Laurel County on a white slave law charge. Ruth Vernon and Jeanette Puckett reported desertion from Palmer with aid from Columbia residents to Danville for a U S Commissioner appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
Marshall T. J. Ford
Laurel County
Harry 4. Palmer
Ruth Vernon
Jeanette Puckett
Bradford
Ohio
Columbia
Palmer
Danville
Lawwill
Marty J
Jeannette Puckett
Foraker Will Speak at Republican Progressive Meeting
Columbus Ohio February 24 former Senator J B Foraker of Cincinnati to attend the get together meeting of Republicans and Progressives in this city Thursday Senator W E Borah of Idaho and D Meade Massie of Chillicothe a former Progressive will be speakers Morsker also will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Columbus
Ohio
J. B. Foraker
Cincinnati
W. E. Borah
Idaho
D. Meade Massie
Chillicothe
Morsker
Letters cite Press restraint and free speech in AP dispute
A letter to Attorney General McReynolds quotes a 1914 case involving William Randolph Hearst and the Associated Press. It argues the AP seeks to restrain news transmission and asserts supervisory power over American journalism, conflicting with press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matorney-General
McReynoide
Ban ‘Printing and Puriianirne Association
Associated Press
New York
William Randolph Hearst
New York Journal
San Francisco Examiner
Sult
Becaus
Oakland
Ariented Press
Mardi Gras Masked Ball Draws Thousands at Armory
The Cincinnati Retail Grocers Association held its annual Mardi Gras masked ball at the Armory last night. Estimates said about 4,500 attended with over 3,000 tickets sold, though the crowd was restrained by cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Armory
Cincinnati Retail Grocers’ Association
Jobless Mob Demonstration in Budapest
A February 24 demonstration in Budapest drew about 20 000 unemployed men and women into the streets. Windows were broken, food and coal wagons were plundered, and many participants were withdrawn and arrested by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Becker wife faces retrial as court upholds convictions
The Becker murder case moves toward retrial with Judge Hiscock's ruling condemning the trial judge’s conduct. Mrs Becker visits attorney Joseph Bhay after a family death and declares confidence in the legal process while media scrutiny subsides. The court will set the date for execution appeals for the four gunmen remain pending at Sing Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hiscock
Syracuse
Becker
Supreme Court
Sir Emory At Chase
Catskill
Sing Sing
Hiscock
Miller
Guard Bar1 Wilson from Patent Office
Special to The American 7 Washington Feb. Shorty after 2 Vaeck this afternoon a man of medium height dressed in a grey suit walked up to the patent office. He claimed to be Woodrow Wilson president of the United States and was admitted after the watchman doubted. He was accompanied by Dr. Gary T. Grayson and two secret service operatives for a tour of the patent offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shorty
Patent Office
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Gary T. Grayson
Secret Service
Patent
Order New Trial Of Union Central Case
Columbia Ohio Feb 24 The Supreme Court vacated its ruling in favor of Union Central Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati and ordered a rehearing The suit by James G Bell of Cleveland sought to force 400000 of an undivided surplus to policyholders rather than stockholders The order was granted because only three of six judges were present The report also notes Geiger versus Moerlein Brewing Co and Hoffmann awarded 2500 for injuries from a fall at Fifth and Vine streets on August 18 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ohio
Supreme Court
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
James G. Bell
Cleveland
Ernest Geiger
Moerlein Brewing Company
Phillip Hoffmann
Fifth and Vine Streets
National Reserve Commission Plans 10 or 11 Regional Banks
Indications from Washington suggest the National Reserve Commission will establish 10 or 11 regional reserve banks at the outset. The body is tabulating figures and outlining the boundaries of the bank zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Reserve Commission
Girl in Theater Case Sparks Police Probe
Naomi Wilson, 11, of Terrace Park, escaped from the House of Refuge last Wednesday and was arrested near Vine cures sidere Gate tat SA. A woman who knew the girl saw her enter a picture show with a man. he alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Wilson
Terrace Park
House of Refuge
Pomeler Otay Eye
Bald Heads Note Hair Growth Tale From Andes
A New York report recounts Collins the promoter's claim of hair growth from an Andean milky juice. He plans to travel to Costa Rica in search of more hair restoring cures. Indians allegedly cure bald patches by applying the poultice for sixty days per inch of growth, with further gains possible over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New York
Collins
China
Costa Rica
Mr. Collina
Andes
Mutherland Mater
Five engines pull train from snow near Brooke Station
Five engines freed passenger train No. 28 near Brooke Station in the Columbus division after stalling at 1:30 last night. A relief train delivered hot coffee and sandwiches. Train No. 204 on the Delaware division remained in a snow drift until about 2 p.m. today. Traction teams work through fifteen foot drifts, farmers kept from the city, and a food famine threat looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Springfield
Ohio
Pfive
Brooke Station
Columbus
Delaware Division
Coroner Findings Criticize Salvation Army Fire Verdicts
Corner Foertmeyer criticizes Salvation Army officials in the fire death probe of five lodgers at a Freeman avenue hotel. Edward Meyer faced arson accusations amid questions of building safety. The coroner absolves the water main accident on Eastern avenue of blame and notes precautions by the construction firm and city water department. Severe cold is cited as the cause of three infant deaths: Louwleeth 2, Eleanor Field 1, Ma Berkley 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Foertmeyer
Salvation Army
Freeman Avenue
Army
Edward Meyer
Eastern Avenue
City Water Work Department
Louwleeth
West Seventh Street
Eleanor Field
Carr Street
Ma Berkley
Hetzel Place
Revenue receipts fall under new tariff in January
Washington reports that imports under the Underwood-Simmons tariff in January were lower than January 1912, raising concern over revenue. Republicans had warned the law would miss estimates, with Rep Payne predicting a deficit. Early indications suggest customs receipts may fall about twice the projected deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Sereno B. Payne
New York
Ways and Means Comen
Gambler James Daly Shot in Canal Saloon Row
James Daly proprietor of the Lobby saloon in Colon was shot this morning after an altercation with a Panama policeman. He wounded the officer, then shot at canal zone policeman John Acere who fired in self defense. Daly is not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Panama
James Daly
Colon
Daly
John Acere
Canal Zone
W. Va
Acore
Girl and partner win one-step dance contest at Winter Garden
Miss Ornetta Sarters and Andrew Snyder, both of 120 Ninth Street, won the one-step dance contest at the Winter Garden last night and Misei received a gold medal. A second one-step contest is scheduled for next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ornetta Sarters
Ninth Street
Andrew Snyder
Winter Garden
Misei
Girl Will Not Go Home Found at Central Union Station
Gertrude Welch, 1 percent, of Paris Kentucky, was found at the Central Union station yesterday by Special Officer Krusee. She had run away from home and declared she would not return. The report notes she was missing and untreated after her discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Welch
Paris, Ky
Central Union Station
Krusee
Trial opens in Cook County with transitory insanity defense
Perrin Whitney and a list of defendants face trial as transitory insanity serves as their defense. Attorneys said character witnesses would be summoned from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Louisville and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin Whitney
James Wilson
John Titman
Phillip Orr
Lovie Hague
William A. Beterquist
John J. Dillon
Daniel Burke
John M. Sullivan
F. A
William Meyer
William J.ug
Cook County
Emuts
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Louteville
Baltimore
Trial unfolds in Chicago wife-murder case with Ellis witnesses
William C Ellis of Cincinnati testifies that he prepared two copies of a statement, to be used to corroborate his account, while defense argues the wife left the family on their tenth anniversary eve. Harburg plans a habeas corpus to gain guardianship for Eleanor Millie and Violet, with guardian dispute tied to father’s guilt or insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Eliza
Cincinnati
Chicago
E. Hapburg
Cather
Ellie
Western Union Telegraph Company
Harburg
Marburg
Robert H. Hosea
Eleanor Millie
Violet
Looker
Harburgh
W. K. Sibbald
Lueders
Robert FH. Hosea
Mt. Auburn
Lueder
Herburg
Scordulis Murder Trial Begins In Court
The trial of George Scordulis for first degree murder in the death of his sweetheart Lillian Tyler opens with jurors questioned by state and defense. He is charged with taking Tyler for a buggy ride along Covedale Pike and stabbing her to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scordulis
Lillian Tyler
Gorman's Court
Scordulis Ie
Covedale Pike
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U. S
Gox
ACT
Carlisle Avenue
Lillian Boeres
Plum Street
George Richter
Boeres
Castes
Caldwell Recentilg
Richter
Costa
Joan Wetnig
Cade
Crane
Theodore
Indianapolis
Kahn
Weinig
Issu
Gabriel
Weinlg
Miss Gebril
Meniby
Severith Street
Jane
Kim
Tory
T Ig
Gorman
Spurlock
Ollie Skinner
Newport
Chaeney
Brent Arnold, SR
Hugo Goldsmith
Foraker
Bier
AD Becker
Joseph A. Bhay
Sove
Guard Barl Wilson
Union Central
Canal Gambler
Ellis Will Bare
Scordulis
Dixie
Kroger Stores
Suarante
Prone
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