Roberts Is Punished In Juvenile Court Case
Judge Gorman fixed four month jail sentence for Elizabeth Phare with a 500 dollar fine for contributing to Mildred Crane’s offense. The jail term was suspended and Phare must pay the fine in four months with Bonding & Surety securing payment. Brent Arnold Sr admitted prior involvement and the case featured Crane’s statements to Juvenile Court counsel John Weihing. Theodore Roberts was fined 100 dollars plus costs and given two months in jail.
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Elizabeth Bowen
Mildred Crane
Gorman
Elizabeth Phare
Bowen
Beventh
Webster Street
Chicago Bonding & Surety Company
Brent Arnold, Sr
Aftor
German
John Wéinig
Roberts
Theodore Roberts
Gor
Captain Berry Admits Rule Violation in Fog Collision
Special to The American Philadelphia February 25 Captain Os Man Berry of the Nantucket confessed at his trial that he violated international navigation rules by traveling at full speed in a fog. He acknowledged the collision with the Monroe and, under cross examination, admitted the mistake might have been avoided if speed had been reduced or engines stopped upon hearing the Monroe's fog signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Os- Man Berry
Nantucket
Monroe
Berry
R. H. Sargent
A. L. Thurman
Department of Commerce
Sixty Pass Civil Service Exams In Hamilton
Reports on civil service examinations show 66 applicants for duty positions. 60 passed, 5 failed, 1 did not take. This is the largest examination since the first in 1920. Secretary H Reigart notes Charles Tubis led with 99.5 percent score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
H. Reigart
Charles Tubis
Socialist appoints Charlie Tubbs to fund trustees
In Ohio on February 25 Mayor Tet appointed Charlie Tubbs by the Socialist party to serve as a fund trustee alongside William Q Schicaser. Tubbs assumed duties immediately.
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Ohio
Charlie Tubba
Allo C Willam
Schicaser
Oe Fund
Tubbs
Publication notice announces American ceased by transfer
The American ceases publication and subscribers will be served by the Commercial Tribune. Delivery may be irregular for a few days. Subscribers who do not receive the Commercial Tribune should call Canal 3570 to report. The Commercial Tribune will offer a first class daily for one cent with the same Associated Press service.
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American
Commercial Tribune
AMERI
Can
Commercia Tribune
Canal 3570
The
Plant
Associated Press Service
Cincinnati
Villa Debates Exhumation of Benton Body Amid Mexican Tensions
Special to The American reports grave doubts over Villa’s cooperation for an examination of Benton’s body to satisfy U S demands. House members press for action as U S and Britain seek exhumation details while another American is killed by Mexican Federals. Consul Gerrett cites Vergara’s execution and a body hanging near Hidalgo. Bryan seeks final possession of Benton’s remains.
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Washington
Villa
United States
Great Britain
Mamper
Nce
Benton
Gustav Bauch
Juarez
Congress
Wilson
House
Atney
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Stein
Wilbedy
Charles Percival
Bryan
Gerrett
Nuevo Laredo
Clements. Vergara
Vergara
Haning
Hidalgo
Noted playwright's wife seeks divorce
New York February 25. Playwright George Broadhurst who earned over 500000 in royalties from The Man of the Hour and Bought and Paid For was sued for separation by his wife Ida Raymond Broadhurst. She says he abandoned her on November 29 1912 and lives with a woman known as Diva Miréida. She contends his income from plays and the Fourteenth Street Theater supports a $900 monthly alimony and seeks relief. The couple married November 23 1647 in Chicago and have two children Lilian born 1690 and a son born 1893.
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New York
George Broadhurst
Royaltie
Supreme Court
Ida Raymond Broadhurst
Chicago
Lillian
Broadhurst
Miréida
Han
Fourteenth Street
Man in Mercy Hospital After Fight with Two Men
Michael Blatery is unconscious at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after a fight with two men who boarded a southbound freight. Doctors report a possible skull fracture and note the incident occurred this afternoon in the old file works scenario.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Michael Blatery
Mercy Hospital
Dr. Cook
Wil Mic
Widow of Diplomat Enters Convent Shocks Philadelphia Society
Philadelphia records reveal Mrs. Jama E. Sullivan and her sister Mrs. Henrietta Nichols mourn a recent widow, Mrs. Smith, former editor diplomat and socialite, choosing nunhood. The family recalls her beauty wit and influence in political circles before her death and later marriage.
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Palladelphia
Jama E. Sulliven
Henrietta Nichols
Smith
Ceote Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Jame
Clews
New York
Mes. Smith
Wien
Nettie
Wikter
Mrs. Sullivan
Sugar Trust Denial At Cincinnati Trade Hearing
Testimony from sugar dealers and jobbers at a hearing on a Sherman anti trust suit against the American Refining Company reveals brokers pressuring whatchal dealers to buy from various firms. Witnesses say sugar sales are widely distributed and that price competition is strong among refiners and manufacturers in Cincinnati and other cities.
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Cat. Pye
Biiton Hotel
Jons
Agaliat Tes Aneotose
Etining
Frank L. Crawibra
Rew
York
York. “Oumsel. For the Amiértan Fagur Helising Company
Exath
Lofendientes
Dante
Brive
New York
Idea Penn
Jackl 13
Vinch
Flath Brothers Grocery
Ompany
Arthur Taylor
Jor
Pho Taylor & Company
Been
Gton & Brown
Bb. J. Fo
Reinhart &, Newton Com
Whatchal
Witheredn
Eeeornaie
Jowest
Differenta
American Sugar Refining Company
Crawford
American Refining Company
Cincinnati
Perfect Sweetheart Costs Goosie 40000 Job and Wife
New York reports a sensational case as Mrs Irene Van Dyck seeks divorce after discovery of a letter to her husband from a woman labeled perfect sweetheart. Testimony shows the husband’s salary dropped from 40000 a year to 75 a month from a Montreal sleeping car company. The scandal involves a Miss Gertrude Hall described as perfect sweetheart, questions of custody, and unclear details about the other named parties.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Justice Blanchard
Irene
Hier Xantippe
Google
Mra. Vandyck
Vandyck
Montreal
Gertrude Hall
Goosie
West Named Senator in Georgia After Senator Bacon's Death
Governor John M. Slaten named W. Weat of Valdosta to the temporary U S Senate vacancy created by Senator Bacon's death. Weat, 63, a native Georgian, practiced law and later built a lumber business career and is reputed a multimillionaire aligned with Mokeb faction.
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Atlanta
John M. Slaten
W. & Weat
Valdosta
United States Senate
Bacon
Weat
Businesn
United States
Mokeb
Rural carriers to scatter grain for starving birds
Washington February 25 Representative Winslow of Massachusetts secured post office approval to let rural mail carriers scatter grain along their routes to feed thousands of dying birds.
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Washington
Representative Winslow
Massachusetts
Post Office Department
Flood in Ireland Impacts Roscommon and Westmeath Areas
Heavy rains drive Lough Ree over banks covering seven miles of Roscommon and Westmeath coats. Seen villages partly submerged and up to 20 families left in misery. Upper floors house residents and crops damaged as situation worsens.
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Lough Ree
Roscommon
Ophelia Says Vicinity Upset Th Proudly Snew
Fragmentary OCR text yields a fragmentary line about Ophelia and a nearby upset noted with unclear phrasing. No clear events, people, or places are established to form a complete news item.
Paderewski Rescued After Snow Drift Near Speedway
World famed pianist Ignacy Paderewski and Mrs Paderewski were rescued from a snow drift near Indianapolis Motor Speedway by a chauffeur named Wooliver who finally agreed to drive them after initial refusals. The rescuer doubted the legitimacy of the couple and paused before aiding them.
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Americas
Bess
Thirtie Ton
Northwestern Avenue
Hermit Edward Flynn's horse kept in pen for seventeen years
James Crispin of the P A, with the Humane Society, found a horse that had been penned up for 17 years in a shed near Indian Hill. Flynn the hermit resisted officials who sought to release the animal and forced them to buy the horse.
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8. E. On
Edward Flynn
Indian Hill
James Chrispib
the & P
Humane Society
Flynn K
Chrispin
Flynn
Hold Cincinnati Boys Arrested in Hamilton Theft
Cincinnati police report the arrest of Frank Lafever 18 and Walter Fultz 17 in Hamilton Ohio while attempting to dispose of a horse and buggy believed stolen from in front of the Hotel Metropole in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio
Frank Lafever
Walter Fultz
Cincin
May attack police confession tied to husband’s condition
A Chicago wife murder trial unfolds with Plaketie B Sehnchter declaring the confession may have been coerced while the husband was not responsible due to his health. The defense seeks Schneider to testify that the suspect attempted suicide after the wife’s death, amid hospital and legal maneuvering.
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Chicago
Schmeyler
K. Goren Harburg
George Remus
Pankhurst Seeks Audience With King Over Women’s Rights
The Women’s Social and Political Union circulated Emmeline Pankhurst’s letter to the King requesting a deputation from the group. She declines to meet ministers, arguing only the King can hear the women’s grievances on suffrage and alleged torture by ministers. She expresses confidence the King will grant the audience.
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The
American
London
Women's Special and Political Union
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pankhurst
City Water Inspector Nordhoff Resigns
Joe F. Nordhoff, an improver in water works inspection, resigned yesterday to take effect the first of the month. The position pays seven dollars a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Nordhoff
Fear Koetters Will Attempt to End Life
Chicago authorities report Koetters, indicted for the November murder of Mrs Emma Kraft in Cincinnati, has threatened self harm. A guard stood watch all night as Koetters grew nervous and denied the killing amid ongoing police scrutiny.
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Chicago
Halpin
Jack” Koetters
Emma Kraft
Cincinnati
Saratogs Hotel
Landdry and Allied Trades Club to Host 1916 Convention
Members of the Landdry and Allied Trades Club from the Business Men's club gathered to discuss efforts for the convention of their organization. The event will be held next Monday and Tuesday in Toledo, with Clifton Taylor, club president, optimistic about bringing the 1916 convention to the city.
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Landdry and Allied Trades’ Club
Atva
Business Men'sub
Toledo
Clifton Taylor
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