Marshall Field's Grandsons Wish to Emulate Granddad
Mrs. Baldwin Drummond and her three sons visit Chicago for holidays. Marshall Field II aged 18 and Henry Field 16 express American citizenship plans and aim to join the family business in the United States. The youths praise U S life while remaining in England for schooling.
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Epectaite
Chicago
Marshal Field
Baldwin Drummond
Marshall Field, II
Henry Field
Gwendolyn
England
Marshall
United States
Henry
Both Suffragists and Antis Claim Success
Special to The American from New York reports jubilation on both sides of the suffrage debate. Leaders Dr Anna Howard Shaw and Mrs Dodge claim 1913 brought gains including growth to 99,000 members and a major setback to the Michigan suffrage bill. They foresee 1914 as a pivotal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National American ‘Woman Suffrage Association
National Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Arthur Murray
Dodge
Shaw
Mitchell
Catherine B. Davis
City of New York
Aviator Jed Thorneley Survives Narrow 2000 Foot Plunge
Special to The American reports Jed Thorneley the aviator fell from 2000 feet during a spiral flight. The machine wrecked but he was not injured.
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London
Jed Thorneley
Spiegel Sworn In as Cincinnati Mayor in City Hall Ceremony
Mayor Spiegel was sworn in as the new Cincinnati chief executive in a formal office ceremony. He appointed and administered oath to several officials including Service Director Fosdick and Safety Director Holbes, with Council President Dauner also taking an oath. The event featured florals and family attendance as reorganization began at City Hall.
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Spiegel
Hunt
Cincinnati
George F. Crawford
Louis Dauner
City Hall
Parke Johnson
Fosdick
Edward Dorr
Safety Department
William Leimann
Richard Witt
Walter M. Bchoenle
Bettman
Covington marksman Schreck leads first day at Tri-State Bird tourney
Joht Schreck topped the field at Covington in the opening day of the Tri-State Bird tourney, making 24 of 26 shots. Emil Hammerachmidt finished second among twenty expert marksmen as the second day of competition begins today.
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Joht Schreck
Covington
Nn Iin
Schreck
Emil Hammerachmidt
New Norwood Mayor Takes Over Office
Several hundred witnessed the transfer of power at Mor wood Theater as Henry K Pngieherdt was sworn in by retiring Mayor Fridman. The new mayor seeks a two clerk complaint department and faces civil service challenges from city staff including Overbeck Roleen Base Nofsker and Caden at water works.
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Morwood
Fridman
Henry K Pngieherdt
William Shepard
G. F
Evana
W. FB. Locke
Sanford Headley
Engelhardt
Norwood
Overbeck
John Roleen
Public Service Department
Man shoots wife then shoots self in Pittsburg tragedy
Jan. L-Andrew Miller, mill worker, shot his wife Helen five times in Pittsburg, then shot himself. The wife died at the hospital while Miller was said to be recovering. Authorities noted a recent quarrel between the pair.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Miller
Helen
Miller
Mayor Spiegel Urges Economy in City Budget Message
In his first address to the new City Council, Mayor Spiegel calls for strict retrenchment next year to balance expenditures for 1914. He notes a proposed first half budget of 49,676.94 with increased needs from the University and other departments, and outlines anticipated revenue shortfalls and measures to keep the city on a self sustaining basis.
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Spiegel
Universality
Hunt
Piremen
Agores
Cincinnati Bureau of Muicipal Research
Covington to swear in new city officials next Monday
Incoming Covington city commissioners prepare for sweeping changes with a rumored 40 key staff reshuffle in police and fire departments. Informal meeting held with no formal business. civil service reforms may come later, though initial appointments favor incoming administration.
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Monnday
Covington
Nuinner
Fire Department
Caer
New Officers Elected in Newport CEA Branch 27
The new officers of Branch 27 C E A Newport are president D Swinbourne vice president P Hughes secretaries BE Rand and J M Altenpurg treasurer M J Carius sentinel Henry Enneking sergeant B Steinbeck trustees Thomas Diskin M O Connor and A J Stretch chaplain Rev T N Ketioe.
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C. E. of
A. Newport
D. Swinbourne
P. Hughes
BE. J. Rand
J. M. Altenpurg
Sentinel
Henry Enneking
B. Steinbeck
Thomas Diskin
M. O'Connor
A.J. Stretch
Rey
T. N. Ketioe
Five pairs take licenses in Newport ceremony
Marriage licenses were issued in Newport yesterday to Clayton Co. Marnia and Lea Von Glenn Applegate of Bellevue, James O. Poller of Dayton, Tillie Seifer of Newport, Walter Young and Eva White of California Ky., and Fred W. Winkler and Alma Schabell of Cold Springs Ky.
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Newport
Clayton Co
Marsinna
Lea von Glenn Applegate
Bellevue
James O. Poller
Dayton
Tillie Seifer
Walter Young
Eva White
California
Fred W. Winkler
Alma Schabell
Cold Springs
Two Thefts Reported In Covington Police Notice
New Year thefts reported to Covington police include a suit of clothes taken from William Knipper of Tenth and Madison avenues and 100 feet of garden hose stolen from the residence of Mrs. R Hamilton at Robbins and Madison avenues.
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Covington
William Knipper
Tenth and
Madison Avenue
Workmen urged to purchase homes in new year greeting
Charles Eugene Clark of the Kentucky State League of Local Building and Loan Associations urges thrift and effort to own homes. He states the home unites government and country and promotes local associations as a safe path for workers to ownership. Ohio leads in membership with two hundred eighteen million dollars invested locally.
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Charles Eugene Clark
Kentucky State League of Local Building and Loan ‘Associations
Oho
Bryson Is Stricken Merchant in Covington
Edward R. Bryson a Cincinnati commission merchant was stricken with paralysis at his Covington home 67 East Front Street His condition is serious He attended Elks and Ben Hur receptions New Year’s Eve and seemed in good health before sudden distress Bryson is prominent in Elks and other fraternal groups.
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Edward R. Bryson
Cincinnati
East Front Street
Covington
Bryson
Elks and Ben Hur
Elgs
Covington Issues Marriages to Three Ohio Couples
Three marriage licenses were issued in Covington yesterday. The couples are W. A. Bosley 21 and Florence Anderson 22 of Waldo Ohio William John 27 and Cooper 22 of Dayton Ohio Bertrell 29 and Alice Simpson 30.
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Covington
W. A. Bosley
Florence Anderson
Waldo
Ohio
William John
Cooper
Dayton
Bertrell
Alice Simpson
New Year's Gift Cane Shocks Covington Inspector
Louis C. Pope Covington street inspector received a New Year gift a cane 20 dozen fresh eggs from a Bracken County Kentucky friend. The unusual present drew local attention as a generous gesture within the community.
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Louis C. Pope
Covington
Bracken County
Funeral for Mrs Emma Thoburn Held at Evergreen Chapel
The funeral of Mrs Emma Thoburn widow of Henry Thoburn real estate broker was conducted today at Evergreen Cemetery chapel following her death Wednesday at Speers Hospital. Newport officials report 38 262 in city revenue from business and vehicle licenses last year.
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Emma ‘Thoburn
Speers Hospital
Soldiers celebrate New Year at Fort Thomas turkey dinner
The Ninth United States Infantry regiment held a New Year's celebration at Fort Thomas Kentucky with a turkey dinner and entertainment. The menu included roast turkey sweet potatoes oyster dressing cranberry sauce celery olives lettuce and mince pie. Officers spoke and company members performed musical selections.
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Fort Thomas
Ninth United States Infantry
Births Exceed Deaths by 216 in Covington 1913
The Covington Health Department annual report for 1913 shows 1,169 births and 954 deaths. The birth surplus over the previous year was 127, indicating higher population growth.
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Covington Health
First Arrest Of The Year In Covington
The first Covington arrest of the year is T. Agashi a Turkish rug peddler taken to headquarters by Patrolman Drees on a charge of peddling without a license.
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Covington
T. Agashi
Drees
Newport Officials Plan Economy Rule
The new Newport city administration will start next Monday by preparing departmental estimates and drafting the yearly apportionment ordinance. Mayor Helmbold and the commissioners aim to limit expenses and avoid increases to the current tax rate of 1.40 per 1000 valuation.
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Newport
Helmbold
Tepe Injured in Early Covington Car Crash
Werner Tepe, 38, of 260 West Twelfth Street, was seriously injured yesterday when struck by an automobile while crossing Madison Avenue and Fourth Street in Covington. He told police two men were in the car which stopped after the collision but sped off toward Cincinnati.
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Werner “Tepe
West Twelfth Street
Covington
Madison Avenue
Fourth Street
Tepe
Cincinnati
Will Repeat Bazaar At St Patrick’s Tonight
The Meschiazza bazaar and entertainment event hosted by St Patrick’s Church Covington will be repeated this evening. St Aloysius Church choir will perform a vocal program. The fair bazaar next closes Monday with Tuesday afternoon events scheduled.
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Congregation of St. Patrick’s Ch
Kenton County Board of Equalization Opens 1914 Session
The Kenton County Board of Equalization starts a 25 day session next Monday at Covington City Hall. County Auditor Adele will turn over the 1914 assessment to the board. The equalizers named by Judge Cleary include EB R.
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Kenton County Board of Equalization
City Hall
Covington
Adele
Cleary
EB. R
YMCA Hiking Club Forms With Officers and Schedule
The Y.M.C.A. Hiking Club forms with President William Herbacker Vice President Herbert Ranson Secretary Vance Marcus and Treasurer Fisher. Members will walk seven to eight miles every Saturday. The club has erected a wireless telegraph station in Westwood.
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Y. M. C. A. Hiking Club
William ‘Herbacker
Herbert Ranson
Vance Marcus
Fisher
Westwood
Deserter Otis Phillips Held by Covington Police
Otis C. Phillips 21 of 171 West Fifth Street Covington was arrested at home by Detectives Herzog and Fitzpatrick on a charge of desertion from the U S Navy. He admits the charge, police say.
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Otis C. Phillips
West Fifth Street
Covington
Herzog and Fitzpatrick
U. S. Navy
Pi Tau Pi Plans Cincinnati Convention Next Year
Joseph H Levin and Edwin Frank of Cincinnati return from Chicago where they helped organize the Pi Tau Pi fraternity convention to be held in Cincinnati next year.
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Pi Tau Pi Fraternity
Cincinnati
Joseph H Levin
Edwin Frank
Chicago
Chimney Sparks Fire at Henry Marsh Home
Sparks from a chimney yesterday set fire to the roof of Henry Marshs house at 4331 Brownway Place causing minor damage. Firefighters responded and contained the blaze with no reported injuries.
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Opera Place
Vine Street
Grand Opera
Thompson's
Virich Street
Henry Marsh
Brownway Place
Police search for relatives of Hamilton homicide victim
Police seek the relatives of James Burger who was killed in Hamilton Ohio. Detectives request help identifying his kin as investigations continue.
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James Burger
Hamilton
Ohio
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Mrs. Balwin Drummond
Kentucky
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