Cincinnati Proposes Federal Reserve Bank Support Drive
Banks and organizations in Ohio and adjacent states mail letters endorsing Cincinnati as the federal reserve bank site. Indorsements reach to the Treasury and Congress with many sent to Change for forwarding to Washington. Groups like the Boosters Club Jackson Ohio and Charleston West Virginia Chamber join a joint committee ready to travel to Washington on short notice.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Congress
Ohio
Ajc
Cincinnati
Federal Reserve ‘Bank
Tennessee
West Virginia
Boosters’ Club
Jackson. O
Charleston
Lawsuit Seeks 5000 for Loss of Four Fingers
Bartlett C Crutcher sues Globe Wernicke Company in the Court of Common Pleas claiming damages of 5000 for the loss of four fingers incurred while operating a rip saw under the company’s negligence. The suit was filed yesterday.
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Bartlett
C. Crutcher
Court of Common Pleas
Globe- Wernicke Company
Crutcher
Mayor Denies Clash Over Brugeman Appointment
The mayor yesterday denied any conflict with the council over appointing William Brugeman as service director. He said Republican members would approve the appointment.
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Renwood
William Brugeman
Moyar
Stage-Struck Rose Cascaden Seeks Return From Vaudeville
Rose Cascaden, 16, vanished from 2725 Harris avenue Norwood November 16 while traveling with a theatre company under the name Rose Clayton. A postcard from Chester Pa postmarked December 31 reached former schoolmate P Williams detailing a wish to return home and indicating she may be in a vaudeville circuit.
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Harris Avenue
Norwood
P Williams
Maple Avenue
Chester
Rose Clayton
Pennsylvania
Vaude- Ville
Ruth Clayton
Willidim Drew
Will H. Cusceden
Chief Kendall
Targe
Boston
Mass
Ee Ing Agency On Race the Games Guid Bn Cerenabaenh
Itn
Ait Abe
Dayton
Ohio
John T. Huesing
Wong Street
St. Francis Hospital
Samuel Eichorn
AS22
Central
Wife Sues Yale Star for Divorce on Stage Claim
Special to The American New York Jan 2 Yale football star Howard Call Sykes faces a West Virginia divorce suit filed by his former Wheeling wife Jeannette Crook. The couple eloped in college and later separated after Paris dancing fame. She says she did not seek alimony, while he says they have separated and seeks freedom.
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Howard Call Sykes
Yale
West
Virginia
Jeannette Crook * Naine
Wheeling
W. Va
Colly Erken
Flynnn
Rana Leary
Aivorce
Sykes
Paris
Neel Howard
India
Plan Great Highway Proposes Turnpike From Pristol To Pittsburgh
Morgantown West Virginia January report says plans are under way to build a turnpike from Pristol Virginia through West Virginia to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. A bond issue of 000 for road improvements was approved, completing 25 miles of Bluefield area.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Janne Oie
Czar Bans News Of Military Developments Told in Russia
A Russian order bans coverage of military matters in 1914 including troop maneuvers ship fortifications repairs and weaponry. The measure signals dissatisfaction with Balkan War outcomes and restricts press on equipment fortresses and naval fleet news.
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CZAR
St. Petersburg
Russia
New Officials May Quit An Old Employes
The Hunt administration faces action as new city officials step in and consider resignations of municipal heads for alleged pernicious political activity. Four waterworks staff and several department heads were removed or suspended, with replacements named and more hearings expected in days. Courts will decide if civil service law applies to appointive offices and to other city posts.
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Hunt Administration
Counciteria
Amar
Fred Schnee
Aiesolure
Agate Oe
Police Chief Quits After Civil Service Reappointment Blunder
Burkhardt Chief of St Bernard resigns after announcing he would not accept civil service reappointment. He submitted the resignation to Mayor Naylor yesterday amid the leadership shakeup and ongoing city governance questions.
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Burkhardt
St. Bernard
Naylor
Phillips to push law changes for commission cities
Mayor Phillips announced he will attend a meeting of mayors of second class cities in Frankfort to press for changes in the commission form of government now in effect. He will seek legislative amendments to give mayors more voice, veto, and pardoning power and will urge courts to define the duties of the Commissioner of Public Affairs.
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Phillips
Mayers
Cassidy
Lexington
Frankfort
Ysterday
Newport Briefs: Pride of Kentucky Council Social Tonight
Daughters of America in Newport host a social session tonight. Baracca Young Union at First Baptist holds a home coming service tomorrow night. County Clerk Bryan of Newport reports 4,777 marriages recalled in 1912.
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Pride of Kentucky Council
Daughters of America
Newport
Baracca
Young
First Baptist
Bryan
Held to Grand Jury in Covington Larceny Case
George Elbtray of Cincinnati, a Black man arrested by Detective Collins on a grand larceny charge, was held for the grand jury in Covington Police Court. He is accused of stealing a tray of jewelry from H. F. Blase’s Madison avenue store.
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George Elbtray
Covington Mayor Files $10,000 Bond Under New System
Mayor George Phillips of Covington filed a $10,000 bond as required by the commission form of government. He already holds a $20,000 bond as city mayor under the old law.
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George Phillips
Covington
To City
Two Boys Drank a Quart of Whisky
Charles Keet twelve Boone street and May street and Hubert Van Meter fourteen Holman street Covington were found by police last night at teenth street and Madison avenue allegedly intoxicated. They named a saloon keeper said to have sold a quart of whisky to a companion. Keet was ill and taken to St Elizabeth Hospital. Van Meter to be held as juvenile delinquent for further investigation. The saloon keeper faces citation before Chief Kluemper.
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Charles Keet
Boone and
May Streets
Hubert van Meter
Holman Street
Covington
Teenth Street
Madison Avenue
Kleet
St. Elizabeth Hospital
van Meter
Kluemper
Covington Industrial Club to Hold Annual Session
Members of the Covington Industrial Club will meet for their annual session Tuesday in the clubhouse at Eighth and Madison. A civic improvement panel led by Prof. Charles Hemenway will discuss upcoming projects.
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Covington Industrial Club
Madison T Oe
Charles Hemenway
Tax Receipts Grow for Covington December Half 1913
Covington City Treasurer Josena Coyne reports December half tax receipts totaling 206595 dollars 39 cents. The year total rises about 10000 dollars from 1912, indicating growth in collections.
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Covington
Josena Coyne
Will Rage on Track Where 11 Met Death
The Ludow Lagoon Motor Drome near Covington will run motorcycle races next summer under new management. The Cin cinnati Motordrome and Amusement Co filed bankruptcy in Covington. assets and liabilities are disclosed. The firm built the track last year and suffered a fatal accident when rider Odlin Johnson died and spectators perished in an explosion. Creditors include Coal and Lumber Co of Cincinnati and several local firms. A $200,000 damage suit was filed.
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Hosan
United States
Covington
Cincinnati Motordrome and Amusement Company
Pom. Ny
Eee Coal and Lumber Company
Ims Cinnati
J. J. Weaver
Ludlow
Ideal Supplies Company
Ludiow
Herman Lumber Company
Joseph Conley
Park Amusement Company
Odlin Johnson
Jose
Prego Ouin
Kenton County
Johnson
Stage War of Words at Covington Council Session
The Covington city council held an especial session called by Mayor Phillips. City Solicitor Blakely argued for a $500 allowance for pending litigation work, accusing Councilman Dressman of leading opposition and criticizing past Dressman votes on appropriations. Dressman fired back with vigorous rebuttal.
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Covington
Phillips
Blakely
Dressman
Covington M C A To Play De Sales Five Tonight
The Covington M C A basketball team faces De Sales five of Cincinnati tonight at the local gymnasium. A preliminary game is set between Shinkle Church and the Pioneers of Cincinnati.
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de Sales Five
Cincinnat
Shinkle Church
Pioneers of Ci
Pastor Knapp Planned Own Burial Before Death
Newport pastor Rev Frederick Knapp died Thursday and arranged his own pallbearers on his deathbed. Trustees at St John’s German Evangelical Peck decided not to hold services tomorrow. The body will lie in state Sunday and funeral services are set for Monday morning. High school sessions will be canceled Monday in his honor.
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Frederick Knapp
Newport
St. John’s German Evangelical Peck
Knapp
Fain Divorce Filed in Kenton Circuit Court
Ella Fain filed suit for divorce from Duncar Fain in Kenton Circuit Court alleging cruelty and requesting restoration of her maiden name Ella Jones.
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Ella Fain
Duncar Fain
Kenton
Ella Jones
Inquest Fragments Outline Death of Girl
A fragmented inquest note describes Clarence Robinson and a girl from a opposite residence amid a wailing lot. The account mentions fainting and incomplete details of the girl’s death as her father collapses near the private office area.
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Clarence Robinson
Davis Takes New Post as New York City Corrections Head
Miss Katherine B Davis begins duties as head of New York City department of corrections. She refuses interviews about plans for the year and pledges to tolerate no inhumane treatment of prisoners.
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New York
Katherine B.davis
Nice York
Oity
Miss Davis
Correction
Seek Victims Identity In Train Fatal Near Clinton
Police seek to identify three men killed by a Pennsylvania passenger train one mile north of Clinton Akron. They were walking the track and stepped from the path of a freighter into the passenger’s path, mangled beyond recognition.
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Akron
Pennsylvania
Clinton
Suffragists Map WV Legislature Campaign
A plan to win favorable action from the West Virginia Legislature at its next session was mapped out today by suffragists in Wheeling. Some of the most prominent speakers are to come here.
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Americas
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Cherrington Named New Public Safety Director
Wellaton January 2 Archibald A. Arnold resigns as public safety director. W B Cherrington a Bull Mooser is appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Americas
Wellaton
Archibald A. Arnold
W. B. Cherrington
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