Expenditure vetoed and school board split over hiring
The article details a clash between Cincinnati's large and small boards of education over a constitutional challenge to the small board law. The large board, led by Dr. J. C. Boane as president, asserts they must protect legal rights while the small board acts to nullify contracts with attorneys testifying on the law. The small board, formed after a meeting in the council chamber, swore in Dr. J. M. Withrow as president and Albert D. Shockley as vice president and moved to rescind the large board’s contract. There is mention of Evanston Welfare Association seeking a permit for a meeting at Evanston school on January 28.
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Board of Education
Corneil Chamber
Cinccinnati
J. C. Boane
Charles G. Smith
Edward Durr
Clayton
Corry
Durr
Evans
Perhardt
Gibson
Hamilton
Hausfeld
Krieger
Lewis
Miller
Pagel
Schmeter
Smith
Tooker
Zuenkeler
CG Smith
William Grautman
Vietore
Im En. Kmith
Small Board
Council
Williamg Thorndyke
Simeon Johnson
J. M. Withrow
Albert D. Shockley
Shockley
Echoenle
Withrow
Cincinnati
Joseph D. Engelbert
C. A. Culvertson
Evanston
Mittendort
Furnace Fire Destroys Home in Ingleside Place
A blaze last night damaged George Lewis’s residence at 2557 North Ingleside Place. An overheated furnace caused the fire with estimated damage around 400 dollars. No injuries reported.
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George Lewis
North Ingleside Place
City to protect women from marchers and flirts
New York reports Mayor Mitchel ordered city magistrates to shield women. Victor Neils, 42, was sent to the workhouse for ten days after ogling a woman, following Mrs. Helen Middleburg’s complaint. Neils had a prior arrest record dating back 18 years.
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New York
Mitchel
Victor Neils
Nelee
Helen Middleburg
Petersburg
Man Found in Stupor After Attempted Self harm
Elmer Stadlander, 35, of 739 Sedam Street, was found unconscious on a sidewalk near Fifth and Pearl, revived at Bracken's restaurant, and taken to City Hospital in serious condition. He claimed to have taken rough on rata to end his life but gave no reason. His sister Mrs. J Richie of 189 Setam Street provided conflicting address information. She said Stadlander was a mattress maker and former employee of F E Bullerdick Co. and had not been seen for months.
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Elmer Stadlander
Sedam Street
Fifth
Pearl Streets
Bracken
Pearl Street
Rata
City Hospital
Stadlander
J. Richie
Setam Street
Richie
F. E. Bullerdick Company
Dempsey Street
Mother Jones to Return to Trinidad Defying Troops
Denver January 5 union officials prepared for the return of labor agitator Mother Jones to Trinidad, where she was deported by state troops. Workers protested the treatment as an insult to women and insisted she would defy military authorities and return to the proscribed region.
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Denver
Mother” Jones
Trinidad
Whiten Wire
Supreme Court amends stock deal case against ambassador
The State Supreme Court in an opinion by Justice Devote holds an ambassador may have time to respond to creditor demands. An attachment for 70,010.95 dollars is reinstated, with Raymond Pynchon & Company empowered to start proceedings to recover the money from stock market dealings.
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Whiladelphia
State Supreme Court
Raymond Pynchon & Company
Prison Conditions Charged in Atlanta Case
William Howard of Georgia presented evidence at the Department of Justice accusing Atlanta prison authorities of cruelty poor food and harsh discipline. The charges mirror those in Julian Hawthorne’s articles.
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Washington, Jah
Atlanta
Department of Justice
Ee William
Howard
Georgia
Julian Hawthorne
Radium Cure Failure Claims Baltimore Child
The 11 year old daughter of B Hayman died after radium cancer treatment failed to save her. Earlier improvement raised hopes of a cure, but she grew weaker after returning home and died today.
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Baltimore
B. Hayman
Red Cross Reaches Battlefield After Battle Near Ojinaga
Report from Albertons Texas says the Red Cross will deploy 600 agents to scour the Presidio area and aid wounded after a week of siege fighting. Rebels are said to be divided into three sections and retreating. many dead and wounded are reported on both sides.
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Villa
Marta
Texas
McNamee
United States Army
Presidio
Pancho Villa
Ojinaga
Obers
Inex Salazar
Federal
Khown
Luis Clouty
Terrazas
Francisco Castro
Presidid
Plan to divide bank sites discussed at hearings
Special to The American New York Jan 3. Hearings on dividing the country into Federal Reserve districts held by two members of the ton committee Secretaries Houston McAdoo discussed securing equal strength for New York bank and territory. Proponents urged diversified districts with New York as strong as possible while avoiding domination by a single bank group. The panel proposed multiple regional options including New York Chicago St Louis with others and noted at least one New Yorker on the Fed Board. Proceedings resume tomorrow morning with upstate bankers to testify.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Ton
Houston
GeiChamber of Commerce
Jessening
Paul M. Warburg
Kuln, Loeb &Co
Frank A. Vanderuip
Praidant 2
National City Bank
Big Boans
New York A
Tte
Federal Reserve Bank
Hepbury
Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
New & Land
Hemphill
North Atlantic
Wiggin
Chicago
St. Louis
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Pacific Coast
Walter EB. Page
CornEp Bank
Sécret McAdoo
Frew
Washington
San Francisco
Denver
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Vanderlip
Boston
Omaha
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Federal Reserve Board
McAdoo
T Shall
Morgan Holds Will Stolen From Fairfax County
The will of Martha Washington stolen from Fairfax County during the Civil War has been found in the library of J P Morgan in New York. Morgan refuses to return it. State Senator R Ewell Thornton of Fairfax County plans to seek legal authority to sue Morgan in the U S Supreme Court to recover the will.
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Washington
Martha Washington
Fairfax County
Virginia
J. P. Morgan
New York
Morgan
R. Ewell Thornton
United States Supreme Court
Robber Beats Woman in Home Steals Cash and Valuables
Mrs. Anna Sendlebach of 1110 Broadway was lone awake when a man forced entry, threatened her with a revolver, and stole $4.48 a ring and a hand made table cloth. She described the suspect as about 22, five eight and 160 pounds who escaped from a hospital recently. He struck her with a bottle on leaving and attempted to restrain her before fleeing. The ring and cloth were later found at the top of the stairs.
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Anna Sendlebach
Broadway
Tango Victim May Lose Life After Dance Mishap
Thomas McAvoy a 77 year old man at a Williameter wel ding reception slipped while dancing the tango with Miss Anthea mith. He was rushed to Catherine's Hospital with a fractured right thigh a concussion and other injuries believed to be life threatening.
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Americas
New York
Williameterg
Thomas McAvoy
mr.Catherine’s Hospital
McAvoy
Miss Antheamith
Alee
Averts Church Panic as Fire Threatens Congregation
The Rev. William F. calmed a large crowd at St. in the Baptist Church as flames spread overhead and his garments were nearly set alight, averting a panic that could have cost many lives.
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Syracuse
William F
Slit Skirt Limit Enforced in Middleboro
In Middleboro Massachusetts the chief of police announces a propriety rule that skirts must not have slits longer than fifteen inches. The measure aims to enforce modest attire and maintain public decency in the town.
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Middleboro
Mass
Swift
Captain Tells of Battle With Sea In Which 32 Died
Attorney Robert O Connell faced a divorce and alimony case after his wife Christine Felitz testified to a prior Hyde Park marriage. The court found a legal marriage existed and ordered O Connell to provide alimony and grant divorce and restoration to his wife.
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Seain
Robert O'Connell
Common Pleas
O'Connell
Fret’ Céelitz
Hyde Park
Colegrave
Young O'Connell
Maysville
Robert Kothier
Ashe
Ee M. Smith
van Read
Frobert O'Connell
Freda Gdelitz
Clark
Strikes to Be Probed by Federal Labor Board
The Federal Commission on Industrial Relations will launch an immediate nationwide inquiry into labor unrest. Focus areas include copper region strikes, Colorado coal fields, and recent strikes in Paterson Lawrence Massachusetts and Los Angeles. Public hearings will precede a formal report to Congress with legislative recommendations.
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Ito
Yashirngton
Féin
Alumet
Colorado
Paterson
Lawrence
Mass
Los Angeles
Congress
Robbery at Myrtle Avenue Route Leaves Victim Help Crying
Miss Laura Muggins of 1206 Myrtle Avenue was accosted last night by two Black men who robbed her purse containing white silk gloves and $1.35 and fled. Police have no clues.
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Laura Muggins
Myrtle Avenue
Flaws in Plan for Recall Provision Highlighted
Professors Lowrie and colleagues explained the recall provision of the proposed city charter at a public hearing. Critics argued the clause creates recall without a vote and risks a popularity contest while proposed safeguards drew objections from William Brockeman and others.
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Prof
Lowrie
Ue Charter Commission
Eight Men Saved After Oklahoma Sinks in Gulf Storm
Captain Walter Gunter aboard the Oklahoma reported the ship broke in two during a fierce northeaster off the coast. The afterpart sank with 22 crew, while the forward section clung to the bridge as passengers and engineers fought to survive until the Bavaria and Manuel Calvo offered aid and brought the survivors to Boston.
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Ima
Gunter
Seax
Ophelia Says Cincinnati Unsettled Weather Report
Weather note reports unsettled conditions across Ohio Indiana and West Virginia with warmer temperatures and variable brightness though specifics are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
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