Jury instructed to avoid calling suspects in trial
Jurors were told not to call or interrogate suspects during the proceedings. The attorney general can attend jury deliberations. common practice limits prosecutors’ presence in the jury room. Foreman Gordon Carew led a panel including Wyckoff Harper and C Henry Schroeder among others.
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Lesaee Giatoas
Geeral
Iti Hae
Common Pleas
Gordon Carew
Mabley & Carew Company
Wyckoff Harper
West Fifteenth Street
C. Henry Schroeder
Payilori
Louis Schnittger
Yuplar Street
Fred Shales
Fast Pearl Street
Walter Linch
Jay Street
Charl Maebus
Montana Roger
Frank S. Lindsay
Ganvasser
Broadway
Henry Schiottman
Vine Street
John M. Rein‘ald
Salo
Walnut Street
Elyour Worton
McMicken ‘Avenue
Charles, McNally
Ryanmes Street
Albert Fries
McMicken Avenue
John Kelly
Celestial ‘Street
Patrick Cavvanaugh
Pendleton Street
Court to reopen $50,000 love action
The United States Circuit Court Appeals opens with Judges Denison Knappen and Warsington on the bench to hear Georgian Young versus James W. The case seeks $50,000 over alleged broken promises in Cleveland Ohio. Miss Young, who lost in district court, is expected to arrive tomorrow for her attorney’s argument.
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United States Circuit Court
New York Plans Aggressive War on Criminals
New York City faces a bold cleanup plan unveiled by Police Commissioner McKay. He states the department will wage a vigorous campaign against gangsters, blackhanders, burglars, pickpockets, and all criminals with the aim to drive out those with known criminal records.
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New York
New Yorky
New York City
Postice
McKay
Ebm
Ircome
Cruyrade
Crimnal
Norwood City Clerk Salary Raised at First Council Meeting
The Norwood city clerk WIFL Bonner had his annual pay increased from 1200 to 1500 dollars at the first new council meeting. An ordinance to create an engineering department with a city engineer and road squad was approved with a last minute amendment. Bills from the old council were filed.
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Wifl Bonner
Norwood
Bengelhardt
Secretary Dan ois Slashes Tobacco Costs for Enlisted Men
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Dan ois trims chewing tobacco costs by 3 percent, issuing heavy plug to service personnel. Richmond firm awarded contract to supply 50,000 pounds of tobacco for the armed forces.
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Washington
Danois
Hia
Richmond
Small denies rumor on appointment to Corrections head
Former Safety Director Small says he has heard nothing about being named Chief of the Department of Corrections or Mayor involvement. Bradi also dismissed as false the rumor he sought the post and is not pursuing the position.
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Ceat
de Ent
Small
Bradi
Wyata
Federated Improvement Association Meeting in Hamilton County
The Federated Improvement Association of Hamilton County will meet Thursday at 4 p m in room 18 of the Chamber of Commerce. The session covers local civic issues and upcoming projects. Members are urged to attend for discussions and planning.
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Federated Improvement Associatins
Hamilton County
the of Commerce
Russian dancer laments tango craze in America
Lydia Kyasht, a Russian dancer visiting New York, says she eats one meal a day to stay slim and dislikes the American tango for its lack of grace. She criticizes the extreme dips and leg exposure, comparing it unfavorably to dance styles in London and calling some performances immoral and inappropriate for women in drawing rooms.
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Cabie
New York
Lydia Kyasht
Sho
London
Wak
Ford's $5 Daily Pay Plan For Detroit Workers
Henry Ford announces a new profit sharing system set to begin January 12. About 26 500 employees worldwide will receive a $5 daily minimum and a share of a $10 million fund, with distributions varying by earnings. The plan aims to balance wealth between capital and labor and to expand employment while reducing shifts.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ford
Elmwood Place May Deny Traction Franchise If Fares Not Cut
City council warns the Ohio Traction Company franchise will not be renewed when it expires in March unless fares are lowered from ten to five cents to Mil Creek Valley. Mayor Henry Clausbs urges residents to oppose concessions without a fare reduction, saying renewal would cripple service for passengers to St Bernard and Carthage who would face extra walking and opposite-side boarding in town.
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Elmwood Place
Ohio Traction Company
Mil Creek Valley
Henry ‘Clausibs
Ae Company
St. Bernard
Carthage
Elmwood
Census figures show Cincinnati population shift in 1918
Cincinnati’s population is listed as 400 311 by federal authorities in Washington, moving the city from thirteenth to twelfth in rankings as Los Angeles surges. Cleveland remains sixth with 622 699. Health officials expect rapid growth for Cincinnati next year due to plans to attract foreign residents.
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Cincinnati
Department of Health
Washington
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Health Department
Sharkey Bailed on Disorderly House Charge at Cafe
Former boxing champion Tom Sharkey was held on $1,500 bail for maintaining a disorderly resort at his cafe at 144 East Fourteenth Street. Manager Andrew Osborne and waiter David Cuneo were also held on similar bonds for special allegations.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
East’ Fourteenth Street
Andrew Osborne
David Cuneo
Russian cruiser Rosiya leaves Kingston for repairs
The Russian cruiser Rosiya departed Kingston Jamaica after a two week stay and sailed for Newport News to undergo repairs.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Rosiya
Newport News
Plea Hearing On Petition By 9 Dismissed Clerks
The petition of Bertram W. Jenkins and ten other former council employees to reinstate them will be heard today in Superior Court before Judge Pugh. The group was dismissed when the new administration took office January 1. Alfred D. Bett, former city solicitor, argues the suit and that civil service law applies. City Solicitor represents the former clerk Schweigert claiming no civil service protection.
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Bertram W. Jenkins
Freda Schwietigr
Ot Council
Pugh
Councl
Jnew
Alfred D. Bett
Nte
Sehneller
Accused man shot during attempted escape from detective
Samuel Wilson, 36, of 537 Pierson Street, was charged with petit larceny after being shot in the left leg while fleeing Detective DW Hurd of the BC Railroad. Hurd pursued Wilson in the Front and Baymiller streets railroad yards when he refused to halt and fled with a sack on his back.
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Samuel Wilson
Pierson Street
DW. Hurd
Hurd
Wilson
Baymiller
Property ownership required for power of attorney ruling
Presiding Municipal Judge Fricke ruled that only property owners may be given the power of attorney and act as agents for professional bondsmen. He convened a joint meeting of Municipal Court judges and Chief Clerk Kirbert to announce the decision after months of advisement.
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Fricke
Kirbert
Car stolen from Cadillac garage on 1106 Hace street
A five passenger touring car with license No 9674 disappeared from the Cadillac Motor Company's garage at 1106 Hace street yesterday. An unknown man drove it away and the car is owned by Ed Moorihan of 3047 Daytonia avenue. police are investigating.
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Cadillac Motor Company
Hace Street
Ed. Moorihan
Daytonia Avenue
Man 23 Faces Fraud Charge After Suicide Threat
James McMurray, 23, of 743 Carlisle Avenue, after days in jail, tells Municipal Court Judge Alexander he has no plan to kill himself. Arraigned on obtaining money under false pretenses, his sentence was suspended.
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James’ McMurray
Carlisle Avenue
Alexander
Will Canada Commit Death by Own Action
Ottawa editorial reprints Montreal Star piece arguing Canada and dominions face pressure from the United States. Admiral Mahan warned Britain must hold the Mediterranean or risk empire collapse and urged dominions to act now or face annexation.
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Ottawa
Jan
Canada
Montreal Star
Admiral Mahan
British Islands
London Mall
Mediterranean
Great Britain
United States Staton
Marry Twice After Judge Doubts Marriage Power
Jim Carlo aged 38 of Remington and Minnie Finley 24 of Galveston were married twice yesterday after two judges in the Municipal Court questioned their authority. They first wed before former Squire Yeatman who doubted his power and sent them to Squire Dumont for a second ceremony.
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Jim Carlo
Remington
Minnie Finley
Gal West
Seventh Street
Squire Yeatman
Yeatman
Squire Dumont
Joe
Arrests Clear Counterfeiting Case Ties Chicago New York
Local Secret Service reports arrests in New York and Chicago help close a counterfeit ring tied to Cincinnati. A New York boy admitted passing fake ten dollar notes and named John Furnan aka Frank Lancero or Domini¢ke Greice. Chicago officers arrested Ed Westcott and an accomplice, Otto Allen of Peoria, linked to the plot and a Chicago package receipt.
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New “York
Chicago
Secret Service
New York
John Furnan
Frank Lancero
Domini¢ke Greice
First Woman Takes Seat on Norwood Board of Education
Mrs. Van Morgan became the first woman member of the Norwood Board of Education, taking her seat at the fireside meeting. The board, reduced from six to five members, elected George Nieder president Robert Thompson vice president and Harold Ryland clerk treasurer. Sam Maitland, retiring member, was re-elected. a reception followed with all Norwood teachers invited.
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Norwood Board of Education
George
EF. Nieder
Robert Thompson
Harold Ryland
Jane
Sam
Maitland
Prember
van Morgan
Playgoers Get Variety in Curated Theatres
The program lists multiple venues and acts including Kayard Veiller’s social drama with Evelyn Nesbit as a featured performer. The WALNUT, ORPHEDMA, KEITH'S, EMPRESS, OLYMPIC, STANDARD, PLAZA, and GARDEN houses present a mix of comedies burlesques and musical revues.
DIES AT COURT FAVORS HER IN SUIT FOR LOVE
Miss Florence Schenck died hours after a court indicated she had a valid claim against Charles Wilson the stable manager for 50 000 dollars alleging he lured her from home with promise of marriage while he had a wife. Justice Cavegan overruled demurrer but the action abated on death.
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New York
Jan
Florence R. Fichenck
Ned
Powhauh Schenck
Norfolk
Cavegan
Charles Wilson
Alfred G. Vandertilt
Mies Schenck
Mires Albions Sanitarium
Justice Gavegan
Wilson
Misa Bchenck
Plan to Ease McMillan Street Traffic Congestion
Walnut Hills Hyde Park and Oakley civic groups meet at Walnut Hills Business Men's Club to study widening Myrtle Avenue by 10 feet from Woodburn to Gilbert Avenue. The goal is to divert traffic from McMillan Street toward Myrtle, with a committee to present the plan to park commissioners.
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Walnut Hills
Hyde Park
Oakley
Myrtle Avenue
McMillan
Park
City council targets street car route change and ordinances
The council plans a night of ordinances including a Colerain Avenue street car route change from Elm to Sixth and Walnut to Film, and action on a semi annual appropriation ordinance. Reports from the Board of Health and Firemen’s Pension Fund are due, with repeal of Ridgway Avenue extension and a veto noted.
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Spiegel
Finance Committee
Dan
Coleraine Avenue
Twelfth Street
Main
Court
Walnu
Walnut
Sixth
Elm
Vine
Fountain
Board of Health
Fireman's Pension Fund
Ridghway Avenue
Hunt
Aeemobile Company
Municipal Court Fines Speeding Driver
Municipal Judge Alexander yesterday fined B R Meyer of Meyer Packing Co ten dollars plus costs after arraignment in Municipal Court on a charge of speeding his car on Spring Grove avenue.
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Alexander
BR. A Meyer
Meyer Packing Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Suffragists Leader Collapses During Hike to Albany
General Rosalie Jones leads the army of suffragists battling snowball armed youths as exhaustion hits. She collapses at the hill entrance, is helped to a hotel, then resumes after a rescued tea, with plans to deliver a petition to the Legislature demanding women watch at the polls. The march continues toward Albany with stops en route.
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Roenue
Rosalie Jones
Asi
Gottinand
Craft
Ashe
Mrs. George
Wendt
Washington
Bangerties
Kenwood
Albany
State
Pearl Streets
Jonés
Coxsackie
New Baltimore
Indictment of ex secretary to Senator Lewis
Federal grand jury in Washington indicts Sidney Moulthrop former private secretary to Senator James Ham Lewis on two counts forging the senator's name to a $240 check and embezzlement after trust alleging he pawned jewelry and used the senator's name in letters connected to Henry B. Pindell's ambassadorship nomination.
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Washington
Sidney Moulthrop
James Ham Lewis
Moulthrop
Lewis
Henry B. Pindell
Russia
Wife Slayer Is Silent in Waltons Hotel Killing Case
Magician Robert Maloney who killed his wife and child in the Walton hotel last week has refused to speak since Saturday. He signs with his hands when spoken to, says Sheriff Cooper. Coroner Foertmeyer will postpone the inquest until Maloney’s mental condition improves. Physicians report he is suffering from alcoholic mania.
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Robert Maloney
Walton Hotel
Cooper
Maloney
Foertmeyer
Former Speaker Cannon Stricken With Cold
Former Speaker Joe G. Cannon is confined to bed at his home in The Americas nville Hl due to a cold from last Friday night. Dr. Glidden says Cannon will be out in a few days.
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Americas
Nville
Job G. Cannon
Gliddéh
Cannon
Anti-Suffragists Plan Mass Meeting in Cincinnati Area
Tentative plans for a February mass meeting of the women of Cincinnati and Hamilton County opposed to equal suffrage were announced at a Cincinnati and Hamilton County Associations Opposed to Woman Suffrage gathering. The event drew a large crowd at the secretary's home, with about 100 campaigners expected soon.
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Women of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Louis T. Moore
Neave
Florence Coff Schwarz
CONTINUE CITY DANCES UNDER NEW ADMINISTRATION
Municipal dances will be continued under the new administration according to Mrs Albert Hoffmeister of the Woman's Civic. She says Mayor Spiegel has sanctioned the continuance of the dances. Children at the afternoon dances will be divided into two classes to facilitate teaching.
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Albert Hoffmeister
Woman's Civic
Spiegel
New Municipal Court Opens With Judges Fox and Bell
The civil department of the new Municipal Court opened Monday in room 1 with Judge Fox presiding and Judge Bell as associate. The case of Cornelia and D against Thomas J. Kidwell was heard at 132 West Sixth Street. Attorney Max Levy appeared for the plaintiff and J. E. Snyder for the defendant. Charles Litter was the
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Civil Department
Roon No. 1
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Cohen
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Monte Carlo
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