Council Debates Civil Service Tests And Street Projects
Last night council debated civil service testing after appointees questioned the exam process for street sweeper posts. The meeting also addressed Ridgeway avenue street improvements and the Ford plant link, with a hospital bond measure and budget tweaks approved.
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Tobe D. Bush
Draughteman
Nellie Mullen
Civil Service
Sabina Lath
Mies Hogan
FB. W. Barr
Bugh
Togal
Robert M Scott
Lst
Hamed
Scott
Munt
Solicitors Office
Hunt
Ways and Means Committee
Ottock
Ridgeway Avenue
Ford
Whittler Improvement Association
City Hall
The Playgoer's True Friend shows a wide stage bill
The article previews a theater pageant featuring Sattler and Wren ester performers, a Gale ue production, and a Beachus cast in a May press preview. It highlights two comedians Wetson and Coban from Cincinnati, Tom Sullivan ownership, and Free Letters Quartet with wrestling and song segments.
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Fou
Payebo
Dow Press
Eax
Indienapolia
Gayeti
The
Happy Widows
Wetson
Coban
Ieee
Cincinnati
Monte Carto Girls
Tom Sullivan
Fes
Corry Vidle
Te-F Company
Spe
Winten
Garden
Leten
Hamilton Sink ing Fund Saves Over $60 000 in City
Over $60 000 has been saved to the city of Hamilton during the past year by the sinking fund trustees. Secretary Walton and S Bowers report that they paid over $52 000 on investments that have matured and received over $9 000 in interest on investments.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Walton &S. Bowers
Huerta’s Last Stronghold Faces Insurgent Attack
Floating garbled report states Guaymas in northern Mexico remains under Venustiano Carranza loyalists as insurgents led by Huerta press for seizure. The first cavalry regiment moves from Curoba toward Guaymas to join about 2 000 rebel infantry in the assault.
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Sa 2
Guayman
Calutdensal
Mexico
Gneral Venustiano Carranza
Guaymas
Pedro Jeda
Curbo
Sonora
Such Things As These They Fall Out For Such Things As These
In affidavits accompanying a complaint for separation Mrs Murphy lists marital discord including differing tastes in food and clothing. She claims Murphy hid her stockings and trunk and forbade slit skirts, prompting a suit for divorce. Max Horowitz is quoted as remarks in the case.
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New York
Seer Capnenine
Tweed
Wahwits
Max Horowitz
May
Ead
Stran
Murphy
Form Checker League Forms at YMCA Meeting
The YMCA forms a checker league and invites all members to the first meeting. The gathering is set for Saturday at 7 oclock to elect officers.
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Checker League
Mystery Death of Soldier at Ft Thomas Under Army Probe
First Sergeant Harry Cannon of Company A Ninth Infantry at Ft Thomas was found with a self inflicted gunshot wound and died two hours later. Army officials say state authorities have no jurisdiction on reservations as a military court investigates the incident. Cannon, 86, served in the Spanish American War and previously fought in Cuba. his last assignment was at Ft Worth, Texas.
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Haries
Cannon
Ninth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Digby
Campbell County
Cuba
Ft. Worth
Texas
Indicted man pleads guilty in Covington case
Harry Schulte pleaded guilty in Kenton Circuit Court to operating a handbook in Covington. He was fined 50 dollars after Commonwealth’s Attorney R. G. Williams recommended the penalty on the condition that Schulte promise not to offend again.
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Harry Schulte
Covington
Kenton
R. G. Wiliams
Commonwealth Ney
Schulte
Railroad ordered to stop nuisance in Covington case
Kenton grand jury indictments accuse L and N Railroad of nuisance in Covington due to excessive whistle blows and engine smoke. Judge Tracy issued an order directing the company to cease the alleged nuisance and set attorneys to respond.
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Kenton Grand Jury
L. & N. Railroad
Covington
Tracy
Divorce Suit Filed Against Chesapeake & Ohio Conductor
Mrs Marie Johnson sues Clarence Johnson a Chesapeake and Ohio railway conductor for divorce in Kenton Circuit Court. Judge Tracy issues a restraining order keeping him from touching his salary during settlement. She alleges cruelty and failure to provide for herself and infant daughter. She claims the husband earns about 150 dollars a month.
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Clarence Johnson
Chespeake & Ohio Railway
Marie Johnson
Kenton
Tracy
Johnson
Iinson
Three Civil Cases Settled in Ken ton Circuit Court
Cases settled yesterday in the Ken ton Circuit Court include Sam Willis v. Roch Broner, Jacob Evans v. Ohblo Scholl and Lumber Co, and P J Mulcahey v. South Covington Street Railway.
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Kenton
Sam Willis
Roch Broner
Jacob Evans
Ohblo Scholl and Lumber Company
P. J. Mulcahey
South
New Covington Names First City Solicitor
Frederick W. Schmitz, Covington's first city solicitor under the commission form, entered upon duties yesterday marking a new legal adviser in city government.
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New Covington Legal Adviser
Frederick W. Schmitz
Covington
First Cars Are Received for Covington Cincinnati Line
The Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company has received the first of twenty new cars, delivered over a year ago. The new cars are identical to the existing fleet but feature enclosed rear platforms.
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Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Woman Delegate Oration in Frankfort on January 18
A woman delegate will deliver an oration of Labor in Frankfort on January 18. She departs the following Sunday for the state capitol, accompanied by Miss May Hickey and Miss Anna Smith.
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Frankfort
State Capitol
May Hickey
Anna Smith
Officials take oaths in Ft. Mitchell ceremony
New Ft. Mitchell officials sworn in yesterday include President Dr William Reilley town clerk John Menzies attorney Alie Howard treasurer Fred Pieper assessor Phil Queal police judge George Paxton Diehl and marshal William They took office yesterday.
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Ft. Mitchell
William Reilley
John Menzies
Alie Howard
Fred Pieper
Phil Queal
George Paxton Diehl
William
New Officers Organized in Campbell County
Newly elected trustees of Cote Brilliant Campbell County organized yesterday by electing William Rust chairman Daniel Carmichael city clerk Edward Parker treasurer Harry Weber attorney.
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Cote Brillant
Campbell County
William Rust
Daniel Carmichael
Edward Parker
Harry Weber
Covington Board of Equalizers Elects New Leadership
The Covington city board of equalization elected Alpert Miller as chairman and Arthur Day as secretary. George Roth and Frank Anthe were named as other board members. The board will hold a five day session.
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Covington City
Speculation Over City Hall Dismissals Sparks Terse Shakeup
The dismissal of three scrub women at Ovington City Hall by Superintendent Giindmeyer last night fuels speculation on further staff cuts as city budget tightens. Mrs Luck, a long time employee, along with Mrs Kath Kelley and Mrs Teak Rinled, were among those let go amid city care budget reductions for the city building.
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Ovington City Hall
Suprintendort Giindmeyer
Luck
City
Kath Kelley
Kath
Teak Rinled
Maton
Ant
Joseph
Resenaton
City Commissio
Covington Briefs Appointments And Vacancies
Bert Brown named janitor of Ninth and Tenth District Schools replacing McGreevey who became a patrolman. County Judge Cleary on ten day vacation in West Baden Indiana Collins Lee acting judge. R Coppin Jr appointed jury commissioner in Federal Court succeeding his father who died recently.
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Bert Brown
McGreevey
Cleary
West Baden
Ind
Collins Lee
R. Coppin, Jr
Federal Court
Newport Board of Equalization Opens Five Day Session
The Newport Board of Equalization led by Anton Sheben W W Pagan and Peter Gruenhols opened a five day session in a city county court building office. County Judge Biltz appointed Wil Main Manwaring and John Bitzer as county patrolmen. Dr Kehin was named county jail physician succeeding Dr Truesdell. The Campbell County Saloon Keepers Association plans reorganization to influence forthcoming legislation.
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Newport Board of Equalization
Anton Sheben
W. W. Pagan
Peter Gruenhols
County Court
Biltz
Wil. Main Manwaring
John Bitzer
Dr. Kehin
Dr. Truesdell
Campbell County ‘Saloon Keepers’ Association
Marriage licenses issued in Covington
Licenses granted in Covington include Melville Byrd of Paducah Kentucky and Kape Schwartz of Covington. Lebean age 56 and Mrs. Clara Alfreda 27. Thomas M. Fitzgerald 24 of West Chester Ohio and Alice Painter 23 of Covington. Charles J. Young 28 of Kansas City Kaw and Kitty Edwards 26 of Ridgeville Ind.
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Covington
Melville Byrd
Paducah
Kape Schwartz
Lebean
Clara Alfreda
Thomas M. Fitzgerald
Westchester
Ohio
Alice Painter
Kansas City
Kaw
Kitty Edwards
Ridgeville
Ind
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Our Loss
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for the kindness shown to friends and relatives following the death of our beloved wife and daughter. The message notes appreciation for support during the bereavement and acknowledges the loss of Beck (nee).
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Eet Beck
Petition for Change in Compensation Law Seeks Signatures
Beroia E Lord of the Ohio Equity Association in Cleveland arrives in Cincinnati to collect signatures on a petition urging a referendum vote on the Green Warnes and Kilpatrick acts. The association opposes the compulsory feature of the Compensation act and aims to influence the Legislature’s consideration.
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Beroia E Lord
Ohio Equity Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cox
Equity Association
Gren
Lord
Green
Warnes
Local Officials Recount Election Wager Results
Fragmentary notes indicate a juvenile court banquet night with officers and a wager about the mayoral outcome. Names like Geis, Kuhn, and Sirey appear in uncertain context as supporters or observers of the election bet.
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Juvense
Geis
Kuhn
J. J. Geis
Suffragist Leader Trips Mid Journey for Albany Petition
A suffragist march toward Albany to present a petition to Governor Glynn traveled from Coxsackie toward Ravena. General Rowslie Jones and followers paused at a farm house for tea and rest, advancing about 14 miles to Ravena that day with plans to continue, despite fatigue and sore feet.
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Ravens
N. Y
Rowslie Jones
Albany
Glynn
New Balti
Raveng
Vancoréen
New Baltimore
Plan to Enact Ten Laws in First Week
Special to The Ameroad Columbus reports Speaker L Swain promises ten new laws in the first week. Harvey begins Monday as the House drafts bills with top administration talent. Public broadcasts of the proposed acts will be held next week in the Lower House.
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Columbus
Jan
Ae Harvey
L. Swain
House of Representatives
Swain
State’ Administration
Publi’ngs
Youths confess to stealing several automobiles
Albert Mathew of 1208 Bremen street and Frank Knierim, 17, of 110 West Fifteenth street, were detained by Detectives Dal and Luebbers after confessing to thefts of multiple cars from Government Bauere in recent months. Police allege the youths used the cars for joy rides.
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Albert Mathew
Bremen Street
Frank Knierim
Fifteenth Street
Dal and
Luebbers
Bauere 1
Transfer to Mayor McKenna’s Office Former Director Reassigned
The service director since the year began has been transferred to the Mayor's office. His prior post at the courthouse is filled by Sob, Kieborth, who served similarly. The appointment came from the eighth service list.
Bathgate Accepted for City Manager Duties in Dayton
Edwara Bathgate, commonly Bathgate, takes on the role of City Manager Waite’s duties in Dayton. He previously served in the engineer's office and will undergo measures to prevent loss of civil service rating as he steps into the new position.
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Edwara Bathgate
Soh E A
Bath‘gate
Waite
Atte
Hold Election of Officers for 1914 Knights
The Knights hold their annual officer election for 1914 with officers named or to be chosen. The election will take place Tuesday February 18. In attendance were officers and trustees listed among prominent members.
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Dormey
George Wicha
Nist
Gale Holds Warships Off Vera Cruz Training Delayed
A northern gale at Vera Cruz on January 6 detained several ships including New Jersey Rhjodéois and the No gce braska while Michigan went out for practice before the storm renewed after the batt.
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New Jersey
Rhjodéois
Nogcebraska
Michigan
Batt
Report Clerk Arrest Notified by Postoffice Inspectors
Postoffice Inspectors and Smith notified 2 R. Luchtes berg Massillon chief clerk of the arrest at Massillon of Joseph Schendel an employee at Pennsylvania railroad. Schendel is alleged to have rified the matis.
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R. Luchtesberg
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Massillon
Joseph Schendel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schendel
Matis
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