Threats at Zabern trial cited calls for bloodshed
The Zabern trial hearing reveals Colonel Von Reuter warning of executions to quell unrest. Herr Mueller testifies that officers planned wholesale arrests, with machine guns readied prior to disorders. Von Reuter denies seeking bloodshed while remarks imply intent to suppress laughter by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Renter
Colgne von Reuter
Itizene
Herr Mueller
Tréete
Aaron von Forstener
von Reuter
Jackson Day Banquet Promises Largest Duckworth Club Event
The Duckworth Club plans its Jackson Day dinner at the Grand hotel tonight with Con artereman A. Stanley of Kentucky as guest of honor. Stanley is a former congressman and committee chairman. many Democrats are expected. Stephen W. McGrath hosts the program with Col. Joseph M. Ries as toastmaster. Additional speakers include Harry L. Werneite Byron H. Clendenning and others. A telegram says Congressman Allen cannot attend due to duties in Washington. New officers and directors will be installed, and committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckworth Club
Grand Hotel
Conarereman A. ©. Stanley
Kentucky
Stanley
Congress
Phair
Joan
Stephen W. McGrath
Ubesides Standey
Harry. Ll. Werneite
Byron H. _Clendenning
Klarence Crests
Anthony H Dunlap
Dixon Harry L. Haerkorn
George ‘Mubthauser
Stanley Eg ‘Bowdle
al Jen
Master Painters Elect New Officers at Banquet
The Theobald Head of Master Painters Association held its annual election after a banquet at the Munro Hotel with 70 guests including wives and friends. Toastmaster Joseph D. Engelbert announced officers: John Frechard president, John Rhuel vice president, Joel Kennedy secretary, J D Haterer treasurer, and trustees Gus yeecon Fred Johansman John FA Griewr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master’ Painters
Munro Hotel
Joseph D. Engelbert
Eadward Graf
D. Hafemeier
Jom
Engelbert
John Frechard
John Rhuel
Joel Kennedy
J.D. Haterer
Gus Yeecon
Fred Johansman
John FA. Griewr
Huerta Defies Wilson and Plans Railway Change
Reports say Huerta refuses to quit, seeks to control railway changes while Britain delays ministerial shifts to avoid US backlash. Fighting near San Luis Potosi and Camenas. no renewed clash at Ojinaga. US battleships Florida Utah and Delaware set to sail to Mexico around February 17 to relieve ships Idaho New Jersey and Nebraska now in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
State Department
United States
Carden
Great Britain
San Luis Postosl
Camenas
Ojinaga
Florida
Utah
Delaware
Mexico
Ithede Island
New Jersey
Nebraska
U S Warships Move from Vera Cruz Harbor
U S warships went outside Vera Cruz harbor as the Esperanza station on the Mexican Railway faced rebel attack. Passengers on trains near Esperanza at noon reported large bands of rebels at the nearby Beda Delmonte station, with further details awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Crux
Vera Cruz
Esperanza
Traina
Beda Delmonte
Battle kills 130 as Huerta and Constitutionalist forces clash
Special to The American reports 130 Federal and rebel deaths in a weekend battle eight miles northwest of Torreon. Two thousand Federal troops retreated into Torreon, with 87 Federal dead including officers and 43 rebels killed. Rebels claim 69 wounded and about 150 Federal wounded. 28 prisoners were captured and executed. Constitutionalist Col. Egtallo Galtierra and General de Rébles recaptured Parrás Cepeda and San Pedro, and defections from Ojinaga rise as Federals desert for the constitutionalists in Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Terreoa
Bennavides
Torreon
Wax
Ft Ja
Betavides
Aviles
Salamanca
Egtallo ‘Gqaiterren
General de Rébles
Parria
Cepeda
San Pedro
Coahuila
Passon
Saltillo
Monlerey
Villa Delays New Attack As Villa Near Ojinaga
Ep eddy to The Americas, Presidio, Texas reports Pancho Villa has not resumed battle with rebels around Ojinaga. Reinforcements awaited while Federals strengthen fortifications. General Castro and Mercatto say they are ready if Villa advances. The rebel army aims to form a strong front against Huerta’s northern government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Castro
Mercatto
Villa
Huerta
Chihuahua
Publicity Delays Carden's Transfer
Ambassador Page telegraphs to the Department predicting that premature publication of the Foreign Office plan to transfer Sir Lionel Carden from the Mexico City Legation to Rio de Janeiro will delay the move. The United States Government favors the transfer and may influence timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ambassador Page
Te Department
Foreign Office
Lionel Carden
Mexico City
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Lionel
Chamberlain Plans 10 Quit Parliament in 1911
Special Cable reports Joseph Chamberlain宣布他计划在下一次大选时退出国会。此决定在给伯明翰联盟会主席的信中公开，他自187以来一直代表伯明翰在下议院。CHAMBERLAIN现年约76岁，最后一次在议会出席是在1911年开会时。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mrs Brown Bankrupt in Embezzlement Case and Debts
Mrs Carlotta Thompson Brown free on bond faces bankruptcy petition filed yesterday in US District Court. Debts total about 80 208 29 dollars with assets roughly 55 044 09 dollars. Unpaid open accounts amount to 22 562 15 dollars and the largest claim is 22 077 dollars by Fred Schroth, the prosecuting witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Thompson Brown
Liberty
United States District Court
Fred ‘Schroth
Eee Eet Pag Brown
Duchess de Talleyrand Appeals Verdict in Church Tribunal
Cardinal Wannutelli, prefect of the Segnatura, calls a High Court meeting for Saturday to decide the Duchess de Talleyrand’s appeal from the Rota Tribunal verdict. She, formerly Anna Gould, contests the marriage annulment to Count Boni de Castellane and says she was not properly notified and denied a chance to present new evidence or witness depositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americsp
Rote
Vincenzoe Wannuteill
Segnatura ‘Tribunal
High Court
Duchess de ‘Tatleyrand
Anna Gould
Rota Tribannal
Boni de Vastelant
de ‘Talleyrand
Martial Law Declared in Albanian Port City
Vienna reports martial law proclaimed at Vlora on the Adriatic coast amid turmoil over a Turkish throne plan. Southern Albania tribes reportedly near clash as conflict spreads from political scheming to regional unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Lviona
Adriatic Sea
Inver Pai Wetil
Albania
Gardening Meeting Discussed by Cincinnati Women Teachers
The Cincinnati Woman Teacher's Association will meet at New Guilford School on Saturday to discuss school gardening. Presentations include Children's Gardens by Mrs. Kee B. Kerper and Our Past School Garden by Miss Edith Lariter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Woman Teacher's Association
New Guilford
Baturday
Kee B. Kerper
Edith Lariter
City
Augusta Hillian
Louise Lamarre
City Home Gardens
Berthaven
Alice J. Gibson
Vernon T. Lantis
Diamond Stolen From Home on Montana Avenue
Charles Bodner of 3158 Montana Avenue reports a diamond worth 110 dollars stolen last night. Police believe the thief watched the family and gained access after confirming no one was in the front of the house. The gem was on a washstand in an upstairs room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bodner
Montana Avenue
Change election contenders for Chamber ticket
Col William B Melish and Charles Robb emerge as candidates in the Chamber election referenced January 14. Melish is an active member for two years and seeks the Vice Presidency on the yellow ticket. Robb, a prominent traffic branch member, also runs on the yellow ticket for the Board of Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamer
Wilson treats for children in Long Beach
Special to The American from Pass Christian Mississippi dated January 7 reports President Wilson and Cary T. Gray visiting Long Beach. Children lined the roadside to greet the president as his motorcade passed. Beaulieu has received a flood of candy since the Wilson party’s arrival, with thirty seven pounds distributed today and more to come tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Miss
B. Pat Harrison
Ging
United States Treasury
United States
Cary T. Gray
Notch
Secret Service
Pease Ltc
Wihteeler
Yeaterday
Folka
Loni Beach
Hinks Op
Steat
Beaulieu
Wilson
Mississippi
Lowisiana
Auto Patrol and Truck Crash Near Dane Street
A high speed collision between Auto Patrol No. 4 and a Hyde Park Lumber Co truck on Spring Grove Avenue near Dane Street sent the heavy vehicle off an embankment into Minl Creek. One person injured, Keone Day 16 of Wade Street and Grant the truck driver were involved, patrolman Albresht reported the crash could not be averted. Heins?Lookout was thrown from his seat but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Patrol
Hyde Park Lumber Company
Spring Grove
Dane Street
Minl Creek
Tion
Keone
Wade Street
Wablon
Grant
Carter Street
Lookout
Pat
Albresht
Sam
Antis Plan Meeting By Cincinnati Association
The Cincinnati and Hamilton County Association Opposed to Butler will meet tomorrow at 2 36 oclock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Louis T More The object is to complete plans for a mass meeting in February and to further arrange for the years campaign An other meeting will be held later in the week to formulate the work of a general committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cintinnati and
Hamilton County Association
Strike Not Felt Yet In Cincinnati Coal Prices
Dealers report no immediate rise in coal prices in Cincinnati as marine engineers strike in Pittsburgh has not yet affected supplies. They note ample coal locally but warn a prolonged halt could push prices higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Peterson-Block Kills Sweetheart Then Shoots Self
John Oscar Peterson-Block, 19, killed his sweetheart Rose Smith, 19, and fatally shot himself in the Hotel Belmore at Lexington Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street. Rose Smith's father said he objected to the romance because the couple had no prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York
Jan. i
John Oscar Peterson-Block
Rose Smith
Belmore
Lexington Avenue
Twenty-ffth
Peterson- Block
Fragmentary Street Address List From Kiel Notice
A garbled OCR list names multiple Kiel addresses and persons with scattered details. It includes Winis RB Williems age 44 at 808 Sbilice Place Kiel and references to Jeffersoe Avenue and Clifton Heights with fragmented notes likely describing residents or properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winis
Williems
Sbilice Place
Kiel
Trirterath
Dutia
Alleged Crap Game Raided at Sunny South Cafe
Patrolmen Daley and Donges raided a rear room of the Sunny South cafe at 514 West Sixth street last night and captured ten men. Edward Taylor, proprietor, was charged with permitting a game of chance. others were charged with playing the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Donges
First District
Sunny South Cafe
West Sixth Street
Edward Taylor
Dismissal in Grand Larceny Case Over Machine Theft
Charges of grand larceny against Albert Harris and Robert Andrews were dismissed after C. W. Voss of Vous Grocery Co declined to prosecute in Municipal Court. Voss said the defendants had repaid him $56 related to the stolen and wrecked machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Harris
Parker Street
Robert Andrews
Malvern Place
C. W. Voss
Vous Grocery Company
Voss
Alexander
Births list with names and addresses
A fragmented births notice lists several newborns with parents and street addresses such as Florence Gastner 331 Audubos, a boy. Clara Bohman 2322 Gilad stone, a girl. Mary Jones 8615 Torpis arena, a girl. Ida Avila 1068 Bine Rock, a girl. Pere Bichard 810 Bast Liberty, a girl. Mary Mabedy 2048 Hewitt, a boy. Henry Baker 23 Barris, a girl. The text is garbled with misspellings and misplaced punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gastner
Audubos
Clara Bohman
Gilad
Stone Street
Williem
Katherine Terbeck
Mary Jones
Torpis Arena
Eimer
Ida Avila
Bine Rock Street
George
Mare Whelim
Dor
mGirk
Pere Aod
Josephine Bichard
Liberty
Gil
Jobo Ant
Mary Mabedy
Hewittan
Henry
Amma Baker
Barris Street
Adaw Aod
Mary Alexander
Adam and Lane
Mienmond Street
Elmwood City appoints officials in council meeting
Fred Weildi¢ is reappointed fire chief age Clinton Cowen becomes city engineer Oscar Pohlman named temporary night patrolman Frank Bottenhorn to succeed Louis Waltz as Board of Health chairman No permanent service director chosen William Bruggeman acting rector C. W. Hammel to call bids for the town plumbing contract next year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weildi
Age Clinton Cowen
Elmwood
Oscar Pohlman
Frank Bottenhorn
Louis ‘Waltz
Board of Health
William Bruggeman
C. W. Hammel
Inquiry into Siegel Bank System Begins
New York Jan 1. Municipal and district prosecutors opened a probe into the private Siegel bank operations. Attorney Whitman leads the inquiry into Henry Siegel and Frank Vogel and their firm Siegel and Company as depositors present passbooks. Investigators meet with Henry Melville the bank receiver and with receivers William Marcie and John Sheppard Jr. to review possible insolvent deposits under penal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metrict
Whitman
Henry Blegel
Frank FE Vogel
Henry Melville
William A. Marcie
John & Sheppard Jr
Siegel Enterprises
Harmon declines talk on visit amid senatorial rumors
Former Governor Judson Harmon refused to discuss a Cincinnati visit with upstate Democrats who met about his potential candidacy for the United States Senate. Observers tie the delegation to administration tensions and a bid to secure Harmon's backing for Cox in the senate fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson P. Harmon
United States
Harmon
Cincinnati
Cox
May Hold Morgan For Theft Of Will
Special to The American. Washington January 7 Virginia leaders led by Rep Charles A Carlin threaten legal action to recover the will of Martha Morgan and indict P Morgan for theft if he continues to withhold the historic document and share ownership of J P Morgan's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martha Wi
Siete Ogre Bengae- P. Morgan
Virginia
Charles A. Carlin
Mr. Morgan
J.P. Morgan
Ovirginia
Ocartin
Carlin
Mt Auburn Welfare Association Talk On Tree Culture
Mt Auburn Welfare Association hears Park Superintendent Meeds and Forester Munger address the Mt Auburn School Wednesday night. Munger will lecture on tree culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeds
Munger
Mt. Auburn Welfare Association
Mt. Auburn
Sam Bernard to Visit Keith's Next Week
Sam Bernard will appear at Keith's next week. He is remembered for He Came From Milwaukee with Radcliff and Company, Just Half Way, Charles A. Demore and Ben Light ragtime, and the Herbert Germaine Trio comedy act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Sam Bernard
Milwaukee
Radcliff and Company
Charles A. Demore
Ben Light
Herbert Germaine
Newleywedes and Their Baby at the Walnut
A musical fantasy titled The Newleywedse and Their Baby arrives at the Walnut next week. Based on George McManus cartoons, it offers humorous scenes centered on parental devotion to a first-born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Odeon Hosts German Pianist Walter Gilewicz
Noted pianist Walter Gilewicz makes his American debut at the Odeon tonight. He has held positions at Berlin conservatories and in Charkov Russia. Upon arrival he joins the College of Music faculty and will perform in a recital highlighting refined tone and agreeable style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODEON
Walter Gilewiczs
Germany
Russa
Gilewicz
Berlin
Charkov
Russia
College of Music
Merry Whirl to Feature Standard Players and Millie DeLeon
The Standard players perform in the Merry Whirl next week and introduce Millie DeLeon, the Original Girl in Blue, as an added attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie DeLeon
Mrs Thaw Recovers From Attack Impairing Lyric Showings
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw regained enough strength after an attack to resume public appearances but the Lyric Theater canceled both matinee and evening performances Tuesday due to her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Lyric Theater
Thew
Ulneas
Derelict Oklahoma Sinks After Firing From Sunk Steamer
Washington reports the Revenue Cutter Service derelict ship Seneca says the tank steamer Oklahoma sank after firing 16 shells from a gun aboard, two lifeboats from the after deck reached safety, three crew members were found dead, and authorities plan to bring bodies to New York. Captain Gunter criticizes the Spaniard captain for not aiding rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Washington
Seteca
Revenue Cutter Service
Treasury Department
Aha
Oklahoma
Fenwick Island
Cape May
Poundger
Tom
TI Sens
New York
Gunter
Boston
Manuel Calvo
Haworth
Lenadores
Federated Civic Bodies Meet Over Car Service Cuts
Federated Improvement Associations will meet at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss reductions in street car service. Ralph C Newcomb, chairman of the street railway committee, will report on investigations. East End and Westwood associations report delays between Delta Avenue cars and plan large protests to the traction company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Improvement Associations
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph C. “Newcomb
Street Railway
Federated Associations
East and Westwood
Man Dies of Burns at City Hospital
Mark Dew aged 50 of 605 West Seventh street died at City Hospital late yesterday from burns suffered Saturday. Coroner Foertmeyer to investigate. Dew worked at Randall Machine company plant at Court and Wesley avenues and staggered home, body covered in burns after saying he fell into a cistern of hot water at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Dew
West Seventh Street
City Hospital
Foertmeyer
Dew
Randall Machine Company
Court and
Wesley, Avenues
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Zabern
Cphen McGrath
Aukiaman
Fire
Joeseph M. Rice
Ont
Thords
M. Gregory
Pete F. Haberkorn
Bed “Mirschpeld
Idwata ‘Gilday
Patrick Nuttians
John M
Pattuisem
Frank £. Wood
John. C Rogers
Bonfeld
Harry H Friedman
A. Butterfield
Tony Geile
Peter
McCarthy
Frank A. ‘Churagosenh
Oo Hara
Frerrand ‘Wittertiorg
Murray M. Shoemaker
Simeon M. Johnson
John W. Peck
Kent FE
Brite
Cal J Weare
Alfred
M.g¢Hen
John
Thornes
H. Morton
Simeon H. Hurtig
Thoniae KK
Sebmilek
Theobald
Party
L. C. Hill
Vine Street
Carew
Fayte Pars
U. S
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Unionist Association of
Birmingham
House of Commons
Jers. Chamberlain
France
Mary Endicott
Fosten
William Cy Ee
Massachuntis
Cleveland
Brown
Col
William B. Melish
Charles
Robb
Chamber of
Melish
WM. Sh. Melish
Chas
Antis Plan
Boy
Girl
Girt
Johna Eny Roy
Charlin
Bast
Siegel Bank
Kdward Sheldon
Sheldon
Francis MacMillen
Henrietta Crossman
Edward Childs Carpenter
Philadelphia
Miss Crossman
Nell
Cata
Bach Tauerg
Chopin
Orpheum
Jones
George Broadhurst
Charles Gunn
Lillian Kemble
Cissy
Broadhurst
Empress
George Hoey
Mile. Ceetle
Frank Eldred
Fred Carr
Harry Rose
Dorsch End Russell
Campbell and McDonald
HEUCK
Gayety
Federated Civic Bodies
the Glow Electric Co
Walnut Street
Cincinneti
Ohio
E. J. Moore CO
Covington
Madison AY
Tel
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