Carnegie Gift Filed in Trust Names Dunfermline Fund
A Carnegie trustees meeting in Dunfermline disclosed that Andrew Carnegie’s $16,000,000 endowment for the fund registered under the Carnegie Prunfermiine Trust. The report notes the gift and its registration details, highlighting the transfer from Carnegie’s pocket to the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New York
Carnegie United Lemons Trust
Dunfermline
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Prunfermiine Trust
Dawn of a New Era Under Wilson's Rule
A speech hailed a new era in U S politics under Wilson and Cox, urging Democrats to meet Jacksonian standards. It noted transfer of bonds from Carnegie to a trust, Carnegie's $10 million personal gift, and Carnegie’s choice to fund directly from his own wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlo
Wilson
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie
Thadwertepee
Carnegie Canfermline Trust
New York Corporation
Carnegieorporation
New York
Divorce Petition Details with Cruelty and Desertion
Laura N Johnson seeks divorce from George R Johnson after 24 years of marriage begun in 1837. Accuses abandonment in 1911 and requests alimony for two children, one minor. George works for the telephone company and resides at 920 York Street. Kathryn Hess charges cruelty abandonment and drunkenness against Lot Hess in a separate case, married in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura N. Johnson
George R. Johnson
Johnson
Telephone Company
York Street
Kathryn
Lot Hess
Former Mayor Shani Speaks On Cost Of Living In Market Hearing
Report notes former Mayor Shani and Hiaint addressing Indianapolis concerns over rising living costs. A meat market meeting was held with several tethers discussing a wholesale market house. Mrs J W Hilms chaired a Housewives' Co operative League committee reviewing possible solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shani
Indianapolis
Hiaint
J. W. Hilms
Housewives’ Co-operative League
Relatives Seek Aid in Search for Missing Shinkle Man
Relatives of Ernest Shinkle from Hillsboro appealed to Cincinnati police for help in locating him. Mrs Lena Shinkle, the missing man’s wife, said she and her baby were ill and that Shinkle boarded a train to Cincinnati, prompting the appeal to Chief of Police Operan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shinkle
Hillsboro
Cincinnati Police
Lena Shinkie
Operan
Shinkle
Cincinnati
Five Arrested in Raid at Ape and Streets
Five individuals were arrested in a raid at a house on Ape and Streets late yesterday. Sergeant Pottebaum and detectives Pug Luhn Genter and Gernhardt led the operation. Hargrove faces a charge of suffering a game of chance. others are charged with participating. Arraignment set in Municipal Court this morning.
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Ape
Streets
Vente
Y. John
Pottebaum Nda
Pug
Luhn
Genter
Gernhardt
Hargrove
Norwood Progressive Cab elects officers after vote
After voting against amalgamation with the Republicans of Hamilton County, the Norwood Progressive Cab yesterday elected officers including President J. Edward Ehlen and treasurer George Cherpean Albert, with other named members W. Oeoper and Kot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Norwood
Progressive Cab
J. Edward Ehlen
Vee Vien
Jayark
George Cher’ Pean Albert
Bic
B. Denna
Ts W. Oeoper
Third Colloid Lecture by Ostwald at University of Cincinnati
Dra Wolfgang Ostwald editor of Kolloid Zeitschrift will deliver the third lecture in the colloid chemistry series at the University of Cincinnati tonight.
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Dra Wolfgang Ostwald
Kolloid Zeitschrift
University of Cincinnati
Thief Loses Scene After Heist at Ohio Trust Office
A thief crawled through a skylight into the Ohio Trust Company at 12 East Ninth Street on an icy roof and stole a watch worth six cents. In his rush he left gloves valued at two dollars, which officials say could be used by an employee.
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Ohio Trust Company
East Ninth Street
Philadelphia man arrested for grocery cash theft
William Kennedy of Philadelphia allegedly stole money from the cash register at Fred Noel's grocery 1606 Central Avenue. Patrolman Best arrested him after Mrs Noel pursued the suspect, and $27 was found in his pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennedy
Philadelphia
Best
Fred Noel
Central Avenue
Noell
Judge Denies Divorce For Watsons With Alimony Plan
Judge Warner refused to grant a divorce to Louisa and George B. Watson of 1026 Beech Avenue. He ordered $10 weekly alimony and suggested a permanent agreement could be reached. He believed they should not live together but found no basis to grant the divorce. Separately, Common Pleas Judge Caldwell granted Joseph G. Smith a divorce from Mary Smith of a long separation after she left him years ago and vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Louisa
George B. Watson
Beech Avenue
Joseph G. Smith
John ‘Street
Common Pleas
Caldwell
Mary Smith
Ists
Smith
City Hit With 3000 Dollar Suit Over New Viaduct
Mary Donovan and relatives owning 812 Lock Street filed suit in Common Pleas Court against the City of Cincinnati seeking 3000 dollars in damages. They say the viaduct from Gilbert Avenue to High Street and Broadway reduces property desirability due to ongoing street car and wagon traffic.
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Mary Donovan
Lock ‘Street
Common’Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Gilbert Avenue
Highth
Broadway
Repairs Block Courts Delay in Office Remodeling
Owing to delay in remodeling offices, Municipal Court sessions were not held yesterday. Judge Yeatman will visit Room 1 this morning to continue business.
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Yeatman
San Francisco Panama Pacific Auditorium Planned
Frisco's new Panama Pacific Exposition auditorium at Civic Center will cost 1.6 million dollars, seat 12 000, and revert to the city after the event. Designers John Galen Howard John Reid Jr and Frederick B Meyer lead the four story steel fireproof structure topped by a 190 foot octagonal dome. Already 196 conventions are slated in San Francisco for the exposition period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Civic Center
Ely
John Galen Howard
John Reid, Jr
Frederick B. Meyer
San Francis
Plan to Create Park and Recreation Commission
A Juvenile Protective Association committee proposes expanding the current three member park commission to five and renaming it to the Park and Recreation Commission. They urge one new member be the chairman of the School Board Committee on Social Centers. The group says duties align with the existing social centers work and would streamline effort. A Recreation Survey will be distributed to gain public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Protective Association
Albert Freiberg
Helen Trownstine
Praf
W. H. Parker
Social Welfare Committee
The
Bar
Park Commission
Park and Recreation. Commission
Board of Education
School Board
New Park Commission
Cleveland leaders call for Columbus meeting on January 26
Former Mayor Hunt as Ohio Municipal League president issues plan for a Columbus meeting January 26 at the Virginia Hotel. Speakers include Newton D. Mayor of Cleveland and A. Hoskins, chair of the State Civil Service Commission. Delegation urged by Mayor Spiegel.
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Hunt
Ohio Municipal League
Columbus
Virginia Hotel
Newton
Cleveland
A. Hoskins
State Civil Service Commission
Spiegel
Thie City
Testsy Nine Men arraigned for loitering before municipal court
Nine men faced arraignment on loitering charges before a municipal judge. Allegations stated repeated nocturnal gatherings. Each defendant received a small fine or brief sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiain Municipal
Concern Owes $188,823 in Bankruptcy Filing
Schedules filed yesterday in the United States District Court by J. D. Platt receiver for the New Era Auto Cycle Company of Dayton show liabilities of $185,428.28 and assets of $127,562.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District
J. D. Platt
New Era Auto ‘Cycle Company
Dayton, C
Threat in Letters May Prompt Arrest of Several Men
Letters threatening death unless a court case against Gerjué Anton Hanna is dropped were received by Roger Monseur at 223 West Pearl Street. Monseur, who alleges Syrians attacked him after testifying against Hanna, reported a Latonia Kentucky mailed threat. Detectives Schaefer and Ottoway are on the case. Hanna is said to be wanted by authorities.
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Gerjué Anton Hanna
Roger Monceur
West
Pearl Street
Syria
Schaefer
Ottoway
Ryan
Monseur
Hanna
Monsour
Latonia
Husband ABsent from Home Sparks Detective Request
Bernard Strasser, 40, of 1832 Race left his home Tuesday toward New York. He allegedly plans to return to Vienna and once worked in the saloon trade in Middletown Ohio before moving to Cincinnati after license denial. He asked Chief of Detectives Ryan to contact New York authorities to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Strasser
New York
Spiegel administration silent on loop plan amid special session debate
Members of the Spiegel administration decline to outline their stance on the proposed interurban loop and terminal plan, a former Mayor Hunt’s pet project. Mayor Spiegel says Mills bill has pros and cons, noting large bond issues could be required but may be too heavy for cities to bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
Hunt
Death by own action linked to alcohol and divorce petition
Coroner Foertmeyer announced the death of Michael Koenig a stonemason of Semenaren Q who ended his life Tuesday by his own action. He had been drinking heavily since his wife Cecilia filed a divorce petition recently.
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Foertmeyer
Michael Koenig
Semenaren
Koenig
Cecilia
TWO CITY JOBS DROPPED UNDER ECONOMY PLAN
The Board of Health adopted retrenchment at its first meeting of the year led by Mayor Spiegel. Several positions including special food inspectors and store inspectors were cut or restructured to create an eligible civil service list. Nurses and a chief school dentist saw salary increases to retain staff amid budget revisions.
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Spiegel Ie
Board of Health
Ins
Thea Atkin
Heeler
Miss Ida
Comeene
Hos
Landis
Extelle Barret
Argaret ‘Downs
Ida Johnston
Ting
Anna L. Runtil
George Weber
U.S
Ford Plan Cuts Off Immense Income Tax
Special to The American Detvest reports a Ford plan to share profits with workers boosts hiring enthusiasm at the Detroit plant despite citywide notices that no new hires would occur. The move prompts speculation among Michigan economists about tax losses and labor shifts abroad, with profits sharing praised as a potential solution to capital labor tensions.
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Ford Motor Company
Detroit
New York
Ford
Economics
Sociological Department
University of Michigan
M E. Cooley
Jinks Wurstey arraigned for disorderly conduct
Jinks Wurstey, 32, appeared in Municipal Court yesterday and was fined $10 plus court costs after the disorderly conduct charge. Police testimony described an altercation that led to the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinks Wurstey
Alex
Ander
Aireey
Jury Hears Damages Suit Over Dog Bite Injury
A two day trial in Kentucky city court ended with a verdict for Mary Stetson against Catherine Donnelly for $1,000. Stetson, who bared her knee to show a dog bite, testified the defendant's dog bit her. The case concerned alleged personal injuries from the incident.
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Mary ‘ Stetson
Catherine’ Donnelly
Mr& Stetson
Mayor Moser pushes tax rise for West Covington streets
West Covington Mayor Joseph Moser travels to Frankfort to seek passage of a bill raising the town levy. If approved, the increase funds will begin with reconstructing the principal streets in the town.
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Joseph Moser
West Covington
Frankfort
Covington Briefs A Mass of Local Appointments and Resignations
J Cc Mills, superintendent of Covington schools, Kenton County, filed a $1,000 bond and began duties. St John s Episcopal Church vestry to host a parish house event Saturday night. John Scheinoff, new fire department appointee, resigned to take effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cc. Mills
Comton
Kenton County
St. John’s Episcopal Church
John Scheinoff
Griffiths
Miss Margaret McGann Loses Diamond Ring in City Building
Miss Margaret McGann stenographer in the County Clerk's office Covington lost a diamond ring yesterday in the city building. The loss was reported to the police.
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Margaret McGann
Covington
German American Alliance elects officers in Covington
The German American Alliance of Covington Kentucky met at William Redlin's residence on Main Street last night and elected officers including President Jumper First Vice President Miss E Ehrman Second Vice President Miss T Stahl Financial Secretary Ruehmeyer and others.
Plan A 15000 Dollar Home in Ludlow by Local Committee
Members of Ludlow Aeries plan a $15,000 new home project led by T. W. Balsey Dr. L. Stroup Mayor C. H. White T. Morley Emmet Dougherty J. W. Wyatt and J. B. Gerwe. The committee will report next Monday night.
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Ludlow Aeries of
T. W. Balsey
Dr. L. Stroup
C. H. White
T. Morley
Emmet Dougherty
J. W. Wyatt
J. B. Gerwe
Covington Man Guilty in Circuit Court Gambling Case
Ben Legge was found guilty in the Keston Circuit Court on four gambling counts arising from operating a handbook on Madison avenue Covington. He was fined $200 after vowing not to offend again. Commonwealth Attorney R G Williams urged the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Legge
Madison Avenue
Covington
Keston
Commonwealth
R. G. Williams
Covington Youth to Face Juvenile Court Arraignment
Clifford Hanser a 15 year old Covington Kentucky youth will be arraigned in the Kenton Juvenile Court today Detective Parker says he saw Hanser take two parcels from a delivery wagon Officers say they had to subdue the boy before he would come to the detective headquarters His father told police he could not control the boy.
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Clifford Hanser
Covington
Kenton
Parker
Hanser
Detective Headquarters
Post Office Appointee Diskin Likely Assigned to Middletown or Richmond
Thomas Diskin, newly named post office inspector, faces assignment to Middletown Ohio or Richmond Kentucky. He previously worked at the local office. The funeral of Civil War veteran George Sullivan, 64, was held yesterday at his daughter’s home on 620 Weet Sixth Street.
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Thomas Diskin
Middletown
Richmond
Diskin
George Sullivan
Weet Sixth Street
Sullivan
Newport Covington officials seek bond authority without Election
Newport and Covington school commissioners plan to push legislation in this legislative session to allow each city to issue small emergency bonds without a public vote. Superintendent Sharon of Newport schools has been granted leave to travel to Frankfort to advocate the proposal.
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Newport and Covington
Sharon
Newport
Frankfort
Newport considers tax hike to cover bond maturities
Newport faces possible tax increase as most city bonds mature this year and sinking fund provisions are lacking. Commissioner McCrea plans to retire $10,000 of bonds by February 1 and cites need for a new east end fire house to protect the city's credit.
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Newport
McCrea
Bazaar planning meeting announced by Mothers' Club
The Federated Mothers' Club of New Port will plan a bazaar at Ve High School Monday afternoon. The Parents and Teachers' Club will meet Tuesday at Park Avenue for further event planning.
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Federated Mothers’ Club of
Newpor
Parents and Teachers’ Club
Park Avenue
Roads Report Promised By Federal Official in Kenton County
James D. Wonder of the Federal Department of Highways and Herbert E. Hemingway of the National Society for Broader Education visit Covington under the Covington Industrial Club. Wonder will present a report with recommendations to the Industrial Club and local officials. Hemingway lectured on planning home grounds and will address school children on The City Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Wonder
Federal Deartment of
Washington
Herbert EB. Hemingway
National Society For Broader Education
Kenton County
Covington
Rev. A Nemenz Named Pastor at St John’s Newport
Rev. A Nemenz of Cincinnati named pastor of St John’s Evangelical Church Newport succeeding late Rev. Frederick Knapp. Nemenz will preach at the pulpit next Sunday.
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A. Nemenz
Cincinnati
St. John's Evangelical Church
Newport
Frederick Knapp
Nemegg
Suniday
William Taylor Pleads Guilty in Latonia Slaying Case
William Taylor pleaded guilty in Kenton Circuit Court to involuntary manslaughter for the death of George Whaley at Latonia race track. With no witnesses for the state, he received a one year sentence in Covington jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Kenton
George Whaley
Latonia
Covington
Two Oaths Administered to Local Officials
Yesterday Louis Wessling a night jail guard and Richard Davie overseer of the poor and sanitary officer received oaths of office. The ceremony formalized their duties in the town administration.
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Louis Wessling
Richard Davie
Tragedy at West Elkton: J R Samuels dies after ruptured vessel
Inquest reveals J R Samuels 27 of West Elkton died at City Hospital from a ruptured blood vessel. His father, livestock dealer J R Samuels, broke down in Coroner Voertmeyer's office as details emerged. The young man, married with three children, was found semiconscious on George Street and died after a theater outing with a friend from West Elkton. Dr Jenny performed the post mortem and burial plans were set for West Elkton.
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J. R. Samuels
West Elkton
Voertmeyer
Young Samuels
George Street
West
Elkton
Jenny
Chamber Members Watch Legislation
Chamber of Commerce members will receive daily progress reports on the Legislature in Columbus. They will be kept informed of bill introductions committee appointments and findings as the special service tracks procedure and timing for leaders and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Pee Voces Gee
Out of Jail: Covington Escapeer Recaptured in Buffalo
John Taulbee, 22, of the Thomas Hotel on Vine Street, confessed to breaking out of Covington jail in November with five others. He said they escaped through a barn and planned the move days earlier. Taulbee was captured by Detectives Pfivy and Luho, Gente, and Gernhardt at Fifth and Bim streets and faces fugitive from justice charges. Authorities expect a new breaking jail count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Buffalo
John Taulbee
Thoma Hotel
Vine Street
Ryan
Taulbee
Pfivy
Luho
Gente
Gernhardt
Fifth
Bim
Liberty
Ford
Walnut Hills Post Office to Hold Public Reception
A public reception will be held in the new Walnut Hills Post Office Saturday at 7 30 p m under the Walnut Hills Business Club. A B Irwin superintendent said the station would be ready for business Monday. Twenty two carriers and five clerks are employed. The station is at Peebles corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Walnut Hills Business Club
A.B. Irwin
Peebles Corner
Acid Test Supplies For Farms From Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce has arranged to supply terrestrial crops with an acid test program. Farmers will receive materials to test soil and determine lime needs. Road repairs are planned where the initiative is implemented, and cooperation with farmers is emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce
Maeeihen Cove
Com
Encouragement for Exhibit at Manufacturers' Building
Encouragement goes to the management of the Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit Building for securing road building device exhibits and materials. Samples of road construction and photos of work will also be assembled.
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Jackson
Sue City
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PLANG
Assa
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Chamber
Kreimer & Bro
Ohio
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