Banking Law and Tax Reform Highlight Stanley Address
Stanley spoke on banking law changes and currency reform credit control and urged optimism for U S commerce and industry citing tariff income tax and currency laws. He praised Hunt and noted 3000 saloons closed by new liquor law with 1500 deemed dives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Brantey
Kenapeaker
United States Steel Corporation
Byron’ Am
State Liquor License Board
Lia
Eastern Insurance
Stephen W. McGrath
Hunt
Me‘Grath
Stanley
EB. Bowdle
Ship Battle Abbey Burned. Crew Rescued in Astoria
A report from Astoria Oregon states the steamer Battle Abbey burned on December 31. The captain and crew were saved by another vessel that arrived to rescue them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Ore
Battle Abbey
Funeral for Miss Mary Resor Held in New York
Funeral services conducted today for Miss Mary Resor formerly of ine nnght died suddenly Wednesday while visiting sister Mrs Morrison Waite of 536 Resor Avenue Chitén Wil. Interment planned at Spring Grove Cemetery.
Booster Club probes car service re routing on College Hill
College Hill Boosters met at the Park Motel to discuss Traction Company cutting streetcars. They called for a passenger count and car scheduling study and warned the issue may go to City Council. Delegates to the Federated Improvement Association were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill Street
College Hill
Albert H. Davis
John Daller, Jr
Louis A. Nicholas
Federated Improvement Association
Cincinnati Opens First Authorized Social Center Next Thursday
Cincinnati will open its first authorized social center at the George Sands school next Thursday night. The event will organize men women and young people into societies with invitations sent to parents. Dr. Moore will give an illustrated session Australia and addresses will be delivered by Dr. James F. Clayton and Superintendent Condon. Principal E M Sasser presides and Music Superintendent Walter Aiken schedules the program. Preliminary social work begins Friday at Lincoln school with Director Moore and Assistant Superintendent Ke D Roberts speaking. Mothers' Club serves refreshments. Guilford graduates plan a gathering next Monday at the new school building.
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Cincinnati
George Sands
Frank Murden Mates
Moore
Tession
Australia
James F. Clayton
Condon
E. M. Sasser
Walter Aiken
Lincoln School
Soho
Ke D. Roberts
Chuir
Sycamore Eagles Install Officers in Reading Ceremony
Sycamore Aeries of Eagles held an installation at the club house in Reading with Grand Worthy President Thomas J. Cogan presiding. Newly installed officers include Worthy President Edward Fladuce and Worthy Vice President Emmet Phillips, among others.
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Sycamore Aeries of
Reading
Tast
Thomas J
Carl’ J. Koehler
A. H. Volfe
Theodore Pape
Albert € “Alter
Martin Link
Congressman Bowdle Praises Panama Canal Locks
Congressman Blanney B. Bowdle spoke to Madisonville High School pupils about the Panama Canal. He described Gatun having six locks, each able to hold eight Washington monuments, and said the dam sights inspire more than battleships.
Actresses Cook Own Meals On Tour With Utensils
Gaby Deslys and Florentve Courtney tour with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in a lyric show. They carry electrical cookers to prepare meals on the road, arguing restaurants fail to match mothers' cooking. Their mother travels as superintendent of the culinary department and chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaby
Deslys
Florentve Courtney
Evelyn Nesbit
Mother
Streetcar Service Impaired Says City Official
Service Director Fosdick announced no action would be taken to compel the Traction Company to restore service until inspector Pinkerton reports on recent complaints. Pinkerton notes cars were removed on heavily traveled lines and that conditions are worse than at any time since he began investigations.
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Fosdick
Traction Company
Revere
Pinkerton
Seaman
Letter Missing with $150 Check in Miami Hotel Mailbox
Government authorities and local detectives investigate the disappearance of a special delivery letter containing a check for $160 from a mailbox in the hallway of the Miami Hotel rooming house at 644 Walnut Street. The letter was addressed to Delbert Batley of Asheville, N. C., by a friend in East Orange.
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Miami Hotel
Walnut ‘Street
Delbert Batley
Asheville
Friend
East Orange
Burglars Break Windows at Kroger Store
Robbery report states two men broke a window at the Kroger Grocery and Baking Co store at Fifth and Stone streets and stole canned goods valued at 4.60. Detectives found no trace of the thieves. Burglars also forced a rear door at Frantz Grocery, 320 East Pearl Street, taking goods valued at 11.66.
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BH. Kroger
Fifth and
Stone Streets
Frantz
East Pearl Street
Stolen Team and Wagon Believed Taken Toward Lexington
Edward Lykins of 8910 Turill Street reported to police yesterday the theft from his home of a team of horses a wagon and $45 He described a former employee as a suspect and authorities in Lexington Kentucky were notified about the suspected theft and travel direction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lykins
Turill Street
Lexington
Near Death in Far West
George Edwards formerly an employee in the Hamilton County Sheriffs office is reported dying in Oakland California after being stricken with paralysis. He had served in the county offices and is noted as a former official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edwards
Hamailton County Sheriffs’ Office
Oakland
Cal
Edwards
City Hospital Patient Recalls Sixth Street Stabbing
Calvin Henderson of 845 Workman Avenue said a Black man stabbed him after an encounter near Sixth Street and Central. Henderson remains in serious condition at City Hospital as detectives investigate the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Henderson
Workman Avenue
City Hospital
Negro
Sixth Street
Central
Kenan Club Backs Foraker For Senate Inendorsements
The Norman G. Kenan Republican Club adopted resolutions denouncing the Democratic administration and pledging support to former Senator Joseph B. Foraker for the United States Senate. They endorse Foraker for both the August primary and November general elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman G. Kenan
Republican Club
Joseph B. Foraker
Senate
J. V. Coppola
Parker Arguments For Gompers And Aides In Supreme Court
Special to The Americas Washington January. Arguments in contempt cases involving Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor were presented in the Supreme Court. Gompers Morrison and other AFL leaders attended with federation officials and union chiefs as Parker and Ralston argued for the appeal from the Court of Appeals modified sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Washington
Jan
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Gompers
Morrison
Allen B. Parker
New York
Jackson
H. Ralston
Court of Appeals Piaster of Columbia
Supreme Court of the of Columbia
Mitchell Orrison
Mitchell
Bucks Stove and Range Company
May call out troops over Tacoma strike clash
Governor Lister may be asked to mobilize militia after a violent clash between private police and smelter strikers at Ituston near Tacoma. One striker Andrew Aronke was shot and killed amid the affray.
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Tacoma
Wash
Lister
Ituston
Here
Andrew Aronke
Awianie
Boxmakers Win Strike With $3 Raise to $15 a Week
One hundred fifty boxmakers ended a week long strike after returning to work yesterday. They secured a $3 increase, bringing the weekly pay to $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
Radium and Religion Highlighted by Dr Kelly
Special to The American. New York January report on Dr Howard A Kelly cancer surgeon speaking on radium therapy and its alleged ties to biblical prophecy. He warned against fake radium tubes and urged more radium for treatment of breast cancer and a stronger X ray machine while noting Congressmen Bremner’s gradual improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Howard A. Kelly
Malachi
Kelly
Congresseman Bremner
Secretary Lane Urges Conserve Radium Access for All
Secretary Lane writes Governor Ammons urging radium be managed to serve both rich and poor due to scarce supplies. He notes radium’s curative potential for cancer and supports Senate and House debates on radium lands. Modified X ray treatment proposed as substitute by John F. Anderson as broader application is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Franklin &. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Ammons
Colorado
Lane
Ammon
House of Representatives
House Committee On ‘Public Lands and Mines and Mining
John F. Anderson
United States Hygiene Laboratory
Say High Radium Cost Is a Gauge
London reports that radium prices are deemed artificially inflated by market controllers. Dr Lazarus Barlow, head of the Cancer Research Laboratories at Middlesex Hospital, says suppliers exploit demand, with manufacturers confirming ongoing price hikes while demand persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lazarus Barlow
Cancer Research Laboratories
Middlesex Hospital
Brighton Council Leads Junior Order of Cincinnati Growth
Brighton Council, the largest Junior Order council in the state, raised membership through a series of entertainments. The latest event at American Hall drew over 700 attendees to install new officers with musical numbers by Lillian Hafford Georgiana Walker Emma Walker and recitations by Julia Hednen Edna Tischier. Phil Ritter and Phil Philips orchestra with five girl singers provided entertainment led by Past State Councilor Reinhard Schwald.
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Brighton
American Hall
Howard Afford
Lillian Hafford
Georgiana Walker
Emma Walker
Julia Hednen
Edna Tischier
Phil Ritter
Phil Philips
Reinhard
Schwald
Audubon Society Plans Annual Reception at Cuvier Press Club
The Audubon Society will hold its annual reception at the Cuvier Press Club this afternoon. Mrs. W. J. Williams will perform songs and Miss Alice Adele TF will provide a third story. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubdén, Society
Cuvier Press Club
W. J. Willams
Alice Adele
Hear Attack on Decision in Love Suit
Attorney for Miss Young appeals a $50 000 breach of promise suit against Ming Georgian Young of Pittsburgh. Sullivan argues District Judge Killitts erred by urging a cold unemotional jury response. Cleveland and Pittsburgh attorneys note a November 1908 excursion and a private party at Ft. Pitt Motel with drinks served to Corrigan and Miss Young.
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Ming Georgian Young
Pittsburg
Warrington and
Dennison
Sullivan
Miss Young
Killitts
Cleveland
Mien Young
Bam Holding
Mies Young
Corrigan
Ft. Pitt
Rebels Suffer Setback as Federals Press at Ojinaga
On Wednesday afternoon fighting intensified as U S forces fortified positions and inflicted heavy damage on rebel ranks. Ailing rebel commander Mancilla surrendered to US troops and will return to Ojinaga after recovery. Rebels claim aeroplane scouting but have yet to use it. action around Guyamas noted as a failure.
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Agen
Jone
Mancilla
United States
Ojinaga
Guyamas
Conference between Lind and O'Shaughnessy Continues
Special to The American Vera Criz January 8 The conference between John Lind and Nelson O'Shaughnessy American charge d affaires at Mexico City continued for most of the day It is believed Lind visited Wilson and may have further concerns with O'Shaughnessy over Huerta policy O'Shaughnessy dined with Lind aboard the battleship Michigan
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Vera Criz
John Lind
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Lind
Wilson
O'Shaughnessy
Michigan
Desertions Threaten Huerta as Rebels Gain Ground
Special to The American reports a grave crisis for Huerta with wholesale desertions draining the army. Captain Montes defected to the rebels at Lampascas with machine guns and ammunition, while heavy fighting rages between Zacatecas and Calero. Rail disruption worsens as rebels tear up tracks between San Luis Potosi and nearby cities, halting trains.
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Mexico City
Saaremaa
Huerta
War Department
Montes
Lampascas
Zacatecas
Calero
San Luie Poetosl
Villa On Way To Renew Attack At Ojinaga
Pancho Villa and reinforcements with ample ammunition moved through La Mula Pass preparing a renewed attack on Ojinaga though start time is uncertain. Federals skirmished toward a rebel camp at dusk as nearly a hundred rebels’ wounded were sent to this side of the river drawing Red Cross aid. Colonel Luis Cullly, a Federal commander, died in hospital and claimed his men shot him on the battlefield.
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Presidio
Texas
Pancho Villa
la Mula Pass
Ojinaga
Red Cross
Luis Cullly
Birth Notices From Missourian Starm Plans and Names
Fragmentary births notice listing several couples and addresses with unclear spellings. Mentions include Marie Spooner with 1633 Moore Street and John and Jessie Schilling at 429 Clark Street, plus other unclear parental names and street lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Marie Spooner
Moore Treet
Burton Signals Neutral Stance on Regional Bank Move
Senator Theodore Burton of Cleveland hints at neutrality in the Cleveland Cincinnati regional bank contest. Cincinnati backers press for a reserve bank, with city committees assembling data for the currency commission to prove Cincinnati’s claim while Burton weighs open support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Burton
Washington
Currency Commission
Market Plans Committee Formed for Municipal Wholesale Market
A 15 member committee of the Lower Cost of Living Association was appointed to draft a plan for a municipal wholesale market. They will seek charter changes to authorize the city to operate such a market and to create a new city department for potential involvement in the goods business. The group cites benefits for retailers farmers and consumers and envisages market quotations for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Charter Commission
Joseph W. Hii
John ‘L. Shearer
New
Wife makes charges in embezzlement case
Mrs Bernard Strasser of 1832 Race Street swore out two warrants for the arrest of her husband Wistand who vanished days ago with about 1600 dollars. She accuses him of taking 1272 dollars from her and 250 dollars held in trust as a legacy to her nephew Charles Pallein and niece Adelle Pallein. The children are orphans living with Mrs Strasser.
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Bernard’ Strasser
Race Street
Wistand
Chisrles
Adelle Pallein
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E. T. Dixon
Joseph M. Rice
Stephen, W. Meentohn
Shadff
Ora
Ice
Thyme
M. Gregory
Peter
Padot Korn
PO Hirschfeld
Edward Gilday
Patrick ‘Nuttle
John W
Frank
Wood
John Jr
BF Rogers
P. J. Benfield
Harry J. Friedman
A. Butterfield
Geile
Peter J. McCarthy
Frank A. Thill
Joseph W. O'Hara
Barnard ‘Willenberg
Murray
M. Shoemaker
Oeen Eee
M.johnson
John’. W
Peck
A Bruce
Cal J. Near
Alfrea
Weinig
Thomas
Morrow
Simeon H. Hurtig
Thomas ’K. Schmuck
Booster Club
Sycamore Eagles
Fay and
Florence Courtney
Far West
Kenan Club
Foraker
Parker
EEO Bible AB
Junior Order OF Cincinnati Leads
Mamie McGrew
Marie Wherfeld
Freemen Avenue
Tane Street
Roth
Semmer
Cutter Street
Fourteenth Street
William
Ieene
Ceri Ag
U. 3
O’shaughnessy
Dennert
E. J. Moore CO
Ae Ky
Union
Sovanven
Thies City
L. C. Hill
Vine Street
Carew
Asal
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