Tango Dancers Beset By Satanic Hell Fire Prophecy
Mrs Alma White editor of the Pillar of Fire and Pene costal Union leader fears tango will send dancers to hell she arrived back from Europe on the Lusitania warning the dance is a hypocritical sin and will incur divine wrath in eternity.
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Hades
Alma White
Hound Brook
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Pillar of Fire
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Lusitania
Europe
Mrs. White
Robbers beat man and flee after highway attack
Two masked highwaymen beat banker near Colerain avenue on West Fork road and stole $4 before fleeing as Mounted Patrolman Barnley pursued one suspect emptying his revolver. Louis Blum was also assaulted on West Seventh street, robbed of one dollar by three assailants.
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Banker
West Fork Road
Colerain Avenue
Barnley
Louis Blum
West Seventh Street
Fires on Police at Poincare Home
A man muttering Poincare fired four shots at police near the Elysee Palace in Paris but missed. He fled toward Rue Miromesnil, turned and fired again, and used an Algerian dagger. Police stormed a Rue Percier house, wounded him in the stomach, and arrested him.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
Poincare
Miromesnil
Rue Percier
State Auditor Donahey Shocks Democrats With Attack
State Auditor Donahey pressures lawmakers by challenging the system that allows extravagant spending. Democrats react to the accusation as a partisan clash over fiscal controls and oversight.
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Donahey
Political Reform Urgently Demanded in Ohio Report
State Auditor Donahey criticizes Ohio governance in a report to Governor Cox and the Legislature. He cites wasteful spending, unbonded officials, dual salaries, obsolete laws, and high postage costs, urging a central purchasing bureau and immediate remedies ahead of a likely special session.
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Ohio
Donahey
Cox
Sncore
County Treasuries
State House
Feathers Seized From Hats On Lusitania Arrival
U S customs officers seize costly aigrettes from Mrs F T Taylor of New York and later from Mrs Blackmer at the Vanderbilt on arrival of the Lusitania. Inspectors impound the plumes for appraisal after blunt protests and a remark that Uncle Sam is fooled.
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F. T. Taylor
Surveyor Henry
Mre. Henry
Denver
Henry
Park Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Sheara
Vanderbilt
Mrs. Blackmer
Villa Leads Rebel Breakout At Ojinaga
General Pancho Villa, with two thousand Federal troops closing in, broke through enemy lines to reach General Ortega near Ojinaga. Several of Villa’s guards were captured and executed, others killed. Villa escaped with heavy fighting, while POWs and wounded were moved to safety. Film crews in New York seek exclusive revolutionary footage.
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Presidio
Tex
Pancho Villa
Terribio Ortega
Ofinaga
Villa
Ortega
Ojinaga
Lind Is Hope of Mexican Dictator
Eight Diaz allies jailed for three months on conspiracy charges against Huerta are released after the court finds insufficient evidence. Huerta pins hopes on a conference between Charge Nelson OShaughnessy and a special envoy, with continued coverage on page two.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
9000 in revolt at Jagers Fontein diamond mine
Cape Town January 9 There has been rioting at the Jagers Fontein diamond mine. About 9000 natives have risen in revolt breaking from their compounds and sacking the town. Several are reported killed and others wounded as inhabitants flee to a laaga.
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Cape Town
Africa
Jagers
Packard and others sign three-year deals with Chicago Federal
Chicago reports Gene Packard of Cincinnati and Ad Brennan with William Killifer of Philadelphia Nationals along with Leonard Cole obtained from Columbus have signed three-year contracts with the Chicago Federal league club.
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Chicago
Gene Packard
Cincinnati
Ad Brennan
William Killifer
Philadelphia Nationals
Leonard (King) Cole
Columbus
New York Americans
Paris Cardinal Bans Tango Dance As Sin
Cardinal Leon Adolphe Amnette of Paris issues a church admonition to ban tango dancing as a sin requiring confession and penance. The message, to be published in local churches Sunday, condemns the dance.
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Paris
Leon Adolphe Amnette
U S Fleet Placed In Readiness Within 48 Hours
Special to the Washington dispatch reports the Atlantic reserve fleet mobilized at League Island navy yard Philadelphia. Ten second line battleships and other ships are held in readiness with ammunition aboard for 48 hour action. Enlistments rise as the army and navy near full strength.
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Washington
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Pea
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Married man kills woman and himself in Madison
In a Madison school an insurance agent and nephew of Senator Spooner shot and killed Miss McConnell in front of about twenty kindergarten pupils before taking his own life. He had been infatuated with her and offered elopement, but she refused.
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Madison
Wis
John Co
United States
John C. Spooner
Miss McConnell
Spooner
Miss. McCopinet
Weather forecast unsettled and colder across Midwest regions
The bulletin notes unsettled conditions for Cincinnati and vicinity with near freezing lows. Ohio forecast calls for snow or rain turning to snow, while the north portion stays colder and the south unsettled with possible snow or rain and brisk west to northwest winds. Indiana is unsettled and colder with generally fair conditions later.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
May Not Fill Job Vacated by Cary
Officials at City Hall discussed not filling the vacancy left by Samuel F. Cary, superintendent of Information and Complaints, who resigned yesterday. Rumor suggested Harry P. Shafer might succeed Cary if the post is filled, while Mayor Spiegel’s clerk M. Rosen said his civil service protection would resist removal. Charles Ludwig, a former clerk under Saver Meknes, offered remarks on the ethics surrounding the situation.
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Samuel F. Cary
Bureau of Information ‘and Complaints
B. Cary
Spiegel
Harry P. Shafer
Cary
M. Rosen
Charles Ludwig
Saver -Meknes
Ludwig
Mayor Seeks City Hall Department Report on Employees
Mayor Briday asked for a comprehensive report from City Hall listing each department’s number of employees and the condition of work. City Hall staff, retaining from the Hunt administration, show strong interest in the request while no official reason was given beyond gaining insight into building operations.
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Briday
City Hall
Hunt
Feud Leader Randall McCoy Fatally Burned in Pikeville
Randall McCoy a longtime feud figure in the McCoy Hatfield dispute died after falling into an open fireplace in Pikeville Kentucky. He was 86 years old.
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Pikeville
Randall McCoy
McCoy
Hatfield
Mc Coy
Burton Warns of Dangers in Currency Law
Senator Burton addresses Cincinnati bankers warning about currency law risks. He likens the responsibility placed on Wilson to that borne by Lincoln in wartime.
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Burton
Senate
Cincinnati
Wilson
Lincoln
Burton Warns Central Bank Key to Nations Finance
Senator Theodore Burton criticized the new currency law before the Cincinnati American Bankers Institute urging a single central reserve bank to control credit and foreign exchange. He warned regional banks fail to curb gold export and risk New York dominance, while urging active support from bankers and a 300-strong delegation from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky.
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National Reserve ’Board
Theodore B. Burton
Cleveland
Cincinnati
American Bankers’ Institute
Business Men's Club
Burton
Secretary of the Treasury
National Reserve’ Commission
Thien
New York
Tate
Deal
National Reserve Organization
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Dayton
Ton
Some Ought To Be Kept There Special to The Americna
New York state Senators were reclassified by an Italian applicant seeking U S citizenship. Before Queens County Supreme Court Justice Crane the man answered a quip about state senators and claimed they are kept in prisons. He was advised to study further for admission.
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New York
Jan
United States
Justice Crane
Queens County Supreme Court
Crane
Ryedale
Sugar Refining Talks Collapse in Anti Trust Settlement
Negotiations between American Sugar Refining Co and the Department of Justice for an out of court settlement in the anti trust case have ended. The pause in talks followed a drastic restructuring proposal by the company and signals by the government that friendly settlement is unlikely amid ongoing suits.
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New York
Amerian Sugar Refining Company
Department of Justice
Monthe
Financial District
American Telephone & Telegraph
Western Union
Parents kill five then die with girl
East Prussia on January 9 Albert Bratz a parer and his wife, despondent over financial reverses, killed their five children aged 18 years and under by slashing throats. The couple and Bratz’s young sister then died by their own hands after turning on the gas.
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Prussia
Albert Bratz
Parer
Bratt
Gure
President Wilson Plans Early Return to Washington
President Wilson told a joint Mississippi Legislature committee in Jackson that his coming week in Washington will center on anti trust legislation and finishing the administration’s program. He emphasized strict adherence to his schedule and preparation for quick consideration by Congress as he returns to Washington after a brief coastal visit.
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Miss
Mississippi
Jackson
Wilson
Joint Committee
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
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