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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1914
Page
11
Inspector Nicklinson details brutal abuses in Misiones rubber districts. Promises to workers are broken, complaints answered with revolver shots, and planters and foremen are accused of numerous murders. Most abuses occurred in the Brazilian portion but were planned from Argentine territories.
The $4,000 damage suit of Aaron H. Kessler against Jesse H. Horn was dismissed yesterday by United States District Court Judge Hollister by agreement. Both are railway mail clerks.
Jesse Moore of Seventh and Race streets reported to police that a check he cashed for thirteen dollars turned out worthless. He received seven dollars in change after ordering a suit. the check bore the First National Bank.
A morning conference between Safety Director Holmes and Hamilton County Liquor License Commission will decide if serving alcohol at private dances after midnight conflicts with state law. The Herald notes denial of a saloon location change, cautions on license transfers, and an appeal testing the new liquor license law.
George, Nick, and Greek were charged with carrying concealed weapons and bound over to the grand jury after arraignment before Municipal Judge Alexander. Nick allegedly threatened another Greek, and an automatic revolver was found at the time of arrest.
Coroner's inquest into the death of Nicholas Bick, watch maker of 1969 Wilstach Street, failed to prove if death was natural or a result of personal crisis. Widow Mrs. Bick described his worries over an alleged embezzlement arrest. Doctor notes appoplexy symptoms but no conclusive cause. a bottle of white pills was found on him. Coroner issued no statement on cause.
Steven Tuchfarber's grocery at 1421 Vine Street was robbed early yesterday. A rear window was smashed to gain entry, the cash register broken open, and about $2.40 stolen.
Classified notice from a period newspaper listing job openings and rental offers. Includes positions in clerical work like bookkeeping and office tasks, with pay and location notes. also numerous flats for rent in Norwood Walnut Hills and surrounding areas, mentioning rooms, conveniences, and contact details.
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