Ford Visits Edison and Dodges Job Hunters in New Jersey
Henry Ford, visiting Edison in Orange and touring the Long Island City plant, spent a day ducking calls from men offering services and real estate. He and his wife and son faced a flood of letters at the Belmont Hotel as workers hoped for jobs at Ford plants.
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New York
Jan
lMenry Ford
Detroit
Orange
N. J
Day
Ford
Belmont
Heenli B. Ford
Edison
Page Boye
Belmont Corridor
Mr. Ford
Fern
Counties to split bridge repair costs and bids opened
Hamilton and Clermont County Commissioners plan next Tuesday to divide the suspension bridge repair bill at Symmes. Bids for reflooring Sixteen Mile Stand bridge were submitted and sent to County Surveyor Cowen. 1914 fee allowances for Sheriff, County Record and Clerk of Courts approved: Sheriff 10433.89, County Re c 810,920.70, Clerk of Courts 000.
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Hamilton County Commissioners
Clermont County Commissioners
Symmes
County Commission
Sixteen Mile Stand Road
Cowen
Common - Pleas
Cushing
Geoghegan
Straub Case Postponed in Divorce Neglect Claim
Insolvency Judge Warner continued the Straub case until next Wednesday. Clifford Straub alleges his child is kept by John Kline, his wife’s father, in Mi emisburg. Straub was granted a divorce from his wife on December 9, 1913, with charges of gross neglect.
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Warner
Straub
Clifford
John Kline
Miemisburg
Gross Neglec't
Acquitted of Charges in Robbery Case
John Rolfes was acquitted yesterday in Criminal Court of a charge of robbery. He was indicted jointly with Bessie Clark on the same case. Provoc tor Pogue asked Judge Garman to not praise the case. The verdict was an instructed one.
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John ‘Rolfes
Rolfes
Bessie Clark
Pogue
Garman
Famous Colleges To Co operate In Joint Education Plan
A Boston report states Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will jointly advance education. The plan creates shared courses toward degrees in mechanical electrical civil and sanitary engineering while preserving each institution’s name organization and property rights. The move aims to conserve educational forces and extend technical training.
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Boston
Harvard College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Corporation
Paris in Red Headed Hair Sparks New Style Talk
Special to The American notes Parisian ladies dye their hair red and wear green side combs as a striking contrast. Importer Charles Kurzmann mentions "charmeuse" or "corkscrew" skirts as the latest dress trend.
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New York
Paris
Charles Ruramann
Fuusitania
Kurzmann
Change Sol Freiberg Seeks Chamber Board Seat
Seek Election on Change Sol Freiberg on the Yellow ticket in the Chamber of Commerce election to be held January 14. Freiberg born in Cincinnati and active in development of civic and commercial organizations seeks a director position. Albert Lackman on the same ticket is president of Alles National Bank and Herman Lackman Brewing and supports expanding chamber usefulness.
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Sol. H. Freiberg
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Director
Cinginnati
Vic
Alles National Bank
Herman Lackman Brewing Company
Boston Seeks Separate New England Reserve Bank District
Nearly 400 representatives from New England business and financial interests testified in Boston today for designating New England as a distinct regional reserve banking district with Boston as the center. Opinions favored the move with debate over Connecticut’s placement between New England and New York. Colonel Gaston and Mayor Walsh were among those heard. opposition existed only to the New York domination, not to a regional bank.
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Boston
New England
McAdoo
Houston
Connecticut
New York
Henry L
William A. Gaston
Walsh
Buss
Joseph H. O'Neil
Federal Trust Company
O'Neil
Dhas
Gaston
New Haven
Crowd in pursuit after theft at clothing store
A crowd chased a thief who broke into B. Lucas clothing store on West Kutth street. The burglar dropped a bundle of loot in an alley behind the Colonial Theater before escaping. detectives Kamman and Ma found the rear door forced and the scene described by theater staff.
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B. Lucas
Kutth Street
Colonial Theater
Kamman
Probate Court Settles Auto Fatality Case
Fred Humbert paid $1,000 to the daughter of Philip Hengerling Sr. in Probate Court. The death occurred when Humbert's automobile struck Hengerling on Spring Grove Avenue last November. The case was compromised.
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Fred Humbert
Philip Hengerling,Sr
Humbert
Spring Grove Avenue
Poison death probe for Mrs Lillie Clark in Cincinnati
Investigators seek the source of chloroform used in the death of 42 year old Mrs Lillie Craig Clark in an apartment on Biehth and Bim streets Cincinnati. Coroner notes possible illegal drug sale. funeral plans depend on brother from Indianapolis. Letters to attorney indicate fast burial and private ceremony.
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Lillie Craig Clark
Norfolk
Biehth
Bim
Mre. Clark
Spring Grove
Indianapolis
Clark
Threat Against King Sparks South African unrest
In Johannesburg on January 9 strike leaders including a key railway union official were jailed for seditious remarks. George Mason urged workers to defy authorities as rumors of martial law circulated and insurers reported over 20 thousand dollars in property damage coverage for strike zones.
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Jhannesburg
South Africa
Poutman
Railroad Men's Union
Jim Larkin
South America
George Mason
Federation of Trades
High Court Blocks $67.6 Million New Haven Ry Bond Issue
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court unanimously annulled the Public Service Commission’s granting of New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad permission to issue 67 552 000 in twenty year convertible debenture bonds The court questioned the commission’s legal power to approve such evidences of indebtedness and noted the issue related to future stock value rather than present affairs
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Boston
Mass
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Public Service Commission
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Hartford
New Haven
Bulkeley
Memory Service Honors late President Pred Bader
The Central Turner Hall gathering of the Hamilton County League of Building Associations remembered Pred Bader with a memorial service and resolutions praising his public service to Cincinnati region and national building and loan associations. Charlies Pagene Clark led remarks and Red Ticket officers were elected prior to the ceremony.
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Turner Hall
Hamiton County League of Building Associations
Pred Bader
Bader
Eee
General Assembly
Hamilton County League of Building Associations
United States League of Locas Building and Loan Associations
Thone
Charlies Pagene Clark
Kentucky State League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Ch. F. Cedarius
Scott Holmes
Red
Charlier Weidner, Jr
F. H. Voérjohan
Thomas L. Pogue
G. C. Joelink
Gev. W. Meter
MH. F. Cellarius
H. 3. Rosenthal
Fred Otten
C. W.H. Luebbert
J. H W. Sand
H.schroer
W. M. Wirthwine
J. Hoffman
Charles Keyer
Fettweis
Keith case appeal sent to Supreme Court
Prosecutor P. rate filed a bill of exceptions with the Supreme Court challenging Judge Cushing’s freeing XN. 8. Keith on misapplication of funds charges against Cincinnati Trust Company. Keith's release followed a motion ruling that Williams’s freedom automatically freed him.
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P. Rate
Supreme Court
Cushing
Keith
Cincinnati Trust Company
F. R. Wiliams
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Albert Lackman
So. A. Freinerg
High Court
NEW Haven RY
Laud Bader
B.A
Keith Case
Ven
Mac Gregor
James Macgregor
East Fifth ST
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