Former Mayor Hints Strike Probe Costs Paid by Self
Testimony by former Safety Director Cash alleges Mayor Hunt paid the Byrne Detective Agency $5 000 out of pocket for a May streetcar strike probe. The investigation led to six teen warrants and three arrests, as Molloy and others face assault charges.
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Hunt
Byrne Detective Agency
Cash
William Malloy
Thirty-fourth Street
Oakley
Malloy
Alexander
Aseauit
John Brutard
Pourth
Mill Streets
Walter Maley
Oliver Street
Brulard
Maley
Molloy
Cal Crim
Union Central
W. Robinson
Robinson
Would Kill Wilson Sent To Hospital
Joseph Gorman a 24 year old street car conductor was taken to Philadelphia Hospital after doctors ruled him dangerous. He claimed an uncontrollable desire to kill President Wilson and said medicine caused a mania to slay the President amid alcoholic dementia.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Gorman
Wilson
R. J. Weber
John Wanamaker II
Liberty
Gorman
North
Chadwick Street
Cortélyou
United States
Police Watch on Hayti Plotters
Special Cable from Kingston Jamaica reports Haytian exiles plan a return to the island if a revolt against President Orente succeeds. General Defly and M. Paulens Lannon are named as presidential candidates aboard an American yacht in a Cuban port awaiting transport. Police keep close watch on the plotters and rebel activity amid fighting casualties.
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Americas
Kingston
Jamaica
Orente
General Defly
M. Paulens Lannon
Poe
Byed
Thomas Tiresias Celestin
Cyriaque
Celestin
Mars
Slayer Robert Maroney Murder Case Reaches Municipal Court
Robert Maroney, accused of killing his wife and child at the Walton Hotel, was brought into the Municipal Court for initial proceedings. Prosecution details and defense motions were expected as the case advances.
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Robert Maroney
Walton Hotel
Municipal
Madelina Ferole Confesses to Murder in Park Avenue Death
New York detectives link Mrs. Madelina Ferole to the December 2 murder of Carmelo Coinistrole, a 23 year old boarder found dead on the Park Avenue bridge with a knife in his heart. Coroner Healy reports the confession after testimony and notes a love motive.
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New York
Madelina Ferole
House of Non
Healy
Carmelo Cotnistross
Ferolé
Park Avenue
Doubts Cast on Greek Consuls Rights in Probate Appointments
Probate Judge Luchers will investigate whether Greek consuls may appoint administrators for Macendon estates of locals dying unnaturally in this country. Attorney Hawke asked to appoint Sam Phillips administrator for Ionian who was killed in railroad yards by a sleeping car. Judge Lueders had referred matters to the Greek consul in Chicago but jurisdiction doubts arose.
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Luchers
George 8. Hawke
Sam Phillips
Ionian
Lueders
Chicago
Fall From Wagon Leads to Fatal Injuries
Charles Schick age 25 of 423 East Liberty street was hospitalized in a dying condition after a wagon accident at Spring Grove and Queen City avenues. He suffered a skull fracture and lacerated ear when the wagon wheel ran over him. he worked for Ernest Franks, a butcher, at Liberty and Dalton streets.
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Charles Schick
East
Liberty Street
City Hospital
Spring Grove
Queen City Avenues
Schick
Ernest Franks
Liberty
Dalton Streets
Edmondson Tipped for Board of Elections Seat
Robert Edmondson former County Auditor is named to fill the Board of Elections seat vacated by William Yeatman whose term ends March first The announcement follows Edmondson being chosen by the County Executive Committee He is longtime Republican active and resides in Norwood.
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Robert Edmondson
Board of Elections
William Yeatman
Edmondson
Norwood
Poison Victim Ida Waldman Recovers At City Hospital
Mrs. Ida Waldman aged 25 of 1042 Marshall Avenue Camp Washington swallowed morphine tablets yesterday. She was pronounced out of danger by City Hospital physicians yesterday afternoon.
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Ida Waldman
Marshall Avenue
Camp Washington
City Hospital
Moesch Edwards Corrugating Sues For 728.50
The Moesch Edwards Corrugating Company filed suit in Common Pleas Court yesterday against Bert G Moor man and William John carpenters for 728.50 alleged due on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moesch-Edwards Corrugating Company
Common Pleas Court
Bert G. Moorman
William John
Carpenters
Banquet Tendered to Municipal Court Bailiff Harry Bahike
Friends of bailiff Harry Bahike hosted a banquet in his honor at a local hall. Attendees praised his service as he steps into the municipal court role and thanked him for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bahike
Wuld Wader
Inspector Reports Excess Traction Cars Off Service
Street Car Inspector Pinkerton reports several traction cars removed from service against city ordinance. He notes twelve cars taken off with only five sanctioned, affecting routes on East End Eden Chapel Colerain Madison Road Fairmount Seventh Street and Westview.
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Fosdick
Pinkerton
Traction Company
Oeen
Mat Purkerion
East Eni
Zoo-Eden
Chapel Street
Colerain
Madison Road
Eens ‘Ag Fairmount
Seventh Street
Westwee
Woman Sues Transit Company Over Car Ejection
Josephine Birkley of 3220 Walworth avenue sues Cincinnati Traction Company in Superior Court seeking 5000 damages alleging a conductor accused her of not paying fares after she boarded a pay as you enter car in the East End on October 1 1913 and kicked her from the car after she refused to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Birkley
Walworth Avenue
Cincinnati Traction Company
East End
Arrest of Vernon L. Cutler Over Objectionable Letter
Vernon L. Cutler, 22, of 2018 Cole Rain Avenue and employee of Cincinnati Traction Company, was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Adler for sending an objectionable letter. A hearing date was set. He admitted sending the letter claiming he paid to transport a girl from Cincinnati to Chicago because he could not support her on his salary.
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Vernon. L. Culter
Colerain Avenue
Cincinnati Traction Company
United States
Adler
Joseph Mickymake
Bank Street
Culter
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bill to tax slack on coal unlikely to affect local dealers
Chapmann R. Hinsch of the Hinsch Briscoe Coal Co says a proposed legislature bill requiring coal operators to pay miners for slack will not impact local dealers. Local coal men plan no Columbus delegation since most sales come from Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Chapmann R. Hinsch
T de Hinsch
Alleged Robber Held After Munici pal Court Testimony
Henry Slaughter testified in Municipal Court that a Black man entered his room and threatened to kill him unless he handed over $38. Slaughter, 54, of 703 Central Avenue, described the robbery and identified Henry Smith, who was bound over to the grand jury with a $1,000 bond.
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Henry Slaughter
Central Avenue
Henry Smith
Smith
Murphy Appointed Plumbing Inspector by Mayer Spiegel
A. D. Murphy was appointed yesterday to the position of plumbing inspector by Mayer Spiegel to succeed William Attlesey who resigned, effective today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Murphy
Mayer Spiegel
William Attlesey
Wheel Club Holds Annual Election Officers Named
At the annual Wheel Club election the officers chosen include Oscar Schueseter as president, Joseph Garbabe as president, Harry Lobman as secretary, and Wil Hem Thielen as treasurer.
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Wheeler Club
Oscar Schueseter
Joseph Garbabe
Harry Lobman
Wil- Hem Thielen
EEO Hope of Poor Man in Public Lands
Special to The American New York Jan 9. J Blanchard of the U S Reclamation Service urges poor men to seek government farms in reclaimed public lands. He notes low payments and no interest make long term terms attractive and cites $78 million raised since 190? for reclamation projects across sixteen states including Indian reservations.
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New York
United States
J. Blarichard
Manhattan Club
Blanchard
United States Réclamation F Service
Pounsford Is Chosen
The Hamilton County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports December rescues of thousands of animals and fowls. The group logged 191 investigations affecting 530 head of horses and mules, forced shippers to water stock, protected 26 car loads of livestock and relieved overcrowding. Three prosecutions resulted in convictions. The society adjourned with resolutions and George C. Krehn as secretary.
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Hamilton County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Lve
George C. Krehn
Y M C A Ladies Nights Aid Cupid, Secretary Says
Secretary Bookwalter cites the success of Y M C A sponsored ladies nights to pair members of the Boat Club with women at social events. He notes five of thirty club members have married women they met on such occasions, describing the evenings as essential to social mixing in a domestic context.
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Cupid
Young Men's Christian Association
Bookwalter
Y. M. C. A. Boat Club
Nakity
Probe into Man's Death Initiated by City Coroner
Goroner Foertmeyer will investigate the death yesterday of Herman Rackers 28 a laborer of 1613 Walnut Street. He was rushed to the hospital from Sixth Street and Central Avenue.
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Goroner Foertmeyer
Herman Rackers
Walnut Street
Rackers
Hospital
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Graft Probe Details Aid by State Workers on Ulster Roads
Immune witness William G. Merritt testified in the John Doe proceedings about highway fraud in Ulster County from 1907 to 1912. He described false payrolls for a supposed patrol with a team and noted real use of a car by Merritt and others. He questioned bid estimates on macadam work for Ellenville and discussed Albany approved prices, plus testimony on a $260,000 Saratoga county repair contract and campaign contributions tied to contracts.
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New York
William G. Merritt
Ulster County
McAdoo
Johin Doe
Merritt
George Shilling
Ellenville
Shilling
Meritt
Macdam Tor
Ellenville Road
Albany
William E. Webster
Buffalo
Cold Spring Construction’ Company
Saratoga County
William J. Morrissey
Democratic State Committee
Webster
Norman
E. Mack
Everett Fowler
Rochester
Whitlock Robbed. No Prosecution Ordered in Toledo
In Toledo on January 9 Brarid Whitlock, minister to Belgium, helped honor Secretary Bryan when a rag picker looted Whitlock’s home of valuable books. The items were found later in a junk shop and returned. Whitlock said he would follow the golden rule and refuse to prosecute. no arrests were made.
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Epectsi
America
Toledo
Ohio
Brarid Whitlock
Belgium
Bryan
Whitlock
Pines Seven Autoists Fined for Speeding at Eden Park
Judge Alexander yesterday fined seven autoists the costs of court for speeding through Eden Park. The motorists named are Paul Johnson from Holloway Avenue William H Howard of Rochester Avenue Carl Morten Day Avenue Frank C Hoke Madison Road Adams Schwieger of Fairfax Avenue and Albert Voltz Gilbert Avenue.
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Alexander
Eden Park
Paul Johnson
Holloway Avenue
Rochester Avenue
Carl Morten
Day Avenue
Frank C. Hoke
Madison Road
Adam 'S
Schwieger
Fairfax Avenue
Albert Voltz
Gilbert Avenue
Police Bar Wedding Elopers Sent Home
Two youths ran away to marry in Newport, Kentucky but were stopped by Cincinnati police on a passenger train. Walfe, 16, of Franklin, and Georges Smith of Middletown faced their parents as the girl’s father came to Cincinnati to reclaim her after officers interrupted the elopement plans.
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Cincinnati Northern
Franklin, O
Newport
Cincinnati
Plarns
Inc. Walfe
Franklin, D
Georges Smith
Middletown
Cobes Law notHied
City Bureau Chief Sam Carty Resigns Under Hunt Admin
Sam Carty head of the Bureau of Information and Complaints sent his resignation to Mayor Spiegel to take effect February 1. The administration denies abolishing the position and says a successor will be named by month end.
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Sam Carty
Bureau of Information
Athe Hunt
Spiegel Pitte
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