Waste of Funds in Ohio Education System Prompts Lands Sale
Donahey urges selling $1.6 million in school lands to fund a central educational trust. He cites $50,000 yearly state rent waste, directs 6 percent school dividends, and calls for mandatory recovery funds totaling roughly $2.5 million. The report notes $3,775,000 in salaries paid to state employees last year and irregular expenditure patterns across Ohio colleges and schools.
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Donahey
Ohio
Oxford
Athens
Columbus
Conscience Moves Thief To Return Axe
A man who stole an axe from New York City's Highways Department ten years ago returns it with a note to Comptroller William Prendergast. He credits guilty conscience for the act and claims the axe was never used on Mr Wood and that God has forgiven him.
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New York
Highways Department of
New York City
New ‘York
William, Prendergast
City Hi ‘Ways Department
Caam
Cox
Wood
Packers Probe Examines Argentine Meat Shipments
Attorney General Mc Reynolds orders Todd to investigate Chicago meat packers alleged to heat Shi law by controlling Argentine meat shipments to the United States. The probe aims to determine if anti trust restraints exist and to gather sufficient evidence of restraint of trade.
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Washington
Jan
Todd
Chicago
United States
Eral McTeynolds
Suit Filed Over 120000 Trust Note Pact
The Central Trust Company of New York is plaintiff in district court seeking 127006 dollars in a petition alleging a May 4405 note issue of sixteen thousand dollars. It claims the notes were secured by twelve thousand shares of Pacific Zale ise Company stock under an agreement.
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St. Louis
Jan
Central ‘Trust As
New York
Central Trust Company
Pacific
Oldest Baptist Minister Evan Edwards Dies
Lonmon London Jan reports the death of Evan Edwards believed the oldest Baptist minister in the world. He passed away today at Phrquay aged about 100, leaving a long career in ministry and community service.
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Abled Torr
Lonmion
Jan
Evan Edwards
Baytt
Lind
Phrquay
Burglary Suspect Detained After Late-Night Arrest
Joseph Pratt, a man described as a Black resident of B10 Webs area, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Otthway and Bethdua and is held on suspicion. He is to be questioned about a recent burglary as part of ongoing investigations.
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Joseph Pratt
Otthway
Bethdua
Sister search ends in rooming house lead
Mrs Meyers of Indianapolis searched the city for two days for her sister Miss Grace Bowman a 17 year old who disappeared from home last Monday morning The local police think the young woman is confined in a rooming house with a baby She left home while in a delicate condition
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Meyers
Indianapolis
Hefr
Grace Bowman
Robber Captured in Saloon Burglary Incident
A man was caught in the act of robbing a saloon on Pouchana John streets. He was seized by a bystander until Patrol 4 arrived and later locked up on charges of malicious destruction of property. Fire at 837 Hopking street caused by crossed wires damaged a stable and horses were saved. loss about 160 dollars.
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Geor / Witkine
Pouch
Ana Jotin
Tant
Patrol 4
Fox
Berman
B. Glandorf
Hopking Street
Villa fights of captors escort slain
Vera Crus reports indicate Villa’s forces clashed with captors and escorts, with fatalities among the fighters. A note mentions Hwiertala proposing concessions if the United States allows fundraising efforts.
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Villa
Renewal of Ojinaga fight looms amid border tensions
Reports say Federal troops hold Ojinaga entrenched as revolutionary forces plan renewed action. Admiral Fletcher noted rumors of an impending attack but no definite movement. S. G. Hopkins disputes U S oil firms funded the Madero revolution, while many in Mexico and on the border doubtless finance claims persist.
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Eran
Villa
Ojinaga
Prom
Fletcher
S. G. Hopkins
Madero
H. C. Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Feums
Mexico
Senate
Huerta Denies He Ever Will Resign
The Times reports President Huerta denies rumors he offered to resign or influence elections. He states such claims are absolutely false and says he would sacrifice his life for Mexico. He also rejects reports of meetings with Lind and rumors about his residence at Chapultepec.
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London
the Times
Mexico City
Huerta
General Huerta
John Lind
Yo Can Lind
Chapultepec
O S haughnessy Delays Return to Mexico City
In Tampico American Charge O'Shaughnessy postpones his return to Mexico City to Sunday morning while awaiting mail from the Ward Line steamer. Admiral Fletcher will make the gunboat Dolphin the future flagship as rebels confiscate cattle in the oil district near Ciudad Victoria and Altamira. The Solace leaves for Tampico tomorrow.
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tAmoticas Vera Cruz
O'Shaughnessy
John Lind
Mexico City
Michigan
New York
Fletcher
Dolphin
Tampico
Ciudad
Victoria
Altamira
Solace
Seek Ammunition For Federal Army The El Paso Garrison
Jan 9 in El Paso Texas a Federal garrison defending Ojinaga lacks ammunition after rebels attack. An agent offered a carload to Marfa or Alpine, Texas, claiming smuggling risks over the river. Rebels hold Juarez and threaten to dynamite El Paso stores aiding the Federals.
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Hoecheite
Hi Paso
Texas
Ojinaga
Marfa
Alpine
el Paso
Juarez
Predicts Mexican Control By U S
Frederick I. Monson, explorer and lecturer, said at the National Geographic Society that Huerta’s downfall was imminent and praised President Wilson for withholding recognition. He predicted Mexico would fall under U S influence as the present regime collapses.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Frederick’ I. Monson
National Geographic Society
Masonic Temple
Wilson
United
Giant 18 Ounce Lemon Shown At Milford Residence
William Irwin of Irwin Baltmann & Co. grows large lemons at his Milford summer home. The largest fruit weighs 18 ounces without the rind and measures 12 inches in circumference, dwarfing the man’s hand for scale in the illustration.
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Tropics
William Irwin
Irwin, Baltmann & Co
Milford
Disease cure debate by Christian Science speaker
A Christian Science speaker argues disease is mental rather than physical at Music Hall. He criticizes medicine, cites past ten years' disease rise, and urges sanitation and hygiene as Christian Scientists advocate clean air, food, streets, and houses. He credits Mrs. Eddy as founder.
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Na Music
Picket Young
Tees Turer
Thie
Christian Befence Church
Audiente
Editys Thost
Young
Eddy
Christian Science
Miss Young Departs After Court Hearings Case
Miss Young of Ohio state her mother traveled to Cincinnati for hearings in the $50,000 breach of promise suit against James Gorrigan, a Cleveland ship owner. Young did not attend hearings. evidence concluded but decision expected weeks away.
Kroger Grocery and Bakery robbed on Hast Court Street
Burglars forced the back door of the Kroger Grocery and Bakery on Hast Court Street last night, broke the cash register and stole all cash. Patrolman Cottman discovered the burglary.
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Kroger
Hast Court Street
Cottman
Stocking Bank Failure Leaves Woman With Loss
Mrs. Frits Gienbaum of 642 West Court Street reports losing 245 dollars from her stocking in the Court Street market after the Stocking Bank failed yesterday. Police are investigating.
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Frits Gienbaum
West Court Street
Court Street
Fire crews tackle second floor blaze at Powell home
Engine company 19 was dispatched to 2215 Auburn Avenue to extinguish a small fire on the second floor caused by crossed wires. Firefighters responded quickly with minimal damage reported.
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Engine Company 19
William Powell
Auburn Avenue
Two Services on Sunday at York Street Methodist
The Rev. D. Lee Aultman will deliver two sermons tomorrow. The morning theme is The Model Prayer and the evening subject is The Coming Kingdom. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m. The Epworth League meets at 7 p m.
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D.lee Aultman
York Street
Epworth League
Found Dead in Room Henry Thomas Aged 54
Henry Thomas a 54 year old Black man of 762 West Fifth Street was found dead in his room last night by Bert Cole. The body was sent to the County Morgue and Coroner Foertmeyer believes death resulted from natural causes.
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Henry Thomas
West
Fifth Street
Bert Cole
Foertmeyer
Radium Cure for Colon Aids Cancer Debated
Dr. Kelly performs a pioneering radium treatment embedded in the patient’s shoulder for colon cancer using $120,000 worth of radium. The operation is hailed as major but not a universal cure, with six weeks needed for results. Kelly advocates federal control of radium lands to prevent private exploitation and ensure public supply. Congressman Martin D Poster plans to introduce a bill incorporating Kelly’s recommendations.
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Kelly
Kelly Cave
Bemner
Congress
Sam
Kelly Adeed
Colorado
Martin D. Poster
Hitness
House Committee On
Wil
Colombia seeks U S settlement terms on Panama loss
Washington reports early talks between Colombia and the United States seek a formal acknowledgment of wrongs done during Panama’s revolt and Panama canal terms. Proposals include equal canal access for Colombian shipping, a 20 million indemnity, and possible territorial adjustments along the 1855 boundary with Panama.
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Allietican
Washington
Colombia
United States
Panama
Spinaton
Bogota
Congress
Bryan
State Department
Coombia
Panama Canal
Floogevelt
Politician Frederick Straus Shot Dead in Manhattan
Frederick Straus, 66, longtime leader of the old German Democracy in lower Manhattan and former assistant city court clerk, was killed by bullets outside Arlington Hall on St. Mark's Place as he walked to a Lodge of Odd Fellows meeting. Police link the shooting to a gang confrontation between the Jack gang and the Dopey Benny gang.
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New York
Jane
Frederick Straus
The
Bron
Lower Manhattan
Thomas #. Smith
Tammany Ha
Arlington Hall
St. Mark's
Meetwes
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Membee
Jack Gang
Benny
Real Chief at Harvard A headlining Liberia chieftain enters Harvard
A Liberia chieftain, B. Got Wole, has completed his entrance exams at Harvard and will join the university. His people number about 300,000, lacking a written language, so signals to his coastal family are relayed by oral word of mouth.
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Harvard
Wole
Liberia
Fang
Governor Ferris declares copper strike nearing end
In Houghton Michigan Governor Ferris said the strike would not last long and that outsiders risk prolonging it. He spoke at South Shore station to hundreds of citizens, urging miners and employers to settle locally and noting he cannot force an outcome. He attended a Hancock meeting where the Western Federation of miners backed the strike talks.
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Houghton
Mich
Jan
Ferrin
Bir Rapids
South Shore Station
Western Federation Ofitiers
Big Mane
Hancock
Appeals court reverses ruling in McDonald estate trust case
The New York appellate court reversed Harrogate Court action removing the payer Trust Company as administrator of the estate of the late Alexander McDonald of Cincinnati. It sent the matter back to Surrogate Edmund Stallo, Stallo’s law firm, with Stallo’s letters of administration revoked. Laura Stallo, daughter of Stallo, and her sister are principal beneficiaries.
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New York
Ne Vision
The
Action Harrogate
Saanlatte
Alexander McDonald
Cincinnati
Standard. On
Edmund K. Stailo
McDonald
Tari
Stalio
Mins
Laura Stallo
Stallo
Legislation Discussed at Business Men's Club Meeting
Local civic and commercial leaders meet at the Business Men's Club next Thursday to discuss Ohio General Assembly proposals. Topics include public school system reform automobile license laws municipal bond authority for utilities and safeguards for initiative and referendum.
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Business Men's Club
Ohio General Assembly
Ory
Bank Inquisition Probes Henry Miegel Enterprises
The District Attorney and aides pursued further inquiry into the financial methods of Henry Miegel related banks and mercantile tarnishments. Meetings with White & Case and depositors examined the bank’s bookkeeping and debts. December saw unusual withdrawals exceeding deposits by $150,000 after prior warnings.
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Americas
New York
Henry Miegel
Bank and Mercantile
Whitman
Train
Josph B. Hartfield
White & Case
John BR
Stanchfield
Delaney Nicoll
Hearing Postponed Over Ridgeway Avenue Plant Plans
An open council meeting was postponed to 10 this morning due to missing quorum as street car complaints and the Ridgeway Avenue improvement ordinance were to be discussed. Citizens report Ford Automobile Company abandoned plans to buy land on Ridgeway Avenue for a branch plant, removing a potential site.
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Wayeard Means Committee
Coupell
Ridgeway
Child Struck by Streetcar on Fifth and Hannibal
Six year old CHild Givans of 617 Hannibal Street was hit by a Third-Fifth Street car while attempting to dart across and was treated at City Hospital for scalp injuries and bruises. Onlookers witnessed the incident as the crowd alerted his mother before an auto rushed him to help.
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Givans
Hannibal Street
Fifth
Hannibal Streets
City Hospital
City appoints two new department assistants
Service Director Foxdick yesterday named John D. Bush assistant engineer at 1200 dollars to replace Willam Cummins reassigned to the sewer investigation branch. Willem McNatly named assistant superintendent of the street cleaning department to fill Cornelius Connolly’s resignation.
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Foxdick
John D. Bush
Willam Cummins
Willem McNatly
Cornelius Connolly
Three Men Charged With Copper Wire Theft
Three men registering as Deloss David son 71 Robert Eno 22 and John Lauderbeck 27 were arrested in Norwood yesterday on theft charges for copper wire taken from the Cincinnati Columbus Traction Co. They are to appear before Mayor Engelhardt this morning as weeks of copper disappearances are linked to a junk dealer.
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Cincinnati-Columbus Traction Co
Deloss Davidson
Robert Eno
John Lauderbeck
Norwood
Engelhardt
Richmond Street
Goether Street
Debate over sex hygiene teaching in Cincinnati schools
Opinions in Cincinnati press the question of introducing sex hygiene into city schools. Dr Coulter urges early implementation with trained instructors, while Condon and others warn against rapid moves and call for more study before teaching in public schools.
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Coulter
Condon
Cincinnati
Re Ae Panne
Philip Zenner
J. M. Withrow
Board of Education
Nora Crotty
Elisabeth Campbell
Mothers’ Clubs
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Trial date set for William C. Pils murder case
Advices from Chicago state that the trial of William C. Pils a Cincinnati leather merchant indicted for the slaying of his wife in a Chicago hotel has been set for the early part of April. The defense will be insanity.
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Chicago
William C. Pils
Cincinnati
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