Former Mayor Paid For Strike Probe Tests
Former Mayor J Munt paid the Byrne Detective Agency 5 000 for a street car strike investigation. The probe led to six teen warrants and three arrests. William Malloy, charged with assault with intent to kill, was bound over on 91 000 bond. Other cases were dismissed after testimony.
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J Munt
Byrne Detective Agency
Cash
William Malloy
Thirty-fourth Street
Oakley
Malloy
Alexander
John Brutard
Fourth
Mil Streets
Welter Maley
Oliver Street
Brolard
Maley
Molloy
Cai Crim
Union Central
G. W. Rabinson
Robinson
Delilah Bradley Forgiven by Father After Elopement Farce
Delilah F Bradley 17, detained with Joel M Foster head of the world’s largest poultry farm, eloped to Mobile Alabama. Father Henry C Bradley, a Pennsylvan ia train master, says no definite future plans and home open for her return. Foster’s fate unclear. Mrs Foster absent from Brown’s Mills. Mongie Correspondence School System refuses aid.
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Pemberton
N. J
Delilah F. Bradley
Mobile
Ala
Joel M. Foster
Henry C. Bradley
Bradley
Givechty
Foster
Mongie
Would Kill Wilson Man Sent To Hospital
Philadelphia report says Joseph Gorman 24 street car conductor went to Philadelphia Hospital after doctors deemed him dangerous. He told Chief Inspector Cortélli last night he had a mania to kill President Wilson driven by alcoholic dementia and a cousin’s influence.
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Americas
Philadelphia
Joseph Gorman
Wilson
KR. J. Weber
John Wanamaker Sr
Liberty
Gorman
North
Chadwick Street
Cortédlyou
United States
Haytian Exiles Plot to Return Amid Revolt
Kingston reports January 9 that Haytian exiles prepare to return if the revolt against President Orente succeeds. Generals Defly and M Paulius Sannen, both presidential candidates, are implicated as plotters with war matériel aboard an American yacht in a Cuban port awaiting an opportunity to launch an expedition toward Anglia.
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Americas
Kingston
Jamaica
Orente
General Defly
M. Paulius Sannen
Set Slayers Case Faces January 20 Court
Robert Maroney who murdered his wife and child in the Walton Hotel was brought to Municipal Court yesterday. Judge Alexander continued the case until January 20.
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Robert Maroney
Walton Hotel
Municipal Court
Alexander
Madelina Ferole Admits Killing Carmelo Coinistrole
New York January 9. Mrs Madelina Ferole in custody since December confessed to Coroner Healy that she killed Carmelo Coinistrole on December 29. Coinistrole, 23, boarded with Ferole and was found with a carving knife in his heart on the Park Avenue bridge at 149th Street. Ferole said she was engaged to Coinistrole and that he broke his promise after being urged by Perugino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New York
Madelina Ferole
Mary
Coinistrole
Perugino
Doubts Over Greeks Name Administrators for Maryland Estate
Probate Judge Luthers probes Greek consuls authority to appoint administrators for Macendonian deaths in the United States. Attorney Hawke sought Sam Phillips named administrator for Pietro Rovenoff, Macendonian killed by a sleeping car in railroad yards. Judge Lueders had referred the matter to the Chicago Greek consul who claims jurisdiction, but doubts persist.
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Luthers
George
Hawke
Sam Phillips
Pietro Rovenoff
Lueders
Chicago
Fall From Wagon Leaves Charlie Schick Deadly Injuries
Charlie Schick, 25, of 423 East Liberty Street, was hospitalized in a dying condition after a wagon mishap at Spring Grove and Queen City Avenues. A wheel ran over his head after the front wheel caught in a switch. he sustained a skull fracture and a lacerated ear. He worked for Ernest Franks, a Liberty and Dalton Street butcher.
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Charlies Schick
East
Liberty Street
City Hospital
Spring Grove
Queen City Avenues
Schick
Ernest Franks
Liberty
Dalton Streets
Edmondson Named for Board of Elections Seat
Robert Edmondson former County Auditor is tipped for a Board of Elections seat replacing William Yeatman whose term ends March 1. The announcement follows Edmondson being chosen by the County Executive Committee. Edmondson, longtime figure in Republican politics, resides in Norwood.
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Robert Edmondson
Board of Elections
William Yeatman
Edmondson
Norwood
Poison victim Ida Waldman survives morphine attempt
Mrs Ida Waldman a 25 year old resident of 1042 Marshall avenue Camp Washington swallowed morphine tablets yesterday. She was pronounced out of danger by doctors at City Hospital yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Waldman
Marshall Avenue
Camp Washington
City Hospital
Moeschi-Edwards Sues Carpenters Over Note for 728.90
The Moeschi-Edwards Company filed suit in Common Pleas Court yesterday against Bert G. Moor man and William John, carpenters, for 728.90 alleging amount due on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeschi-Edwards Company
Common Pleas Court
Bert G. Moorman
William John
Carpenters
Banquet Tendered For New Municipal Court Bailiff
Harry Bahlke, newly appointed Municipal Court bailiff, was honored at a banquet last night by friends. He received a handsome gold badge as a gift from the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bahlke
Inspector reports too many street cars removed from service
Street Car Inspector Pinkerton says twelve cars have been taken off by the traction company, with only five sanctioned by the city. The report cites removals across East End, Zoobedon, Chapel Street, Colerain, Madison Road, Madisonville, North Fairmount, Oakley, Seventh Street, and Westwood and urges Service Director Fosdick to consult the City Solicitor to restore normal service.
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Fosdick
Pinkerton
East End
Zoobden
Chapel Street
Colerain
Madison Road
Madisonville
North Fairmount
Oakley
Seventh Street
Woman Sues Transit Firm Over Car Ejection
Josephine Birkley of 3220 Walworth Avenue sues Cincinnati Traction Company for 5000 dollars in Superior Court. She claims on October 31, 1913, after boarding a pay as you enter car in the East End, the conductor accused nonpayment, then ejected her from the car following a dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Birkley
Walworth Avenue
Superior Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
East End
Arrest report on Vernon I. Culter for objectionable letter
Vernon I. Culter, 2 1/2%, of 2018 Cote rain avenue, an employe of the Cincinnati Traction Company, arraigned before United States Commissioner Adler. Hearing set for next Tuesday. Released on $500 bond signed by Joseph Mickymake. Culter admitted sending the letter and claimed ignorance of the law. Officials say he paid transportation for a girl from Cincinnati to Chicago because he could not support her on his salary.
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Vernon I. Culter
Coterain Avenue
Chincinnati Traction Company
United States
Adler
Joseph Mickymake
Colerain Avenue
Bank Street
Culter
Percy
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bill to compel coal operators pay miners slack has no local effect
Chapmann R. Hinsch president of the Hirnsch Briscoe Coal Co says the pending bill to require coal operators to pay miners for slack from mines will not affect local dealers. Local coal men report they will not send a delegation to Columbus to protest the bill since most coal sold locally comes from Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapmann R. Hinsch
Hirnsch-Briscoe Coal Company
Columbus
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Alleged Robber Held After Room Claim and Bond Set
Henry Slaughter aged 53 of 763 Central gro was charged with robbery after a claimant said a man entered his room and threatened to kill him unless money was given. Slaughter was bound over to the grand jury with bond set at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Slaughter
Central Gro
Smith
Grand
A D Murphy Appointed Plumbing Inspector
A D Murphy was appointed yesterday to the position of plumbing inspector by Mayor Spiegel to succeed William Attlesey, who resigned, effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Murphy
Mayer Spiegel
William Attlesey
Wheel Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the annual election of the Wheel Club the following officers were elected President Oscar Schuessier Vice President Joseph Garbabe Secretary Harry Lohman Treasurer William Thieien
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Wheeler Club
Oscar Schuessier
Joseph Garbabe
Harry Lohman
William Thieien
Hope of Poor Man in Public Lands Promoted
Special to The American reports C J Blanchard of the Reclamation Service says the best chance for a poor man to own a farm is to apply for a government site in reclaimed public lands. Long term, interest free payments make farms affordable and support urban migration concerns. Since 1903 about $78 million from land sales has funded twenty eight irrigation projects across sixteen states.
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New York
United States
C.J. Blanchard
Manhattan Club
Blanchard
United States Reclamation Service
Reclamation Service
POUNSFORD IS CHOSEN
The monthly Hamilton County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals report notes several thousand rescues from abuse in December and 191 investigations affecting horses mules cattle and fowl. Harry G. Pounsford elected treasurer succeeding Miss Louise Drude former secretary.
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Hamilton County Society For the Prevention of
Sobiety
Louise Drude
Harry G. Pounsford
George C. Krehn
Plan to unite young men and women through YMCA parties
Secretary Bookwalter declares the effort a success as members of the Boat Club attend regular ladies rights events at the YMCA to seek suitable matches. The report emphasizes conventional courtship norms and social gatherings as the chosen means.
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Cupid
Young Men's Christian Association
Bookwalter
Sve
Co Boat Club
Coroner probes death of Walnut Street laborer Rackers
Coroner Fortmeyer investigates the death of Rackers a 28 year old laborer of Walnut street who died yesterday in mysterious circumstances down Sixth street ering from an unknown cause authorities pursue clues and await autopsy results.
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Fortmeyer
Ah Rackers
Walnut Street
Rackers
Graft Allegations Hit Ulster Road Work Officials
Former Ulster county highway inspector William G. Merritt testified in the John Doe proceedings about falsified payrolls and inflated road work estimates. He cited a driver named Bhilling and described overcharges for bottom course and top dressing macadam on the Ellenville road, noting final Albany contracts set higher yard prices. William E. Webster of Cold Spring Construction testified to a Saratoga county repair contract in 1911 and confessed campaign contributions tied to Democratic state committee fundraising.
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New York
William G. Merritt
Ulster County
McAdoo
John Doe
Merritt
George Bhilling
Ellenville
Meritt
Macham Tor
Ellenville Road
Albany
William E. Webster
Buffalo
Cold Spring Construction Company
Saratoga County
William 4. Morrissey
Public Works
Democratic State Committee
Webster
Norman Ge Mack
Everett Fowler
Rochester
Whitlock Robbed in Toledo as Books Returned
Special to The Americas reports Whitlock the Belgian minister house was looted by a rag picker who stole valuable books. The thief was found later in a junk shop and the books returned. Whitlock refused to prosecute, saying he would follow the golden rule and take no arrests.
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Americas
Toledo
Obio
Jan
Whitlock
Belgium
Bryan
Fridey
Seven Autoists Fined for Speeding Through Eden Park
Judge TM fined seven motorists the costs of court for speeding through Eden Park yesterday. The offenders named were Paul Johnson of 2713 Holloway Avenue, William H. Howard of 433 Rochester Avenue, Carl Morten of 1500 Day Avenue, Frank C. Hoke of 4822 Madison Road, Adam B. Schwieger of 2914 Fairfax Avenue, Albert Voltz of 2927 Gilbert Avenue, and another driver listed as Alexander yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Eden Park
Paul Johnson
Holloway Avenue
William H. Howard
Rochester Avenue
Carl Morten
Day Avenue
Frank C. Hoke
Madison Road
Adam
Schwieger
Fairfax Avenue
Albert Voltz
Gilbert Avenue
Police Bar Wedding Elopers Sent Home on Train
Two young lovers fled home to marry in Newport Kentucky but were intercepted by Cincinnati police on a passenger train. At headquarters they were registered as Lavern Walfe a Franklin Ohio schoolgirl and George Smith a Middletown Ohio man. The girl's father arrived and took her into custody.
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Cincinnati Northern
Franklin
Newport
Cincinnati
Lavern Walfe
George Smith
Middletown
Copelan
City official Sam ary to resign February 1
Sam ary, head of the Bureau of Information and Complaints under the Hunt administration, has sent his resignation to Mayor and it becomes effective February 1. Rumors say the position was to be abolished, but that is denied. A successor will be named by month’s end amid several applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam “Ary
Bureau of Information and Complaints
Hunt, Administration
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Hochue
Pounsford
Dan Cupid
Chilling
Mack
Grau’s Victor Record Department
Otto Grau Piano
West Fourth St
Old Malvern
Sig
Sol. H. Freiberg
Bole Pincinnati
Kroger
Saterday
Wie
Maine
Richardson & Robbins
Georgie Brant
U. Cc
Kroger’s
Siotay
Wisconsin
California
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Ze. Severavery
Prime Country Club
Gener Club Biea
Selec Porterhouse
Lear Lard
Eeowing
Cigh Cottage
Wwe
Johane
Hee Po
Campbell
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