Do Not Hide From God Sermon Warns Against Hiding
A sermon by Dr. Robert Watson warns today that people hide from God as Adam did in Eden. He cites the garden voice, fear, and nakedness, urging sinners to seek refuge in the Rock of Ages and to abandon hiding in knowledge, fear, or worldly respectability.
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God
Dr.Watson
Robert Watson
Paetor
Dr. Watson
Ades
Adem
Goa
Adam
Max
Wheeler predicts nationwide Prohibition as movement gains pace
Otto Wheeler of the Ohio Anti Saloon League told a Walnut Hills congregation that 560 villages and cities have adopted prohibition and 45 leagues have voted out saloons. He said ten dry states will endorse the amendment and 20 more with few saloons will ratify in four to five years, aiming for a national constitutional prohibition. He noted New York City has more saloons than enough states to pass the amendment and urged local actions to curb open saloons. Wheeler planned to speak in Mason before returning to Columbus.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Ohio
Anti Saloon League
Walnut Hills
Wheeler
Congress
Vance
Tate
New York
Equneil
Cleveland
Cimie
Anti-Saloon
Columbus
Squibb Divorce Case Sees Society Figures Connected
In the Common Pleas case, Mrs. Squibb alleges infidelity and a post office box for messages from other women. Witnesses include prominent local society figures and W Beauibb Alexander, linked to the Wentze family of Delhi, as the suit seeks alimony and restoration of Mrs Wentze’s maiden name.
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Squibb
Alexander
W. Beauibb
Lawrenceburg
Istiker
Avife
Wentze
Delhi
Common Pleas
Cosgrave
Margaret
Cincinnati Transportation Clubhouse Plans Considered
Directors of the Cincinnati Transportation Club meet to review a special committee report on a new clubhouse for the transportation men. The panel presents three options two existing buildings in central locations and a large land plot suitable for an ideal clubhouse.
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the Cincinnati
Transportation Chai
Francis A. Healy
Child 10 Holds Up Newsvendor in Smith Street Parade
A Black youth, Burt Jones, ten, threatened a street vendor at Seventh and Smith yesterday shortly before noon. He claimed to have 86 cents and three new pennies, and the scene drew a crowd as the assailant fled down Smith street.
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Seventh
Smith Ce
Smith Street
Burt Jones
Runaway Boy Returns Home in Springfield
Eight year old James Lyons of Columbus avenue Springfield was sent home by Superintendent Rouse of the Children’s Home after being found at Hamilton and Chase avenues by Patrolman Moore. He told detectives Pottebaum and Crouse that a man had put him on a train in Springfield.
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James Lyons
Columbus Avenue
Springfield
Ohio
Rouse
Children’s Home
Hamilton and
Chase Avenues
Moore
Crouse
Pottebaum
Judges to Convene for Ohio Probate Judges Session
Prominent Ohio judges will speak at the Probate Judges Association session in Columbus January 23. Judge William Lueders, president, has announced the program. The annual dinner will open the session at the Southern Hotel in Columbus.
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Ohio
Probate Judgee Association
Columbus
William Lueders
Southern Hotel
Tragic Fire Ends Life of 6-Year-Old George Wingerter
George Wingerter six of 412 Elizabeth street died at home early yesterday from burns suffered when a high shirt caught fire from an open grate. A popping coat caused a live ember to ignite the garment while the child played in the room. Parents heard cries and found him engulfed in flames.
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George’ Wingerter
Elizabeth Street
Barbara Fries Wins Divorce From Arthur Fries
Mrs Barbara Fries was granted a divorce from Arthur Fries last Tuesday on grounds of neglect and desertion. Attorneys Wait and Bailey for Mrs Fries presented evidence that Fries deserted his wife in July 1912.
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Barbara Fries
Arthur Fries
Wait and Bailey
Pries
Fries
Womans Foreign Mission Society Meet in Trinity Church
The Cincinnati branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold their first meeting tomorrow afternoon at Trinity M E Church. The event invites members and attendees to gather for the session led by society officers and featuring preliminary plans for upcoming missionary work.
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Cincinnati
The
Woman's Foreign, Missionary Society
Trinity M. E. Church
Ennai
Detectives Seek Woman Missing With Child
Detectives searched yesterday for Louise Vieckery a 24 year old woman who disappeared from her home with her three year old child last Thursday. She lived at 444 West McMicken avenue and investigators are pursuing leads to locate both.
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Louise Vieckery
West
McMicken Avenue
Cinecinnat Esperanto Society Reorganizes
The Cinecinnat Esperanto Society reorganized Sunday at 4 pm in the FF. F. Ocltman office in the First National Bank building. A number of new members were enrolled and the society is optimistic about the language. Joseph E. Siegel read a paper on the convention.
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Cinecinnat! Esperanto Society
FF. F. Ocltman
First National Bank
Joseph E. Siegel
Wilson Avenue
Morse Mutual Benefit Association Elects New Officers
The Morse Mutual Benefit Association, a telegraphers group, selected officers for the coming year. Named are President W. H. Keer, Vice President J. Colligan, Secretary W. T. Scoville, Treasurer Frank Minning, Audit Committee HoBR Bryant W. G. Schon and H. E. Beyring, with A. L. Buchanan and others on the managing and ex officio panels.
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Morse Mutual Benefit Associaton
W. H. Keer
W. T. Scovillé
Frank Minning
A.L. Buchanan
Meyer
B. C. Chenal
J. N. Sak
Tw. Pons
Minning
Rush Work on New Norwood City Hall
Norwood's new administration will push the erection of the City Hall after a 90000 bond issue approved last year. A November referendum to use the playground site failed and the voters kept the present site. The old hall will be removed and work to begin with no interruption to city business with a goal to complete by next summer.
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RUSH
New Norwood City Hall
Norwood
Almont
Engelhardt
Poison Victim May Die
Harry Dehne aged 49 is in critical condition after consuming bichloride of mercury tablets at home. Doctors say the slow action of the poison makes prognosis uncertain as his wife Lillie Deline of 742 Clinton Street has become despondent after their separation.
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Harry Dehne
Dehne
Lillie Deline
Clinton Street
Deline
Ministers Demand Sunday Saloon Closings Across Churches
Covington ministers urged Sunday closing of saloons and state wide prohibition at Union M E Church. Rex W White of the Kentucky Anti saloon League spoke on law enforcement and good government predicting the state would be dry within five years. Women from the congregation listened as ministers from multiple denominations were urged to press enforcement.
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Imanve
Covington
Union M. Ee. 5 Church
Rex. P. W. ‘White
Kentucky Anti-saloon League
Mann
Evenevis
Esaa Ee
Deaths in Covington
The funeral for Joseph E former Deputy Jailer of Covington and brother of ex Fire Chief Lemker will be held tomorrow at 9 oclock at Mother of God Church. Interment at Mother of God Cemetery. W A Steinborn who died suddenly at Lexington will be mourned today at his parents home 73 West Fourth Street Covington.
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Joseph E
Covington
Lemker
Mother of God Church
Mother of God Cemetery
W. A. Steinborn
Lexington
Charles Steinborn
West Fourth Street
Cleaner Home Life Is Urged By Priest
Rev Declan Carroll urged cleaner home life from St Marys cathedral Covington The sermon cited Luke on wisdom and age calling fathers and mothers to guard the home He blamed lack of father presence and overbusy mothers for neglected homes noting telephone chats and unread daily papers as clues to drift from family life.
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Re . Declan Carroll
Covington
Rev. Carroll
Injunction Hearing Set Over Hall Possession Dispute
Judge Tracy of Covington schedules a Kenton Circuit Court hearing on Wednesday to decide the injunction issued against the Women's Civic Commission restraining them from taking possession of Odd Fellows' Hall where municipal dances were held.
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Tracy
Covington
Women's Civic Commission
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kenton
Boy 14 crushed to death under train wheels
Charles Day aged 14 of Covington was killed yesterday at Fifteenth and Garrard streets when hit by a car cut. The body was found by a commuter train crew and taken to Swetnam Swindlers morgue. Coroner Riffe could not locate witnesses. Police theory cites a hoard attempt.
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Charles Day
Kendall Street
Covington
Fifteenth
Garrard
Co. & CO
Swetnam & Swindlers
Riffe
Young Day
Woman jailed on drunkenness charge in Covington
Pearl Umberhaver aged 26 of Springfield will be arraigned before Police Judge Egeerie today after entering police headquarters and asking to be locked up. A photo in mass attire was found on her person. She claims to be a laundry worker after a disturbance at the Salvation Army on Madison Avenue yesterday evening.
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Pearl Umberhaver
Springfield
Egeerie
Covington
Olice
Pofce
Selvation Army
Madison Avenue
Newport Germans Boost City Trade Drive
Newport members of the German American Alliance circulate appeals to boost Newport business. The alliance plans lectures this winter to encourage members to trade in Newport.
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Newport
Ebert Proposes Abolishing Civil Service in Newport
Commissioner of Public Safety Ebert plans a resolution at today’s board meeting to annul the old Civil Service test for city jobs. He is backed by Morrige and McCrea to repeal the ordinance, giving him power to hire and dismiss all police and fire department personnel.
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Commissioner of Public Safety
Ebert
Newport
Board of Commissioners
Morrige
McCrea
Police and Fire Department
Geise Funeral Planned At St Patrick's Church
The funeral for Mrs Bila Geise wife of Edward Geise of 1510 Woodburn Avenue will be held tomorrow morning at St Patrick's Church. Edward Bryson, stricken with paralysis on New Year's Day, is improved and expected to be up again in a few days.
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Bila Geise
Edward Geise
Woodburn Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Edward Bryson
Man's Own Will as Miracle Worker of the Soul
A sermon by Rev. A B Beresford argues that natural miracles come from human will rather than divine acts. He cites cases of crime reform and moral renewal, noting inborn power to change motives and pursue social salvation, with references to Daniel Deronda and Toletto as examples of the so called New Birth.
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A. B. Beresford
the Hills Universalist Church
Anlé
Michat’ Dern
Hinself
Daniel Deronda
Fireman Carl Sandel Becomes Father of Boy
Fireman Carl Sandel of company 75 welcomes an eight pound baby boy born yesterday at his home 3636 West Highth Street.
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Carl Sandel
West Highth Street
Hoban Re-Elected by Orphan Society Board
The Orphan Society of St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum held its annual election with delegates from all parishes. President Nicholas J. Hoban and Auditor Robert F. Heath reported favorable finances and Hoban withdrew a previous resignation at Father Clark's request.
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Orphan Society of St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Nicholas J. Hoban
Robert F. Heath
Father Clark
Hoban
Henry Moeller
William FP. Clark
George W.tibbies
Anthony B. Dunlap
Michael P. Scully
Joseph Costello
Richard Crane
Daniel J. Butler
Wiliam J. Quirk
Frank Arrence Becker
Louis Flanagan
Joseph P. Rogers
Stephen McGrath
Edward Nao
Robert F. Ee Aoe
Richard Parker
John E. Sullivan
Edward Stahl
Frank X. Farrel
John 4
Vore
John J. Hogan
W. R. McQuilier
Patrick T. Kigarriff
N Hoban
Ear
Wittings P. Clark
New Quartette to Play at Zigeuner Abend in Cincinnati
The Gulp String Quartet joins Cincinnati music circles with Siegmund Culp first violin Ernest Pack second violin Carl Wunderle viola and Max Froelich. They debut at the Woman's Musical Club annual Zigeuner Abend at Walnut Hill Business Club Wednesday night.
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Gulp
Musical Societies of
Cincinnati
Siegmund Culp
Ernest Pack
Carl Wunderle
Max Froelich
Woman's Musical Club
Walnut Hille
Barrere Ensemble Promises Unusual Cincinnati Concert
The Barrere Ensemble, a wind instrument group with flutes oboes clarinets bassoons and horns, makes its debut in Cincinnati in March promising an entirely new interpretation of old masters.
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Barrere Ensemble
Cincinnati
Barrere
York street restaurant owner faces charges after gunfire
Owen McLaughlin proprietor of a Newport York street restaurant appeared in Police Court today to answer charges of disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons after he fired a revolver in his business on Saturday causing a stampede among patrons and police.
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Owen McLaughlin
York Street
Newport
Bond
McLaughlin
Popom
Seven Arrested in Licenseless Liquor Ring Probe
Police heads led a Sunday sweep arresting seven men for selling liquor without licenses. Among those taken were Kunta, 627 Western Avenue, and George Ruff with his son Oliver of Riverside, former saloon operators now charged. Plainclothes teams watched outlying districts amid bootlegging rumors. Edward Thompson reported paying five dollars for whisky seized at 322 Richmond Street. Four arrested at that location faced liquor license violations, with six bottles of whisky and two beers confiscated.
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Kunta
Western Avenue
Kuontz
Copelan
Miburbe
Edward Thompson
Winslow Street
Central Station
Richmond’ Street
McNulty
Kamman and
Maham
Pohlman
Porter Buckner
Thompson
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D. W. Sayre & CO
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