Frame Up Rumors Hit Police Lieutenant in Inquiry
An investigation into Lieutenant Ketchel and alleged frame up cases surfaced yesterday. Mildred Marrett testified about visits to her home while safety officials and police denied damaging testimony, with others noting patrols watching occupants and planned photo attempts that failed.
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Ketchel
Keitel
Ace
Mildred Marrett
George Street
Copelan
Keidel
Barrett
Copelaw
Holmes
Lear Nye
Hie
My Place
Atto
Weatherly
Baldwin
Willian Nimmo
Refugee Train Plot Aims Kidnapping of American Diplomat
A fragmented report suggests a planned operation to move refugees to Mexico and a plot to kidnap an American diplomat. The article references President Wilson and actions by U S officials as details surface.
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Mexico
Wilson
Ted
Fora Crus
Amerigdn
U S Agents To Hold Deserters From Ojinaga
Reports from Presidio Texas describe U S agents tracking deserters from Ojinaga as Mexican troops flee toward the United States. Federal prisoners near the border are to be moved to Marfa for detention. Villa readies forces for a campaign from Chihuahua toward Torreon while reviewing captured field pieces.
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Presidio
Texas
Ojinaga
Marfa
Paso
San Antonio
Seret
United States
Pancho Villa
Chihuahua
Villa
Chihiahua
Torreon
Mexico
Onaga
Noth
Fedubala
Geeral
E. A. Benavides
Juarez
Eben
Te Anes
Thision
Think New Revolt Is Being Planned
A new revolt is believed under way in Mexico as uniforms, ordinance and military equipment arrive at El Paso freight houses for the Vasquista movement. Government officers report ten large packing cases received at two freight offices as leaders recruit from escaping Federals.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Guard Heads May Go Into Mexico
The Ohio National Guard through officers of the First Ohio Infantry may be deployed to Mexico if credentials are secured from the War Department in Washington. Captain John W. Pattison of Cox's staff and attached to the First Regiment is involved in the preparations.
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Ohio National Guard
First
Ohio Infantry
Mexico
War Department
Washington
John W. Pattison
Cox
Railroad centers office for Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern system
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad decides to locate its administrative headquarters in Cincinnati between Parkersburg and the river. J M Davis named assistant general manager with offices in the city. A delegation of 36 officials arrived to meet department heads as Vice President A W Thompson hosted the group at the Linton.
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Cincinnati
Ujion
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Parkersburg
Striver
Baltimore
Transportation Department
J. M. Davis
Davis
A. W. Thompson
Linton
J. M Dervis
C. le Tiemad
Trasfic
Incinnati
Ty McLeughite
General Freiet
T. HW. Noonan
Gre Mansger
Teagenes Hines
Calloway
Ede
Parton
Toacienati M. Pi
Waite
B. & C. W. Cloecianati
Voorhees
Clactanati
MF McCarthy
Claclopeti
W. G. Curren
B. J. Lame
D. Stack
Chillicothe
J. 0. Hagerty
Seymour
Ind
EB. W. Scheer
Fldra
C. ‘Te Breyoort
F.B. Mitchell
Toledo
Darton
MY. Hynes
Delphoe
Triiratine
RB. Russeth
Runaway Youth John Chirco After Factory Job Loss
John Chirco an 18 year old from 424 West Court Street disappeared after being discharged from a South Norwood factory. His brother Peter Chirco urged Detectives Hall and Greer to search, fearing a scolding over losing his position. The missing youth is described as a cripple.
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John Chirco
West Court Street
Peter’ Chirco
Hall and
Greer
South Norwood
Painter Molder Dies After Casting Fall at Elmwood Plant
Henry Peupker aged 56 a molder of 1636 Highland avenue died in Bethesda Hospital from injuries suffered when a casting reportedly fell on him at Elmwood Casting Company's plant. Coroner F Poertmeyer to investigate.
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Henry Peupker
Highland Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
Elmwood, Casting Company
F Poertmeyer
Captain Wayne Stacey Seeks Assignment with Mexican Army
Captain Wayne Stacey of Company J Wyoming applies through Adjutant General Wood with Major Hubler for an assignment to accompany a Mexican army unit to study field maneuvers in active service. Wood and Governor Cox favored the idea and Wood plans to take it to the Secretary of War this week. A box weighing 7,700 pounds and other heavy shipments are noted.
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Wayne Stacey
Wyoming
Wood
Hubler
Cox
W. H. Kirk
U S Agent Confers With Huerta After Vera Cruz Return
Nelson O'Shaughnessy American Charge dAffaires held a conference with General Huerta in Mexico City on January 12 after Huerta’s return from Vera Cruz. Details were not discussed publicly but reports indicate a pressing financial issue facing the provisional government and its aides.
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Mexico City
Mex
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
General Huerta
Vera Cruz
Demand for Radical Trust Policy and Chamber Elections
The document argues against added disturbances from tariff and currency acts, urging timely action to emancipate legitimate business from monopoly. It notes presidential duties including currency comptroller appointments and Panama Canal Zone reforms, and covers the Chamber of Commerce election with Yellow ticket candidates and ballot rules for non and property-holding members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henedy
Comon
Federal Reserve Board
Panama, Canal. Zone
Chamber of Commerce
William’ Gucken
Henry Vogel
Henry M. Brouse
Gol
Neat Rstate Managers
Wilson Finishes Business Message
President Wilson travels toward Atlanta on the Special Train and meets reporters. He says his Congress address will focus on curbing monopolistic tendencies in industry and note changes before public delivery. He tentatively approves the rural credit bill and awaits Tumulty’s arrangements for presenting to leaders.
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Charlotte
Wic
Wilson
Atlanta
Congress
Rural Credit
School Board Seeks Tax Law Change and Annexation Support
The school board passed a resolution urging Governor Cox to call a special session to amend the tax law to 1 percent. They adopted meeting times on the first and third Mondays and rejected Ferntank dances. Elmwood would annex, and a $100000 bond issue for 20 years at 4.5 percent was approved to fund schools.
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Cox
Condon
Elmwood Jena Board of Education
Elmwood Board
Aenas
Reports wife missing Louise Vickery and baby
Police seek Louise Vickery age 24 of West McMicken Avenue and her infant after they disappeared from home last Thursday. Husband unable to explain her absence.
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Louise Vickery
McMicken Avenue
Hone Sinte
Federation of Laundry Workers elects officers
The annual meeting at the Business Men's Club resulted in Clifford Taylor of Excelsior Laundry as President, L. J. Oehler as Vice President, Charles M. Leslie as Secretary, and Barrett Waters as Treasurer.
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Federation of Laundry Workers
Business Men’s Club
Clifford Taylor
Excelsior Laundry
L. J. Oehler
Charles M. Leslie
Barrett Waters
Dynamiters Threaten Rail Lines in Cape Colony Crisis
Special Cable reports South Africa faces a deepening rail strike with martial law possible in the Transvaal and Orange Free State. Dynamite use to destroy railroad property could earn death by shooting, as Cape Colony workers and a socialist agitator Hobson Harrison are noted.
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Johannhetburd
South Africa
Ellel
Cape Colony
Free Lunch Prosecution Ties To Hamilton League
Louis Rinkenberger of the Hamilton County Liquor League declined comment on the case against Jacob Abrams a Fifth Street saloon keeper arrested for serving a non cheese and cracker free lunch. Authorities suspect league backing and anticipate further action as a broader anti saloon effort unfolds tonight.
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Louis Rinkenberger
Hamilton County Liquor League
Jacob Abrams
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Abrams
Cincinnati
Mrs Hughes Buried at Home Funeral
The funeral for Mrs. Sada Hughes of 966 St. Charles Place will be held at her residence this morning at 12:30. The obituary notes her death occurred Saturday.
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Sada
Hughes
Charles Place
Is Our Criminal Code Wrong in Conception
Starr Cadwallader of Cleveland told a Guilford school audience that the criminal code is fundamentally faulty due to inconsistent penalties across states and politicized prison appointments. He urged a standard penalties system and improved prison aims toward uplift and reform, while noting the need for better administration of law and sentencing.
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Chuir
Guilford School
Fourth Street
Starr Cedwallader
Cleveland
State Board of
Ohio Penitentiary
Cadwallader
Tie
Sam
United States
Mayor Spiegel Urges Cooperation To Rebuild Cincinnati
Mayor Spiegel appealed to the North Cincinnati Business Men's Club urging German citizens and all residents to unite to restore Cincinnati to its former status as the Queen City. He cited street cleaning issues on Glendora and Jefferson avenues and threatened action over the street department head. He urged equitable distribution of funds and local improvement associations to target essential projects. Jacobi Necus and Charles Nerpet attended, receiving applause.
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Cincinnati
Mayor Spiegel
North
Cincinny
Spiegel
Ciicuirimtt
Glendora
Jefferson
Chiles Stiehnath
Albert Hoene
Hunt
Stichnath
Norwood Protests Over Telephone Gall Change
A strong protest by the South Norwood Welfare Association at its annual meeting objected to renaming the Norwood subdivision of the Telephone company from Kim to Ridge. A committee will pursue the issue with the company while Mayor Englehardt spoke on improving traction company rerouting for South Norwood cars and better service. Officers elected included F A Zimmerman as president and F J Meyer as vice president with D D Mueller on the association ticket. Professor J E Harry spoke on The City Beautiful.
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Vigorouz
Sooth Norwood Welfare Association
Norwood
Telephone Company
Kim
Ridge
Engiehardt
Traction Company
South Norwood
F. A. Zimmerman
F. J. Meyer
BE. W. Oester, Jr
Edward Roach
Warer
D. D. Mueller
Mueller
Z1 Association
J. E. Harry
City Beautiful
McGrath Takes Job As Tax Supervisor
Stephen McGrath former city purchasing agent accepts the post as supervisor of income tax collections under Internal Revenue Collector Gilligan.
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Stephen McGrath
McGrath
Internal Revenue
Gilligan
Horace Mann Welfare to Elect Officers Tonight
The Horace Mann Welfare Association will hold its annual officer election at Horace Mann School tonight. Charlie Roekel leads the red ticket and C. Behleicher heads the blue ticket as the group also marks its first anniversary.
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Horace Mann Welfare Association
Horace Mann School
Charlies Roekel
C. Behleicher
Weis Installed as President of Street Railway Union
Joseph Weis, a conductor on the tow street line, will be installed president of the Street Railway Em ployes' Mutual Protective Association at tonight's Brighton Mall meeting. Weis succeeds Thomas Sullivan and also serves as vice president of the Street Car Men's Union.
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Joseph Weis
Towa Street
Mother Jones Arrested in Trinidad Strike War
Special dispatch from Trinidad Colorado reports labor organizer Mother Jones seized from her hotel room by militia and held as a military prisoner. She was escorted through the rain to a hotel, placed in an automobile, and driven toward the jail as several hundred coal miners cheered along the streets.
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Americas
Trinidad
Colo
Mother" Jones
Toliee
Mine Owners Defend After Labor Department Report
Quincy A. Shaw, president of Calumet & Heele Mine Company, rebuts a labor department inquiry into Michigan copper strikes. He calls the report unfair and overly favorable to the strikers, noting alleged large profits and insufficient labor analysis.
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Boston
Quincy A. Shaw
Calumet & Heele Mine “Se Company
Vacas
Department of ‘Lahor
Michigan
Shaw
Wilson
Seattle
City Milk Supply Better Than Ever Says Academy Report
A Milk Committee report to the Academy of Medicine states Hamilton County milk is purer and higher graded than before, with satisfactory countywide containment of deficiencies. Officers for the new year were installed, including President Dr A B Thrasher and secretary Dr Charles T Routher, reflecting praise for physicians' dedication to public health.
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The
Academy of Medicine
Hamilton County
CAS
A. B. Thrasher
Sidney Lang
Dudley W. Palmer
Charles T. Routher
A. G. Drury
Arch J. Carson
D. L Wolfstein
BE. K. Zinke
Ohio State Medical Association
Rufus B. Hall
A. Thompson
Martin Ousted From Fire Alarm Service Post
Fire safety head Holmes removes Thomas Martin after ruling he did not pass civil service exam. D. H. Fisher of Madison Street is named new superintendent of the Ville light plant to fill the vacancy. Martin notified of action yesterday.
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Thomas Martin
Fire Alarm Telegraph Service
Civil Service
Holmes
D. H. Fisher
Charles Street
Madison S Met
Mville
Martin
Recall Debate Shapes Charter Draft At City Commission
At a charter commission meeting opposition argued recall provisions illegal under home rule. After debate, the recall provision was approved 6 to 4 as part of the new charter, with adjournment pending next Monday night to continue discussion.
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Commissiom
Presberg
Roth
Shearer
Knight
Wilson
Clare
Williams Named for Comptroller of the Currency
Washington reports bipartisan expectation that John Skelton Williams will be sent by the President to the Senate as Comptroller of the Currency and ex officio Federal Reserve Board member. Senate opposition arises from several Democrats and Republicans favor a thorough Senate review before confirmation.
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Americas
Washington
Senate
John Skelton Williams
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Williame
McAdoo
Agneey Trust Company
Qnerger
United States Trust
Big City
Witinaiee
Urreheey
Romance at Lyric features Bishop Armstrong tale
Doris Keane stars in Romance at the Lyric in a production that falls short of full approval. The prologue replays a romance involving a bishop and his nephew as the main plot unfolds with period costumes and a charity of dress that recalls fifty years ago.
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Doris Keane
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Will Gare
U.S
Railroad
Gin't
Molder
Huerta
Reach Last Lap Inc. of
William Guckenberger
Uuth Africa
Hamed Harrison
Cape Town
Fred
Mrs. Hughes
Rel
JacobiNecus
Charles Nerpet
M’grath
Spiegel Aakd
Mother Jones
Will
Williams
LYRIC
E. J. Moore CO
Povey Ip Ky
Union
Ere
Auaene
Mair
BEN Franklin CO
the Glow Electric Co
Walhaut Street
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