New Thought Cult Head Faces Divorce Suit Over Affair
Julia Seton, founder of the New Thought Church in New York, seeks divorce claiming her husband, Dr Sears, engaged in repeated acts of faithlessness with a Sears church social worker named as co respondent. The petition details trips to Europe from Boston on the Leyland line and to Queenstown on the Oceanic, with the pair traveling separately and under their own names.
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New ‘York
Julia Seton Hears
New Thought Church
New York
Forty-eighth Street
Anto
Ed T. Hiscox
New Thought
Sears’ Church
Petitor
Seare
Real Estate Exchange opens new quarters in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange held an open house at the Union Central Building drawing over 600 visitors. Two rival divisions reported 244 new members in two weeks led by Jerome E. Davis with 29 and A. B. Gould with 18. Trustees were elected to guide the group’s year end work.
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Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Union Central
Exchange
A. B. Gould Oe
Jerome E. Davis
A. B. Gould
Burnett House
W. B H. Dyer
Jerome J E. Davis
Barber
J.‘ Shottenfelat
Rivalry in Stern Suit Sparks Alimony Claim
The petition alleges the husband kept visiting other women and posed as single while courting the complainant. It states he frequented her home early in the morning, stayed about thirty minutes, and showed more interest in other women than in the marriage. The wife seeks alimony.
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Rae Beerecon
Thoreine
wWonen
Piraeelt
Nelte
Disore
Keating Seeks Wilson Support for Copper Mine Strike Probe
Representative Keating of Colorado plans to ask President Wilson to press for a House investigation into the copper mine strike. He proposes bringing Colorado witnesses to testify and urges an authoritative inquiry to resolve the dispute.
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Washington
Keating
Colorado
Wilson
House of
Haitian Revolt Near End as Lamoor Arrives in Kingston
Exiled Haitian revolutionary General Lamoor lands in Kingston Jamaica confirming reports that Port au Prince government regains control and the revolt there is nearly crushed. The dispatch notes Lamoor’s involvement in the upheaval and the shifting balance of power in Haiti.
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Kingston
Jamaica
General Lamoor
Port Au Prince
Wife Seeks Temporary Alimony in New York Separation Suit
Special to The American. New York Jan 114 A married school teacher earning 1400 a year sues her husband a lawyer earning under 1000 asking counsel fee and alimony The motion was before Supreme Court Justice Scudder who said he would think it over indicating consideration of the request for temporary alimony in the separation action filed by Mrs Anna Feldman.
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New York
Mohiern
Supreme Court
Scudder
Anna Feldman
Prints Identify Body In Unknown Exposure Victim
Police used fingerprint records to identify a dead man found in a hallway at a New York morgue. The 76 year old, once jailed for a minor offense, was confirmed as Patrick with no known Roan.
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New York
Rg Ha Che Morgue
Patrick
Gare
Firm Is Granted Judgment Against Bearman
Judgment for $200 rendered in Municipal Court civil branch in favor of R. S. Howard Piano Company against J. S. Bearman, former salesman. Bearman charged with selling a piano through a friend and failing to prove money turned over to company officials.
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R. S. Howard Piano Company
J. S. Bearman
Beaman
Buy at home Cincinnati market urged for growth
The piece argues Cincinnati retailers must advertise at home and abroad to keep growth steady, noting differences in costs for New York gowns and other goods. It praises local industry, addresses travel and shopping patterns, and urges pride in Cincinnati products to attract buyers and reinforce prosperity.
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Rochester
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pastor resigns over dancing in church and hypocritical conduct
The Rev Charles B Shannon of Elmwood Presbyterian East Orange resigns citing lack of church unity and tolerance for dancing by parishioners. He says he will not tolerate what he calls hypocritical behavior and defiance of his authority, leading to his decision to step down.
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East Orange
Inkpo
Ute
Wberalming
Man Attacks Girl Near Oakley Street
A man seized Miss Kope on Broad Street near Oakley, dragged her into an apartment building, and fled when she screamed. She escaped and notified police, who are seeking the assailant based on the partial description and location.
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Era Kope
Oakley
Kope
Armory Cold Drives Officers to Seek County Help
Hubler commander of the regiment leads a committee to appeal to the county commissioners for benevolent action as the armory is too cold for drilling and use. The group stresses discomfort and requests remedies or access to warmer facilities.
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Hubler
Fire in Delhi Causes Property Damage
A fire in Delhi caused property damage with unclear extent due to fragmentary text. No injuries reported in the readable portion.
City Council Considers Jury Fee Ordinance
At the next council meeting an ordinance to charge a jury fee in Municipal Court likely will be introduced. The civil service commission would serve as the jury commission under the proposal.
Thief Breaks into Homes of C W Faggerty Stole Cash
A thief entered the residence of C. W. Faggerty at 230 West Fourth Avenue yesterday and stole 365 in cash from the dwelling. The incident is under police inquiry.
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C. W. Faggerty
West Fourth Avenue
Nineteen Nurses Receive Diplomas at City Hospital School
Nineteen young women were awarded graduate nurse diplomas at the Cincinnati Hospital Training School for Nurses. The ceremony featured music and remarks from Rev. Robert Watson and Dr. B. K. Rachford, with diplomas presented by John R. is safety director and badges by the superintendent. Names listed include Grace Darin Sal Salina Ohio, Margaret Alice Kendakeville, Carolyn Keen Waytrook, Mik e Hanson, Edith M. Gandon Cincinnati, Mae McClain Lewiston Ohio, Vivian B. Vanwinkle Anderson Indiana, Marie Spain Pleasant Pisins, Jeanette Bellman New Lebanon Ohio, Nora Ely Cincinnati, Eulalia Bettinger Coldwater Ohio, Ade Curtin Augusta Kentucky, Lelia Hil... Saybrook Illinois, Fredericka Payne Hamilton Ohio, Marie Frances Conrad Fayetteville Ohio, Ethel M. Johnson Waterford Ontario Canada, Ella Murphy Valley Mines Missouri.
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Ninetely
Cincinnati
Robert Watson
B. K. Rachford
John R
Supert Wee Aeoairer
Val Dietery
Mase
Grace Darin
Ade Curtin
Augusta
Lelia Hiléreth
Saybrook
Fredericka Payne
Hamilton
Ohio
Marie Frances Conrad
Fayetteville
Ethel M. Johnson
Waterford
Ontario
Canada
Ella Murphy
Valley Mines
Contempt Charge Heard Against Garment Worker
Jurors will hear contempt charges against Sam Bauer a member of the garment workers union cited to appear in Judge Oppenheimer's Superior Court for contempt. Bauer allegedly violated an injunction forbidding violence during a strike at Fulworth Garment Company's plant and is said to have assaulted Sam Topper.
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Sam Bauer
Lincoln signed amendment sold at auction
A fragmentary report notes a Lincoln signed amendment and another copy sold for 8250 at a gallery auction. Proceeds included a 1900 bid for a directed bill and a plate of playbills. total day receipts reached about 18676 with continuation planned tomorrow.
Bar Association Convention Pledged Delegates Vote
Delegates pledged to vote for Cincinnati at the 115th Bar Association convention are being received by the Chamber of Commerce. An effort will be made to bring the convention here.
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Cincinnati
Bar Association
Chamber of Commérce
Receiver Seeks Pay From Bettman Johnson Co
George W. Farris, last July named receiver for the Bettman Johnson Company, was asked to approve allowances for his services by a petition filed in U S Court.
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George W. Farris
Bettman. Johnson Company
U. S
Founders' Day Planned at Woodward March 7
An executive board meeting announced Woodward's Founders' Day on March 7. The Felter room will be open 7:29 to 8 for inspection of Woodward mementoes, followed by a reception and the restroom room reopening for the evening events.
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Eiselecer
William Egger
Miss Benson
Felter
Lawsuit alleges Portland Cement owes $100000 plus bonds
Receiver Guy Mallon of the Portland Cement Company told the U S Court yesterday that the company owes Miss Francis Williamson more than $100000. He said the firm issued $520000 in bonds secured by mortgage on real estate and coupons, with an unpaid amount of nearly $14000.
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Guy Mallon
Portland Cement Company
U. S
Francis Williamson
Kenton County Lawmakers Propose Abolishing Offices
Kenton County members of the State Legislature introduced several bills. One aims to abolish the office of commonwealth attorney and shift duties to the county auditor, another would merge the county jailer with the sheriff and create a paid jailer under the sheriff. Additional measures concern public utilities regulation, railroad commission enforcement, quail hunting bans for two years, and mandatory licensing for plumbers.
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Kenton County
A Price
Covington
Commonwealth Attorney
Harry Mapiee
Railroad Commission
Ida H> Klette
Price
Paid Twice Sues Road in Kentucky Courtover Fare Claim
Elizabeth Kohn of Cincinnati sues the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Kenton Circuit Court to recover 6100 claiming she rode a race train in October and was charged a second fare after being moved to another coach. She says the experience left her a nervous wreck.
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Elizabeth Kohn
Cincinnati
Kenton
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Letonia
Bride Catherine O'Neill Weds George Bramiage in Cov
George Bramiage formerly of Covington married Miss Catherine O'Neill a Mercy Hospital nurse in Covington yesterday. The ceremony drew local families and church officials observed the vows.
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George Bramiage
Cov
Catherine O'Neill
T Mercy Hospital
Banker Named New U. S. Marshal in Kentucky
A banker from Lesboro Kentucky was appointed United States Marshal at age 46. He is allied with friends of ex Chief Joseph W. Pugh of Covington. Juni Gayle of Owenton and two others were contenders for the post. The appointee plans to live in Covington.
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Sepetaiai
Lesboro
United States
Seph W. Pugh
Covington
Juni Gayle
Owenton
Ford
Peccet A.patrick
Tia
Midatoro
Trial of Charles McGarvey in Covington Held in Kenton Court
Charles McGarvey of Covington faced trial in Kenton Circuit Court with Judge Tracy presiding. The defendant is charged with possessing stolen goods as railroad detectives and the State pursue the case with aid from multiple railroad detectives. The trial continues through the day’s session.
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Charles McGarvey
Covington
Tracy
Kenton
McGarvey
Contests Will of Napoleon B. Stephens Dismissed
In Kenton Circuit Court the will contest over Napoleon B. Stephens was dismissed as settled on motion by contestant Mary Ann Clark. The matter arose from alleged undue influence during the will's drafting. Martha Stephens referenced in court records.
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Napoleon B. Stephens
Kenton
Mary Ann Clark
Martha Stephens
Covington City to Oust Twenty Patrolmen Today
The Covington city commissioners plan to dismiss twenty patrolmen at today's meeting and appoint new officers. Mayor Philippe has not opposed the reshuffle, and each commissioner will nominate five replacements under a new resolution discussed at the first meeting. The changes take effect shortly after the vote.
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Covington
Philippe
Leone Palin
Married in Covington
Marriage licenses issued yesterday in Covington to multiple couples including Russell Fisher 22 and Velma Gray 21 of Kimbolton Ohio and James Patterson 29 with Eve Ralston 26 of Chillicothe Ohio. Other pairs include J J Kattenbach 28 and A C Luken 29 of Newport Ohio and Minnie Clancey 22 of Irvine Kentucky with Wil J 26 of Ludlow Kentucky.
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Covington
Russell Fisher
Velma Gray
Kimbolton
Ohio
Fred White
Fred Collier
Oen
Seabine
Nden
Vance
Cincinnati
Minnie Clancey
Irvine
Wl J
Ludlow
Emma
Bromley
Covington Industrial Club Admits New Members
New members accepted into the Covington Industrial Club include Assistant City Solicitor John Richmond Circuit Court Clerk William Macke Charles Devon G A Hattersly and John Gilligar.
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Covington
Covington Officials Review Fire Houses for Upgrades
Covington city commissioners inspected the fire houses and identified needed improvements. Isabel Geartines will be acted upon at the next meeting of the council.
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Covington
Isabel Geartines
Held as lunatic: Marion M. Matthews faces trial on lunacy
Marion M. Matthews 45 of DeCoursey avenue Rosedale was arrested yesterday by detectives and Parker. He is jailed to stand trial on a charge of lunacy. Police allege Matthews has been writing threats to officials of the Ohio road shops where he had been employed.
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Marion M. Matthews
DeCoursey Avenue
Rosedale
Parker
Matthews
Ohio
Fight to keep Covington saloons open on Sunday
State organizer Sidney Story addressed the Mutual Protective Association as petitions circulate in Covington. Citizens oppose Sunday saloon closings and plan to present the petition to Covington City Commissioners at their next meeting. Ministers plan to attend urging a closed Sunday.
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Covington
Eeington
Mutual Protective Association
Sidney Story
Dance Hall Suit Heard in Rent Court Over Lease Dispute
Judge Harbeson heard a Rentor Court case involving the Oha allows Hall Covington used for municipal dances. Steventon claims he holds the lease and seeks to stop the dances from continuing. Injunction proceedings were filed to halt the events while the judge holds the case under submission and briefs are to be filed by counsel. a sign is expected before Saturday.
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Oha
Covington
Harbeson
Steventon
Sion
Lay
SAYS ESTATE IS WASTED
Audrey ton Circuirt sues Leon R. Stackpole of Covington for divorce filed yesterday alleging a wasted estate in a district court action.
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Leon R. Stackpole
Covington
Audreyton Circuirt
Campbell County Candy Club Plans Meeting At Healey Hall
The Campbell County candy deasers will meet at Healey's Hall in Newport Friday night to organize the group and discuss ending candy sales in saloons as one of their objectives.
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Campbell County Candy Deasers
Healey’s Hall
Newport
Man Faces 10000 Damages Suit Over Auto Collision
Daniel B. Murphy a policeman of 645 Wayne street filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking 10000 damages alleging he was knocked down and injured September 1 by an automobile at McMillan and May streets. The defendant is Franck C. H. Mann president of Mann Printing Engraving Company.
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McMillan and May Streets
Daniel B. Murphy
Wayne Street
Franck C. H. Mann
The
Mann Printing & Engraving Company
Common Pleas
Salvation Army Man Opens Bar Cafe in New York
Major Wallace Winchell head of Salvation Army forces in Jefferson City opens a Salvation Army cafe in a store at 111 Montgomery Street. A bar with white-coated bartenders dispenses coffee tea and milk instead of hard drinks. He offers a free drink with every small sandwich order and previously led midnight squads to collect Saturday night drinks.
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New York
Wallace Winchell
Salvation Army
Jefferson City
Boniface
Montgomery Atteet
Salvation Army Cafe
Henne brothers in Dayton charged with mail fraud
U S Attorney McPherson went to Dayton to attend the hearing on Walter Henne of Troy and Jacob Henne of Piqua who are accused of using the mails to defraud. They operated shoe stores in Piqua and Troy and clothing houses in Evansville, ordered goods they did not pay for and later filed for bankruptcy.
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U. S
McPherson
Dayton
Howell
Walter Henne
Troy
Jacob Henne
Piqua
Sanare
Evaneville
Ind
Federal Jury Is Drawn For February Term Court
The list of jurymen drawn to serve at the February term of the U S District Court includes John R. Picknill Frank Hite L E Diehl J H Du bois Harry Tullis William Whitny Jr Clarke William EB Cartmell Hal C Jeremiah Richard Green John W Bruner James Wolfe Joseph Hart John Miller Patrick Corrigan William H Struve EB W Coy Robert Clerk John Greathouse George M Ballentine Robert D Hughes James Gore George Rundle John H Patten David Fultz Ora E Stivers and others from multiple counties.
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U. S. District Court
John R. Picknill
Brown
Frank Hite
L. E. Diehl
Butler
J. H. Dubois
Harry Tullis
Champaign
William Whitny, Jr. Clarke
William EB. Cartmell
Clarke
Hal C. Jeremiah
Clermont
Richard Green
Clinton
John W. Bruner
Darke
James Wolfe
Green
Joseph Hart
Familton
Swindler Heavily Fined After False Pretenses Case
George Herzel used a note to obtain change for $20 at Spiess delicatessen 271 West McMicken avenue. He was arrested and in Municipal Court Judge Alexander sentenced him to sixty days in the workhouse and fined $100 plus costs.
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George Herzel
Spiess Delicatessen
McMicken Avenue
Alexander
Costa
Rail service in Portugal halted by general strike
Lisbon reports railroads nationwide suspended as workers stage a nationwide stoppage. The government notes about one third of Portugal’s rail lines are state owned and affected by the action.
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Americas
Lisbon
Portugal
Egg boycotts mocked by Ohio agriculture official
Columbus January 14 EB Strode state Commissioner of Agriculture attending the Ohio Farmers Congress ridiculed egg boycotts. He cited an alleged 60 million dollar annual loss from lack of inspection and decayed eggs and mocked city supporters who advocate such boycotts. Dr Paul Fischer chief state veterinarian urged hog cholera as a key sanitary measure amid major financial losses nationally.
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Columbus
EB. Strode
Ohio Farmers’ Congress
Strode
Paul Fischer
Salary Raised for Charity and Correction Superintendent
At a board meeting the salary for the superintendent of charity and correction was set at 4500, up from 4000, to match the hospital head’s pay. A letter will be sent to the council by the Mayor requesting the ordinance change.
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Board of Control
Superintendent of Charity and Correction
General Hospital
Murder Victim Found After Fire in Rooming House
Firefighters in Youngstown Ohio found an unidentified man dead with a crushed skull after answering a blaze in Kurtz alley. An ax lay in the room, which had been padlocked from the outside. police suspect the fire was started to cover up the murder.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Kurtz Alley
Lawsuit Challenges Industrial Insurance Rules
The Mountain Timber Co. of Kalama Washington filed a lawsuit today challenging the constitutionality of industrial insurance laws promoted in many states. The action targets the state and involves assertions about government overreach in regulation.
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Washington
Ian
The
Mountain Timber Co
Kalama
Wash
Industria
Homes Found For 148 Tots In Private Homes
The annual report of R A Longman shows 148 children from the Children's Home placed in private homes during the year just closed. It notes 41 percent of all wards placed are in homes, with 669 children now in private homes under the institution’s care.
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R. A. Longman
Neek Dee
Delay in Execution for Henry Spencer Friday Hanged Teetering
Chicago January 14. Henry Spencer an opium fiend convicted of murdering Mrs Mildred Rexroat a tango teacher will not be hanged at ten next Friday. The Supreme Court granted a writ of supersedes delaying the execution until the State Supreme Court can decide Spencer's case.
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Chicago
Til
Henry Cer
Mildred Rexroat
Carter
Spencer
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Hamlin
Anderson Art Galleriée
G. D. Smith
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Rippey
Woodward
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U. S. Marshal
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Swindler
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