Stage Not Going To Dogs Dying
Catholic priest and actors urged reform of indecent plays at a meeting in New York supported by Bishop Sto. and Father Join Talbot, warning that immoral stage acts threaten public decency. Leaders like Jed Gree, Frederick Warde, and Sothern pressed for cleaner productions and responsible criticism. Bert Green elected president of the New York alliance chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Otars Bishaup
Talbot Borith
Rey
Tir Senphaer
Hen Greet
Frederick Warde
Church al- Hanen
Hite Astor
Tad Plate
Paule
Jed Gree
Betapet
Ans
Chriatman
Warde
Fortes-Robertson
WH. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Maud Adama
The
Alliance
Bert Green
Fraud Charges Threatened Over Baldwin Locomotive Sale
Allegations of fraud tied to the Baldwin Locomotive Works sale to Kuhn, Loeb & Co surface. Johnson argues he was owed commissions from a two year old deal involving Drexel & Co and White, Weld & Co while the three cornered talks proceed. Judge Hand postpones ruling until Monday as hearings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Saiee
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Johnson
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Weld & Co
Robbison
White, Weld & Co
Spencer Miller
Robitson
John G. Milburn
Mney
Miller
John H. Converse
John W. Converse
Philade
Judge Hand
Bible salesman held in juvenile court case
John W. Maxon of 910 Pitt Street faced charges of contributing to the delinquency of 15 year old Hubert Bubaker of Osborne C. The Juvenile Court, with Judge Caldwell, continued the case after Bubaker ran away from the Ohio Military Institute and was found on the street near Kokomo Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WH. Maxon
Pitt Street
Hubert Bubaker
Osborne
Caldwell
Hubert
Ohio Military Institute
College
Mason
Kokomo
Ind
Bishop Vincent to Speak on Sunday Lecture Series
Dr. Ernest C. Wareing will deliver a Tuesday afternoon lecture on "Was Man Born of a Molecule or Conceived in Thought" at the extension department. Edward Landenco to speak in the morning. Y.M.K.A. party postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Wareing
Edward Landenco
Y. Mk. A
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Snag Buried Names
A jumbled real estate list records transfers and mortgages involving Second Nations Bank, Charles et al, William H. Peters, Joseph Lewis, Walter Pullen, Abraham Sachs, and others. References to lots, streets, and park areas appear with uncertain details and scattered figures, including a $700 note and various property bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Nations Bank
Charles
Behulte
Cotesia
Wood
G. A. Peters
Detmer Avenues
Bos
Daniel Lebauth
Brown
Williams Nomination Cleared by Senate Committee
After a three day banking hearing the Senate committee voted to favorably report the Williams nomination. The vote was split with at least Weeks Bristow for and Nelson and Les McLean against. An ironclad agreement barred any disclosure of committee discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Aiae
Walt
Senate Newivy
Weeks
Bristow
Nelson
Les McLean
Wiliams
Plans Ocean Flight Explored by Dayton Figures
In Dayton, discussions unfold over an early aviation venture involving Orville Wright. Harry Atwood of Toledo travels to confer on the feasibility of a night flight that could test aerial prowess, with the era’s aviation innovators weighing the possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Orville Wright
Harry . Atwodd
Toledo
Fire in His Own Home Sparks Rush by Firemen
Firemen of Company No 6 respond to a call from the fire tower racing to 525 Wn Street where Edward Gilliese’s home is ablaze. Gilliese, first on the scene, directs the wagon as flames burst from the upper floor in his residence. The report ends abruptly with an incomplete sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gilliese
Gilliese
Frtman
Equality urged by Cincinnati churchgoers at unionist message
More than 1 540 church members from 26 Christian churches gathered at Central Christian Church on West Ninth Street to hear Rev. D L Powell of Louisville speak on Unionist of the Christian church. Ira D Washburn presided and John Shaft noted the speaker. Powell spoke about James in the churches to impress general unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinemnati
Central Christian Church
West Ninth Street
DL. L. Powell
Louisville
Christan Church
Ira D. Washburn
John
Shaft
Rev. Powell
James
Woman Charged After Rock Attack on Clara Daniel
A warrant charging assault and battery was issued yesterday for Mrs A L Oates of 18 Commerce Street. Clara Daniel of the Sal Army post at 429 East Third Street swore to the warrant, saying Oates struck her with a rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra A. L. Oates
Commercce Street
Clara Daniel
Sal- Army
Oates
Bryan for Callahan Backed by Key Democrats
Special to The Americas reports support for Dee T. Callahan from Interstate Commerce Co with William J. Bryan Colonel Br MM House and Dr. John W. Coughlin Democratic national committeeman from Massachusetts backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Americas
Washington, Jan
Dee T. Callahan
Interstate Commerce Co
William J. Bryan
Br. MM. House
John W. Coughlin
Massachusetts
Grip Stolen From Wagon Belonging to Miss Stella Heinsheimer
A rattan suitcase containing a riding habit and other clothing was taken yesterday from an American Express wagon parked in front of its office at 16 East Fourth Street. The owner is Miss Stella Heinsheimer of 3584 Alaska Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Heinsheimer
Alaska Avenue
American Express
East Fourth Street
Assault case tried in Common Pleas Court
Edward Heffron and ten others faced charges of assault and battery for an incident at a Boal street party in October 1912. Mees pleaded toward assault in common pleas court yesterday as the trial proceeded. the other defendants were listed as to be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Heffron
Slarry Mier
Boal Street
Mees
Common Pleas Court
Must Pay Wife Alimony Ordered by Insolvency Court
Colleen A. Stever obtained an order from Judge Warner in the Insolvency Court for William Henry Stever to pay her 15 dollars weekly alimony and 50 dollars in attorney fees. Stever is manager of the Lyric Piano Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen A. Stever
Warner
Orday
William Henry Stever
Stever
The
Lyric Piano Co
Lyric and Grand Theaters Feature Farces and Romance
A Modern Girl tale centers on a young woman saving her father from financial ruin and a romance with a Wall Street banker, amid misunderstandings. The Poor Little Rich Girl at Grand Opera House promises a witty, moralizing look at snobbery and class clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Grand Opera House
Man Seeks Wife Through Car Job In South Bend
Otta Buck Churchill, a hedge car conductor in South Bend Indiana, seeks a wife by July 25 to meet the terms of a will. He has estate worth 20 506 000, and has received many letters, hoping a new job improves his chances of finding a suitable partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial Fo
South Bend
Ind
Five Spitters Fined By City Police
Five individuals registered as Adolph Schmidt Jo Hendricksen Siiney Jones Arthur Ewet and Frank Christopher were arrested by Sanitary Police Reeves and Larkins for spitting in street cars and fined 32 each by Judge Alexander yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hive
Met
Adolph Schmidt
Jo Hendricksen
Siiney Jones
Arthur Ewet
Frank Christopher
Sanitary Policesien
Reeves
Larkins
Alexander
Y M H A Leaders Head Banquet For Membership Drive
Alfred Bettman Fred M Cohen and Rabbi David Pritipees will speak at a January 29 banquet at the Jental Settlement auditorium. The event marks the start of a campaign to boost Y M H A membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bettman
Fred M. Cohen
Rabbi David Pritipees
Jental
Franklin Club to honor Benjamin Franklin at Business Men's Club
Attorney H E Engiehardt and the Reverend A B Beresford will speak at a Ben Franklin birthday celebration hosted by the Franklin Club. The event marks the 208th birthday of Benjamin Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Engiehardt
A. B. Beresford
Agg Abs
Busines Men's Club
Benjamin Franklin
Stolen tools found in vacant lot near Dorchester and Highland
A chest of carpenter's tools stolen Thursday from a building at Farnshaw and Highland avenues was recovered by police late yesterday in a vacant lot at Dorchester and Highland avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarnshaw
Highland Avenues
Dorchester and
Builders Meet Cincinnati Delegation Bids for 1915 Convention
The Chamber of Commerce and Builders' Exchange of Cincinnati will send a joint delegation to Louisville Tuesday to bid for the 1915 convention of the National Building Trades and Mechanics' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and Builders’ Exchange of
Cincinnati
Louisville
National Building Trades and Overs’ Association
Births Notice With Several Families Listed
A series of birth announcements lists several families and addresses. Names include George and Jannie Washington, Josep and Feany Betker, Raymond and Sali Choley, Gabe Portes Datlen, and Maarring Wolbes, with associated street addresses. The OCR text appears garbled in parts but centers on newborns and parental names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hae
Tasom
Garah Zioart
Hopkins Bey
George and
Jannie Washington
Mamie Jackon
Bor
Josep and
Feany Betker
Bey
Max Sot
Mary ‘Kretien
Raymond and
Sali Choley
Os Gabe Nas Portes Datlen
Pairpark
Te Ao
Maarring Wolbes
Manco
South African Strike Explained by Visitor in Cincinnati
Cin'ti visitor John Adendorf, South Africa mining veteran, explains a government dominated rail and mine economy, tax profits, and eight hour work rules. He notes tensions between white ownership and laborers driving the ongoing strike and calls for a settlement among classes and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Jne
Grehy
John Adendorf
Tormenly Mins
Lucy Zoller
Cincinnati
Lacy Zoeller
Charles Boren
Nore Wood
Nogwood
Adendorf
Johannesburg
Treathix
United
Aten
Miss Evangeline Booth to Speak in Cincinnati
Salvation Army leader Miss Evangeline Booth will visit Cincinnati March 1 for the dedication of the new Women’s Home and Domestic Training School in Covington. She will also address the Lyric Theater on her father’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Cincinnati
Covington
Booth
Lyric Theater
Sweeney’s Mother Dead During Court Proceedings
Patrolman Sweeney was informed of his mother Mrs. Sweeney aged 76 of 3711 Madison while awaiting testimony in the criminal branch of the police court yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Mra
Madison
Ieipall
Auto strikes man and flees on Route and Crescent
Joseph Wenzel aged 25 of Cuanake Avenue was struck by a car while stepping from a vehicle at the corner of Ronding Road and South Crescent Avenue. The driver did not stop. Wenzel was treated at a car and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toseph Wenzel
Cuaaneke Avenue
Krug Orders Public Works Cuts In Engineering Dept
A Krug administered reform cuts funds in the Public Works and Public Service departments. The engineering division faces reductions totaling around 987 000 dollars, with additional unspecific trimming across offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Fire started by candle causes desk blaze in home
A small fire began on a desk caused by a candle in a residence at 85 14 Was Avenue. Neighbors say the occupant Joseph Klein noticed smoke then extinguished the flames with an improvised tossing action. No injuries reported.
Duchess of Westminster Plays for Charity in London
Report from London dated January 16 notes the Duchess of Westminster participating in a charitable performance. The account describes the Duchess as a pivotal figure in staging the event and the overall mood surrounding the charity effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster
Marriage Licenses Recorded in 2028 Districts
Readily legible entries show marriage licenses issued in various localities including Lincoln arcade, Broseway, and Paymiridge areas. Names such as Kath Clark and Angie appear with addresses on Reading road and West Pike streets, reflecting multiple couples pursuing licenses.
Alliance of Powers for Peace in the Far East
Readable fragments show a plan for a Far East peace alliance. Mentions President Wilston or Wilson era officials and a conference to unite nations, with references to diplomacy and security guarantees amid emerging regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Art Club to Frolic at Eighth Street Tonight
Fragmentary notice describes an art club event at Eighth and Mace streets tonight with activities and a promised return. Readers are invited to join revelry and social gathering as part of a local club night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Mace
Judgment Awarded for Building Debt and Harassment Case
A court yesterday entered judgment for 43846 against Hye Le Hazen and related parties in a serdict dispute over a building project at 4 Ninth Broadway. The same case notes 4440 in disputed balance and ordered payment. details reference Bo W. Fiske and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye le. Hazen
Bo W. Fiske
Adic
Mother and child sue over wagon incident in pleas court
Plaintiffs Mae Thinngs and minor Mae Bdlle Thinnds sue William Engl in Pleas Court for 1500 and 5000 dollars claiming a wagon owned by Engels ran into them on January 1 and left them injured.
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M Ae ‘Thinngs
Mae
Tively
Aiaast
William’ Engl
Engels Ed Down
Deaths and Obituaries Notice Clipped
Fragmentary death notice lists Alice Bentley age 78 and Mary Commins age 36 with possible residence on a street. Text is garbled but indicates obituary details and ages.
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vAitted Karten
Matisee
Alice Bentley
Rieth Atheer
Seal Reite
Sebustiae
Hs Aeg Retin
Meg Ag Apage
Lane Street
Mery Co
Hminins
Death notices and section rubs fragment
Fragmentary notice shows names and phrases from a death notices section with unreadable OCR. It references sections and a Noreen name fragment amid garbled text.
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Sita
Anetra
Vibe Spybsens
Gedovad
Saale
Noreen
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Vincent
Regina Mise Plante
Munte
Brenham
Lot
Dakley Park
Willian Hl
Joseph Lewis
Ot Woolper
Noel Venteal
Charlee Wr
Jota Holderfield
South
Lee
Walter Poulen
Abraham Sachs
W. Short’s
Wubdtrinion
Mney J. Rabbits
Conern
Fifth Street
Harper
H. T. Invenile
W. Merton
Vater Mt. Branham
Taebbeng Re & Ts
Wileieadteh Tick Tes Co
Yok Welderfield
Columbia B. & LA. Co
Paecuae
Mie
Neberts
Kerlin
Sherman L. & B. Cos
We Bros
Pirie
Williams
Bryan
Callahan
Keith
Sam Bernard
Eddie Voy
Little Foys
Foy
Little Foy
Songland
Bartos
Alexander Tro
Walnut
Ment
George
Cohat
Liguceesa
Dem Pve
Saecee
May Haight
Clark
Puneet Ayer
Charles. Simisa
Fy X
Conian
Azine Ake
Bob” Hart
Louis Granat
Whistler
Berry
Wilhelmi
Tope
Olympic
Gavety
Gayety Theater
Vaxt
Sally Ward
Eddie Swartz
Harry de Mack
Wetter Pearson
Ben Ihert
Lillian Pitegerald
Mina Sehatt
Hette Spéthaan
Jane Pearson
Tor
Ae the Phayer
Pe Park
Crisior Fark Hk
Siab
Martin
Oh Jonty
Sudday
Opie Pe Be-Beiths
Sui
Franklin Club
Spokro
Crg Wk
Gyan
Ico
Gibson House
Cincinnati Commandery
Trinity Commandery
Knights Templars
Miss Booth
Josph Kiein
Aveibe
Filen Donahue
Bolger
DeSales Church
Bertin
Wilwon
Mar East
Gilbert
Bowie
Sue
Berlin
West
Nekr Elm
E. J. Moore CO
Old Malvern
Sig. and
Sol. H. Freiberg
Ncinnati
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