Cincinnati boosters push canal boulevard and interurban rail plan
The American urges Cincinnati leaders to unite for public improvements led by canal boulevard and an interurban rapid transit system. It notes progress on a union depot and streetcar fixes, calls for coordinated booster efforts, and criticizes prolonged paper plans while highlighting a $32,000 annual rental.
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Union Depot
Tin KY
Heven
PREPARE MANY BILLS FOR Ohio special session
Ohio aims to pass laws including flood protection schemes for cities and districts. A message to both houses outlines proposed bills for the special session opening tomorrow at 10. Included are items on automobile licenses state department reports a United States Senator vacancy law changes banking measures duplicate warrants notary duties school funding and mine safety.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Géneral Assembly
Weather prospects for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Monday
The forecast calls for unsettled, warmer conditions across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia Monday with probable rain or snow Monday night into Tuesday. Temperatures rise ahead of likely precipitation as a cold front moves through the region.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
May Adopt Tango In New Club Formed To Bar Death
Special to The Americas Paterson New Jersey January 18 A new association to prevent suicide plans to open at 112 Ellison Street with Justice of the Peace Abram Cohen as president Its aim is to banish death thoughts and improve life by encouraging activities such as tango and other dancing a plan the group says will be seriously pursued to lift spirits and entice people to live.
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Cincinnati
Paterson
Niss
Paterson Anti-Suicide Association
Ellison Street
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Justice of the Peace
Abram Cohen
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Cortempondibe
Seth Neta
OO Sherift
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Edward
Hays
Sherif
Tose eiKlowes
John Gow Primm
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Anderson
Tingle
Grove
Justice of
Larry MM. Young
Justice
Eck
Saathers
Day Girl in Quarrel Dies After Mouthwash Incident
Ruby Hall y 19 attempted suicide at home at 1610 Vines street after an evening quarrel with relatives. A half empty bottle of dentist prescribed mouthwash was found on the floor. Police and doctors transported her to City Hospital where she was treated for swallowing the mouthwash and not deemed in serious condition.
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Ruby Hally
Vinesdtreet
Preaches Morality as Robbery Strikes Broadway Event
Richard Bennett spoke on morality at the West Side Y M C A. While he declared the value of moral life someone stole his $500 fur coat. Police and detectives searched for the garment tonight.
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New York
Richard Bennett
West Side
YY. M
Aector
Wilson
Harvard bans tango in chemical labs
The Harvard faculty banned tango dancing in the chemical laboratories after students danced between lectures and reformations, causing floor vibrations that damaged instruments worth thousands of dollars. An edict forbids further tango practice in any classroom.
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Boston
Harvard
Cincinnati Chamber seeks flood commission for Ohio valley
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce will ask the legislature to appoint a commission of experts to study and solve the flood problem in the Ohio valley.
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Ohio Valley
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cardinal O Connell Calls Out Insincerity In Pulpits And Pew Decline
Special to The Americas from Boston January reports Cardinal O Connell delivering a forceful sermon at Cathedral of the Holy Cross on social decay and waning church influence. He warns against insincerity in pulpit and pew, condemns dress and dance trends, and contrasts Catholic growth with other creeds.
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Americas
Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Rockefeller turns pennies to mission work in Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller yesterday distributed 711 pennies to Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Sunday School children. He urged each child to grow the penny to equal their age in cents, reinvesting by selling papers and needlework to fund Home Mission work, promising the initial pennies will multiply.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue
Rockefeller
Movie Stars to Meet Admirers Face to Face at Convention
Film idols from New York and the Pathe company plan to attend the Motion Picture Exhibitors League convention at the Sintoi Hotel on January 27 to 29. Stars Miss Moyne H, Marguerite Risser, and Miss Blacts join the effort expected to draw about 2 000 visitors, with Kentucky delegates meeting across the river in Covington.
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Marguerite Risser
Pathe Players
Sien Blacts
Solax
Ping Ke Outeg
Fran
New York
T.dly
Kentucky
Covington
Beardsley shoots back home defense plea and family plight
An interview with Beardsley describes his attempt to protect his home and children amid a shooting incident. He asks for press statement support and requests assistance for his family as custody concerns and jail risk loom, with offerings to place children with a relative and prepare them for relocation.
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Beardsley
Youngs Ville
Titusville
The American Penny Morning Paper Leads Cincinnati
The American, Cincinnati's first one cent morning paper, claims the largest morning circulation and an independent, courageous stance. It promises to print all the news all the time and invites advertisers to compare its circulation, with subscriptions available by calling Canal 1800 for delivery before breakfast.
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Cincinnati
Egg Lays Fare on Street Car Mystery
Report from West Woo describes a white leghorn hen laid an egg while a man from White Plains rode a trolley. He could not find his pocketbook and told the conductor he had no fare. The hen’s egg apparently settled the matter as the man searched for payment.
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White’ Plains
Huerta in mental decline said to be prisoner of advisers
Private reports from Mexico City say President Huerta is described as a mental wreck and virtually held by his friends and advisers. American officers doubt outside help and note Huerta’s family is greatly alarmed as rebels gain ground in the north. The story continues on another page.
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Pavices
Mexico City
Huerta
Bay “Hhugris
Qepredoes
North
Ihuahua
Sorora
Eeds
$250000 Battleship Plans Lost in Fire
A fire at the William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding and Engine Co pattern shop in Philadelphia destroyed plans valued at 250000 dollars for all battleships built by Cramp in the past 20 years. Two persons were severely burned and a widow and three children were rescued. Henry Hand, VP, said the plans could not be replaced for the loss.
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Americas
Philadelphia
William Cramp. & Sons
Cramp Company
Henry Hand
Urge Radium Bill Hearings Set for Tomorrow
Special to The American. hearings on the radium lands bill proposed by Franklin K. Lane. Interior Secretary advocates reserving radium bearing ores on public lands for national benefit. Support from conservation interests noted. details appear in forthcoming edition.
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Frahtlin K. Jained
Bees
Retary of
Interior
Kelley
Norgeon
Eear
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