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Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1914

Page

2

Scent Plot In Arrest Of Boy Accusing Woman

County records recount the arrest of Paul Carl on a dam ault charge linked to a shooting at Ellis. Public Prosecutor Pope and Detective Totten pursue alibi work in New York while Carl's mother and others claim innocence. The case faces questioning of confessions and influence from a private agency.

Wale Pope Paul Carl Grace Moty Carl Hillis Popi Totten New York Poy Car Cart Tagernese Ellis Popeland Tottens Sarah Carl Young Cay Carl Woren Iulis Ber

Bible Pictures at Music Hall Show Creation

The photo drama of Creation was shown at Music Hall yesterday afternoon and evening under Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle. The films, colored by artists from the U S A and Europe, are presented by the International Bible Students Association to promote faith in the Bible. Pastor Russell called for renewed faith in the Bible and God as the audience heard about the Creation. Both shows drew many visitors from out of town.

Music Hall Pastor Russetl Brooklyn Tabernacle Brooklyn Europe International Bible. Students’ Association Nemiat Wees Dean Wits Russell International Bible Students’ Association

Cincinnati Lumbermen Headed to Memphis Convention

A Cincinnati delegation of hardwood lumber dealers plus the West Virginia group left for Memphis to attend the Hardwood Manufacturers Association annual convention set for Wednesday and Thursday. Delegates include Fred Mowbray John Sionacker Ben Rubenstein and others from Mowbray & Robinson Crane Co Weller Heyser and Dalweher among named attendees.

Cincinnati Hardwood Lumber Dealers West Virginia Memphis Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association Cincinnati Fred Mowbray John Sionacker Ben Rubenstein Mowbray & Robinson Company Delaney Ralph McCracken Kentucky Lumaber Company Clinton Crane Crane & Co W. Ho Weller White, Jr J. Noliman ER. Ensley Douglas Brown the Associa Benjamin Dalweher John Dalweher Son W. EB. Heyser

Measure Man by Soul at Ninth Street Baptist Church

Rev J F Herget spoke on "The Measure of a Man" at Ninth Street Baptist Church last night to a full house. He preached that true measure lies in the soul not the body, requiring patience, broad sympathy, and deep convictions toward friends.

Baracawight Ninth Street Baptist Church Cincinnati J. F. Herget Rev. Herget

Harness Dealers Gather for Tri-State Convention in Cincinnati

Harness dealers from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky met in Cincinnati for the Tri State Convention. Delegates were entertained at Germania Hall and Cowington with a business session planned for this morning at the Odd Fellows Temple with convention headquarters at the Palace Hotel.

Ohio Indiana Kentucky Cincinnati Palace Hotel Cowington Germania Hall Odd Fellows' Temple

American artist Mine Ellen Giles found dead on Sardinia

The body of American artist and writer Mine Ellen Giles, who died by her own hand, was buried on Spassari island, Sardinia. Her mother Mrs Brownshe attended the funeral unaware of her daughter's death. Giles left $10,000 to her mother and had ties to Bryn Mawr, Berlin, Paris, and the Century Encyclopedia project.

Spassari Island of Sardinia Ellen Giles Berlin Paris

Demonetized street cleaning remark sparks race backlash

A damaged OCR fragment reports a street cleaning department wagon incident with a Black driver delaying an inbound Madison road car. Passengers facing taunts as a motorman says Democrats never aid that. The text shows garbled quotes about Democrats and street cleanliness.

Madison Ong Sehr

Jaguar cub arrives at the zoo as seventh Baumgarten gift

A jaguar cub from South America arrived at the Zoo, unharmed by travel. The gift is from D. I. Baumgarten of 2563 May Street, the seventh donation by Baumgarten. The cub, about collie size, ranks second in beauty and ferocity to the Bengal tiger and will be fed bread and milk as it adjusts to the climate.

South America D. I. Faumgarten May Street Zoo Baumgarten

Death of Mrs. Thomas Nichols in Kansas City

Special to the Star. Hamilton Ohio reports the death of Mrs. Thomas Nichols, formerly of Hamilton, Kansas City Mo, due to concussion from a fall in a darkened room several months ago. Survived by her husband, one son, and two sisters Mrs Hudson and Myrah Bachelor.

Hamilton Ohio Thomas Nichols Kansas City Hudson Myrah

St Anthony Church Elects New Officers in Hamilton

Special to The American reports St Veronica Church in Hamilton Ohio held a St Anthony Men's Day with new officers chosen. Anthony Schnapp Sr was named President and Ben Brokamp Vice President along with Henry Te as recording secretary Louis Vondehaar as financial secretary Lawrence Luette as treasurer Henry Du as banner carrier Anthony Brink and Benjamin Jones elected as cabectors.

Hamiltoni Ohio St. Veronica Church Anthony Schnapp, Sr Ben Brokamp Henry” Te Louis Vondehaar Lawrence Luette Henry du Federation of Cat Jenes Anthony Brink Benjamin Jones

Hamilton boys urged to aid city cleanup by Mayor Hinkel

Three hundred fifty boys in Hamilton Ohio listened to Mayor Hinkel urge them to help clean up the city. He cited Christ as a child influencing judges and urged boys to keep yards clean. An interviewer asked about real idols and the globe trotter Mindoo, prompting playful exchanges.

Hamilton Ohio B. G Hinkel Christ

Panama Canal Gates Open as Flood Gates Release

Photographs show the seven large gates at Gatun spilling water into the canal, signaling the final flooding stage. The spillway releases about 6 000 cubic feet per second, transforming the area into a rushing river toward the Atlantic as the canal nears full navigation by large ocean liners.

Panama Canal Sam Ooking &Ward Atlantic Gatun

Opening of Gibson House Draws Hundreds of Reservations

Several hundred reservations are reported for the formal opening of the new Gibson House next Saturday night. Preparations aim to blend civic and social success with a musical program in the Louis XVI ballroom. The building will be ready for occupancy by Tuesday and the January event schedule includes a tri state convention February 22 to 26 with many dry cleaners attending.

Gibeon House Louis XVI Bona Josef Theeontex Gibson Houses Ven‘ions Cog Tri-State

Hamilton Notes Report From City Court and Local Events

Jan 18 special from Hamilton Ohio notes Judge Tudge Shank’s first day hearing cases. Charles A. Sager, a prominent trainer, is recovering at Mercy Hospital after his leg amputation. The C H I railroad bridge over the Miami River is now in use though bolted together and deemed safe for slow transit. The death of Mrs. Thomas Nichols was announced from the First Baptist Church. Hamilton High defeated Middletown 32 to 24.

Hamilton Ohié Tudge Shank Charles A. Sager Picely Mercy Hospital Miami River Thomas Nichols First Baptist Church

Catholic Knights Elect Central Committee Officers

The Ramillon County Catholic Knights of Ida elected officers for the year. President Schneider. vice president Hartman. secretary Joseph Tiller. treasurer Erasmus Blum. trustees Isabel Beisel Philip Wittkamp Clem A. N.. sentinel William W. Hibbies. honorary member Vincent H. Beckman.

Ramilton County Etholic Knights of —Ida Schneider J Hartman Joseph Tiller Erasmus Blum Isabel Beisel Philip Wittkamp Clem

Missing 18 year old man sparks police appeal

Young man 18, Max Bebien, is missing from his home at 1831 Vine Street since Saturday night. Relatives appealed to the police yesterday for help in locating him.

Max Bebien Vine Street

Divorced Woman Seeks Third Marriage Despite Past

Marie Witters of New York plans to marry again after two divorces. She cites belief in one and one marriages but argues a woman should be free to wed a third time if suitable, mentioning the Fairfax County Virginia estate and social circles with associates including Sam Witt and Reginald Vanderbitani.

Marie Wittelis New York Horeeworhan Reginald Vanderbitana Fivorce Teft Waatlogton Tor Kairfax County Virginia Willetts Washington Fairfax Courthouse

Chicken Thief Strikes East End Coop Scene

Herbert Matthews of 26 Rob Avenue East End found ten hens one rooster and two chickens missing from his chicken coops yesterday morning. The theft occurred before he could slaughter for Sunday dinner leaving his family short of fowl. The report notes he discovered the loss at daybreak.

Lerbert Matthews Rob Avenue East End

Chimney Sparks Cause Roof Fire in Vair Mount Home

A fire started by sparks from a chimney yesterday damaged the roof of Mrs. Anna Shuster's residence at 1568 Prade Street in Vair Mount, causing a small loss.

Anna Shuster Prade Street Vair~ Mount

Boy asks detectives about Heaven in detention scene

A distressed boy wandered into police HQ claiming to be from Fenton, Pennsylvania, seeking Wank. He spoke of a recent abduction by his stepfather, the death of his mother, and kindness from strangers. Detectives contacted Mrs Meade for care and arranged a railroad ticket to Carnegie, Pennsylvania.

Alin Frank Loyneky Ceteanee Deane Margeret Monts Potice Tere Linehbers and Doll Fenton Pennsylvania Meaven Frank Heaven

Portrait of Wilson to hang at University of Virginia

Special dispatch from Washington reports a lifelike portrait of President Wilson will soon hang in a place of honor at his alma mater the University of Virginia. The portrait is a gift to the college and the President will pose for the picture shortly.

Americcas Washington Wilson University of Virgina

Cincinnati Camera Chat Visits Observatory Next Wednesday

The Cincinnati Camera Chat plans a trip to the Observatory at Mit Lagkout next Wednesday night for an evening gathering and viewing. The event invites members to join observers for a coordinated tour and discussion.

Cincinnati Observatory Mit

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