Wilson Melonge Will Help Business In Distant Message
President Wilson addressed Congress in joint session amid broad support from lawmakers. The message stressed conservation and corporate reform while linking railroad prosperity to national growth, pleasing business interests though upsetting some in his party.
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Democracy
Man Brought to City Hospital With Scarlet Fever
A local man, employed as a bottle washer and driver for Norwood Dairy, is hospitalized with scarlet fever after a week of illness. Officials at the hospital report the patient contracted the disease and provides limited details of his workplace and residence.
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Edgar Robbing
Norwood
New Courthouse Threatened by Canal Proximity
A report by soil expert HJ Lavell warns the county courthouse site near a canal may face flood and quarry-like risks. Water levels could rise to 76 feet during floods, threatening the 40-foot building with possible foundation failure and quicksand in clay. County officials consider demolishing the Crane Hawley building to rebuild at the square center, with charter changes and $75,006 in repairs authorized.
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Arthur B Gould Dies After Hospital Illness
The body of Arthur B. Gould of Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange died after pleural pneumonia. He planned burial at his wife Mrs Goulds home on North Ingleside Avenue with funeral at 2342 North Ingleside Thursday at 10 am. Gould recently was elected president of the exchange but illness delayed installation. A Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange resolution called him a valued and loyal member.
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Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Gould
Cincinnati
Estair
Tte
Agapanion
Labor unions back ordinance opening saloons in city
Central Labor Council approved an ordinance enabling saloon openings at six o’clock in the morning while protesting other delays. A committee was appointed to attend the Thursday hearing, and labor delegates urged support for the workers compensation law as explained by Audiver Ynomas He Mugayin. Josephine Casey, garment workers organizer, outlined hardships faced by organizers amid local union resistance.
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Tounman Lovie Rinkenberger
Adolph Kommmer
Adolph Kummer
Frank Imwalde
Patrick Tighe
Aind
Charles L Wirmel
Migs Josephine Casey
Garment Workers
Cincinnati
Central Labor Council
Migs Casey
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Mrs Irwin Elected President Of Home Board
The Board of Directors at the Home for Aged and Infirm yesterday elected Mrs P Irwin as president. Other officers named include Mrs Lowell kart as first vice president and Mrs Gray as second vice president.
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Berkham
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Head of Army on its President in Mexico City Crisis
Kinsey the Might of General Mercado from Ojinawa has lost confidence in most of his Generals. San Luis Potostix lies 860 miles north of Mexico City, signaling a logical military strength shift amid the unrest.
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Mercado
Ojinawa
San Luis Potostix
Mexico City
De La Barra May Succeed Huerta Amid Mexican Crisis
The American press reports a proposed deal via John Lind involving Jesus F. Magon and Huerta. It claims Franciaco De La Barra would replace Huerta with a path to peace and civil governance, with former officeholders returning and the army reorganized.
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Muerta
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Farmag
Feild
Mexican Refugees Reach Fort Bliss
Special to the American. El Paso Texas Jan 205 Fort Bliss hosts about 2000 Mexican Federal fighters and followers arriving in refugee camps. Three sections of refugees from Presidio reached the post this morning with more expected Wednesday to meet the quota. Mexican refugees who fled from Ojinaga surrendered to U S soldiers and were put to work sawing firewood digging trenches and setting up tents.
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el Paso
Texas
Ft. Bliss
Presidio
Ojinaga
United States
Leader of Indians Starts Uprising in Mexico City
General Juan Francisco Lucas leads Za catponxstla Indians in an uprising near Puebla with about 8000 followers, roughly a third armed. Lucas, a famed fighter, has previously led an uprising over discontent with imposed leaders and army impressments.
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Mexico City
Juan Francisco Lucas
Puebla
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Thieves Smash Window at Abe Kahns Shoe Store
A brick was hurled through a large plate window at Abe Kahns shoe store 1919 Western Avenue yesterday and a pair of shoes worth 47.60 were stolen. Williams Betts was fined 25 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge after testimony he also shattered a Bramwell Wire office window at 612 West Street.
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Williams Betts
Bramwell Wire & Company
Insurgent Debates Roil Ohio Legislature Over Tax and Education
The Ohio Senate and House clash over Governor Cox reforms with debates on county rural school supervision and personal tax exemptions. Proposals include a $200,000 women's building at Ohio State University and expanded free public schooling. Speaker Swain and Rep Black clash while Diser probes potential double salaries amid partisan strife.
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Swot
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Hamilton
Warnes
Holmes County
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Picasa
Diser
Representative Capelli
Cincinnati
Swain
House
Senate Educational Committees
T. Carson
S. K. Mardis
L. M. ‘Shields
Schoolmasters’ Club
W. N. Beetham
Ohio School Improvement Federation
Maggie Hathaway
Easure
J Cox
Robbers Suspected in Fire Deaths of Shepherds
Police believe robbers caused the blaze that killed Captain Nicholas Shepherd age 76 and Mrs. Shepherd age 70 in their burned Tuckerton New Jersey home. Firefighters arrived as the house collapsed trapping the couple inside during the early blaze. Bodies were recovered later from the debris.
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American Tuckerton
N. J
Nicholas Shepherd
Toledo girls strike at General Electric plant
About 100 workers at the Toledo General Electric plant walked out today in a wage cut protest. Most of the strikers are women.
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Ohio
Pearing
General Electric Company
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