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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1914
Page
7
President Wilson outlines a strategy to regulate business through new laws while avoiding hostility to industry. He argues regulation should shield commerce from monopolistic power, with penalties borne by individuals, and emphasizes establishing a peaceful, prosperous framework for trade and finance. The message stresses interstate oversight to guide and stabilize business.
A broad appeal argues for stronger anti trust measures to curb private monopoly. It supports federal supervision via an Interstate Trade Commission as an information clearinghouse and warns against sweeping changes while promoting penalties on individuals who misuse corporate power. It calls for banning holding companies and clarifies ownership interlocks as key issues.
In Columbus Circle a woman dressed in a gala evening gown and expensive jewelry argued over a $9 fare with a taxi driver. As police prepared to take them to the station she reentered the cab and paid two ten dollar bills, then sped away with a whispered remark.
Henry T. Hunt Jr. 4 set a blaze by striking a match in a second floor bedroom at 188 Clifton Avenue Cincinnati. He started a bed clothing fire that firemen extinguished later with an estimated loss of 206 dollars. Hunt Sr. was away at an Ohio Municipal League convention in Columbus.
Henry Oraber 26 of Spring Grove avenue along with William Horet Meyer 27 Samuel Butler 21 and William Pershing 23 of Whittier street were charged with taking an automobile from Harry Fisk 1517 Ingalls avenue Madisonville without consent. They were held to the grand jury yesterday by Municipal Judge Alexander.
Louis Kiuber claims he sustained injuries in two separate incidents at the Smith and Mill Company machine tools plant on Spring Grove Avenue. He alleges a block of iron struck his left foot in November and a flying piece of wheel caused the loss of his left eye in December. Kiuber seeks $25,000 in damages in Superior Court.
Spencer Phares, aided in the capture of Jefferson Davie, filed a $600 damages suit through Attorneys Snyder and Dickerson against William P. Devon, alleging a fall from an insecure scaffold while wrecking a building at Fourth Avenue and Park Street in November 1912, leaving permanent injuries.
Joseph Gardner of 3600 Newton Street was appointed bailiff by Municipal Court Clerk Kirbert to fill the post left vacant by the death of A. C. Snyder.
Sylvano Carcala, 9, of 540 West Fifth Street sustained internal injuries after falling from the third floor banister of his residence yesterday. He was being helped by a caretaker when the accident occurred.
Hans Geenthermann the Palm Bros. Company superintendent was sued in Common Pleas Court for 7500 dollars and the return of certain formulas. The firm claims he left employment without notice and caused workers to remain idle. A restraining order to prevent disposing of formulas and books was issued by Judge Caldwell.
A garbled list shows marriage license data with names ages and addresses including 1015 Beech street 144 Brewster av and 71 Athens avenue among others. Several entries reference hotels and streets in Dayton and nearby areas and include partial dates and places.
Painter Jonzeph Graller sues H Lipman alleging a rotten scaffold caused a fall on June 7 1913 at 3557 Alaska Avenue. He suffered internal injuries and three weeks in hospital and seeks 900 damages plus damages.
Rabbi Samuel Thurman of Trenton New Jersey, a Cincinnati graduate, calls for strengthened interfaith bonds amid rising community concerns. He emphasizes shared service, mutual aid, and dialogue to improve harmony across neighborhoods and religious groups.
Four men in New York today sight seeing as part of a six million dollar special for the American allies. They are Baron von Rajer of the Hungarian government department and associates Baron Jenoe Josef. They will study the American telephone and telegraph system.
Presiding Judge Fricke yesterday assigned judges to rooms in the Admirpal Court. Yeetman to Room 1 Fricke and Fox to Room 3 Sel to Room 4 Alexander to the criminal division.
Jedee Gorman faced motion cash indictments in common pleas court while three bias indictments were overruled against Tier J Keegan and Be McHugh of the Cotter Case. They were charged with maintaining a gambling room and taking bets on horse races.
In the case before Judge Gormien’s court Phartes W. Pintle was acquitted by a jury for robbery while Miller and Muay were found guilty and given an intermediate sentence.
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