Dr Gladden Named Head of Ohio Municipal League
Dr Washington Gladden becomes president of the Ohio Municipal League succeeding former Mayor Hunt of Cincinnati. Officers include F W Croker secretary treasurer Stuart Tatum vice president Thomas Coughlin Cleveland finance A L Preiberg Cincinnati and Dr Frank Garland Dayton as executive committee. Meeting ratified Baker petition urging Governor Cox to aid cities hit by the Smith one cent tax and to seek legislation to require municipal judges be sworn as municipal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetugutas Buren Cinetonati Atéeican
Colurbus
Bio
Washington Gla
Hunt
Cimeimnati
Ohio Municipal
League Teady
F. W. Croker
Ohio State University
hm @ Martin
Norwalk
Stuart
Tatum
Spring Held
Thomas Coughlin
Cleveland
Tucailly
Mayer Baker
Cox
Walter Knight
Murder trial set for Gothan man in Grace Tyler case
The trial of Scordalis, charged with murdering Grace Tyler, wife of the complainant, is scheduled for February 24. The case concerns an August killing by knife, with the victim found stabbed in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothan
Scordalis
Grace Tyler
Grace Tyler Bugay
Funeral for Dexia Brown Held Saturday
The funeral for Dexia Brown, 59, was held Saturday at United Jewish Pieters. Brown was connected with charitable Abtentions. A widow three daughters and a son survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexia Brown
ES Wiekt” & ‘O
Yester- Wey
Pieters iPaturday
Aftargoon
Accident Involving Car Injures Rider Near McMillan Street
A pedestrian was injured when a vehicle struck him near McMillan Street andering Play. He suffered a blow to the head and injuries about the right eye and body as bystander reports aid.
New Gibson Hotel Hires Head Housekeeper for Grand Opening
The article describes Mrs Rudelof, former assistant at the Linton and McAlpin Hotel, becoming head housekeeper for the New Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati. Preparations for the grand opening include lavish decor in two $50-per-day suites on the third floor and a monumental paneled hall with silk tapestries and hand painted ceilings. A sectional stage on the immense lobby floor will be movable and part of the world’s largest for its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe
Fragmentary OCR on Columbus and Speak Easy notes
Incomplete text from a Columbus page mentions Olio January and spectator rating. It references a solicitor and Leetonia, with unclear event details and names. The readable items suggest a public notice or report but lack coherent facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes Baresi
Columbus
Olio
Jan
Mage
Leetonia
Rev White tipped for charities and corrections head
Rumor at city hall yesterday suggested Rev. J. O. White of the Ashton Bethel would succeed Dr. Otto Ger as superintendent of the department of charities and corrections. The appointment was expected to be made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. White
Ahton Bethel
Otto G@er
Department of Charities and Corrections
Will Address Workers By David Fusteld Tonight
David Fusteld of New York, business agent of the national organization, will speak at 4 o clock about working conditions in Cincinnati. The meeting is in Teamster's Hall at 217 219 West Twelfth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fusteld
New York
Teamster’s
Drawn guns in court at auto theft hearing
In Lakewood New Jersey January a wild west style scene unfolded at the courthouse as John Gargare was re arreste d under a warrant after a crowd tried to rush the defendant. Officers Mason Myley and Elizabeth officer Galatin drew their revolvers to guard the room until the warrant was issued and Gargare could be re detained. The charge involved an automobile belonging to C B McConkle reported stolen on April 16 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N. J
Jan
John Gargare
Gargoro
Pear
Gargare
Harry M. Shedd
Motor, Vehicle Department
Mason
M'ley
Galatin
Elizabeth
Y M C A Sunday Program On Hero Ideals Planned
Reverend Riker will speak at the Y M C A on hero ideals with music and song directed by Professor Harper. Paul DeMiller will accompany on piano as Bible study and Fireside Circle conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riker
Will Upesk
Harper
Paul DeMiller
Pany
Jewelry Robbery Probe Nabs Suspect Clarence Overton
Clarence Overton, 18, is held by police pending investigation of a jewelry robbery at Anthony Corry's home on Emright Avenue, Price Hill. Detectives Schaefer and Shearwood made the arrest. loot valued at 600 dollars and a 250 dollar case was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Overton
Wet Path Street
Anthony Corry
Emright Avenue
Price Hill
Schaefer and
Shearwood
Ball Player Faces Suit Over Furniture Debt
Larry McLean former Red now backstop for the New York Giants is the defendant in a provocative suit filed by the Dine Furniture Company on West First Street seeking 160 dollars the amount the firm says McLean owes for furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry’ McLean
Red
New York
Giants
Dine. Furniture Company
Furniture Company
McLean
Newport seeks to keep 1914 tax rate unchanged
City officials aim to maintain the 1914 tax rate despite calls for adjustments. Commissioners discuss apportionment and property assessments, noting the need to balance revenues to fund city departments. The debate centers on figures from 1913 and the potential impact on services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Inerexee
Howard Freeman Released in Campbell Circuit Court Defamation Suit
The Campbell Circuit Court considered a defamation action involving Howard. The case sought to restrain disposal of assets and prevent certain actions related to a mine. The court debated a bond of around $5,006 and a smaller $400 provision before trial.
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Howard
Tof
Campbell
Covington Briefs Mix of Local Notices and Incidents
In Covington processing notes report Susie raig of Wwsenlaion street is under a warrant. Police eying Edmonds failed to reveal infant details. The Women Teachers Club and Masters Club plan a Monday meeting to discuss the teachers pension bill in the General Assembly. The Sixth District Board of Labor Employment schedules a civil service exam for upskilled labor in Covington city. A saloon keeper A. Lee on Lower Green closes after ordinance enforcement. Patrolman Litzer testified about men drinking in a saloon after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Raig
Wwsenlaion
Gaige Edmonds
Falane
Clib
Imasters
Ituary
Board of Labor Employment of
Sixth District
Covington
Cov
Icity
Sian
Fagat
A. Lee
Lower Green
Saloon Keepers Hear Licensing Talk at Newport Hall
At Lagies Hall Newport a meeting was held where Sidney Story of the National Moral License League spoke on matters relating to saloon trade regulation. Discussion covered unifigerial association actions and closing measures.
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Asaperation
Ampbell
County
Lagies Hall
Newport
Sidney
Unifigerial Association
Wife charges cruelty in Kentucky divorce suit
Lucy Hardin files for divorce from Orge Hardin in Kenton Circuit Court alleging cruelty waste of estate and failure to provide for herself. The filing notes strain within the marriage and seeks legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hardin
Kenton
Oarthday
Orge Hardin
Alisony
Erself
City of Newport Hit With $5 150 Suit Over Injuries
Anna Schowalter sues City of Newport for 5 450 damages claiming personal injuries from a sidewalk fall at Eleventh and right on streets last December. Plaintiff alleges city negligence.
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Anna Schowalter
City of
Newport
Regular Habits and Long Life From a 91 Year Old
Flaig Thomas of Ky who will celebrate his ninety first birthday in Baden Germany has lived in Cam Thomas since 1844. The four generations shown include Flaig himself his son Charles 54 Charles's son Henry 29 and his great grandson Wilbert 7. He attributes his longevity to regular habits and careful living.
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Bracey
Flaigy Thomas
Baden
Germany
Cam
Thomas
Flaig
Charles
Henry
Wilbert
Stacey Flaig
Brewery Reincorporates and Extends Life
The Bavarian Brewing Company of Covington reincorporates and extends its corporate life by 50 years. Judges Harbeson in the Kenton Circuit Court returned two judgments in favor of the First National Bank of Covington. D Ferguson owes $2,800 on a note. another judgment of $450 is against H C Whitney and C D Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavarian Brewing Company
Covington
W. Riedlin, Sr
W. Fuedlin, Jr
Anton Ruh
Harbeson
Kenton
First National Bank of
D. Ferguson
H.C. Whitney
C. D. Ferguson
Missing Boy Returns After Disappearance
Dillinder Herbert 16 of 706 Saratoga street Newport returns home after being missing since July 16. He had worked in a saw mill in Lumberton Texas after his parents advertised widely. His disappearance was first publicized in The American in Dayton Ohio.
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Herbert. Dillinder
Saratoga Street
Newport
Lumberton
Tex
Dayton
Ohio
Mothers Club Meets at Eighth District School
The mothers and teachers of the Eighth District school on Golding street will gather Friday at 3 o clock to organize a Mothers Club. Mrs. Charles Boyd, president of the Sixth District Mothers Club, will speak.
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Golding Street
Charles Boyd
Sixth District
Mothers
Dairyman Arrested Over Adulterated Milk Sale
Fred Requardt a dairyman residing on the Ducley place was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Booth on a warrant from an affidavit by Spr Crisler charging him with selling adulterated milk. He was released on bond to appear today in Covington Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Requardt
Ducley PLC
Booth
Spr. L . Crisler
Requardt
Covington
Women societies plan Newport municipal dances meeting
A meeting of members from several women’s societies is called for tomorrow afternoon to confer with Mayor Heimbold about giving municipal dances in Newport. Dances would be supervised by the Mayor and a committee he names, with the gathering to be held in the Council Chamber.
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Heimbold
Newport
Marriage Licenses Issued in Covington and Nearby States
The Covington office issued marriage licenses yesterday to numerous couples from Kentucky Ohio and nearby towns. Names include William O Hays 26 Erie Miller 3 Thomas Baker Stella Kesler Charlies Bonin Heiden Clementina Martha Rex and others from Covington Zion Station Blanchester Clarksville Dayton Arcanum and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Willam’o. Hays
Erie DD. Miller
Somerset
Thomas Baker
Stella Kesler
Gratits
Lick
Es Charlies
Bonin
Heiden J.clemenna
Frank J. ‘Antic
Martha A. Rex
Zion Station
W., H. Snyder
Marie Pabst
Blanchester
Ohio
Harley Haggard
Selah Hawly
Washington
Robert Dixon
Dayton
Birdie V. Courtney
Verner Martin
Ode ‘Nelson
George Gardner
Nora Morrissy
Arcanum
William A. Gullery
Clarksville
de Louise Ashmore
Newport Mayor Drafts Sidewalk Obstruction Ordinance
Mayor Keimbold moves to curb sidewalk obstructions in Newport by ordinance. He cites numerous damage suits from falls and agrees with the Union Water Company to level water meter boxes with sidewalks and requires the water works department to do likewise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keimbold
Newport
Union’ Tight Company
Water Works Department
Property Owners Protest New Tracks on Saratoga Street Newport
Local property owners oppose laying additional railroad tracks on Saratoga Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets citing freight yards near homes. The issue will be discussed at the upcoming commissioners meeting next Monday.
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Saratoga Street
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Newport
Pickers Sues Schweer for 5000 Dollar Defamation
Mary Pickers of Covington sues George Schweer in Kenton Circuit Court for $5,000 alleging defamation of character. The complaint states Schweer made false statements harming her reputation with malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickers
Covington
George Schweer
Kenton
Schweer
Beardsley Hailed to Jail by Hotel Deputy
Edward Beardsley, surrounded by fear and pursuit for a week, was taken from his Jamestown area farmhouse by Charles Backus a hotel man acting as deputy. After a tense early morning parley Beardsley surrendered his gun and was escorted to custody as the children were placed with his brothers.
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Beardsley
Jamestoun
Edward Beardsley
Charles Bachus
Mayrille
Anderson
Packus
Beardsley House
Backys
Outlaw
Backus
State limits on coffins seized during floods set by AG
Columbus Ohio January 21 Attorney General Hogan limited liability for detention and confiscation of coffins from a Dayton undertaker shipment to the value of caskets actually used by the military authorities. Other opinions fix $200 per year as maximum for Common Pleas Judges and allow access to county liquor licensing stationery printing. The Waste Public Service Commission was forbidden by the Attorney General to pay witness fees.
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Colombes Bureau Cincineat! Americas
Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Hogan
Common Pleas
Frank Harper
Waste Public Service Commission
7Onsema
Pinching Assault Conviction for Edward W. Blum
Edward W. Blum a 39 year old draftsman living at 258 Pike Street was convicted of assault and battery in Municipal Judge Alexander s court on the testimony of Margaret Hyland 16 daughter of Thomas Hyland 234 Setchell Avenue East End. Hyland testified Blum accosted and pinched her at Fifth and Elm streets on January 8. Blum was fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Edward W. Blum
Pike Street
Alexander
Margaret Hyland
Thomas Hyland
Setchell Avenue
East End
Blum
Fifth and Elm Streets
Injury in fall from car at Peebles corner
Dr. J. Marshall Barkley lies in a dangerous condition at his Riverside home after Tuesday night injuries from being thrown from a Norwood car at Peebles corner. He was en route to Norwood when he lost balance and fell under the wheels.
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J. Marshall Barkley
Liston Avenue
Riverside
Norwood
Peebles Corner
Bettinger era upheld as stockholders praise Ohio National Life
Stockholders at the Ohio National Life Insurance annual meeting voiced support for management led by Albert Bettinger as they elected 21 directors and approved 38 000 proxies. The auditing committee read by Walter Schwaab reported the company in thriving condition amid factions led by R L Dollings of Hamilton who had criticized Bettinger.
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Ohio National Life Insurance Company
R. L. Dollings
Hamilton
Albert Bettinger
Walter Schwaab
Franklin’ Alter
Cincinnati
C. B.austin
Delaware
Ohio
W. A. Bennett
Louis F. Blue
Maryeville
Oho
Henry Boht
Columbus
Wm. M. Donaldson
Newport
Frank B. Psiow
Huntington
W. Va
Michael E. Finnell
Osborn
Ondo
Frank BE
French
Sidman
New Richmond
T. Hatfield
Covington
W. TL. Hawley
College
Corner
A. F. Heises
Newark
Isaac Kinsey
Toledo
Edward G. Kir
Lancaster
Ben
Kenton
Otte
Cy K- Sun
Shiner
Cleveland
Aid Society Elects After Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The Ladies' Aid Society of the German Deaconess hospital marked its 25th year with about 300 members and guests at the First Reformed church. Rev. Selzer and J. Kraemer led devotions, a business meeting and supper followed. The year showed over $2,400 raised for the hospital. total contributions reach more than $49,000. Directors elected: Mrs G Erhardt Sr, Mrs EB Herberg, Mrs William Stagge, Mrs H Biederman, Mrs M Schwalle, Mrs H F Wuen ker, Miss Carrie Groeger, Miss E Dornette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Reformed Church
Selzer
J. ©. Kraemer
Eigh
Mra G. Erhardt
EB. Herberg
Mra
William Stagge
H. Biederman
M. Schwalle
H. F. Wuenker
Mies Carrie Groeger
E. Dornette
Murphy Succeeds Owens as Ties and Timber Agent
A. Telford of the Queen & Crescent Route announced the appointment of R. J. Murphy to the position of ties and timber agent to fill the vacancy caused by C. B. Owens' death. Murphy, a Cincinnati native, has long been with Q and I in key roles. His father D. F. Murphy has been with an afternoon newspaper for over 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Telford
Queen & Crescent
R. JL. Murphy
Tle
C. B. Owens
Murphy
Fragmented Street Addresses in Unclear Listing
A jumble of names ages and street addresses appears, including Garrett Hamilton 44110 Fergus street and Aone Herbert 22 3904 Llewellyn street with other scattered entries in Lodiow Ky and Springfield. The text resembles an incomplete directory or notice with unreadable segments and mixed personal details.
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Garrett Hamilton
Fergus Street
Aone Herbert
Llewellyn Street
Eac
A. Jones
Hackberry Street
Thepesa Woellle
Race Street
Imperia
Dicer Vtevet
Limore Street
Peart Street
Orth Street
Fan Kr
Bel Ae
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AID Society
Owens
B. Merrill Rickett
J. H. Wilms
D. D. Deneen
Charles F. Souther
TL Smith
W. A Teveluwe
F. M. Burns
W. KR. Abbott
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