City Officials Ask Resignations In Wave Of Departures
The article reports a broad request for resignations in the city government. It notes specific names including Geier and others and mentions changes in the engineering and distribution departments. It cites actions by Mayor Spicedesteurday and references officers like Robert Jones and Eugene Mestévier with assigned new posts or pending resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Robert Jone
Pinkerton
Spicedesteurday
Netstey
Bert
Baldwin
Stan He
Hiller
Nelson
Eaky Lees
Seria
Fort Fosdick
Nesta
Eit
Eugene Mestévier
Aipdi Tarpiduice
JURY-PAGKINGS CHARGED TO JUDGE JURY-PAGKINGS CHARGED TO JUDGE
Special to Ebr Americas reports on the fourth hearing in Savannah involving Judge Emery Speer. Ex congressman Mitterly criticized committee methods as biased. Former U.S. Marshal John M Barnes testified Speer manipulated the grand jury by packing it with friends, and claimed 58 names were drawn from the jury box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Howard
OB Peree
Webb
Speer
Greene-Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
U.S
John M. Barnes
Barnes
Speers
Food warrants issued for adulterated goods in city market
Warrants were issued yesterday for Charles A. Corey and others at 2178 Central Avenue 2181 Central Avenue Broadway and Second Street Canal and Main Streets accusing them of selling adulterated food. Authorities accuse coloring in noodles and watered oysters among alleged abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Corey
A Tree of Friser
Central Avenue
J. Rector
Broadway
Secondtreet
G oSturka
Canal
Main Streets
Fireside Girl Compared to Butterfly in Reader Letters
A long reader discussion from The American contrasts the Fireside girl with the Butterfly girl, presenting opinions from Mrs R L Ploto, Miss Lucy Alexander, Joseph F. Aleaver, Jack, and Loretta Stieng. Readers favoring the Fireside ideal praise quiet homeminded virtue and daily duties. Butterfly advocates celebrate gaiety and social ease.
Fireside Girl Compared With Butterfly In Love Choice
In a dated discourse, the Fireside girl is praised over the Butterfly as the superior companion in life’s race and ideals. Charles L. Wood of Union Central Building Cincinnati Ohio argues the Fireside embodies noble character and cherished ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Polae
Fireside
Butterfly
Hood
Charles L. Wood
Union Central
Cincinnati
Thie choles' Between Two Is An Easy One
Fragments show a garbled dialogue about choices and smooth sailing in a charity or gift exchange. Difficult to extract clear people places or events from the text. The readable parts suggest a simple comparative question with awkward spelling and phrasing.
Which Kind of a Girl Do You Like
Readers are asked to vote on which type of girl they prefer as two young women star in the farce Stop Thief at the Grand next week. Prizes range from $10 to two orchestra seats with voting limited to 100 words and sent to the Dramatic Editor, American, by Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Frost
Stip Miet
Cohan
Farris
Giiery
Misa Frost
Susanne Willa
Sher
R. Ll. Ploto
Fiat
Plant’ ‘Building
Norwood
Bach
Dramatic Editor
American
Aunt Jemima
Fireside Girl Aids in Troubled Times
Reports describe a Fireside girl offering comfort and undivided attention to those facing distress. Mention cites Miss E Lindsey and Anne Louise Jam of Cincinnati Ohio as involved.
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Wwe
Ineems
Cuines
E Lindsey
Anne Louise Jam
Cincinnati
Ohio
Burial of Bishop Walden Aids Services in Cincinnati
The death of Bishop John Morgan Walden in Daytona Beach will be followed by a funeral in Cincinnati Monday morning at Walnut Hills Methodist Church. Prominent churchmen attend while Bishop William Anderson of Cincinnati will give the principal address, with Masonic ritual. Members of the Leington MoE Church are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan Walden
Daytona
Pia
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Tors
Hishop William , Anderson
Cheinnall
Leington Moe
Saloon Violation Defendant Fined for License Offense
A Ruff saloon operator from Stony Point Riverside was fined 200 plus costs after being found guilty of selling liquor without a license. Municipal Judge Alexander presided and Max Levi represented the defendant. Other cases including a res chargé against George Ruff were dismissed while several arrestees faced continuances for license-law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Over Ruff
George Ruff
Stony Point
Riverside
Alexander
Max Levi
George Rulf
John “Wade
Spring Brees Avelue
Charley
Bia
Central Avenue
Bert Rich
George Street
Porter- Bruckner
False Pretense Charge Arrested Horse Dealer in Burlington
George Taube aged 43 a horse dealer living at Fifteenth and Vine streets was arrested by detectives and held for Burlington Kentucky authorities. He is alleged to have obtained money under fake pretenses in a horse trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taube
Fifteenth and Vine Streets
Burlington, Ky
Jury Deadlocks in Smokers Nuisance Trial
In Kenton Circuit Court the jury could not agree on the L. & I. Nailroad nuisance case against the Smoker defendants. The vote was eight to two in favor of acquittal, and jurors were dismissed after a hard fought trial. A related indictments trial resulted in a guilty verdict with abatement ordered, awaiting Court of Appeals decision. Commonwealth Attorney R. C. Williams moved for a new trial, to be retried March 10.
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the, & Os
Nailroad
Tarde
Tracys Court
Vinterday
Eix
Aix
Kenton
L. &I .N. ‘Ailroad
Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
R. C. Williams
Dairyman Fined for Impure Milk in Covington Court
Dudley dairyman Fred Requardt was fined 25 dollars and costs in Covington Police Court for selling impure milk after five samples failed to meet standards. Meat and Milk Inspector Crisler prosecuted the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Requardt
Dudley
Pike
Covington
Crisler
Requardt
Judge Buys Hickey Home on Madison Avenue
Covington real estate notes include the purchase of the B. J. Hickey homestead on Madison avenue by Judge Jeff Edmonds of the court. The exact price paid is not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
B. J. Hickey
Madison Avenue
Jeff, Edmonds
Verdict directed in Scheben vs Wiedemann Co case
The damage suit of Bernard Scheben against Wiedemann Co of Newport was taken from the jury yesterday in Campbell County Circuit Court by peremptory instruction from Judge Yungblut. Scheben sought 37000 dollars for injuries claimed after a fall at the plant. Peremptory instructions cited contributory negligence by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Scheben
Wiedemann Co
Newport
Campbell
Scheben
Intiff
Attorney Morrow Sues Railroads in Federal Court
United States District Court in Covington heard a suit filed yesterday by Attorney Morrow against three railroads the L and N C and O and Southern Railway of Kentucky alleging 28 violations of the safety act. The complaint accuses unsafe coupling and other appliances endangering workers with potential $100 fines per conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District
Ea-Win “Morrow
Covington
Southern Railway
Kentucky
Divorce Suit Alleges Abandonment in Kenton Circuit Court
Twuella Ireland files for divorce from Rollins CC claiming abandonment and failure to support herself and child. The couple wed in 1900 and she says she was abandoned in 1909. Kenton circuit court grants divorces for Margaret Wright from James Wright and Florence from Charles Bur om, amid decree issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twuella Ireland
Kenton
Rollins CC
Ireland
Margaret Wright
James Wright
Florence
Charles Burom
Dudam Dine
Clifton Plans Annexation of Finchtown Territory
Trustees seek legislation to annex adjacent territory including Finchtown with its distilling plant and Andrews Steel plant on the Licking river. A committee, with Attorney Hubbard Schwartz, will press an amendment and meet Highlands district representatives for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of
Clifton
Board of
Hubbard Schwartz
Finchtown
Andrews Steel
Licking River
District of Highlands
Ludlow Ministers Seek Enforce Sunday Law
Members of the Ministerial Association of Ludlow led by Rev C Carl H White petition Mayor Charles F White and city officials to enforce the Sunday law. Protestant ministers and Christian Brotherhood members will meet at Covington Sunday afternoon to discuss closing saloons on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Ludlow
C. Carl H. White
Charles F. White
Christian Brotherhood
Covington
Protest Parade Maps Sunday Closing Law Response
Newport ministers and laymen arrange a street parade and mass meeting to protest the non enforcement of the Sunday closing law, signaling organized religious and civic action for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Taube Held in Boone County Case After Bond
George Taube of Cincinnati was brought to Covington by Detectives Sandford and Parker and released on bond. Sheriff Joh Aliixon held Taube on a Boone County warrant issued by Judge Cammack. The 1911 charge stems from an alleged wreck in a horse deal at Peters-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Taube
Cincinnati
Covington
Sandford
Parker
Joh Aliixon
Taube
Cammack
Boone County
Ehreck Papi
Peters
Gambler fined in Covington gambling case
Fred Hengehold of Covington was fined 300 by Judge Tracy for allowing gambling on premises at 38 Pike street. He promised the court to stop gambling as Frank Smith’s case, charged with suffering gaming, was set for trial in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hengehold
Covington
Newport Briefs: Former Mayor Krlegers Critically Ill
Edward J. Krlegers once Newport mayor is critically ill at his home on East Tenth Street. The Campbell circuit court yesterday dismissed and settled the damage suit of Howard Marion against the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Co. The plaintiff received $400 in damages. Wille Jurger, 12, of Dayton is mentioned in a fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Krlegers
Newport
East Tenth Street
Howard Marion
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Co
Campbell
Wille Jurger
Dayton Sian
Emain Wi
Cincinnati Boosting Fund Rises on Early Pledges
Early contributions push Cincinnati convention promotion toward a $100000 goal. City and Chamber pledges include $20000 from city hall, $3000 from a Fifth Street figure, and several $500 gifts. Publicity will feature moving pictures of city spots and industry, with volunteers canvassing all sectors to recruit participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chamber of Apr Pyre
Fifth Street
Chamber of Commerce
Desclaire
Hidden funds found in aging estate case
Mrs Amora Gross of West Fork Road Green township preserved 3065 dollars in a cupboard cup for 22 years. She added 160 dollars yearly rent. In probate court she noosed 4600 dollars to Lueders. The original 2000 dollars was part of her husband’s estate. She lived frugally on a small farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amora Gross
West Fork Road
Green Township
Burton Opposed to Federal Ownership in Alaska Rail Bill
In Washington on January 22 the Senate debated government ownership of railroads tied to the Alaska railroad bill. Senators Williams Chamberlain Pittman and Lurten spoke for and against. a vote on the Alaska bill was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Americas
Washington
Senate
Alaska
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Chamberlain
Oregon
Willams
Mississippi River
Pittman
Nevada
Lurten
Obis
Novel Libels Middleburg Says Lawyer Requests Action
Matt Wood a Woolworth Building lawyer asks District Attorney Whitman to arrest Bouck for criminal libel over Bouck s novel The Mixing which portrays Middleburg Schoharie County as a cadet community of sheeplike ants. Assistant District Attorney Perkins will review the work to decide if action is warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Botck
White
Matt Wood
Woolworth
Whitman
Bouck
Middleburg
Schoharie County
Matt
Yale
Harvard
Astondoy Perkins
Wood
Driver Henry Rolming Injured in Collision at Gilbert and Division
Roiming 88, driver for Alland Coal, living at Sixth and Gilbert, was thrown from his wagon when struck by a southbound Gilbert avenue car at Division and Gilbert avenues. He sustained a sprained back and was seriously injured, possibly fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ,Rolming
Alland Coal Company
Sixth and
Gilbert Avenue
Division
Gilbert Avenues
Roiming
Bogus Check Passed at Linderman Hardware
James West, a Cincinnati University student, passed a bogus check at Linderman Hardware, 2620 Vine Street, obtaining $10 for a gas lamp after tendering a $15 check. Police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James West
Cincinnati University
Linderman Hardware
Vine Street
Look for Lost Relative in Cincinnati Search Effort
Chief of Police Copelaw received a communication from Sidney Bradley relatives in Oldham Lancashire England. They say he left home for Cincinnati and request the local department aid in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copelaw
Sidney Bradley
Oldham
Lancashire
England
Cincinnati
Beardsley and Fussy Taken Into Court
Special to The American Jamestown N Y details a case where Edward Beardsley, an outlaw, shot John Putnam the overseer of the poor. Beardsley, described as a fussy prisoner, demanded a 24 hour hearing and was arraigned before Justice Harry M Young. The Beardsley children were sent to Seville Pa with their grandmother Edith Austin. Edna Pior, who helped Beardsley defend, spent the night in a county alms house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Hac Ted
Edward Beardsley
Outlaw
John Putnam
Hutnam
Beardsley
Beirdsley
Justice of the Peace
Harry M. Young
Bator
Seville
Edith Austin
Edna Pior
Goelet Leaves City Amid Divorce Suit
Robert Goelet, sued for divorce from Elsie Whelen Goelet in Newport on grounds of extreme cruelty and misbehavior, could not be found in New York City. Paper service completed, he has not replied. officials say he is out of town from his Fifth Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Goelet
Newport
Elsie Whelen Goelet
Fifth Avenue
Hospital Gears For Victim Identity After Elm Street Assault
City Hospital staff work to identify a Black man who was attacked yesterday at Sixth and Elm streets. The victim suffered a fractured skull from a blow to the back. William Eastman, a Black man, was later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Elm
William Eastman
Hospital Drives Funds for Annex at German Deaconess
Directors of the German Deaconess Hospital on Clifton avenue plan a campaign to raise from 100000 to 250000 dollars. The drive will start Sunday at the English Lutheran Church on 1210 Nace street as the crowded hospital needs money to build an annex.
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Clifton Avenue
Nace Street
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Lucy Alexander
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Price Mill
Josep F. Aleaver
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Pees
Vatreeti
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Butterly
Loretta Stieng
Main Street
Reading
Mise Sussane
Bernard
Wessel
Laure
Strent
Lelia Frost
Fireside Girl
Bury
Bishop Walden
Ovington
Americary
Ninth
Madison Streets
Newport Ofice
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Saratoga Streets
Dairyman
Judge
Hickey
U. 5
Sues Railroads
ASK ‘Lid
Gambler
Newport Briefs
Burton
Che Gobn Shillite Company
Jemima
Goelet
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Pplice
John L. Shearer
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