Democrats win fight over seat inquiry in legislature
In Columbus Ohio January 21 Democrats blocked a move to probe four Democratic seats while passing three bills. The House backed a food safety measure and bills curbing petition and referendum abuses. Guthrie substitute passed, Diser proposal defeated. Senate advanced a bill lowering girl labor age to 16 with school attendance, and memorialized Congress for hog cholera funding.
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Cotentvas Boreas Cinetenet Americas
Columbus
Ohie
Diser
Vonderheide
Swain
Civil Service Commission
Guthrie
Kennedy
Allen County
Senate
Congress
French Play Joan of Arc Stage At Doug tags School
The Girl's Club of Doug tags school will stage Joan of Arc at the auditorium on Wednesday evening. The event highlights school activities and features student performers and a local audience.
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Joan of Arc
Dougtags School
Woman Charged in Lover Shooting Seeks Grand Jury Indictment
In New Lazington Obio on January 12 Special to The American Miss Mildred Johnson 26 seeks to compel a grand jury indictment for shooting to kill against her former lover Schachtel who recovers in a local county. Johnson a niece of Judge Maurice H Donahue is kept under bond awaiting action. She says they were sweethearts and asked him to marry her. she drew the pistol and fired after he refused.
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New Lazington
Obio
Schachtel
Perry County
Mildred Johnson
Woady
Deemer
Mies Johnson
Cleveland
Miss Johnson
Maurice H. Donahue
Eeclarion
Schachte
Tague
Hearing on Later Lid Ordinance Faces Strong Opposition
The Ways and Means Committee heard from ministers temperance groups and business owners about a proposed 1 am closing ordinance. Opponents argued it harms moral standards and workers while supporters said it would align with new licensing laws and create jobs. The committee may defer action but could report favorably at the Tuesday meeting.
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Ways and Means Committee
Oliver’ ‘le Renard
Robert Watson
David McKinney
Donald Grant
Ministerial Association
Piso
Burton White
Emma Wilson
Ee Rechtin
Ers
Women
the Temperance Association
Mullen
Council Chamber
Ministers’ Association
McKinney
St O'Clock
Hiesel
Kummer
Ella Mae Talmage
Hope Mission
Cincinnati
Suspect Held After Safe-Blowing Attempt in City
Jacob Berhalter, a West Thirteenth Street resident, is held on suspicion after an attempted safe-blow at Nathan Rolfe’s saloon on West Sixth Street last Sunday night. Detective Pat Hayes says Berhalter acted as look out and the other man was a real yegg. Police report twenty boxes of goods and whisky were seized.
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Jacob” Berhalter
West
Thirteenth Street
Nathan Rolfe
West Sixth Street
Pat Hayes
Berhalter
Bechalter
Lusek to Give Recital at Conservatory Hall
Dr Fety Lusek will give a song recital this evening at Conservatory Concert hall with Miss Lena Palmer as accompanist.
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Fety’ Lusek
Conservatory Concert Hall
Lena Palmer
The Playgoer’s True Friend and Other Theatrical Highlights
A theater page reviews offerings at several venues. It highlights The Poor Little Rich Girl as a modern children’s tale with six leading actors, The Old Homestead praised for sentiment and quaint humor, Forty Mippetes From Broadway presented as a Cobmanesque farce revival, and additional acts including The Empress talents with music and a feature photo from Corryville listings.
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Giri
Souis
Ledorsemest
Orpheum
Broadway
Tatrod
Foy
Vanied
Empress
Sade Telealmean Cohen Company
Corryville
Corryvillie
Fear of Clash Ends Jap Exclusion Talk
Washington reports say debates on the pending immigration bill, which would exclude Japanese from naturalization and travel to the United States, were halted by the House committee amid concerns with Japan. The panel will reconvene next Thursday, with the Secretary of State likely to testify on treaty implications.
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Americas
Washington
United States
Bouse
Japan
Ce+nt
Bis
Flouse
State Department
Aryan
Sakurnia
That is news to me Thomson told of wife suit
Thomson an accountant at Central Caldh Station reported to the court that he knew nothing of the divorce action. The wife accuses him of knocking her down and choking her on separate occasions and says he threatened to kill her and banished her from the home. She seeks custody of their two children. The couple married December 24 1900 in Hartwell where they reside. Mrs Holabird daughter is connected with piano and railroad circles. She declined to comment.
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Thomson
Central Caldh
Miss Winslow Sees Ballot as Aid to Working Women
Miss Rose Winslow born in Poland and brought to the United States at eleven, recounts years in harsh factory and domestic labor. She speaks before Cincinnati Suffragist group in Emeryone with Judge William Littleford presiding, urging voting as essential for women’s rights and workers.
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Rose Winstow
Cincinnati
Emeryone
William
Poland
Philadelpias
Mite Box Graft Probed In Golden Rule Alliance
Assistant District Attorney Conlon has begun an inquiry into alleged mite box graft tied to the Golden Rule Alliance of America. A state charities letter cited Rev Edwin Holman, who collected for the International Sunshine Society, as profiting from the scheme. Holman appeared for questioning and will bring society books next week.
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Americas
New York
Conlon
Alliance of America
Fae
State Board of Charities
Edwin
C.'Holman
International Sunshine Society
Holman
Conjon
Bem Go Ee
Two men held on disorderly conduct after fight
William Spence and Robert Ledford were arrested on charges of disorderly conduct after a fight at a depot. They were taken to City Hospital and then jailed at the Fourth district station. Ledford said he and his wife are separated and he pays $6 weekly alimony. The dispute centered on an alleged relationship with Ledford’s wife.
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Illiam Spence
West Pitt Street
Robert Ledford
Eighth Street
Co. & di
City Hospital
Fourth District
Leaford
Dam 39 work begins at Markland site
Special to The American Vevay Ind January 22 reports government crews starting work at the Markland site of Dam No 38. The steamer Iroquois guides the effort as U S engineers supervise over 100 planned houses and aim to complete the town by the time dam construction starts.
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Vevay
Ind
Markland
United States
Tax Dodgers Spark Debate On Property Reporting
Charles Hebble from the Chamber of Commerce survey department says tax avoidance stems from underreporting personal property. He urges lawmakers to require fuller disclosure if the assembly uncovers unreported assets.
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Charles Br.’ Hebble
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Hebble
Delay Kinneary Burial In Cincinnati After Illness
The funeral of Joseph Kinneary, manager of the Lipen Thread Company in Cincinnati, who died after a brief illness of pneumonia at his home on Cleanview and Fernwood avenues yesterday, will be postponed until a brother arrives from New York.
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Joseph Kinneary
Cincinnati
Lipen Thread Company
Cleanview
Fernwood’ Avenues
New York
Major grants announced by General Education Board funds
The General Education Board approved grants totaling 950000 for expanding education and medical research at Johns Hopkins University and supporting Knox College and Washburn College. The funding requires faculty to devote full time to hospital work, teaching, and research, with limits on personal gain. Board members Frederick T. Gates and John D. Rockefeller Jr. attended the eleventh annual meeting, which elected Abraham Flexner and reelected Gates as chairman.
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Washington University
Johne Hopkins
General Education Board
United States
Europe
Johns ‘Hopkins
Knox Coltereshore
Tih
Washburn College
College Hill Boosters Push Canal Closure
A local club meeting at the Park discussed abandoning the canal project. The group elected officers including a president, vice presidents, secretary, and treasurer, and honored the retiring Myers at the January event.
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College Hill Boosters
Club of Doltkee Mtu
Movil
Casa
Davie
Caus Rinek
Willan
Dereetary
Hanter
W. P
Garbennesch
Wikast Jeetale Aetmeant
Aries
Robert
Vener Bre
Sheer Biest
Pitot
Secon
Peadpeet Harp Pinek
President to Name Reserve Board Members in January
Washington reports indicate President will appoint two individuals to the Federal Reserve Board next month. The president seeks candidates who will refrain from pushing personal allies for posts. Mentioned name from circles includes Thomas Herr, a New York banker, as a urged candidate.
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Ammdricac
Washington
Wie
Ieee
Lgfter
Bes
HeBenift
Eral Reserve Board
It Waa
Thomas Her
New York
Schiw
Burial for Wills E F Welhe Killed by Falling Post
Funeral for Wills E F Welhe aged 3 of 1 West Sixth Street is held after a fatal accident when a post toppled in the rear of his grandfather's saloon as he was being carried through the yard.
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Wills EF. Welhe
Sixth Street
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