Volcanic Eruption Devastates Japanese Towns
The Japanese island volcano near Sakura Jima continues to belch ash with pumice showers. Nine villages, including Sekura Iina, are burned out of eighteen. 20 000 residents need relief. In Kagoshima city 18 dead, 87 seriously wounded, 71 wounded, 36 houses destroyed, and many structures damaged. Refugees are returning and schools plan reopening amid improving order.
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New York
Kagoshima
Sakura-Jima
Kimoteu
Alra
Sekura-Iina
Kagrahima
Gold tooth helps trap Detroit barber wanted in Toledo
Detectives nabbed William Wathers, 26, of Detroit, in a restaurant after a tip described his distinctive gold tooth. He faced a Toledo larceny charge from a Detroit woman who claimed he lured her to Toledo with marriage talk. Detectives Shearwood and Schaefer tailed him after receiving the description. The suspect admitted the Toledo warrant.
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William Wathers
Detroit
Mich
Wathers
Toledo
Ohio
Shearwood
Schaefer
President Wilson Nominates Cleveland Appraiser and Postmasters
Special to The American reveals President Wilson’s plan to nominate Joseph Perecinski for United States Appraiser of Merchandise in Cleveland and to send a slate of postmaster nominations, including Charles Betz in Baltimore and Amatatz Pandora among others, signaling a pivotal party fight in Cleveland and broader patronage moves.
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Washington
PD. C
Wilson
Cleveland
Joseph Perecinski
United States
Merchandise
Senate
Obie
Charles
J. Betz
Baltimore
FPD
Amatatz
Pandora
Frank N. Henry
Atwater
John M. Francis
Cada
Richard M. Allison
Cam
Samuel Eichenbaum
Corning
WN. Sryson
Hiram
Jacob M. Ridenour
Junction City
Freda M. Smith
Lowwiville
T H. Code
Mentor
William R. Fos Perry
Harry @. Licuroo
Cyrenius C. Hughes
Searles Files Defense in Divorce Alimony Case
In New York Jan 22 Edward Searles through attorney Horace Warner of Rochester filed in the county clerk's office an affidavit defending a suit by his former wife Minute 3 Searles alleging accrued alimony of 1200 dollars annually. He asserts the divorce was provable with his wife and contests further payments.
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New York
Edward Searles
Horace Warner
Rochester
Minute 3
Searles
Judge vows jury in contempt case against Fulworth Garment workers
Judge Oppenheimer of the Superior Court said he would impanel a jury to try contempt charges against three former Fulworth Garment employees. They are accused of addressing a strike breaker after a injunction forbidding interference with strikers. Attorneys for the garment force will protest the jury.
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Oppenheimer
Superior Court
Fulworth Garment Company
Ary
Little Sisters seek court approval to mortgage Hamilton property
The Little Sisters of the Poor of St Francis asked the Dominion Pleas Court yesterday for permission to mortgage a Hamilton real estate deal valued at $360,000 to fund construction of St Elisabeth's Hospital in Coying.
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Little Sisters of the Poor
M. Francis
Dominion Pleas Court
Hamilton
St. Elisabeth's Hospital
Coying
Twins Head Scientific Leaders Tie to Two Associations
In Washington meetings of the American Association for Labor Legislation and the American Political Science Association, twin brothers headed each group. Dr W F Willoughby of Springfield University led one, while his brother Dr A Willoughby of Johns Hopkins led the other.
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American Association For Labor Legislation
American Political Science Association
Tather
Washington
de. W. FF. Willoughby
S Rintetoy University
A.illoughby
Johns Hopkins University
Blamed Domestic Woes On Insurance Agent Trial Shown
In Municipal Court Charles L Ulrich of 2418 Hussave nir faces charges of abusing his family. His wife testified that Ulrich forged her name on life policies after an insurance agent told him he could not afford a policy for their six children. The company physician was called to examine the children, and Ulrich’s wife said he had been drinking. The defense said Ulrich’s pledge was a factor in the case.
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Charles L. Ulrich
Hussavenir
Thrica
Vis
Ulrich
Jule Alexander
Oil Distilling Plant Seeks Site in Ohio Region
Pinetinali promises a new industry with an oil distilling plant to produce gasoline stronger than current brands at similar or lower cost. The plant will be a branch of a large company, with sites submitted in several cities. A location will be chosen in a few days, aiming to employ many workers and serve as a distributing center for Ohio and surrounding states.
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Pinetinali
Ite
Ohio
Ohio National Guard Responds to Army Critique
Major Robert Hubler of the First Ohio Infantry defends the state militia against Brigadier General A L Mills claims that most of the estate militia is unfit for welfare. Hubler asserts the Ohio National Guard meets requirements with proper equipment and drills, citing the First Regiment's capable shooting and potential superiority under training.
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United States
A. L. Mills
Millitary Affairs
Robert Hubler
Flest Ohio Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Wei Pemebi
May Get New Plant for Light Electric Motor Cars
Negotiations began yesterday through the Chamber of Commerce to establish in the city a factory that will manufacture light electric motor cars at a price far lower than existing electric vehicles. The promoter is an experienced vehicle builder who has spent years developing a lighter electric car.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elmwood Place water contract hearing set for Monday
An open hearing of the ways and means committee will discuss the new Elmwood Place water contract Monday at 10 AM. Residents urged the hearing before the contract is finalized.
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Elmwood Place
Ways and Means Com
Elmwood
Plan to Drain and Reuse City Canal Contested by Boosters
Readers are urged to submit suggestions to The American contest editor at 122 East Seventh Street. Proposals must fit under 200 words and discuss financing an interurban project, canal removal, and bed reuse. City officials weigh authority to issue bonds. City Solicitor doubts such power, while agreeing canal drainage and bed use are desirable, timing contingent on funding and official decisions.
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the American
Fast Seventh Street
City
Elizabethan costume fan and canal transit plan writer a Cincinnati reader
Raymond Pranks advocates eliminating the Miami and Erie Canal in Cincinnati by converting the canal route into a rapid transit loop with an interurban railway. He proposes arches over the canal, trees along the banks, and routes from Hartwell to College Hill and Mt Healthy to connect outlying suburbs with the business district. He cites health, growth, and accessibility benefits.
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Cincinnati
Hartwell
Ce Ciy
Rapid Trenaic
College HY
Mt. Healthy
Westwood
Raymond
Canal Nuisance Move Aims at City Transit Revamp
Otto Armleder urges canal removal and boulevard on its site to fund a shared rapid transit loop through College Hill Westwood and Mitchell Avenue. He favors leasing canal rights to a competing operator, not the Cincinnati Traction Co, and proposes priorities for timing earnings and city revenue. Mayor Spiegel remains noncommittal on a boulevard or rapid transit plan.
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Elm
Walnut Streets
College Hill
Westwood
Mitchell Avenue
Norwood
Jover
Tro
Southern Railroad
Cincinnati Traction Company
Spiegel
Coroner to Probe Two Deaths in City
Coroner Foertmeyer will investigate the deaths of John Stab 66 of 2732 West Sixth Street an employee of the Fleischmann Company who fell dead near his home and Grace Bennett 34 found dead in bed by her son Albert at their West Sixth Street residence Officials suspect heart failure in Stab but details on Mrs Bennett are unclear with bruising noted.
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Foertmeyer
John Stab
West Sixth Street
Fleischmann Company
Grace Bennett
Albert
West Firth T
Stab
Rosas
Bennett
After Tax Dodgers
County assessors will present cases of several alleged tax dodgers to Prosecutor Pogue for grand jury consideration. One accused firm reportedly filed a $70,000 stock report last year and carries a $500,000 fire insurance claim.
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Pogue
Mother weeps in court as Raleigh Cavanaugh convicted
In Judge Gormans Common Pleas Court yesterday a jury found Raleigh Cavanaugh guilty of cutting to kill Walter Bryant. His mother cried loudly in the courtroom until a court attendant quieted her.
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Raleigh Cavanaugh
Linville Files Bankruptcy In U S District Court
William J Linville a traveling salesman yesterday filed a petition in the United States District Court declaring debts totaling 42427.18 with no assets. The move puts the firm in financial jeopardy as creditors seek recovery.
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William J’. Linville
Verterday
United States District Court
Linville
Vocational Training For Women Is Urged
Dr. Charles W. Dabney of Cincinnati University urged vocational training for women at a university event. He argued women should be educated for self support beyond home making, including chemists, engineers, health inspectors, and hospital roles, with equal pay for equal work.
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Harriet Favior
Epton Chub
Chartes
Chacinnati University
Marketpadl University
Dabney
Um Club
Bhovelagat
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati Hospital
Agit
Airaés
Suit by broker against Baldwin Locomotive president dismissed
George H. Robinson filed for 599060 in commissions from Baldwin Locomotive Works president Allis B. Johnson. Judge Hahn dismissed the case in U S District Court after four days of trial, with Hand expressing regret and noting remaining testimony adverse to the defendants.
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New York
George H. Robinson
Allis B. Johnson
Baldwin ‘Locomotive ‘Works
Baldwin
Works
Ji Hahn
United States
Bawa Hand
Two Settlements in Probate Court Over Fatal Auto Crash
Stewart Shillito paid administrator William Laigenberger $500 for the death of William Luxenberger Sr. who was struck by Shillito's car. X. M. Beazaty paid Elke Mann $200 for a broken leg in a separate auto accident settlement.
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Stewart Shillito
William Laigenberger
William Luxenberger, Sr
Shillito
X. M. Beazaty
Elke Mann
Limam Automobile Accidass
Interurban plan proposals for canal, stations, and boulevard drive
Charles Henry Floht proposes a comprehensive interurban system with a canal drainage plan from Mitchell Avenue to a central basin, a buried top boulevard drive, and multiple stations including Brighton and Cummins points. He suggests using existing tracks with tolls, converting hospital sites into a junction and freight hub, and installing boulevard lamps and green plots for aesthetics.
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Ime
At &Il
Ales
Brighton
Cummins
Eearpaheet
Plum
Fegight
Charles Henry Floht
East
Blair Avenue
Deportation of Italian Immigrant Triage Noted
Report cites a police inspector in Cincinnati likely to deport an Italian immigrant and his wife Cicotti and their three children. The group reportedly traveled from Canada with a lab front joining a party in Paris and Genoa in September.
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Thora
Npelnnati
Tialiany
Cicotti
Pary
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