Masonic Tribute Follows Walden Funeral Procession
John M Walden body arrives as Cincinnati Masons Past Grand Commanders and Trinity Council receive the casket. Delegations form in line as hearse departs Central Avenue to Fourth Street toward Norwood funeral home. Burial plans list Walden apartments Alexandra Building and Walnut Hills Methodist service with Past Grand Commander James Wilison and Thomas Kite as pallbearers.
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John M. Walden
Canaonon
Cincinnati
Manselman
Trinity Council of MaSone
Tidge
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Norwood
Wlertaker
Walden Apartments
Alexandra
Walnut Hills
I Tohn Willison
Thomas Kite
Jones Post G Ak
Fragmentary Transcript From Grand Jury Proceedings
A garbled report outlines a grand jury session with witnesses including a deputy and inspector. The text shows multiple corrupted names and phrases, mentioning a commissioner and ongoing testimony about a building project and related progress, but many details are unreadable.
Mrs Elliott Tells Time at Felsett Visit
Mrs Elliott plans to stay in her home at Felsett until next week as she recovers from illness and anticipates further international events. The statement notes she will not attend engagements in the interim.
Suspect Denied Murder Charge in WV Case
Louis Garner, an African American man, was arrested after a street fight at 217 McFarland Street. He denied the West Virginia murder warrant when questioned by Chief of Detectives Ryan and officers Frank, Fiora, and Teigheder. He is being held on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Garner
Frank
Fiora
Teigheder
Ryan
West Virginia
McFarland Street
Mia Hiram
Baker
Polic
Garber
Automotive maker seeks Cincinnati site with chamber support
A new manufacturing company looks for a Cincinnati location with cooperation from the Chamber of Commerce. No definite site details will be released until a suitable location is found. Forty eight sites are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Warship officer loses rank over Vera Cruz disaster
Navy court martial finds Henry A. Fieldwill and Benjamin G. Barthalow responsible for the Louisiana accident at Vera Cruz. Fieldwill is reduced in rank for hazarding the ship. Barthalow awaits final findings as navigator. Losses estimated between five thousand dollars. Findings not yet reported to the secretary.
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Washington
Jat
Louisiana
Vera Cruz
Aumyst
Sayed
Bibbenant oBejamin G. Barthalow
Marriage of Prince Philip and Actress Henriette Hohenlohe
Berlin report states that Prince Philip of Hohenlohe married Henriette Cindra, a 28 year old Vienna actress, last August rather than awaiting an impending ceremony. Philip Ernst, fifth Prince of Hohenlohe Schillingfuerst, born June 6 1553, had previous marriage to Princess Charlotte of Pstandland, who died in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Philip of
Dr Bogen to Speak at Jewish Tuberculosis Talk
Dr Bogen will deliver the address Tuberculosis Among the Jews at the first 1914 open meeting of the Peoples Auxiliary of the Jewish Consumptives Relief Soviets. The session is set for Sunday February 4 at the Whittier Street Rabbath Sehot on Reading Road and Whittier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Street
Reading Road
Whittier
Boris
Bogen
Bryan view echoes in modern trust reform
George W. Perkins, back from Panama, cites President Wilson's plan to end interlocking directorates as a re arrangement of Bryan's 1908 trust remedies. He believes the idea would not aid courts, arguing that public fear stems from business evils, not size, and calls the issue central to the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Perkins
Parnama
Wiigon
Mr. Bryan
North
Bryan
Truate
Ee Trade Commission
Perkin
Merging of two city departments approved by council
The council approved an ordinance to merge the Bureau of Information and Complaints with the Bureau of Efficiency into a single department named Information and Research. A chief earns 2499 dollars and an assistant 2600 dollars. The vote followed debate over abolishing certain positions. a test vote on rules failed. An open hearing of the Ways and Means Committee was scheduled after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Overbeck
Scott Small
Ways and Means Committee
Ecb
Agelepratecen
Egnaker
Suburban Police Stations Visit by City Officials
Mayor Bpiegel and Safety Director Holmes toured four suburban fire stations yesterday afternoon to inspect conditions and become acquainted with operations at the branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpiegel
Holmes
Woman Fires Shotgun at Intruder in Newport Home
Mrs. Michael Scheben of 122 West Fourth Street Newport woke to a forced shutter and fired her shotgun at an intruder. The blast tore the window sash as the man fled into darkness. Patrolman Swope investigated and crews searched unsuccessfully. her husband was away with Fire Company No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael “Scheben
West Fourth Street
Newport
Deputies Assigned to New U S Deputy Position
Former state senator W T Vaters of Butler Pendleton county J A Barton of Newport and A Thompson of Augusta Ky assumed duties as deputy United States collector. The new deputies receive 1600 dollars a year plus 600 dollars for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Vaters
Butler
Pendleton County
J. A. Barton
Newport
A. Thompson
Augusta
United States
Covington Dance Tonight At Odd Fellows Hall
The Covington Municipal dance will be held tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. The Women’s Civic Commission directs the event and invites the public to attend. Arrangements seat all spectators on the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Women's Civic Commission
Coyne Assault Case Adjourned in Tracy Court
The Coyne brothers Phillip Pete and Anthony were charged with assault and battery and the case was continued to February 34 in Judge Tracy's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Phillip
Pete
Anthony Coyne
Schoolhouse Shortage Forces New Pupils to Seek Space
Superintendent Slass of the ovinc ton schools seeks a building to house 85 new high school pupils who passed examination and are without room at the high school. If a suitable space is not secured, the pupils must continue study in graded schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slass
Ovincton Schools
Accused Newport Saloon Proprietor and Bartender Granted Case Continuances
John Brown, owner of a Newport saloon at 417 York street, and Edward Stevens, a bartender, were arraigned in county court after Thursday arrests on a warrant by Mayme Maddux. On defense motion they received a continuance to next Monday morning and were remanded to jail with bonds of 6000 and 2500 dollars respectively. The complaint alleges mistreatment of the prosecuting witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
York Street
Newport
Edward Stevens
Gosney
Mayme Maddux
Rink
Seventh
York Streets
Brown
Stevens
Sisters Sued Over Barricade and Damages in Latonia
John W. Hamlin sues Lucy and Ella Connelly in the Kenton Circuit Court alleging the sisters drove workers from his Latonia premises on Taylor avenue and threatened to destroy improvements. He claims a barricade before his window and seeks an injunction plus 200 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Kenton
John W. Hamlin
Lucy
Ella Connelly
Ham-Ana
Taylor Avenue
Latonia
Hamlin
Parka to Meet Gerhardt in 200-Ball Pool Match
Local talent Joe Parka from Central Covington will face Al Gerhardt of Cincinnati in a 200 ball pool duel at Chick Waters' place in Central Covington this Mundey afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parka
Central Covington
al Gerhardt
Cincinnead
Mundey
Chick Waters’ Place
Covington Residents Push Viaduct Plan on Twenty First Street
Central Covington residents form an association to urge a viaduct at Twenty first Street. The project aims to improve the main outlet to the town, currently crossing multiple railroad tracks. They plan to petition the City Commissioners to address the issue with railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centra
Covington
Twenty First Street
Local court awards damages in several cases
In Judge Tracy s court Louis Marx & Bros Co was awarded 369 50 against Ida Berry with personal property sale at 107 West Fourth Covington. Terrill McCormick vs L N Railway ended with defendant verdict and McCormick to recover 6124. Judge Starbenon s division Kenton Circuit sees a judgment for plaintiff 1126 in Wittem T vs South Covington Street Railway with a July injury and suit for 11600 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Louis Marx & Bros. Co
Ida Berry
West Fourth Street
Covington
Terrill McCormick
L. & N. Railway
McCormick
Starbenon
Kenton
Eurr
Ent Wittem T
South Covington
Trowbridge
Bank’s Bid Accepted for Newport City Funds Depository
Newport City Commissioners accepted the bid from the Newport German Nations Bank as city funds depository. Bank will handle daily balances and time deposits for one year at an interest rate stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport City
Newport German Nations] Bank
Con
Judge Curtails Prizes at Covington Country Store Show
Judge Edmonds of Covington issues orders banning prize giveaways and raffles at country store performances. The ruling labels these practices unlawful and requires managers to cease such activities.
Mass Meeting Urges Sunday Closing of Saloons
A Covington Ministerial Association mass meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Prominent speakers will discuss enforcing Sunday closing of saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association of
Covington
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Judge grants Mayme Smith divorce in Kenton Circuit Court
Judge Tracy awarded Mayme Smith a divorce from Howard C. Smith and granted custody of their child in the Kenton Circuit Court. City Solicitor Schmits travels to Lexington to discuss proposed amendments to commission form government for second class cities. Park board members and city commissioners toured ice parks to identify needed improvements for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Kenton
Mayme Smith
Howard C. Smith
Schmits
Lexington
Ansidy
Park Board
Baxter Must Serve Years in State Pen
In Columbus a criminal court jury sentenced former Lima city treasurer and ex state bank examiner Clem Baxter to the state penitentiary for theft. The judge deferred pronouncement, Baxter protested justice as he blamed prosecutors, recounting February 26, 1912, cash embezzlement at Columbus Savings and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colomnae Berean
Cincinset Americas Columbas
Ohio
Filey Neon
Judes
Thomas M Bigper
Clem
Baxter
Lima
State Bank
State Penitentiary
Judes Brewer
Evidernte
Raster
Paxter
Columbus Savings and Trust Company
Judge Speer Trial Drama Sparks Georgia Hearing
The fifth day of the trial hearing on United States Judge Emory Speer in Macon Georgia featured Chairman Webb of the Congressional Investigating committee and defendant Ackerman delivering charges. Ackerman alleged mental defect since 1997 and criticized Speer as Edwards spoke of spirituality and jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
United States
Emory Speer
Georgia
Webb
Congressional Investigating Committee
Ackerman
Judge Speer
Jane
Speer
Admirals Praised Speeches to The Americas
Washington January 23 Secretary of the Navy Daniel writes Admiral Cowles praising his management on the west coast of Mexico while transferring him to Asiatic waters. The message addresses concerns over a supposed demotion after Admiral Howard’s reprimand tied to a dinner joke about Philippine policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Washington
Cowles
Asiatic
Mexico
Admiral Cowles
Admiral Howard
Wolf hunt in park prompts post office official note
Park workers in Ault Park hunted a gray wolf reported to have attacked Charlies Keck a Cincinnati post office clerk and his dog. Residents near the park claim sightings while zoo wolves remain accounted for and no sheep losses reported.
Estates seeks receiver for Stevens Automobile firm in court
Amanda Musselmann administratrix of Beverly Musselmanns estate asks the Insolvency Court to appoint a receiver for Stevens Automobile company. She states the Common Pleas Court awarded $3 000 damages to the estate for Beverly Musselmanns death, but the claim remains unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Musselmann
Beverly W. Musselmann
Stevens Automobile Company
Common Pleas Court
Beverly Musselmann
Fourth of July Pageant Planned at Cincinnati Park
PLAN PAGFANT ON FOURTH The Fourth of July Carnival Association plans a historical pageant of the United States at the Cincinnati ball park next Fourth of July. A $100 donation for a safe and sane Fourth was received from the Fire Yadenage Club. Mise M. Loutee Armstrong of the Cincinnati Woman's Club is the screeee of the pageant idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cincinnati Ball Park
Fire Yadenage Club
Mise M. Loutee Armstrong
Cincinnati? Woman's Club
Sent to Reform School for Theft by Kenton Court
Frank Tattman, 17, was ordered sent to the state reform school yesterday by Judge Cleary of the Kenton Juvenile Court. Tattman was charged with stealing jewelry from Charles Meyer and Ernest Lind, Je.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tattman
State Reform School
Cleary
Kenton Juvenile Court
Telttman
Charles Meyer
Ernest Lind
Local Marriage Licenses Reported
The record lists Marion Paponta, 24, and Ode Providence Re, 18, of 308 West Sixth Street, and Taran Beroves, 18, of Central Avenue, with Pee Dovanovicy, 28, of Avenue, as new marriage license holders.
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Marion Paponta
Perinat
Ode
Providence Re
Sixth Street
Taran Beroves
Central
Pee Dovanovicy
Secretary Wilson proposes test to bar aliens from U.S. army
Secretary of Labor Wilson suggested in a letter to Speaker Clark that excluding aliens unable to pass the army recruit physical could curb immigration. He noted not addressing the Japanese land law dispute and urged exceptions for existing treaty agreements in legislation. The plan was sent to the House immigration committee.
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America
Washington
Wilson
Clark
United States Army
Spe
Department of Labor
Asia
Connie Aclle Yy
House Committee On Immigration
Pellagra Menace Prompts Call for Government Aid
Special to The American reports Surgeon General Blue warning pellagra has grown into a national menace since 1907 with cases in 44 states. He urges appropriations to fund a hospital study in the South and a comprehensive inquiry into all phases of pellagra. He cites sewerage issues and varied food sources as factors, warning of wider spread if neglected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Blue
United States
Publc Health Service
Surgeon-General
Bowdle Declines Radium Hospital Action for Cincinnati
Congressman Stanley Bowdle informed Charles Hebble of the Chamber of Commerce that he will take no steps toward securing a radium hospital for Cincinnati. Bowdle said no sufficiently definite plan has yet developed to justify action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bowdle
Charles Hebble
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Bowdle
Picture Men Will Bowl
The Cleveland moving picture men will bowl a match game with the Cincinnati exhibitors during the convention of the Motion Picture Exhibitors League in Cincinnati on January 27 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Moving Picture Men
Cincinnati
Motion Picture Exhibitors League
Embezzler Suspect Bound Over by Municipal Judge
Albert Kennedy of Terrace Park was bound over to the grand jury on embezzlement charges by Municipal Judge Fox. Insurance man J. M. Sears caused Kennedy's arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kennedy
Terrace Park
Fox
J. M. Sears
Kennedy
Ohio National Guard to award prizes for top marksmen
A general order from Adjutant General Wood in Columbus allocates fifty dollars in cash prizes for the three highest scorers in a special regimental shoot across all Ohio National Guard regiments. The top shooter will receive 25 dollars, the second 15, and the third 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Bureau Clecienst! Americas
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Wood
Suffragists Sell Ball Tickets in Manhattan Parade
White clad members of the Woman's Political Union plan a January 31 ball at the Seventy fifth Regiment Armory. They march along Fifth Avenue with a kettle on a tripod to collect proceeds. Mrs. Calvin Tomkina and Miss Lydia Emmett will carry the tripod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-fivst Regiment
Calvin Tomkina
Lydia Emmett
Balance Report Reveals Small Yearly Surplus
A report delivered to the Service Director by Theodore Bracken shows total revenue of 43148.73 and expenditures of 41617.30 for the year, resulting in a balance of 1531.43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosdick
Theodore Bracken
De Camp Widow Dies After Illness In Cincinnati
Mrs BE L De Camp 77 widow of a Cincinnati attorney died after a long illness. Her friends were informed as her son from Cincinnati hurried to her bedside and she passed away at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. de Camp
Cincinnati
Renee
Sten de Goon
Eee
Ciaciouet
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Cinti Champ
Gitizens
URGE
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Pellagra
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