Cincinnati Chamber Seeks Convention Boost From Hotels
The Gibson House board voted 5000 to cover three years while Abe Bin-5 company signed five thousand for the same period. City hotels are expected to add ten thousand more, totaling the original target. The Chamber opens talks with Panama-Pacific Exposition for convention bureau offices in San Francisco to attract meetings to Cincinnati.
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Vietees Department
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
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Ciheimbatin
Goethals Seen as Candidate for New York Police Chief
Washington reports George W Goethals former Panama Canal builder agreed to accept New York police commissioner post. He would gain full personnel control pending retirement from the army and new legislation. George W Perkins and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt helped secure the nomination during negotiations with Mayor Mitchel.
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Goethals
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Panarh
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Mitchel
Gree
Haanevelt
Tropics
Mitether
Wsthaw
Mail clerks plan special to expo
The executive committee of the Railway Mail Clerks Association met at Hibdon House to arrange a special train carrying delegates to the convention. The meeting discussed attendance from Fair Topeka Pomemouth MHA stone Morgan Ila yaonah Ge and August Binderman Tilyria Ohio. The association represents United States railway mail workers and will join a Cincinnati hosted event under superintendent John Clarke at the Burnet House.
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Binderman
Tilyria
Ohio
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Naerhroag
Cincinnat
John Clarke
Burnet House
Revenue Office High Up Report Graded No 1 by Wilkinson
Director of Internal Revenue A G ee reports from Washington that Cincinnati revenues office was graded No 1. Wilkinson examined the office and filed the report.
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Internal Revenue
Fond Age
Washington
Seana
Cincinnati
W. Wilkinson
Funeral for Joseph Kinneary Set at St Francis Church
Funeral services for Joseph Kinneary who died at his home on Fernwood and Cleinview avenues will be held Monday morning. The rites will be at St Francis de Sales Church from his residence.
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Cleinview Avenues
St. Francis
English Women in Battle Array To Fight For Their Husbands Causes
London January 23 politics will be enlivened this spring by women whose husbands are in Parliament or high government posts. Notable figures include Mrs Waldorf Astor and Mrs Lewis Harcourt both former Americans and liberal supporters. Mrs Astor's prominence stems from her energetic lobbying and social leadership which helped her husband reach Plymouth and enter politics. Mrs Harcourt, formerly Mary Ethel Burns of New York, is famed as a leading hostess and is said to aim to see her husband become Prime Minister.
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Lewis Earlyart
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Antoniat Cates
Harcourt
Graven
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Freddie
Astor
United States
Nannie Law
Irs
Waldorf Astor
Robert Gowld Shay
Clivedon
the Thames
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Plymouth
Peault
Milad
Mre
Lewis Har
Federal Fort Under Fire as Rebel Forages Near Pueblo
In Chignahuapan also known as the Butte of Pueblo heavy fighting rages as 3,500 Zeapatintas assault the federal garrison of 200 men. reinforcements arrive from Pueblo and Taxco but relief efforts fail. Government reports tally a clash near Torreon with 680 rebels killed and seven trains captured or damaged, cattle laden aboard two trains.
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Chignahuapan
Pueblo
Zacatlan
Zeapatintas
Youquin
Jimines Castro
Taxco
Torsreon
Aviles
Torreon
Divorced Couple On Good Terms In Court
The couple left the court on friendly terms after a divorce ruling. The case noted moves by Breyong within a year of marriage and alleged involvement with another woman at a hotel, with testimony read in court.
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Hazel Tjian Btevyena Ag
Hamond
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Pefere Yeeros
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Piainiset
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Stevens
Ont
City Ad Marketers Condemn Wasteful Ads Board Formed
The Advertisers City of Cincinnati appointed a board to curb advertising waste. Officials claim the city spends about $9 per??. The report asserts Cincinnati Business senses waste at $200,000 annually on ineffective advertising.
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Cincinnati
Herset
Cheinati Business Sen
Two Boys Missing After Morning Walk From Home
Two schoolboys Namely Nora and Albert Volkerding aged 15 and 3928 Fase Avenue were last seen Tuesday morning near Forrest trains. Their parents reported them missing after they failed to return home. Police urged anyone with information to contact the local station.
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Nora
Albert Volkerding
Fase Avenue
Jett Thei
Aera Aled Te Price
Yeateragy
Mine Workers 60 on Record for Pensions
Special in The American Indianapolis Jan 28 reports that the United Mine Workers convention adopted a resolution urging federal action on pension and compensation laws. The body deferred a stance on affiliation with the Western Federation of Miners and criticized local Pocahontas members as detectives infiltrating the union.
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Ini
United Mine Workers of America
Towntinaon
Congress
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of la Gn
Dentite
Tis
A. R. Watkins
Yorkville
Pocahontas
Plan to Revoke Franchise Over Five Cent Fare War
City officials discuss revoking the transit franchise as pressure mounts for a five cent fare to Fountain Square. Botcher Héliker says no definite policy exists yet and waits on the traction company’s response. Council members warn renewal will be blocked if demands are not met. Mayor Clausing threatens action unless a five cent fare is approved.
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Rimwood
Company Adopts Profit Sharing Plan For Employees
Thompson, manager of Stamibeughle Wholesale, unveils a profit sharing scheme similar to Henry Ford’s. About one hundred employees, including twenty women and girls, will benefit with half of last year’s profits and three months extra pay.
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American
Youngstown
Dam
Thompson
Stamibeughle
Veeeeny
Henry Ford
Fort Motor Car Company
Detroit
Governor Cox Rejects Republican Help In Ohio Politics
Governor Cox criticized Republican leaders in Columbus for demanding restoration of voter naming rights and licensing officers. He praised Democratic ideals, argued the Republicans aim to block progressive legislation, and urged county authority control while denouncing tax policy as medieval.
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Europe
No Late Hour Bill Expected By City Council
Councilman Mullen said the late hour bill has no chance and will not reach Cornell at its next meeting. The Federation of Oath Secretion protested against passage as locals submit daily protests. A Superintendent from the Ant Saloon League returned from Columbus after talks on an 11 PM closing proposal and a circulating initiative.
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Mullen
Ways and Means Committee
Federation of Oath Secretion
Ta Meeting Yenterday. Which Means It Will Not Come Before Cornnell
Motttee
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Ant: Saloon League
Columbus
Wayne B. Wherter
Dent
League
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Investigation on Ouluns 10 Begins Monday in Senate
The Senate convened for a lengthy session with extensive debate on the 10 Ouluns investigation. Committees outlined the scope, with planned probe meetings next week and testimony from state officials including Dr. Eer and Hogan. The Guthrie bill and school aid measures were scheduled for action.
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Eer
Hogan
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Fragmentary Robbery Note From Local Store
A damaged OCR snippet references a robbery at a local store and an escape, with unclear details on suspects or timing. The readable portions mention ROB OFFICE and an apparent attempt to conceal or escape after the incident. Further clarification is needed for specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notes on Daniel Keefer and Philadelphia travel
Incomplete report records Daniel Keefer of the Joseph Peis Fund Commission confined at home. Text mentions travel by train and a New Philadelphia route, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Panewetex
Chadinpan
Joseph Peis Fund
Yeatemday
Philadeipnio
More Arrests In Strike Probe Near Milford
Superintendent C C Harris of the Cincinnati Milford and Loveland Traction Co says several other motormen and conductors will be arrested after John Boyes and A Leverton of Milford were charged with cutting telephone lines and interfering with the block system during last fall’s strike. The men under surveillance are Milford residents and employed by the company. A hearing for Boyce and Leverton is set for Batavia Monday.
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Cincinnati, Milford and Loveland Traction Company
John Boyes
A. ¥. Leverton
Milford
Harris
Cincinnati Traction Company
Boyce and
Leverton
Batavia
Operetta The Feast of the Corn Delights Norwood
The Sharpsburg school auditorium in Norwood hosted the first performance of The Feast of the Corn by the Norwood Monday Musical Club. Prominent local quassists from Norwood took part and a repeat show is scheduled for tonight under the Sharpeburg Parents Auxiliary.
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Sharpsburg
Norwood
Norwood Monday Musical Club
Sharpebure Parents! Auxilary
Picture prices drop at Christie's sale in London
A Christie s sale in London saw a slump in Victorian painters works led by Lan nell s Eve of the Deluge selling for 140 down from 6460 in 1872 Maclise s Bleep of Duncan dating back years fetched 25 today and H G Marks St Francis once 7776 now 266.
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London
Christie's
Lannell
Maclise
Duncan
H. G. Marks
St. Francis
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Dunlap Clothes Shop
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