Educators debate school plans and local control
The article records educators arguing over proposed school reforms. Delegates would voice opinions though criticisms arise about state supervision and funding versus keeping local boards in charge. Officials O J Mier Gilegd Mant is Lima Hiles Dayton and E Herbst are named.
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Armen
Leanne
Puten
Leary
Auphry
Bourda
Apni Honkes
Association
O. J. Mier
Gilegd
Gov. Mantis
Lima
Gordon Hiles
Dayton
Dr. E. Herbst
Columbus
Jacob Kany
Xenia
Clubman Ends His Life After Refused by Sweetheart
Savannah, Jan. 2. Nell Palmer, a prominent clubman, shot himself dead at Thunderbolt amusement spot after his sweetheart Miss Basie Andrews refused to kiss him. The party, including two other youths and girls, had been in merry mood when Palmer demanded a kiss and then drew a pistol, dying instantly. Andrews fell prostrate, blaming herself for not kissing him.
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Savannah
Nell
Palmer
Andrews
School rules to ratify changes proposed by board
The board of education considers amendments to rules. Superintendent Condon to lead annex meeting. Proposals include removing gender language, prohibiting marital status bias, and not requiring state residency for appointments. Promotions to follow university credentials and efficiency.
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Board of Education
Condon
Cruiser Tacoma Loses Propeller at Sea
Special to The America Newport KO July 25 cruiser Tacoma bound Vera Cruz to Portsmouth yard reports a detached propeller off Nantucket shoals during northerly gales. Commander Weathard Twining ordered Narragansett Bay for shelter awaiting better weather before Cape Cod passage. Wireless to Rear Admiral Knight confirmed loss and plan.
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America
Newport
Jaly
Tacoma
Weathard
Pinsing
Vera Cruz
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Narponerse
Tatoma
Nantucket Shoals
Twining
Narragansett Bay
Cape Cod
Knight
Narragansett Bay Naval Station
Prays For Baby And Finds One At Door
Mrs Anne Krest a widow of 5047 East Ninety first street prayed for a baby for three years and found a foundling on her doorstep. She insured adoption without delay by consulting her attorney before someone claimed the child.
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Anne Krest
East Ninety-first Street
Local Driver Found Unconscious After Fall From Wagon
George Wahrie, 37, of 1124 Wells Street, was found unconscious yesterday on Sixth Street near Stone. Rescued by John Kramer of 739 Carlisle Avenue, Wahrie was taken to City Hospital. He later recovered consciousness and said he fell from an Omni Wap wagon, sustaining multiple rib fractures.
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George Wahrie
Wells Street
John Kramer
Carlisle ‘Avenue
Wahrie
Astor to overhaul Noma for spring voyage
New York January 25 Vincent Astor orders the yacht Noma hauled and refurnished with completion targeted for early spring. It is believed he plans to spend his honeymoon aboard the vessel on a sea trip with his father Col John Jacob Astor aboard the Noma on this second honeymoon.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Col
John Jacob. Astor
Engineers to install new buildings in Chester site
An eastern firm sent engineers and Merl M. Martin to Chester yesterday to prepare the ground for several new structures. They brought plans for six innovations and will work this week. They also presented a model of a wave producing mechanism to be placed in the lake at Chester this summer.
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Martin
Chester
German Hospital Seeks 90000 Annex Funding at Meeting
The German Deaconess Hospital annual report notes 4789 patients served in 1913, an increase. Directors discussed adding an annex on Clinton Street but require 850000 in subscriptions before action. About 38252.76 in nursing operations this year versus 40305.15 in 1912. several directors were re-elected.
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Church, Twelfth
Race Streets
Clinton Street
Ain
John Cornette
Auquest Rover
Fred Johansmann
Carl F. Heyl
Opera singer wins $2808 verdict against Metropolitan Opera
After eight years Mies Seas ette K. Hail wins a verdict of 2808 against the Metropolitan Opera Company for injuries from a stage bridge collapse during her performance in Carmen.
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Mies Seasette K. Hail
Metropolitan Opera
Black thief robs boy at 607 Smith Street
Police describe a six foot man wearing a robe who snatched money from Paul Comistaci's son at 607 Smith Street. Detectives say the suspect, a Black man, fled after the theft and is being sought alongside two other recent incidents totaling $1.65 taken.
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Ryan
Brandal
Paul Comistaci
Smith Street
Love Letters in Suit Against Reverend Over Alimony
Special to the Americas Aurora Jan 25 A big bundle of love letters is expected to be an exhibit in the alienation cut for $10,000. Ludwig Fiansex, a manufacturer, alleges the minister J P Glass authored letters the wife claims were written by the minister. The wife sought a divorce from Hansen last September.
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Americas
Aurora
Ludwig Fiansex
J.P. Glass
Hansen
Bryan To Be Speaker At Apecal Dinner In New York
Secretary of State Bryan leaves Washington for New York to deliver an address at a dinner honoring the Americas. He will speak at the Washington dinner in a gesture of appreciation.
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Bryan
Washington
Yate Bryan
New York
Plan to Alter Bills Drafted to Bar Trusts
Democratic lawmakers from the Senate interstate commerce committee and House judiciary committee continue conferences on trust legislation. They report bills are tentative and subject to change, with no final conclusions on measures including anti holding company provisions and equal sale terms. A plan to consolidate four bills into one measure gains support.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce
House Judiciary Committee
Trust Legislaion
Newlands
Senate
Imany
Congress
Bride With Wilson At Church Service
President Wilson attended services at Central Presbyterian Church with his daughter and son in law Francis Bowes Bayard. The White House wedding drew extra congregation interest as Sayre and his wife arrived from Europe for the ceremony. The President and Mrs Wilson and the Bayards took a long drive in Maryland after the service.
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Washington
Wilson
Central Presbyterian’ Church
Francis Bowes Bayre
White House
Sayre
New York
Europe
Europe, and Today the Congregation of the President's ‘Church
Maryland
Rockhill to resign over Tuberculosis Hospital salary cut
In the annual report to Safety Director Holmes, Supt. Dr. Charles Rockhill warns he will resign if his salary is reduced from 5000 to 3500. The document requests improvements at the facility including repairs to better protect staff from disease, noting two nurses are currently afflicted.
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Holmes
Charles ‘Rockhill
Impeachment Hinted in War on Saloons
At a Madison Avenue Baptist Church mass meeting in Covington the Ministerial Association urged enforcing Sunday saloon closing. Impeachment of officials is threatened as saloon keepers and the Mutual Protective Association coordinate efforts. Safety Commissioner Schuler and Protected Association agents worked to ensure order while Cincinnati area visitors and local police reported a quiet Sunday.
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Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Covington
Ministerial Association
Saloors
BR Fy. McDanel
The
Mutual Protective ‘Association
Schuler
Protective Association
Deaths in Covington Week Ending January 24
Health Officer O Maley reports weekly deaths for Covington ending Saturday January 24. Names listed include Charlotte Sanders 64 Edward Broetie 51 Samuel Waterson 35 Jesse Evans 20 Georgia Anha Berg 16 Ben Strander 80 Mary Brinkmann 37 Lillie Korte 6 Mary Fiege 74 Mary Rogan 12 Fett
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O'Maley
Charlotte Sanders
Edward Broetie
Samuel Waterson
Jesse Evans
Georgia Anha Berg
Ben Strander
Mary Brinkmann
Lillie Korte
Mary Fiege
Mary Rogan
Fett
Newport Protest Against Sunday Saloons Meeting
A Newport gathering at the Baptist Church on Eighth Meymouth streets, with ministers and business leaders, protests Cincinnati crowds and Sunday saloon openings. Speakers urge Governor and Newport officials to curb saloons, fearing drunkenness and social trouble. A larger meeting may follow in Cincinnati.
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Baptist Church
Meymouth
Newport
Binat
Theneath
Cincinnati
Peige Port
Man Arrested in Covington on Carrying Concealed Razor Charge
Michael DeMarco, 27, of East Ninth Street Cincinnati, arrested last night in Covington and locked up on charge of carrying a concealed razor. He allegedly confronted John Snyder of Covington fatally and Scott Streets, slashing Snyder’s coat in several places near the Suspension Bridge entrance.
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Michael DeMarco
East Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Newport Briefs Cover Court, Meetings and Suit
The Campbell county grand jury will be impaneled by Judge Yungblut on Monday. The Henrietta Hunt Morgan chapter Daughters of the Confederacy meets Thursday at 18 Wallace Avenue Covington with Mrs. Murray Hubbard speaking on The Emancipation Proclamation. Newport Aerie of Eagles hosts a calico hop Wednesday evening at its building. Huber sues the City of Newport for 1800 claiming injuries from a fall on a sidewalk.
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Campbell County Grand Jury
Yungblut
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
Daughters of the Confederacy
G. H. Funk
Wallace Avenue
Covington
Murray Hubbard
Newport Aerie of Eagles
Huber
City of
Newport
Corbin Heads Assembly of Campbell and Kenton Trades
The Campbell and Kenton County Trades and Labor Assembly elects officers led by John M. Corba as president and T. J. Higgins as vice president. WA J. Schmeising is secretary with J. T. Sexton as assistant secretary, Sy. Alt as treasurer, Branch as conductor, and Paul Clore and Walter Bryan as trustees. The new officers were banqueted Saturday evening at Germot Village in Newport.
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Campbell and Kenton County
Funeral for Mrs. Edine Crane in Newport
The funeral for Mrs. Edine Crane who died Wednesday at Ritimore Maryland will be held today at the residence of her brother at 608 East Third Street Newport. Services are set for 10 o'clock.
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Edine Crane
Ritimore
L. Bk
East Third Street
Newprt
Gery. Ices
Tracy to Impanel New Grand Jury
Judge Tracy will impanel a new grand jury in Kenton Court tomorrow to take up matters continued by the last grand jury which adjourned after a six week session. The panel includes Kirchner, Macgrey, Weener among others and will hear cases including murder and charges of receiving stolen goods.
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Tracy
Kenton
C.& ©. Railroad
Charles McGarvey
Thomas
Jesse Evans
Washington Street
Covington
Joseph Kirchner
John Macgrey
William Weener
Ben Bolt
Newport man lands $1600 Railway Mail job
J. W. Perry of Newport, once a railroad mail clerk, is appointed to a $1,600 post at the Cincinnati headquarters of the Railway Mail Division. He was injured in a railroad wreck months earlier, which stopped his prior work. Senator Ollen James supported Perry in Washington, leading to an early aid for him.
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J. W. Perry
Newport
Cinetnpati
Railway Mail Division
Perry
Ollen James
Washington Department
Sa Ac
Deputy Sheriff Receives Gold Badge in Covington
Deputy Sheriff George Schneider of Covington was awarded a gold badge yesterday by William Drees of Fike and Madison avenues. The presentation marked a formal recognition of his service.
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George Schneider
Covington
William Drees
Fike and
Madison Avenue
Gotham Drinks and Tangos Lifted Nighttime Ban
The American reports that four weeks into Mayor Mitchel’s administration New York City has eased the 1 a.m. embargo on Broadway night life. Police have not issued raids and restaurateurs say they obey the law, with tango cruises revealing more freedom after midnight.
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New York
Mitchel
New
Broadway
Say Murphy Must Go Reorg Aims at Wilson Alignment
Special to The American New York Jan 25 movement seeks Democratic state reorganization aligning with President Wilson. Leaders plan statewide conference. Graft revelations are used to legitimize reorganizers as they push for jail time on political obstacles. Collector Dudley Malone and Senator Cadie are mentioned in internal party shifts.
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New York
Democratic Party
Wilson
Dudley Malone
Senet Sa
Cadie
Real Dem
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