Progress Recognized Ruling To Open Arms Aid To Rebels
President and Senate Foreign Relations Committee members met at the White House to discuss Mexico policy. The President signaled a forthcoming proclamation lifting the arms embargo to Constitutionalists, enabling U S arms shipments. He opposed foreign discrimination in Panama Canal tolls and urged early Senate action on arbitration treaties.
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Washington
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations
White House
Mexico
Foreign Relations Committee
United
Senate Committee
See
Panama Canal
Senate
Wilson
Americans Warned To Leave Mexico
In Western Chihuahua Mexico Mormon colonists and all Americans were warned to exit immediately by Maximo Castillo a bandit leader who ordered his men to shoot Americans on sight. All Americans in the region had already fled to the United States abandoning their ranches.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
United States
Chihuahua
Maximo Castillo
Castillo’s
Castillo
Plot to overthrow Madero era resurfaces in Mexico
Jan 26 Mexico City report details a plot tied to Felix Diaz era followers including Porfiristas Velicistas and Cientificos. Police claim eight uprisings planned for Feb 1 and say many conspirators have been jailed or deported. General Rascon was arrested after Huerta learned of the plan. Felix Diaz seizes Coatzacoalcos port as the Tehuantepec line location noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyecal
Americas
Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Felicistas
Cientificos
Limanteur
Porfiriostas
Velicistas
Huerta
Blanquet
Eugenio Rascon
Rascon
Vera Crus
Felix Diax
Puerto
Mexico
Coatzacoalcos
Pete the Parrot Dies in Brooklyn Fire Hero Firefighter Petrus Rescues
A Brooklyn fire trapping a parrot named Pete ends tragically as Patrolman Petrus reenters a smoke filled home to rescue the bird. Despite his efforts Pete perishes in the blaze while Mrs Bengran witnesses the scene.
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Pete
Oeo
Hero
Oeoo Oeo
Ohio House Prep to Move School Bill for 526 New Jobs
Columbus Jan. 26. Republicans in both houses plan to push administration school bills led by Representative Lowrey. The Lowrey measure would create up to 526 new appointive jobs with salaries and expenses not less than 200 000 annually, possibly more. Other bills include the state uniformity plan and a Dollison bill for free text books funded half by the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
House
Senate
Lowrey
Lowry
Enator
Dollison
Moyer’s Trial Begins as Miners Fight Indictments
The Western Federation of Miners today began court action for its leader J. Charlies H. Moyer and others charged with conspiring to interfere with non-union copper workers at Michigan’s copper mines. The federation sought delays and filed a motion to quash, challenging the grand jury’s legality and secrecy of its proceedings.
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Pectal
Houghton
Mich
Western Federation of Miners
Two Accuse a Judge and Aide in Bribery Probe
In Frankfort Kentucky January 26 Judge R G Williams of Covington and A L Heile president of the Cincinnati Gravity testified as chief witnesses before the House committee probing charges against Cir Boy Fiem D Sampson of the fourth district. They said a bribe of about 205 dollars collected by Sampson was never paid to Heile and the case would be taken up again immediately upon seat by the House.
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Frankfort
R. G. Williams
Covington
A. L. Eile
Cincinnati
House Committee
D. Sampson
Fourth District
Ee Hotel
Williame
Heile
Sampson
Se House
Slap at Governor Cox Sparks Ohio Assembly Debate
A six member joint legislative committee resolution opposes Governor Cox by seeking a message that preserves legislative discretion. Representative Nye argues against combining admin and legislative functions and the measure failed 29 to 55 under suspension. Cox defends his stance on initiative and referendum amid state probe controversy. An amendment to the Lambert bill would empower committees to appoint precinct inspectors to watch vote counts. A Hammill bill to pension letter carriers advances in Congress.
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Dooney
Ohio
Cox
Hovee
Nye
Cuyahoga County
Tative Nye
Assembly
House
Congress
Man Killed by Employer During Pursuit Near Princeton
Special to The Armaread Hamilton Ohio January 26 A hired man Charles Cook pursued Cass Elliott at the Elliott home about 1.5 miles east of Princeton. After a disagreement over pay Cook returned to the house and fired a borrowed shotgun at Elliott. Elliott, armed with a 32 cal revolver given by his wife, shot Cook as he pursued him through the kitchen. Authorities say Elliott acted in self defense.
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Armaread
Hamilton
Ohio
Princeton
Charles Cook
Cass M Elliott
Cook
Elliott
Eliott
Renuro
Eli
WeatherBriefing for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Virginia
Ophelia reports Cincinnati unsettled with rain and warmer. Ohio cloudy and warmer with local rains. Indiana warmer with rains and Wednesday clearing and colder. Kentucky rain and warmer with unsettled conditions and colder on Wednesday. Western Virginia warmer with rain Tuesday and Wednesday fair and cold.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Former Factory Girl Roxe Winslow to Address Cin’ti Suffragists
Roxe Winslow, known for factory work and tuberculosis charity, will address the Cin’ti suffragists tomorrow evening at the manse. The Hamilton County Suffrage Association, with Judge William Littleford presiding, plans a musical program and a campaign to win votes for women. Cleveland’s Mrs. Myron T. Voree and Boston’s Mrs. John Edwards are among speakers.
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Cin’ti
Roxe
Winslow
Washington
Dh. c
Nabortz
Toraorrow
Hamilton County Suffrage Association
William Littleford
Myron T. Voree
Cleveland
John Edwards
Boston
Albert Morrill
Mise Wineldw
Ih Ap
Esaintehe
Consumers’ League
Ohio
Tango Kills One and Breaks Another at New York Dance
The tango craze claimed a death and a serious injury in New York and St. Louis reported by The American. Samuel Green, 21, died on a Page Avenue car after intense dancing, with doctors blaming his weak heart and dance strain. Henry Blossom, noted actor and playwright, is among the wounded with a broken leg and serious condition.
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St. Louis
Samuel Green
Page Avenue
Castle Walk
Green
Sophie Bergachler
New York
Heniy Blossom
New Fork
Girl Victim of Poisoned Needle in Hamilton
Ethel Ashton, 15, daughter of William Ashton, is confined to bed after claiming a tall man in a gray overcoat pricked her with a poisoned needle on a North Street streetcar. She felt a sharp pain in her left arm and was taken to the hospital for treatment. Police were notified.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Ethel Ashton
William ‘Ashton
North 'R Street
Misa Ashyin
First Baptist
Hamilton Station
Ashton
Gordon Avenue
Belt Line Plan For Cincinnati Covington Newport
The trade committee of the Business Men's Club outlines plans for a belt line to girdle Cincinnati Covington and Newport. The project aims to boost regional commerce and connectivity in the area.
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The
Business Men's Club
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Evanston Improvers Hear Charter Talk
Evanston Welfare Association members heard John K. Schindel discuss the new charter. The College Hill and Westwood improvement groups spoke on local improvement work in Cincinnati. A letter on electric light rates was tabled and a committee named to study the issue. Next Wednesday at Evanston School the Wurlitzer concert company will give a benefit program for the association.
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Evanston Welfare Association
John KR. Schindel
College Hil
Westwood Improvement Associations
E É Improvement Association
Cincinnati
Evanston School
Wurlitzer Concert Company
Larose Bank Fails. Vaults Found Empty
Special to The American Ottawa Jan. 26 Larose Bank a private institution at Larose with deposits over 75000 failed to open for business today. The assistant cashier notified depositors vaults were empty. F N Rood the cashier is missing.
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Ottawa
His
Larose Bank
Larose
F. N. Rood
Girl Found After Missing From Home During Movie at 3722 Eastern
Helen Steels was found at a motion picture theater on Eastern Avenue after being missing since morning. She had left for school and did not return, prompting her parents to contact police as night fell.
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Helen Steels
Eastern Avenue
Survival of presumed victim sparks hospital reunion
John B Reid 60, believed burned in the Salvation Army hotel fire on Freeman Avenue, is found alive at City Hospital after friends and locals doubted his death. Mikols, who identified Reid from signatures and checked with officials, faced delays before securing a permit to visit Reid.
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John Reid
Salvation Army
City Hospital
John B. Reid
Freeman Avenue
Reid
Butnick
Genaliniger
Liberty
Dartos
Wayne
Reese
Mikel
Heid
Reldi
A. B. Reid
Fidelity
Pittsbats
Mikole
Mikels
Shim
Charles Ludwig
Holmes
Mikols
Ward
Pie
Heese
Carthage Liquor Controls Move With Multiple Arrests
Charles J. Weber operator of a sa gun at Second and Main faces a warning for violating Sunday closing laws. Joseph Grote galoon keeper at 1712 Blue Rock Avenue charged with Sunday law violations. Inspectors Shields and Degenhart filed warrants and target C Orr Hall and M Wordenburg for selling tickets to a Helfrich hall dance where free drinks were served, signaling a crackdown on liquor license violations.
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Charles J. Weber
Carthage
D.G. Miller
Shields and
Degenhart
Liquor License Commission
Joseph Grote
Blue Rock Avenue
C. Orr
Hall
M Wordenburg
Helfrich Hall
Sixth Street
Critcal
Negro Attacks Girl Seized Near Baymiller Street
Police report a well dressed African American man assaulted Reneda Ness, 5, while she played near 850 Dayton Street. He allegedly seized the child and carried her into a nearby shed. the incident was reported to authorities yesterday.
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Reneda Ness
Baymiller Street
Dayton Street
Funeral postponed for Martha Calvin Taylor 69
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Martha Calvin Taylor 69 who died Saturday at her home on Phillips and Purcell avenues will be delayed until the arrival of her daughter Mrs. Charles Gingrich. Taylor was the wife of Thomas S. Taylor a former county official. A second daughter Martha Calvin Taylor also survives.
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Martha Calvin Taylor
Phillins and
Purcett Avenues
Will Meer
Charles & Gingrich
Laws Hitting Skirts and Booze Limit Proposals
A proposal by Anderson, league superintendent, targets skirts, booze, and related sales. It sets fixed fines from one to ten dollars for violations, with daily penalties for continued offenses. The measure, expected to draw brewer and distiller opposition as legislators consider the bill.
Germans or Home Rule on Alon Hours
Columbus report on German American Alliance members pressing Governor Cox for a special message to back home rule legislation for Ohio cities. The group threatens to ally with anti saloon sentiment, seeks party realignment, and targets county-level influence ahead of 1915 elections.
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Alon
Columbus
Ohio
Cok
Despondent Woman Attempts Suicide by Drowning
Despondent Alice Harris aged 2? years, living at Cook's rooming house on Longworth Street and Central Avenue, tried to drown herself in the river last night after a night out with a National White company employee. A young man followed and restrained her near Central Avenue. police and officers assisted others at the scene. she told police her parents lived in Manchester Ohio.
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Alice
Harris
Cook
Longworth Street
Central
Avenue
National White Es Company
Central‘ Avenue
Teigeheder
Fiore
Manchester
Ohio
Woman attacked by dog in Queen City area life
Mrs George H LaLabel of 2928 Jefferson Avenue was bitten in the knee by a bull dog at the home of Joseph Loberta on Queen City Avenue yesterday, injuring her.
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George H. Laabel
Jefferson Avenue
Joseph, Loberta
Queen City, Avenue
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