Progress Recognized Over Embargo Change on Arm Supplies
President and Senate Foreign Relations Committee discussed Mexico's conflict and hinted at lifting the arms embargo to open U.S. markets to rebels. Wilson opposed Panama canal toll discrimination and urged quick action on pending arbitration treaties.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
White House
Mexico
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Huerta
Senate Committee
Senate
Wilson
Americans Warned To Leave Mexico
Americans in Western Chihuahua are urged to depart immediately. Maximo Castillo, a band leader, issues a death threat to all remaining Americans and orders his men to quit operating their ranches and cross into the United States.
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Mexico
Americas
el Paso
Texas
United States
Gommon
Chihuahua
Maximo Castillo
Casin
Castillo
Arrest Men In a New Mexican Plot
Mexico City reports a plot to rise on February 1 echoes the Diaz Madero coup. Police say conspirators including Diaz supporters and Felicistas were to join with officers and civilians. arrests and deportations are ongoing as Huerta acts.
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Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Felicistas
Cientificos
Limanteur
Prce
Porfiriostas
Huerta
Blanquet
Eugenio Rancon
Tehuentepec
Parrot dies in Brooklyn fire as heroic rescues fail
In a Brooklyn house fire, a parrot named Peter perishes despite a brave effort by Patrolman Pettus and firefighters who entered the upper floor. Petrus regains consciousness after ambulance care, but Peter is dead, with his feathers singed and smoke staining. The scene includes Mrs Bengran and the family’s distressed calls for help.
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New York
Samma
Magi
Brooklyn
Peter
Mr. Bengran
Pettus
Petrus
Mra Bengran
Ohio Governor Cox administration school bill faces defeat push
Columbus Ohio January 26 Republicans in both houses plan to block the administration school program. The Lowrey bill would add six appointive jobs per county totaling 528 with annual costs from 200 000 to potentially over 500 000 dollars. Other measures include a state uniformity plan and a free text book bill critics say would create a textbook monopoly under the state superintendent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
House
Senate
Lowrey
Lowry
Dollizon
Superintendent of Instruction
Moyer's Trial Opens For Weeter Federation Leaders
In Houghton Michigan on January 16 the Weet ers Federation of Miners began court action for its president Charlies H Moyer and other indicted officials accused of conspiring to interfere with non-union workers at Michigan copper mines. The federation asked for time to file special pleas and moved to quash indictments claiming improper grand jury summons and lack of secret deliberations.
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Americas
Houghton
Mich
Weeters, Federation of Miners Today
Charlies H. Moyer
Michigan
Two Accuse a Judge in Kentucky Impeachment Probe
Judge R G Williams of Covington and A L Helle of Cincinnati Grain Co testify before the House impeachment committee against Circuit Judge Flem D Sampson. They allege about 205 dollars was collected by Sampson and not paid to Helle. Proceedings resume tomorrow afternoon after adjournment.
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Americas
Frankfort
R. G. Williams
Covington
A. L. Helle
Cincinnati Grain Company
House Committee
Flem. D. Sampson
Thirty-fourth
Williwes
Taessaca
Sampson
Helle
Resolution attacks governor’s powers in Ohio House
The Ohio House, in Columbus, debated a Nye resolution proposing a Saint and committees to monitor or veto the Governor’s call and push for a special session message that matches the legislature’s needs. Nye’s motion to suspend rules failed 29 to 55. the measure heads to further consideration Tuesday. The debate also covered Governor Cox’s stance on initiative and referendum frauds and a Lambert bill amendment to let committees appoint precinct inspectors to oversee vote counts.
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Columbus Bureau
Americas Columbus
Ohio
Nye
Cuyahoga County
Govenor
Wed
Cox
Cot
Assembly
House
Hammill
Eros
Man killed by employer after pursuit near Princeton
Special to The American. Hamilton Ohio Jan 26 Cass M Elliott 49 shot and killed Charles Cook 37 a hired man at the Elliott home after Cook chased at Elliott home. Cook returned with a shotgun and Elliott fired three shots with a .32 revolver killing Cook instantly as he confronted Elliott in the kitchen. Authorities contacted.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Princeton
Charles Cook
Cass M. Elliott
Cook
Elliott
Ellett
Sa So
Weather Outlook Shows Warmer trend Across Midwest States
The report notes Ophelia era unsettled rain across Cincinnati with warmer conditions. Ohio becomes cloudy and warmer with focal rains. Indiana expected warmer with rains and a Wednesday turn to clear and colder. Kentucky to see rain and warmth with unsettled Wednesday and colder. West Virginia warmer with rain Tuesday, then Wednesday fair and cold.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Former Factory Girl Will Address Cin'ti Suffragists
Miss Rose Winslow who spoke at Washington last summer on women's suffrage will address a mass meeting in Bowery. The Hamilton County Suffrage Association approves the event with presiding officials and speakers including Mrs Myron T Vorce and Mrs John C Bawards. Winslow, once a factory worker and tuberculosis victim, now campaigns for votes for women and fundraising for tubercular children. The meeting will feature a musical program and launch an active suffrage drive.
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Rose Winslow
Washington, D. C
Bowery
Hamilton County Suffrage Association
William Littleford
Myron T. Vorce
Cleveland
John C. Bawards
Boston
Albert Morrill
Cincinnati
Miss Winelow
Jo Rat
Clark Line
Ant Sin¢E
Con
Itaguey
Tango Kills One and Injures Another in Dance Craze
In St Louis on January 26, D Samuel Green, 27, died after dancing the tango and castle walk at a U venue car event. He had the same routine the prior night, with Miss Sophie Bernechier, and doctors blamed a weak heart. Across New York, actor Henry Blossom was badly injured, suffering a broken leg amid the tango craze.
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Americas
St. Louls
Samuel Green
Doctors de Clare
Green
Sophie Bernechier
Oo York
Ame
Henry Blossom
New York
Blossom
Poisoned Needle Incident Alarm Triggers Police Probe
Ethel Ashton, 19, of Hamilton Ohio, said a tall man in a gray overcoat pricked her on a southbound streetcar with a needle. She fell ill at Hamilton station and was treated at the Walter Home. doctors believe the marks and illness stem from the needle attack. Police were notified.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Ethel Ashton
Wiliam Ashton
Notth Street
Miss Ashton
First Baptist Church
Main
Oew
Hamilton Station
Belt line plans proposed for Cincinnati area
The traffic committee of the Business Men's Club is developing a belt line to girdle Cincinnati Covington and Newport aiming to improve regional connectivity and traffic flow.
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Business Men's Club
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Evanston Improvers Discuss Charter Talk
Evanston Welfare Association heard a talk on the new charter by John R. Schindel. Members of College Hill and Westwood Improvement associations spoke on local enhancement work. A letter on electric light rates was tabled and a committee chosen to investigate. Next Wednesday evening shows planned program for the Evanston Welfare Association.
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Hvanston Welfare Association
John R. Schindel
College’Hill
Westwood
Cincinnati
Evanston Weilfare Association
Bank Vaults Empty at Larose Bank Ottawa Ontario
The Larose Bank a private institution at Lavuend with deposits over 75000 failed to open today. The assistant cashier reported the vaults were empty. Cashier F N Rood is missing.
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Ottawa
Larose Bank
Lavuend
F. N. Rood
Girl Reported Missing After Theater Viewing
A girl identified as Helen Steele of 3722 Eastern Avenue was missing after attending a motion picture show last night. She had left home for school in the morning and did not return, prompting her anxious parents to notify police as darkness fell.
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Bond Helen
Steele
Eastern Avenue
Alive after fire rescue shocks locals in Pittsburg
Latin B Reid reported burned to death in the Salvation Army hotel fire on Freeman Avenue but was found alive in City Hospital after weeks. Friends Mikols and others identified him at the morgue and later confirmed his identity with a signed hospital form. Reid, an inmate of the hotel, plans to rejoin his friends once doctors allow.
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B. Reid
Salvation Army
Freeman Avenue
City Hospital
Cha
Funetias
Putnick
Reid Ia
Mikels
Reid
Reese
Mikola
Fidelity Building
Pitts
Jourg
Mikols
Attedant
Charlies ‘Ludwig
Holmés
Soate
Holmes
Friend
Ward
Burtie
Salvation, Army
Rese
Rada
Local saloon operators face charges over Sunday closing law
Charles J. Weber of a Carthage bar on Second and Main streets was arrested by Patrolman Miller on a Sunday closing violation warrant. Joseph Grote, 1712 Blue Rock avenue, is also charged with Sunday closing violations. Other arrests include D. Orr, C. Hail, and M. Burg for holding a Helfrich hall dance with alleged liquor license law violations.
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Charles J. Weber
Main Streets
Carthage
D. G. Miller
Shield and Degenhart
Commission
Joseph Grote
Blue Rock Avenue
Orr
C. Hail
M. ¥Burg
Helfrich Hall
West Sixth Street
Negro Attacks Girl In City Suburb
A general police alarm was sent out last night describing a well dressed Black man who attacked Reneda Ness, 5, at 2022 Baymiller Street. The child was playing near a vacant building at 850 Dayton Street when she was seized and dragged into a shed.
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Reneda Ness
Baymiller Street
Dayton Street
Funeral postponed for Mrs Martha Calvin Taylor at her home
Funeral arrangements for 69 year old Mrs Martha Calvin Taylor who died Saturday at her home on Phillips and Purcell avenues are delayed until the arrival of her daughter Mrs Charles Gingrich. Mrs Taylor wife of former county sheriff Thomas E Taylor. A second daughter Martha Alvin Taylor also survives.
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Martha Calvin Taylor
Phillips and
Purcell Avenues
Charles Gingrich
Taylor
Thomas 8. Taylor
Marthaalvin Taylor
Laws Fix Width and Label Skirts and Booze Specie
A New York dispatch reports proposed Kentucky reform measures requiring skirt proportions to the waist and fines up to ten dollars per violation. Separately beer and whisky bottles would bear poison labels if anti-saloon league plans pass. William J. Anderson says legislators will introduce the bill amid brewer and distiller opposition.
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New York
William J. Anderson
League
Germans Seek Ohio Home Rule For Saloon Hours
German American Alliance leaders in Columbus urge Governor Cox to back a state law allowing cities to close saloons on Sundays and nights. Delegates, including Franec Kamp and Herman Soon, threaten to shift support from the Democratic Party if demands are ignored. They push formation of a liberal party to counter Anti Saloon League policies amid concerns over Ohio communities' fate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jamies
MM. Cox
Saltons
German American Alliance
Gran Sobleties
Fran Ea ‘Kkamp
Toledo
Herman Soon Cleveland
HillenKkamp
Cox
Democrathes Party
IHS
Despondent Ohio Woman Seeks Death by Drowning
Despondent 21 year old Alice Harris of Manchester Ohio attempted to drown herself in the Ohio River last night after a string of movie outings. A National Lead engineer followed, urged her home, then restrained her as officers responded. She said she lived in Manchester and had been unemployed for weeks.
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Alice Harris
Cook
Langworth Street
Intra’ Avenue
Ohio
National White Lead Company
Central Avenue
Teigeheder
Wigee
Manchester
Algo
Woman Attacked by Dog Injures Knee in City Incident
Mrs. George H Liabel of 2928 Remerson Avenue was bitten in the knee by a bulldog in front of Joseph Loberta’s home at 2144 Lucen City Avenue yesterday.
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George H.liabel
Rem. Verson. Avenue
Joseph
Loberta
Lucen City Avenue
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