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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented report details rebel plans to raise funds following Varreon s fall. Mentions Torreon capture and reactions by leaders such as Salazar and Salazar supporters while noting alleged executions and security concerns.
An OCR fragment discusses rapid weight gain claims and dietary aids. It references a Mr. Roberts, a product called Serge, and Diets with meals and waters. The text is garbled and includes stray names and phrases, making the exact events unclear.
Details emerge in the Cincinnati homicide of a woman linked to her husband and a man named Mason. Neighbors and police describe a struggle found in the home kitchen while evidence suggests the killer moved to destroy traces of violence. Mason admits sleeping at the Herrell residence Wednesday night and says he had the key to the door. Herrell, recently arrested in an unrelated case, is also under police scrutiny as the inquiry focuses on motives and possible prior quarrels with the victim.
A 60 year old mother of 14 seeks relief amid alleged beatings and custody disputes. Other divorces cited include Alvaret Mossharge’s case for support, Mamie Hell's divorce from Frank Bell, and Adaline Johnson’s abandonment testimony. An insolvency filing by Mary Amelia Pearce targets Bliss Bruce Pearce with farm injunctions, while Ned Millers and Alma Beyerth face cross petitions over alleged abuse and separation.
Miss Bertha Pudge appointed by the Ebate of Olio to lecture on schools of Auton and Hygiene in the surrounding area. She spent a day with Miss Serdn Heer who leads local work for the Anti Tuberculosis league. Pudge studied methods in Cincinnati and returned from New York and Chicago praising Cincinnati equipment and programs.
Cincinnati Woodmen of the World plan to form a new Go AL RR hall camp in honor of J. H. Rogge Jr Boggs. Boggs, recently elected head consul of Ohio, would lead the organization with 100 charter members and a 600 member target by April 1915.
The sixty sixth anniversary of Eagle Lodge No. 190 Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be honored with a banquet and initiation ceremony at the Odd Fellows Temple Monday night in February. More than four hundred members are expected, including Jr. W. Kunts of Zanesville Ohio and Grand Secretary I. Lyman of Columbus. A large class will be initiated. The committee includes William Meyer WH J Ertel Howard Renner FP A Reilly and L W Mighter.
Westweed Improvement Association hosted a Dutch lunch for members with ac ite guests from Evanston and welfare organizations. Judge K Mippert and a list of local officials attended as speakers and delegates.
The Ohio House debated banking reforms and administrator bonds amid sharp exchanges. Amendments to bar banks as executors failed 646 to 38. Other measures include a teacher exam bill requiring normal training and pay limits for teachers in districts receiving state aid. Adjournment hoped by February 12.
The Ohio division of the Motion Picture Protestors League closed with a ball at the Sinton Hotel. Exhibitors voted to show two reel programs for five cents and four reel programs for ten cents. officers were elected including M A Neff president and J H Broomball secretary. Cleveland was chosen for the next meeting location.
Officials of the Cimeinnat Autoemopile Club push to secure the basement of the new Permanent Exhibit building as a club garage. They argue a cooperative space would reduce per machine costs compared with private city-center garages.
Debates over unauthorized pay surfaced as Representatives Mack and Warnes were linked to extra stipends in state banking and automobile departments. Officials testified Warnes received 25 weekly plus expenses, while Black and others allegedly received 274 for several months. The probe highlighted political tension over double duties and job assurances.
Alumni pupils and faculty of St Xavier College plan a fundraising drive to honor the diamond jubilee under Jesuit care. Rev Father Francis Hotermann presides as organizers list Edward J Babbitt Josephy Boerning and others on the committee, linked to the Avondale ranch acquisition.
Mayor Spiegel signaled a possible veto of an Elmwood water contract amid protest from Cincinnati civic groups. The council approved an ordinance to run the contract until December 31, 1915, but officials argued the village would pay for municipal improvements through taxation.
Pinkerton sent his resignation to Service Director Yosdick to take effect after his successor is appointed. Rumor links Robert Long in the engineer's office to this post. No official announcement was made. The service department list included Darrow and Marcowsky red men, Groak elevator, Cohn and Duiker janitors, Schloss, and Piggot resigned with Frieke named as replacement.
A jury in Judge Gorman's court yesterday acquitted J Franklin Walker a Negro pastor of Zion Church Ninth Street of the charge of abusing Anna Bel Taylor colored.
The article notes the suggestion to permit northern revolutionista Tobey arms in the United States dates from last summer. The President avoided commitment while indicating it would not fit the embargo on arms for constitutional jets. Administration reports Muerte has abundant arms from Japan and Europe, but shipping restrictions to Mexico seem unlikely to be imposed by other foreign governments.
A long list of marriage licenses is recorded, naming individuals such as Warriens, Otte, Rose Hefinn, and others, with ages and addresses including New Newberts 21, 27 ROW Calhoun, 10 Mey Street, and 2014 Wade Street. The entry cites multiple couples and personal details, reflecting a municipal record of forthcoming nuptials and participant residences.
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