Delegates from Cincinnati Aim to Form State Building Trades Council
Delegates from 22 labor organizations representing Cincinnati building trades travel to Columbus to join state delegates and organize a state council. The goal is uniform statewide wage scales and improved housing and working conditions. list of Cincinnati delegates includes Morrow Smith Kennedy, Lane, Tweedle, Brien, Jackson, Harrington and others.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
State Council
James Morrow
Painters’ Union
Harry Smith
Iron Workers’ Union
Martin Kennedy
Chasase
Albert Lawrence
Mike Harrington
Robert Graf
Ti Aan
Fred Hoek
Cintl
Building Trades
Chas
Am. Drummeys
Art
Waesminaey
Penrose Declares Bid for Reelection in State
In Pittsburg on January 49 United States Senator Boise Penrose announced his candidacy for reelection to the Senate. He noted uncertainty about former President Theodore Roosevelt appearing at the state event and did not confirm Roosevelt's attendance.
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Pittsburg
United States
Boise Penrose
Seladare
Theodore Roosevelt
Ciamgeien
Sista Aman
Eamecet
Roosevelt
Women Barred from Slit Skirts at Military Ball
Budapest reports that Field Marshal Nokele ordered women not to wear slit skirts at officers corps functions. All invited women refused to attend the military ball, forcing its postponement.
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Budapest
Nokele
Slit
National temperance speaker to address Madisonville church
Mire Lillian M. Phelps of Niagara Volle and Western Christian Temperance Union lectures at Madisonville Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon. The talk titled The Old Vice and the New Chivalry will begin at 7 40 oclock with the North ll on Bt.
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Mire
Lillian M. Phelps
Niagara
Engineer Favors Abandoning Canal for Interurban Boulevard
City engineerays five reasons to scrap the canal and build an interurban and boulevard. He cites lower costs, higher property values, improved surface drainage, reduced disease risk, and cleaner streets, arguing a rapid transit line would transform the degraded waterway into a modern corridor. He warns of seepage and weak foundations near the courthouse site and links the canal to public health issues tied to germs and infantile diarrhea.
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Lawler
Terrement
Ceca Treethan
Mohawk Bridge
Bear Canal
Malin
Pleasant
Bremen
Carthage
Fies
Canal
Clifton Springs
Contortion to Separate From Claude Bede Decree Sought
Mme Jeanne Maubourg a Metropolitan contralto known as Jeane Elizabeth Bede asks Supreme Court Justice Newburger for separation from Claude Bede of Opera Comique Paris, citing mutual hate of Americans and recurring quarrels over their differing views. decree sought as not defended.
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New York
Jeanne Maubourg
Metropolitan Opera Company
Jeane Elizabeth Bede
Supreme Court
Newburger
Claude Bede
Opera Comingue
Paris
Court
Punsten Completes Survey for Manufacturers Exhibit Building
Survey completed by Thomas B. Punsten, civil engineer, for the Manufacturers Ex hibit Building planned at Third and Vine on the Burnet House site. Results turned over to Garber and Woodward, architects, to finalize the plans.
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Thomas B. Punsten
Manufacturers
Third and Vine Streets
Fire Loss Totals Over One Million in Cincinnati 1913
The Cincinnati Underwriters Salvage Corps reports 1913 fires caused city losses of 546,810.88 and county losses of 216,495.00, totaling 1,063,205.84. Major blazes included the Carlisle building January 3 and the Interurban Railway station March 6, with insured values distributed across several sites. City population is listed as 400,311.
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Cincinnati Underwriters Salvage Corps
Cincinnati
Hamilton Spully
Carlisle
Cincinnal Sand
Star Novelty
Interfirban Railway and Terminal Cmpany
Brazil Revolt Suppresses Trade As Unrest Grows
Special to The American reports revolutionary unrest in Pernambuco Ceara and Para provinces on Brazil's northeast coast. Fighting continues between insurgents and loyalist forces while business activity halts amid the upheaval near Rio de Janeiro.
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Washington
State of Pernambuco
Brasil
State Department
Ceara
Pernambuco
Ensntes
Para
Rio Janeiro
Rioting brigands hold French missionaries for ransom in An Hwei
Bands of brigands in An Hwei province looted and burned Lina K and killed a French Jesuit missionary named Ricke. They captured Fathers Allain and De La Taille and hold them for ransom. Father Gilbert escaped. A French gunboat has been ordered to proceed to the scene.
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Shanghai
Lina
Khow
An-Hwei
Hamed Ricke
Fathers Allain
de la Taille
Father Gilbert
Approves New Dances After School Board Debate
New York officials loosen stance on modern dances after a meeting with clergy. Commissioners, mingling with priests and ministers, indicate support for allowing contemporary dances in schools led by performers such as Vernon and Irene Caustic and others.
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New York
Board of Education
Vernon
Irene Caustic
Baroness de Myer
Eisie de Wolfe
Julianna Cutting
Mia
Woman In Case Talks of Herrell Tragedy
Nellie Chaine a 24 year old living with The Friendless tells police about Millie v Eler fell murder case. She describes Herrell and Mason as friends and unintentional links to Jake Herrell while revealing jealousy and reliance on others for support. The testimony covers relationships, babies, and financial strain amid the tragedy.
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Herrell
Nellie Chaine
Millie
Elerfell
tFis Mound Street
Jue
Johi Mason
Mise Chane
Jaedette Herrell
Dufants
Virginia
Dorothy
Mason
Peither
Jake Withce
Aed
Amieney
Herrel
Mille
Jake
Reee Cacer
North Cincinnati Republicans elect leaders at club meeting
The North Cincinnati Republican Club met to elect officers for the coming term. Jacques Helfferetah is named president with Frank Cook as vice president Harley Purr as vice president John Fidway and cit W Blaedt as vice presidents Julius Spangenberg named secretary and Frank Winder as treasurer. Directors include Clarence Boehning Albert Dahmanti George By rich Jr Charles Gronauer Conrad Hoehn William Petri Charles E Dors nette Arthur M Spiegel Richard E Zeidler John Emigholz Charles Hyuxell Fred Schwab and Al Steinkamp.
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Ukerth
Tvs J. Ee
Jacques Helfferteh
Frank ‘Cook
Harley Purr
John Fidway
Cit W Blaedt
Julius ‘Spangenberg
Clarence Boehning
Albert Dahmanti
George ‘Byrich
Charles Gronauer
Conrad Hoehn
Willian Petri
Charles E Dors Nette
Arthur M. Spiegel
Richard E Zeidler
John Emigholz
Charles Hyuxell
Fred Schwab
al Steinkamp
Frank Winder
Clark Refutes Bid for Presidency Reported to Washington
Special to the Americas notes reactors at Baltimore reacting to Speaker Clark’s remarks. Clark denied plans to seek the presidency and denied any assertion about serving in 1918. The morning papers reflected debate among merchants and political observers.
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Americas
Washington
Clark
Baltimore
Fr. Whuld
Postmaster Nominees Sent to Senate by Wilson
President Wilson transmitted postmaster nominations to the Senate on January 30. The list includes Frank Westerville for the Ohio district and Charles Belsecone for another post.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Westerville
Frank Segedcame
Belsecone
Charles
Ines
Restaurant Robbery Opens via Skylight at City Hall Site
Reported break in at city hall dining room located at 885 West Seventh Street. Burglars gained entry through a skylight and fled with unknown valuables as officers investigated the early morning incident.
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Weat' Seventh Street
Saar Norsilg
AY Lading
Ware Tak
GRAFT WITNESS SEES GAFFNEY STRANGERS IN PERILOUS OFFER
Janice Stewart testified before the District Attorney that E Gaffney offered a contribution tied to Canadian work. The witness described a private meeting where a man who asked for $150 approached Stewart and was identified as Gaffney.
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New Yorks
Janice Stewart
James ‘A
Whitman
E. Gaffney
Hine
Sipay
Marple
Warty
Stewart
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Apx Proached Hiny Way ‘Gibtney
Dangerous Crossing Obstacle Seen in Woodburn Area
Residents report a perilous condition at Woodburn and Chapel streets as cars block sight lines at the crossing. Local officials and residents, including Faber, push for action to remove the obstruction and restore safe passage for motorists and pedestrians.
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Woodburn
Aury
Arder
Woodburn Avenue
Atte Crossing
Peteatei
Erognicix
AY Faber
Faber
Stolen Cash From Mail Service Reported in Rostov
A government official reported cash theft during mail transfer from a toll road to Rostov on Don. The incident involved a large sum and a formal arrest followed by identification of the officer in charge.
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Speria
Rostov On Don
Kukeia
Jan
Doltira
Sharpe
Solon Suffers Relapse Amid Unclear Reports
Fragmentary text describes Solon’s health fluctuating with mention ofApiaty Whe and Amertony in Baltimore. Attending private doctors report improvement by evening while Congressman's condition remains a concern.
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Amertony
Baltimore
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Bugg
Main St
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Pearl
Broadway
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Town Sample Room
Main
Tr. J
A.B. Osmond
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