Druggist Acquitted In Whisky Sale Case
Bethe Klotter of 4041 Baet Devenna was cleared by Municipal Judge Alexander after Omar Maphet accused him of selling whisky. Maphet claimed he received a bottle on a Sunday. the saloon keeper Jamaq Walah testified. The judge dismissed the case and gave a lecture to both Walah and Maphet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe Klotter
Dromeriet
Baet- Devenna
Alexander
Omar Maphet
Klotter
Jamaq Walah
Klotters
Drun Etore
Maphet
Wailsh
Maphel
Municipal Court Attack Sparks Injunction Action
The suit seeks an injunction against Manchester Textile Company to halt property levies until the case is heard. Attorneys Peters Connolly represent the Manchester firm as challengers press for judicial review of municipal court authority and constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirbert
Feilerm
Manchester
Peters’ & Connolly
Manchester Textile Company
Court Term Change Proposed After Joint Meeting
A garbled court notice discusses altering the court term under a joint rule. It mentions selecting one term from three options and references attorneys Bates and others amid procedural changes.
Inquest Held Over Sailor Death at City Hospital
An inquest opened Thursday into the death of sailor Voert Hanson found at 2T West Street. Coroners Voert and Hanson presided to determine if alcohol, tuberculosis, or other natural causes led to the demise. Wilhelmina K Welly aged 4 of Renner Street attended the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaron
City ‘Hospital
Voert
Hanson
Weststreet
Wilhelmina K. Wellyee
Renner Strbet
Settlement Reached In Estate Case Involving Brianers
A settlement was reached in a probate matter involving the estate of James reer. Mary beraen administrator and another party agreed to a payment of $1 900. Details remain unclear due to the garbled source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes
iProbay
Mary, Beraen
James Reer
Burger
Yehie Jin
Marines Landed in Port au Prince Hayti Crisis
Special to The American from January reports that all marines aboard the battleship South Carolina have landed at Port au Prince Hayti under Captain Russell. Montana's crew followed, bringing about 126 U S marines and an equal number from the German cruiser Vineta. The capital remains quiet as no new government steps have been taken after President Oreste’s activation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Port Au Prisce
Hayti
Russell
Navy Department
Montana
Haytien
Vineta
Orest
Suspects Dismissed in Joly Street Car Robbery Case
Municipal Judge Fox dismissed charges against Ellington and Fielding yesterday after witnesses failed to positively identify them in the robbery of a streetcar crew on Joly Street a week ago. Billington was fined 25 for carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Farmer Ellington
Arthur Fielding
Joly
Billington
Gost
Okwua
Maloney Bound Over on Murder Charge
Robert Maloney known as Willard the Wizard is bound over to the jury after being charged with the murder of his wife and baby in Walton Lee AO. No bond was set and he was sent to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maloney
Willard the Wizard
Walton Lee
Senbh Fox
Maloney
New-born Baby Murder Reported in Basment Finding
A baby girl is believed murdered after authorities found the infant's partly decomposed body in a basement associated with a traction depot. Police trace lines of inquiry to identify the suspects and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Traction de
Suit Seeks 10801 Tax Refund From Rail Line
The Cincinnati Street Rathway Company filed suit in the common pleas court to recover 10801.46 dollars in excise tax it says was illegally collected by Andrew C. Gilligen, revenue collector. The petition claims the railroad leases to Cincinnati Traction Company are exempt from the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cieinnas Street Rathway Company
Commn
Andrew C.gilligen
Cincinnati Traction Company
Contractor Injury Case Seeks $5,000 in Court
A petition filed in Common Pleas Court claims contractor Josephine Yiayes was thrown from a car that struck granite blocks, injuring her and seeking $5,000 damages plus costs. G Doherty allegedly failed to place two letters on a stone repair, contributing to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Yiayes
Common Pleas Court
Ar Ln
Ward
G. Doherty
Robbery Hold Near Pearl Street Station Claims Alleged Assault
A grand jury heard claims by Curley that two men robbed him at Pearl Street station. One assailant allegedly pinned him while an unidentified accomplice took belongings. Details incomplete due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Rotioo
Eina Curley
Egeta
Grand Jury
Muanie¢idee
Curley
Pearl Street
Woman Sues Car Company Over $10,000 Injury Claim
Olive A. Ned yesterday sued the Cincinnati Company in the Superior Court seeking damages of 10 000 for injuries alleged after a fall from an auto. She says she required crutches after the incident, suffered a fractured right leg and a dislocated knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive. A. Ned
Cincinnati
Business leaders urged to testify on trust law await hearings
President Wilson seeks full business input on proposed trust legislation as Sen. Newlands and House committee plan hearings. Officials note some businessmen fear appearing, worrying lobbying accusations amid ongoing tariff debate and federal reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce
House Committee
Wilson
Newlands
Senate
Hearing on railroad rate evidence in progress
Special to The American Washington reports hearings on rate increases for commerce. Witness Mark Mennell of Toledo testifies that millers' association and freight interests did not oppose the raise but objected to adjustments. Additional witnesses and Francis B. James are slated to testify later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Laterate Commerce
Mark Mennell
Toledo
Millers’ Association Entral Freight Association
Mennell
Francis B. James
Anary
Neer
Draft of New Bill Involves Snyder and Pogue
Prosecutor Pogue drafted with Representative Snyder a new bill for the Legislature. The measure, connected to the last session's six items, proposes a rental arrangement for Longview property at a set yearly rate to the state, but lacks clarity on the intended tone of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pogue
Snyder
Hamilton ‘County
Kids win bid to skate on Newport sidewalks
In Newport a youth-led action challenged a sidewalk skating ban. City commissioners granted a partial relief allowing children to skate in approved areas while two officers will monitor adherence to new safety instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Einar
Wsé
Commiss Ublic Sefoty Ebert
Ellie
Overcoat Thief Arrested in Covington Junction Case
Higgins and Dread of Covington report an arrest at Fifth and Scott streets in a device to clear multiple thefts of overcoats and wearing apparel. The suspect Parl Williams from Utica Indiana identified himself at headquarters. Police matched items to several victims from recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Dread
Covfenton
Fifth
Scott Streets
Parl Williams
Utica
Ind
Probation Officer John Meyers Receives Gold Badge
John Meyers, newly named probation officer of Campbell County, received a gold badge. County Judge Edward Bolts made the presentation speech on behalf of county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyers
Campbell County
Edward Bolts
Covington School Moves to Coppin Building
Commissioners yesterday formally took possession of the new quarters on the sixth floor of the Coppin building to house the commercial department of the high school. Pupils will begin studies at the new location on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington’ School
Reorbe
Coppin
May sue to stop salary payments in Kentucky
In Frankfort the legality of the Joint resolution authorizing extra help in both General Assembly branches is in question. Representative J R Mount contemplates a taxpayers suit to halt salaries, while Governor MacGreary allowed the measures to take effect without his signature. The policy covers almost 10 900 dollars beyond constitutional limits as four bills pass through the House with little opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Bosworth
Garnett
General Assembly
J. RR. Mount
Garrard
MacGreary
Prohibi‘iedtote
Webb-Kennyon
Boxing card at Admiral Athletic club Covington limits
Two bouts are scheduled for tonight at the Admiral Athletic club rooms in Covington. Kid Worth of Cincinnati meets Harry Hilsinger in a six round bout. Kid Lonzell of New Jersey faces George Klett of Cincinnati in a ten round fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Athletic Club
Covington
Kid Worth
Cincinnati
Harry Hilsinger
Kid Lonzell
New Jersey
George Klett
Saloon Transfer Case Seeks $500 Judgment in Covington
Edward Shifferly sued G. H. Creekmore in Kenton Circuit Court seeking a $500 judgment for allegedly due payment tied to the transfer of a saloon at 629 Madison Avenue Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shifferly
Kenton
G. H. Creekmore
Madison Avenua
Covington
Liberal Club Holds Hot Election in Covington
The Liberal Democratic Club of Covington holds its annual officers election at the club headquarters on Sixteenth Jane Greenup. Result signals early contests for next year’s circuit judges Commonwealth attorney and circuit clerk, with one ticket led by Joseph mne and the rival Blue ticket headed by Engi neer H Dad aces ie amid Keen rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiberal Democratic Club
Covington
Jane Greenup
Pig Nomirgean
Hud
Kentucky
Joseph Mne
H. “Dad
Ben Biedenhorn Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
Five minutes after entering a guilty plea in Kenton County Court for assault, Ben Biedenhorn was fined 19 dollars and costs and became defendant in a $5,000 damage suit in the Kenton Circuit Court. The suit stems from an assault on Judge Harry Wheeler of Covington last November. Wheeler alleges the attack was without cause. ONeal represents him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. Biedenhorn
Cleary
Kenton
Harry Wheeler
Covington
Wheeler
Biedenhorn
John O'Neal
ELECT CHURCH WARDENS AT ST STEPHEN S Newport
The new wardens of St Stephen s Church Newport are Henry Bassmann Joseph D Peltermann Bernard Brockmann Henry Meister Joseph Peters Joseph Maschinott John Roll Louis Huntemann A A Krure and Joseph Fischer. The annual report notes completion of a new school building and a new home for one of the sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Church
Newport
Henry Bassmann
Joseph Dpeltermann
Bernard Brockmann
Henry Meister
Joseph Peters
Joseph Maschinott
John Roll
Louis Huntemann
Aas Krure
Joseph Fischer
Aptee Tek
Newport Officials Rally for Teachers Pension Plan
Superintendent J A Sharon of Newport public schools and Miss Bette Harper of the Newport Women Th ers Club traveled from Frankfort urging members to pass the teachers pension law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Sharon
Newport Public Schools
Bette Harper
Women Thers Club
Newport
Haven
Frankfort
Train Leaps Fatal 7 3
Smith a 28 year old employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway was fatally injured when his head struck an iron chest while jumping from a car at the Silver Grove yards. He died at Speers Hospital as coroner Digby investigated the death.
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Smith
O. Railway
Silver Grove
Speers Hospital
Digby
William Liebrock
Covington
Tower Place
Liebrock
Divorce Petition Alleges Abandonment in Kenton Circuit
Pearl Hughes sues Homer Hughes for divorce in Kenton Circuit Court claiming abandonment. They wed in Lawrence County Arkansas in 1910. He disappeared in May 1912 and his current whereabouts are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hughes
Kenton
Homer Hughes
Lawrence County
Adjudged Insane Men Sent to Lakeland Asylum
Harry Kemper aged 30 and Charles a 60, both described as negro, were declared of unsound mind yesterday in Kenton Circuit Court and committed to Lakeland asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kemper
Charles A
Kenton
Lakeland Asylum
Covington Briefs Mrs Dillon Injured in Fall
Mrs Dillon wife of County Clerk John Dillon of Covington fell yesterday on Government Street Cincinnati and suffered severe injuries to her right ankle and hip She was taken home in an automobile to Ft Mitchell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Colunty
John Dillon
Covington
Cincinnati
Ft. Mitchell
Missing 1902 Record Page Returned to City Book
In Safety Director Holmes's office a missing page from the 1902 city record book surfaced yesterday. The page contained information concerning a city official who refused to resign and had been sought by Secretary Durrhee for several days.
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Office of Safety
Holmes
Durrhee
Bepn
Wise Alumni to hear Max Senior talk on Jewish Charities
Max Senior will address the Wise Alumni Association Sunday at 3 PM in the assembly hall of the school on Reading road and Whittier street Avondale. The talk covers Jewish charities their work and bearing on economic and industrial problems of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Wise Alumni Association
Reading Road
Whittier Street
Avondale
Informers Not Immune in Becker Case Environs
New York morgue date report states that dynamiters who supplied blackmail and crime testimony leading to Sylvestro the Sletlian’s conviction will face prison terms, with Puctarello Sadaitus and Lehman pleading guilty for slight mitigations. Nine desperadoes remain in jail awaiting indictment or trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sylvestro
Rose
Webber
Walton
Charles Becker
Puctarello
Sadaitus
Lehman
Jump From Ship Turns Fatal On Sea Voyage
The captain of the American liner St Louis reports an Italian named Pisterio leaped from the stern during the voyage from New York to Southampton. He was likely crushed by the propellers and died.
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Southampton
Uner
St. Louis
New York
Pisterio
Beres Ban Placed on Maeterlinck Works
The Index congregation in Rome issues a decree banning all Maurice Maeterlinck writings. Faithful are forbidden to read keep borrow or sell his works.
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Rome
Congregation of the Index
Maurice Maeterlinck
Cambridge to Get Women Police Force Soon
Princess Mary of England plans a collection of pagan idols. Cambridge, England, will introduce women police. The United States’ largest table farm near Tarkio, Missouri spans 22,000 acres, land valued at about $2,000,000.
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England
Cambridge
Eng
United States
Tarkio
Woman welcomes jail as sentence for child neglect
Anne Ritnes told Judge Caldwell she was glad to be sent to the work house after a six term sentence. Testimony described the Ritnes children kept in a basement at 1102 Wade Street Inn in starving condition. Andre Birnes ordered to pay 5 dollars weekly for the children's support in an institution to be named by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Ritnes
Tuvenile
Caldwell
Snook Funeral Today For Frank M. Snook
The funeral for 84 year old Frank M. Snook, who died Thursday, will be held today at 1 30 p m from his Blue Ash residence. Interment follows at Hopewell Cemetery in Montgomery. Snook was a partner in the Snook and Veith lumber firm of St Bernard.
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Frank M. Snook
Blue Ash
Hopewell Cemetery
Montgomery
Snook
Snook and Veith
St. Bernard
Webster school assistant principal in serious condition
Prof. Ubald Willenberg assistant principal at Webster school was stricken with apoplexy Thursday at his home 426 Hopkins street and reported yesterday to be in a serious condition with paralysis on his entire right side
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Ubald Willenberg
Webster School
Hopkins Street
Marriages Filed for Four Couples In Local Records
Four couples listed for marriage licenses include Sam Garrett 28 of Newport Kentucky with Emma Boelker 28 of 109 Corwine avenue. William Duehler 26 of Delhi pike with Bertha Shall 22 of Delhi pike. Albert V. Weigel 27 of Lafayette Indiana with Clara M. Henn 25 of 540 West Eighth street.
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Sam Garrett
Newport
Emma Boelker
Corwine Avenue
William Duehler
Delhi Pike
Bertha Shall
Albert V. Weigel
Lafayette
Ind
Clara M. Henn
Weet Eighth Street
Titanic survivors in divorce action
Mrs. Lucille Polk Carter files for divorce from William F. E. Carter. The couple, saved from the Titanic sinking in April 1912, were socially prominent with two children, William T. Carter and Lucille Carter, and were reportedly devoted years earlier. Bruce, managing director of the White Star Line, is not further cited.
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Philadelphia
Jan
Lucille Polk Carter
William FE. Carter
Carters
William T. Carter
Lucille Carter
Bruce
White Star Line
State Loses Oil Land Revenue in Lease Error
Columbus Ohio Tan 306 thousands of dollars were lost to the state due to negligence by Democratic officials. Auditor Donahey ordered Attorney General Hogan to file damages suit over 144 acres of school lands in Hocking and Jackson counties. The land yields 82125 in oil for private firms while the state gets only 29 rental. Donahey acted after a belated probe found stripping of oil and coal from school lands for private profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tan
Donahey
Hogan
Hocking
Jackson
Donabey
Bury Schlemmer Today
Louis Schlemmer 63 a plumber died Thursday and will be buried today from the residence 40223 Spring Grove Avenue Services will be held at Spring Grove chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schlemmer
Spring Grove l Avenue
Spring Grove Chapel
Judge Ho lister to preside in New York for week
U.S. Judge Howard Hollister will depart for New York City today to preside in the United States District Court there for one week. No sessions will be held in the Cincinnati Court during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Howard Holister
New York City
United States District Court
Cincinnati
Whiteley Malleabie Castings Appeals $150,000 Suit
The Whiteley Malleabie Casting Company appealed a $150,000 case involving C. Chisholm against the Long Arm System Company in the United Court of Appeals. The suit centers on alleged loan funds due Chisholm.
Kilgoure Sues to Clear Hyde County Land Title
John Kilgoure filed suit in Common Pleas Court to clear the title to a Hyde Parish tract intended for a new subdivision. The action seeks to resolve title issues hindering development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kilgoure
Common Pleas Court
Hyde Par
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