Citizens Debate Tax on Personal Property in Cincinnati
Community leaders including George W. Harris and Assessors Charlie L. Doran and Peter J. McCarthy gathered to discuss tax collection improvements. They debated publishing assessors reports, property valuations, and the impact of taxing personal property on art treasures and bonds, urging honesty and moderation under the Warnes law.
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George W. Harris
Sinking Fund
Oe Scelan Tels
Soo Yeater
Second National Bank
Charlie L
Philip II
Mre. Emery
Cincinnati
Doran
Harris
Unie Sanus Bosdan Copany
Franklin Altr
Gorge F. Dieterle
Chamber of Commerce
McCarthy
W. K. Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Sinking Fund Trustees
George F. Dieterle
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Chamber of 2
W. W. Ebersole
Retail Estate Exchange
Wiliam Doepke
Alms & Co Pke
Herbert G. French
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Divorces Sought Over Alleged Poor Conduct and Support
Idéfla Bonow sues James Bonow in Insolvency Court alleging cruelty and loss of wages and that he misuses the children’s funds. Ida Bartlow seeks alimony in a divorce case amid threats of witness testing at 914 Eim street. Vesta Connelly granted divorce from Walter Connelly over habitual drunkenness and lack of support. A test of testimony on a Bartlow case involved a window inspection at 923 Eum street.
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Gus Frank
H. Frank
Idéfla Bonow
James
Vesta Connelly
Warner
Walter Connelly
Garfield Place
Ids Bartlow
Ida Bartlow
James Bartlow
Palmer child labor bill seeks to bar interstate goods made by children
New York January 36 The House Committee on Labor weighs Palmar's Palmer labor bill to forbid interstate commerce in goods produced by children under 16 or by those under 18 working more than eight hours daily. Homer Folks of the New York Probation Sod and national child labor committee backs the measure noting it targets manufacturers and mine owners employing children.
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York
House Committee
Labor
Congress
A. Mitchell Palmar
Pear
Sylvania
Homer Folks
New York Probation, Sod@ty
New York Charities Aid Association
National Child Labor Committee
Nto
Republicans Seek Return of Progres sives to Party
At the Columbus Ohio banquet of the Republican Glee Club, chairman Harry M. Daugherty urged the deserters to rejoin the party and pledged solidarity. Charles Townsend attacked the administration and praised a rebirth of the party, criticizing executive order and tariff legislation.
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Cotombes Bureau Ciadgusttamericas
Olumbus
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Republican Glee Club
Desériers
Glr
Charles Townsend
D Crime
Repub
Bull Moosers Barred From Republican Primaries
Columbus Ohio January 30 Bull Moosers who plan to return to the old homestead will be barred from voting in the Republican primaries next August under a ruling by the election board. The board requires electors who voted in the last primary to affiliate with and vote the same party ticket at the next election and will provide primary registration records to precinct officers to identify voters.
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Cotombes Bureas
Cincinnati
Italian designer demonstrates new fire escape device
Peter Vescovi, an Italian inventor, demonstrated a new fire escape at the city hall yesterday. The setup features a long steel rig with one end anchored to the building top and a life belt attached to the wearer, a design using a spring system to lower a person to safety.
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Peter’ Vescovi
Grand Theater Week Offering Mix of Drama and Vaudeville
The Grand Theater presents a varied week featuring James ONeill and Pauline Fredericks among a large cast in The Daughter of Awe, plus vaudeville acts including Saharet and dance performances. Walnut Street Theater offers Reticuta of Sunnybrook Part and Cincinnati premieres, while Gayety features College Girls with Abe Reynolds and Morrie Franklin. Orpheum closes with The Time the Place and the Girl comedy.
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Mordsy O'Eht
Awe
Psavp Rigdaodwened
James O'Neill
Pauline Fredericks
Brandon Tynan
W.T. Capleton
Henry
George O. Gunther
Leopold
Katherine Beach
Walnut Walnut Street
Reticca
Sunnybrook
New England
Violet “Su
Ben
Cincinnati
Gayety
Abe Reynolds
Morrie Franklin
Miss Ver
Recksdither
Erhenea Ores
Cleo Lewis
Trice
Walter Johnson
Katherine Beyer
Baders Appointed Supt of Workhouse in City Hall Naming
Two city hall appointments noted. Fred Bader named superintendent of the workhouse and Marty L. Laws reappointed hospital commissioner for four years. Mayor Spiegel and Safety Director Holmes may clash over selection process and competitive exams.
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Fred Bader
Marty L. Laws
Bader
Spiegel
Holmes
Jabhee
Civil Service
Republican Party
John Archibald
Hugh Conway
Harry
Cigarette Cure Raises Office Strain on Health Dept
Officer Peters reported an influx of adults seeking a “cigarette Rabit cure” at the Health Department. The first callers were treated while late comers were turned away due to routine work. He said the department cannot extend the operation to adults and plans to test it with school children.
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Peters
Health Department
Wilson favors tolls for US ships through Panama Canal
The Outlook comments on President Wilson's view that American ships should pay tolls like other nations when passing the Panama Canal. It credits his regard for the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and says his stance shows international honor and common honesty among American statesmen.
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London
Wilson
Panes Canal
Receiver for Drugist Harry D. Smith Named In Bankruptcy Estate
Harry D. Smith of Xenia Ohio was yesterday appointed receiver for the Roy Gable druggist estate of Nenia. The First National Bank of Iowa William Gossinger and the Vogeler Drug Company filed a petition for bankruptcy Thursday in the States District Court.
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Harry D. Smith
Xenia
Wns
Roy Gable
Nenia
First National Bank of Iowa
William Gossinger
Vogeler Drug Company
States District Court
May Prefers Charges Against Civil Service Commission Members
Rumors circulated yesterday that charges would be filed against members of the Civil Service Commission. Edward Keefer urged that officials fail to attend to their duties, suggesting mismanagement and improper salary concerns for officials who have not undergone competitive exams. The matter centers on alleged neglect and calls for action to address city affairs.
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Civil, Service T Commission
Edward Keefer
Commission
Brigg
Eleven Mail Wagon Chauffeurs Found Guilty in New York
In New York eleven of eighteen mail wagon chauffeurs were convicted by a U S district court jury after a 15 day trial. Evidence discussed alleged dynamite plots and hiring men to intimidate during a mail service strike.
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New York
United States District Court
Aes
Seco
Appraisers Paid for Six Days by Portland Cement
United States Judge Hollister yesterday allowed the appraisers of the Superior Portland Cement Company pay for six days at 26 dollars and expenses.
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United States
Hollister
Superior
Portland Cement Company
McChesney Named Assistant Superintendent for Cincinnati Division
Charles V. McChesney is appointed assistant superintendent of the Cincinnati division of the railway mail service to succeed Arthur L. He will assume duties on Monday.
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Charles V. McChesney
Cincinnati
Railway Mall Service
Arthur L
Regional Court to Hear Bank Claim February 16
The federal regional court in Cincinnati will hear a claim filed against a regional bank on February 16. Proceedings take place in the United States District Court.
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Cincinnati
United States
Doctor details assault in domestic violence case
Dr Martin Griticn, city’s leading physician, reported an attack on his wife by an intruder who used a wrench and forced entry. Robertson, injured, was taken to a hospital but expected to survive. the suspect fled after the assault and later surrendered? evidence notes the assailant’s escape and the ongoing investigation.
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Martin
Hye
Cincinnati To Lead 0.N.G. Coast Exposition Trip
An advisory board of the First Ohio Infantry plans to send a Cincinnati delegation to two expositions next year. About 1,600 Cincinnati volunteers would join the trip replacing the usual summer camp. Leaders named include William Cooper Protter Jehan B Bruce and Dr Meehamk.
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Cincinmati
Onie River
Pacific Ocean
Cominderte Jwill
Misunderstanding Shifts Tax Return Practice
The article notes a dispute over tax law causing revenue collectors to return corporate tax returns. A 1908 tax exemption of 000 was allowed, but the new law alters the exemption, affecting corporations.
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Thes Corporation
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