Citizens Debate Tax Collections And Personal Property Reports
At a meeting in the Second National Bank building business leaders urged publishment of personal property reports to promote honesty in taxation. Speakers including George W. Harris urged broader publicity, while Assessor Doran and McCarthy discussed laws and impacts on real estate and utilities.
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Second National Bank
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McCarthy
Hamilton County
Weinnarl Frauen Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
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Divorce Accuses Husband of Stealing Kids Money
Ida Bartlow to James Bartlow case and Ida Bonow versus James Bonow reveal a troubled marriage with claims of drunkenness violence and neglect. Proceedings note alimony tests and a court visit to verify testimony about a nighttime incident at a third floor window.
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Warner
Gus Frank
Dvorce
Ida Bar
Ida Bartlow
James Bartlow
Cosgrove
Bimstreet
Ehm Street
Palmer child labor bill aims to bar interstate goods made by children
Special to the Telegraph Annettegs New York June 86 The House weighs a bill to forbid interstate commerce in goods produced by children under 14 or by those under 16 who work more than eight hours daily The measure drafted by the national child labor committee has endorsements from Homer Folks of the New York Probation Society and other reformers who urge quicker action to curb factory exploitation by manufacturers.
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House
Congress
Aber
Mitchell
Palmer
Penn’ Sylvania
Homer Folks
New York Probation Society
New York Charities Aid Association
National Child Labor Committee
Republicans welcome back deserters at Ohio banquet
In Columbus Ohio January 80 Republican state chairman Harry M Daugherty told the Republican Glee Club that progressives who return to the party will not be asked to apologize for desertion He urged for a re affiliation with the Democratic option and said he would accept no recompense for actions during the campaign He criticized executive actions and tariff legislation as lacking public input.
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Wehigan
Rehit 4
Publisa
Repub
Bull Moosers Barred From Republican Primary
Columbus election board bars Bull Moosers who voted in the last primary from the August Republican primary. The ruling requires electors to affiliate with and vote the same party ticket as in the last primary. The board will furnish primary registration records to verify eligibility.
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Colombes Boreas
Cincinnati Americas
Columbus
Ohio
Bull
Italian inventor showcases new fire escape device
Peter Vencovi demonstrates a novel fire escape at City Hall. The long steel structure attaches to the building and a life belt carries the body. The spring mechanism retracts after use and the weight of a person lowers it.
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Peter Vencovi
Grand-Joseph and His Brethren at Grand Theater
A revival of Grand-Joseph and His Brethren plays this week stars James ONeill Pauline Frederick Brandon Tynan and others. The plot follows a wealthy Stafford family tangled by love and ambition ending with a clever plot twist. A large cast plus animal and stage effects are promised.
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Grand Theater
Tiga Daugater
Eaven
James O'Neill
Count of Monte
Cristy
Pauline Frederickk
Brandon ‘Tynan
W. T. Carteren
Henry Harmon
Georgee. Gunther
Leopold Profest
Katherine Beach
Bader Appointed Superintendent of City Workhouse
City hall announced two appointments with Fred Bader named superintendent of the workhouse and Harry J L Laws reappointed hospital commissioner for four years. The process sparked a clash between Mayor Spiegel and Safety Director Holmes over whether to use competitive civil service exams.
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Fred Bader
Harry JL. Laws
Bader
Spiegel
Holmes
Civil Service Commission
Republican Party
John “Archibald
Eiet
Hugh Conway
Harry
Civil Service
Health officer cites cigarette cure effort hampered by adults
Dr Peters said his office is overwhelmed as adults seek the cigarette cure. The program can only treat a few adults and must focus on schoolboys, due to limited staff and space. The effort uses nitrate of silver swathes and requires routine office work to proceed.
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Peters
President Wilson toll plan seen as honest gesture
The Outlook in London comments on President Wilson’s view that American ships should pay tolls through the Panama Canal like foreign vessels. It calls the move a tardy sign that common honesty remains among American statesmen and honors the Hay-Pauncefote treaty provisions.
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Wilson
Panama Canal
Receiver Appointed for Roy Gable Estate in Bankruptcy Case
Harry D. Smith of Xenia was named receiver for Roy Gable a druggist of Nenia as First National Bank of Iowa William Gossinger and the Vog esler Drug Company seek bankruptcy relief in U S District Court.
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Xenia, C
Roy Gable
First National Bank of Iowa
William Gossinger
Vogesler Drug Company
Cable
United States District Court
Possible Charges Rumored Against Civil Service Officials
Edward Keefer of the civil service commission voices concern that non competitive salaries are being paid to officials who have not taken examinations. He urges action as the office backlog worsens, while Solicitor Scheenle weighs in on whether salaries should be paid despite missing exams.
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Civil . Service Commission
Edward Keefer
Commission
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Keefer
Scheenle
BUREN AND OTHERS GUILTY IN MAIL WAGON STRIKE CASE
In New York on January 30, Buren and fellow mail wagon chauffeurs were found guilty by a jury in the United District Court after a 15 day trial. Evidence included alleged dynamite plots and hired hands. Federal authorities vow to pursue broader action to curb strikes.
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Buren
United District Court
Fede
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Appraisers Paid After Portland Cement Case
United States Judge Holister yesterday approved payment for six days at 25 dollars plus expenses to the appraisers of the Superior Portland Cement Company.
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United States
Holister
Superior
Portland Cement Company
McChesney to Lead Cincinnati Railway Mail Division
Charles V. McChesney has been named assistant superintendent of the Cincinnati division of the railway mail service, succeeding Arthur L. A. He will assume duties Monday.
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Charles V. McChesney
Cin¢innati
Railway Mall
Arthur
Federal bank committee hearings set for February 16 in Cincinnati
The Federal regional bank committee will visit Cincinnati on February 16. The claims for a hearing will be held in the U District Court.
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Federal Regional ‘Bank Committee
Cincinnati
U District Court
Pennant Winners Rosell to Headline Next Week’s Feature
Beace’s a bill of feature films and vaudeville will be given Sunday. The Pennant Winners with Rosell the girl in red will be the attraction for the next week.
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Walnut
Walnut Street
Rebcca
Sunnybrook Farm
New England
Cincinnati
Beace
Local physician accused after violent home incident
An unidentified man returns home at night and assaults Robertson, injuring him severely. Dr Maran B. Griffith reportedly witnesses a struggle and a gun is involved. Robertson is hospitalized in critical condition but expected to recover. Police seek the suspect and question an alleged assailant.
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Maran B. Griffith
Hie
Téllad
Pinabuee
Oremth
Antag
Robertson
Arimien
Charierol Monessen
Hieta
Cincinnati Boosters Plan Coast Exposition Trip
A Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce push aims to send a delegation to two expositions next year to secure wide publicity from the Ohio River to the Pacific. The First Ohio Infantry advisory board backed sending the regiment to the exposions, proposing a combined effort with about 600 boosters for the trip.
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Ohio’ River
Pacific Ocean
Francisca
Chamber of, Commerce
First Obie Infantry
William, Cooper Prodétor
John B. Bruch
DR Meacham
Cincinnati
Tax law misread by collectors affects corporate returns
A misinterpretation of a common tax law caused Internal Revenue Service agents to return 21 corporate returns. The 1908 exemption of $5,000 is not preserved under the new provision.
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