American Invents Armored Aeroplane in Paris Exhibition
Paris November 3 government show at Vincennes features a new armored monoplane by Conde and American Weymann. The craft weighs about 650 pounds with steel front armor and a 900 horsepower engine, designed to carry observers and missiles. Weymann plans to pilot during trials and claims the machine can fly at high speed while protected from bullets.
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Paris
Vincennes
Bistary of Aviation
Coude
Weymann
Fay Beer
Escretiy
Conde
Tide Hever
América
Garras
France
Tanaverssen
All Are For Naval Holiday Debate Deferred Indefinitely
A House debate on a proposed naval holiday faced delays as members, including Representatives Mann and Shaiden, expressed support and sought a resolution to save money. Witnesses testified, noting President Wilson and Secretary Bryan aligned with the idea, while Germany was criticized as a threat to Americans amid the armament discussion.
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Cenniey Dipperas
Weiers
Vf Heliday
Jadimiratty
Witnesen
Representa
Shyden
Texas
Wilson
Bryan
Mann
Specker Clark
House
Washington
Germany
Cincinnati to Be Represented at French Exposition
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce seeks details on the International Urban Exhibition in Lyons starting May 1, 1914. Cities from France, Germany, Belgium and American cities like New York and Philadelphia plan exhibits. Cincinnati may display models or maps of municipal works and transportation networks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lyons
France
Germany
Belgium
New York
Philadelphia
New ‘York
Cincinnati
Family narrowly saved after gas leak at Washington Avenue home
Mrs Max Ackerland her son Thomas daughter Mrs Julius Freiberg and two domestics were overcome by escaping gas from a furnace leak in a Washington Avenue house yesterday morning. The daughter woke and summoned her brother who, opening a window, notified Dr Holmes. All were relieved with no serious injuries.
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Max Ackerland
Washington,avenue
Dr. Holmes
Police Move to Early Duty as Polls Open
Police were ordered to report at 4 30 this morning and stay until polls close. Extra officers will be posted for crowds in the evening. Chief Copelaw said no noise checks but no rowdiness will be tolerated. No Police Court session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copelaw
Ministers Use Ads At Court House Marriage Racket
In Rattle Wash on November 3 three ministers led by Rev August Sandell Rev George Kindred and Rev A E Greene surrounded the Court House with ads announcing marriage ceremonies. Kindred bills himself as the Gretna Green minister. The industry draws about 30000 a year in fees while Sandell once earned 700 to 860 dollars monthly.
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Rattle
Wash
Court House
August Sandell
R.v. George Kindréa
A. E. Greene
Kindred
Gretna Green
Voder Tyies
Mr. Sandell
Prominent Crosby Township Farmer Ends Life at Home
Fred Kinpzier a Crosby Township trustee shot himself with a shotgun at his New Baltimore Pike home yesterday morning. Despondent after months of grief from his wife’s death and floods losses he had previously threatened suicide but the gun was taken away. He was later found dead in a field on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kinpzler
Crosby Township
New Baltimore Pike
Kinpzier
Mann struck by B and C passenger train in Knoxville
Arthur Moore a 26 year old Black man of Knoxville Tennessee was struck by a B and C passenger train at St Bernard yesterday while trying to move from a freight train. The impact hurled him about 20 feet before he was taken to Seton Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Moore
Knoxville
Tenn
St. Bernard
Moore
Seton Hospital
Northside Business Club to Exhibit Election Returns
The Northside Business Club will display the election returns on screen tonight at Knowlton's corner. Members and Twenty-third Ward citizens are invited to attend, with lunch to follow once the returns are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Business Club
Twenty-third Ward
Knowlton's Corner
Courts United States. Attorney declines to prosecute Etgenesiwesney case
In a court filing Attorney McPherson said by Internal Revenue Department advice he declines to prosecute the Etgenesiwesney case held against the Boyer Hitters comedy by Albert J. Forge. An entry of dismissal was filed in the United States Court yesterday upon the U S Attorney's application. The Dayton Grain and Hay Company case was dismissed for 38000 with court costs 16.15. Sanford A Headley of Cincinnati secured a $100 medical bond and accepted trusteeship of Stanley S Easton estate. A waiver of creditors in composition was made against Emery H Barton in bankruptcy with labor claims by Jones and Hoover as attorneys. Summons in action was filed yesterday.
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United States
McPherson
Internal ‘Revenue Department
Etgenesiwesney
Boyer Hitters. Com
America
Dayton Rain and Hay Company
Dayton Grain and Hay Company
Sanford A. Headley
Cincinnati
Medicia
United States Court
Yeaterday
Stanley 8. Easton
Emery H.bartton
Jones and
Hoover
Citizens Seek Naturalization in Federal and State Courts
Several residents filed for U S citizenship today or Monday. Motel Davilowich 705 West Ninth Street Samuel Schreiber 704 Barr Street Albert Antiolh Allison Street John Schupp 11 Allison Street Edwin Roth 1160 Harrison Avenue Simon Parin 786 West Seventh Street Thomas Shanly 942 Kenyon Avenue all pursued naturalization or citizenship at federal or United States courts.
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Samuel Schreiber
Barr Street
United
Albert Antiolh
Allison Street
United States
John Schupp
Edwin Seymour Roth
Harrison Avenue
Simon Parin
West Seventh
King Hosts Buckingham Palace Workmen Dinner
About six hundred British workmen who finished the palace front in white Portland stone were treated to a royal dinner. Sir Derek Keppel announced the king's appreciation and gift of clay pipes and tobacco. The event ended with the crowd singing God Save the King and For He's a Jolly Good Fellow.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Portland
Derek Keppel
Keppel
King
Bulgars Accused of Atrocities in Fashion Comment
A Baltimore American quote claims Bulgars committed atrocities and mocks the victims by citing fashion imports as evidence. The remark, attributed to the paper, reflects wartime prejudice and sensationalism in public discourse.
Guilty pleas in concealed weapon cases heard in court
Antonio Cicchetane pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and was fined 300 dollars by Judge Cushing. Andrew Biertz, convicted of carrying a concealed weapon, was fined 50 dollars by Judge Hoffman. The grand jury, led by Prosecutor Pogue, examined about a score of witnesses in a gambling probe, with former Police Chief William Jackson called again. The investigation and witness secrecy continued after the election amid tense exchanges with reporters.
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Antonio Cicchetane
Cushing
Andrew Biertz
Hoffman
Pogue
Grand Jury
William Jackson
Insolvency Court Orders Dividend for Thom Company Creditors
Judge Warner orders Charles A. Spring as receiver to pay creditors a 20 percent dividend on claims. James L. Patton of 120 Opera Place filed an $8,000 claim asserting deficiency in capital caused the Thom Company’s assignment.
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Charles A. Spring
John C. Thom Company
Warner
James L. Patton
Opera Place
William Schimmel
Linotype
Wilhelmina Schimmel
Schimmel
Hopkins Street
Charles S. Sparks
Four Traction Firms Sue IRS Col lector in Ohio Tax Case
Four rail and electric traction companies sue the Internal Revenue Service for recovery of special excise tax paid under protest. Plaintiffs Indiana Columbus and Eastern Transportation Ohio Traction Columbus Newark and Zanesville Electric Railway Fort Wayne Van Wert Lima Traction seek 5876 dollars claimed as not subject to the tax for lack of net income. Attorneys Max wel l and George H Keeringien represent the firms. Judge Gorman presided as evidence was taken in Amy L Henry vs C L and.
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Internal Revenue
Andrew C. Gilligan
Indiana, Columbus and Eastern Traction Company
Dayton and Western Traction Company
Columbus, Newark and Zanesville Electric Railway Company
Ft. Wayne, van Wert and Lima Traction Company
Ohio Traction Company
Maxwell
George H. Keeringien
Damages Awarded Against Defendant Company in Judgment
A judgment entered yesterday awards damages to the plaintiff for personal injuries caused by the defendant company. The ruling assigns liability and specifies compensation to be paid within a designated period.
Damages suit filed against contractor Babel by Campbell
Samuel A. Campbell sues William F. Babel in Superior Court for 10000 damages over a bridge collapse on Eastern avenue. Campbell, employed by Babel, fell when the scaffold broke at Duck Creek, injuring his left foot and toes. Attorneys Bode & Le Biend and S. Morrissey represent Campbell.
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William F. Babel
Samuel A. Campbell
Babel
Duck Creek
Eastern Avenue
Campbell
Bode & le Biend
Morrissey
Divorce Court Reports Mixed Uproar and Separations
A court column outlines multiple divorce actions. Robert Anderson accuses Margaret Anderson of threats and infidelity with “Happy” Fox while alleging neglect and money given for gambling. Other filings include misconduct, abandonment, cruelty, and support disputes involving several couples and attorneys.
Large Money Awarded to Carnegie Hero Fund Recipients
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission announced nearly $100,000 in awards including 1,000 cash grants and pensions for 14 medal recipients. Dedicates funds for rescues in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with high accolades for Charles Wright and William Dillard who saved R. Augustus Baty from a cliff in Highlands New Jersey May 14 1911.
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Pittsburg
Mosth
Sagh
Thomax FP
Riyan
Kingston
N. J
Ryan
Carnegie Lake
O'Brien
Vals
Brondal
Bertha Loeb
Allanthce City
Bvorge
Albert Buckalew
Farnsworth Avenue
Union Street
Bordenstown
Buckalew
Augusta K. Kelly
Bordentown
Tin ¥. Rice, Jr
Backstreet
Borsentown
Atanion
Albert H. Buckalew
Érowning
Brodentown
Charlies N. Wright
Highlands
N. c
William N. Dillard
R. Augustus Baty
Dillard
Baty
Wright
Popular actor recovers from rough vaudeville tour
A famed photoplay star vented frustration at poor town accommodations on a small circuit. He found a receptive crowd in a town with scant food and lodging, delivering a memorable speech praising the town while lamenting its scant comforts.
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Burns Wd. Burns
Amerik American Press Association
Ham J. Burns
New York State
U. S. Courts
Albert J. Forge
Krehbrenie-Strieve Company
Pany
Motel Davilowich
Weat
Ninth Street
Eltigen
Baltimore American
Criminal Court
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Gorman
Amy L. Henry
C. L
Superior Court
Willian
Fox
Margaret Anderson
Robert John Anderson
Brakeman
Anderson A
Niee
William Pox
Happy
Anderson
Racs
W. C. Margortis
Gertrude Rowland
Arthur Pryor
Linn Street
M. C. Lykine
Minnie Cook
Healthy
Charles Cook
William Shepard
Lenora Meyr
Sidney Avenue
Rudolph Epply
F. EB. Niederhelman
Mary Bell Debruler
Sanford Debruler
Falmouth
Samuel W. Bell
Louise Cross
Joseph A. Titus
Toronto
Canada
Titus Syatt
George H. Silverman
Marriet Hoyer
Boward C. Hoyer
Klein & Stagman
Billard
J. Rey” Shepard
Colmbia
Piper
Mary A. Stevens
J. Paul Phelps
Colurmbia
Frank A. Kunes
Beech Creek
Lemuel Clark
Beach Creek
Frank ©. Brojet, Jr
Chatham
M. J
Theodore A. Patton
Tee
James Jack
Mossburg
Jack
Charlies W. Zimmerman
Lewistown
Lewistown Junction
Ambrose A. Mettler
Sunbury
Horace
Ambrose Mettler
Northumberland County Gas and Electric Company
Mettler
H. & Andrus
Andrus
Mottier
Nmoore’s
Jesse J. Moore
Canal 1800
E. 7Th ST
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