Cincinnati Labor Delegates Arrive for AFL Opening Session
Special to The American from Seattle dated November 11 reports the Cincinnati delegation to the annual American Federation of Labor meeting arriving and asserting presence at federation headquarters. Prominent members include John P. Frey Joseph P Valentine James Wilson Jerry Sullivan and Anthony McAndrews among others. Delegates discuss Cincinnati strike history and plan roles in forthcoming sessions while awaiting full attendance.
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Queen City
American Federation of Labor
Seattle
Cincinnati
Federation
John P. Frey
The
Iron Moulders' Journal
Joseph’ 'P. Valentine
Iron Moulders’ Union
James Wilson
Pattern Makers’ Union
Jerry Sullivan
Bartenders’ Union
Hubert Marshall
Anthony McAndrewa
Cincinnati Central Labor Council
Charles Atherton
Metal Polishers’ Union
Mt. Tacoma
Delegat
Japanese Commander Visiting Cincinnati
Commander C G Godo of the Japanese navy visits Cincinnati and discusses American observations with a reporter at the Hotel Sintom. He praises American brisk efficiency and expresses friendship with the American people while noting his business visit is serious, not a junket. He plans to stay several days before returning to Washington.
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C. Gc. Godo
Sintom
Huber
Gols
Hillerness
Roeally
Ralph. Kreimer
GG WI Samal
Wasthingpin
Medicos to Address Warren County Health Meeting
A medical meeting is set for this afternoon in Warren County. Dr WH Peters of the local health department and Dr AP Cote of Cincinnati will deliver addresses at the Medical Athlesty quarters.
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Warren
Sedicaresoeters
WH. Péters
AP Cote
Cincinnati
Epanon
Aldermen Set Bond Issues and Street Plans
Council toagt UN bond issues and ordinances on streets sewers and hospital funding. Mayor to appoint Dr George Packler to Board of Health. car lines to extend Avondale to Bond Hill and Seventh Street route expansion proposed. Federated Improvement Association backs Fifth and Main shelter house.
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Reading
California Avenue
Baymiller
Missing Girl Case Prompts Police Warning After Stranger Incident
A young girl recounts a stranger following her near Holy Name School, prompting her mother to alert police. Lieutenant Hall and Acting Night Chief Malloy order all districts to watch for the man, who left after the girl refused to speak further.
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Vances
Pasderaby
Holy Name
Hall
Malloy
White's Estate Inventory Reveals Banker Mordecai White Holdings
An inventory and appraisement filed in probate lists Mordecai Mortis White's assets including major stakes in Fourth National Bank Cincinnati Gas and Electric and several railroads and banks. Notable holdings: Columbus and Xenia Railroad stock, Suburban Bell Telephone, Little Miami Railroad, and Cincinnati and Columbus Traction Company. A few shares of Cincinnati and Columbus Traction were valued doubtful.
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Mordecai Mortis White
Yeaterday
Totalyeee
Fourth National Bank
Vases Saha
Cincinnati
Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Columbus and Xenia
First National Bank
Cincinnati Gas, and Electric Company
Little Miami Railroad
Girard National Bank of Philadelphia
Cleveland and
Pittabutte Reliroad
CN Oo and
T. P. Railroad
Cincinnati and Columbus Traction Company
Favorite Shirt Company Bankruptcy Petition Filed
A petition to have the Favorite Shirt Company declared bankrupt was filed by Commercial Credit Company of Baltimore in the United States District Court. Judge Hedlixter set the hearing for November 30. The complaint alleges insolvency and transfers of goods to Artistic Garment Company to defraud creditors. Creditors claim amounts of 4046.47 and 4741.90, with counsel Charles R. Wilby Cobb Howard and Bailey for the petitioner.
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and & Elm Street
Commercial Credit Company
Baltimore
United States
Hedlixter
Favorite
Moses Levine
Artistic Garment Company
Louis Wald’ & Co
Charles R. Wilby and
Cobb
Howard and Bailey
Spetithoner
Protest to the President Over Postal Restrictions
John Huss Lodge No 1 of the Loyal Patriots of America voted to protest to the President against postal prohibitions on certain mail forms. They argue the action abridges the First Amendment and the press.
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United States
John Huss
Plans for suffragette school in Ohio may start in Cincinnati
Plans are under way to establish a suffragette school in Ohio possibly in Cincinnati. The idea comes from Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt and a final decision will be made at the state suffrage convention to be held here on November 18.
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Ohio
Guiieinnati
York
Carrie Chapman
Catt
Fire Threat on Garfield Place Damages Building
A late afternoon blaze on the top floor of a three story brick building at 21 Garfield Place threatened nearby structures. The Osage fire originated in a detective flue and spread to a third floor room, prompting two alarms due to high winds. The blaze, held by the fire department after water damage from a broken hose, caused about 1000 dollars in damage covered by insurance. The building is leased to Dr. Walter R. Griess and owned by the Henchman-Davis estate.
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Garfield Place
Free Department
Walter R. Griess
Henchman-Davis
McCarthy and Doran Appointed State Tax Commissioners
Peter McCarthy, Democrat, and Charles Doran, Republican of Cincinnati, were appointed deputy state tax commissioners for Harilton county by Governor Cox yesterday. They will take over duties of the Board of Review and district assessors and compile tax duplicates. Doran’s appointment is viewed as a political honor linked to Cox’s early career in newspaper work.
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Peter & McCarthy
Charles Doran
Repubican
Cincinshat
Harilton
Cox
Board of Review
Doran
McCarthy
Symphony Concert Pleases Vocal Music Fans
The College Chorus and Orchestra draw strong applause as patrons praise the concert. The program features engaging vocal works and strong ensemble performance amid a well received evening.
Central Labor Council May Protest Labor Bill
At a Central Labor Council meeting at Cosmopolitan Hall tonight officials say the body will likely oppose the labor bill then under debate. They contend the State Industrial Commission can handle any trouble and the proposed law is unnecessary. The meeting was called off last week due to the pane, so much business is expected tonight.
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Central Labor Council
Cosmopolitan Hall
Central Council
Labor
Industrial Commission
Reward Offered for Anderson Department Store Burglaries
Police received a telephone tip from Portarmouth Ohio yesterday about a $200 reward for the capture of thieves who burgled Anderson department store several days ago. Merchandise valued around $1,000 was reported taken during the November burglary.
Norwood Solons Hold Dim Light Council Session
The Norwood council met under dim gas light after a daytime fire disabled electric service. They approved a $12,000 Serpentine Ravine sewer bond, vetoed by the Mayor, and passed a unanimous resolution of thanks to Allie-Chalmete Company for fire aid. Discussions on water works head and sewer work appropriations followed.
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Norwood Solons
Norwood
Serpentine Ravine
Allie-Chalmete Company
Highland Avenue
Shoulder Fracture Report From City Street Car Collision
Louise Westinghouse of 1808 Queen City avenue suffered a right shoulder fracture when struck by a John street car at Westwood avenue and Van Hart streets yesterday afternoon. She was treated by Dr. Solar at 1038 Westwood avenue and returned home by the physician.
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Westwood Avenue
van Hart Streets
Solar
Car Hits Wagon in Eastern Avenue Collision
Pranik Becker of 6340 Fast ern avenue was thrown to the street when an East End car struck his wagon on Eastern avenue yesterday afternoon. He suffered severe body injuries and was taken home after the shock.
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Eastern Avenue
Pranik Becker
Fastern Avenue
Broken Leg Incident On Icy City Streets
Nettie Crawford aged 55 a domestic of 2 Convent place slipped on an icy sidewalk at Richmond and Main streets and suffered a fracture of the right leg. She was taken to City Hospital by auto ambulance.
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Terday
Nettie Crawford
Richmond
Main Streets
Commission May Kill Increased Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission of Washington will hold a hearing on the 6 percent freight rate increase proposed by the Central Freight Association. Hugh M. Freer announced this to the Chamber of Commerce traffic branch meeting at the Business Men's Club. The measure would affect all commodities and classes, costing merchants thousands yearly. rates were suspended to March 32 1914, then set over on appeal until the ICC rules. J F Morton of the Chicago Association of Commerce spoke on handling package cars, as H S Noble of the Mutual Transit Company arrived delayed by a storm.
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Interstate Commerce Commission of
Washington
Central Freight Association
Hugh M. Freer
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Sus
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
J. F. Morton
Chicago Association of Commerce
H. 8. Noble
Mutual Tranett Company
Buffalo
Divorce Granted Daily in Common Pleas Court
Olive G Trasher of 1665 Madison Road received a divorce from Dr A Wade Thrasher in Common Pleas Court. She accused cruelty and neglect including habitual drinking and long silences, and alleged abuse of her and their child. They wed in April 1901 and separated July last. she was formerly Miss Schmuck, daughter of the late Fred C Schmuck.
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Olive G. Trasher
Madison’ Road
A Wade Thrasher
Common Pleas Court
Miss Schmuck
Fred C. Schmuck
High School Nursing Course Planned by Board of Health
The Board of Health and Board of Education will start a hygiene and care for the sick course in public schools. Mies Reinecke of the Red Cross spoke to Woodward History School girls about practical nursing. A series of lectures will be offered this year and next, potentially expanding to all schools if successful.
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Board of Health
Board of Education
Playgoer Theatre Season Notes and Cast Highlights
The column reviews current theater offerings with Edmund Howse as the chief figure and Eleanor Mostell in a leading role. It highlights The Fortune Hunter and Sunshine Girls as entertainment options, praises the Lyric and Hecook venues for their acts, and notes various acts and performers across multiple houses.
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Rand
Edmund Howse
Jerook
oTack Walnot
Mery
Eleanor Mostell
M. Stock
Keith
Avery
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