Trunk Manufacturers Meet in Cincinnati on New Floor
The Trunk Manufacturers Association opens in Cincinnati with a largely national turnout. Officers include President Charles R Stevenson and Secretary Treasurer Stanley Klein. Delegates tour the city and hear talks on commercial efficiency and the case for a credit bureau inside the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Stevenson
Mishawska
Ind
H. J. Fitegeraid
Chicago
Stansey Klein
Cincinnati
Wiedemann
Stanley Krebs
Department of Psychology
University of Pennsylvania
Walton
Stanley Kieln
Kleine
Double Trouble Clouds Hubby and His Rival Cousin
A comical dispute arises as Phillip J Phillips the second defends his innocence in a case tied to Miss Mabel Quitman and a mistaken identity. The story recounts hubbys, cousins, and a public scandal, with Press scrutiny and family aims to clear reputations. The narrative follows hurt feelings, rumors, and a planned reunion with lovers in Washington.
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Hubby
Phillip J. Phillips
Philip J. Phillips
Miss Quitman
Phillips
Phillipe
Welcome Sons of Rest
Hubby Phillips
Washington
Papa Quitman
Mabel
Slander suit filed by widow over alleged defamatory statements
Mrs Anna Epstein widow of Jacob Epstein barber seeks 10000 damages for slander against Jenin dealer John and Poplar sisters claiming they falsely accused her of murdering her husband and robbing his stepchildren. The statements were made in public after her husband's August death at 30 West Seventh Street.
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Anna Epstein
Jacob Epstein
West Seventh Street
Jacob
Jenin
John
Poplar
Ellin
Oklahoma Chamber seeks iron lion for drug store display
A Oklahoma city Chamber of Commerce appeal seeks an iron lion with a fierce look and gentle limb for a five-chamber display at Lion Drug Co. Officials traced a breeding pile to supply the herd, as Cincinnati claims to ship iron lions worldwide including to Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Drug Co
Oklgivoma
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Oklawade Tea Drug Company
Africa
New York Aldermen Receive 1914 Budget Totaling 192 Million
The Board of Aldermen met in a special session to receive the annual budget for 1914 totaling 192,995,551.62 dollars. The budget was referred to the Finance Committee and will be approved within the next 30 days.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Finance Committee
Withrow to be elected to fellowship at Chicago congress
Dr Z M Withrow, recently re elected to the fourth at Education, will be elected to a fellowship of the American Congress of Surgeons in a Chicago convention. He attends the congress to study technical high school construction and apply observations to the proposed new high school in Myde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Congress of Surgeons
Chicago
Cincinnation
Z. M. Withrow
With?ow
Myde Park
Charter Commission Meeting Draws Improvement Association Interest
At tonight s session the Charter Commission will hear points from the Improvement Association and consider govern ment reform ideas. John Hehindel pushed the move noting federal plans exist but city manager options could benefit Cincinnati with broad local representation anticipated.
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Charter Commission
Ralaca
Improvement Association
John Hehindel
Sehindel
Fagin Resigns as Constable in City Court
Harvey Fagin son of ex US Marshal Vivian resigns as constable in the Magistrate Courts. He sent the resignation to the Council on Tuesday with immediate effect. He was selected from the Ninth ward. Fagin and Magistrate Stratton were arrested on warrants from the Police Court for highway robbery in connection with the Princeton Hotel incident. Both waived examination and were sent to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fagin
United States
Vivian
Fagin
Stratton
Poliege
Crim
Princeton
Potlee Court Land
Rates ruling ends discrimination against Augusta in rail and water shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission overruled differences in commodity rates from the East to Augusta Georgia, in favor of Columbia Washington. It ordered that rates by rail and water from Baltimore and the East to Columbus and specified commodities from Cincinnati Louisville and Knoxville not exceed present rates to Columbia. No changes were made to the differential from lower Ohio and Mississippi river crossings to Nashville or the Cincinnati Louisville to Augusta or Columbia routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
Louisville
Knoxville
Augusta
Columbia
D. C
Agen Committee
Baltimore
Columbus
Ohio
Mississippi River
Nashville
Woman Broker Firm Files for Bankruptcy in Court
Carlotta Thompson Brown head of Thompson Brown Company brokers admitted the firm’s bankruptcy to U S Court Judge Hollister yesterday. Preparation for a jury trial was planned and the bankruptcy charge was expected to be hotly contested. The woman broker’s reply surprised, making the trial unnecessary. Judge Hollister will act to order an entry declaring the firm bankrupt.
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Carlotta Thompson-Brown
Thompson-Brown Company
United States
Hollister
Ohio Motor Car Company
Thompson -Brown Company
Sife and Sane
Ion
Hoffman Viv
Pilas Court
Jyothe
Eldridge
Hoffmans
Ninpert
Charles Lyeders
George Mick
Cincinnati ‘Traction Company
Mick
Nippert
Prison term for taunting police in Breslau
In Breslau Germany on November 12 a businessman received a fortnight in prison for tainting at a policeman. The judge stated the defendant had been guilty of a most serious insult to an official, following the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Germany
Suit Withdrawn in Divorce Case Against Goldblatt
The divorce suit of Mose Goldblatt, trainer for the Jeff Livingston stable of Cincinnati, was dropped yesterday after Mrs. Elizabeth Goldblatt informed Judge Warner in Insolvency Court that they had become pened. She alleged Goldblatt assaulted her in a Louisville hotel and rendered her unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Goldblatt
Jeff,Livingston
Durrigan
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Goldblatt
Warner
Thwite
Goldblatt
Louisville
Wakefield sentenced to death for Connecticut murder
In a March 4, 1914 session of the Superior Court, Mrs Wakefield was condemned to death for the murder of her husband Wile Yain Wakefield. James Plew and Joseph Bergeron were also sentenced to death in a swift verdict, with appeals possible to the Connecticut Supreme Court or commutation sought from the Governor and Board of Pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Judes Lawsen
Burpee
James Plew
Death of William Watts Taylor Prominent Cincinnati Figure
William Watts Taylor, renowned patron of industrial arts and former president of the Robbinswood Pottery Company, died at his Walnut Hills residence aged sixty seven. He earned an honorary Harvard degree for his work and led local arts efforts including the Cincinnati Museum Association and Harvard Club of Cincinnati. Taylor never married.
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William Watts Taylor
Rookwood Pottery
Wok
Harvard University
Taylor
Cincinnati Museum
Association
Rodhibood Pottery Comptany
Bellamy Storer
Roskwold Pottery
Diner
Mt. Adams
Harvard
Harvard “Club
Sideswiped Engine Sparks Citywide Rumors
In Washington street area yesterday morning rumors spread of a railroad wreck or explosion after a switch engine sideswiped freight cars. The event caused alarm as whistles shrieked and the neighborhood awoke to a perceived horror before the steam faded and the danger ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennry
Ania
Washington Street
Hope
Theatrical Association Social and Dance Night
The Theatrical Association will host a social and dance at their clubrooms on West Fifth Street Thursday evening. Members are men connected with theater and circus departments and the receptions for women are described as enjoyable, with beneficial features.
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the Theatrical Association
West Fifth Street
Mail Box Robbers Investigated After Thefts At Corner
Post Office inspector Grivwold began inquiry into thefts of letters from boxes at Front and Butler. Repeated lifting and attempts have led officials to believe a gang of mailbox robbers is at work in the area.
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Grivwold
Street Car Men Present Demands in Indianapolis
Motormen and conductors of the Indianapolis street railway vote to clinch a flat 32 cent hourly rate for ten hour days with union recognition. militia have been stationed at the capital and may remain until further strike developments ease. page Copyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Street Nailway Company
Uleaa
Indianas
Seaclenss
Forged to Hide from Husband in Distress Claim
Louise G Wopperer seeks divorce citing ten years of habitual drunkenness jealousy and threats by her husband. She alleges his conduct endangered guests and boarders at their Linden Street hotel and says the hotel business is her sole property from earnings. They wed in April 1890.
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Louise G Wopperer
Lyke the Callie
Nadae
Dickley Proeu
Wopperer
Spennyen Court
Betiden
Judge to Decide Strange Question in Widow Rights Case
A widow sues the Colored Grand Lodge Knights of Pythings seeking widow’s rights. The court will determine the legitimacy of her claim as the case unfolds with the unusual issues presented.
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Panda
Wensard
Colored ‘Grand Lodge
Knights of Pything
No Verdict Rendered In Liquor License Trial
Liquor license case for Kupfer Brothers of Miamitown heard yesterday by Licensed Commissioners who inspected local saloons amid protests. Prosecution cited gambling, Sunday operation, and minor sales. a widow testified about a marriage questioned in prior death benefit case. The panel postponed a decision and planned an open hearing date. inspectors then began their first inspection tour for the day.
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Unikuecoretul
Kupfer Brothers
Miamitown
Waloon
Bine
Coveral Witnenser
Lewnerd
Cormmin’sioners
Remharke
Rhjettertrey
Coms
Motor Boat Accident On River Breaks Leg
Cold weather mishap near Eastern Avenue on the river injures William Huber, who was riding in his launch. He became entangled in machinery and sustained a broken leg. He was taken by patrol to Chee Hopital, Huber resides on Fourth Street, Dayton, Kentucky.
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Wilthiam
Huber
Chee’ Hoepttal
Fourth Street
Dayton, Ky
Police seek parents of Kansas City youth
Police in Kansas City request the parents of Monroe James Riff 1116 Gatland Avenue to notify them of the death of their son James Riff. Mrs. James Riff writes that the couple are believed to reside in the city.
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James’ Riff
Kansas City
Monroe
Riff
James
Walker Bin Company sues Schmidt Company over patent bins
In federal court Rye sues CL St. Milit Company and Walker Bin Company of Penn Yan for injunctions and royalties over bins made under Walker patent. Schmidt Company allegedly agreed to pay royalties but limited sales within twenty five miles of Cincinnati. Receiver reports Archer bankrupt case asset offers and multiple court actions in Ohio courts.
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Walker bin
Penn Yan
N.Y
United Staten. District
Schmidt Company
Walker
Walker Company
Sceane
Cincinnati
Hae
Mallon & Vordenbers
United States District Court
Chapan
Archer
Little Miami
Taylor Avenue
Theodore Mayer & Brother
Eldringe Sues Carnival Group Over Eden Park Injury
Reév C W Eldringe sues the Ortisens Carnival Committee and the Due Fireworks Company for 16000 dollars in damages for personal injuries after being struck by a skyrocket stick at Eden Park. The action seeks compensation for medical costs and pain from the incident.
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Reév. C.W
Eldringe
Ortisens’ Carnival
Due Fireworks Company
Eden Park
Divorce Suits Filed In Local Court
Catherine E Schroer sues for divorce from J Milton Schroer of 437 Warner Avenue alleging desertion in December last. Elsie Schaeffer seeks divorce from Hurley Schaeffer, a waiter, and restoration to her maiden name Elsie Kohl, with lack of support cited. Alice B Scott files for divorce from Clifford Scott, with allegations of drunkenness and abuse. The actions note marriages in 1912 and 1904 and list attorneysFrank B Wood and David Davis.
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Catherine E.’ Schroer
J. Milton Schroer
Warner Avenue
Joseph B. Schroeder
Elsie Schaeffer
Hurley
Schaeffer
Elsie Kohl
Pennsylvania
Frank B. Wood
David Davis
Clifford Scott
Alice
Scott
Covington
Arthur
Man and Woman Guilty Sentenced in City Court
A court found a man guilty of assault and unlawful battery and a woman for similar charges. The man received a three month sentence. the other details note fines of $25 plus costs.
Widow of Arnken files probate petition in Whithed Court
The probate court notes Mrs Arikens has qualified as administratrix of Arnken’s estate and a petition seeks proof she is his widow. Edward Helffriet is mentioned in relation to the case and the petition was filed to require Mrs Arikens to demonstrate widow status and authority over the estate.
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Bin
Witow
Arnkens
Sanur Fends
Linuts
Cee
Janeen
Arikens
Arrikens
Edward Helffriet
Norchagsed
Hionde
Wat Wowburn Avenue
St. Leger
Ph Hidee
Abhieers
Adminstratein
Arnkena
Insolvency Court Approves Partial Property Sale
Judge Warner festergay approves a sale of property on Annwood Avenue for 830,000 with creditors to be paid first and a 25,000 surplus to possibly return to interest holders. Mrs Brown spent 32 in improvements. several attorneys and claimants are named in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urcou
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Dick’ Cupid
Lion
Withrow
Avondale Improvement Association
Societien
Auguste
Woman Brokerage Firm
Carlotta Thompson Brown
Nellie Wakefield
Place
Walnut Hills
Ini
Tts
Social and
Oakley Hotel
Mistres
Robert Hensard
Vorroere
YAO Ours
Pauling Rendel
Thie Hensler
Hehaara
Knights of Pythias
Zying
Reri
Els
William Jhorndske
de Rath
D. Latehtin
Muay
Dileo
Pultels & Woost
Huxenbeth Harvey
James Harvey
United States Court
Common Pleas Court
Criminal Court
Hen Knox
Monttgomery
Newastroys
Estes ‘Muity
ARS Sautt
Gotnredserd
Ane
Probate Court
Nsolvency Court
D. W. Sayre
Main Street
Wilson
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