No Strike Legislation Urged By Industrial Peace Group
The Industrial Peace Association and its Publicity Bureau urge the Ohio Governor to promptly back the proposed No Strike Industrial Peace Bill. They cite $56 million in losses since March and press for extraordinary session consideration to protect both workers and employers. The letter, dated Nov 32 1912 from Columbus, argues the measure is urgent for state business welfare.
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Eathnavihone Menge
Seeree
Paria
Tata
Ineinnat
Ohio
Cohunbua
Ohbe
Intiverrial Peace Association
Megociation
Eel ‘Charléa A. L. Reed
Board of Trustees
Pubricity Bureau
Inter- Verne
Cincinnati Enquirer
Majority Favor Charter Plan at Cincinnati Meeting
An open meeting of Cincinnati charter commissioners drew many citizens to City Hall. Most speakers supported the committee draft as a solid basis for Cincinnati’s new charter, while some proposed changes and urged further public hearings before the commission acts.
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Cincinnati
Johnson
Babbin
Tragic Hit By Local Passenger Train Near Ivorydale Yard
Charles Becker a 4 year old machinist in the Co HY and D Railroad roundhouse was struck by a city bound C H D passenger train and nearly killed. The crew did not stop and Becker's body was found later by Con dweter Perry Byers of Train 79. He leaves a son Oscar Backer in the County Clerk office.
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Co. HY & D
Ivorydale
Charles Becker
Condweter Perry Byers
Oscar Backer
Narrow Escape by Aged Woman in Carthage
Mrs Carrie Lemaing, 72, of 6910 Longview Street Carthage, narrowly escaped being dragged under a Lockland street car at Seventieth Street and Main Avenue. The car passed as she attempted to board, bystanders carried her to a physician where injuries were dressed, and she was later sent home with injuries believed serious.
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Carrie Lemaing
Longview Street
Carthage
Seventieth Street
Main Avenue
Heir to $100,000 Killed in Marianna Mine
John Menabeck, a snapper at the Marianna coal mine near Washington Pennsylvania, was killed. Coroner James Hefferan cites official papers showing Menabeck was sole heir to $100,000 in Germany to be transferred next month. Authorities seek Germany-based relatives.
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Washington
John Menabeck
Marianna
James Hefferan
Menabeck
Germany
Will of Mrs. Elizabeth McCormick Fraser Leaves Art to Cincinnati Museum
The will filed in probate court Wednesday gifts the Cincinnati Art Museum with valuable art treasures from Mrs. Fraser. She was the daughter of pioneer John McCormick of Auburn and widow of James Fraser, a noted Cincinnati grocer. The estate is valued at about 1 million dollars, with most assets distributed to relatives.
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Elizabeth, McCormick Frazer
Cincinnati Art Museum
Bride deserts honeymoon to face suit over alleged occult theft
Mrs. Hr. Peres, a Boston derived figure linked to the North Front Street church, stands accused of using spiritualist powers to obtain 15600 from widow Mrs. Dean. She and her husband stayed at Parrish Street after a Boston wedding four weeks prior as she defends a Massachusetts attachment claim.
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Ray Peres
Hannah Vo Reda
Piret Spiritual Alliance Church
North Frond Street
Sandwich
Pierre
Boston
Parrish Street
Ross
New Era in American Surgery Highlighted at Clinic Congress
Chicago delegates at the Clinic Congress hailed advances in hospital operating rooms. Rush Medical College and Cook County Hospital showcased novel procedures including skin grafts and vertebral replacements. Thoracic and brain surgeries were demonstrated, with researchers like Verelius and Percy presenting cancer knife work.
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Chicago
Unite’ States
Rush Medical College
Arthur
Dean ‘Bevan
Bertram Rippy
Cook County
H. BR. Thomas
Axel Verelius
Alexinn Carrel
South Shore’ Hospital
Werthus
Gridewell
Dra
Frederic A. Lestey
E. 2. Henderson
B. Percy
Kroenig
Gauss
Percy
Michael Reese
James T. Cane
St. Peo
Plan national varsity grows as leaders form committee
Washington figures from Illinois Ohio State and Tennessee meet to draft a proposed federal university plan. President Edmund J. James W Thompson Brown Ayres join a National Association of State Universities committee to advance the reform.
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Washington
National Association of State Universities
Edmund J. James
University of Ilinois
W. ©. Thompson
Ohio State University
Brown Ayres
University of Tennessee
Genevieve Clark to receive silver dinner set gift
Congress plans a substantial silver dinner set as a wedding present for Mrs Jessie Wilson. Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark selects the gift with Congress members contributing funds.
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Genevieve Clark
Washington
Nwhen
Congress
Mies
Jessie Wilson
Gene Views
Clark
Champ Clark
Attack in Street Contest Ends With Injury to Thomas Sands
Thomas Sands, 26, Black, was injured on Fourth and Mound streets when stabbed near the face and back. He was taken to City Hospital and declined to name the assailant. Detectives from Central Station pursue leads as both men live at 1012 Mound Street.
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Thomas Sands
Central
Peck Ray Howard
Mound Street
Commissioners Urge Caution Over Park Road Safety
The Board of Park Commissioners warns of fast driving in parks and unsafe viaduct conditions on Park Avenue into Eden Park. They urge enforcement of park rules, note broken handrails and unsafe bridge posts, and seek an ordinance limiting strong headlights to improve safety. Bids open Friday for $200,000 park improvement bonds at 4 percent.
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Park Avenue
Eden Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Director of Public Service
Directors of Public Service and Safety
Cincinnati
Oren
T He
Beret
Woman Fatally Burned Filling Auto Tank
Alice Peehl, 29, of Lathan and Oak streets, suffered severe burns when a gasoline tank overflowed and ignited her clothing as she attempted a flight. Neighbors fought the flames. she was taken to St. Marys Hospital where doctors said injuries would likely prove fatal.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Alice Peehl
Oak
Chamber urged to attend Charter Commission meetings
President Walter A. Draper urged Chamber of Commerce members to attend public meetings of the Charter Commission to become acquainted with the proposed Cincinnati Charter. Last night’s gathering at the Council Chamber showed many members intending to stay informed and vote for community best interests.
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Chamber’ of Commerce
Walter A. Draper
Charter Commission
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
Tion
Cannibalism Suggested as Digestive Cure by Doctor
Special from The Auer Saat Pavia reports Dr Hugonenca Doyen of the faculty of medicine proposes cannibalism as a cure for indigestion after an exhaustive study. She claims the most digestive food for humans is Bumas Seah.
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Auer Saat Pavia
Hugonenca Doyen
Faculty of Medicine
School Survey Day Plans in Ohio Schools
In compliance with Governor Cox a state school survey day or education day will be observed in Ohio Friday. Exercises will be held in school auditoriums and parents are expected to participate. Kates L. Swain speaker of the House will address several city schools.
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Cox
Ohio
Kates L. Swain
Flouse, of Representatives
Frightened Boys Papered by Knuckle Show Arrest
Fratrgiman McShane reports John Meyers aged 31 of 313 West Thirteenth Street was arrested after an argument with shoe shine boys at Sixth and Walnut Streets. He allegedly frightened them by displaying a pair of brass knuckles and was booked on a charge of carrying concealed weapons.
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Fratrgiman McShane
John Meyers
West Thirteenth Street
Sixth
Walnutj Streets
The Playgoer's True Friend and The Fortune Hunter At Local Theaters
A fragmentary review list covers several shows including The Master Mind with Edwand Breese de as a crook in a high class drama and Eleator Montell as a weak woman. Matinee crowds cry and enjoy. Also noted are The Fortune Hunter at the Orpheum and gowns of a lively Olympic Sunshine Girls chorus.
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Olympic
Extravegense
Cehunbig Buriesquere
Sewthern Darkles
HECOK
Star Wet Company
Olen
Courts Hear Wide Range Of Early 1900s Cases Involving Bankruptcy And Damages
The court dealt with several actions including a bankruptcy order against The Mager Company and related parties, a verdict for damages in a Cincinnati Tractor case, and damages against a Fourth of July event committee. Other matters included termination of a trust under a William Moerlein will, habeas corpus release of Bert Mollineaux, and various suits for property damage and fraud.
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C. W. Eldridge
Due Fireworks Company
Hoffman
Due
William Christian Moerlein
William Moerlein
Carolina Moérlein
Moerien
Pax
Schumate
Mollineaux
Judge Cushing Sentences Oliveri in Carriage Weaving Case
In a criminal court session Judge Cushing sentenced Ernet Oliveri to thirty days for carrying healed weavons with a misprinted name. Frank Baschang received a sentence under two years for soliciting a bribe connected with procuring refunders of Dow tax for brewery agents in 1911. Sheriff Wapper was asked to arrange travel to Columbus for him to serve no sentence. The Supreme Court refused a new trial last week.
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Cushing
Ernet Oliveri
Frank Baschang
Insolvency Court Receives Receiver For Local Cigar Firm
Marie Eckelkamp petitions in Insolvency Court to place Compass Inc under receiver Charles H Hoffmeister alleging the company is solvent with assets about 3500 and liabilities under 500 while a director says the Mid West Cigar Company of Omaha Nebraska in bankruptcy controls it, hindering further operations.
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E- E. J. Hamburger
Compass
Charles H. Hoffmeister
Yeaterday
Marie Eckelkamp
Mid West Cigar Company
Omaha
Neb
Child custody ruling delays surrender in Gevington case
In a bizzare ruling Probation Officer Jamerson investigated a case where a mother named Bera enticed a three year old from Gevington and refused to surrender the child to a thief. The officer decided that for the present the mother may keep the child.
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Bera
Denae
Gevington
Jamerson
City Hall Romance Ends In Wedding at Altamont Hotel
Miss Christie records clerk and Ralph McFall official plan marriage at the Altamont Hotel. The ceremony follows a long romance within the State Bureau of Building and Loan Associations during the current administration.
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Grace
MeChristi
Ami
W. E. Christies
Nelson Avenue
Magried
Ralph McFall
Bureau of Building’ and Loan Associations
Altamont
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Mid-West Cigar Company
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