Two Boys Found Living in Piano Box in Huntington
Probation Officer Frank Kuhn returned from Huntington with Clifford White and Paul McDowell both 14 and 16. Missing since November the youths had empty piano box as a home with blankets fuel and ample food. They will face Juvenile Judge Caldwell in the morning.
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Frank Kuhn
Huntington
W. Va
Clifford. White
West ‘Sixth
Paul McDowell
Richmond Street
Ington
Kuhn
Caldwell
Woman Sues For 20000 Damages Over Fall On Sidewalk
Mrs Jennie Finn of 1003 Richmond Street sues contractor G Battista Herzo in Common Pleas Court claiming a fall in April damaged her ankle and reduced her weight by 35 pounds. She seeks 20000 dollars.
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Richmond Street
Jennie Finn
Common Pleas Court
G. Battista Herzo
Verdict for Damages Against Schmid in Ohio Court
Miss Elsie Renz of Bond Hill received a 26000 damages verdict against Albert P. Schmid and Jessie H. Schmid in Superior Judge Stanley Merrell's court after a July motorcycle collision on Reading road and Seymer avenue left her with a severed foot and permanent leg injury. Attorney Charles L. Hopping represented the plaintiff.
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Elsie Renz
Bond Hill
Benz
Louis Leaf
Schmid
Reading Road
Seymer Avenue
Charles L. Hopping
Dr Anna Shaw to Lead at National Suffrage Convention
Dr Anna Shaw a noted suffragist will hold a high place of honor at the National Suffragist Convention in Washington from November 28 to December 5. She will join other leaders to press Congress for a national suffrage amendment.
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Washington
Anna Shaw
Shaw
Congress
Freight Handlers Convene in Cincinnati for National Meet
C B Beaumont arriving in Cincinnati to prepare for the Freight Handlers Union national convention opening November 27 at Workmen's Hall. An expected 600 delegates will attend over four days as officers gather to advance plans including a proposed National Arbitration Board.
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United States
National Board of Arbitration
C. B. ‘Beaumont
Workmen's Hall
Commissioners Inspect Saloons In County Tour
State Board member C. Allen visits to inspect county saloons while hearings continue. Few cases opened in morning session, then the board focuses on saloon changes protested locally. Up to fifty license changes expected to be forwarded to Columbus this week for approval.
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State Board
Columbus
Confederacy group urged against pension moves
Special to The American from New Orleans reports that the United Daughters of the Confederacy in a convention were urged to discourage any movement to obtain pensions. The item notes the gathering and the appeal made to preserve historical positions amid discussion of pension efforts.
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New Orleans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Huber Trial Set After Mt Healthy Killing Incident
The trial of Robert Huber of Chicago for first degree murder in John Kunnelman’s Mt Healthy saloon shooting is set for Monday. Mrs Huber, the defendant’s wife, will testify as a key defense witness about alleged abuse by Kunnelman.
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Robert Huber
Chicago
John Kunnelman
Mt Healthy
Noted pickpocket Cohen held for extradition from Canada
Charles Cohen alias Manheimer alias Lewis, a famed pickpocket known across the United States, was released by Canadian authorities in Winnipeg after being sought for being an undesirable alien and fugitive from justice. He had been arrested in Cincinnati last year and later released on bond before fleeing again.
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Charles Cohen
Manheimer
Lewis
King’s
Winnepeg
Canada
Cohen
Crawford & Poppe Detective
New York City
United States
Free Municipal Employment Bureau Submits Its Report
The annual report to Mayor Hunt notes efforts for the unemployed over the past year. Bureau officials say they avoided labor interference and succeeded in preventing disruption by saving families from the workhouse by preventing husbands from being jailed for non support.
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Free Municipal Employment Bureau
Hunt
Bureau
Glory Kiss suit dismissed for lack of evidence
The Glory Kiss suit brought by Freda Marienthal of New York City against Mrs Maria Weldlich and others in this city seeking 25000 dollars for alienation of affections was dismissed yesterday by Judge Dickson. Her attorney George Peacock had withdrawn earlier for nonproduction of proofs. Defendants were found to be innocent of the charge.
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Freda Marienthal
New York City
Maria Weldlich
Theodore Marienthal
Dickson
George Peacock
Taboo Realistic Pictures In Cincinnati Theaters
The Board of Motion Picture Censors formed by the Governor will soon enforce eliminations in local theaters. Scenarios depicting crimes debauchery indecent dancing and protracted kissing face heightened scrutiny and likely cuts.
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Cincinnati
Board of Motion Picture Censors
Art of Blending Is a Life Study at Coffee Convention
National Coffee Roasters Association closes its convention with a banquet at the Linton Hotel. William Hiern advocates education for grocers on coffee blending, handling, and merchandising, urging cooperation among roasters, wholesalers, and retailers to raise standards and boost consumption.
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National Coffee Roasters Association
Linton Hotel
William Hiern
Tea and Coffee Trade Journal
New York City
Ankers
New York
Chicago
Iowa
City files foreclosure suit over Ludlow Avenue Viaduct cost
The city through Solicitor Alfred Bettman sues Cincinnati Traction and Cincinnati Street Railway for 39 416 99 each or half the viaduct cost to date. The project aims to remove the grade crossing of B and O and Big Four tracks at Ludlow Avenue, with total costs to date 75 831 97. The traction company argues the viaduct does not replace an existing crossing and thus is not an abatement under the lease and 1912 ordinance.
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Alfred Bettman
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Ludlow Avenue
Street Car Company
Traction |l Company
Mable
The
Traction Company
Schmidlapp Fund Report Reveals Bureau Aid to Working Girls
The 1913 Schmidlapp fund report shows the bureau aiding 85 girls since its five year start. Loans totaling two hundred dollars were repaid in full by one recipient, with four others partially repaid. Thirty two are active beneficiaries and forty nine are on the closed wards list. The bureau answered over 800 appeals and spent 2745 dollars and 72 cents, plus offering motherly guidance to recipients.
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Schmidlapp Fund
Schmidlapp Bureau
Schmidlapp
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Stanley
Merrell
MR. Henry Peck
Lel
DR. Anna Shaw
Woman Suffrage
Huber
Paidon
King’s Court of
Winnipeg
Employment Bureau
CITY
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Bettman
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
OND Department
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