Change President Issues Statement on Cincinnati Criticism
The American reports President Walter A. Draper supports a nationwide counter campaign by the Chamber of Commerce to dispel false rumors about Cincinnati after the election. He urges outsiders to trust the new administration’s promised governance and refrain from vilification until investigations confirm or deny any backward steps.
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Cincinnati
Upstate
Chamber of, Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Tax Bills Rush Initiated Amid Court Review
County Treasurer Hopkins received 2000 and County Auditor Bader 1800 from Common Pleas Judges to speed tax bill distribution. The delay stems from Supreme Court review of the legality of the special road tax levy. Leo M. Fox resigned as court stenographer.
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Common Pleas
Hopkins
Bader
Supreme Court
Leo M. Fox
Arrest of Cambridge ex postmaster on federal theft charges
Inspector Crim and Detectives Frame and Odgers arrested Me McGillivray B85 of Cambridge Massachusetts former town postmaster who is wanted by federal authorities. He allegedly shorted accounts by about 4500 dollars and is held at Central Station awaiting a U S Commissioner hearing before transfer to Pittsboro for trial. He remained reticent when questioned.
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Crim
Frame
Odgers
McGillivray
Cambridge
Mass
Central Station
United States
U.S
Adler
Federal Building
Pittsboro
Car Jumped Track Causes Collision on Hunt Street
A southbound Avondale car No. 17 derailed at Hunt and Sycamore and struck Isaac Winkler's car at 3602 Washington Avenue. The impact damaged Winkler's vehicle. no injuries were reported.
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Hunt and Sycamore Streets
Avondale
Isaac Winkler
Washington Avenue
Campaign finance details reveal Republican spend near 46k
The Republican Campaign Committee reported expenses of 45 896 93 and contributions of 46 270 57 for the recent election. Major donors included Dudley Sutphin Spiegel and others. expenses covered salaries, advertising, rent, livery, and fireworks. The Democratic side shows 29 390 40 raised and 25 477 13 spent.
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Pears
Repub- Headn
Orneem
Dudley
Spiegel
Rud K .Hynicka
Garry Herrmann
Julius Fleischmann
J. B. Foraker
R. B. Edmondson
Norwood
William H. Lueders
A. E.B. Stevens
North Bend
Pogue
Hoffheimer & Pogue
Albert Lackman
Nicholas Longsworth
Charles Cooper
Reading
Ohio
J. T. Carew
Frea Schneller
W. D. Alexander
John R. Holmes
Democratic Campaign’ Committee
Officer Fires at Intruder in Merchants Otto Co Offices
Merchant Policeman Martin Dettmer encountered a man in the offices on Tor Reading road while on routine rounds. After a hand to hand struggle the officer fired twice, wounding George Stone likely fatally. Stone remained at City Hospital as police filed no charges against Dettmer.
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Otto Compay
Tor Reading Road
Martin Dettmer
Central Avenue
Ine Truder
Dettmer
Art Company
George Stone
Peat
Second District’ Patrol
Btone
East Twelfth Street
Judge questions new law in Huber murder case
Attorney Froome Morris seeks to take depositions outside the state for Robert Huber of Chicago charged with killing John Kunzelman June 4. Judge Cushing denies the request but allows depositions in New York and Chicago, cautioning uncertain return and noting potential legal disputes.
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Froome Morris
Criminal
Robert Huber
Chicago
John Kunzelman
Healthy
Morris
Cushing
Huber
New York
Supreme Court
Record of Tobacco in U S Warehouses November 14 1912
Census Bureau preliminary figures show 1 108 270 411 pounds of leaf tobacco on hand in U S warehouses as of October 1 1912, with comparisons to April 1 1912 and October 1 1912. Imported types in bonded warehouses October 1 totaled 55 706 540 pounds.
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Washington
Kentucky
Ted Ax
Bers Oo
Commisdioner
United States
Oae Walger
Wright
Cete
Isara
Bend
Loot Found Linked to City Mail Robbery
Mrs. Mary Jordan reports finding a lady's green coat and skirt in a pasteboard box in a vacant lot near 758 West Fourth Street. Marked with a Cleveland address, the garments are believed by police to be loot from a recent parcel post wagon robbery.
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U. S Parcel Post
Mary Jordan
West Fourth Street
Fourth District
Sho
Lady
Cleveland
Without Legal Authority Asserts Mrs Williamson in Suit
Mrs Williamson files suit in federal court to set aside the deed of assignment of Superior Portland Cement Co. seeks an injunction to bar Justus Collins from acting under the deed. The company, a $1 million corporation, allegedly used bonds and notes to influence loans and shifted assets to a bank ally. Williamson, owning 100 shares, accuses Collins and Zimmerman of minority stockholder opposition and manipulation since the firm's 1904 founding. Murray Seasongood represents the complainant.
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Superior Portland Cement Company
Portland Cement Eee Sas Premiee
Seokinninah Akated Oatee
Seanad
Williamson
Justus Collins
Eugene Zimmermann
George R. Colling
United States District Court
Collins
Williameon
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Eugene Zimmerman
M. L. Sternberger
Tte Delta
Wunlectare
Zimmerman
Collinge
Calsetteburg
George R. Collins
Hunting Season Sparks Rabbit License Rush In Town
The daily rush for hunting licenses hits a peak as 292 licenses were issued yesterday, adding to 2,420 already issued, with several hundred entrants noted. The surge included three women among the hunters flocking to the license office.
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Stephens
PIANO MORTGAGED IN BROWN EMBezzlement CASE
In Cincinnati Avondale insolvent Mrs Thompson Brown faces sentencing for embezzlement after the Aeolian Company moved for delivery of an ebony Steinway Grand piano. Judge Jelke Jr indicated likely overrule of a new trial and a bill of exception to be prepared for Thursday.
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Carlotta
Thompson Brown
Cincinnati
Queen of Finance
Avondale
Aeolian ‘Company
Ferdinand Jelke, Jr
C. J. Prank
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