Boys Found Living Hidden In Piano Box In Huntington
Probation Officer Frank Mune returned from Huntington West Virginia with Clifford White age 16 of West Sixth Street and Paul McDowell age 14 of Richmond Street. The boys had been missing since November 3 and were found by Huntington police in a piano box used as a shelter. They had blankets and ample food supplies. They will be brought before Juvenile Judge Caldwell.
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Frank Mune
Huntington
Clifford White
West Sixth Street
Paul
McDowell
Richmond Street
Ington
Kuhn
Woman Sues for 20000 Damages After Fall on Walk
Mrs Jennie Finn of 1603 Richmond Street sues G Battista Herzo contractor in Common Pleas Court for 20000 alleging injury from a fall caused by a door knob and a door cover on the sidewalk. She claims permanent ankle injury and a 35 pound weight loss.
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Richmond Street
Jennie Finn
Common Pleas Court
G. Battista. Herzo
Verdict Against Schmid For 26000 Damages In Personal Injury Case
Miss Elsie Renz of Hood Hill won a 26000 verdict against Albert P. Schmid and Jessie H. Schmid in Superior Court before Judge Stanley Merrell. The July 27 collision involving a motorcycle and Schmid’s car left Renz with permanent leg injuries and a permanent cripple. Charles L. Hopping was her attorney. Schmid entered no defense.
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Merrell
Schmid
Atesney
Miné/Benz
Louis
Seymer Avenur
Chrles L Hopping
Ver
Dr Anna Shaw Honored At National Suffrage Convention
Washington November 1 Dr Anna Shaw a leading suffragist will have a high place of honor at the National Suffrage Convention to be held here November 28 December 5 She will be among the readers of the votes for women case who will appear before Congress urging the national suffrage amendment.
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Washington
Anna Shaw
Shaw
Congress
Freight Handlers to Convene Here in Cincinnati
B Beaumont chief organizer of the Freight Handlers Union arrives in Cincinnati to arrange for the national convention starting November 27 and running four days. Officials expect about 500 delegates with national officers present and aim to establish a National Arbitration Board. Sessions will be at Workmen's Hall.
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United States
National Board of Arbitration
B- Beaumont
Chicago
Cincinnati
National
Oak Wage
Workmen's Hall
Commissioners Inspect Saloons In County Visit
Local license bureau hosted state board official Cod Allen as commissioners reviewed saloon protests. Several hearings were granted in the morning before resuming the inspection tour of town saloons. An anticipated fifty changes to the license list are expected, with the final list to Columbus by week’s end.
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ByOne
Cod. Allen
State Board
Fwo
Sahil Hanae All Problity
Columbus
Confederates Urged Against US Pension Push
In New Orleans on November 13 the United Daughters of the Confederacy at their convention were urged to oppose any effort to obtain United States pensions for Confederate veterans.
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New Orleans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United States
Huber Trial Set For Monday In Mt Healthy Murder Case
The trial of Robert Huber of Chicago for first degree murder over the death of his wife's brother John Kunselman, shot at a Mt Healthy saloon on June 4, will hear next Monday. Mrs Huber will be a key defense witness claiming abuse by Kunselman.
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Robert Huber
Chicago
John Kunselman
Mt Healthy
Prisoner Cohen Freed by Canadian Court Amid Extradition Fight
Charles Cohen alias Manheimer alias Lewis, a noted pickpocket, was released by the King's Court of Canada on Saturday. He had been wanted in the city and arrested in Cincinnati last year. The Crawford & Poppe Detective Agency notified authorities, and the extradition battle began. Cohen, backed by his associates, posted bond via Undertaker William Porter and vanished. He is from New York City and is known to police nationwide as a clever criminal.
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Charles, Cohen
Manheimer
Lewis
King’s Court of War Canada
Cohen
Winnepeg Peverfal
Crawford & Poppe Detective Agency
Cincinnati
William Porter
Porter
New York City
United States
Employment Bureau Submits Its Annual Report
The Free Municipal Employment Bureau sent its annual report to Mayor Hunt. Officials say they aided the unemployed over the past year and avoided labor trouble by refraining from interference. They also claim success in recent months at preventing family disruption by saving a husband convicted for nonsupport from the workhouse.
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Free Municipal Employment Bureau
Hunt
Bureau
Glory Kiss suit dismissed for lack of evidence
The Glory Kiss suit filed by Freda Mane of New York City against Mrs. Maria Weidlich and others for 25000 dollars was dismissed yesterday by Judge Dickson for lack of evidence. Attorney George Peacock had withdrawn weeks earlier after no proofs were supplied. Defendants proved their innocence of the allegations.
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Freda Maene
New York City
Maria Weidlich
Theodore Marienthal
Dickson
George Peacock
Taboo Realistic Pictures Move To Cincinnati Theaters
Cincinnati boards of motion picture censorship act to ban realistic films. The new censorship board aims to remove crime scenes debauchery indecent dancing and prolonged kissing from local theaters.
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Cincinnati
Board of Motion Picture Censors
Art of Blending Is a Life Study at Coffee Convention
The National Coffee Roasters Association closes its annual convention with a banquet at the Linton Hotel. Officers and committees report on education for grocers, roasting standards, honest trade practices, and cooperative marketing to raise coffee knowledge and consumption.
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National Coffee Roasters Association
Linton Hotel
Association
New York City
Ankers
Gisaune
New York
Chicago
Iowa
City sues Traction Co over Ludlow viaduct cost split
The City, through Solicitor Alfred Bettman, sues Cincinnati Traction Company and Cincinnati Street Railway in Common Pleas for foreclosure to recover $39,416.99 as their share of Ludlow Avenue viaduct costs. The project, costing $78,831.97, aims to eliminate a grade crossing of B and O and Big Four tracks. the traction company argues it does not cover an existing street.
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Alfred Bettman
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Ludlow Avenue
Street Car Company
Traction Company
Mable
Schmidlapp Fund Report Reveals Philanthropy Details
The 1913 Schmidlapp fund report shows the bureau aiding working girls since its 1908 establishment by the Schmidlapp family. Eighty five girls received aid with many repaying loans. one repaid 200 dollars, four made partial returns, five married, twenty seven self supporting, twenty nine active beneficiaries, and forty nine on the closed wards list. Over five years the bureau answered 800 appeals and spent 2748 dollars and 72 cents plus offers motherly counsel and guidance.
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Schmidlapp
Fundal
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Dake
Jessie"h
MR. Henry Peck
Mim
Ofiad
Laszeppy
DR. Anna Shaw
Woman Suffrage
Irev
Huber
King’s Court of
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Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
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Henry JR
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