Missing boy Samuel Cooper terrorizes relief at home
Mrs. Maurice Davis of 729 West Court street fears for her son Samuel Cooper who vanished after tearing up his school report and expressing he did not deserve low grades. Police seek Samuel per sister Ruth Cooper who filed a warrant for assault and denounced the Wednesday night strike. The Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee plans its first meeting Monday at 1 pm to push prior work and set new activities.
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Gine
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Cooper
Ruth Cooper
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati Urged as Location for 1914 National Convention
Letters from the Chamber of Commerce urged the National Republican Committee to select Cincinnati for the 1914 convention. The message highlighted rail access from major centers, affordability, and venues like Music Hall and Emery Auditorium for a large gathering.
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Cincinnati
On Music Hall
United States
Emery Auditorium
Bond Hill Line Seen as Certain by City Officials
Councilman Hekker announced Bond Hill street railway plans are a near certainty after Traction Co expressed willingness to extend a new line along Reading road.
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Bond Hill
Hekker
the Traction Co
Reading Road
Marriage Licenses and School Plan Reported
A list of marriage licenses includes Wood 24 of Witstach Street and Elsie Johannidg 21 of Clay Street among others. Plans for a new mechanical drawing room at Woodward High School costing 7000 dollars were finalized by the School Board's Business Manager Handman.
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Charts Wood
Witstach
Elsie Johannidg
Clay
Alexander J. ‘McCabe
Sycamore Etreet
Maybelle Conroy
Weathevent
Woodward High School
Handman
Open License Fight Continues Amid Enforcement Push
Licenses are being issued at a rapid pace with over nine granted and more expected before noon. State officials urge local boards to enforce liquor laws, outlining penalties and possible suspensions. Mayor Hunt delays Columbus trip to discuss compensation for rejected saloonkeepers and potential gubernatorial plans. Legal actions include injunctions against the county License Commission and hearings set for December.
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Heenne |Ton
Columbus ‘Operals
John Deasy
Hamilton
Deasy
Hunt
Columbus
Cox
Becaus
White House bride congratulated by Cincinnati Chamber
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Home Products Committee sent a telegram to Miss Jeanie Wilson the White House bride to be praising loyalty to American manufacture and urging support for home industries. Arthur P. Taylor chairs the committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Home Products Committee
Jeanie Wilson
White House
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Arthur P. Taylor
Warning to California visitors about land sharks
A Chamber of Commerce warning from Panama exposition authorities cautions travelers to the California coast over the next two years. It warns of land sharks selling unworthy ranch property and advises Cincinnati visitors to seek expert analysis before investing, noting little land is truly desirable and cultivated in Southern California.
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Chamber of Commerce
California
Depew Says American Girl Not As Pretty As 50 Years Ago
Chauncey Depew remarks the American girl has aged since the 1870s, calling it the first sign of his own advancing years as reported by the Detroit Free Press.
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Chauncey Depew
Chauncey
Detroi
Kenton County Government Faces Higher Expenses
Kentucky news notes new offices by the State Legislature and failed bond measures push Kenton County operating costs higher. County Treasurer Metcalfe reports cash on hand March 28 at 47 621 78 with about 42 500 spent on roads and bridges during the year including 32 000 for Ranklick turnpike reconstruction. The new Independence Courthouse cost over 32 000.
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Kenton County
Metcalfs
Ranklick
Special
Metcalfe
Independence
Williamstown man charged with cutting incident in restaurant
Charles Justice of Williamstown Ky was arrested and jailed on a charge of cutting Henry Smith across the face and neck in a restaurant at Seventh and Washington streets. Smith was taken to St Elizabeth hospital in serious condition.
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Charles Justice
Williamstown
Covington
Henry Smith
Washington Streets
Smith
St.Elizabeth Hospital
Court of Appeals affirms Lakeman injury verdict
The Court of Appeals affirmed a Kenton circuit court verdict awarding William Lakeman damages after he was injured while attempting to turn on an electric light and came into contact with a high voltage wire in Covington.
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Court of Appeals
William Lakeman
Kenton
Covington
Lakeman
Society Awards Prizes for Tuberculosis Compositions
The Kenton and Campbell Medical Society offers prizes for the best tuberculosis essay by Newport and Covington high school pupils. Each city committee will select fifteen top compositions, from which the three prize winners will be chosen.
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Kenton and Campbell Medical Society
Newport and
Covington
County Board approves Thanksgiving provisions and 1914 office budgets
County Commissioners honored a requisition for three dozen turkeys and cranberries for inmates Thanksgiving dinner. They reviewed department expense estimates for 1914 including Probate Court and Clerk and Treasurer budgets, noting Auditor costs drop due to Tax Commission. Also accepted M Hanlon's bid for a concrete bridge and Pittan's bid for gutters and drains, with Church Street repairs referred for tabulation.
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Weinbrodt
Tax Commission
M. Hanlon
Weat Fork Road
Pitan
Indian Hill Avenue
Church Street
Newtown
Corn Show Plan Progress in Hamilton County
Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee and Hamilton County Corn Improvement Association plan a corn show at Mt Healthy School Auditorium January 9 and 10. Victor Herron of the Experimental Farm will arrange the exhibit, touted as the most comprehensive in the area. Senor Aldape’s dismissal signals U.S. isolation stance under President Wilson.
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Chamber Od Commerce Agricultural Committee
Hamilton County Corn Improvement Association
Sheriff Preparations for Kenton County Bond
Sheriff John Allison of Kenton county prepared his official bond to take office January 1. The bond is set at 200000 dollars. Deputies named include James Fiereek William Wilson James Blick George Schneider Thomas Kinney William Kooth and George Benz.
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John Allison
Kenton County
Sherif Allison
Nho
Treey
James Fiereek
Marcheson
William Wilson
James Blick
George Schneider
Thomas Kinney
William Kooth
George Benz
Covington Council Sets Sine Die For December 29
Covington board of council adjourns sine die Monday December 29 in honor of twenty years of city government. The legislature had enacted the system in 1894. A four commissioner plus a mayor board will replace it as retiring members complete unfinished business. Internal improvements committee ordered 1260 dollars to extend Twenty First street from Madison to Banklick.
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Covington
Twenty-First Street
Madison
Banklick Street
Indictments Reported By Covington Grand Jury
Judge Tracy to announce a partial report from the special grand jury in Covington after four weeks in session. Seventeen indictments against alleged gaming operators have been returned with more expected.
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Covington
Tracy
Circuit Court
Trains Delayed After Switch Engine Jumping Track at Erlanger
A switch engine on the Southern railroad jumped the track at Erlanger Kentucky around 6 30 PM causing four hours of inbound traffic from Chattanooga and delaying two south bound trains.
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Southern Railroad
Erlanger
Chattanoora
Bazaar nets $1900 for St Elizabeth hospital
The St Elizabeth hospital bazaar committee announced last night the event netted 1900 in ten days. The bazaar was under the auspices of the Roman Catholic churches of Kenton and Campbell counties. Funds will aid the erection of a new hospital building.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Aiiew Hospital
Girl Shot, 17 Hurt In Students Battle At Barcelona
Special to See American. Barcelona Spain November 21 One student was shot to death and seventeen combatants were wounded as university students battled police. Police stormed the university gates and entered to quell the disturbance.
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Barcelona
Spain
Arctic Explorers Delayed Reaching Polar Station
The Greenland steamer reports that Arctic explorers Roud Rasmussen and Peter Freuchen cannot reach North Star Bay due to motor damage. They plan to sail to Upernivik then use a sledge to bring provisions along the coast to the relief station. Knud Rasmussen, famed Greenland explorer, earlier led discoveries including Christian X. Land.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Roud Rasmussen
Peter Freuchen
Polar
North Star Bay
Upernivik
Knud Rasmussen
Christian X. Land
Greenland
Rasmussen
Munsey Trust Rescues United States Trust Company
The Frank A. Munsey Trust Company of the city has taken over the United States Trust Company and its five branches. The transfer covers $6,500,000 in obligations to depositors and all assets.
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Washington
United States Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey Trust Company
Mayor Helmbold Misfeasance Trial Set For Wednesday
Newport mayor Helmbold faces trial on alleged misfeasance in office. Indictment, drawn by a grand jury, sparked affidavits of prejudice and challenges to jury selection. Campbell circuit court continued the case to next Wednesday on motion by Special Judge Br. Menefee.
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Helmbold
Newport
Campbell
Stat- Judes BR
Menefee
Grant County
Yunabdfit
Calawell
Merefee
Wagon and Car Collision Hospitalizes Two in Newport
Isaac Bartell aged 67 of 60 West Fourth Street and his son in law Isaac Gree man aged 27 sustained serious injuries when a wagon they occupied collided with a Patterson street car at Fourth and Central in Newport. Both were thrown to the street. the horse was crippled.
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Isaac Bartell
West Fourth Street
Isaac Greeman
Newport
Patterson Street
Fourth
Central Avenue
Youths in Newport Police Court Loitering Case
Leonard Cochran and Glenn Good appeared before Judge Buten in Newport police court yesterday charged with loitering. A revolver and five cartridges were found in Cochran’s possession. Cochran was fined 25 dollars and jailed for thirty days. Good received a fine of 1 dollar.
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Leonard Cochran
Glenn. Good
Buten
Newport
Ysterday
Tobacco broker ill taken to Christ Hospital
Covington broker Headly Brown was taken to Christ Hospital yesterday for an operation after illness.
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Headly Brown
Covington
Christ Hospital
Covington A C Team to Clash with Christ Church Elev en at Wiedemann Park
A fast paced football game is expected tomorrow afternoon at Wiedemann Park Newport between Covington A C Team and Christ Church Elev en Newport.
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Wiedemann Park
Newport
A. C
Covington
Christ Churel
Elever
AFL Labor Meeting Debates Political Party Formation
The Seattle gathering of the American Federation of Labor defeats a motion for a national party and adopts a resolution suggesting future party formation. Delegate Max Hayes argues socialists do not aim to split labor from Republicans and Democrats. Officials settle jurisdiction and union coordination for Brewery Workers, auto industry workers, and shop trades while rejecting intervention in Mexico.
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Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Max Hayes
Ohio
Brewery Workers Union
Auotmobile
United States
New York
Federation
Mexico
Will Work Streets to Pay Option Law Penalty
William Danley must serve 1 194 days on a work sentence at 1 60 per day to satisfy a 2000 dollar fine for violating the local option law as reported from Monmouth UK on November 21.
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Monmouth
William Danley
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