Force Mexican Women Into Army To Aid Gen Huerta
Mexicans urged the American embassy charge d affaires Nelapiy OShaughnessy to save them from being drafted for army service. An aged woman and two daughters were seized for commissary duty while others faced conscription for nurses and work in the field. OShaughnessy said embassies had received similar appeals and gave the same reply. Reports of battles between Ped and Constitutionalists were scattered and inconsequential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Nelapiy O'Shaughnessy
O'Shaughnessy
Variou
Stockton Sues for 10000 in Loss of Husband
May Stockton sues Julia Stockton claiming loss of husband George P Stockton and damages. Through attorneys M C Lykins and J M Binion she seeks 10000 for loss and 3500 for alleged malice after a separation caused by the mother in law Julia Stockton. The case notes George Stockton left for parts unknown on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Lykins
J. M. Binion
May Stockton
Julia Stockton
George P. Stockton
Buffalo
Louisville Seeks Chamber Advice On Civic Coalition
Louisville boards seek data from Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce on its merger of local groups and the success of coordinating civic and commercial organizations. The Louisville project plans a coalition of civic and business bodies and will use Cincinnati’s cooperative model as a guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Board of Trade
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Louisville
Cincinnati
Campaign for Club Votes In North Lyde Park
The North Lyde Park Business Men's Club held its annual smoker and launched a campaign to elect officers. Candidates include Edward A. Watson for president and L W Womacks Gustave Kellar C F Pope Edward B Appleton Re Nicka Charles W Brooks H Hohman C B Munyon W Powers Gettschmidt EB Fern Taney Kosche Witt L Davis Frank EBrez C J Rist Edward Sch Striemer and John Weik as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lyde Park
Ison
Williams Avenue
Edward A. Watson
L. W. Womacks
Gustave Kellar
C. F. Pope
Edward B.appleton
Renicka
Charles W. Brooks
H. Harry Hohman
C.B. Munyon
Blue —W. §. Powers
Gettschmidt
EB. Fern
Delegates Set For Education Discussion In Columbus Visit
Cincinnati educators prepare for a preparatory meeting at Woodward School led by Superintendent Condon to decide a definite course for the State Educational Congress in Columbus next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
State Educational Congress
Columbus
Condon
Woodward School
Divorce suit dismissed by Mes Coralie Keck Hun
Mes Coralie Keck Hun yesterday withdrew her divorce petition from Ed gar Huhn a New York City mineralogist. She had filed the suit about two months ago and is described as the widow of the Cincinnati businessman Harry Hoesinghoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralie Keck Hun
Edgar Huhn
New York City
Harry Hoesinghoff
Discussion on sex teaching at New York gathering
A meeting at the Messiah’s precincts in New York City urged sex education and moral training for future generations. Leaders Rev Dr Lee Aultman Rev W Blodgett and Rev Hugo Eisenlohr call for immediate action but differ on methods. Avukman questions theater teaching while Blodgett favors trained teachers from normal schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
New York City
Lee. Aultman
Avukman
C. W. Blodgett
Bnai Brith Silver Anniversary Dinner Highlighted by Chicago Leader
The Bnai Brith local chapter marked its 25th anniversary with a dinner at the Business Men's Club and exercises at Avondale Temple. A. J. Seelenfreund of Chicago delivered remarks on the order’s past and future, praising Leo N. Levi and detailing the organization’s acts from Galveston to San Francisco. He urged continued charitable work, including relocating families from tenements to healthier surroundings and commit to helping at least one family annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the B' Nai Hrith
Business Men's Club
A. J.” Seelenfreund
Chicago
B'nai “Brith
Order of Binai Brith
Order
United States
Seelenfreund
Galveston
San Francisco
Dayton
Sacrificial Offer Raises Heiress with $400,000 Match
Walter Kivans of the Vital Statistics office notes a bizarre appeal from a young Italian bachelor Fred Eid Maffel of Rome offering life partnership to heiresses with $400,000 inheritance. He praises the Panama Canal, seeks war support, and features himself as a devoted, disciplined suitor. He requests a wife of irreproachable reputation, possibly a widow, meeting the fortune requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kivans
Health Office
Fred Eid Maffel
Via Montébella
Rome
Italy
Breach of promise case ends with settlement and marriage
The dialogue notes a breach of promise suit concluding with a payout of $16,000 and the couple marrying afterward, as stated by the lawyer Boston G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston G
Temple program highlights cooperation and uplift efforts
In closing Beelenfreund urged Jewish unity to improve results in uplift work. Sol J. Levi, president of the local lodge, spoke on the order's aims and achievements. The program featured vocal solos by Joseph H. Schenke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beelenfreund
Sol J. Levi
Joseph H. Schenke
Judge Dismisses Slander Charge in Weis vs Wolpa Case
Common Pleas Judge Gorman dismissed the $10,000 slander claim filed by Pearl Weis against Mary Wolpa after Weis testified. The court ruled evidence failed to prove a case. Nicholas Klein represented the plaintiff, Gabriel Wolf the defendant. The alleged slander related to a hospital charity sale by women members on Clinton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Weis
Mary Wolpa
Common Pleas
Gornan
Bankrupts Discharged by U S District Judge Hollister
Discharges in bankruptcy were granted yesterday by United States District Judge Hollister. Names include Nathan Pollock Reading C, W E Taylor Sidney C, E A Taylor Sidney O, Samuel D Crumbaugh Sidney O, Ward J Russell Sidney C, Marry J Miller Springfield O, Gustavus A Kraus Kraus Wall Paper Co Norwood Hattie B Gross Madriver Township Montgomery County O, Robert W Leonard Georgetown O, Henry A Schaeper Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District
Hollister
Nathan Pollock
Reading
W. E. Taylor
Sidney
E. A. Taylor
Sid‘ney
Samuel D. Crumbaugh
Ward J. Russell
Marry J. Miller
Springfield
Gustavus A. Kraus
Kraus Wall Paper Co
Norwood
Hattié B. Gross
Madriver ‘Township
Montgomery County
Robert W. Leonard
Georgetown, O
Henry A. Schaeper
Elmwood Place
Chipman Indicted in Kentucky Gambling Case Extradition Sought
Police inspector Stanford and Commonwealth Attorney Williams won extradition pleadings in Columbus Ohio for Louis Chipman of Cincinnati on a gambling charge. Chipman, indicted for conducting a poker game, was arrested in Cincinnati and freed on habeas corpus bond. Hearing on his return to Kentucky set for Friday in Judge Warner's Cincinnati court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Commonwealth
Williams
Covington
Columbus
Cox
Louis Chipman
Cincinnati
Chipman
Kentucky
Death in Newport Ladder Fall At Speers Hospital
Coroner Digby ruled death accidental for George Ruth who died Sunday night at Speers Hospital from injuries after falling from a ladder. Ruth lived at 507 West Seventh Street Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
George Ruth
Speers Hospital
Ruth
West Seventh Stret
Newport
Couple Fined For Disorderly Conduct In Newport
James Sherman and his wife spent a night in Newport jail after being arrested early Sunday for disorderly conduct and resisting officers. The woman tore Patrolman Handemer's coat sleeve during the scuffle. They appeared before Police Judge Buren and were fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sherman
Newport
Buren
Handemer
Missing Dayton man Rudolph Imwatle aged 80
The elderly Dayton resident 80-year-old Rudolph Imwatle has been missing from his home at 109 Sixth Avenue since Friday. His mother appealed to Newport police yesterday for help locating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Imwatle
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Newport Police
Cuts Mayor's Authority Over Police and Firemen
Newport Civil Service Commissioners sustain suspensions of Detectives Cottingham and Sheeran for insubordination. Cottingham to return to duty December 16, and Sheeran to receive salary starting Christmas Day. Ruling removes Mayor’s power to override Safety Director Ebert in police and fire matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Civil Service Commissioners
Cottingham
Sheeran
Board of
Cits Commissioners
Ebert
Milk analysis finds most samples pure in Newport
Thirteen milk samples from Newport dairy wagons were tested under Health Officer Dr Todd. Twelve met the standard for purity while one did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Todd
Meyer Named Defendant in $5,000 Damage Suit
Rudolph Levan, by his next best friend, filed suit in Kenton Circuit Court naming Lois Meyer as defendant to recover $5,000 damages for injuries when struck by a truck at Craig and Kentucky avenues Covington last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Levan
Kenton
Lois’ Meyer
Craig and
Kentucky Avenues
Covington
Woman Sues Street Railway For Five Thousand Dollars
Adel Teipel files suit in the Kenton circuit court against the South Covington and Cincinnati street railway company seeking 5000 damages for personal injuries. She alleges a fall from a street car at Eleventh street and Avenue Covington occurred in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel Teipel
Kenton
South
Travellers Seek Wedding License in Covington
Greenverry B. Chaney of Cassel Minn and Ruby Fletcher of Ian erds D took a Kenton County Clerk by surprise by traveling to Covington for a marriage license then wed at Rev. Geo W Bunton's parsonage. Other couples were listed as securing licenses in Covington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Bunton
Joseph Magee
Marietta McCloskey
Man Charged in Covington Shooting Postponed Case
Charles Kershaw of 69 Linden Avenue pleaded before Judge Read in Covington police court yesterday charged with shooting with intent to kill. The incident on St. Clair Street involved Volmering, a father, who suffered a neck wound and initially refused hospital care until yesterday. Kershaw's case was continued for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kershaw
Linden Avenue
Read
Covington
M Volmering
St. Clair Street
Saturda
Volmering
St. Elizabeth
Pupils Celebrate With Flag Raising at St Patrick School Covington
The pupils of St Patrick's parochial school Covington will raise a flag over the new school building on Philadelphia Street after a Thanksgiving mass Thursday. The school and auditorium will be open to the public for inspection in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parochial School
Covington
Philadelphia Street
Dayton man dies of tuberculosis at Speers Hospital
Elmer McKeown aged 60 of Dayton Ohio died yesterday at Speers Hospital of tuberculosis. He was found wandering in the Kentucky Highlands several days ago. If relatives cannot be found he will be buried at the county's expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer McKeown
Dayton
Ohio
Speers Hospital
McKeown
Kentucky Highlands
Son Named Beneficiary in Covington Will
Will of Franz Nicherding probated in Kenton County Court leaves entire Covington estate to his son Frank Nicherding former Councilman. Executor named in the will without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Nicherding
Covington
Kenton County
Frank
Japanese Lead in Photo Contest At Cincinnati Exhibition
Amateur photographers and artists will find interest in the Camera Club of Cincinnati exhibition at the YMCA building. Over two hundred prints from Hawaii to Japan are shown, with four first prizes going to Japanese entrants. The show remains open to the public for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club of Cincinnati
Piholo-Pra
Hawaiian Islands
Explosion Victim Alma Sweitzer In Critical Condition
Alma Sweitzer aged 22 of 1610 Hast McMillan Street is in critical condition at City Hospital with burns to the arm chest and face from a gas stove explosion that occurred yesterday in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Sweitzer
McMillan Street
Pittsburgh Dispatch Confused Quote Turns Back on Season
Fragmentary sports quote highlights a Pittsburgh publication remarking on an upcoming season. The line emphasizes reluctance to compete and a claim of not biting or engaging in action while teasing the reader with context about athletic play.
Cincinnati Food Prices Show Gain
Prices of nearly all food commodities rise in August 1912 versus the prior year per Cincinnati statistics supplied to the federal government. Meats jump two to fifteen cents, eggs up about one cent, butter up four to five cents, sugar marginally higher, with flour and corn meal unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
Harmon Defends Smith Taxing Law Faces Criticism
Former Governor Harmon defended the Smith one per cent tax law amid public resentment. Dr John M Withrow and School Superintendent Condon attacked the bill as hampering the state school system. Judge Harmon replied that the fault lies with extravagant spending by the people funding education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Harmon
John M. Withrow
Condon
Fire probes into church blaze at St Boniface
Deputy State Fire Marshals began investigation into a Sunday fire at St Boniface Church Blue Rock and Lakeman streets. Damage estimated at about 200 dollars. The fire was not discovered during the blaze and the janitor found burnt wood work and altar draperies when he entered the building Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface Church
Blue Rock
Lakeman
Willem Leitmann Visits City Auditor Office Inaugural Tour
Willem Leitmann, newly elected city auditor, toured the Auditor's offices yesterday afternoon. City Auditor Washburn guided him through the facilities and explained the auditing system during the introductory visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem “Leitmann
New City
Washburn
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Gentienan
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Panama Canal
Meyer
Street Car CO
Erds
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Coving
Clarence Mullenix
Blanchester
Ethel Romney
Westboro
Robert Yunkel
Bellevue
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T. J Guthrie
Dagville, Ky
Rono C. Rule
Ludlow
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Badieville, Ky
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