Bettman Firm Creditors Hit By Bankruptcy Proceedings
A creditors meeting set for December 3 at 3 o’clock will address a Gale claim of 6 248.10 filed by Goldman, Shiass ee Cos bankirs of New York against the Bettman firm. The banker says the firm, once thought to be prospering under current management, failed to settle debts as a Naples Naples cherry shipment led to a contested claim. The trustee’s report shows the bank balance rising from 75 000 to 145 119.43 as of the latest tally.
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McA Aronia ‘Shginn Und Rheinstrom
Goldman
Shiass + ee Cos bankirs
New York
Hasix
Naples
Haly
Arailst
Phe Fe Daggett Company
Boston
Rheistrom
Rheinstrom
Atate
Thesompany
Plan to Open New Armory Downtown
Officials reveal plans for a new armory to be built downtown within a year. The project aims to provide a permanent building for the regiment and improve facilities at the site near the mill district, with anticipated increased activity and a downtown location.
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Ohio
Flouse
Waisal Part
Prisoner Rescue by Gunfire Shocks Missouri Train Scene
A prisoner escaped custody after a shooting at night aboard a royal passenger train in Missouri. A constable was shot as the gunman freed the handcuffed detainee before fleeing. The man who assisted the shooting remains unidentified.
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Shersal
Phy Abierkk
iMan
Missouri
twiGit
Fia
Executors File Suit Over Debenture Bonds
Executors and trustees of the late George F B Wilson of Philadelphia filed suit in the United States Court through Jenney and Smith for judgment against the Cincinnati Dayton Toledo Traction Company. The refuters seek five debenture bonds of 1000 dollars each that fell due and were redeemable last March.
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Etinha
Wilson
George FB. Wilson
Philadelphia
Pal
United States Cort
Jenney & Smith
Cincinnati, Dayton
Toledo votes three cent streetcar fare ordinance
Toledo council unanimously passes an ordinance establishing a three cent street car fare with universal transfers effective March 27 1914 coinciding with the expiration of the Toledo Light and Power Company franchise. Mayor Brand Whitlock expected to sign upon return.
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Toledo
Toledo Light & Tradition Company
Brand Whitlock
Tragedy Recited In Huber Murder Trial Hearing
The trial of Robert Huber for the murder of his brother in law John Kunzelman opened in Common Pleas Court. Witnesses including Dr Otis Cameron and John Sorn testified about Kunzelman being shot at his saloon by Huber. The prosecution seeks capital punishment as the hearing continues with a 9:36 a m restart and possible late Monday jury verdict.
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Robert Huber
John Kunzelman
Hunera
Akunzelman
Charles Apgar
Amines Ermer
Theodore Holiweek
Fred Krdler
Thomas
Connelly
Charles Schneider
John Poker
John Amess
Lawrence
J. Deininger
Wiliam Kugler
Thomas Manion
George Quinn
Ékaminga
Froome Morris
Huber
Pogue
Walter M. ‘Schacke
Otis
Cameron
Kunzelman
BE. Nelaot
John Sorn
Mt. Healthy
Sorn
Dinasine
Truk
Federal Aid Granted to Fight Plague in Cincinnati
Federal aid has been granted to the Anti Tubytenlosiq League for eradication of the white plague in Cincinnati. Dr Samuel Iglauer, league president, announced the action after General Rupert Blue granted assistance from the Marine Hospital Service. State and local boards of health had ignored the league's request.
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Samuel Iglauer
League
Rupert Blue
Apelistante
Marine Hospital Service
Boards of Health
Missing New York official seen in San Francisco
Cheries B. Stover Park Commissioner of New York City, missing for five weeks, was sighted today at the St Francis Hotel with J H Francis of Chicago. They left before inquiries could be addressed. Stover disappeared after leaving New York October 16. A general police alert was issued and his photo will be shown in moving pictures nationwide.
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Rhedal
Mwértian
Francisco
Cheries
B. Stover
Park ‘Commiani Oner
New York City
St. Francis Hotel
J.-H. Francis
To “Hicago
Francis
Stover
Mystery suit names former Gardner wife in alchemy case
The unnamed widow of Russell E. Gardner sues Dr. Marc Ray Hughes for $10,000 alleging he owes her money. The suit, filed Oct. 30, involves Gardner’s sister marrying former Governor Patterson of Tennessee. Dr Hughes had treated Mrs. Gardner years ago and testified at a divorce trial.
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Dr. Hughes
Gardner
Actress Eva Tanguay Plans Honeymoon Trip
Special to The Americss from Ann Arbor Mich reports Eva Tanguay the actress married yesterday here to John Ford a member of her company. The couple plans a honeymoon to follow her theatrical season. Ford had been married once before.
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Americss
Ann. Arbor
Mich
Tanguay
Iee
John Ford
Ford
Man sues private policeman over June assault in Norwood
Rodney F Jeter, a Norwood salesman, filed a Common Pleas Court suit for 6000 against Thomas Flanagan a private policeman alleging he was assaulted and beaten at Fifth and Walnut streets on June 27. The suit is brought through attorney William P Rieker.
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Thomas Flanagan
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Rodney F. Jeter
Norwood
Flanagan
Common Pleas Court
Willam P. Rieker
Fess Justifies Support for Currency Bill at Ohio Banquet
Congressman S D Fess told 200 bankers in Yellow Springs that the currency bill aims to reform banking and would be elastic to local needs. He praised President Wilson but criticized wall street influence while warning against speculative panics and stressing government oversight of banking. Judge R W Bagott spoke on the passing of old attitudes.
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Congress of the United States
Wilson
S. D. Fess
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Busines Men's Club
Association
Fess
Washington
House
Senate
Europe
United States
England
France
Germany
Wall Street
New York
T'am
R. W. Bagott
Dayton
Grump
Kentucky City Larceny Suspects Await Trial
Lawborn and Gus Plepet faced jury action in Newport for larceny and housebreaking charges. Prosecutors argued they could be tried for both offenses though the residence had no doors or windows, located in Newport's fiend district. Evidence included removal of doors and windows and a missing pipe.
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Dock Lawborn
Gus’ Plepet
Campbell Grand Dary
Featon
Newport
Fiend
Lawhorn
Covington Art Society Incorporators Named
In Kenton County Clerk's office the Covington McDowell society of Kentucky filed articles of incorporation to promote art. Founders include Alice K E Folger Mary Florence Taney Fannie Manger Francia Manser Mayor George Phillips and assistant city solicitor John Richmond. A weeklong display of members work opened last night at Carnegie Hall.
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Covington
McDowell Society of ‘Kentucky
Kenton County
Alice KE. Folger
Mary Florence
Taney
Fannie Manger
Francia’ Manser
George Phillips
John Richmond
Carnegie Hall
Robberies Reported in Covington Area
Three small thefts were reported to Covington police yesterday. A gold watch was taken at 1344 Greenup Street from Louis Ludwig of 1336 Greenup Street. Mrs. Gaugh of 1315 Scott Street said $12 was stolen from a savings bank.
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Covingtoch
Greenup Street
Louis’ Ludwig
Mrs. Gaugh
Scott Street
Burglar Sentenced in Kenton Circuit Court
Donald Hall alias Dad Beasley arrested in Cincinnati and sentenced in Covington for breaking into a storeroom. He pleaded guilty and faces an indeterminate prison term of one to five years. He will be taken to the penitentiary.
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Donald Hall
Dad” Beasley
Cincinnati
Kenton
Hall
Covington
Misdemeanor Charge Leads to Lunacy Commitment for Ward
George Ward aged 26 faced a breach of the peace charge and was committed to Lakeland asylum after a county court hearing. Judge Cleary ordered transfer to Kenton Circuit Court where a jury and physician witnesses, including Dr. O Malley, testified to Ward being of unsound mind with religious delusions.
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George Ward
Johnson
Coyington
Lakeland ‘Asylum
Ward
Perry
Kennedy
Cleary
Tracy
Kenton
Health Cmcer
O'Malley
Covington militia recruits to be enlisted soon
Recruiting begins Monday at the armory at Seventh and Madison for a new Covington company of state militia. The office will stay open nightly next week with James Northcutt and Charles Gausenpohl leading the unit, aiming for 60 volunteers by January 1 under Captain James Brownfield and Adjutant General Tandy Pilis.
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Covington Company of State Militia
Seventh
Madison Avenue
James Northcutt
Charles Gausenpohl
James Brownfield
Tandy Pilis
Brownfield
O Bryan Rites Held By Immaculate Conception Parish
Funeral services for Patrick O Bryan father of Rev George O Bryan were held Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church Newport. Thirty five priests assisted in the requiem high mass preached by Rev John O Dwyer. A Cincinnati division delegation of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers attended as one of its oldest members.
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Patrick O'Bryan
George O'Bryan
Immaculate Conception Church
Newport
O'Bryan
John O'Dwyer
Cincinnati Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wachs property sale asked in Covington estate suit
Edward Waches and wife filed suit in Kenton Circuit Court seeking the sale of property at Sixth and Bakewell streets Covington to settle the Herman C. Wachs estate. Flora Mueller and others are named as defendants. Ben F. Graziani sues L A Jones to recover 350 dollars for legal services in an assault indictment trial. Eight Erlanger residents face suits to recover street improvement charges. Defendants include Elizabeth Kiernan Samuel Grueber Joseph Schindler EB BL Heisel Michael Knaub Hannah Redinger and A Riggs.
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Kenton
Sixth and
Bakewell Streets
Covington
Herman C. Wachs
Flora Mueller
L. A. Jones
Erlanger
Elizabeth Kiernan
Samuel Grueber
Joseph Schindler
Eb, BL. Heisel
Michael Knaub
Hannah Redinger
A. Riggs
Saloon Keepers fined in Campbell Circuit Court
Theodore Burek and Jamen Geyer Campbell county saloon keepers were fined 260 each after pleading guilty to indictments for operating shot machines at their Mel bourne and Twelve Mile saloons. A chess case against Joseph Achessk was dismissed.
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Theodore Burek
Jamen Geyer
Campbell County
Campbell
Murek
Geyer
Melbourne
Joseph Achessk
Alee
Wea
Kentucky Brewers in Annual Meeting
The Kentucky Brewers Association held its annual session yesterday in the Wiedemann Brewing Company hall in Newport. President Charles P. Dehier of Louisville led proceedings with numerous members listed and a post meeting banquet at the German Village.
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Kentucky Brewers
Kentucky Brewers’ Association
Wiedemann Brewing Company
Newport
Charles P. Dehier
Louisville
Frank Fehr
Charlies Weber
Henry Mink
Lawrence Reichers
William Geret
John Gund
Frank Lang
William Riedlin, Sr
William Riedlin
Charlies Wiedemann
John Kloecker
George Beihle
Frank Senn
John Broxterman
Louis J. Houck
Newport Judge Refines Charge in Reckless Shooting Case
James Fantry was fined $10 by City Judge Buten in Newport after arraignment on a charge of shooting Sam Moore with intent to kill. The shooting was ruled accidental and the charge amended to reckless shooting.
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James Fantry
Buten
Newport
Sam Moore
Wee
Thanksgiving Services at Scott Street Methodist Church
Union holds Thanksgiving services Thursday morning at 16 20 oclock with proclamations by the president governor and mayor to be read Rev Hugh Leith of First Presbyterian Church will preach.
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Union
Scott Street Methodist Church
Hugh Leith
First Presbyterian Church
Night School Opens at Eighth Street School
Night school will open at the Eighth street school building in Newport under Prof. W A Evans, high school principal. Sessions will be held Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights.
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Eighth Street
Newport
W. A. Evans
New Magistrate Appointed for Pitth District
Governor Motreary yesterday appointed BK. J. Ragan as magistrate for the Pitth district of Kanten county.
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Motreary
BK. J. Ragan
Pitth
Kanten
Actor Sues Theater for 60000 Over Slander Claim
Actor Billy W. Watson files aCommon Pleas Court suit against M. T. Middleton Columbia Amusement Co Gayety Theater Co and Bud K Hybicka seeking 60000 damages alleging they published obscene material to injure his name and cast doubt on his acting competence after revisions at the Gayety Theater.
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Billy” W. Watson
Gayety Theater
Common Pleas Court
M. T. Middleton
Colum
Bia Amusement Company
The
Gayety Theater Company
Bud K. Hybicka
Knecht Bankrupt as Knecht Planer Chief Files Petition
G. J. Knecht, president of the Knecht Planer Company and Victor Knecht Company secretary, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U.S. court. Debts listed at 25654.17 and assets at 1200. The filing follows recent public remarks about resilience and mutual aid during the Dayton flood.
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Charlies J. Knecht
Knecht Planer Company
Victor Knecht Company
United States
Peck, Shaffer & Peck
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E. Gardner
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Eva Tanguay
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Henry JR
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