Threats by Huber in Kunzelman murder trial read
Testimony in Chicago about letters between Hort Kunzelman and Mobert Muber after Muber's wife alleged Kunzelman attacked hers. Five letters were read, four by Muber and one by Kunzelman, dated March 17, March 20, and April 2, detailing threats and alleged intentions. Court adjourned until Friday morning.
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Mobert Muber
Chiago Fewdler
Join Kunzelman
Mealthy
Catherina Konwiden
Kunzelman
Muber
Huber
Iluber
Kuneelwhen
Kunzelmind
Kunzeman
Maber
Marie Hubers
Kenzelman
Theatrical Notes from the Stage Gossip Pages
A sprawling survey of burlesque and vaudeville acts from multiple venues. Descriptions cover performers, acts, and managements at the Grand, Empress, Orpheum, Winter Garden, Plaza, and Walnut theaters with mentions of Zeigfeld era stars, the Big Jubilee company, and various headliners. It notes changes in bills, notable performers, and a commentary on American music and stage artistry.
Child star Mary Pickford early on stage in theater and cinema
Mary Pickford, born into acting, appeared with her mother and sister in melodrama at Heack's and with Belasco in The Warrens of Virginia. A Schuster School student program offered a triple bill of diversities, while the Gayety Theater faced closure as Watson faced damages and a corporate dispute loomed.
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Mary Pickford
Suncb
Moving Pictures
Heack’s
Belasco
Warrens
Virginia
Frank Keenen
Charlotte Walker
Gayety Theater
Watson
Lander
M. T
Alumni Banquet at Miami University Highlights Football Talk
Alumni of Miami University held their annual banquet at the Business Men’s Club. Speakers included Floyd C. Willers on The Team and Judge Hiram P. Pick on Rome Teas? The program featured reminiscences, Miami Spirit, and the Alumni News with music by the Gle Club.
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Miami University
Miami Uniersity
Floyd C. Willers
Russell Baker
Wilsons
Hiram Pp. Pick
Rome
John
Me Withrow
Alamni
Payal Scheinck
Dean Wiliam PB. Mogers
Walter de ‘Foley
Miami
Fh M. ‘Hughes
MissisGlee
Mundy Sanity Questioned In Will Probate
Probate Court heard testimony on the sanity of Edward Mundy in a case involving the will of Leona Mundy. Attorney Thomas Derby contends Mundy was insane at the time of the killing of his wife. Mundy later signed as a witness and acknowledged the signature, with the will dated December 1890s and an estate to the widow and relatives.
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Mundy
Leona
William Isaacson
Wipessen
Thomas H. Derby
Leder
Darby
Mindy
Rgverage
Sharp hints at run for governor or U S Senate
Congressmen Sharp of Elyria Ohio, returning to Washington, is expected to announce a candidacy next week for either Ohio governor or the U S Senate. He reportedly favors the Senate, though friends push to seek the governorship.
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Washington
Sharp
Elyria
Ohio
United States
Senate
SA business methods could abolish state taxes
Special to The Ambrioan Columbus reports Auditor Departeus says owed debts of 9 million dollars largely unpaid taxes are due to the State of Ohio. He argues that if policies were adhered to strictly the state would have so much revenue that direct taxes could be abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Aly. Depatreus
Plan 10 rebuild block swept by flames in Akron
Fire destroyed a block in Akron's business district early today. Rebuilding plans under way with an estimated 500000 cost. Firefighters, led by Captain Starkey, risked injuries to rescue a woman and baby from a third floor room. Several workers injured, with hospital treatment reported. extensive property losses included multiple offices and shops.
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Akron
Piana
Coek
COE
Ichunixen
Hitler
Patrobaian Grover
Starkey
Carnition
Gidiege Wiksalt
Arence “Tarr
Wilson
Carr
A. Hirokeri
Staan Anal Market
Cigarom - Zaharopuloun
Jobbies Company
Empire Motor ‘Supply’ Company
Linotype
Ghicago Days See Victory As Theirs
Special to The America Chicago November 25 women vote in 1915 Chicago elections. Prohibitionists plan to nominate a Prohibitionist mayor and close saloons by April. The Anti-Saloon League Women’s Christian Temperance Union and the Prohibition party will launch a campaign for prohibition and a Prohibitionist mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Mmedte
Anti-Saloon League
Womtn’ Cristian Temperance Union
Prohibition Party
Girls More Thrifty Indication In Contest
Special to The American Chicago Nov. 26 Girls are more thrifty than boys according to officials of the American Society for Thrift which awarded prizes today for the best composition on thrift and the use of thrift in daily life Three times as many girls as boys entered the contest Hazel Haag pupil in Warren High School Warren Pa won first prize of 1 for the best definition of thrift thrift is the management of one's affairs in a manner that the value of one's possessions is being constantly increased
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Chicago
American Society
Thrift
Hazel Haag
Warren High School
Warren
Bridge for Loveland Commission Plans Temporary Span
Hamilton, Warren and Digmont counties held a joint session and ordered a temporary bridge over the Little Miami River at Loveland. Engineers from all three counties recommended the plan with a cost not to exceed 5000 dollars.
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Hamilton
Warred
Digmont
Little Miami River
Loveland
Ellison Reports High Price Eggs Reach Brazil
A speaker from the Ama Vom Eiger Steamboat Navigation company notes Brazil pays $1 per dozen eggs, with transportation costs higher yet, but cheap labor moderating overall shipping. He explains upstream river shipping dominates freight, four tons up for every one ton down, and stresses the need to conserve health and workers. Ellison plans to return to Brazil next month.
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Cheget
Rome
Elson
Brazil
Novices Journey Across Desert Lands Festival
The Nemir annual ceremony of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine features a large class of novices. A business session starts at 1 oclock with Leimann presiding. After the initiation, the procession moves across the hot sands led by Colonel Wake and the Oriental band. A banquet follows then a caravan forms on Broadway for a pilgrimage to the Empire Theater for the second show.
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Nevices
Nemir
Jyrtari Rewple
Mystic
Nee Rite Cathedral
Delock
Willem ‘Leimann
Qrit Auditordivet
John Dilcholter
Rab Patrol
Charles F. Wake, Jr
Oriental Band
W. 8. Lodge
Broadway
Empress Theater
Edward. . Keefer
Illinois Postmaster Race Draws Speaker's Strong Rebuttal
In St. Louis, November 26, Speaker Champ Clark criticized W. Bode of Alton Illinois for soliciting his support in a bid for the postmaster position. Clark said there is no job for him in Illinois beyond the moon and urged no favors for Bode.
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St. Lovin
Clark
Bode
Alton
Hen on Eggs and Detection of Hatching Quacks
A Philadelphia Press note quotes a father explaining whether a hen’s cackle indicates she is laying or hatching. The exchange frames a practical, folksy question about poultry behavior and animal signals.
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Philadelphia Press
License Law Costs Job Ends Tragedy in Local Incident
A chaotic report details a man who lost his job due to license law costs and reportedly killed himself. Authorities and a coroner confirm the sequence of events, with witnesses and officials noting the financial strain and related pressures.
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Nik Job
Rheie Hee
Goroner Prertmeyer
Coremer
Charlie Broane Yy
Ceorke
Adopts Measures to Eliminate Health Perils
Stiff regulations urge sanitation reforms. Provisions ban shaking or spreading dust from carpets and require ventilated workplaces. It outlaws spitting and falling debris, mandates pure water supply, and requires kerosene coating on stagnant pools to destroy mosquito larvae from May to October.
Campaign for OC TCO Onane in Hamilton County
Fragmented OCR summary notes a campaign for OC TCO Onane in Hamilton County. Mentions commissioners and state authority, harbor representation at an annual event with builders from Philadelphia. Includes garbled dates and names, suggesting discussion of public works and improvements.
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Armind Haraiivan
Petate Myers
Postoffice Robbery: Yeggs Escape With Stamps
Special to The Amelican reports Dayton Ohio November 24 where three robbers robbed the Davington postoffice seizing $200 in stamps and cash. A messenger Dan Blackstone triggered the escape by alerting residents as an armed lookout forced him to return home. Explosions opened the safe and sent locals into the streets while two robbers held back the crowd and a third looted the contents before fleeing in a stolen car.
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Dayton
Feeey
Davington
Miami County
Postoffice
LB. Simes
Danate
Blackstone
Women Applicants for Police Jobs Delayed by Conflicting Ages
In Chicago the police examination of female applicants stalled after several candidates gave conflicting ages. One claimed 27 while another said she was too young. a third admitted preferring youth to the role. The age limit is 16 to 46. The board postponed the exam to December 1 due to discrepancies.
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Chicago
Cox to eat wild turkey at Ohio governor’s mansion
Columbus reports Gov Cox will dine on a wild turkey at the executive mansion tomorrow as he spends the day there. A census release notes 1908 U S clay products valued at $186,895,368 with 146,786 workers earning $78,144,116 in wages.
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Columbus
Cox
Washington
Hartis
Bureau of the Census
United States
Gompers to be Called in Inquiry Into Senate Labor Probe
The American Washington reports plans to reopen the long Senate labor inquiry Tuesday with Samuel Gompers of the AFL and Frank Morrison among union officials and representatives. Press questions inquiry scope and participants as plans advance.
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Korrial
Aimerican
Washington
Long Senate Lobbs Investieat
Samuel Gompers
Aimerican Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Rit
Owhtnemnen
Williams Funeral Held
The funeral for Paul E Williams, longtime director and former vice president of Union Central Life Insurance, was held yesterday in Delaware Ohio.
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Paul E . Williams
Union
Central Life Insurance ‘Company
War Helds
Cat’ Del‘aware
Ohio
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Kipling
Huy Mpic Valier
Wises
HK Tremere
Strong
Tnt
Pitt
Bert Lie
Arte
Vaudertile
Corry
Lottie Vernon
Haxel Lewis
Erupe
Ziegfeld
Cinciinnati
Orpurem Winter Garden
Orpheum
Winter Garden
Mire Eve Chambere
New York
Etter Rather Baro
Charles Muscrott
Charles Harris
Albert
Allen Celsen
Walnut
Edward EB. Mose
Mesero
W. Rowland
Edie Clifford
Dietard
Bett
Empress
Melody
Grace
Joe Maxwell
MacBeth
Melle
Alex Te
Patrick
Fraschee
Yun
al Blanchard
Lee Tung Yoo
Geyety Theater
Pat” White
Mr. White
Golph Phillips
Harvey Bronks
Tom C. Nett
James Metwartey
Bett Joos
Mies
Anna Grant
Marjorie Mack
Winnie Crawford
Dalery
Ainten
Olympic
Howert
Yateot Seitend
Prtaenten
Bonday
Fletman Clovingart
Mies Hows
Laric Ta
Mies Marie Drevler
Vitanet
Agaty Teadieg Ter Grwu
Tamageni
Mpto
Tin
John G.preand
Europe
Metropolitan Opera
Walter Damroszt
Hts Mad
Amertce
Detter
Leanet Ute
Aucemsetul Masiec
Ageinet
Freand
Vere
Ben Tanguay
Junany Ford
Lorie
Johnny
Sheridan
Ford
Schuster
Jeaterdey Peperenae
AMS
Roperty
Huerta
Chapultepec Castle
Mérico
Pierre
Belen Gate
Einnati University
George
Bridge For Loveland
Ellison
Navy
Bs Carpenters
Udiching
Ivan
M Rent
Ferith
Lampaign
TCO
Onane
Yeggs
Gompers
Williams
Sole
East Pearl
Wilson’s Paint Store
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