Sisters Found After Thanksgiving Detention in City Mall Ward
Florence Davia and Nellie Davia two sisters aged 20 and 22 were found penniless in Cincinnati after running away from Jackson Midh. They told officers they planned to move to Portland Oregon to marry a sweetheart. Police court continued the case until Friday while officials check Michigan records for possible return.
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Florence Davia
Nellie Davia
Muhle
Second District
Water Street
Race
Elm Streets
Pentrance
Louis Behroeder
West Sixth Street
Policie
Portland
Ore
Michigan
Burns Healed by New Air Treatment at Hospital
F Stabler, 23, survived severe burns after a novel method used filtered air through pliable wood and gauze over the raw surface. About two hundred meters of flesh burned from waist to chin, with 75 inches already healed and remaining burns expected to heal.
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Rpachet
Baltimore
F. Stabler
Stabler
Norwood Mayor Names Sinking Fund Board Members
Norwood Mayor Friedman announces appointments to the Sinking Fund Commission with J. H. Post Democrat E H Farr Progressive and James Diddell Progressive. This marks the first Progressive on a Norwood office. State law requires opposite party representation, leaving the holdover Democrat if no Republican is named.
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Norwood
Friedman
Sinking Fund Commission
J. H. Post
E. H. Farr
Progressive
James Diddell
Progressive Party
Beam Struck Home as Cars Jar Weighty Cross Beam
A heavy cross beam was jarred from its position by passing cars and crashed through a window at the home of Samuel Shepard, 411 Greenup Street, Covington, last night. No one was home. The beam supported feed wires for arc lights, and a guard was stationed nearby to prevent electrical accidents.
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Samuel Shepard
Greenup Street
Covington
Fixing the Blame in a Washington Star Dialogue
A witty dialogue features Mrs. Knagg rebuking Mr. Knagg for marriage timing. He concedes youth but she counters he was too old for her, framing a playful marital blame game in a Washington Star excerpt.
University of Cincinnati students to run low cost dining room
Home economics students under Dr Dabney plan a cooperative dining service in the old gymnasium to teach practical buying. Miss Emilie McVen and Mrs Anna Gilchrist oversee a large refrigerating plant and bulk purchases with profits possibly shared pro rata among students.
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University of Cincinnati
Dabney
ORR
Emilie McVen
Anna Gilchrist. Strong
Concert Series at Conservatory Promises Notable Soloists
The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music under Signor Pier Adolfo Tirindelli will host a sequence of evening programs featuring soloists with the orchestra. The inaugural Wednesday evening December 3 will showcase Edwin Ideler on violin performing Vieuxtemps, Harold Morris on piano performing Thalberg arranged Beethoven, and Robert Schenk on cello performing Saint-Saens. A children’s concert will follow with orchestra numbers drawn from children’s classics.
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Conservatory Orchestra
Signor Pier Adolfo Tirindelli
Edwin Ideler
Signor Thring
Elli
Harold Morris
Marcian Thalberg
Robert Schenk
Signor Tirindelli
Saint-Saens
Hazell Swann
Pianiete
Mabel Dunn
Martian
Thejberg
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Fostoria
Ohio
Sulzer Attacks Foes Over Tammany Decline
William Sulzer former New York governor, impeached and now a Progressive Assembly member, launched a sharp attack on Tammany Hall and Progressives led by Medill McCormick, accusing them of refusing to acknowledge his position after re election.
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Chicago
William Sulzer
New York State
General Assembly
Tammany
Medill McCormick
Tramp in Full Dress Shocks Chicago Hotel Lobby
The founder of the International Sunshine Society, traveling from San Diego to New York, arrived at a fashionable Chicago hotel in rough clothes with a sack over his shoulder. He drew attention in the lobby and rotunda before appearing later in immaculate evening dress among the hotel staff and guests.
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The
International Sunshine Society
Elbert Hubbard
San Diego
Cal
New York
Clarke's Daughter Receives Prize for Gift to First Family
Speaker Clarke praises his daughter for buying a wedding gift for the president's daughter that pleased both majority and minority members in the house.
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Clarke
Karlsbad Spa World’s Greatest Health Haven Revealed
Cineticist Wilbern writes from Europe on Karlsbad the famed spa. He notes Karl IV’s discovery of hot springs in 1349, the valley setting, sixteen springs, 2000 gallons per minute, and waters rich in minerals. The report cites baths, hospitals, doctors, and a diverse global clientele.
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Globe Trotter
Europe
Kortabad
Cincinnati
Karl IV
Espa
Karl
Goethe I
Karlsbad
Bismarck
Edward VII
Erzwebirge Mountains
America
Karishad
Glass Skyscraper To Rise In New York With No Windows
Special to The American reports a nearly two million dollar New York skyscraper built of glass with no external windows. The structure features a central air washing system, rain showers for purification, gravity powered waste and air handling, a mailbag tube fire escape, rubber floors and electric carriers. It will be twelve stories tall with a sun parlor and men’s smoking room atop the roof.
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New York
Leading Publishing
Power Riant
Iceland Looks to U S For Aid In Break From Mother Country
Professor Lorentszen, a noted authority on international politics, said Icelanders want U S help to sever ties with Denmark and establish a republic. He spoke in New York on November 27.
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New York
Lorentszen
Iceland
United States
Hold funeral in place of girl weddin
Special to The American Chicago Navy. A peculiar accident last night killed one person and injured a score. The wedding of Miss Olga Ahi Strand to May Elmer Loft, planned for Saturday, is postponed. Rev. R A Johns was to perform the ceremony and deliver the funeral sermon for Miss Norma Abi Strand, the prospective bride killed in the accident. An auto struck a street car, the crash triggering a fire and a broken pipe incident.
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Chicago
Navy
Mies
Olga Ahistrand
Grace Street
R.A. Johns
St. Paul's Church
Peneneny
al Grdl
Misa Norma Abistrand
Actas
Womanhood and Skyscrapers in Downtown Silence
A reflective 1910s-colonial era scene describes late downtown streets deserted at 10 o'clock. Night workers and theater crowds exit. a marching group of women in dark garments heads toward a large building, while scrubwomen prepare the space for the morning. The piece elevates traditional gender roles and protective expectations of women.
No Settlement of Strike in Sight
Special report from Denver on November 27 notes the Southern Colorado coal strike remains unchanged as three weeks earlier. Operators and miners representatives adjourned without agreement and future talks are uncertain. Governor Ammons prepared to today submit a digest of the conference along with recommendations for potential next steps.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Ammons
Todzy
Strik
Whole Family Learns Tango in Old London
A London family debates the tango as a mother resists ballroom dancing for her daughter while the father secretly takes lessons. The dialogue reveals generational clash and changing social norms with humor.
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Old London
Playgoer's True Friend a Snapshot of Theatres
A fragment list reviews of entertainment options including LYRIC and OLYMPIC shows. Mentions Farces like A Fool There Was and Follies of Pleasure with burlesque by Dan Colman Gayety. Notes venues Orpheum Standard Heuck's Winter Garden Plaza and expected offerings for the week.
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Kipling
Dan Coleman Gayety
Haca
Aca
Vico. Heuck's
Winter Garden
Star Causes Death in Dexter Marshal at 110 Volts
A live 110 volt wire touched the metal star of Dexter Missouri marshal and he was killed instantly in St. Louis on November 27.
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St. Louis
Dexter
Oil holdings heavy in Mexican rebellion
An English authority states that 80 oil companies operating in Mexico hold investments totaling 176 million dollars amid the rebellion torn republic. The disclosure situates Britain’s commercial stake in Mexican turmoil as of November 27.
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Americas
New York
Mexico
Republic
Pertinent Questior Reveals Scrambled Dialog
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Piinget and Mr Funger trading quips about killing two birds with one stone and a cryptic Baston Giohs reference. Context and speakers are unclear in the damaged OCR transcript.
Doctor William Craig to stand trial in Indiana woman murder
Shelbyville Idaho reports the trial of Dr William Craig dean of the Indiana Veterinary College for the murder of Dr Helen Knahe in Indianapolis October 24 1911. A private detective hired by Indiana women prompted the indictment after three grand juries failed to act. Alonso M Ragsdale is indicted as an accessory.
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Shelbyville
Helen Knahe
Indianapolis
William Craig
Indiana Veterinary College
Craig
Alonso M. Ragsdale
Alonso Blain
Knahe
Indiana
Indianiapotia
Hs Third Grand Jury
Little Stories of Fools and Frauds in a Parlor Tale
A parish visit ends with a child declaring he will be nine at eight, a tradesman buys time with two pencils then a dime, a clergyman tries friendship, and an opera goer battles an oversized aigrette. A traveler exposes a pedant by asking what he is known for.
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Gov'nor
Liquor Board To Move To New Quarters
The permanent quarters of the Hamilton County Liquor License Commission will be located in the offices now occupied by Magistrate Templeton on Ninth Street. Possession of the quarters will be taken January 1.
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Hamilton County Liquor License Commission
Templeton
Ninth Street
Brittle Man Albert Mills Shrinks Twenty Inches to Death
Special Cable reports Albert Mills known as the brittle man died after twenty six years with osteomalacia, an obscure disease that shrank his body from 5 feet 8 inches to under 4 feet. He was an engraver and spent fourteen years bedridden. Doctors described gradual muscle stiffening and bone softening with no pain, marking progression of the malady.
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London
Albert Mills
Birmingham
Mills
Measles Toll Mounts in Alaska Infected District
A wireless dispatch from Afognak Island reports over 100 deaths from measles in the Kodiak Afognak region. The revenue cutter Tahoma sails from Seattle with medical supplies and physicians on November 13, awaiting arrival to curb further fatalities.
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Seattle
Wash
Afognak Island
Alaska
Tahoma
Kodiak
Afognak Islands
Weilan May Desert Browns Pitcher Weighs New Offer
St. Louis November 27 Carl Weilan a star pitcher for the Browns admits he is negotiating with the Federal League. He says a more attractive offer could cause him to leave his present contract.
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Carl Weilan
Atar
Browns
Federal League
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