Mystery man Charlies B Stover linked to Cincinnati letters
Detectives searched Cincinnati hotels last night for Park Commissioner Charlies B Stover missing forty four days. Letters from Cincinnati revealed his whereabouts while a country wide hunt used moving picture film to locate him. New York officials received his resignation, but no motive or location has been found.
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Wilson Ready for Army Navy Game in New York
President Woodrow Wilson arrived in New York with family and aides to attend the Army Navy football game at the Polo Grounds. His party included Mrs. Sayre and Miss Eleanor Wilson. The crowd cheered as he entered the theater and a box reception followed between acts. Tickets were scarce and resold for high prices as fans gathered from trains.
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China Suffers Worsening Disorder Under Yuan Regime
Special to The American from Peking, November 28 reports China crippled by brigandage as Yuan Shi Kai's government weakens. Robber bands form small armies across provinces, with no local police to stop them. Consuls in Foochow and Peking urge action against outlaw leader Hwang Liang while piracy and brigandage expand along rivers and canals. The governor's loyalty appears self serving amid widespread corruption and wealth.
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Government offers aid to banks amid business slowdown
Secretary McAdoo stated that federal reserves will be lent to banks during the transition to the new currency system. He urged banks to accept high quality commercial paper and extended treasury loans for crop movement by 30 days to ease the period of regulatory change.
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Ottoman Sun Cult Leader Convicted in Fed Court
Zar Adusht Hanish head of the Sun Cult was found guilty in Federal Court of sending obscene matter by express in violation of interstate shipping laws. He faces up to $2000 fine or five years imprisonment or both. His plan to appeal was announced after the verdict as defense counsel noted numerous exceptions. The Chicago followers, many women of means, react with indignation. The cult creed requires daily body airing in sun exposure.
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Thaw Case Delayed to February in Federal Habeas
Concord New Hampshire November 28 Har ry K Thaw’s attorneys filed their reply to Sheriff Drew’s return in the Federal habeas corpus case. It was conceded the Thaw case would not come before the United States District Court before February 1.
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RAPP'S AUTO IN GRASH COLLIDES NEAR CHAPEL AND ASHLAND
Auto of Building Inspector Rapp collided with a Cross Town car driven by motorman Fred Schneider at Chapel street and Ashland avenue last night. Rear wheel broken and fender damaged. No injuries reported.
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Ebbetts Eager 10 Make Tinker Deal
Joe Tinker, deposed Reds manager, is eyed in talks as Ebbetts pushes for a deal. Chance says Tinker would be the difference between a tailender and a first division club, with $50,000 or more in cash or players. Frank Farrell agrees with Chance’s view.
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Hatchets Kill Two Men Amid Mystery in City
Special to The American from Muskogee reports Charles Everett a grocer was hacked to death in his store. The attack mirrors last Tuesday’s killing of J B Richardson a hardware merchant near the police station. No arrests. both murders occurred within a block of city hall or police facilities.
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Congressmen Tour Panama Canal Plans With Goethals
New York reports the steamship Cristobal brought Congressman John J. Fitzgerald and seven members of the House Appropriations Committee plus their families. Fitzgerald said canal navigation by steamships could start in two months, per Colonel Goethals. In five months the canal would open to all vessels.
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Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Vicinity
Unsettled weather continues Saturday with occasional rains across Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky. Temperatures remain moderate with warmer conditions tonight in Ohio and surrounding regions.
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Floods threaten Texas valleys amid rising Colorado Guadalupe waters
Special to The American reports the Colorado and Guadalupe rivers rising in their lower portions with heavy floods feared in the valleys as flood waters flow downstream causing potential property losses.
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Indemnity Plan for Depositors in Owen Currency Bill
The Senate Democratic caucus advanced the Owen currency bill aiming to finish work tonight or tomorrow. It calls for an indemnity fund funded by one third of regional banks profits after expenses and dividends, and restricts ex-Federal Reserve Board members from serving as bank officials for two years. The Central Reserve Board may consider rapid removal of Reserve Bank directors, and the number of regional banks remains tentatively ten.
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Miss Forbes-Robertson Freed From Prison
Miss Forbes-Robertson sister of Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson the actor, was released from prison at Birmingham on November 28 due to her deteriorating condition. The suffragette’s release follows advice that her health required it.
Premier Asquith Travels Under Guard From Leeds to London
Premier Asquith travels by car from Leeds to London with gauze screens to shield him from militants aiming a repeat attack, following a recent assault in Scotland.
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Huerta Uses Banks For Railways Finance In Mexico City
President Huerta summoned Bank of London and Mexico City managers to discuss funds for railways due December and January payments totaling about 1 million dollars. Foreclosure risk looms in Mexican courts. Meanwhile city violence rises as a police shootout leaves a robber dead and authorities claim conspirator involvement. Typhoid cases mount and famine risk grows as rebel successes are reported across Tamaulipas and Victoria.
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Mexico City
Decorate Pier For White House Bride in New York
The pier of the North German Lloyd Line in New York is lavishly decorated with United States and German flags to honor the wedding voyage of Francis Bowes Sayre and Miss Jessie Wilson. They will sail on the steamship America to Bremen tomorrow.
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Armed men robber Hartwell resident near home
Two masked assailants and a third accomplice robbed Lac Washer near his home at Mills Street and Wayne Avenue Hartwell as he approached his door. They produced a revolver, demanded surrender, took a watch and about 12 in cash, and threatened to shoot if he cried out. Police were alerted and circulated descriptions while officers posted along city transit routes.
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OhioWoman Labor Law Under Attack in Supreme Court
Special to the American from Washington Nav 28 reports the Ohio woman labor law faces a challenge to its constitutionality. A brief filed for Anna Hawley, convicted of running a millinery shop, argues the law discriminates by excluding men from certain trades and seeks to overturn redefining protections. Labor leaders are cited as fostering degradation motives amid the dispute.
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Sprinkler Alarm at Anchor Bugey Plant Unsets Fire
An automatic sprinkler at the Anchor Bugey Company's plant on Bosh nyars Street and HM and D bit road tracks triggered last night. No damage was reported.
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Shank Resigns As Indianapolis Mayor Amid Strike Turmoil
Samuel Lewis Shank resigns as mayor of Indianapolis as union teamsters and chauffeurs plan a Monday strike. City Comptroller Harry R. Wallace becomes acting mayor. Impeachment proceedings by business leaders over Shank's stance on the streetcar strike were being prepared.
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