Support of license law seen in court
The question of the validity of the liquor license law was argued before Common Pleas Judge Geoghegan on William Scott’s habeas corpus case. He faced arrest for running a saloon without a license, while saloon owners pressed to challenge the new law’s powers. The judge suggested the constitution may restrict licensing, while prosecutors argued for its legality.
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Wae
Mieus Jaden Georhewan
William Scott
Geoghegan
Ohio
Zapatista Fight News and Diaz Return Reported
Dispatches describe heavy fighting near Saltillo and Texcal with rebels attacking a troop train and capturing a captain’s wife. General Gambóa is wounded, 360 rebels killed, 100 wounded, and 2,000 Federals prepare to invade. Mazatlan fell to insurrectionists and Tampico gunboats bombarded Altata as Diaz agrees to return to active service.
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Tampico
Carne
Saltillo
Jiminiez Casto
Morelos
Amador Salazar
Zapatistia
Texcal
Juernavaca
Fernandez
Castro
Luils Gamboa
Tres Marias
Rebrin
Touth
Zapatistie
Gambod
Zapatiets
Mazatlan
Insurrectoe
Sinaloa
Guerrero
Department of War
Porfirio Diaz
Upoti
Executed Before His Mother's Eyes in Victoria Conflict
Special to The American from Mexico City reports that Enrique Caballero, a rebel commander and ally of Venustiano Carranza, ordered the execution of his own cousin before the mother whose pleas went unheeded. The allied rebels spared others who did not join their ranks. The victim, a young Federal participant in Victoria’s defense, was shot at the prison wall as his mother watched.
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Mexico City
Enrique Caballero
Victoria
Venustiana Carranza
Caballero
Chihuahua
Huerta
Villa
Chihuahua City
Venustiano Carranza
Sonora
Sinaloa
Jalisco
Himself
Carranza
Guadalajara
Villa sets out to capture Chihuahua campaign begins
Three thousand Villa constitutional cavalry will leave Juarez by night and train via the Mexican Central to begin the Chihuahua campaign. General Villa predicted by two weeks his troops will be dining in Chihuahua and the advance movement starts immediately.
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el Paso
Villa
Constitutional
Juarez
Chihuahua
Body found in kiln at Ohio Cooper age plant
The dead body of Prank Tolle, 42, was found in a dry kiln at the Ohio Cooperage plant in Arlington Heights yesterday morning. An abrasion on his head and a missing coat and shoe sparked murder suspicions. Coroner Foertmeyer ruled death from natural causes. Tolle had recently moved from Columbus to work at the plant.
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Prank Tolle
Ohio Cooperage. Company
Arlington Heights
Tole
Foertmeyer
Cooperage
Columbus
Shortage Ties Woman Official To Court Action
In probate court Judge Lueders authorized Dr Cadwallader guardian to sell on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange a $2000 bond certificate of the Central Home Telephone Co. The loan loss reportedly occurred when Mrs Dora Gallagher, former secretary treasurer of the Home for Incurables, faced a shortage after investing on broker advice. Gallagher resides with a brother in California.
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Dora ©. Gallagher
Home For Incurables
Protate
Lueders
J. Coadwallader
Cincinnati Stock Exchange & Certificate
Central Home Telephone Company
Cadwallader
Gallagher
California
Stricken Official Paralyzed During Noon Lunch
Chief Clerk of the Rail way Mall Service, Poe, suffered a paralytic attack while dining on Main street. He was taken home in an ambulance in a semi conscious state and could not recognize family.
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Wok Poe
Railway Mall
Main Street
Poe
Blair Avenue
Jin
Grimson Chief of Detectives Faces Possible Exam Review
The Civil Service Commission urged exams for all police officers including the Chief of Detectives Crim. Aimed to verify eligibility, the move could oust Crim who holds the post by special appointment and would not meet the three year service requirement. The proposal follows a request from Safety Director Cash.
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Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Cal Grim
Crim
Cash
Win improvement in river system urged by change
The Chamber of Calamerve advocates an upgraded weather and river reporting service for 1 percent. Up-river stations report delays while Local Forecaster Devereaux and Congressmen push for better service. Congressman Bowdle received a letter from Marvin of the Weather Bureau detailing new telegraphic rainfall and river data from Zanesville and Muskingum valley. Charleston will gain an automatic river gauge to show river conditions in real time.
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Chamber of Calamerve
Devereaux
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Bowdle
de PF Marvin
Citef
Horeau
Department of Agriculture
Zanesville
Muskingum
Charleston
Kahajyha
Hunt Involved In Patronage Fight
Mayor Hunt sends a letter to Secretary McAdoo denouncing former Mayor Dempsey and supporting Thos Butterworth for Cincinnati customs appraiser. The letter remains private while Washington considers the controversy and Butterworth’s appointment next week.
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Hunt
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Dempsey
Thos. Butterworth
Customs
Cincinnati
Butterworth
Washington
Bullet Victim DieS After Thanksgiving Shooting
Louis Jun Macedonian 29, shot at Webb asley and Mill street on Thanksgiving day, died yesterday at City Hospital. William Mitchell is held by police on the shooting charge. Jun lived at 311 Stone street.
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Louis Jun
Macedonian
Webb Asley
Mill Street
City Hospital
William Mitchell
Jun
Stone Street
Ward Workers Meet at Blaine Club in Governing Talk
Republican ward executives met yesterday at the Blaine Club to discuss appointments. George Tibbies said no definite actions were taken and another meeting is likely today.
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Republican Ward
Blaine Club
George Tibbies
Funeral Rites Honor Railroad Magnate Washington
At St John’s Episcopal Church in Washington the five minute nationol railroad shutdown honored the late railroad magnate presiding over funeral services. Notables among pallbearers included Colonel Andrews George Baker James Hui Charlie Steel Fairfax Harrison KH Gary Adrian Iselin Sir George Baker Lynde Alexander Humphrey Alfred Thom Culp C Powell Henry Spencer E J Capman Rakefora R V Tay John Munson H Ansley A H Plant Downing and Leonard Levering.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Pinsley
St. John's Bisscopal Church
Alb
Andrews
George
Baker
James Hui
Charlies Steel
Fairfax Harrison
Gary
Adrian Iselin
George F. Baker
Cs Lynde
Alexander P. Humphrey
Alfred P. Thom
Mo Culp
C. Powel
Henry
BR. Spencer
E. J. Capman
Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony Amid Salary Freeze
Amity B Samhammer sues Gaerre H Lamhammer a fireman seeking divorce and restraining relief. Lamhammer was placed under insolvency inquiry by Judge Warner and ordered not to dispose of home furniture or salary from the U S and N railroad pending the hearing. The complaint accuses him of associating with other women and threatening her, leaving her in fear.
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Gaerre H. Lamhammer
A& Locomotive
Warner
U. S. and N. Railroad
Amity B Sarmhammer
West Ninth. Street
Ysis Samhammer
W_. Rinckhoff
Sisakank
Bader Will Filed in Probate Court
Christina Bader widow of Fred Bader and mother of Secret Service Officer Ford Bader filed her will in probate court. It provides for family support burial lot and specific bequests to children and grandchildren, with the remainder to Ferdinand Adolph William and Louis Bader in equal shares. Ferdinand is given option to purchase the Bates Avenue homestead and serves as executor.
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Christina Bader
Fred Bader
Secret Service
Ford Bader
Pogue
Protate Court
Spring Grove
Ferdinand
Adolph
Wiliam
Louis Bader
Ferdinand Bader
Bates i Avenue
Denies Strike Report By Truck Drivers Union
Business agent McDonough of the Truck Drivers reports no strike action planned for this week. He notes one shop has signed a union contract and others are expected to sign, saying a strike is unnecessary for their wage increase demand.
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Christ
McDonough
Ion
Mtore
Woman Seeks 25000 Damages From Cincinnati Traction
Mrs Maud K through Attorney Louis B Sawyer sues the Cincinnati Traction Company for 25000 in the Common Pleas Court alleging injury from a streetcar incident at Ninth and Vine where she says her four year old child was injured when the car started abruptly and she fell requiring surgical operation.
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Maud K
Louis B. Sawyer
Cincinnati Traction Company
Gomaion Press
Ninth and Vine Streets
Mhaile
Coroner to Probe Second Auto Tragedy In City
The coroner will investigate the death of Reverend Rabin who died from injuries after being struck by a car at Fifth and Walnut streets. Albert Worked, employed by John Brady, was driving and was briefly injured. Rabin, a former educator, lived at 148 East North Street and funeral plans were set for Monday.
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Ate
and. Rabin
Fith
Walnut Streets
Albert i
John Brady
Heigpstad
Nis
Nike
East Korth Street
Witer Place
Hig Deith
Philip Henzerling
Woman Dies of Dropsy at Linn Street Home
Coroner Foertmeyer was notified yesterday that Mrs. Anna M Tenarver aged 45 died suddenly of dropsy at her home 1560 Linn Street. Local authorities stated the death appears natural.
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Foertmeyer
Anna M Tenarver
Linn Street
U. C. Fund Appeal Sparks Heated City Debate
The University of Chicago funding appeal triggers a sharp clash between proponents and opponents. Debaters argue over age of endowment, city priorities, and the burden on residents, citing fears of unchecked university expansion and the need for public input through referenda.
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U. OF C
Thieves Break Window in Robbery at Local Store
A window was smashed during a robbery at a store today. Two men allegedly threw a stone at the plate glass and escaped with about $200 in valuables.
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Queen' S City
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