James 8 Myers Homegrown Cincinnati Lawyer Seeks Municipal Judge Seat
James 8 Myers a longtime Cincinnati attorney with roots dating to 1806 and education entirely in the city is running for Municipal Judge. He spent six years as Justice of the Peace and has built a strong following among local lawyers on the magistrate bench. He runs on the American ticket opposing Bots influence.
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Accident Fer C&O Trestle Worker Injured at Water and Smith
Albert Wilkins of 1054 Huntington street Latonia Kentucky suffered a severe cut to his right foot while working on the C and O trestle at Water and Smith streets yesterday. He was transported to City Hospital in Auto Patrol 4 for treatment.
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Latonia
Silver Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated
Last night at the Hotel Alms the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brodbeck was celebrated with a 6:80 reception in the parors and dinner at 7 o'clock. The hall was cleared for dancing to the Pork Chop band, and guests received handsome presents while the couple greeted friends. Abe Rendaan planned to attend with friends but his car was destroyed in a prior fire, leaving him to seek alternate transport. Rouda left later, but did not use his own car.
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Traction Company
Delegates Attend National Labor Council Gathering
An important Central Labor Council meeting lasted last night at Cosmopolitan Hall with a large delegation. The committee reported letters from judicial candidates on labor questions. the Coopers Union and Hauck Brewery dispute was discussed. Carnegie funded Peace Congress trip was rejected. Anthony MgAndrews was named to represent Cincinnati at the AFL convention in Seattle. The council adjourned early to join a dance at Central Turner Hall.
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Seek A Divorce After Many Years of Wedded Life
Andrew Hiedel seeks divorce from Mrs Luella Riedel after a long marriage dating to 1879. The case before Judge Nippert featured Luella denied cross examination on her chastity, with testimony of two elder sons and claims of household turmoil and alleged mistreatment. Mrs Riedel counters that her husband drank heavily and abused her. the couple resided at 1607 Broadway.
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Women Seek Lower Beef Prices in Argentina Steamship Plan
At a Cincinnati Housewives' League meeting at Mrs. George Coker's home a resolution was adopted to petition Congress to establish a U.S. Argentina steamship line to cut beef prices. The move follows reports that Chicago entachedments have a monopoly on shipping between the two nations and a contract with a New York to Argentina line. Proponents argue a government line would reduce costs and break the monopoly, enabling independent firms to import meat.
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Women's World News Highlights on Suffrage and Labor
Minnesota seeks agriculture and domestic science teachers through its state university program. Reports note a Canadian queen's edict, Paris voting rights for women, and US divorces linked to marital strain. Buffalo and Syracuse see women workers in foundries. Carrie Chapman Catt to lead a Brooklyn parade. Seattle waitresses form a union with local industry support.
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First Coal Fleet Arrives Here
The first large coal fleet from the Pittsburg and Kanawha fields reached Cincinnati yesterday with 3,000,000 bushels of coal, 2,500,000 of which will stay in the city. The J. T. Hatfield suffered a mishap at Nine Mile near Coney Island, sticking on a sand bar. barges were towed to Cincinnati by the George Matheson. The J. T. Hatfield will wait at Nine Mile for high water.
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Meade Family Reconciled After Divorce Suit
Attorney Millard Tyree filed for divorce for Robert W. Meade of Hazelwood alleging wife infidelity. Yesterday he moved to dismiss the suit after friends effected a reconciliation. the couple are living together again.
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Robert W. Meade
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Business Men's Club Banquet At Union Central Life Building
Members and families attended a reception and banquet at the Union Central Life Insurance Building. Guests enjoyed a night luncheon and toured the building after refreshments, amid a cordial gathering of local business leaders.
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Baschang Must Serve Sentence
The Supreme Court in Columbus affirmed the lower court verdict finding Jacob Baschang guilty of soliciting a bribe while Dow Tax Clerk for fraudulently procuring a tax refund for a brewery agent. Baschang was sentenced by Judge Gorman to two years in the penitentiary. William Thorndyke will move for a rehearing. Baschang remains out on bond until the motion is disposed of.
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Peyton Separated as Wife Denies Plea in Court
In a plebeian court session, Mary G. Peyton refuses to grant divorce to Captain John K. Peyton, the government inspector of steamboats, after arguments in their voice case. The case centers on marital disputes and custody concerns as the steady wind of legal proceedings continues.
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John K. Peyton
Judge Warner Receives Case In Open Divorce Hearing
Yesterday Hulls Judge Warner took the case under advisement as Peyton fights his wife’s divorce suit. Peyton testified, “I love her more than ever,” while Mrs. Peyton answered, “I have lost all my affection for him.” After court, Captain Peyton kissed the children before addressing his wife, who turned away.
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Warner
Peyton
Overcoat Stolen From Barton Street Room
Adam Harding of 1540 Barton street reported to police that an overcoat valued at 15 dollars was taken from his room sometime during the day yesterday.
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Adam Harding
Barton Street
Money Stolen From Room At Freeman Avenue
Thieves entered the room of John McAuliffe at 1536 Freeman Avenue yesterday and stole $10.40 along with a watch and jewelry valued at about $50 from a dresser drawer.
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