Loan sharks in Cincinnati resist weekly reporting rule
The Cincinnati loan shark trade fights the O'Brien ordinance requiring weekly public reports listing victims, loan terms, interest, and expenses. City Auditor Deckebach outlined the issue, noting the $250 annual license is minor next to mandatory disclosures that expose sharks' operations. The article hints at a broader conflict between illegal lending practices and regulatory oversight.
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Cincinnati
O’brien
As- City
Deckebach
Poor Children Granted a Chance for Recreation
Fresh Air Spots in Congested Districts Result of Uplift Movement. Fredric J. Haskin reports from Pittsburg on a 2 million dollar bond idea for new playgrounds, the fight for a state commons act, and Pittsburg’s leading playground system overcoming geographic odds with 170 cities already adopting such programs.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Playground Association
South Hills Board of Trade
United States
Jacob Rite
Revolutionaries Move Toward Jacmel as Port au Prince Tensions Rise
Port au Prince dispatch reports General Antoine Simon plans to attack Jacmel, thirty miles southwest, before resuming march on the capital. Government ministers resign or seek asylum as revolutionaries gain ground near Leogane. foreign ships observe from Port au Prince amid threats of palace destruction if fighting resumes.
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Jacmel
Port AU Prince
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Antoine Simon
Revolutionary Forces
Alexis
Scylla
Celestin Cyriaque
Port Aul
Simon
Leconte
Leogane
Port Au, Prince
Gonaive Channel
Belvidere Police Chief Vanishes During Bay Search
Chief William J. Sere is missing after an apparent fall from a police launch during a bay patrol near Belvidere. Police, aided by searchlights, scoured the bay all night but fear the body was carried away. Acting Chief A D Cutter appointed to lead the force until a permanent chief is chosen.
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Belvidere
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Keil
Blagg
Taylor
Cutter
Education debate at Cincinnati Associated Organizations meeting
Four Cincinnati educators discussed school progress and funding at the annual meeting in the Business Men's club. Dabney warned university growth outpaced finances while admissions and facilities lagged. Dyer traced public schools' evolution with the Associated Organizations aiding expansion and reform efforts.
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Dabbney
B. Dyer
J. L. Shearer
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Dabney
America
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
le Shearer
Ohio Military Institute
Emery
Pelic
A. J. Foy
Bhearer
Beaties Dyer
EF. B.dyer
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Associated
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University Board Delays Bond Plan Amid Clash Over City Needs
At a Cincinnati board of trustees meeting, members clashed over a proposed 1 million dollar bond issue to modernize Burnet Woods buildings and add a 310 thousand dollar engineering building 160 thousand dollar technical building and 325 thousand dollar medical college while critics urged prioritizing sewerage, hospitals, and city needs before expansion.
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Medical College
Sanford Brown
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Guckenberge
Faa
Night rider fire wipes out Gossar barn in Warrick County
A barn owned by W. H. Gossar near Evansville Indiana was torched by night riders early today. Tobacco in the dam area valued at about 3000 dollars with 1000 dollars insured. Gossar had recently moved from Kentucky and reportedly refused to reveal his tobacco. In Nashville Tennessee Gapias Wege turned over for arrest in a Walnut Log raid case with multiple defendants facing murder and felonious charges. In Union City Tennessee soldiers arrested four men after a raid on the Gleason mill near Samburg last week. several guards and attackers exchanged shots but no injuries reported. Attorney General Caldig said 72 indictments were ready for tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
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Ind
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Warrick County
Gossar
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
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Sheriff's Office
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Roy Ranson
Jesse Carter
Lige Clear
Bob Lee
Sam Applewhits
Kin
Union City
Tean
Gleason Mill
Samburg
Rogan
Fort Rankin
Caldig
EB. M. Brown
Harris
Postmasters Across East North Abolished to Civil Service
President orders fourth class postmasters east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio region placed under civil service. About 15 thousand offices affected nationwide with examinations to determine eligibility. Ohio and 11 eastern states included under new classifications and testing plan. Changes may shift to civil service boards and local administration for qualification reviews.
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Washington
Phi River
Ana
Ohio
Biaatene
Reo
Maine
New Hampshire
Pechasetts
Rhode Island
New York
New, Jersey
Indiana
Illnois
Wis
Genta Meyer
Flood Threat Looms Over Pine Bluff Arkansas
Turbulent Arkansas River reaches flood stage near twenty six feet with potential property losses running toward fifty million. Banks erode rapidly threatening county courthouse wall and nearby hotel valued at about one hundred thousand each.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Actress Mrs Cowper Kills Self in New York City
The actress and author Eleanor Merron Cowper fatally shot herself Friday at the St. Regis hotel in New York City. Her cremation is planned for tomorrow in Middletown, with ashes to be interred locally alongside friend James Wallick.
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N. Y
Eleanor Merron ‘Cowper
St. Regis Hétet
New York City
James
H. Wallick
Paris Examination Reveals Strained Married Life of Artist and Wife
The Paris inquiry into the life of the artist and his wife shows they were always emotionally distant despite gifts from Ner Shume. The testimony details that they remained apart, with personal tensions and financial strains shaping their relationship.
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Paris
Independent manufacturers lead in the South with HQ in New Orleans
A fragmented OCR fragment notes independent manufacturers in the South led by a New Orleans base. It mentions Detroit and a date or figure, suggesting a conference or listing of players, but details are unclear.
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New Orleasia
Aid of
Detroit
Pope's Weakness Causes Anke
Anke continues on the second page with analysis of Pope's weakness and its causes. The snippet suggests a feature or opinion piece exploring factors behind perceived frailty in the pope, possibly in a political or theological context.
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