Soviets To Sell Imperial Gems
Representatives of the Soviet government will visit the United States to negotiate the sale of surplus articles from the old Imperial jewel collection. Appraisals by foreign experts estimate the total value at about 250 million dollars, including Catherine II era crown, Orloff diamond scepter, imperial emblem with a 157 karat sapphire, empress coronets, and other royal gems. The collection, kept in the Soviet State Treasury, was shown to foreign reporters in a plain setting with minimal guards and no searches during viewing.
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Twenty seven initiated into 40 and 8 degree at club
Twenty seven candidates were initiated into the 40 and 8, the inner American Legion group, at 320 Broadway club headquarters. They dined at six and then underwent degree work led by the degree teams. Notable attendees included Walter Reinhold, George Kipp, and Eppa Rixey. The annual officer election is set for January 6 with Russell King unopposed for Chef de Gare Cincinnati.
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Walter F. Reinhold
George W. Kipp
Robert G. Albright
Robert L. Sharpshair
Edward M. Mitchell
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William A. McQueen
Joseph A. Wint
Dewitt H. Stewers
Eppa Rixey
Charles W. Ardery
Indianapolis
Russell B. King
Chef de Gare
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Voiture
Frank Leonard
W. A. Burlingame
Raymond A. Lasance
Arthur Levins
Donald Grogan
Donald McComas
Cheminote
Grocer Robbed of 48 Dollars by Two Men
Elmer Helzher of Cumminsville reported two men forced him at 10 30 last night to march to a dark spot near the Baltimore & Ohio tracks at the Chambers street crossing and robbed him of 48 dollars before fleeing in a curbside automobile.
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Christmas party planned for Cincinnati sightless group
A committee from the Progressive Council No 7 Welfare Association of the Sightless of Ohio prepares a Christmas party for the sightless of Cincinnati. Miss Georgia Trader and others arrange a hotel dinner and gift distribution for all local blind residents.
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Welfare Association of the Sightless of
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Georgia Trader
Edna Phillips
Goldie Sigmund
Virginia Gosney
Edward J. Busse
Harry Gerding
Fay Halliday
Samuel W. Bell
Man Held Over Kidnapping of 9 Year Old Daughter
Clarence E. Shepperd 28 a Hartwell salesman was arrested by Detectives Tebbée and Frick for kidnapping his nine year old daughter Helen. The child was placed in the Children's Home while authorities in Rantoul Illinois prepared the warrant. He admitted taking the girl saying she wanted to come with him.
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Clarence E. Shepperd
Sheehan Avenue
Hartwell
Tebbée and
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Rantoul
Lill
Shepperd
Woman in Taxi Injured In Reckless Driving Arrest
Mrs Emmy Haynes 23 of 344 Helen street was slightly injured when a car struck the Town Taxi robbing passenger Mrs Haynes and her husband Frank Haynes on Seventh street between John street and Central avenue. Henry Blank 741 West Seventh street was arrested by Lieutenant Thiering for reckless driving. Mrs Haynes sustained a facial cut.
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Helen Street
Seventh Street
John Street
Central Avenue
Henry Blank
West Seventh Street
Thiering
Blank
Frank Haynes
Haynes
Ees Popp
West Clifton Avenue
Liquor Landed Off Maryland Coast In Smuggling Run
Salisbury Evening Times reports six truck loads of liquor landed near Ocean City Maryland last night and sent to Philadelphia. A speedboat allegedly bypassed Coast Guard defenses to deliver cargo near Miller Island, but Baltimore agents deny successful landing.
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Deserted Bride of Rich American Wins Alimony
Mrs Louise Lachat Stearns, abandoned by her 72 year old husband on their wedding trip, was granted separation with alimony by a Paris court. She receives 20,000 francs monthly as the husband’s Paris bank accounts and property are tied up. the couple's son from a prior marriage remained with the father.
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Richard Sprague Stearns
Louise Lachat
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Stearns
Houston
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Richard Sprague Stearns, Jr
American Indian Elected to Board of $16,400,000 Company
James E. Deaton, Mohawk, born in North Dakota, Carlisle alumnus and Spanish-American War veteran, was elected to the board of the International Railway Company. The firm, capitalized at $16.4 million, operates transit lines in Buffalo Niagara Falls Lockport and the Tonawandas. Deaton is the first employee named to the board amid employee cooperative interests of about $500,000.
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N. Y
International Railway Company
James E. Deaton
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Deaton
North Dakota
Carlisle
Lockport
Tonawandas
Accused of Ax Slaying by Brother of Victim
Columbus police pressed to arrest a man after Pearl Berry accused George Robertson of the ax attack on Joseph R. Berry and his wife at their home. Joseph Berry died, Mrs Berry is seriously ill. Robertson, believed mentally deficient, faced with formal murder charge.
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Autoist Carried 12 Miles on Pilot of Fast Train
Victor Lohmann a 41 year old live stock man was struck after a light truck failed to stop at a crossing in Lake Elmo Minnesota. He rode the railroad pilot for twelve miles and is in serious condition with a broken leg a fractured shoulder and possible skull fracture.
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Victor Lohmann
Lohmann
East St. Paul
Jugo Slavia Plans U S Debt Funding Mission
New information says Jugo Slavia will soon fund its debt to the United States and dispatch a mission after the new year. Officials note Italy’s easy terms boosted hope for Jugoslavia but economic surveys suggest Jugoslavia is in stronger position to pay. The total debt on principal and interest stands at 66,690,946.14 dollars.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Jugo- Slavia
United States
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Maryland Announces Twelve-Game 1925 Football Schedule
University of Maryland will play twelve games next season including Chicago at Chicago October 9 and Yale at New Haven November 6. Five Southern Conference games are on the schedule released today.
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College Park
University of Maryland
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New Haven
Carnegie Tech names Loyd Yoder 1926 captain
Loyd Yoder a 200 pound tackle from Lima Ohio was elected captain for Carnegie Tech football in 1926. He is junior in the Drama Department and president of the student council. Dwight Beede preceded him as captain.
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Carnegie Tech
Loyd Yoder
Yoder
Lima
School of Fine Arts
Dwight Beede
Youngstown
Athletic Council
Carnegie
Paul Williams
Slippery Rock
Williams
Lyle Sheppard
Parkersburg
W. Va
Murray Calister
Rochester
N. Y
Robert Bridges
Hancock
Wm. Penn
Wally Steffen
Ben Kristof
Allan Cass
Max Bastian
Portsmouth Coach Backs Statewide High School Football League
Portsmouth director of athletics F B McComb and Ohio coaches from Middletown Canton Findlay and Springfield favor a statewide interscholastic league rather than a Big Ten style. He proposes an A group grading with four divisions of six and a two stage championship plan needing at most seven games.
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F. B. McComb
Portsmouth High School
Ohio
Middletown
Canton
Findlay
Springfield
Aiken
McComb
Borotra and Lacoste Share French Tennis Honors
Paris December 12 France's top men Borotra and Lacoste share the No 1 ranking after ballots could not separate them for 1925 while Cochet falls to third. The ranking lists also name Feret Bragnon Coultens Aslangul Samazeuilh Blanchy Gentien. Suzanne Lenglen is ranked No 1 among women with a vote unanimous. The No 2 spot among women remains undecided after late ballots.
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Paris
France
Jean Borotra
Rene Lacoste
Henri Cochet
Cochet
Borotra
Lacoste
Paul Feret
Jacques Bragnon
Jean Coultens
Louis Aslangul
Jean Samazeuilh
Francois Blanchy
M. Gentien
Suzanna Lenglen
Mlle. Lenglen
Far reaching decision upheld by high courts
Chicago reports a municipal court ruling confirmed that any driver who strikes a child six years old or younger on a public road is civilly and criminally liable. The ruling holds the child cannot be deemed contributory negligent and places full responsibility on the driver.
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Chicago
Chicago Municipal Court
Dayton to Meet Holy Cross in New Worcester Stadium
University of Dayton Flyers schedule a first ever game against Holy Cross College eleven in Worcester Massachusetts at the new stadium on Saturday October 30 next year announced by John G Bodie director of athletics Dayton.
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Dayton
Holy Cross
Associated Press
University of Dayton Flyers
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
John G. Bodie
University of Dayton
Auto Racer Harold Fengler Files Bankruptcies
Harold Fengler, renowned automobile racer, filed two voluntary bankruptcy petitions in federal court in Los Angeles. The individual filing lists assets of 3,670 dollars and liabilities of 20,659 dollars, while the Har Lan Fengler, Inc. petition shows assets of 5,475 dollars and liabilities of 9,686 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Harold Fengler
Harlan Fengler, Inc
Thayer Elected Captain of Penn Football Team
George Thayer of Villanova Pa star end for the University of Pennsylvania was chosen captain of the next season's squad. He is a junior in the college department. Thayer's father captained the Pennsylvania team in 1880.
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PENNA
Thayer
Associated Press
Philadelphia
George
Villanova
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Suzanne Lexglen Leads Woman Votes at Tennis Federation
Suzanne Lexglen was the undisputed first choice among the women but the tennis federation continues to vote on the remaining candidates.
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Suzanne Lexglen
Tennis Federation
Seven Big Ten Players on Eckersall's First All Western 1925 Team
Chicago December 12 Walter Eckersall of the Chicago Tribune selects the first all Western eleven for 1925. The lineup includes seven Big Ten players with two from Nebraska and one each from Marquette and Notre Dame. Enright of Notre Dame is at full back, with Ed Weir and Hutchison from Nebraska noted among Missouri Valley stars. Diswey of Marquette is at the flank opposite Bennie Oosterbaan.
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Eckersall
Chicago
Walter Eckersall
Chicago Tribune
Nebraska
Marquette
Notre Dame
Middle West
Enright
McCarty
Ed Weir
Camp
Hutchison
Diswey
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Eckers
Oosterbaan
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Drake
Ewee Welk
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Hess
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Rhee
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Stipek
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Lowry
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Minnesota
Kassel
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Friedman
Esas Chilson
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Rhodes
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Covington Big Three Name City Appointees
After conferences among Commissioners elect Donnelly Megerle and Blackburn they announced appointments for the new administration to take office January 4. Megerle lists Finance Department appointees and Blackburn lists Public Works staff while Donnelly keeps Public Property. Also named are Edward Suchanek and Robert Heinen to health and police court clerks respectively and Hattie McDonald as health department clerk.
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Donnelly
Megerle
Blackburn
Finance Department
John Reed
Walter Ritte
Herbert Belman
Alice L. Jones
Roy Steventon
Rodman
Harry Johnson
Benjamin Cain
City
Covington
John Pickett
Latonia
Dave Mills
Lacy Woods
Edward Suchanek
P. J. Murphy
Robert Heinen
Health Department
George Langley
Hattie McDonald
Lenora Kruse
Kenton Bar Association Elects Officers at 25th Banquet
The Kenton County Bar Association held its 25th annual election and banquet at Ft. Mitchell Country Club. Helm Woodward was elected President with Richard Williams as VP, Arthur Inskeep as Secretary, O H Roetken as Treasurer, and S D Rouse O M Rogers and John Klette on the Executive Committee.
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Helm Woodward
Kenton Bar Association
Kenton County Bar Association
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
John H. Klette
John C. Doolin
Louisville
State Bar Association
Doolin
Association
Richard G. Williams
Arthur L. Inskeep
O. H. Roetken
S. D. Rouse
O. M. Rogers
John Klette
Woodward
Ties Up Suit By Refusal To Answer Questions
A Covington deposition case against the City of Covington halted when City Auditor Griffin Murphy refused to answer questions on counsel's advice. The suit seeks return of $13,000 paid to O F Moore Co for a dry well at Covington Water Works. Proceedings adjourned to next Wednesday for judge to rule.
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Richard McGraw
Covington
Griffin Murphy
Martin Brown
O. F. Moore Company
Ft. Thomas
Stricklett
Harbeson
Murphy
O’donovan
Hawk
Donnelly
Kluemper
Balley
Commercial Travelers Hold Their Yearly Rally in Covington
Covington Council No 73 United Commercial Travelers of America hosts its annual rally at Knights of Pythias Castle Hall. Senior Councilor George J. Boehm presided. after initiation a dinner followed by singing and dancing. Guests included Supreme and Grand Lodge officers from Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland and D C.
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Covington Council No 73
United Commercial Travelers of America
Knights of Pythias
Walter Thompson
Albert Saalfeld
J. A. Cassidy
Grand Lodge
George F. Brown
Lexington
W. T. Benton
W. F. Clark
W. B. Moore
Matt Miser
Covington Council
United States
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Samuel J. Martin Dies. Former Covington Police Captain
Samuel J. Martin, 67, former Covington Police Captain, died. Services pending with local funeral home. He served decades in the department and was honored for leadership during his tenure.
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Samuel Martin, Jr
Department
Suspension Bridge
Old Kentucky Lodge of Moose
Carrie Martin
Mae Donnelly
Edna Tuttle
Samuel J. Martin
The
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Hear Tax Valuation Suit in Federal Court
Testimony was heard yesterday in United States Circuit Court in the Cumberland Pipe Line Company of Winchester versus the Kentucky State Tax Commission. After evidence the court took the case under submission. The company seeks to prevent increasing its franchise tax value of 478 630 for the 1924 tax assessment.
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C. H. Moorman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
I. Dawson
Louisville
A. M. J. Cochran
Maysville
Cumberland Pipe Line Company
Winchester
Kentucky State Tax Commission
Frankfort
Tax Commission
Booth Memorial Hospital campaign meetup outlines six year pledges
Division A of Booth Memorial Hospital's $250000 building fund met in the First National Bank Building. Dr R Lee Bird and Mrs Maud L Johnstone outlined a deal for half the cost of the new $500000 building and described soliciting pledges in six equal annual installments from Metropolitan Northern Kentucky citizens between January 8 and 18.
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Booth Memorial Hospital
Samuel A. Keller
First National Bank
R. Lee Bird
Maud L. Johnstone
Kentucky
Lewis in The Last Edition at Liberty Theater
Ralph Lewis stars in The Last Edition a melodramatic photo play about newspaper life at the Liberty for the first three days of the week. A Hal Roach comedy Pathe News and Bascope The Whistling Fool share the program with vaudeville and musical numbers by Liberty Ragamuffins and Helen Doyle.
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Freshie
Helen Doyle
Wanda Hawley
Jimmie Adams
Federal Judge Cochran to open U S District Court in Catlettsburg
Federal Judge Cochran will convene the United States District Court tomorrow in Catlettsburg with a large docket likely extending sessions through year end. Groundbreaking will occur for a $225000 Protestant Children's Home beside Devon Park. completion within a year. Carl J Lucas, 32, of Madison Ave, murdered by his wife earlier this week. funeral set tomorrow at his uncle’s home with burial in Highland Cemetery.
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United States District Court
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Devon Park
John Sweeney
Greenup
Manson
Tony Romito
Beal Street
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Carl J. Lucas
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Edward Cogley
East Thirteenth Street
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Florence Lucas
Suit Over Emma Jackson Estate In Ludlow Court
George Jackson sues John Jackson to settle Emma Jackson estate a house and lot on Oak street Ludlow and divide proceeds. Jackson adopted by the couple in 1903 and Mrs Jackson left the estate to him. Ernest Franks sues to compel Harry and Kate Grebe to convey title to a Crescent Springs house Franks says he funded the purchase and Grebes hold the property for him but refuse transfer.
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Collier Avenue
Crescent Springs
Franks
Harry Grebe
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Covington Deaths Reported for Last Week
Fourteen deaths occurred in Covington last week per Health Officer J. P. Riffe's report. The mortality list includes Sister Mary Eustachia 83 Ther esia Weitzel 83 Josephine Schawe 82 Mary Hart 75 Davis Sherman 69 Annie O'Donnell 65 Elizabeth Hueninghake 65 Henry Exterkamp 55 Jah Redman 17 Grace Lawrence 67 Mary Wilson 46 John Griffee 45 Elmer Curran 44 and William Webb.
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Covington
P. Riffe
Mary Eustachia
Theresia Weitzel
Josephine Schawe
Mary Hart
Davis Sherman
Annie O'Donnell
Elizabeth Hueninghake
Henry Exterkamp
Jah Redman
Grace Lawrence
Mary Wilson
John Griffee
Elmer Curran
William Webb
Marriage Licenses List From Covington and Nearby
A consolidated list shows marriage licenses issued to individuals from Erlanger Covington Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Names include Ellen Ethel Bahl, John A Schrage, Adelaide Ertzinger, Clifford Von Gries, Anna Meyer, Harold Mullin Stella Taylor Jesse Schaffer Laura Studebaker Grover Monison Emma Griffith Earl Williams Helen E Dub Cincinnati Charles Schneider Julia Cain John Kirkpatrick Flora Manning among others.
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John A. Schrage
Covington
Adelaide Ertzinger
Clifford von Gries
Cincinnati
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Harold E. Mullin
Richmond
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Stella L. Taylor
Jesse Schaffer
Troy
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Grover C. Monison
Emma Griffith
Earl Williams
Helen Edb
Charles Schneider
Julia Cain
Wees Crescent Springs
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Salle Ludlow
Flora Manning
Negro held in auto death as youth is dismissed
After testimony on a Carlisle avenue and Mound street collision that fatally struck Foster Walker a negro of 1053 Kossuth street Judge Woeste dismissed the reckless driving charge against Richard L Loud 27 a Crescent Spring Ky clerk Testimony showed Loud and Fred Jones 23 a negro of 435 Carlisle avenue were involved Jones was fined 50 and costs Relatives of Walker filed a manslaughter charge against Jones which was referred to the grand jury
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Fred Jones
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Bus Driver Fined and Suspended Over Reckless Driving
Clayton Mc Kenzie of 520 Lock Street was fined $50 and costs and suspended for thirty days in Traffic Court after being charged with reckless driving by C. L. C. Miller. Miller testified that on November 29 McKenzie, a bus driver, crowded him on the Gil bert Avenue Viaduct causing his car to mount the sidewalk.
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Steamer Greenwood Catches Fire at Greene Line Wharf
Fire erupted last night at the foot of Walnut street on the steamer Greenwood which had been sunk and raised earlier. Firemen under Marshal Schraffen berger stretched 1200 feet of hose from Front street to extinguish the blaze threatening nearby boats.
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Newport man arrested in stolen goods case
John Siry of Seventh and Saratoga streets Newport was jailed on receiving stolen goods charges after two youths, 15 and 17, confessed to selling Sky accessories they had stolen. The boys, arrested by Newport police in a stolen auto, said they were paid 1 to 5 dollars for tires by Siry. Siry denied receiving stolen goods. He was released on 2000 dollar bond and awaits a hearing before Judge William C. Buten next Thursday.
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Missing Newport wife Daisy Rubenhofer. husband seeks help
Walter Rubenhofer asks Newport police to find his wife Daisy Rubenhofer 17 missing since last Wednesday. She is five feet four inches, 108 pounds, last seen wearing a dark red coat with black fur cuffs and collar.
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Hall Held to Grand Jury for Shooting Charge
William Hall 50 of 526 Chestnut Street waived examination on a shooting with intent to kill charge. He was held to the grand jury by Judge Moore in Police Court after allegedly shooting his wife Virginia Hall 42 at their dinner table on December 1. Bond cut from 2500 to 1000. wife recovering at Speers Hospital Dayton.
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Move to relocate Vanderbilt residence in sections to Long Island
New York December 12 The William K Vanderbilt house a Fifth Avenue showplace will be moved in sections to a Long Island site to serve as a summer home for a prominent New Yorker with the owner Benjamin Winter negotiating the transfer. Dismantling was to begin soon to clear room for a Thirty three story office tower at Fifty second Street and Fifth Avenue. The Hunt design statue may be given to a public museum and the fate of a marble bath tub valued at $50 000 remains unclear.
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William K. Vanderbilt
Long Island
Fifth Avenue
Benjamin Winter
Winter
Fifty-second Street
Richard Morris Hunt
Florida survey to end freight permit system
S Davies Warfield President of the Seaboard Air Line Railway announced a move to abandon Florida freight permits and replace them with an industrial survey. Two hundred men will assess traffic needs starting with construction contracts, materials delivery, and schedules to set a percentage system. Chambers of Commerce and business groups will cooperate.
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Denial of New Trial for Klan Leader Stephenson
In Noblesville Indiana Judge Will M Sparks overruled motions to vacate verdict grant new trial and arrest judgment for D C Stephenson life term in the Madge Oberholtzer murder The court also granted a 120 day filing period for exceptions The defense chief Eph Inman said an appeal would be taken though later withdrawn and the case expected to be appealed to the Supreme Court
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Eph Inman
Ohio Bar Pushes Speedier Crime Trial Reforms
The Ohio Bar Association committee calls for complete recodification of Ohio criminal law to speed up court procedures. They report plan to push reform at the January Cincinnati meeting, abandoning grand jury abolition and endorsing the Massachusetts short form of indictment and limits on expert testimony.
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Blind horse causes fatal plunge near Bellefontaine
Harry Stephenson aged 43 who lost both legs when struck by a train was killed when a blind horse he was driving to a wagon dragged him over a cliff. The pair plunged about thirty feet into a stone quarry below and the tragedy was found hours later by passing motorists.
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McW'rt
Backus
Nash League
CTY
W. K. Vanderbilt
Florida Survey
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