Campaigners Aim to Oust Salary Loan Business in Cincinnati
City officials vow to prosecute every violator of the O'Brien ordinance as a campaign ends with Brown Investment Co and its president Alexander Brown agreeing to quit salary loan work in Cincinnati. Tolman faces police court hearings as authorities press broader action against loan sharks and license violations.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Alexander McDonald Brown
William E. Becker
Brown Investment Company
Union Trust Building
Morrill
Deckebach
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Howard Ferris
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Brown Inn Company
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City Hall
Fred Schob
People's Loan Company
Peace Hotel
L.H. Banning
Neave Bul
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Luedera
Tolman
D. M. Tolman
United States
Joan
E.E Tolman
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A.C. Shattack
Superior Court
Tollman
Pease
Katie Forde
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Roosevelt
Taft
Southern Commercial Association
Dana
Congress
Southern
Commercial Association
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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Friends of Waterway
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Witness Tells of Threats Against His Life in Reel Foot Tragedy
Nashville dispatch describes indictments from Humphreys County with men jailed on whitecapping and related charges. It notes arrests at Waverly and nearby towns, details the fear surrounding witness protection, and cites Captain Rankin, Attorney General Caldwell, and local officials in the investigation of night rider activity near Reel Foot Lake.
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Clayton
Union City
Lodge Jones
Caldwell
Waade
Ana
Might Rider
Raskin
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Milk Crusade Aims to Enforce Sanitary Dairies Policy
Public Service Director Dornette announces strict action to shut down unsanitary dairies in Cincinnati. Health Officer Brown and Inspector Hagen will inspect all dairies and can dump substandard milk, with permits revoked for noncompliance.
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Health Board
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Cincinnati
Health Department
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Otty
Conference on child placement to propose nationwide reforms
A national conference proposes reforms in child placing amid concerns raised by American charities. Key figures include Homer Folkstoff, James Nest, and Thomas M Mulry, with input from the Sage Foundation and Catholic social services.
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City Exposition Move Promoted by Seattle Leader
A Seattle advocate, A Davison, promotes a river and waterway exposition in This City from June to October. A five member committee led by Thomas P. Egan of the Chamber of Commerce will arrange the event to showcase canalized waterways and relieve freight congestion.
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Seattle
Wash
Chamber of Commerfoe
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Commercial Tribune
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Congress
Fairbanks
Political caucus shifts in Ohio Taft camp turmoil
In Columbus, Governor Harris backs a party caucus as Daugherty denounces a Franklin county petition backing Taft. Wade Ellis confirms support for Taft while Burton backers push strategy to secure a caucus majority and nominating odds.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harrig
Harry M. Daugherty
Sood
Franklin County
Daugherty
Charles’ P. “Taft
Wade H. Bilis
Assembly
Cincinnati
State Organization
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
United States
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Harris
Taft
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General Assembly
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Burton
George FR. Ertley
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Bail decision postponed in Carmacks Slayers case
In Nashville Tennessee on December 24 Judge Fart postponed ruling on the Carmack’s Slayers case. He said a decision would be handed down Monday, upholding the defense request for more time. The uncertain note in court referred to Colonel Dan and related but unclear proceedings.
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