Streets Will Remain Unrepaired This Year Says Mayor Carrel
Mayor George P. Carrel warns Cincinnati faces no street improvements in 1924 as municipal departments operate with less than the required funds and staff. He notes relief through deficiency bonds and cites plans to move the Municipal Court and ensure better transit while keeping fares low.
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Cincinnati
George P. Carrel
Charles F. Hornberger
Public Service
Carrel
Council
Committee On Finance
County of
Hamilton
Department of Public Safety
City of
Municipal Court
Health Association backs no X ray at UC stadium
The American Student Health Association advised Dr Lawrence Chenoweth against installing X ray equipment in the first aid dispensaries of the James Gamble Nippert Stadium at the University of Cincinnati. They argued X ray is impractical as first aid and injured athletes should be taken to a hospital.
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James Gamble Nippert
University of Cincinnati
Lawrence B. Chenoweth
American Student Health Association
Cincinnati
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Student Health Association
Chenoweth
Gamble
Hotel Gibson
American Association the Advancement of Science
American Association of Economics
Raycroft
Joseph Raycroft
Princeton University
Drowned in Detroit River Ice Pack Sinks Boat
Detriot, Jan. 2. Freud Wilmur of Detroit and Michael Blatmer drowned when a launch sank after striking a floating ice pack while attempting to reach the Windsor dock. Leslie Knaggs of London Ont was rescued, kept afloat by a life preserver as the James R. Elliott battled ice for thirty minutes.
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Detroit
Windsor
Ontario
Wilmar
Blatmer
Kohler seeks delegate role amid party scrutiny in Ohio
Mayor Fred Kohler announced a bid for delegate-at-large to the Republican National Convention but was rejected by Secretary of State Brown for naming non-qualified first and second choices. He still aims to secure signatures from Senator Johnson and President Coolidge and hints at filing to satisfy legal requirements. The move may signal a future bid for governor, with others like Carmi A. Thompson and Harry L. Davis also whispered as prospective delegates.
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Cleveland
Fred
Brown
Calvin Coolidge
Hiram W. Johnson
Johnson
President Coolidge
Kohler
South America
Carmi A. Thompson
Harry L. Davis
Theodore E. Burton
Coolidge
Go Thou And Sin No More Deleted In Bible Translation
New York report says Dr Edward J Goodspeed professor at University of Chicago has deleted the eighth chapter of Johns gospel in his American Translation of the New Testament The episode of the woman taken in adultery is said to be missing from major manuscripts though many scholars view it as historical.
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New York
Edward J. Goodspeed
University of Chicago
Jesus
New York Tribune
Dr. Goodspeed
Ernest Dewitt Burton
Shailor Mathews
Christ
Burton
Mathews
Jesu
Japanese cabinet bid fails as Kiyoura quits plan
Viscount Kiexo Kiyoura, summoned by Prince Regent Hirohito to form a cabinet after Premier Yamamoto, announced he could not complete a ministry. He said he could not win backing from any Diet political party.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Kiexo Kiyoura
Hirohito
Yamamoto
Warren declines chair on Memel dispute commission
Detroit January 2 Charles Beecher Warren former ambassador to Japan and high commissioner to Mexico declines to serve as President of a three member neutral commission to investigate the Lithuania Poland Memel dispute. Brand Whitlock also declined after being invited to join the panel.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles Beecher Warren
Japan
Mexico
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Lithuania
Poland
Memel
Warren
Council
Mr. Warren
Council of the League
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Ala
Ohio River Flood Rise Near Imminent Levels In 1923
Swift rise of the Ohio River to 45 feet near Cincinnati prompts warnings of possible flooding as forecasters expect a crest at 48 or 49 feet with more rain. Substantial cellar flooding and livestock moves occur while other rivers show normal levels. December 1923 records note near normal yearly precipitation and unusually warm December.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
William Co. Devereaux
United States
California
Cleves
Big Miami
North Bend Ball Park
Little Miami
Mill Creek
Licking
Newport
Devereaux
Weather Bureau
Harper
Ray
Woodward College
Klan Mayor Limits Vaudeville Movies and Gas on Sundays
Youngstown Ohio January 2 Mayor C F Scheible sworn in under Klan endorsement issues Sunday restrictions banning vaudeville and Sunday moving pictures before 1 pm gasoline stations allowed 1 to 3 pm confectionery drug stores and newsstands may stay open day of week atmosphere local order aims to regulate Sunday commerce
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KLAN
Youngstown
C. F. Scheible
Warrants Issued for Three Men in Hotel Killing
Central City Kentucky officers issued warrants for three non resident men tied to a hotel shooting that killed Luther Brown 35 as he slept. Mayor Lonnie Jackson said warrants would be served Thursday. Brown died after being struck by a bullet fired through a paper board wall.
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Central City
Luther Brown
Lonnie Jackson
Brown
Jackson
Opium Loot From Brooklyn Pier Heist
Nine men halted five guards at a Brooklyn pier at daybreak and escaped with ten cases of opium worth $100,000. The guards were bound and gagged as the thieves loaded the cases into awaiting cars. The opium had been shipped from Turkey to a Brooklyn druggist.
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N. Y
New York
Brooklyn
Turkey
Judge Recalls Rhode Island Divorce Ruling
Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson, famed author, won a divorce from Robert J. Sanderson in Providence Superior Court on neglect to provide. Judge Chester W. Barrows ordered a full investigation after The Providence Journal raised questions about residency and possible fraud. The case cites three years in Rhode Island, though records suggest shorter actual residence.
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Providence, R. I
Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson
Robert J. Sanderson
Chester W. Barrows
Superior Court
Providence Journal
Barrows
Rhode Island
America
Nina Wilcox
Putnam
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Madison, Conn
Death of Italian ski jumper Giuseppe Perlo confirmed
Turin report states Giuseppe Perlo, one of Italy's top ski jumpers, died during Olympic training after being missing since yesterday. His body was found at the foot of a precipice.
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Turin
Italy
Giuseppe Perlo
Four Die As Auto Hit By Train In Ohio Snow
Four people including a man about 35 a wife an elderly woman and a 10 year old girl were killed when their car with Michigan plates was struck by passenger train No 3 near Huntsville Ohio. Ernest R Herron of Royal Oak Mich was identified as the man. Herron was a Detroit public schools manual training teacher.
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Detroit
Toledo
Cincinnati
W. S. Herron
Columbus Grove
Huntsville
R. Herron
Bellefontaine
Royal Oak
Herron
W. E. Herron
Ohio
Mr. Herron
Mrs. Herron
Lima
Killed as Car Strikes Auto on Norwood Street
Arthur Nort a 40 year old laborer of 2100 Maple avenue Norwood was fatally injured when the automobile he rode in collided with a south bound Kennedy Heights street car at Main and Highland avenues Norwood last night Nort died several hours later from a fractured skull at General Hospital Austin Riley 44 of 3168 Maple Leaf place Pleasant Ridge was also involved.
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Arthur Nort
Maple Avenue
Norwood
Kennedy Heights
Main
Highland Avenues
North
General Hospital
Austin Riley
Maple Leaf Place
Pleasant Ridge
Cincinnati Senator Fess and Wilby clash over veteran letter
Cincinnati attorney Charles B. Wilby and United States Senator Simeon D. Fess traded sharp remarks over a veteran's letter about soldiers' bonus legislation. Wilby said the veteran's letter and Fess's reply, reportedly tossed into a waste basket, show shifting stance on relief compensation. Washington dispatches quoted Fess defending the correspondence as political propaganda amid the bonus dispute.
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Cincinnati
Fess
Simeon D. Fess
United States
Ohio
Charles B. Wilby
Senator Fess
Wilby
Washington
Yellow Springs
State Plans Conspiracy Charge in Beazell Chatfield Case
Defense claims the state may pursue a conspiracy theory in the embezzlement case of William H. Chatfield Jr. and George H. Beazell. The issue centers on admissibility of New York depositions from stock exchange and Hornblower & Weeks officials, with prosecutors remaining silent on their theory.
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State
Beazell-Chatfield
Avers
New York
William H. Chatfield, Jr
George H. Beazell
Thomas H. Darby
Bell
New York Stock Exchange
Hornblower & Weeks
Cincinnati
E. D. V. Cox
Exchange
Erastus Teft
the Exchange
Charles T. Lovening
Aaron A. Walsh
TUP'S CATAFALQUE REMOVED AT TOMB OF TUTANKHAMEN
Howard Carter and assistants removed the black and gold catafalque from Tutankhamen's mortuary chamber in Luxor. The act uncovers the second shrine as work continues with walls and cornice sections to be extracted. Blue faience decorations show fading once dust is cleared.
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Associated Press
Luxor
Egypt
Tutenkhamun
Howard Carter
Carter
Mabel Normand gives account of shooting incident
Miss Normand recounts a New Year party scene at Court Dines’s apartment in Denver where Dines was shot by Horace A. Greer alias Joe Kelly. She describes the moments before and after the attack and disputes that Greer acted from jealousy. She was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital with a nervous breakdown.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel Normand
Courtland
Dines
Denver
Horace A. Greer
Joe Kelly
Miss Normand
Good Samaritan
Dine
Edith Burns
Greer
Anne
Edna Purviance
Joe
Edna
Ben Turpin
Ben
Mabel
Court
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James N. Gamble
Detroit River
Ohio Railway
Utilities Commission
Columbus
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Columbus,‘ O
State Public Utilities Commission
Illicothe
Scioto Valley Traction Company
Traction Company
J. B. Mclain
Ray Stevenson
F. Fessel
L. 8. Cullison
T. R. Jones
Red Star Transportation Company
State Supreme Court
Mary Seals
John Zeopfle
Oxford
Dechee OF
Authoreso
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Winkle
R. J. Sanderson
Robert Faulkner Putnam
FLYER
Detroit, Mich
Ernest
Norwood Street
Charles Sawyer
Mr. Bell
Mr Sawyer
Tup
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