Candidates Named for County Commissioner Post in Cincinnati
Eighteen candidates were presented to the Hamilton County Republican Contact Committee seeking the vacant County Commissioner seat. The committee referred all names to the Executive and Advisory Committee, with an endorsement anticipated to guide the three-person appointing panel.
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Republican
G. H. Warrington
Board of County Commissioners
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Rudolph K. Hynicka
California
George H. Warrington
Cincinnatus Association
Clifford Brown
Sycamore Township
A. E. Anderson
Cincinnati Community Chest Committee
Robert Bunge
GC. M. Hoffman
Hazelwood
Hamlin Harper
Warrington
Commercial Tribune
Edward Colston
Colston
Cincinnati
Commercial Trib
Cincinnatus Society
Press of
Anderson
The
Hoffman
Republican Executive Committee
Sixteen Mile Stand Horse Rangers
Jmmanuel G. Krebbiel
Pioneer Street
John F. Harper
Loveland
James J. Mullany
Harry Appel
Dawson J. Blackmore
Fred Schmiessing
Walnut Hills
Thomas Fischer
Madeira
George W. Rothfuss
St. Bernard
Andrew J. Murphy
Hyde Park
Sidney I. Crew
Gliding Record Falls as Thoret Stays Air Seven Hours
Lieut enant Thoret, a French aviator, stays aloft seven hours and three minutes in a regular army aeroplane with the propeller wedged to disable it. The craft carried extra fuel and 500 pounds of weight, breaking gliding duration records set by Maneyrolle and Hentzen in prior competitions.
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Bisera
Algeria
Thoret
Mojor Maneyrolle
Itford Hill
England
Gersfeld
H. P. Hentzen
Kelso Bridge Collapse After Log Jam Sink Lost Lives
Kelso Washington January 3 reports say a timber suspension bridge crowded with spectators collapsed into the Cowlitz River during a log jam. From 100 to 150 people were on the structure plus ten or more vehicles. at 7 pm fewer than forty had been rescued and eighteen were missing. several injured. Water mains failed and lights went out as officials and families sought information.
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Kelso
Wash
Cowlitz
Seri
West Kelso
Merchant Iron Dealer Edward K Morris Dies at 63
Edward Knight Morris, a longtime wholesale iron, boiler, and factory supplies dealer in Cincinnati, died at his Westwood home after a brief illness. He was 63 and survived by three sisters and a brother, with funeral services by Cheviot Lodge and Knight Templars at 2 p.m. tomorrow at his Harrison avenue residence, Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Edward Knight Morris
Cincinnati
Harrison Avenue
Westwood
Mr. Morris
Old Morris
Carlisle Avenue
Morris
Old Friends Academy of Cincinnati
Frank Morris
Morris & Reith Company
George J. Morris
Cheviot Lodge
Hanselmann Lodge of
Knight Templars
Scottish Rite
Chamber of Commerce
Fannie Morris
Fannie
D. R. Moore
O. A. Faber
Masonic Lodge
Spring Grove Cemetery
Girl nearly decapitated by corn grinder in Kentucky farm incident
Thelma Baker, 16, of Newport, was severely injured when hair and scalp were torn into a corn grinder. A mad dash to Grant's Lick and back, with the scalp retrieved from the machine, led to a midnight graft at Booth Memorial Hospital. Doctors expressed optimism about her recovery despite heavy blood loss.
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Thelma Baker
York Street
Newport
Booth Memorial Hospital
Charlies B. Baker
Kenton Loose Leaf Tobacco
Covington
Holden
Holden Barry
Grant's Lick
Parker Barry
John Howe
Alexandria
J. L. Houston
Grant
John Powers
Kenton Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse
Prohibition Dept Warned by Klan Over City Liquor
The Wisconsin State Prohibition Department received a warning that the Klu Klux Klan will intervene to force a clean-up of illicit liquor traffic in a Wisconsin city unless officials are immediately disciplined. Prohibition officers refused to name the city.
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Madison
Wis
State Prohibition Department
Wisconsin
Klu-Klux Klan
Mrs. Bell Ok Revealed Art If Lip-Reading
Mrs Elizabeth Bell widow of Alexander Graham Bell died in Washington at 63 after a long illness. Born Mabel Hubbard in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1859 she learned lip reading and spoke despite total deafness. She wrote on lip reading in 1895 and supported Bell’s telephony work. She leaves two daughters Elsie May Grosvenor and Marion Hubbard Fairchild and Grace Bell sister to Charles Bell.
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Washington
Alexander Graham Bell
Cambridge
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geolographic Society
Marion Hubbard Fairchild
David Fairchild
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Grace Hubbard Bell
Charles I. Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Five Autoists Cited for Speeding on Gilbert Avenue
Five motorists were cited for speeding on Gilbert avenue between the viaduct and Peebles corner after complaints. Civilians named include Clarence Kuhn 34 John W Archerlie 25 Frank Sorenson 29 Louis G Freeman 22 and Karl Bramer 20. Police logged speeds over thirty five miles an hour during patrols ordered by the Service Director and Chief Copelaw.
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Gilbert Avenue
Viaduct
Peebles Corner
Clarence Kuhn
Eastern Avenue
John W. Archerlie
Hemlock Street
Frank Sorenson
Cincinnati Gear Company
Reading Road
Louis G. Freeman
Observatory Avenue
Karl Bramer
Huntington Place
Copelaw
Charles E. Tudor
Andrew W. Graf
Graf
Levine Appointed Appeals Court Judge by Governor Davis
Governor Davis announced in Columbus Cleveland tonight the appointment of Manuel Levine Common Pleas Judge Cuyahoga County to the Court of Appeals to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Ingersoll's death.
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Levine
Davis
Columbus
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Manuel Levine
Cuyahoga County
Court of Appeals
Ingersoll
New York Ensnared by Snow and Fog Delays Traffic
A January snowstorm grips New York City with four inches of snow and dense fog. City crews deploy 800 motorized plows and 3000 snow wings to aid streets and transit while elevated, subway, and surface lines suffer delays. The Weather Bureau warns of more snow and rain with gales tomorrow and reports the first storm fatality, a six year old crushed beneath a car in near white out conditions.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Delaware Breakwater
Eastport
Cape Hatteras
William Hogan
Government Bases Suit for 5,000,000 on Army Contract
The United States Government filed a $5 million suit against Fred T. Ley & Co. Inc. of Springfield and Boston over alleged breach of contract for the Camp Devens army cantonment. A writ was issued. case returnable in March. Claims include waste of materials, unnecessary work, leasing, and sabotage by workers.
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Boston
United States
Fred T. Ley & Co. Inc
Springfield
Camp Devins
Fraud Charges Upheld in Fontaine Adair Annulment Case
Justice Tompkins vacated Evan Burrowes Fontaine and Sterling Adair’s marriage annulment and ordered a grand jury investigation into perjury and fraud. The ruling stems from a $1,000,000 breach of promise suit by Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney and cites deceit by Fontaine and her mother, plus improper attorney conduct by Charles Firestone. The court calls for Bar Association inquiry into Firestone and related practices.
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Associated Press
Nyack
N. Y
Evan Burrowes Fontaine
Sterling Adair
Justice Tompkins
Supreme Court
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Tompkins
Miss Fontaine
New York Bar Association
Charles Firestone
Mt. Vernon
New York
Thompkins
Premiers' Conference Tense. Harvey Informs Harding
Washington scene grows anxious as the reparations stalemate in Europe tightens. George Harvey, ambassador to London, spends the day at the White House and State Department, with officials silent on any new proposals or plans. His stay hinges on events abroad as the Paris talks loom over U S policy and a possible Senate storm over Reparations Commission representation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Paris
George Harvey
London
White House
State Department
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Harvey
Harding
Hughes
Council of Premiers
M. Poincare
Lausanne
Local burglars named in Ohio city crime probe
William Russell confessed to multiple Cleveland County burglaries in Ohio as part of a wider inquiry. Prosecutors, aided by city detectives, traced valuables including a $1500 item from the Stanton home and mapped the gang’s operations across Cleveland.
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William Russell
Cleveland
Illinok
Cleveland County
Ohio
Home Gdeatena
Seksnine Pry Russell
Proséton
Stanton
Stannard
Prosecuto
Bell
Hamilton Cour
Wrutor Bell
Prosec
Clevela
Detec Luhn
Fred Kamr
Abe Hallwood Place
Russell
Jewelry theft case links pawnshop to Cleveland loot
A Cleveland jewelry theft case ties a pawnshop owner in Cincinnati to stolen items from Prosecutor Stanton's home. Police recovered a ring, a bar pin with 43 engraved, a diamond stick pin, and a diamond brooch matching witness descriptions. Coins and old currency were found in a safe. Munich faces charges for failing to keep proper purchase records.
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Cleveland
Mujith
Russell
Munich
Russelll
Stanton
Kraus found guilty in fraud case in Pomeroy
George Kraus Sr. aged 68 was convicted by a jury of embezzlement tied to finances of his wife Susan and himself with losses reportedly over 200000. Sentence postponed. His wife previously convicted of forgery is serving an indeterminate term at the Marysville reformatory.
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Pomeroy, O
George Kraus, Sr
Susan Kraus
Kraus
Marysville Reformatory
Louis Seyfried
American Killed in Duel Between Mexican Officers
George W. Stebbins American auto repair shop owner was fatally wounded when he walked into a street pistol duel between two military men in Mexico City. Five others were seriously hurt including Generals and officers involved. Stebbins was with his wife and child at the scene.
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Mexico City
George W. Stebbins
Stebbins
Leovigildo Avila
Constantino Lazcana
Club Hisses At President Over Prohibition Meet
New York women at a club luncheon hissed at a delegation plan to press repeal of the Prohibition Amendment. The group adopted a resolution urging President to receive their representatives and warning that ongoing enforcement may threaten constitutional government and law.
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Club Hisses
New York
Molly
Harding O
Ray
Prohibition
Gillett
Alice Carpenter
United States
Washington
Elizabeth Marbury
Prisoner in Fourth District Suffering Cold Amid Coal Shortage
Austin Hall, railroad detective, found Apignus Krinti, 35, sleeping under cars near the stockyards and escorted him to the Fourth District Station for loitering. The cell block endured freezing conditions as coal ran low, with officers joking they would beg coal from laborers at the nearby yards while Krinti complained of warmth outside.
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Fourth District
Austin Hall
Austin
Si7e
Hall
Russia
California
Krinti
Paris
Conference teeters as Britain France seek united policy
Paris reports a fragile pause in the Bonar Law led talks with Poincare and Theunis. The British plan clashes with French and Italian positions while Lausanne and the Near East loom large. Belgium's Theunis defends wartime conquests as tensions ease over Belgium concessions. American officials monitor the drama.
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Lausanne
Paris
Near East
Bonar Law
France
Germany
Theunis
Jasper
Belgium
M. Theunis
Mr. Bonar Law
Foreign Office
Earthquake Report From Thessaly Tells of Motion
Reports from Athens note an earthquake in Thessaly. No details on damage or location were provided.
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Thessaly
Athens
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