Mystery of Archbishop Purcell papers perplexes judge
Judge Warner reports no information on missing papers from Archbishop Purcell insolvency case. The cache of documents may be mislaid. auditors fluctuated debts from 1 million to 4 million dollars. Efforts to locate lawyers and papers face delays and possible destruction in past courthouse riot.
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John Purcell
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Archbishop Purcell
James J. Casey
ULO HURT MAY BE CAUSE OF DEATH
James Conley age 50 died after a prolonged illness. He worked for the traction company and had to quit after an accident in 1906. An inquest will be held by the coroner to determine the cause of death.
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Purdue ‘Artiue
Traction Company
Taft supporters elated as Ohio paper backs direct primary call
In Cleveland on January 5, Foraker camp faces setback as The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune endorses direct county primaries for Republican delegates. McKisson declines comment while Taft allies forecast a weakened Foraker campaign and potential end to the contest.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Foraker
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Foraker V Taft Split Shapes Ohio GOP Tactics
In Columbus on January 5 1920 political editorials from The Commercial Tribune boost Taft stance as bolstering his campaign while Foraker backers grow discouraged. A statewide worker conference is planned to map action as Foraker delays and blank petition forms appear. The Huffman primary bill moves to alter county nominations possibly nullifying the state party call and delaying primaries and convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Foraker
Ohio
G. Norton
McKhisson
Charles Kurtz
Columbus
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Republican State Central Committee
Taft
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Republican State Committee
Bronson
State Committee
Foraker Leaves Senate as Primary Strategy Intensifies
Senator Foraker departed for Washington to push pending measures while remaining a central figure in Ohio politics. The piece notes looming primaries, ongoing campaigns from Taft Cannon Knox and others, and a Walnut Hills club meeting with speakers Chapmen and Dickinson. A Boston suffrage conference circular is circulating locally.
Trial Judge And Man Charged With Killing His Sweetheart
Auber Anderson 25 is indicted for murder of Pearl Warning in Leesburg Ohio. He and Judge Cyrus Newby face trial in Hillsboro with proceedings to last several weeks. Prosecution by Smith and Morrow. defense by Sloan and Pavey.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington D. H
Auber Anderson
Miss Pearl Warning
Hillsboro
Cyrus Newby
Leesburg
Aubert Anderson
Anderson
Miss Warning
West Virginia
Simpson
Smith
D. Q. Morrow
Ulric Sloan
Salvage motor crashes into ladder wagon injuring horses
Dramatics at Court street and Central avenue as the Salvage Corps auto collides with Hook and Ladder Company No 1 monster truck. Neither crewman injured but horses suffer cuts and bruises. both vehicles damaged and a plate glass window is broken. Fire at 916 Central avenue caused a small blaze with $15 loss.
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Salvage Corps
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Ninth Street
Ladder Company
Patrick Donovan
Gifts Engine House
Sixth Street
Race Street
Ninth
Vine
William Curran
Albert White
Max. Cohen
Centtal Avenue
Woodmen Parade Marks 25th Anniversary Event
Eighteen Modern Woodmen camps in Hamilton County prepare a silver anniversary class initiation at West End Turner Hall tomorrow night. The Modern Woodmen band led by Prof. Whitely will head a parade from G. A. R. Hall at 7 15 to Freeman avenue. A class of 12 candidates will be initiated with speakers State Deputy N C Sherburne of Newark Ohio and Abe Rothwell of Hamilton Ohio present.
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Hamilton County
West End
Turner Hall
Modern Woodmen
Prof. Whitely
Roosevelt seen as strongest GOP nominee in the South
Colonel H. W. Williams of Dallas said at the Linton Hotel that Roosevelt is viewed as the only Republican who can defeat Bryan. He noted Roosevelt’s continued popularity in the South despite the financial stringency and predicted broad Southern support for a nomination.
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Linton Hotel
Bryan
Jones Law petitions may face delays in county courts
Local antisaloon advocates and Mayor Markbreit favor moving Jones law petitions to the Common Pleas Court to ensure full argument is heard. Judges note potential three month delays if cases stay in order, while Circuit Court faces increased workload. some fear broader congestion. The Winton Place case is set for today as proceedings may require shifting court priorities.
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J. B. Swing
Commission Merchants Headed to Savannah for National Convention
About sixty commission merchants from Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Toledo Dayton and other cities departed Cincinnati last night on a regular train over the Queen and Crescent Route to Savannah Ga for the National League of Commission Merchants annual convention. The gathering begins Tuesday and runs three days with about twenty from Cincinnati in the party.
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Savannah
National League of Commission Merchants
Franciscan priest mourns brother's death in Hamilton
The Rev nllibert Alstaetter of St John s Church mourns the death in Hamilton Ohio of his brother Robert Alstaetter aged 7 from typhoid pneumonia The funeral will be at St Stephen s Church in Hamilton Alstaetter formerly belonged to the firm Long Alstaetter
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St. John’s Church
Hamilton, O
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St. Stephen's Church
Hamilton
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Long & Alstaetter
Charities in Cincinnati Face Financial Hardships
Charities across Cincinnati report severe funding shortages amid the late financial stringency. Groups including the Children's Home Humane Society Associated Charities United Jewish Charities Salvation Army and Gospel Mission warn they may close as zero weather approaches.
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Humane 0Olicy
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Salvation Army
Gospel Mission
Hubbard
Regular Party Platform Promotes Cincinnati Growth
The Regular party in the coming Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce election advances a belt line, elevated rail, nine foot river stage, and uniform railroad charging to boost Cincinnati as an industrial and commercial center. It pledges backing for terminal improvements, fair weighing, and economical chamber management while defending member interests.
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South American Trade Promise Emphasized by Roberson
Lecturer Frank Roberson urged Unity Club at Grand Opera House that South America offers vast trade opportunities, citing Brazil, Buenos Ayres, and Uruguay as growing centers. He blamed American businessmen for lagging while Europeans gain markets, noting Germany and others subsidized steamship lines.
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South America
Unity Club
Grand Opera House
United States
Uruguay
Germany
Harden German editor gets light four month libel sentence
Dr A F Morgenstern of Cincinnati says the four month term for Harden, a German editor, was a popular compromise. He notes the charges were vague, the public understood little, and Harden may be free soon. Morgenstern warned the arrest was not Harden’s first libel case and that Von Moltke and others are cleared of gossip.
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Count von Moltke
A. F. Morgenstern
West Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Berlin
von Moltke
Morgenstern
German Literary Society
Beauty Contest Opens In The Illustrated Magazine
The Commercial Tribune invites local women to submit photographs for a Beauty Editor contest. First prize is 50 dollars, with four prizes total. entries must include name and address on the back, be mailed with stamps for return if needed, and the winners will be featured in The Illustrated Magazine in Sunday’s issue.
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New York
William Escott
Salvation Army
Commercial Tribune
Queen City
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