Debated Bill to codify penal laws on unions and boycotts
In Washington the House fought over Section 19 of a penal code revision bill. Amendments sought to exempt labor unions from Section 19 during strikes and boycotts, all failing except Clark's to remove eligibility penalties. Parties clashed, prearranged schemes denied, lawyers present, weeks of debate expected.
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WightDeclines Internal Revenue Post in Louisiana
Pearl Wight a leading Louisiana Republican confirmed that he declined the offer of Commissioner of Internal Revenue from President Roosevelt. He cited the need to devote his full time to Louisiana business amid a financial stringency that arose months ago.
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Unicams Rescued From House Fire In Warren Building
In Ashtabula Ohio on January 11, a four story Warren Building blaze from Reed Furniture store explosion trapped residents on the second, third, and fourth floors. Escapes via stairs and elevator failed. Mrs Kitzler was lowered from a third story window and fell twenty feet, injuring her. Over twenty people were rescued. several burned or overcome by smoke. Loss about $20,000.
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Ashtabula
Warren
Reed Furniture
Kitzler
Lukens arraigned in first degree murder case
Albert Lukens was formally arraigned in Canton Ohio on the charge of murder in the first degree. He is accused of killing Elizabeth Brown the Massillon girl found dead here with a hammer. Robbery is the suggested motive and Lukens pleaded not guilty.
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Elizabeth Brown
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Actor Charles J. Jackson Dies by His Own Hand
New York January 11 Charles J Jackson an actor and nephew of Joseph Jefferson committed suicide in his Hotel Gerard room by hanging at age 45 He had been unemployed for eight months and despondent after failing to memorize lines in a new company He was the son of Cornelia Jackson sister of Joseph Jefferson and a former prominent actress.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Charles. J. Jackson
Joseph Jefferson
Gerard
Jackson
Cornelia Jackson
Cincinnatians in New York During Winter Week
Cincinnati and Ohio figures flock to New York hotels for business and social meetings. Notables include Julius Fleischmann Rud K Hynicka Dr Charles Kearns Sr and Col William M Donaldson as they discuss gas industry, lithography plants and circus contracts while others like Omwake Fagan and residents mingle with merchants and entertainers in city venues.
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Covington
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Cincinnati
Plaza Hotel
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Imperial
Clearing House Hets Cance ls Checks and Returns Collateral
The Clearing House committee, comprising five bank executives, led a widespread cancellation of checks. About 25 percent of collateral was returned to banks, with roughly $500,000 canceled and total outstanding security around $2,000,000. Banks report no counterfeits and plan further burning of certificates.
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Cincinnati Bar Association Holds Regular Meeting
The Cincinnati Bar Association will hold its regular quarterly meeting Tuesday at o'clock p.m. in the association rooms at 26 East Eighth Street. President Charles H. Stephens will preside. Names of candidates for membership have been submitted to Mrs Edwin Gholson, Chairman of the Membership Committee.
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Virtuoso Plays Difficult Music At New York Symphony
Fritz Kreisler was soloist with the New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch. Brahms Violin Concerto in D impressed with its technical difficulty while Schumann Symphony No. DP minor, Op. 120, offered a scholarly rendering. Wagner selections closed the program with notable applause. The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Karl Muck will perform next.
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Obituaries of Richard Chapman and Robert Moffett die in several cities
Richard Chapman 67 prominent Fas ton Pa. state operator and former Pennsylvania legislator died in Clifton Springs N Y. Rev Robert Moffett 72 minister and longtimeCor responding Secretary of the General Christian Missionary Society died in Cleveland Ohio. Adolf Jelenko died Friday at his Fern street Avondale home after a career with an insurance company. Funeral at 3 pm in home with burial at Walnut Hills Jewish Cemetery. He is survived by a widow and six children in Pittsburgh Montreal and this city.
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Walnut Hills
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Pittsburg
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Montreal
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I. L. Miller
Albert . Mayer
Melvine Jelenko
This City
Picture of officers of the Federated Improvement Association
Next Sunday January 19 the Illustrated Magazine will publish a photo of the Cincinnati organization’s officers. The issue comes free with the Commercial Tribune and will include stories jokes and anecdotes.
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Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artists
The twelfth annual show at the Art Museum gathers leading idle West artists for a touring exhibit in Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis and St Louis. President L H Meakin and many Cincinnati members are noted with prize awards and a strong roster of exhibitors including J Ottis Adams C J Barnhorn and J H Sharp.
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Boys Make Store Raid Leaders Arrested In East Court
A crowd of youths entered the William Windhurst Company stock sale on East Court Street yesterday and left with items concealed. Detectives Calnan and Keatting arrested 16 year old Fred Osterholt of 1540 Elm Street, named as leader. Most property was recovered and Osterholt is held for juvenile court.
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Kentuckian Dies of Wound in Trivial Quarrel
Joseph Young white man died at Good Samaritan Hospital after being shot by Will Chenault a Black man. Chenault also died from gunshot wounds the night before. The two quarreled over a trifling matter, pistols were drawn and a double tragedy ensued.
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Admiral Evans fleet may visit Puget Sound this summer
The Navy Department said Admiral Evans will lead sixteen battleships on a possible early summer voyage from San Francisco to Puget Sound. The plan hinges on official approval and coastal movements.
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