Nun Vows and Elopes Lead to Catholic Wedding
Miss Adelia Conrady former Little Sister of St Francis and nurse elopes with patient Jacob Walter. Archbishop Moeller grants permission for a church ceremony at St Bonifacius Cumminsville after a civil marriage on August 20 1968. Walter a barber met Conrady at St Francis hospital Lick Run. The couple’s romance draws attention in Catholic circles as plans for a church wedding proceed.
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Adelia
St. Francis’ Hospital
Man
Lickrun
Jacob Walter
Powers Street
Borden
Cumminsville
Arly
St. Francis Hospital
Lick Run
Forest School Proposed Near Cincinnati by Board of Education
The Cincinnati board weighs creating a forest school to aid children prone to consumption. Plan mirrors German open air treatment with daily attendance, possible car fare support, and a future culinary department. Site and scope to be decided after consultations with the superintendent and health officer.
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Board of Education
Germany
Cincinnati
Withrow
Forest School
Dyer
Brown
Libel Case Unfolds as Grand Jury Names Plaintiffs and Defendants
The New York grand jury reveals the complainants and defendants in a libel dispute over a Canal purchase article. William J. Dempsey of The World is summoned. witnesses include E M Engleman and Douglas Robinson, with Taft and Jerome involved in preliminary proceedings.
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World
Jerome
New York
Federal Grand Jury
United States
John Doe
William J. Dempsey
New York World
Press Publishing Company
the World
Henry I. Stimson
William Travers Jerome
E. M. Engleman
Grand Jury
Secret Service
Washington
Panama Canal
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Baker
Mr. Taft
Criminal Court
Gould
Western Union Telegraph Company
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
Indianapolis
California Gov Gillett says no anti Japanese legislation this session
Sacramento January 19 Governor Gillett announces no anti Japanese bills will be enacted this session after talks with leaders in both houses. He says federal wishes must be considered and a Roosevelt letter asks holding such legislation until the president can comment. Roosevelt's letter urges restraint and continuity of the Japan immigration agreement.
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Sacramento
Cal
Gillett
Roosevelt
Washington
Gillette
California
United States
Thaw Proceedings Halted in New York Trial Request
In White Plains New York on January 19 Thaw's counsel sought Justice Tompkins to set a trial in New York County to decide Thaw's current sanity. The judge denied a separate jury trial in Dutchess County and ordered no immediate jury hearing.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K
Thaw
Tompkins
New York County
Dutchess Court
Ten Jurors Accepted In Night Rider Trial
Union City Tenn Jan 19 The jury selection for Ed Marshall a Night Rider leader who helped murder Captain Quentin Ranken faced delays as most talesmen formed opinions Only ten of 115 were accepted with fifty more summoned for tomorrow The defense has six peremptory challenges left and the state four Evidence will begin after noon.
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Union Gity
Tenn
Ed Marshall
Quentin Ranken
Western Kentucky families return state orphans to home
In Frankfort on January 19, 75 Western Kentucky families returned children adopted from the State Children's home due to fears of night riders. Superintendent George L. Schon reported ongoing trouble placing children in homes where tobacco-related issues have arisen in the past year.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
George L. Schon
Toledo Fire Devastates Brown Eager Hull Block and More
A major Toledo blaze began in the Brown Eager Hull Book company store basement at 10 pm and gutted the four story building. The fire spread to the Hudson Dry Goods block, destroying multiple structures and threatening theaters. Firefighters faced collapses and extensive damage totaling about 250000 dollars, with control achieved by 1 15 am.
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Toledo, CO
Toledo
Brown, Eager & Hull Book Company
Adams and
Summit Streets
Hudson Dry Goods Company
Arcade
St. Clair Street
Empire Theater
Brown, Fager & Hull
Scotch Woolen Mills Company
Knapp
Fleischmann
Empire
Moving Picture Operator Escapes in Fire
Thomas Colan a moving picture operator narrowly escaped death when a machine exploded in a fire proof box at a five cent theater in a suburb of Chicago. Several others were badly burned as staff and audience fled the blaze and Colan was hospitalized with serious burns.
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Chicago
Thomas Colan
Colan
Kieran Surrenders With Attorney in Buffalo
H J Kieran former Fidelity Funding president surrendered to Pittsburgh police earlier and, with attorney Moses Shire, remained in Buffalo area. He will not attempt to flee and will appear in court as scheduled.
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Fidelity Funding Company
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
H. J. Kieran
Pittsburg
Moses Shire
Kieran
Woman dies after kitchen fire attempt with gasoline
In Piqua Ohio on January 19 Mrs. David Reeser died from injuries after she tried to start a fire in the kitchen range using gasoline. Live coals in the grate ignited the gasoline causing an explosion that threw her to the floor and set her ablaze.
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David Reeser
Longworth Act Amendment Support Sought in Ohio House
Special Dispatch reports Cincinnati civic groups pressing the Ohio General Assembly to extend the amended Longworth act. Harm on recommends a new three member taxation board to oversee state duties including deposits, while probing Hamilton County affairs and related public funds issues from 1906 to 1908.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati
General Assembly of
Ohio
Senate
Hamilton County
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
General Assembly
Cleveland Committee
Cincinnati Committee
Executive Department
Senate Approves 100000 Salary for President
The Senate approved a presidential salary of 100000 per year and set vice president and speaker at 15000 each. Chief Justice salary rose to 15000, associate judges to 14500. Amendments on horse allowances were struck as the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill advanced after a lengthy debate.
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Washington
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of the United States
Ohioan Dies Snowslide Sleding Accident
Fred Shannon age 20 of St Johns in Auglaise County was fatally injured while coasting down a hill in Wapakoneta Ohio. The sled struck him breaking his neck and he died shortly after the accident occurred this afternoon.
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Wapakoneta
Fred Shannon
St. Johns
Benet Presides Paris Chamber Dinner With Notables
Laurence V. Benet was re elected president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris and presided at the annual dinner. Principal guests included General Stewart L. Woodford Henry Vignaud Thomas P. Egan and Frank H. Mason.
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Paris
Laurence V. Benet
American Chamber of Commerce
Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
Henry Vignaud
Thomas P. Egan
Cincinnati
Frank H. Mason
Liberia Inquiry Asked for Liberia Commission to Assess Condition
The U S House discussed pension and deficiency bills and naval appropriations. A presidential message urged a 20000 funding for a Liberian inquiry to assess conditions in Monrovia and advise U S action to aid the republic amid civil strife and governance challenges.
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Heflin
Alabama
Department of Agriculture
Representative Foss
Illinois
House Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Republic of
Liberia
Africa
Congress
Monrovia
United States
Republic of Liberia
Root
Representative Willett Speech Sparks House Inquiry
A House committee was authorized to review Willett's speech attacking the president and consider sanctions. Representative Hughes signaled to expunge the remarks from the record as Payne of New York moved a related measure.
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Willett
Washington
New
House
Dent
Hughes
W. Va
Mey
Payne
New York
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Libel Mystery Unveils
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Atlanta Journal
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Japan
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Carroll County
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Supreme Court
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Committee On Pensions
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