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Branch News Offices and Bureaus
List of city branch offices with addresses for Walnut Hills Covington Newport London Washington New York and Chicago bureaus. Reading room access noted in London. Telephone numbers provided for South district lines.
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East
McMillan Street
Covington
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Hughes and Roosevelt Unite Behind Hughes Bid
The piece notes Colonel Roosevelt declines the Progressive nomination but endorses Hughes. It reports Hughes accepts Progressive support and claims unity against foreign policy failures, especially Mexican policy, urging a return of the Republicans to power. Carranza’s position and shifting Times are referenced as context.
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Roosevelt
Progressive National Convention
Hughes
Progressive National Committee
Progressive Party
United States
Mr. Hughes
National Republican Party
Franchises and ballots in a satirical tour through reform
A collage of quotes and quips on voting, franchises, and politics from multiple papers. It rails at the vagaries of voters and the power of ballots while mixing jokes about politicians, car sales, and domestic life with quick social observations.
Sand in the craw as U.S. and Mexico clash
The remark notes Mexico's land and oil sands while U S forces react with irritation. It frames a sharper tone over territorial issues and hints at cross border tensions in a period of political pressure.
Colonel and Hughes Rally United Behind Strong Plank
The speaker declares unwavering support for Hughes as the nation stands with the Colonel on a durable political platform. The exchange emphasizes unity and commitment to the stated plan amid national discourse.
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Hughes
America
Colonel
Thanks for the fact that there are no Mexican American
A brief note reflects a statement about Mexican American presence, revisiting attitudes or policy context in a historical column. The text centers on respondents or observers noting absence or absence of group in a given setting, with minimal detail.
Tallest Aviator Wins Promotion
Henry Gray, a 22 year old 6 ft 2 in British Flying Corps aviator, has been promoted to command a company of dispatch bearers. He served three years in the aviation corps and saw combat near Ypres, delivering dispatches under fire after an ambush. The Cincinnati writer notes his status as youngest and tallest aviator in the British army.
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William Gray
Cincinnati
Henry
British Flying Corps
Aviation Corps
Ypres
Plea for Soldier Boys
A Cincinnati reader urges strong patriotism and support for soldiers sent to Mexico. The writer argues defense of the flag requires a lasting effort, warns many may die, and calls citizens to honor them by aiding families and sending comfort to camps. The letter emphasizes duty and remembrance.
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The
Commercial Tribune
America
United States
Mexico
Union
R. H. Smith
Cincinnati
Gossip From Abroad on Lord Kitchener Birthplace Origin
In Ireland to Ireland born rumors debate whether Lord Kitchener was born at Crotter House near Ballylongford or Gunsborough House near Listowel. The piece traces his family history including his father Colonel Henry Kitchener, early schooling, and the move to Ireland after the famine. It notes his later training in Woolwich and a youthful wartime service in France.
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Lord Kitchener
Crotter House
Ballylongford
County Kerry
Gunsborough House
Listowel
Crotter
Crotta
Crottagh House
Henry Horatio Kitchener
Kitchener
Thirteenth Light Dragoons
Ninth Foot
Norfolk Regiment
Twenty-ninth Foot
Worcestershire Regiment
England
India
Frances
John Chevallier
Aspall House
Suffolk
Chevallier
East Anglia
Henry Elliott Chevallier
Ireland
Dublin
Kerry
Great Ponsonby
Horatio Herbert
Beale Brown
Dunedin
New Zealand
Grand Cour
Dinan
Harry Parker
Cossington
Leicester
Arthur
Frederick Walter
Australia
Walter
Egypt
South Africa
H. R. Parker
Cossington Manor House
J. H. Parker
Herbert Kitchener
Colonel Kitchener
Bannastrand
Ballyburton
William Raymond
Kilflynn
Miss Tucker
Allan Freeman
Grand Cros
Villeneuve
George Frost
Kensington Square
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich
France
Prussia
Det
Paris
Cincinnati Industry Report Shows Rapid Growth 1914
Special census figures for Cincinnati within city limits reveal a surge in manufacturing, especially slaughtering and packing, with output rising from 9.5 million in 1890 to 23.35 million in 1914. The report, prepared for the Civic Industrial Department by S. L. Rogers, compares 1904 and 1914 values across many industries, highlighting notable gains and the city’s evolving industrial profile.
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Cincinnati
Civic Industrial Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Norwood
St. Bernard
Kentucky
C. R. Hebble
Ohio
8S. L. Rogers
Court notes on Doty stay request in murder case
Raymond Ratliff asked Judge May for a stay of execution for Vincent Doty who shot Fred Miller at a union painters meeting January 25, 1915. The stay was denied as the conviction was upheld by the Court of Appeals and must be pursued to the Supreme Court. Doty faces one to twenty years. Doty’s wife Lulu Wilson alleges neglect and desertion since 1910 and that she sold furniture and left him. divorce filings cited.
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Raymond Ratliff
Judge May
Vincent Doty
Fred Miller
Union
Richelieu Hall
May
Court of Appeals
Doty
Supreme Court
Ratliff
Hacket, Yeatman & Harris
Lulu Wilson
Freegrounds
Samuel Wilson
W. B. Bush
Browne
New York
Mills
East Sixty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Freddie
Ellen
Alice
Mary
Burton
Fred
Mrs. Proctor
Queer
California
Lenox
John
Towne Brothers
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Diamond Theft Case
Judge Caldwell's jury finds Edward Jones guilty of receiving a stolen diamond worth 85 dollars. The gem was taken from Freida Potts Schmitt on March 17. Defense was by Lee Beatty, with Marc Harris prosecuted for the State.
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Caldwell
Edward Jones
Freida Pottschmitt
Lee Beatty
Jones
Marc Harris
Kehm Must Stay at Longview
Judge May heard Cyril Kehm a 57 year old retired brewer seek release from Longview Hospital for the insane and continued the matter to fall. He was committed last November with doctors testifying to chronic alcoholic paranoia and ongoing delusions. The wife is afraid after threats. contrasting testimony on recovery came from a relative.
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Kehm
Longview
May
Cyril Kehm
Brewer
Calhoun Street
Longview Hospital
Kendig
Allenist
Douglas A. Johnson
Buttermiller
Tha Kehm
Renner & Renner
Frank Woodward
Fifty Years Ago In Cincinnati Weather And Light Showers
A Cincinnati notice recalls cool weather with showers and thunder overnight and a temperature drop from 72 to 54. It records a spate of social events including two clothing thefts and multiple engagements with details of locations and clergy. A town ball match between Buckeyes of Cincinnati and Olympics of Covington is announced for Saturday with buses arranged from Scott street ferry.
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Buckeyes
Cincinnati
Olympics
Covington
Scott Street
Administrator seeks monument approval in family cemetery case
Fred Tahse as administrator of Charlotte Tahse's estate filed an application to allow erection of a memorial to her parents Charlotte and Fred Wortman in the Geran Evangelical Protestant Cemetery lot at Carthage. The cemetery rules currently permit only one existing monument on the lot.
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Fred Tahse
Charlotte Tahse
Charlotte
Fred Wortman
Geran Evangelical Protestant
Carthage
Spiritualists Picnic to Orange Grove in Kentucky
The Spirit ualists event aboard the steamer Anglo Saxon with Hei del s Band drew about 300 participants for a pleasant outing to Orange Grove in Kentucky.
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Orange Grove
Kentucky
Heidel
Fourth of July Finance Committee Selected
The article lists committee members including Colonel E F Noyes L C Hopkins G B Hollister John Kauffman General August Willich Henry Huneceke Colonel Leopold Markbreit Fred Hassarek R Beresford L Strobel Truman B Handy Thomas G Smith H Eichenhorst and Joseph Whitaker. Streets of New York presented at Woods Theater by the Holman English opera troupe.
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E. F. Noyes
L. C. Hopkins
G. B. Hollister
John Kauffman
August Willich
Henry Huneceke
Leopold Markbreit
Fred Hassaurek
R. Beresford
L. Strobel
Truman B. Handy
Thomas G. Smith
H. Eichenhorst
Joseph Whitaker
New York
Woods’ Theater
Holman English Opera Troupes
Three Men Plead Guilty for Assault With Suspended Sentence
George Armstrong Harry Thomas and Roy Kaiser pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Joseph Shilderink in this city April 29. Before Judge Caldwell they received suspended sixty day jail terms after two months in jail. They had secured jobs in a Dayton munitions factory at 22.50 a week.
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Shell
George Armstrong
Harry Thomas
Roy Kaiser
Joseph Shilderink
Caldwell
Dayton
Death of Erastus Burgoyne announced in local notice
Erastus Burgoyne son of Judge John Burgoyne died announced from the residence of T. L. McDonald at 481 Freeman Street with funeral services held.
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Erastus Burgoyne
John Burgoyne
T. L. McDonald
Freeman Street
City Council approves six months appropriation and staff workhouse plan
The Finance Committee approved a six months appropriation ordinance proposing a 743000 bond issue in short notes to tide the city over the last half of the year. It also asked the Mayor to seek 10000 from the Budget Commission for 1917 to place Workhouse employees on an eight hour day.
Martin Clifford Retires as Covington Schools Teacher
Martin Clifford retires from the Covington school system after meritorious service during several years of teaching.
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Martin Clifford
Covington
Marriages Recited at Vine Street Congregational Church
Benjamin B. Stewart wed Miss M Louise Bishop at Vine Street Congregational Church with Rev Starr Nichols officiating. Miss Bishop is the daughter of Joseph Bishop and John A Baszell of Wabash was referenced in connection to the ceremony.
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Benjamin B. Stewart
Vine Street Congregational Church
Starr Nichols
M. Louise Bishop
Joseph Bishop
John A. Baszell
Wabash
Verdict In Rosa Walth Versus George B. Smith
Judge Cushi yesterday directed a verdict for the defendant in the Rosa Walth suit for 3500 dollars damages. Walth claimed a July 30, 1915 accident at 2005 Western Avenue caused a right ankle fracture and other injuries when stairs to a basement collapsed. Attorneys were Frank H. Wulfhorst and A D Alcorn for Walth and Froome Morris for Smith.
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Cushi
Rosa Walth
George B. Smith
Smith
Western Avenue
Frank H. Wulfhorst
A. D. Alcorn
Froome Morris
Nation Dealer Assigns In Detroit Woman Files
Anna T. Grom dealer at 2146 Auburn Avenue made an assignment to Attorney H. Co. Belsinger. She lists assets at 750 dollars and liabilities at 1,000 dollars due to dull business conditions.
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Anna T. Grom
Auburn Avenue
H. Co. Belsinger
Stella White Seeks Divorce from George N White
Stella White petitions for divorce from George N White a switchman alleging mistreatment since their marriage and requests restoration of her maiden name Clark.
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George N. White
Switchman
Clark
Stella White
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Cases listed include William John v City of Cincinnati to enjoin assessment No 162853 Oliver Bryant. Alfred Mullins v Martin Morris for 700 and possession of horses and mules No 162364. Grella White v George White for divorce No 162555 Hackett Yeatman Harris. Samuel Wilon v Lula Wilson for divorce No 162656 W B Bush.
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William John
City of
Cincinnati
Oliver
Bryant
Alfred R. Mullins
Martin Morris
Charles A. J. Walker
Grella White
George White
Hackett, Yeatman & Harris
Samuel. Wilon
Lula Wilson
W. B. Bush
Bankers Trust Sues C H and D Railroad for Millions
The Bankers Trust Company of New York files supplementary suit in federal court alleging default on principal and interest for the C H and D Railroad bonds plus subsidiary holdings C D and IL I D and W CG L and W and C F and F Wayne. Total mobility involved about 30 000. Attorney Graydon appears as local counsel.
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Bankers Trust Company of New York
C.F. & F. Wayne
Graydon
Bankers’ Trust Company
New Citizens Enrolled From Russia
Certificates for becoming citizens issued yesterday to Vincent Tuliachino later Billy Tully from Russia. Moses Viner of 767 Clinton Street tailor. Homer Mellus of 1059 Wesley Avenue cloak cutter. Alfred Earnest Stoffran of 1822 Race Street bartender.
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Vincent Tulliachino
Creditors May Reconsider Bid On Magazine Property
Bankruptcy referee Grove grants creditors time to review a $1,216 bid for The Home and Country Magazine assets including subscription lists goodwill and accounts. Bidders are William F. Winkelman Jefferson City Mo Joseph Brockhoff and W A Stewart. Winkelman is owed $18,000.
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Grove
Home and Country Magazine
William F. Winkelman
Jefferson City
Joseph Brockhoff
Ww. A. Stewart
Winkelman
Ohio Teachers Association Adjourns After Convention
Cedar Point Ohio June 29 The annual convention of the State Teachers Association closed at noon today. Of the 1200 delegates present 300 left for New York to attend the National Educational Association. Superintendent J W McMillen of Marietta was elected President. Superintendent Wilson Hawkins of Newark was elected a member of the Board of Control of the Ohio Teachers Reading Circle. Other officers hold over.
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Cedar Point
State Teachers’ Association
New York
National Educational Association
J. W. McMillen
Marietta
Wilson Hawkins
Newark
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Navy Recruits Pass Tests For Norfolk Trip
Four applicants at the navy recruiting station passed tests yesterday and left for Norfolk Virginia. They are Gilbert Martin Sebrie of Frankfort Kentucky G W Hamer of 1527 Gladstone Avenue Russell Singleton and Austin Fogle both of Ashland Kentucky. Month total 59.
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Navy
Norfolk
Gilbert Martin Sebrie
Frankfort
G. W. Hamer
Gladstone Avenue
Russell Singleton
Austin Fogle
Ashland
McDonald Withdraws Candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
Allen C. McDonald withdrew his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor in Columbus Ohio on June 29 favoring incumbent John H. Arnold.
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Columbus
Allen C. McDonald
John H. Arnold
One Woman in a Million Continues Escape Tale
Fred Browne escapes to New York after a botched jailbreak then hides aboard a freight train to stay free. He meets Mrs Proctor and plans a fresh start while plotting to outwit the authorities. A public chess match with the South state pen superintendent draws attention as Browne faces renewed risk.
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Browne
Red Blood Chapter Ends With Surprise Car Request
In Lenox, Miss Hoyne encounters Mrs. Proctor and her chauffeur Frederick Browne at a tennis setting. She asks about the car to avoid trouble when she drives hers, then sedately orchestrates Browne to explain the hood as if to learn its motor. Browne, elated yet flustered, struggles to respond as the scene closes with a cliffhanger.
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Mrs. Proctor
Lenox
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