Past Politics Featured In Dierkes Trial
The trial of J Herman Dierkes prominent Insurance Man and Democratic leader on sedition and disloyalty charges opened before Judge Hollister in Cincinnati. Prominent local figures attended as witnesses described Dierkes near war talk, party campaigns, and alleged political revenge plots tied to Mayor Hunt’s 1913 loss.
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J. Herman Dierkes
Democratic Party
Grand Spry
Hollister
United States Court
Stanley Bowdle
Dierkes
Huntard
Mohr
Department of Justice
Jerkes
Wall Street
Cincinnati
Democrats
Dempsey
Hunt
France
Michael McKenna
The
Commercial Tribune
War Savings Drive under way with Tyler flight plans
Rain halted Lieut. Tyler’s Dayton to Cincinnati flight delaying the War Savings Stamp pledge kickoff. He aims to perform Immelmann turns for Cincinnati sponsors before landing at Hamilton County Golf Club and continuing to Portsmouth. Weather forecasts may allow arrival around 10. Citizens and Boy Scouts spread pledge proclamations citywide as Evanston reports 3000 dollars in first day pledges and six local men join the Bing Em Back clubs.
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Hain
Dayton
Cincinnati
Tyler
Immelmann
Gerson J. Brown
Hamilton County War Savings Committee
Lieutenant Tyler
Bieietack
Boy Scouts of America
Courthhouse
E. E. Barkinson
Boy Scouts
Evanston
Bing
Irwin I. Basler
James Fisk
John McCarthy
William Cunningham
Joseph Derbes, Jr
Harold Schweikert
Derbes
Weather report and historical temperature record for Cincinnati
Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia forecast notes cloudy cooler days with fair conditions later. Temperature readings from stations including Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Denver Nashville San Francisco Memphis Winnipeg and others. Cincinnati March 17 1919 record shows high 61 low 47 and rainfall 0.02 inches by 7 pm meridian time.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Rommpn
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver
Neies
Nashville
Francisco
Menphis
Winnipeg
S.W
Academy of Medicine Considers Social Unit Plan
At a Literary Club gathering the Academy of Medicine discussed Mohawk Brighton Social Unit. Dr A G Kreidler urged city medical committee inquiry before any official action. The group also backed the Freeman health bill before the Ohio Legislature.
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Academy of Medicine
Literary Club
A. G. Kreidler
Academy
City Medical Committee
Ohio
Flood fears ease as Miami River stages hold steady at Hamilton
Hamilton Ohio reports no river rise since 9:30 am with the Miami River at a high 14.5 feet. Damage noted to conservancy dredge work and Peck's addition residences. The Champion Coated Paper Company saw water enter some cellars.
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Hamilton
Miami
Miami Conservancy Board
Conservancy
Peck
Champion Coated Paper Company
Flood fears ease as Scioto River falls in Columbus
Prospects of a serious flood dimmed as the Scioto River dropped one foot between 4 and 9 pm in Columbus. North of the city the Olentangy and Scioto Rivers were receding, according to Weather Bureau officials.
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Columbus
Weather Bureau
Scioto
Olentangy
Peace terms dominate public interest over 1920 politics
Scott C. Bone former Washington editor and head of the Republican Publicity Bureau in New York said in Cincinnati that crystallized sentiment for any presidential candidate is lacking across the country. He added that most people focus on the League of Nations and the Paris Peace Conference and expect political interest to rise only after terms are settled.
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Scott C. Bone
Washington
Seattle
Wash
League of Nations
Paris
Married at Princeton Hotel
Clark Padgett and Miss Ida Turnbaugh, both of Cambridge Ohio, wed in the parlors of the Princeton Hotel yesterday. Rev. E. P. Whallon performed the ceremony with hotel clerk A C H Johnstone assisting as guide.
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Princeton
Clark Padgett
Ida Turnbaugh
Cambridge, O
Princeton Hotel
E. P. Whallon
A. C. H. Johnstone
Mayor Receives Aid Request for Cincinnati Federal Office
Mayor John Galvin received a letter from Fred C. Croxton State Director of Federal Employment Offices urging him to help secure funds for the Cincinnati office. The office reportedly needs about 1900 dollars a month and placed 37,934 people in positions over the past year.
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John Galvin
Fred C. Croxton
Cincinnati
Republicans of St Bernard plan straight party ticket
Indications point to a straight Republican ticket for St Bernard with prominent locals noting a shift from a Citizens' ticket. The move aims for stronger results against the Democrats in the upcoming municipal election, led by Albert Lecker, Assistant County Prosecutor, who heads a new organization.
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St. Bernard
Citizens
Albert Lecker
Herr Hirsch
Interior
Albert Suedekum
Diet
Berlin
Theft Report From Ruth Summers at 151 Moore Street
Ruth Summers reported to police that a trunk left at 406 Laurel Street was forced open and items stolen including a gold watch a diamond ring a pair of diamond earrings a gold necklace a plain gold band ring six white shirtwaists two dresses three skirts and two pairs of gloves.
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Ruth Summers
Moore Street
Laurel Street
Cox speaks on The League of Nations leadership by U S
Professor I J Cox of Cincinnati University addressed the Walnut Hills Patriotic League at the Arms Hotel on the League of Nations and the United States as leader in the new international policy. Ralph Thomas the Singing Soldier of Ft Thomas performed patriotic songs with Miss Bertha Robinson assisting.
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I. J. Cox
University of Cincinnati
Walnut Hills Patriotic League
Arms Hotel
League of Nations
United States
Ralph Thomas
Ft. Thomas
Bertha Robinson
French Lieutenant Fontan Aims For Trans Atlantic Flight
London March 17 It is reported that French Lieutenant Fontan has started a trans Atlantic flight from Dakar Senegal to Pernambuco Brazil via the Cape Verde Islands and St Paul Rocks. The distance by this route is about 1800 miles over sea.
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London
Atlantic Ocean
I’ontan
Dakar
Senegambia
Pernambucoi
Brazil
Cape Verde Islands
St. Paul Rocks
Fontan
Stas
Pernambuco
Rail and River Traffic Meet for Rail Water Cooperation
A major conference on river and rail coordination will convene at the Chamber of Commerce at 11 30 this morning. Delegates from Ohio River cities, led by Albert Bettinger, aim to push joint rate and thru traffic efforts amid support from the railway administration and the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ohio River
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Walker D. Hines
Mailroad
John I. Vance
Chigo Valley Improvement Association
Gallipolis
Albert Bettinger
W. C. Culkins
Ohio Senate to probe bribery and milker bills rumors
The Ohio Senate adopted a six member bipartisan committee to investigate rumors of bribery in the General Assembly and the so called milker bills. The panel includes Senators Ek Whitemore Hopley Holden and Representatives Beetham Crabbe Hopple. Republican lawmakers lead the group with Holden and Hopple as minority floor leaders.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Kryder
Henry County
General Assembly
Senate
Cleveland
Frank Ek. Whittemore
James R. Hopley
John E. Holden
R. R. Beetham
Charles C. Crabbe
FE. J. Hopple
Holden
Hopple
Changes in day enforcement affect Crabbe prohibition bill
The House Temperance Committee in Columbus Ohio on March 17 voted to drop permit requirements from the Crabbe prohibition enforcement bill after hearing objections from druggists merchants and proprietary medicine representatives.
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Columbus, CO
House Temperance Committee
Crabbe
Germans Move to Curb Violent Uprisings in Halle
Berlin reports fifty five killed and 170 wounded in Halle riots with 280 arrested for pillage. State of siege declared in Bitterfeld Delitzsch Merseburg and nearby towns as peasants clash with food officials. Authorities say Independent Socialist leaders and soldiers are being arrested for arming others.
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Berlin
Halle
Bitterfeld
Delitzsch
Muencheln
Merseburg
Isoennern
Windschlag
Offenburg
Bavaria
Food Commission
Associated, Press
Rahnsdorf
Friedrichshaven
Spartacans
Soldiers’ Council
Wilhelmshaven
Ichtenberg
Prussia
Paul Hirsch
Przemysl Changes Hands Amid War Dispatches
German wireless dispatch reports Ukrainian troops entering Przemysl with Poles remaining in the town's northwestern sector. Ukrainians also in the suburbs of Lemberg and along the Przemysl Lemberg line, where traffic is completely stopped.
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London
Przemysl
Lemberg
Przemysl-Lemberg
Treasury Secretary Answers McFadden on Comptroller Retention
Secretary Glass replied to Representative McFadden that he would not keep the letter asking by what authority John Skelton Williams remained Comptroller of the Currency after the Senate did not act on his renomination. The exchange concerns authority and Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Glass
McFadden
Pennsylvania
John Skelton Williams
Senate
Taft to Speak at Dayton on League of Nations
Former President William H. Taft will discuss the proposed league of nations in Dayton, Ohio, under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce, delivering the address on March 31.
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Frank M. Burns
Paducah
J. D. Chamberlain
Marietta
Association
Portsmouth
Carl Dodds
Maysville
Chamber of Commerce
Chris Zoercher
M. Bettinger
Tell City
Ind
GC. F. Richardson
Sturgis
Anthony Bowen
Fairmont
W. Va
John Stahl
Lawrenceburg
D. Ek. Teaney
Auroar
J. B. Wiles
Kun
Dayton
William H. Taft
League of Nations
Beer at 2 3 4 Percent Alcohol Brings Legal Challenge
Washington officials note that beer containing 2.34 percent alcohol by volume is considered intoxicating under existing law. Brewers resuming near beer production may violate Revenue Bureau rulings from February 6. Acting Food Administrator Edgar Richard says the Food Administration remains uninterested in brewing beer now.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
New Jersey
Revenue Bureau
Edgar Rickard
Food Administration
Alienisi on Trial for Dug Tors Death
Long Beach New York March 1 A warrant for the arrest of Dr Walter K Wilkins charging the murder of his wife at their home February 27 was issued by Justice of the Peace Coleman. A search is under way for the physician who disappeared yesterday morning. The case centers on a will bequeathing 100000 to the doctor and a prior will leaving most of the estate to charity.
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Wilkins
Associated Press
Baltimore
Noboru Ishida
George B. Wolff
Sheppard-Pratt Hospital
Hartman
Dr. Wolff
Hirman Brown
Ishida
Japan
Edward Brush
Wolff
Brush
Wolf
Brewers Resume 2 Percent Beer Sales Defying Revenue Ruling
The Lager Beer Brewers' Board of Trade of New York and New Jersey votes to resume sale of 2 percent alcohol beer, saying the Revenue Department overstepped authority by deeming such beer nonintoxicating. Counsel Rooth and Guthrie advise possible injunctions against enforcement and seek unified legal action.
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New York
Associated Press
Internal Revenue Department
Revenue Department
Messrs
Rooth
Guthrie
Supreme Court of the United States
Brewers’ Board of Trade
Presiagit Wilson
Tragic Drowning at Blue Creek Bridge near Latty
Van Wert Ohio March 17 A 14 year old named Schunts and his father Paul Schuntz of New Haven Indiana drowned while crossing the bridge over Blue Creek near Latty They drove into deep water at the side and were swept away The floodwaters cover hundreds of acres in the lowlands.
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van Wert
Aard Schunts
Paul Schuntz
New Haven
Ind
Blue Creek
Latty
Income Tax Delinquents Lose Installment Privilege
Washington report notes that taxpayers who did not pay the first income tax installment by Saturday lose installment rights and must pay the full tax on demand. Belated returns may be filed with sworn statements of delay reasons to avoid a 25 percent penalty, per Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue
Roper
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ciites
Siberian Army Seizes Ufa From Bolsheviki
New York dispatch reports the Siberian army occupied Ufa on March 13 after strong attacks on Bolsheviki. Retreating Bolshevik troops face the danger of being surrounded as Siberian forces advance, with reports of large booty captured.
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New York
Ufa
Russian Information Bureau
Omsk
Aged woman killed by train near Sidney Ohio
Mrs. George Bland aged 175 was struck by a south bound B and O train early this morning in Sidney Ohio. The impact left her body horribly mutilated with head legs and arms severed.
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Sidney
George Bland
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