Traction Company seeks private right of way on Elberon avenue
City files show the Cincinnati Traction Company requests permission to lay eight and nine inch rails along Elberon avenue with private right of way twenty three feet wide. If the company pays all construction and property damages, the plan may be approved by Director Landmaker, per City Engineer Shipley's report dated March 11.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Elberon Avenue Hill
Landmaker
Price Hill Road
Bassett Road
Shipley
Traction Company
Elberbn Avenue
State Avenue
Montgomery
Road
Hewitt and
Blair Avenues
Blair Avenue
Ea Ryan
Elberon Avenue
Mount Hope Road
Ryan
Wilder Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Macadem
Warsaw Avenue
Hammond Defends Big Suit Against Him and Six Named
John Hays Hammond, his son, and five others are named in a 1.5 million dollar damage suit filed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court by Daniel J. Sully of New York. Sully, once called the cotton king, alleges a conspiracy to ruin his reputation and profits tied to the Cotton Securities company.
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Washington
John Hays Hammond
Daniel J. Sully
New York
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Harris Hammond
Frank G. Bright
Dolph B. Atherton
John P. Miller
William W. Baldwin
G. Scott Dalgleish
Sully
General Cotton Securities Company
Radical Italian cabinet members resign in protest
Rome March 18 radical cabinet members Signor Sacchi minister of public works and Signor Cedaro minister of public instruction have resigned over radical party deputies opposing electoral reform despite cabinet support. The cabinet still claims a majority.
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Rome
Signor Sacchi
Signor Credaro
Radical Party
Chamber of Deputies
Roosevelt Dedicates Great Dam at Salt River Project
Former President Theodore Roosevelt opened the Roosevelt storage dam in Arizona by activating gates as water rushed through during a ceremony. The dam, part of the Salt River irrigation project, stands 284 feet high and 1,080 feet long, with 336,000 cubic yards of masonry and costing major cement, shaping irrigation for about 250,000 acres.
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Roosevelt
Ariz
Theodore Roosevelt
Salt River
United States
Assytian
Nile
Reclamation Service
Phoenix
Mr. Roosevelt
President Orme
Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association
Archie
Ethel Roosevelt
Orme
Governor Sloan
Lewis Hill
Co. J. Blanchard
Newell
B. A. Fowler
National Irrigation Congress
Bishop Atwood
Miss Roosevelt
Special Committee Plans Action on Hamilton County Seats
The special house committee will meet next week to hear the Langdon Smith subcommittee report on Cincinnati conditions. Democratic members expect no unseating of Cincinnati Republicans, citing personal popularity and fairness concerns. The panel may condemn Cincinnati election conditions and criticize the county election board without removing the GOP reps.
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Cincinnati
Harmon
Ager
Hugh L. Nichols
Smith
Langdon
Permon
Special Committee
County Election Board
Dentist wounded in revolver accident at Bumiller-Remelin store
Dr. Joseph A. Grimes, a known dentist at 2444 Eastern Avenue, was shot in the arm when a quick-action revolver in the Bumiller-Remelin sporting goods shop at 432 Main Street discharged during a demonstration. Dr. Grimes sought a protective weapon and was treated by Dr. Great H. Baker, 409 Broadway, for a superficial flesh wound.
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Joseph A. Grimes
M. E. Remelin
Main Street Sporting Goods
Eastern Avenue
Bumiller-Remelin Company
Main Street
Bumiller-Remelin
M. E Remelin
Remelin
Grimes
Great H. Baker
Broadway
Thomas Bumiller
Toridge
Senden
Edith Melber Sentenced to Twenty Years in Auburn
Mrs Edith Melber convicted of murdering her child left for Auburn prison to begin a twenty year minimum sentence.
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Albany
N. Y
Edith Melber
Auburn
Harmon's wet bill deal eyed as pivotal for Ohio politics
Columbus March 18. Rumor says Governor Harmon will trade support for liquor legislation to push his broader program through the Ohio General Assembly. The cities bill may be advanced first, with liquor measures taking precedence, testing his influence and party loyalty amid wet and dry factions.
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Harmon
Ohio
Rose County
Father murders son then shoots self in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio on March 18 Joseph Heim 46 shot and killed his son Joseph Jr then killed himself. He set fire to the home after the shootings and firefighters extinguished the flames finding both bodies. Authorities note marital trouble led to a separation two years ago they were recently reunited.
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Steubenville, O
Joseph Heim
Joseph, Jr
Heim
Insurrectos Prep for Big Battle in Mexican Clash
Reports from Juarez describe Madero with about 1000 insurgents marching north from Casas Grandes toward Juarez with a plan to base operations at Casas Grandes and sever rail links. Federal forces at Juarez number about 500 with reinforcements uncertain as battles threaten border towns and civilians endure railroad stoppages.
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Chihuahua
Texas
Terrazas
Candelaria
Ahuméda
Surrounded by Rebels Near Casas Grandes
Colonia Dublan Mexico reports insurrectos surround the town as Madero moves toward Casas Grandes. Federal troops guard the area while bodies from recent fighting are buried. Civilian life suffers with scarce fresh food and danger in travel amid the siege.
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Colonia
Dublan
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Casas Grandes
Madero
Gogorrón proprietor imports rifles for rebel protection
San Luis Potosi Mexico March 18 Enrique Zavala owner of Gogorron hacienda imported 100 rifles and 10 000 rounds of ammunition under government permit to guard property from anticipated rebel attacks.
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San Lius Potosi
Mexico
Enrique Zavala
Gogorron ‘Hacerida
Engagement at Colonas on the International Railway
Details arrive from Colonas east of here of a clash where 60 regulars were ambushed by 140 rebels. A desperate fight followed with about 30 killed on each side. Among the federal dead is reported as part of the toll.
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Torreon
Mexico
Colonas
Here
Killeg
Japanese War Scare Drives U S Military Manoeuvres
Washington reports that anxiety over a potential war with Japan influences U S strategy as the War Department plans large scale maneuvers on the Texas and California fronts. Officials cite Panama canal timing and possible Japanese exclusion laws as key dangers while testing troop mobility and equipment adequacy.
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Commercial Tribund Bureau
Munsey Building
Washington
Japan
Taft
War Department
United States
Far East
Panama Canal
Democratic Congress
Pacific
Congress
House of Representatives
California
Pacific Slope
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Presidio
San Francisco
Frontier Tensions Rise as U S Troops Guard Juarez Bridges
In El Paso on March 18 US forces doubled patrols at the bridges to Juarez with tents set along the river. Mexican soldiers watched from across the river while Captain Oscar G. Creighton and his largely American insurgent band remain encamped south of Juarez, suffering hardship and starvation.
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EL Paso
Tex
Madero
Juarez
Casas Grades
Garcia
Diaz
Cuellar
Navarro
Jaarez Madero
Casas Grandés
R. R
Galveston
Fort Crockett
Atlantic Seaboard
Texas
Sumner
McClellan
Kilpatrick
Hampton Roads
Mexico
Oscar G. Creighton
Creighton
Rumors of Mexico Developments Stir San Antonio
A San Antonio reporter cites rumors of major moves by Mexico and a troop maneuver toward the border. He notes Limantour’s return and denies reports of the Diaz palace being stoned. Eight tracks and stock car bedding appear prepared for potential troop shipments.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Jose Yves Limantour
Diaz
Southern Pacific
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A. JL. Mills
C. P. Townsley
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