City to Sue Over Prisoner Maintenance Costs
County for money has the nation in its grasp as the city plans to sue over $6,000 involved in maintaining prisoners in the county jail. The dispute centers on alleged mischarges for sewer sinking fund work and who should bear the sinking costs. The case hinges on a county official’s actions and a potential ruling by the court to return funds to the city.
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Monay
Jake
Uli
Len Voliya
Fit Ammiey
Debates and meetings at lab society last night
The exclusive committee of the high school lab society held a gathering planning January and February programs. Members Thomas, Phillip, Foater, and Mitchell lead a discussion on debates mock trial and other events. All juniors and seniors are eligible for membership.
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Lab Selion
Jeaier
Jonnery
Thomas
Phillip
Vetice Foater
Donald Mitchell
Wake Hiese
Membyra
Hig
Obituary and services for Nettie Cook of Gat Ross Avenue
Nettie Cook wife of Charles Cook of Gat Ross Avenue died Friday night at 8 18 from unknown cause. Survived by husband two children and her father Elisha Sougatly. sister Mrs Clara Frits. services set for Monday at 2 o clock conducted by Rev G W Wilawiller. Burial at Greenwald Cemetery. Other news notes a Cincinnati fire department member and a local director's meeting opening with routine monthly reports.
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Nettie Cook
Charles 5
Gat Ross Avenue
Bys
Fio Sider
Ad Myer
Elisha Sougatly
Clara Frits
Harvey Sorvel
Gilltheother
Charles A. Boles
Cinccinnati Fire Department
Willike Phtemal
Monilay
O'Clotk
G. OW. Wilawiller
Intarment
Cfeenwaad
Extra Money Granted for County Officials
Officials including Clerk Brunson, Sheriff Crat, and Hegarder Urny receive authorized extra pay to cover salaries and support staff. The measure allows additional salaries for a clerk in the recorder's office for about five months to meet staffing needs amid rising demand.
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Brunson
Sherif Crat
Hegarder Urny
Shery
He Court
Extea
Recorder’s
Firemen Involved In Recent Building Fire Confined
Two firemen who served in the recent five alarm blaze at the Morey building are confined to their homes. George Wester, son of the Twos and the gather, and Frank Taylor, hoseman of the Tours, suffering disability, are the first named. David Steele listed as the father. Bethlehem Feechh Schwab of the Threes transferred to the Mires this morning. Fireman Stanley Billingslew of the Fives takes his place at the Threes.
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Morey
Ila
George Wester
Frank Tylor
Hoseman
Tours
Daving
William Zellfey
David Steele
Bhetian
Faeeh Sehwab
Mires
Snr
Stanley Billingslew
Thyees
Youthful names and illness mark a local posthumous note
Berlin Bella Jamiston and Granville B Johnston are noted in a brief obituary fragment. The text mentions Kentuck births, years of life, and family moves. The service is set for Monday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at the residence 102 Cleveland Street, with scattered details about weather and siblings.
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Berlin
Bella Jamiston
Vnstr
Granville B. Johnston
Pavestl
Nafaine
Welnek
Weather
Sud Shioe
Will of Behrens Estate Distributes Silverware and Real Estate
In the Middletown will, Behrens leaves silverware to Louisa Behrens and $100 to Lalit Wehrens. The will directs sale of real estate to pay Les bu Behrens 4500. Remainder divided among the heirs share and share alike. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Y Behrens
Middletown
Louisa Behrens
Farmers Meeting in Collinsville Union Discusses Hardships
The Farmers' Coeoporites and Mouensional Union of Aviortes held a meeting at ball Taesilgy. Members presented concerns about homrinhins condition and past year benefits. A packed audience heard about a drowning incident and a body recovered later that day.
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Belint
Teontedt
Ingato Gardela
Bohne
Food For Hemeless Help Amid Market Struggles
A fragmented notice describes efforts to provide meals to the needy at HIB Market, with men in the city helping covertly to supply food every night. It notes ongoing struggle, a plan to end the hardship, and hope for welfare improvements despite challenges.
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Arnietts
Gholi
Hib
Mies
Rod Avery
County to make payment to Cine workhouse inmates
A disjointed early 20th century report notes a compelled county payment for maintenance of Botley county prisoners at the Cine workhouse. Commissioners prepare a vain effort to rework wartime provisions and seal a related agreement amid unclear details.
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Botley
Spanish War era officers listed for United Spanish War Vets gathering
A fragmentary listing of officers for a United Spanish War Veterans assembly appears, naming Commander Leakey and others with unclear spellings. The text references adjutants and masters and notes a hold or contest affecting teams and members of the unit.
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AU Lin Teeting
Grubs Bagley Wip
United Spanish War
Veta
Tiel Leakey
Boniny View
PA Berry
Jdt View Venmiaader
Berrys
Aye Dity
Engler
Uived
Meyersy
Liandlerss Sturgeon
Wituholls
Chen H. Toeks
Atalin Ds
The Dynamiting Case and Grand Jury Deliberations
The article outlines a dynamiting case and grand jury proceedings. It mentions US officials seeking testimony from witnesses connected to the case and notes the involvement of prosecutors and police from eastern cities. The text references Carney Miller and others and describes anticipated witness testimony next week.
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Tagaapons
Witaies
Muito
Carney Miller
Ruppos
Marriage notice from Covington and Chicago figures
A fragmentary notice records a marriage involving Atherta Irvine of Chicago and Te Wath, with ties to Covington, in a local Covington area notice. Details are incomplete but indicate a union between named individuals and a regional connection to Covington and Chicago.
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Covington
Atherta
Irvine
Chicago
Teenie Te Wath
Covington, Ry
Relief Promised With Snow and Warmer Weekend
A battered weather synopsis forecasts relief tonight and Sunday as snow and rising temperatures spread across the Atlantic seaboard. Temperatures plunge to near record lows in the north while the west provinces expect continued heavy snow and colder winds. The northern storm tracks toward Canada could bring lighter snowfall, with broader regional warmth and rain to the south and east before a new cold front.
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Washington
le Colden
Atlantic Seaboard
Inday
Xera
Staliy
Perth
Momitabe
Slade News Meeting Names Various Board Supervisors
At a Pair board meeting on a weekday afternoon, President TA Slade named several superintendents of daymedacyeles Horses-Win, Tannin, ON, Jane. Speed class-C, KK, McCreary, Ay Sloe. Cattle CL W, Stopha Bwine-J. 8, Milley. Sheep-J. 8, Miller. Poultry-J. CG. Cuommins, Agricultural machinery and interns works-J. C. Cinidins, Fan products, pantry, ole (U. WV) Bireyhan, Act qud iusic-1, Wy Charles. Grau starl-H. W. Sholtonbarger. Heave erred, BL Wallace. Poliga-C RL McCreary said Win, Thoin Hexeusive committee-W. Wallies de Ay Alade, WoT, Laman. An application from A. L. Baek wat nap received, boasting a plot of The gran pon shirl to build a anal Hailing in which he van twill, AL deep, han the permission. ot he right Coase thamel for fishies.
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Sal Wediy
Blade
Tannin
Jane
McCreary
Milley
Miller
J. CG. Cuommins
Agricultral
Internates
J. C. Cinidins
Fan Products
Airy
Pantry
Charles
Grau Starl
H. W. Sholtonbarger
Wallace
Poliga
W. Wallies
A. L. Baek Wat
Nap
AL Deep
Han
Thamel
August Schweitzer Dies at Age 41 at Home
Aust Bolweitzer aged 41 died at his home 8 Matson direnre Syl o'clock Saturday after complications. Born in Alsace Lorraine he resided in Cheloutlieauhalwathoue. Survived by widow, two children, two mothers, and a sister. He was a member of Stephen's chapels and the National Pentecostal Union of Cig Pont, and champion in Hamilton.
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Bolweitzer
Matson
Alsace-lanatinn
Cheloutlieauhalwathoue
Cauthie
Mtont
Ileal
Fineinnali
Sehweiber
Ste Stephen's
Berger
Narionah Pentorial Union
Cig. Pont
Hamilton
Diegel Brief Filed In State Court Case
Proceedings in Columbus report Diegel filing a brief related to a case with no stated offense. The document discusses the indictment, names Abdrewa as a senator, and notes missing or unclear charges while detailing detective testimony and defense arguments about conversations among investigators and Diegel.
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George T. Zlake
Apecial Voie
Columbus
J. Dieste
Jamie Das
Hp Pool
Thins Bhiepol
Abdrewa
Andrews
Couet Oread
Detwetivgs
Cole
Walfman
Diegel
Erroe
Spicer
Damage suit over city water works slip and injuries
Williamftooks an emyployee sues the city for 5000 damages alleging May 1911 injury at the water works site. He claims city supervisors and Reinke directed workers, a leaky pipe moistened the area, causing him to slip and suffer multiple broken parts and other injuries. Attorneys Smith Judvans Harlan and Adulvens represent him.
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Williaur
Minnikten
Chivotea’ Reinke
Indu
Dheety
Watey
Walden Dodsworth
Fils
Uthen
Smith
Judvans
Harlan
Adulvens
Lhurieeys
Leaks Hit City Water System, Superintendent Reports
William Tinennil, head of the oily gay department, announces two leaks found in the city water system. One at North Seventh and Vinestewis lay caused significant damage and deaths last month. The second leak near South Third Street by the roveruaen building is nearly as bad and under repair.
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William Tinennil
Tas
Dwa
Uig
Gay
Mata
North Seventh
Vinestewis
Soth
Roveruaen
North Severth
Elzer's Report By Robert Pizer Details Work Under Tivyetion Dyeing
An official report outlines the detailed work conducted by the vital department under the supervision of Robert Pizer. It records the expenses, inspections, and conditions observed during the project, noting work completed, timelines, and ongoing concerns requiring follow up.
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Robert Pizer
Dane Qider
Resignation Accepted by Washington Leadership
A garbled report notes a resignation accepted by the president with implications of a successor. The fragment references names like Brew and Bye and mentions letters and official notices though details are unclear. The piece reads as a political shakeup tease with implied turnover and ongoing commentary.
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Washington
Shin
Tony
Robert Brew
France
Meg Bye Con
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