Indians protest lurid pictures in five and ten cent shows
Washington reports that Cheyenne and Arapahoe chiefs Big Bear and Dig Bear urged President Taft to curb disrespectful Indian depictions in cinema. Indian Commissioner Valentine vowed to act, noting many films portray natives as evil while few show them positively and promising to pursue improvements.
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Washington
Father Lave
Robert C. Valentine
Big Zack
Dig Bear
Arapahoe
Talt Tvs
Big Bear
Tait
Valentine
Russo-Chinese squabble heats up in St Petersburg note
The Novoe Vremya discusses Russia’s military show of force in Chinese Turkestan and a Pekin note by Minister Kerotovite described as a semi ultimatum. It notes a fortnight deadline before a stronger step, cites 1881 treaty withdrawals, and anticipates Russian troop return to a border region pending a new understanding.
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ST. Pepterbdurg
Novoe Vremya
Russia
China
Turkestan
Pekin
Kerotovite
St. Petersburg
Presidents and Deans of Ohio Colleges Meet
In Columbus on February 17 the fifteenth annual conference of Ohio college presidents and deans was announced to be held at the Chittenden Hotel on March 10 and 11. The program divides lectures into The College The Course of Study and Student Life. Officers listed include President Alston Ellis of Ohio University Athens. Dean Elias Compton of the University of Wooster. Vice President Vivian B Small of Lake Erie College Painesville. Secretary Treasurer unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Colleges
Columbus
Oni College
Chittenden Hotel
Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Athens
Elias Compton
University of Wooster
Vivian B. Small
Lake Erie
Cale Jege
Painesville
Ohio
Travel to Europe Sees Steady Travel Rise
A New York report from the trans Atlantic bureau notes advance bookings for most sea routes show travel to Europe will exceed prior records. Last year 171 000 cabin and 216 000 steerage transatlantic passengers sailed from the port, with expectations of higher numbers in the first and second class this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trans Atlantic
Europe
Stenustignea
Eptember
Revival After Apparent Death At Claridon Township Farm
Miss Flo Lyons, 18, daughter of John Lyons, a Claridon Township farmer, was pronounced dead at her bedside but revived today from a suspended state. Doctors say she may recover. Obituary notices appeared in yesterday's local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahson
Ohio
Thone
Flo Lyoi
John Lyons
Claridon Township
Anset Lear Ony No Reader Message
A brief cryptic note references Valuable Anset and Lear, suggesting reading Laila is more useful for you than for the reader. The fragment hints at personal names and a puzzle-like instruction without clear context or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Laila
Fiporgeon
Pur A Divorce Sues for Custodial Relief in Court
In Common Pleas Court Lattra Ek Snethen seeks a divorce from George W Snethen charging gross neglect and cruelty and asks to revert to Gordley maiden name. Married December 24, 1905. Also noted are cross petitions, estate accounting, and various civil actions including sales, notes, and partitions listed from the same court day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattra EK
Snethen
Bieas
George Ww. Sneiben
Gordley
Mary Coddington
George H. Link
Coddington Manufacturing Co
Commons Pleas Court
F Company
George D. Coddington
Coddington
Middletown
Ellen
Stockwell
Common Pleas Court
J. F. Williamson
George Cook
Sarah Gouk
Harry F. Pottenger
Ferguson
Dorothy Arnold Pawned Jewels in Boston
Boston, February 1. Dorothy Arnold missing since December 12 allegedly pawned her water set rings neck chain and a letter valued about five hundred dollars for one tenth of their value. The Arnold family learned of the pawns, John Arnold identified the items in December and instructed the shop to refuse redemption and notify police. The items remain at the pawn shop as authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Boston
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Arnold
Madero Foe Navarro Advances Toward Guadalupe
In El Paso Mexico fifty days of inactivity end as General Navarro moves from Jarrez toward Guadalupe. Reports say Madero and insurgent leaders are active near the route. The advance signals renewed efforts in the struggle against the insurgent movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
EL Paso
Fel
General Navarro
Jarrez
Gaudeloupe
Have Police Right to Take Weapons Questioned
A suit questions police power to confiscate firearms. Feltner seeks severyn of a .32 calibre revolver allegedly seized from Bam Fields a year ago. The case, before Squire Merton, opens for hearing next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Merton
Mase
Feltner
Duane
Abe Koshwell
Bam Fields
Beekeeping Association Elects Officers at Ohio Convention
Frank Hammerle named vice president as Ohio State Beekeepers Association holds annual convention at Grand Hotel Cincinnati. Springfield chosen for next gathering. officers elected include B J Marvis president and C H Weber treasurer. Real estate transfers filed in county office list numerous Hamilton Middletown parcels and nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio State Nheekeepers* Association
Grand Hotel
Springfield
B. J
Marvis
Pres
Springfeld
Frank
Office
The
County Recorder
George Pick
Norbert Kneisel
Hamilton
J. Parlin
Henry A. Grimmer
Sanley C. Webster
H. L. Dell
Dell
Daisy K. Webster
Peter Benninghafen
Wesley L. Riley
Hamilron
Charles Nunlist
Isaac Silverman
Middletown
Arndt M. Marsen
Byhelp
Walters
Wayne Township
Charles LT
Arm
John J. Osborne
Daniel Weikel
Josiah Weikel
William Schawand
Fannie Slater
Gerrard
Albert P. Gerrad
Jennie Sorg
Della B. Gardner
John T. Osborne
Charles T. Martin
Mary Ruchapler
Peter Mistler
George J. Ohr
Philip Nash
Henry Ohr
Cincinnati Man To Deliver Address At Miami University
Amos Pister of Cincinnati will deliver the Washington's Birthday oration before Miami University and the Ohio State Normal College in the university auditorium at 10 30 in the morning The event follows his prior role as coach of the university football team At Old Miami he will be greeted by Attorney Foster who previously coached the team Yocahontas Lodge Holds Meeting Pocahontas Lodge Number 150 Ladies Auxiliary of the Redmen met at Macabeeal last night Initiates two candidates and received two membership applications The meeting concluded after routine business with paraphernalia debut and set two new candidates for action next time
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Oxford
Amos Pister
Cincinnati
Miami University
Ohio State Normal College
Washington
University
Foster
Old Miami
Yocahontas Lodge
Pocahontas Lodge
Order of Redmen
Maccabeeial
Hatpin Folly Sees Prosecutions Halting in Budapest
Vienna reports the hatpin regulation prosecutions pause as costly enforcement prompts city authorities to seize unprotected pins when spotted. In New York, William Rockefeller, brother of John D., is noted amid references to Standard Oil and trophy bagging, with unclear details from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungarian Valles
Vrogucur
Vienna
Wudapest
Wm. Rockefeller
New York
William Rockefeller
John BD
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Feum
No K L League Team Season Note
A garbled OCR note references a league team and season, mentioning a manager and president. It hints no knockout schedule and ongoing contract or composition changes, but the legibility is poor and key details are unclear. The document appears to be an internal memo about league status and personnel moves without concrete dates or outcomes.
Corn Show to Exceed Last Year in Butler County
The 1st annual Cow Show by the Republican News and Hamilton Telegraph drew a large turnout. Speakers of national fame addressed farmers, urging seed selection and best exhibits for next year. Cash prizes not less than $100 will be awarded. 1912 show promised larger and better with high quality lecturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican News and Tramation
Sutler County
Cutler
Buller County
Republican News
Hamilton Telegraph
Terewith
Ohio
Cxn
Repgian-News
Hamilton
Butler County
First National Bank
Miami Valley Bank
Langdon Sues to Break Kitty Bennett Will in Cincinnati Family Suit
Mary J. Langdon of Franklin filed suit to set aside Helen K. Smith known as Kitty Bennett's will. The will leaves 25,000 to charity and the remainder to Langdon’s son Lawrence after Langdon’s death. Estate valued at 125,000. Langdon claims Smith was of unsound mind when she made the will and seeks to inherit the entire estate for herself and split it between her sons after she dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mary J. Langdon
Franklin
Lawrence K. Langhdon
Smith
Charmity
Langdon
Flate With a Purpose
Fragmentary Chicago Record-Homid excerpt notes plans described as building fate with disappearing for altare. Mentions more room and use when tax assessor makes an appearance. No clear entities or concrete events due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Homid
Tumble From Tree Breaks Man's Bag e
A farm accident near Westchester sends Charles Hanserman aged 60 or 60s from Berkent farm tumbling twenty feet from a tree. He suffers severe head injuries, with Dr Chamberlain and De G. McMeek attending. Initial reports state he is conscious and being cared for at home. The incident prompts inquiries into recovery prospects and farm safety.
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Berkent
Westchester
Charles Hanserman
Dr. Chamberlain
de G. Mc Meek
Hamilton
Wonserman
Postmaster at Omaha Warned on Serious Charges
OMAHA NE Feb 177B Postmaster charged with violations of Post Service law in a court related to the civil survive commission. DL W Latson a longtime lever carrier connected with the Omaha force accuses Thomas of interfering with candidate lists and campaign matters. Thomas faced rank and pay reductions and claims Omaha Passofics staff were pressured to assist in last campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaila
NEBL
Thouims
Omalbiy
Thomas
Vse Omaha Passofics
Vom
Thomas ii
Lighting system bids opened by Hamilton Board of Public Safety
The Board of Public Safety and the Office of the City Building opened bids today for a new lighting system in Hamilton. No decision was made yet, with a conclusion anticipated tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAVE
Board of Public Safety
Office
City
Hamilton
Children Taken to Pasteur Institute in Middletown
A mad dog scare in Middletown led to seven year old Augustus Shaw and three other children Luella McDonald Paul McLinnal and Ocie Hedges being moved to the Pasteur Institute in Cincinnati after a French poodle bit them last Saturday. The dog was killed and the rabies diagnosis confirmed by a Columbus examination. The children were taken to Cincinnati and local officials killed many stray dogs in response, fearing further bites and possible rabies.
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Middletown
Augustus Shaw
Luella McDoonald
Paul McLionall
Ocie Hedges
Pasteur Institute
Rockhill
Cincinnati
Lummis
Columbus
Building Progress at Marcy Hospital Adds Subscriptions
The Marcy Hospital trustees reported about 3000 to 3500 dollars raised from subscriptions for the new additions. Plasterers near completion and carpenters to begin work next week. Subscribers will be asked to pay portions of their subscriptions soon to secure land costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy Hospital
Ibnes
Annney
Jay Gould Engaged to Miss Anna Graham in New York Dinner
New York February 17 engagement announcement was made at a dinner hosted by Miss Anna Douglas Graham’s stepfather and mother Mr and Mrs Hubert Deeles. Jay Gould, second son of George Gould, is the fiancé and Miss Graham was a bridestald at the Deeles Gould wedding recently with Lord and Lady Deeles in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Gould
New York
Jay Gould
Anna Douglas Graham
Mro
Hubert Ves
George Gould
Miss Graham
Gould
Lord
Lady Deeles
Local Clerk Transactions Include Weinman and Schwarts Names
A terse record lists Frederick J. Weinman as clerk for Hamilton and Emma C. Schwarts sales entity in Hamilton with Rev. A B Austin also named among involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Weinman
Hamilton
Emma C. Sehwarts
A.B. Austin
House panel rejects Bonnet plan to annex Canada
Washington February 17 The House Foreign Affairs Committee votes nine to one against the Bonnet resolution seeking Canadian annexation negotiations with Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Washington
House Foreign Affaires
Bonnet
Candian
Great Dritlan
Farmer Dropped Dead In Barn Yard An Elderly Farmer Dies
John Schmidt 78 collapsed after supper in his barn yard on the Seven Mile Pike near Hig Howe. He had lived in the county many years and is survived by an aged widow and numerous children. An inquest will be held by Coroner Lhuywesy. Funeral plans for Mrs Anna Marserer Bethi and Miss Charity Kyte are noted with interment set for Greenwank Cemetery.
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John Senmille
St. Chase
Hig Howe
Corus
Dle
Fen
Hetil the Fuwer
Anna Marserer Bethi
Bebb
Aman
Canal Zone
Manama
Satahdas
Aiade i Greenwank
Mes
Pest
HeHon
Charity Kyle
Charity Kyte
Das Ameristar
Panemonia
Alter Am
Tae Sister
Mi Lida Rate
Sam Twa
Jack
Tarte Wyte
Suggest Change In Electric Light Bill
A proposed amendment for the city electric bill would show the due date on the statements. The change aims to include the month’s service details and the amount of current used, addressing the lack of a clear description of charges on the bill.
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Elect
Service Department
Secretary to President Will Get No Increase
Washington reports the House veteran members refused to pass a Senate amendment raising the secretary to the President salary from 6000 to 10000 a year. Debate cited White House incidents including the Ming Warrus case. A conference could yield a compromise around 7504 dollars yearly.
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Washington
Bel
Tate
House
Senate
White House
Rainey
Minois
Mingy Warrus
Foresters to Confer Final Degree Work in Hamilton
Fifty members of Carl Evergreen Foresters No. VAT will travel to Hamilton February 17 for the final degree team to confer work on a class of candidates. The delegation leaves at 10:10 PM the C H D railroad and returns Tuesday evening to be on the minute at Hamilton. In Chicago, Martin Hogan was removed for safekeeping to a hospital after a police action.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Carl Evergreen
Foresters
Ha Jlton
Amou
Banquet Before Execution in Moundsville Case
In Moundsville West Virginia Frank Stevenson, age 17, a defendant in the Mose Magman murder case, faces a planned quiet banquet before his scheduled execution. The defense and prosecutors brief the timing as sundown and the accused awaits a final appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Frank Stevenson
Mose Magman
Son of President Studies Ohio Bar
Robert Tatt, formerly of President Carr, plans to practice law in Ohio after a two year delay. He seeks Ohio bar exam laws and regulations, is a Taft graduate from Yale, and has studied at Harvard Law School for three years. Frank F. H. McBean, member of the Supreme Court, received his inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tatt
Carr
Harvard
Ohio
Frank FH. McBean
Supremes Court
Taftle
Yale
Harvard Law School
Retirement party for Ms Fran at county infirmary
A farewell surprise gathering honored Ms Fran and Mrs B V Jones on March 1, 1411 at the county infirmary as superintendent and matron, with 150 to 200 attendees. Toasts by Welsh and others followed a banquet, with speeches, card games, and jubilant sentiment throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atv
BV. Jones
Joe Naughton
Middletown
Damws Harmon
P. E. Welsh
Jack Dufiberv
Frank McGrawken
J. A. Juulzburger
J. L. MelHenry
W. S. Reed
Billie Barsy
J. J. Patoi
Nervy Telephone Girl Saves Many Lives
A Cleveland hotel fire trapped guests in the west wing of the Euclid Hotel. Telephonist Nettle Mar alerted the system after flames were spotted, saving many lives as guests fled through halls and into the lobby. The blaze destroyed the second floor section with extensive damage and several women sustained severe burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Euclid
Tigak
Nettle Mar
Ruth Kent
Camridge
Gertrude Wright
Frances Fairfield
Salem
Obio
Julia Franz
Toledo
Margaret Kuhe
Parrolman
Buelid Avenue
Reform proposals touch on lodging and ballot design
Feb 17 in Columbus Ohio committees of the House heard arguments for reform favors. Arm arguments supported the Bruce bill to regulate lodging houses and cheap hotels with advance registration. A Preble representative seeks to abolish party circles on the general ballot and remove party designations from all offices except state and national.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin OF Preble
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
House of Representatives
Bruce
Tevin
Preble
Elate
National
Englishman and German Wounded in Sword Duel
In Sydney Nova Scotia yesterday an Englishman and a German dueled with swords after a quarrel over German foreign policy. The German was the superior swordsman and gashed the Englishman from elbow to armpit. The English fighter bound his blade and lunged at the German, who fled but sustained a serious wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Peo. WA
Englstman
Bioth
Geremans
Tantrum of a Cash Theft Trial Reads Like Odd Ball Court Note
A garbled OCR fragment reports a theft case involving a mayor and a jury verdict this afternoon. Names and places are unclear, but references to cash taken from a fore and a judge directing a verdict suggest a local court proceeding with contested charges and a judge guiding the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskay
Cransnit
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
John HI. Turbin
Greensburg
Ala
Insurance Department
Knights of Tythias
Jehm GO. Bader
Augustus Mader
Protate Court
Tribalién
Creighson and Heoven
L. Byerlein
Squire Morton
J. W. Shafer
Josiah Fall
Charles Leopold
Soniel
Ida Leopold
Comempt
Brunson
Olivia Cary
New Midison
Darrie Gounty
John G. Sommers
Elizabeth Carratalatoa
James Gary
Jevrty
Ohio Electricity
Henry F. Pottenger
Auil
Jacob B
Serena R. Purganon
Frank Hammerle
BEE Association
Miami
Tust
K. L
Jake Miers
John Schmidt
Nogan
Chicage
Martin Hogan
Chicago
Letlerin
Ohio Bar
Fran
Tadge Connaughton
Ernest Weaver
Harriet S. Waking
Fred Flad
North Shuler Avenue
Mercy
TV Capital
Horn
Lee Johns
Martha Avenue
Tors
Charles Seegmueller
Washington Street
Charles J. Duerr
Meres Hospital
Iswoet Lillie
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