Libel suit and city scandal swirl around General and council
The Beacon reports allegations of graft and feuds in city politics. Generals and detectives figure in a bitter quarrel over signatures, claims of kidnapping, and a probe led by Jeremiah Amundson and others. Prosecution tensions mount as Seidel and HiT face charges.
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Hin
de. JC. 7
John W. Seidell
Beacon
Messrs
Hit and Seidel
B. d. ‘Phis
B. J
Jeremiah Amundson
B. T
Mr. Amundson
Seidell
Amundson
Ripper Bill Aims to Shift Cleveland Public Offices
In Columbus on April 29 Senator Patterson proposed a bill to vest Cleveland public affairs in a five member board appointed by the Governor, with terms up to five years and a $2000 annual salary. Critics note Republicans favoring or opposing the plan, and debate suggests the measure may not pass. The bill’s progress is tied to broader efforts to shift police and fire departments to Republican control before adjournment.
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Columbus
Patterson
Pike County
Senate
Herrick
Cleveland
Sevator Krause
Wieness
Johison
House
Billy
Mayor Doyle Claims No Troubled Relations With Judge
In recent days talk spread that conflict rose between Mayor Doyle and Judge Anderson with the Judge allegedly directing city matters. Doyle denies discord, claiming stronger ties to the Judge and asserting he has always shown respect, and that the Judge may continue to engage in city affairs with impunity.
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Doyle
Dudgit Anderson
Neyer
Fort
Rapid Progress On New Jail Construction
A work crew of about 60 under Gro, W. Kichael and Bon is advancing on the jail project in the south east corner of the court yard. They report rapid progress with walls rising to the fret floor of the residence section and stone work in place. The exterior water table and coping are to be completed with Pennsylvanian stone, and gray cannel stone will be used above the water table. The new jail is planned to compare unfavorably with the court house, resembling a less imposing structure.
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Gro
W. Kichael & Bon
Court Oye
Makoury
Court House
Elk Candidates Celebrate Marlena Lodge Anniversary Event
In Marietta on April 29 Marlena Lodge marked its third anniversary with a procession through the streets led by Markersburg lodge and several fans. A monster parade featured candidates riding elephants supplied by the Wallers Mathelrows. About 170 were initiated, and a subsequent banner ceremony covered for 600.
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Marietta
Marlena
Markersburg
Wallers
Mathelrows
Piling More Bills Into the Hopper in Ohio Legislature
Columbus April 20 More bills were put in the hopper as the Ohio legislature seeks action. Total bills in the House reach 1070 with about 400 in the Senate, risking a lengthy session. Notable measures include a deficit appropriations bill and a new Meri t system code bill. The House advances the deficit bill, aims for May 19 adjournment, and creates a relic room from the old Supreme Court space.
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Columbus
Funay
House
Senate
Che
Frederick Blankner
Nyms
Supreme Court
Oll
Dico Spwiker
Archer Giltie
Moswrs. Jones
Lucan Seely
Suminlt
Gear
Wyandot
Messrs
Painter
Wood
Thomas
Huron
Earhart
Riohland
Boul
My. Hinnock
Clermont County
May 10 Republican County Convention in Cleveland
The Republican County convention to choose delegates for the State convention in Cleveland will be held Sunday May 10. Concurrently Warren hosts delegates to the Congregational convention on May 14. Mr. Chas Wy Beiher ling of Akron has been chosen temporary chairman of the Congregational group.
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Cleveland
Ratunday
Warren
Will Bechowen
Chas
Wy Beiherling
Akron
Honey
Packers Talk of Billion Dollar Trust in Chicago
Chicago reports discuss a proposed billion dollar packing trust that could form if government action against Sherman antitrust law succeeds. The plan would unite nearly all major beef packers under one control, with prices kept fair by legal constraints. Past attempts failed, notably under Armour, who opposed such a conglomerate. The Tribune notes capital stock disputes as a potential obstacle.
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Chicago
United States
Lasie St. Fianetti
Tuttle
United States Steel Corporation
Heef
Tribune
Fr . Armour
Mr. Armour
Capitan Stock
Prohibition State Convention Opens In Zanesville
In Zanesville Ohio on April 2 the Prohibition State convention convenes at 3 pm with Temporary Chairman Kt. Pinney of Cleveland expected to become permanent leader. N J Creamer and Rev George Taubman will give welcome and reply. Committees to be named and session adjourns to Wednesday morning for nominations. An evening address by Dr Mead of New York and other Prohibitionists is set for Memorial Hall.
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Zanesville
Kt. Pineney
Cleveland
N. J. Creamer
Booth St. Methodist Episcopal Church
George Taubman
Portsmionih
Onina
Tey
Charles Hm, Mead, DD
New York
Mymor
Mr Seeese Also Pleads Not Guilty
New York April 2 The Archbishop Corrigan bulletin reports the archbishop remains frail but shows some improvement after initial illness. He is said to be convalescent though age and weakness slow recovery and doctors emphasize careful rest.
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New York
Corrigan
Phywlelara
Pennie
I. Kryes
M. Thy
Francis Delafield
M.D
Weakhner
Tornado Leaves Glenrose in Ruins and Fatalities Rise
A destructive tornado devastates Glenrose Texas on April 29 killing six and injuring 40 to 50. The town near the Paluxy river sees one third of stores wrecked and many homes destroyed with extensive property losses estimated at a quarter of a million dollars.
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Houston
Tex
Glenrose
Somerville County
A. Mile
James Musgrove
Musgrove
St. J. Mra
Mary Connell
Ford
Dudge J. R. Milam
Familly
J. A. Milan
A. 'T. Tee
BE. T. Lee
Tom Price
Wields
H. H. Lewis
RE. Lewis
Gloivose
Paluxy River
Connell
Stage Ethics Stirred by Robson at Colonial
The audience at the Colonial Monday evening enjoyed Mr. Stuart Robson and a strong company including Miss Cornelia Op. and Mr. Maclyn Arbuckle. Robson spoke on stage morality, answering questions rather than lecturing, praising the public demand for moral drama and noting that the theater reflects public taste.
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Stuart Robson
Bertie
Colonial
Robson
Maclyn Arbuckle
Nicholas Way
Nick
Mixed Pickle Over Youngstown City Bill Debate
The Youngstown government bill drew sharp debate as officials argues over its intent and constitutional basis. Senators and city leaders clash on whether to advance or delay the measure amid hints of broader reform through a new code and potential Supreme Court influence.
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Coninge
Three Forms of Amusement Debated by Evangelical Alliance
At a Monday meeting of the Evangelical Alliance in the First Congregational Church a paper by Rev. Wykoff argued the three popular amusements theatres dancing and car playing pose moral risks. Ministers debated the stage and theatres with a majority favoring advisory church involvement over legislative action, while Rev I A Lindemuth warned the stage has a harmful moral influence.
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Evangelical Alliance
Rey
Wykoff
Woodland ME
Tey
Wykotf
I. A. Lindemuth
Perpetual Care Fund Planned for Grave of John R Buchtel
The Amos of Buchtel College seek funds for perpetual care of founder John R Buchtel’s grave. A memorial monument stands in Glendale Lake but college supporters urge ongoing maintenance. Rev A I Spanton leads the drive, concentrating on raising a gift from elite circle members.
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John R. Buchtel
Amos
Buchtel College
Jobn Buchttel
Akron
A. I. Spanton
Barberton Urges New City Jail Overcrowding Concerns
Special correspondence from Barberton reports a council meeting where Mayor Buel and Marshall Ferguson urged a new jail after prisoners were moved in a small facility. Attorney Ammierman warned the current jail is dangerous, prompting a referral to the public grounds and buildings committee for action.
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Barberton
Buel
Perguson
Charles Ammierman
Perate
Murer
Marachal Peorguson
S Cnse
City council debate stalls on interests of the city
Councilman Geo J Sneek urged Republicans to prioritize city interests over party. He criticized Sabell and ridiculed partners in a clothing store venture on South Main Street, warning against factional wrangling and urging constructive action for the city’s good.
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Geo. J. Sneek
Ivil
Tle
Republican Counellment
Politetens
Democrat
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