Roosevelt approves Panama bonds and treasury notes plan
President Roosevelt tells Secretary Cortelyou to issue 50 million in Panama Canal bonds and up to 100 million in 50 percent government notes. He urges the public to stop hoarding, circulate money, and back banks, noting higher gold reserves and stronger treasury in 1907. The message stresses sound business conditions and no risk in letting funds move.
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Washington, D. C
Cortelyou
Panama
Congress
Treasury
Theodore Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio court sentences Bridget Six and Tom Donahue to sixty days
The State of Ohio v Bridget Six for adultery resulted in a guilty verdict and a sixty day sentence in the workhouse. Tom Donahue was arraigned for fornication and also sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse after his arraignment yesterday afternoon.
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State of
Ohio
Bridget
Wood
Tom Donahue
College Debating Union Chooses Negative in Session
The Debating Union met from 6 30 to 7 in the recitation room of Dean Chubb with President Alderman in the chair. The question, Resolved, That opposition to the will of the majority is antagonistic to good citizenship, was argued by H W Mayes Ora Lively and Bohrer for the affirmative and F B Hildebrand Badertscher and Helen Hawk for the negative. The judges were Dewh Chubb Dr Hoover and Profoul trap. The union gains training in argumentation and the next meeting will be a week from Tuesday on Prat labor organizations promote the best interests of workingmen.
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Dean Chubb
Alderman
H. W. Mayes
Ora Lively
Bohrer
F. B. Hildebrand
Badertscher
Helen Hawk
Banks Issue 25 Million in United States Certificates
Twenty five million dollars will be paid by major New York banks to the United States treasury to buy three percent certificates. The move signals confidence in the administration plan to relieve financial stress as large sums are sent to the treasury and redistributed to curb depression. Bids for bonds continue, mainly from western crop districts.
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First National Bank
J. Pherpont Morgan & Co
the City Bank
United States Treasury
United States
Sub-Treasury
Treasury
Warren County Doctor Charged With Arson
Lebanon Ohio reports Dr A D Spence formerly of Warren County was arrested after State Fire Marshal Creamer returned from Denver with him. Spence faces arson charges for burning a house in Warren County last year and is jailed in Lebanon.
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Warren County
Denver
Cal
A. D Spence
Dr. Spence
Waren County
Fire Destroys Covington Woman’s Home and Cash
Cincinnati reports Mrs. N. Lindsay of 12 Shaler Street Covington lost her home to a morning blaze. She escaped injury as neighbors fought the flames before the fire department arrived. A dresser containing $150 drawn from a bank the day before was burned with the money inside.
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Ton
Lindsay
Hospital Trustees Open Inquiry Into Mrs North Death
The state hospital trustees met to examine the death of Mrs Mary North a 70 year old Winston County patient who died October 25. They adjourned without testimony and will reconvene at Governor Harris's call for an exhaustive investigation. Hospital officials deny death resulted from bath restraints claiming pneumonia predated admission.
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Harris
J. T. Hansen
the Iestitute
Hansen
North
Varsity Team Gets Busy for Marietta Scrimmage
Nineteen players practice at University field as substitutes show strong play while regulars deal with injuries. Coach McFarland commended end Hamilton Tigeavers for speed and consistency and urged hard drills ahead of the Otto Northern and Marietta games.
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McFarland
Mt. Union
Hamilton
Otto Northern
Marietta
Mrs. Annie Bradley Testifies in Brown Murder Trial
Mrs. Annie Bradley resumed testimony in the Brown murder case in Washington. She identified letters Brown wrote during their relationship and described a late visit to his house where he wept and pleaded as she said she planned to leave. The court recessed due to her reported severe head pains.
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Washington, D. C
Annie Bradley
Brown
Andrew Crow Injured at Sunday Creek Mine
Andrew Crow, injured at Sunday Creek mine No 209, was moved to St Francis Hospital in Columbus for better care. Doctors say his condition remains not more serious than during the accident and the transfer was made for improved treatment.
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Andrew Crow
A.T. Reader
Sunday Creek Mine No
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Hopital
Divorce proceedings in Judge Wood court mark multiple decrees
In a chancery session Judge Wood disposed of several divorce suits. In the Coleman case the court noted prior bigamy and granted a divorcement. Lane v Lane and Thompson v Thompson allege wilful absence, with no defense and decrees granted. Remaining Martin and Thompson actions proceeded.
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Lava Winsue Ace
Robert Martin
Minnie M. Coleman
John M. Coleman
Eme R. Lane
Harvey Lane
Walter C. Thompson
Ethel Thompson
Lane
Thee Qiainthf
Martin and Thompson
Woman Kills Husband Then Shoots Self in Quarrel
In New York on November 20, Mrs. Lottie Hitchcock shot and killed her husband Robert Hitchcock after a quarrel over infidelity. She then turned the gun on herself and was critically wounded. The incident ended in both spouses being wounded with Mrs Hitchcock unable to recover.
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New York
Lottie Hitchcock
Robert Hitchcock
Democratic governor candidate Jastremski stricken
Baton Rouge November 9 General Jastremski Democratic candidate for governor was stricken with paralysis and is in critical condition.
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al Jastremski
Engineer John Graves Dies at Human Flour Mills
Norwalk Ohio November 20 engineer John Graves of the Human Flour Mills Monroeville dropped dead this morning from heart failure.
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Norwalk, O
John Graves
The
Human Flouring Mills
Monroeville
Jedd
Drunken Brother kills brother in Meriden incident
In Meriden Massachusetts, James Martis is found dead near his home with mangled body and throat cut. His brother James Martis confesses to the deed and is sent to prison after a drunken quarrel over domestic trouble sparked the fight.
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Meriden
Mas
James Martis
Street Car and Train Crash Injures Many in Bristol
Bristol Tenn November 20 A street car collided with a railway train at a crossing and was wrecked. Many people were injured and one person reported fatally injured.
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Bristol
Tenn
Notable Quarrel Over Mayflower Memory at Wharf
In a heated exchange Mrs. Toyle derides a bluff by some people while Mrs. Doyle asks who is meant. Mrs. Hoyle recalls her claim that some of her people arrived on the Mayflower and that she met them at the wharf.
Cobbler Burned to Death in Gasoline Stove Explosion
Upper Sandusky Ohio November 20 J H Smith of Arlington was burned to death this morning when a gasoline stove exploded in his traveling cobbler van. Smith itinerant cobbler was in the van at the time of the blast.
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Upper Sandusky, O
J. H Smith
Arlington, O
Smith
Not Guilty Plea For Swartz Store Robbers
Davis Burgett and Loreil detained in county jail on a charge of robbing the Swartz store at Lottridge. They were arraigned before Mayor Hedges, entered not guilty pleas, waived examination, and were bound over to court with no bail. A special jury may be empaneled and trial likely this term.
X Rays Employed Three Times On Harry Foster Eye Crisis
Harry Foster undergoes multiple X ray exams and possible operations to locate glass fragments in his eye after an accident. Doctors plan further procedures at Chant Hospital while his father Mr Hull Foster Jr reports uncertain prognosis for the right eye and the patient remains bedridden under constant physician care.
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Harry Foster
Harry
Chant Hospital
Foster
Curious church enforces unusual house rules
Students hunting trip discovers a church with a list of rules posted inside. The rules urge decorum and order including no tobacco on the floor no crowding after services boys sit separately unless escorted by a father no laughing during services and no intoxicated persons on church property. Observers note the floors stay spotless crowds orderly and sexes kept apart.
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Maine
Navy Yard to Discharge Eight Thousand Sailors
New York Nov 20 eight thousand navy department employees will be discharged as the Atlantic fleet sails for the Pacific. The cuts affect workers at the navy yard who have been fitting out the fleet for active service and operation.
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New York
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Annual Inspection At Local Lodge Initiates Seven Members
A large group gathered Tuesday for the annual inspection of the Elke lodge. District Inspector T E Bradbury of Gallpolis conducted the review and led a short lodge session. Seven members were initiated into the mysteries of the lodge including John Kale Harry McKinstry Fred Alderman W Gerremer Major J M Welch Alex and John Preston.
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Elke
T. EB. Bradbury
Gallipolis
Elledom
John Kale
Harey McKinstry
Fred Alderman
Gerremer
J. M. Welch
Alex
John Preston
Recital Set At College Auditorium Tonight
The musical recital announced yesterday will be held at the college auditorium at 6:30 PM. Program includes student numbers under Professor Hizey Miss Cuckler Vam Voorhes Vancreft and Professor McVey.
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Hizey
Misses Cuckler
Vam Voorhes
Vancreft
McVey
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Uncle Sam
President Roosevelt
White House
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NEW York Banks
Lebanon
Marshal Creamer
Melvin Philip Hambsch
Iowa
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Burns
Bureau—Self-Evi
Associated Dailies Telegram
Cincinnati
Shaler Street
Coving
Hospital Board
the Board of ‘Trustees of
the State
Mary North
Wiston County Pa
Tient
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Pers
Ohio Northern
University
Mrs. Bradley
Ken
Judge Woods Court
Court of Common Pleas
Baton Rouge, la
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Loreil
Swartz Store
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Mayor Hedges
Mr. Hull Foster, Jr
Terday
Athens
Pacific
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