Taft Men Control Ohio Republican Nominating Plan
The Republican state central committee of Ohio set dates for the primary and state convention, choosing May 4 and 11 for delegate selections and nominating candidates for governor and other state offices. William H. Taft supporters led votes, while Senator Charles Dick did not engage with Taft’s camp. Delegates to the national convention were not yet decided.
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Delagetes
Bellatgs
Republican State Central Committee
William H. Taft
Repubican
Joseph Bensoner
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
R. M. Switser
Galipolis
Malcolm Jennings
Athens
Richard Gilson
Steubenville
State Committee
Charles Dick
Senator Foraker
Nell House
Arthur Vorys
Taft
Vorge
Referee Appointed In Minneapolis Lawyer Disbarment Case
Francis B. Hart of Minneapolis faced a special supreme court panel in St. Paul over disbarment. Judge Ives was named referee to hear testimony starting Jan. 15 with final hearing set for March 10. Hart defended his statements as truthful and refused to withdraw. Prosecution briefs due Feb. 25 with possible defense briefing conditions.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Francis B. Hart
Special Supreme Court
Johnson
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court
Hart
Gideon 8. Ives
Mr. Ives
Muncie Riot Warning From Governor
Governor Fanley, via the Adjutant General Perry, warns Delaware County and Muncie that 2000 state troops will deploy by nightfall to quell rioting over the city’s unsettled situation. The ultimatum demands immediate order as authorities prepare for enforcement.
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Muncie
Lad
Fanley
Perry
Man Survives Fall From Ridge at Blackwell’s Island
New York January 3 Henry Smith fell about 260 feet from a ridge near Blackwell’s Island. He landed in the river and was ashore with no serious injuries, narrowly escaping a fatal fall after tumbling from the ledge and striking water.
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New York
Blackwell's Island
Henry Smith
Smith
After the Races and Silent Departure at Sea
A brief, lyric note recalls a curfew toll and a parting scene by the sea. The crowd’s chatter fades as the harbor's hush follows the crowd, with a cryptic line about a hidden hell and a small pea in a passing tale.
Land Office Seeks Buyers for Free Montana 50,000 Acre Homesteads
A regional land office advertises 50,000 acres of free home steads in Eastern Valley County Montana inviting buyers. It touts bargains in city property and Mower County farms, installment sale houses, long term first mortgage loans at seven percent, and insurance services. Also offers bonds from Banker's Surety Company and sale of three registered black Pole Angus cows at a bargain.
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Valley County
Montana
Mower County
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