Lind to Mediate in Mexican Crisis Says Wilson
United Press Special from Washington Aug 5 reports former Governor John Lind of Minnesota now en route to Mexico City will study conditions and aid peace efforts as Wilson's representative. If mediation is warranted Lind will inform the President and the plan will be offered. Practical arms embargo consideration is also to be examined.
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United Press
Washington
John Lind
Minnesota
Mexico City
Wilson
Lind
Mexico
Huerta
Germany
John B. Moore
Safe Department
Moore
State Department
Foraker Denies Mulhall Secret Conference Claim
Washington D C Aug 5 Former Senator Foraker faced Senate lobby probes and denied Col Mulhall’s claims of a secret conference at Foraker's January 1909 gathering. He said Mulhall was a social figure who overestimated himself and dismissed his assertions as mistaken or in error.
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United Press Special
Washington, D. C
Senate
Foraker
Col
Mulhall
Cincinnati
National Association of Manufacturers
Enoch K. Clark Dies in Columbus
Enoch K. Clark, 88, died early today of apoplexy at his daughter Mrs. John Barnett's home north of Columbus. His father Daniel Clark was among Guernsey county's first settlers. Surviving children are George B. Clark and Mrs. James Shatto, both of Cambridge. The body will be taken to Cambridge for burial.
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United Press Special
Columbus
Enoch K. Clark
Daniel Clark
Guernsey County
John Barnett
George B. Clark
James Shatto
Cambridge
Diggs Trial Opens in White Slave Case
In San Francisco on August 5, M. J. Diggs faces trial for violations of the white slave law linked to the Washington era scandal. He fled to Reno with Martha Warrington and Lola Norris after deserting his wife, joining F. D. Caminetti who will be tried next. The two girls are expected to testify.
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United Press
San Francisco
Washington
Congress
J. L. McNabb
M. J. Diggs
Diggs
F. D. Caminetti
Reno
Martha Warrington
Lola Norris
Caminetti
Catholic Bishop Bans Tango and Similar Dances in Tennessee
Nashville reports Bishop T. B. Byrne of the Nashville diocese issues an order forbidding Catholics in Tennessee to engage in the tango the turkey trot and related dances. He warns that any absolution would be worthless and the confession a curse rather than a blessing.
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United Press Special
Nashville
Tenn
T. B. Byrne
Diocese of
Tennessee
Mulhall Probe Opens Amid Sparse Public Interest
The House probing committee began the congressional lobby investigation with little public attention. Col Mulhall appeared to lay a foundation at the initial session. Newspaper charges published June 29 were presented as evidence by Louis Seibold, who testified Mulhall was salaried while preparing his accusations.
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United Press Special
Washington
Congressional Lobby
House
Col. Mulhall
Louis Seibold
Mulhall
Local Company Courted to Supply Cambridge Pure Water
Attorney Jay Reasoner spoke before Cambridge council proposing the Cambridge Hydraulic Co. franchise for 10 years to supply water three times the current usage. The firm would operate the water system for a decade, with the city maintaining repairs, after which ownership would revert to the city free of charge. Samples would be sent to the State Board of Health for approval.
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Cambridge
Jay Reasoner
Council
Cambridge Hydraulic Co
Reasoner
State Board of Health
Fifty Years Ago Today Aug 5 Charleston Firepower
A wartime snapshot notes a lull except Charleston where Federals planned to assault Fort Sumter. Inside Charleston harbor a fleet of twenty five federal warships including monitors and twenty five more in the Stono river highlighted the tense naval buildup.
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Charleston
Fort Sumter
Stono River
Sheridan Dies in Mana At 25th Anniversary Note
Twenty five years ago today General Philip H. Sheridan noted Civil War hero and commander of the regular army died at Nonquit Mana.
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Philip H. Sheridan
Nonquit
Mana
Lustig shot in restaurant attack linked to police informant rumor
William Lustig, hospitalized with three bullet wounds, vowed there would be many new graves if he recovers. The victim, brother to a district attorney detective, said a gang, suspecting him of informing to the police, fired on him at a restaurant as four men fled in a waiting car.
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New York
William Lastig
Rosenthal
Lustig
District Attorney's
Catholic archbishop bars dances in Cincinnati area
Archbishop Henry Moeller announced that any Catholic in the Cincinnati archdiocese who dances the turkey trot tan xo or other objectionable dances cannot obtain forgiveness of sins. He endorses Bishop Byrne of Nashville in the stance against immoral dancing.
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Cincinnati
Henry Moeller
Byrne
Nashville
Means Fight Over Temperance Issue
Columbus Ohio reports a liberal move to file an initiative petition for a constitutional amendment to create a small legislature. The plan, prepared in Dayton, would set 50 house members and 22 senators, with 104000 required names but possibly 115000 to 120000. Governor Cox opposes, and rural forces fear city control in the assembly.
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Columbus
Cox
Dayton
Gale M. Hartley
Liberal League
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Robert Black
Hamilton County
Fire destroys Blue Ridge hotel in Blue Ridge Summit
Fire at daybreak destroyed the Blue Mountain hotel in Blue Ridge Summit Pennsylvania 200 guests were housed most escaped 300 lodged injured two burned as elevator shaft spread the blaze Jewelry losses estimated 50000 to 75000 fire originated in the kitchen.
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United Press
Blue Ridge Summit
Fisa
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Richmond
Norfolk
Washington
James Jackson bankruptcy case closed after trustee’s final account
The James Jackson estate, pending since September 18 1910, has been closed. Trustee Charles Sheppard’s final account was approved, the trustee discharged, and the estate is closed.
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James Jackson
Charles §. Sheppard
Supreme Court of Ohio
Reinsch Appointed Minister to China
President Wilson today named Paul Reinsch of Wisconsin as minister to China in a formal appointment announced from Washington. The selection highlights U S diplomatic posts during the month of August.
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United Press Special
Washington
Wilson
Paul Reinsch
Wisconsin
China
Soul photography touted by Miss Edna Gerhard in St Louis
Miss Edna Gerhard explains soul photography at a Kansas City convention. She argues it captures inner traits rather than mere outward features, claiming the subject reveals true self when not posing.
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St. Louis
Edna Gerhard
Miss Gerhard
Kansas City
Davis Reunites With Daughter After Kidnapping Case
Andrew Davis, jailed in Cambridge for highway robbery, seeks return of his daughter Rosie Davis from the Guernsey Children's Home. He had earlier been arrested with Edward Shatto in the kidnapping of his child and was convicted at Ohio Pen. The case arose while he was in custody, and he now pursues contact with Rosie.
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Andrew Davis
Edward Shatto
Guernsey Childrens Home
Ohio Pen
Cambridge
Rosie Davis
Permis
Ohio child labor age raise impacts thousands of youths
State Factory Inspector Kearns estimates about 5000 boys and girls in Ohio must quit work immediately due to Attorney General Hogan's opinion. The law lowers age limits to 15 for boys and 16 for girls, and requires foreign children to pass English exams for school certificates before working.
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United Press
Columbus
Kearns
Ohio
General Hogan
Hogan
Detectaphone Evidence Tied to Tax Petition Theft Probe
Burns detectives used a detectaphone to gather evidence in Cleveland hotels and other Ohio locations as part of a case against four men accused by the Ohio Kally Association of attempting to steal tax law referendum petitions. Co. C. Meekison, Henry county auditor, posted bail at five thousand dollars after burglary arraignment.
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United Press Special
Ceveland
Burns
Cleveland
Ohio Kally Association
Co. C. Meekison
Henry County
F. J. Heine
Burns Detective Agency
Cox replies to Ohio Equity on tax laws referendum
Gov. Cox's absence at Ottawa prompts Finley to denounce Charles Gongwer for using his name in a referendum stakeout. The association's secretary Gongwer cites a Meekison burglary case as part of a alleged plot to discredit tax petitions. Governor Cox later appoints J. H. Secrest and Syron M. Clendenning to the state occupational licensing commission.
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Columbus
Cox
Ohio Equity Association
Ottawa
Finley
Charles Gongwer
Gongwer
Association
C. C. Meekison
Henry County
Cleveland
Besieged with Job Hunters in Columbus License Commission
The state liquor license commission in Columbus, Ohio, was overwhelmed by job applicants, including former constitutional delegates. C. I. Allen of Marion was named chairman and Robert Hayes of Dayton secretary. Hayes’ bond is set at 50,000 dollars as he will oversee over 300,000 dollars in license transactions from September to November when licenses first go out.
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Columbus
State
C. I. Allen
Marion
Robert Hayes
Dayton
Britain Retains Bermuda Base Plans Not Aimed at U S
London reports Britain’s Bermuda naval base plans are not intended to threaten the Monroe Doctrine or the United States. England seeks only to safeguard maritime trade with no adverse impact on Washington.
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London
Bermuda
Great Britain
England
United States
Weather Forecast Indications for Tomorrow in Ohio
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau at 7 p.m. Monday show tomorrow's outlook for Ohio as probably fair with rising temperatures and light to moderate variable winds. Weather forecast issued from Washington on Aug 6.
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United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio
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