Mothers Day Observed At Tabernacle As Cambridge Wears Carnations
Cambridge residents are urged to wear red carnations if their mother is living and white if deceased for Mothers Day at the Tabernacle. Nightingale Chorus will sing at the service and Evangelist Lyon reports a powerful gathering with many youths converting to Christ at the tabernacle. A large crowd, including parents, celebrated the converts as the choir offered jubilant songs.
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Tabernacle
Cambridge
Nightingale Chorus
Mitchell
Lyon
Evangelist Lyon
Christ
Shavings
Jesus
Odd Fellows
Stabbing Probe At Hiram College After Hazing Incident
United Press report from Hiram Ohio details a college hazing melee. Freshman R L Thomas allegedly refused to wear the college sweater prompting the attack. Sophomore Earl Cook suffered a deep chest wound and another student was bruised after being struck with a chair. Faculty investigate.
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Hiram
Hiram College
R. L. Thomas
Earl Cook
Thomas
Tabernacle Program and Weekly Church Schedule
Nightingale Chorus sings on Tuesday at 7 p m. Dr Lyon speaks at 7 20 on The Unassailable Question. Neighborhood meetings, Business Men's lunch at noon, Stover at tin plate plant, Mothers Day observance at 2 30 p m. Attendance to date 112 450, conversions 100.
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Nightingale
Dr. Lyon
Mr. Stover
Tin Plate Plant
Tabernacle
Darrow Indicted on Bribery Charges in McNamara Case
Clarence Darrow, former chief counsel for the McNamara brothers, faced two counts of bribery indictments by the county grand jury in Los Angeles. He stated he knows nothing of any bribery and pledged to defend his honor, with arraignment set for Thursday and bonds at 10000 dollars each.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
McNamara Brothers
McNamara
John J. McNamara
James B. McNamara
Darrow
Robert F. Bay
J. B. McNamara
George N. Lockwood
Darrow Indicted as Juror Bribery Claims Emerge
Fredericks of Los Angeles says there was no chance for Darrow to escape after dispatches report his indictment. He claims Juror Bain was bribed and that the briber is known, reflecting a heated case from Tampa on January 30.
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Fredericks
Tampa
Fla
Darrow
J. D. Fredericks
Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Bain
Delegates clash over lobbyist claim at constitutional convention
In Columbus on January 30 a heated floor debate questioned whether Val Stokely, a Central Union attendant from Greenville, acted as a lobbyist. After denials from Stokely’s supporters, the committee on employes was asked to determine his status as delegates sparred over removing telephones and keeping the convention credible before the public.
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Val Stokely
Greenville
The
Central Union Company
Stokely
Committee On
Thomas
Cuyahoga
Simon Cronin
Akron
Senate
Doty
Beatty
Wood
Wagner
Darke
Hoskins
Auglaize
Halfhill
Allen
Ohio Supreme Court Upraises Green 54 Hour Week for Women
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds the Green 54 hour week law for women in a Columbus case against Anna Hawley a mill worker. The ruling affects thousands of employers statewide and confirms a 10 hour daily or 54 hour weekly limit for women in many workplaces.
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United Press Special
Columbus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Miss Hawley
Justice's Court
Common Pleas Court
Dillon
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Cincinnati Ball Park Lease For United States Baseball League
John J. Ryan the New York attorney and owner of the Cincinnati franchise in the United States Baseball league said he leased Hippodrome Park for 10 years. The facility will host a team organized to begin playing May 1.
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Cincinnati Ball Park
Cincinnati
John J. Ryan
New York
United States Baseball League
Hippodrome Park
Fireman Leaps From Cab Injures Skull In Glass House Incident
Fireman A. W. Baugh of the Marietta Division jumped from the cab near Post Boy Monday night after perceiving an impending wreck. He fractured his skull and sustained serious head and shoulder injuries but is now at home on East Wheeling Avenue with unconsciousness easing and expected to recover. The accident occurred as the engine approached Cambridge. the plan was to use a sidetrack to let the passing train clear the way. The crew summoned help, and Baugh was transported by engine with Dr. C A Frame and McDonald Stevens' ambulance meeting the arrival.
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A. W. Baugh
Marietta
Post Boy
East Wheeling Avenue
Baugh
Cambridge
C. A. Frame
McDonald & Stevens
Union Station
Harmon Leads All Candidates At Constitutional Convention
A secret poll in Columbus shows Governor Harmon as first choice for president among delegates. Taft receives 20 votes, Roosevelt 15, Bryan 14, Wilson 11, Lafollette 7, Clark 4, Underwood 1, Debs 1, and Max Hayes of Cleveland 1.
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United Press
Columbus
Harmon
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Wilson
Lafollette
Clark
Underwood
Debbs
Max Hayes
Cleveland
Mrs C Law of Love City Attends Lyon Meetings
Mrs. C Law of Love City visits as guest of friends while attending Lyon meetings.
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Mrs. C. Law of
Love City
Lyon
Mr and Mrs Richard Lowry Leave for Macksburg Visit
Mr and Mrs Richard Lowry who have been attending tabernacle meetings in the city left Monday to visit relatives in Macksburg.
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Richard Lowry
Macksburg
Fifty Years Ago Today Jan 30 Naval Ironclad Launch
Fifty years ago today the Monitor, John Ericsson’s celebrated ironclad floating battery, was launched in New York. General P G T Beauregard, notable Confederate commander at Sumter and Bull Run, was moved from Virginia to the western theater. Twenty five years ago today high waters rose in the Susquehanna and Delaware rivers.
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John Ericsson
New York
P. G. T. Beauregard
Fort Sumter
Bull Run
Virginia
Susquehanna
Delaware Rivers
Woman's death shields militia patrolling Lawrence streets
In Lawrence Massachusetts on January 30 a riot at the Everett mills led to a pitched battle between about 1000 strikers and police and militia. An Italian woman was killed as shots rang out while a patrolman was stabbed, and no arrests were reported. The state sent 21 infantry companies and two cavalry troops to restore order.
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Lawrence
Mass
Foss
Everett Mills
Oscar Bendit
Union Street
Sixteen year old Bert Stewart found injured after fall at Cambridge Glass Co plant
Bert Stewart aged sixteen, an employee at the Cambridge Glass Co., was found in the basement of the producer house on Tuesday morning. He had fallen about twenty feet into water, sustaining a broken arm and hips and severe cuts, and remained unconscious until recovered hours later.
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Bert Stewart
Cambridge Glass Co
Glass Plant
Night Force
Stewart
Watterson Fires Parting Shot at Wilson
Colonel Henry Watterson attacks Woodrow Wilson over a veracity dispute about funding for the Wilson campaign. Watterson challenges Wilson to a court of honor to settle who lied and accuses Wilson of avoiding the facts. The issue centers on whether Watterson was asked to help finance the Wilson campaign boom.
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Washington
Henry Watterson
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Court of Honor
Watterson
Rich and Miley Return from Senecaville Visit
J. B. Rich and his uncle Geo Miley of Senecaville returned home yesterday after visiting friends in this city.
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J. B. Rich
Geo. Miley
Senecaville
Taft in Columbus Ohio Focuses on Busy Capitol Visit
President Taft, despite a cold, begins a full day in Columbus with a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and a dedication of a new federal building. He will tour, speak to editors and constitutional delegates, and attend a glee club banquet. Dr. Rhoades provides care. Local politicians plan meetings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Federal
Glee Club
Columbus
Taft
Ohio
Rhoades
Cleveland
New York
Arthur F. Vorys
Refusal to Check Off Marks Miner Operator Talks
In Indianapolis on January 30 a joint conference between miners and operators failed to accept the miners demand for an unlimited check off. Operators rejected a plan that would require deducting any union dues from a miner's wages and remitting the funds to the local union treasurer.
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Indianapolis
Luncheon Brings Taft and Harmon as Guests of Honor
Columbus luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce featured President Taft and Governor Harmon as guests of honor. Both are potential candidates for the presidential nomination next fall. Taft rose to pay compliments to Harmon, who may oppose him on the stump.
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United Press
Columbus
William Howard Taft
Judson C. Harmon
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Weather Observations from United States Weather Bureau
Weather observations report 8 p m Monday with indications for tomorrow. Ohio air shows slowly rising temperatures and light to moderate northwesterly winds.
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United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio
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