Supreme Court allows recovery of interest money taken by state treasurers
United Press Special reports Columbus June 10. The Supreme Court reverses a four year old ruling in a Dark county ditch case. Ezra Baker contractor received 497.50 not due him. prior decision held funds paid into county treasury were not county funds. The court says state may recover interest on state funds misappropriated by treasurers.
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United Press Special
Columbus
Supreme Court Today
Dark County
Ezra Baker
Supreme Court
Supreme Court sends Mason to prison for mine swindle
United Press reports the Ohio Supreme Court affirms a lower court verdict and sends H. J. Mason alias J. Wright of Philadelphia to three years in the penitentiary. He was convicted in Dayton for inducing L. J. Taylor to pay 15,000 cash and sign a 15,000 mortgage for an Arizona gold mine falsely claimed to adjoin a rich ore body. Mason was captured nine months after the deal. police hunt for an alleged partner.
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United Press
Columbus
Supreme Court
H. J Mason
J. Wright
Philadelphia
Mason
Dayton
L. J. Taylor
Arizona
Supreme Court Awards Damages in Ohio Traction Case
In Columbus on June 10 the Ohio Supreme Court ruled for Boehmke of Cleveland in a 13 year old suit against Northern Ohio Traction Company, granting $2000 for injuries from boarding a car. Gertrude Wright, a Salem milliner, won $2500 after slipping on an icy sidewalk and breaking her leg against the city of Salem.
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United Press Special
Columbus
Ne Boehmke
Cleveland
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Supreme Court
Gertrude Wright
Salem
Petition Seeks Removal of Supt J M Van Cleave at Ohio School
Fifty two pupils at the state school for the blind in Columbus sign a petition asking Governor Cox to remove Superintendent J M Van Cleave. The superintendent says he discharged two employees Blanchard Stoner and R B Caldwell for inciting pupils to strike.
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Columbus
State School For the Blind
Cox
J. M. van Cleave
Blanchard Stoner
Celina
R. B. Caldwell
Belmont County
Son Identifies Body of Father in Kentucky Hill Murder
Russell Kentucky June 15 a son today identified the body found with the head on the arm of a woman on a hill edge of Russell as Geo Steel who disappeared December 14 1912 from Ironton A coroner jury ruled the man and woman were murdered their skulls crushed and the man shot The head resting on the woman suggests murder for revenge while missing money and a watch indicate robbery
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Russell
Russel
Geo. Steel
Ironton
Proposed Civil War Moves Revealed Fifty Years Ago Today
General Joseph Hooker proposed to march the Army of the Potomac from Fredericksburg to Richmond but was refused by the War Department. Simultaneously General Lee received authority to move his Confederate army from Fredericksburg toward Pennsylvania as the conflict shifted across the border.
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Joseph Hooker
Army of the Potomac
Fredericksburg
Richmond
War Department
Lr. B. Lee
Pennsylvania
Hazer Expelled From Doane Academy
James Pfeffer was expelled for hazing Alfred Collet a Denison University student whose forehead bore silver nitrate after a Saturday incident Collet survived the Titanic and now faces possible damages Collet travels to Columbus to consult attorneys others involved faced faculty scrutiny
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United Press
Granville
James Pfeffer
Doane Academy
Alfred Collet
Denison University
Academy
Collett
Hazers
Pfeffer
Minneapolis
Collet
Columbus
Senators Begin Investigation in West Virginia Mines
United Press report from Charleston notes a Senate committee led by Senator Swanson opens inquiry into conditions in West Virginia mine regions. Governor Hatfield opposed. Borah leads early phase on peonage and rights violations by military courts. A special train was arranged to reach troubled districts with witnesses awaiting.
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United Press Special
Charleston
W. V
West Virginia
State Capitol
Senate
Swanson
Washington
Hatfield
Borah
Public Printer Nomination Filed for Cornelius Ford
President Wilson today nominated Cornelius Ford of New Jersey to be public printer. Ford stands as candidate for the government role, with the action announced in Washington.
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United Press Speciar
Washington
Wilson Today
Cornelius Ford
New Jersey
Morning Grouch? Try a Sand Cure Say Doorkeeper
Washington D C June 10 Julian Emmons doorkeeper of the House of Representatives 65 years old claims a teaspoonful of coarse sand after each meal cures his sour stomach heartburn and indigestion he says it makes him sleep better enjoy life and feel well his one remedy for all ills is sand he urges others with a grouchy mood to try the sand bottle each morning signs off with advice based on his experience
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Washington, D. C
Julian Emmons
House of Representatives
Gettysburg Veteran Walks to Cambridge From Columbus
Columbus veteran Captain J. E. Minnick begins a 2300 mile trek from Columbus toward Gettysburg set for July 1 and 2. He rejects Pullman cars for a 20 day journey using the National Pike as far as possible with Newark as his first day’s goal after leaving Columbus.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
J. E. Minnick
Battle Ground
Newark
Here
Minnick
Philadelphia
Bulgaria and Servia Fight Pitched Battle
Belgrade dispatch reports hostilities erupting between Bulgaria and Servia with heavy Servian casualties near Makresh. Bulgarian losses unknown. Greece looms as potential ally to Servia as London peace talks fail, signaling a prolonged Balkan conflict.
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Bulgaria
Servia
Vienna
Belgrade
Makresh
Greece
London
Balkans
Crawford Seeks Reason for State Printing Removal
State Printer K K A Crawford demands in writing from Governor Cox the reason for his removal after nine days in the second term. He notes Harmon’s predecessor served full term and accuses Cox of political motive linked to Democratic leader William Finley. Frank Harper of Mt. Vernon to become state printer on June 16.
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United Press
Columbus
Kk. A. Crawford
Cox
Harmon
Crawford
John L. Sullivan
Senate
William Finley
Frank Harper
Mt. Vernon
Goethals Downplays Landslide Impact On Canal Work
New York dispatch reports Colonel George W. Goethals chief engineer of the Panama Canal arrived from Colon and meets with the president in Washington to discuss canal operations and Panama railroad policy. He cryptically addresses whether landslides delay the project noting the canal may open January 1 1915 and a vessel could pass as early as October if needed.
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New York
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Colon
Washington
Panama
Goethals
Stella Hoskins to Make Monroe Home
Miss Stella Hoskins left Monday for Monroe Michigan where she will make her home.
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Stella Hoskins
Monroe, Mich
Cambridge schools superintendent job declined by Lowery
Prof John G Lowery of Muskin gum College New Concord declines the Cambridge schools superintendency for two years at 2000 dollars yearly The president announced the decision Monday and Lowery notified Dr F M Mitchell the board clerk A board meeting is set for Tuesday at Brown high school to appoint a new superintendent.
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John G. Lowery
Muskingum College
New Concord
Cambridge
Montgomery
Lowery
F M. Mitchell
Cambridge Board of Education
Brown High School
London suffragist confesses to rural arson in England
Miss Lillian Lenton, a London suffragist, surrendered to police in Doncaster and confessed setting fire to a country home left in ruins. She faced conviction risk as an apparently innocent woman, having previously skipped bond on another incendiary charge.
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Donchaster
England
Lillian Lenton
Publicity law declared valid. publishers must show circulation
The Supreme Court today upheld the new newspaper publicity law requiring publishers to publish circulation and ownership data and label reading advertisements. In Columbus, William Stanley, 40, a crewmember for the N and W railroad wrecking crew, was killed when he was crushed under moving cars at Brannon near this city.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Columbus
William Stanley
Brannon
Reifs Bullet Wounds 14-Year-Old in Quaker City
Dewey Steele 14, son of Mr and Mrs I P Steele, was injured Monday noon when a 22 long rifle discharged while he was on a farm near town. The bullet pierced his breast and exited through the shoulder, a clean path through the body. He was brought to town by C W Eberle's auto and treated by Dr Lawrence. he rests comfortably though observers fear possible complications.
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Quaker City
Dewey Steele
I. P. Steele
C. W. Eberle
Convict Recaptured While Preparing to Be Married
Col umbus Ohio June 10 Nick Novic serving 20 years for burglary from Cleveland was returned to the pen after escaping from a convict squad on June 4. He was found at his sweetheart's home in Cleveland and was preparing to be married. A letter from his sweetheart traced him to Cleveland.
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United Press Special
Columbus
Nick Novic
Cleveland
Elopement Couples Leave Cambridge for Covington Wedding
A.N. Turnbaugh aged 20 son of Mr and Mrs George Turnbaugh East Cambridge and Miss Ruth Barr aged about 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Barr East Cambridge eloped on a B and O train at 1 05 am Monday and wed Tuesday morning in Covington Kentucky They plan to return to Cambridge Tuesday evening to receive congratulations from friends.
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A.N. Turnbaugh
George Turnbaugh
East Cambridge
Ruth Barr
James Barr
Cambridge
Covington
Marietta Boy Receives Cadetship To West Point
Ormond Butler of Marietta won the Fifteenth Ohio district cadetship to the U S Military Academy at West Point after nomination by Congressman George White. He passed both physical and mental exams in Columbus and will enter on June 14, succeeding Cuyler L. Clark. Wayne L. Wilson of Cambridge was named an alternate but did not pass the required examination.
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Ormond Butler
Marietta
Ohio
West Point Military Academy
Butler
George White
Columbus
West Point
Cuyler L. Clark
Zanesville
Wayne L. Wilson
White
Improvement is Setback in Ohio River Project Ruling
The Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling in the government versus Baltimore and Ohio Railroad case. The court held the railroad had not complied with the War Secretary's order to alter its Ohio River bridge at Parkersburg, reversing earlier injunction against the railroad.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Secretary of War
Ohio River
Parkersburg
Extradition Ordered for Porter Charlton in Italy Murder Case
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a New Jersey ruling and ordered Porter Charlton extradited to Italy to stand trial for the three year old killing of Mary Scott Charlton at Lake Como.
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United Press Special
Washington
Porter Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott Charlton
Lake Como
Supreme Court
New Jersey Court
Charlton
Former Hawaii Governor Denies Lobbyist Tag
Washington reports show G R K Carter accusing Secretary Tumulty of blocking access for Hawaii sugar leaders and pledging to back Hawaii with funds and arguments. The Senate lobby committee also questioned former Senator Faulkner and four ex-representatives about influence on legislation, with Faulkner stating his clients included 22 major railroads and duties to direct bills and hearings.
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Washington
G. RK. Carter
Hawaii
Wilson
Senate
Carter
House of Representatives
Charles A. Faulkner
West Virginia
Tee
J. A. T. Hull
Iowa
A. W. Kopp
Wisconsin
Charles
Suffragists Appeal to King George
London June 10 at the Women's Social and Political Union weekly meeting a letter from Emmeline Pankhurst recuperating from a hunger strike recalled the brave spirit of their dead comrade. A telegram to King George urged serious attention to the appeal of womanhood after constitutional methods failed and Emily Wilding Davison gave her life for the franchise.
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London
Women’s Social and Polital Union
Pavilion Music 'S Hall
Emmeline Pankhurst
George
Emily Wilding Davison
Weather Outlook For Ohio Regions Tomorrow
Weather observations from Washington indicate tomorrow will be fair with moderate northeast winds across Ohio.
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Washington
Ohio
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