Reversion Clause In Deeds Upheld By State High Court
Columbus June 21 The Ohio Supreme Court ruling affirms the validity of the reversion clause in warranty deeds and upholds the Cleveland market house plan despite prior special commissions. The Carter Whitman case clarifies that a nearby property owner cannot block a nearby business via reversion clauses and affects Columbus saloon attempts near Terrs2e park.
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Columbus
Serpenta
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Market House
Board of Public Service
Ite
House Commission
Pa‘l Commission
William Whitman
Robert D. Carter
Whitman
Carter
Carer
Pope
Suit Instituted Against Standard and Others in Missouri
The Missouri attorney general opened a case asking revocation of the charters of Standard Oil, Waters Pierce Oil, and Republic Oil before Special Commissioner D R Anthonys in St Louis. He alleged they divided Missouri, with a conspiracy to restrain trade and that Waters Pierce and Republic handled Standard products.
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Standard
Missouri
St. Louis
Gulf
Headley
Standard Oil Company
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
D. R. Anthonys
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Standard and
Waters Pierce
Atorney
Republic
Russians Outflanked as Japanese Advance in Manchuria
News from Tokyo reports the Japanese expanding their triumph in Manchuria with over half a million in the field. Russians are said to be outflanked on both wings while Allied efforts and river bridge construction mark ongoing operations amid strategic shifts.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Lianhuapao
Telkaton
Hailincheng
Madalaroff
Tumen
Liangkiang
Uris
Yangts
Hone- Ford
Weikeiwei
Shantung
Smarto der in Suit Against Bankers Corporation
A New York court issues a temporary injunction preventing a banker's corporation from disposing of funds or assets. The order, filed under case number 72782, restrains the company from transferring money in its possession or any other assets pending further proceedings. The suit centers on a disputed shareholding stake in the Joy of the company and involves the directors and officers of the firm.
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Bankers’ Corporation
Duces
Cass
Ates
Cirectom
Oryuce Son
Oryuce Son's Business Tre Cort Asa Grain
Rene BR
New York
Dismissal of Bowen Ordered by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt directs the dismissal of Herbert W. Bowen United States minister to Venezuela exonerates Francis B. Loomis and approves Tafts findings in the case. The letter accuses Bowen of seeking to enlist witnesses to aid in stealing documents and of stirring scandals for months. Loomis is praised for restraint though Taft notes no dishonor on Loomis actions. Bowen resignation considered but not requested due to his stated view that resignation is admission of misconduct.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venezuela
Francis B. Loomis
Bowen
Herbert ¥. Bowen
Loomis
State Department
New York
Bermudez
Caracas
Mercado
Castro
Iis
Opened by Castro Port Hurts Creditors in Venezuela
Washington reports a new custom house at Carenco Venezuela near Laguarra opened by President Castro May 22. The move will cut customs revenue pledged to creditors of Venezuela, similar to Porto Cabello and Laguayra. Also notes Lyttleton resigns amid South Africa stores scandal and potential replacement by Nicholson.
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State Department
Carenco
Venezuela
Laguarra
Laguayra
Porto Cabello
Tucacas
Ocumare de la Costa
Lyttleton
London
Neville Gerald Lyttleton
Army Council
Lyttelton
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
William Nicholson
Gibraltar
Eight Kentucky Banks Seek Injunctions Over Valuation Tax
In Frankfort eight large Kentucky banks sue in federal and state court to stop the state board of valuation from counting government bonds they hold when valuing bank shares for taxation. They seek to restrain tax collection of more than the $10,439 already paid. the board assesses $54,694 against them. In Philadelphia Mayor Weaver and council confer without decisive action. An engineer, H. D. Parsons of New York, is appointed to lead filtration system investigations.
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Frankfort
Rankine
Kentucky State Board of Valuation and Assessment
Philadelphia
Weaver
Walton
Shock
Kinsey Ir
H. D. Parsons
New York
Port Arthur Sinking Sheds Light on Mine Disaster
Reports from Japan describe the sinking of the battleship Yoshina Isor2 at Port Arthur on May 15 after striking a mine. Hatsuse and cruiser Yoshino were also lost within minutes. The Yashima attempted to reach a base 66 miles away but sank in 95 fathoms as crew redirected to convoy ships. Mines were laid by Cantala Wiera of Bayan, now a prisoner in Japan. Chicago Strike stalemate continues with teamsters’ union and employers, some reinstatements, and deliveries resuming to commission houses.
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Victoria
B. C
Lonng
Japan
Yoshina
Kasgei
Cantala Wiera
Bayan
Chicago
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Express
Delviers
Forgery Charges Rock Philadelphia Official and Contracts
Philadelphia reports the arrest of John W. Hal former chief of the bureau of filtration on forgery and falsifying city books and papers and the annulment of a contract held by DOA Mesers Company. In Oregon a U.S. case concerns John H Mitchell with juror excuses dominating the initial hearing. Schwab asserts the Bethlehem Steel Company will be well represented in shipbuilding for the state.
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Philadelphia
John W. Hal
Bureau of Filtration
DOA Mesers
Rere
Hailin
Prominent Philadelphia Clubman Linked to Major Forgery Scandal
A sensational forgery case emerges in Philadelphia finance circles involving Benjamin H. Gaskill. Certificates for small stock blocks were raised to large values to back loans, with banks reporting losses estimated between $750,000 and $1,900,000. Gaskill died four weeks ago. his estate and his dual ledgers are under scrutiny as investigators untangle customer and personal transactions.
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Benjamin H.gaskill
Gaskill
Benjamin H. Gaskill & Company
Philadelphia Traction Company
United States Steel Corporation
E. C. Miller & Company
The
Stock Exchange
Agitating Liquor Question At Modern Woodmen Camp
Milwaukee June 21 session of the Modern Woodmen head camp heard Dr Warmer of Kansas discuss a national sanitarium for tubercular sufferers. He cited 160000 deaths among 790000 members and noted a May payment of 66900 in death claims for April. He described a Santa Fe hotel gift to Las Vegas for sanitarium use and urged monthly member contributions. The liquor question fight began early and grew bitter, threatening to dominate the convention.
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Milwaukee
Woodmen of America
Warmer
Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Las Vegas
Woodmen
Law Committee
Gaskill Forgeries Cause Bank Closure in Philadelphia
The City Trust and Safe Deposit Company, long deemed reliable, shut doors as temporary receiver Albert L. Tabor takes over. J. Hampton Moore may become permanent receiver, with board confident depositors will be paid in full eventually. The bank’s collapse follows Benjamin H. Gaskill’s forgeries, as stock certificates were forged to secure loans. France Repliss to Germany notes Morocco policy and open conference discussion, with Paris open to a powers conference if limits are defined and Germany invited to set scope.
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Doorm
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J. Hampton Moore
Wall
Tabor
Benjamin H. Gaskill
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Germany
Paria
Prince Radolin
Foreign Office
Rouvier
Morocco
Verr von Flotow
M. Rouvier
Baltic yards not secured by United States Steel Corp
Baltic yards not secured by U S Steel, reports deny plans to acquire Baltic littoral yards at Reval Libau and other Finnish gulf sites. The rumor tied to Charles M Schwab’s Russia visit and possible rebuilding of the Russian navy is dismissed as gossip. President Roosevelt greeted at Williamstown, Massachusetts by college students and officials. Browning released from Lakeland asylum after insanity ruling. improved after head trouble. Hoch seeks to delay execution and even sell his body for cash. torture case in Chicago noted. Pressmen election results reported in San Francisco with next meeting in Pittsburgh.
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United States Steel Corporation Act
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Charles M. Schwab
Russia
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Mass
Willege
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Roosevelt
Worcester
Hopkins
Pete Browning
Louisville
Louis
Rogers Browning
Pete” Browning
Lakeland Asylum
Ocas Iniil
Browning
Chicago
Johann Hock
Deneen
Hoch
Rimon Fordanesto Shot By Mob At Hohenwald Jail
A mob of about 50 men dragged Rimon Fordanesto from the Hohenwald jail in Tean and fatally shot him. The incident marks a deadly vigilante action tied to his assault on a white woman.
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Hohenwald
Tean
Ohio Pythian
Springfield
Casper Crabb
Horace S. Basler Efter
Sheridan Pas Journal
Pittsburg
Commonwealth Hotel
Worewater
Mass
Marchal BE Kithars
Oberlin
Toa
Lewis Stratton
George J. Schladenbaaffer
Forbert Benislaw
F. F. Pruett
Neowtagtn
Gena
Equitable Report Draws Governor and DA Interest
Albany June 23 Governor Higelow says the Hendricks report on Equitable Life is worthy of New York county criminal authorities attention He cites the commandment thou shalt not steal and sends a copy to District Attorney Jerome The DA has begun an inquiry into the society Belmont resigns as director of the Faustable.
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Jarome
Albany
N. Y
Higelow
Hendricks
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York County
Jerome
New York
Tasmanen Hendricks
Anenst Belmont
Faustable
Constitutional amendment proposal in Olio state law text
The document forwards a joint resolution by the Olio General Assembly proposing Article XVII amendments, outlining election timing for state offices, term lengths for governor, judges, and board members, and procedures for vacancies and extensions of terms. It is certified by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin as a true copy adopted March 18, 1904 and certified February 17, 1905.
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Supreme Court
Court Court
Peace Assembly
Common Pleas Court
General Assembly
Mwace Ehatl
Board of Public Works
Pearce Assembly
Gord Armor
Eseroscor
Inn
Grome T. Thomas
Bpeeker
Trnust of Representatives
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de Bendte
Anxirep
Axterica
Columbus
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Cho
Rte Sérel
Tate
Oreos T_ THOMAR
Hewes
Reste
WG Hanne
Genats
Orr Starrs
Awretca
Lewis C. Laylin
Onto
Pehreary
Its
Fateat
Proposal for constitutional amendment on taxation and bonds
Fragmentary text outlines a 1950s style proposal to amend Article IV of a state constitution, defining taxation rules for real and personal property, bonds, and exemptions. It specifies ballot wording for approval or rejection and notes adoption by the General Assembly and certification by state officials.
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General Assembly
State of Chao
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