Public hearing set on bribery charge after Wood acquittal
Boston June 4 In open court an investigation into an alleged bribery attempt will follow the verdict in the William M Wood trial. Wood, president of the American Woolen Co, was acquitted of conspiracy to plant dynamite during the January 1912 Lawrence strike.
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U. P
William M. Wood
American Woolen Co
Lawrence
Frederick E. Atteaux
Wood
Dennis Collins
Atteaux
Morris Shuman
Shuman
Henry F. Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Pelletier
Crosby
Taft Tours Washington and Visits Capitol and White House
Former president William Howard Taft spent hours in the Capitol corridors and the White House today. He chatted with ex-Senator Culom and Speaker Clark at the Lincoln Memorial commission and toured the House chamber while viewing portraits of ex speakers. Taft joined Justice White for a drive to the Capitol, met Secretary Tumulty, and joked about dieting. He plans a golf match at Chevy Chase with Justice Pitney and W. J. Boardman this afternoon.
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U. P
W. H. Taft
U.S
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Capitol
Cullom
Clark
Lincoln Memorial
White
Supreme Court
Taft
House
White House
Wilson
Tumulty
Chevy Chase
Justice Pitney
W. J. Boardman
Victim Of Bichloride Tablets Faces Slim Recovery
Pruce Wilson, 48, in St Francis hospital after taking bichloride of mercury tablets misread as mint. Doctors fear kidney and tissue damage with possible relapse. He jokes of work and denies death, claiming he will recover and seek employment next week. Milk broth and liquids form his diet.
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Pruce Wilson
St. Francis’ Hospital
Wilson
Tye
First Free Act Of Innocent Prisoner Kindness To Cell Mate
George Ury, released after 12 years of a life sentence for the William Johnson murder, brings tobacco to his cell mate Oscar McAlpine in a gesture of kindness. He vows to seek pardons for McAlpine and Clyde Foster, both connected to the Johnson case.
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McAlpine
Ury
William C. Johnson
Gov. Cox
Clyde Foster
Johnson
Gettysburg Remains Silent Beacon for Peace
Washington observers urge halting war talk and reflect on Civil War memory at Gettysburg. Veterans and Peace advocates recall Meade Lee clashes, danger of red headlines, and Decoration Day pilgrimages as Washington crowds visit battlefields.
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Pickett
Death Valley
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Lee
Round Top
Washington
Antietam
Bull Run
Meierslake Mecca Near Canton Attracts Summer Residents
A growing village named Meierslake between Canton and Massillon features a mayor, police chief, court, and sewer system. It offers cheap summer housing from tents, ample water, air flow, and plentiful water supply. Notable residents and homesteaders from Canton gather for summers, with many families returning yearly to enjoy boats on a small pond.
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Canton
Massillon
Meierslake
John Willis
H. E. Roudebush
Freda Casterton
Ned Cordray
Howard Smiley
Ivan Ropp
Frank Snyder
Fred Beichele
Charles Malin
Leo Kehl
Edgar McCoy
R. D. Werner
Walter Currie
E. N. Uebelhart
T. O. Mackey
Ray Taylor
Homer Gonser
C. Guertal
W. C. Lackmeyer
Festerly
Knutty
Harold Wright
Cyril Markling
Charles Munster
C. E. Peter
P. J. Oliver
Albert Monnard
Charles Spence
Joe Kerner
George S Thumacker
Herbert Lerch
Thomas Yost
D. Ackerman
L. H. VanHorn
John Youtz
James Zanders
Henry Klemp
Gettysburg Remembrance Reflections At Fiftyth Anniversary
The piece recalls a funeral scene for a murder victim and follows Gettysburg commemorations. It notes emotional reactions in the church, the deceased wife, and the victim’s family, then shifts to battlefield tours, monuments, and a hopeful view of postwar reconciliation among former foes.
Utility Board Orders Suit Over N. O. T. Repairs
Robinson announced plans to sue the N. O. T. for failing to complete citywide improvements ordered over a year ago. Attorneys expect the case in common pleas court, with possible stakes around $50,000, following inspector investigations and renewed orders.
Pontius Expects Ruling on Motion in Canton-Massillon Case
County Prosecutor Pontius said the supreme court would rule Tuesday on his motion to strike irrelevant parts of the N. O. T. answer to his quo warranto petition seeking to force the traction line to justify its control of the Canton Massillon road. The motion was argued in Columbus with Assistant Prosecutor Sweitzer and attorney Welty representing N. O. T.
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Pontius
Supreme Court
Canton-Massillon
Welty
Columbus
Assistart
Sweitzer
Unveil statue to Carson noted scout ceremony
In Nashville Tennessee on June 7 a bronze statue atop a gamite boulder was unveiled at a small cemetery near the Confederate Soldiers' Home. A large crowd of veterans and patriotic groups attended the ceremony honoring Capt. Mark Cockrill, president of the trustees.
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Nashville
Tenn
Little
Friends of the
Mark
Cockrill
Board of Trustees
Many Ore Deposits Found in East Tennessee
A report by Dr. G. C. Childress on ore samples indicates extensive iron ore deposits in East Tennessee, especially Knoxville. The findings include red hematite, galena, hydrated oxide of manganese, iron pyrites, specular iron, magnetic iron, and brown hematite ores in various samples.
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Knoxville
Tenn
G. C. Childress
East
Tennessee
Vatican confirms 1914 eucharistic congress at Lourdes France
Practically official word from the Vatican announced the Catholic Church's next eucharistic congress will be held in 1914 at Lourdes France, marking the twenty fifth jubilee in the series. The 1915 congress is expected to be held in Sydney.
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U. P
Vatican
Lourdes
France
Sydneye
Silent procession leaves Roach to grim fate
Roachi prison visitors include Ben Stanek who wept upon seeing Roach while others recall a goodbye kiss from Friday. Roach, calm yet bleak, rejects books and newspapers and wonders how he will spend Sunday amid a crowd outside the prison.
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Roachi Prison
Ben Stanek
Roach
Funeral attendance for Schatzman relatives noted in Canton
Peter Schatzman former Allegheny Pa fire chief attended the Canton funeral of distant relatives Mrs Schatzman and Ruch Schatzman.
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Peter Schatzman
Allegheny
Canton
Death of Montgomery Co oldest citizen at 102
William Daley, 102, veteran civil engineer and builder of forts on the Cumberland River during the war, dies in Clarksville Tennessee. He was Montgomery County's oldest resident.
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Clarksville
Tenn
William Daley
Montgomery Co
Cumberland River
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