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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
8
President Wilson aide Lind sails from Vera Cruz amid Mexico City talks on Diaz and Huerta influence. General Trevino summoned to the capital while Felix Diaz reportedly recalled. ongoing negotiations hint at a possible resumption and shifts in provisional leadership.
Aug 21 message from Columbus announces a commission appointed by Governor Cox to select a new penitentiary site and dispose of the present prison. Members include Dr. J A Leonard as chairman, Dr. Harris R Cooley, Dr. Ro P Shepherd, and Senator W A Greenland. The panel receipts $250 000 to begin site purchase and plan development for the state administration board.
Senators Dum inions of Imwa and Jones of Washington were named to contact Charles D Hilles, head of the Republican national committee, and discuss organizing a national conference to map ways to reorganize the party. The decision followed a dinner by a committee from the Chicago progressive Republicans group. The body indicated it would not wait until Congress adjourns.
Lena Buonan no claimed wife of Simona Buoonanno an Italian banker from Montreal is jailed in Marion with Alfredo Serra. Serra faces charges under the white slave act for transporting the woman from Canada to the United States. Buonanno remains detained as a witness.
Chicago reports six people killed and two injured when an Amolaon passenger train struck an automobile twelve miles south of Hammond Indiana. The dead include Alexander Rubin and his family. Others injured are Lea Rubin Isador Schiller and Amanda Kahn. All victims from Chicago.
In Mt. Vernon Ohio on August 26 Mrs Henry Motz died after rushing to rescue her son from a charging bull. The animal knocked her down and gored her as the attempt prevented further harm to the boy. The exact sequence and injuries are reported amid chaotic details.
Senator Augustus Bacon of Georgia takes charge of policy coordination on the Mexican situation, directing discussions with officials and outlining steps for diplomacy and security. He engages with key committees and regional ambassadors to align U S stance.
Washington Aug 26 The house Democratic caucus adopted an agricultural currency amendment to the administration currency bill. The measure puts paper based on agricultural products on the same basis as commercial paper for banking and extends discount eligibility to 90 days. Representative Neely of Kansas praised the result.
In Columbus Aug 22 the state license commission named Progressives to minority seats on license boards in Marion Muskingum Richland Athens Wyandot Lorain and Jefferson counties. Appointees include H B Galbraith Jefferson A B Osler Muskingum AG Denison Matlin Athens Dr J M Higgins Athens and L W Buckmaster Franklin.
Representative Francis Burton Harrison of New York was nominated by President Wilson for governor general of the Philippines. No policy details were released and Harrison would speak after Senate confirmation. The White House indicated Harrison's stance would align with the Democratic platform as the party favored eventual Philippine independence.
Wayne E Wheeler state superintendent opened in Steubenville announcing the Ohio Anti Salon League campaign for statewide prohibition. He said prohibition would be forced on Ohio not later than 1915.
Rose Pastor Stokes wife of James C Stokes a New York millionaire was stranded in Lima with no funds A thief entered her room at the Lima House and looted her purse containing almost $300 She wired her husband for funds for relief and return home.
William A. Stone argues Canadian immigration laws and treaty rights may block Thaw’s removal. Jerome arrives in Sherbrooke to lead New York’s extradition fight, with a conspiracy charge prepared and a possible deportation ruling by Coaticook’s immigration board.
Mrs. John B. Waight wife of former Common Pleas Judge John B. Waight was crushed to death and three others were seriously injured when an automobile left a railroad crossing embankment. Judge Waight was seriously injured but expected to recover. The injured include Mrs. Fairchild and Mr and Mrs T C Gower of Greenville South Carolina who were guests at the Fairchild home.
Walter B. Vincent of Cincinnati testified to Secretary Graves and Attorney General Hogan that thousands of names and scores of petitions for a referendum on the workmen's compensation act were manufactured and delivered at the Ohio capitol. He said he and employer Charles Kibler helped pass about 40 petitions through a notary mill in Columbus, using duplicated signatures via carbon sheets on two petition types. Authorities say 2675 warrants for perjury are prepared for arrests tied to the fraudulent referendum circulation.
Maury Diggs, convicted on four counts for violation of the Mann white slave act, is free on $20,000 bail with a potential Sept. 2 sentence at McNeil Island. Defense plans a bill of errors and appeal to the U S district court of appeals. Judge Van Fleet cites Mrs. Charles D Lane to show cause why she should not be held in contempt. she stands accused of influencing juror William S Bliss. The grand jury will probe the alleged actions.
East Buffalo reports mixed cattle and hog prices with steers at 4.85 to 9.00, hogs 9.25 to 9.70, and calves 6.00 to 13.00. Chicago shows beef and hog ranges, Pittsburgh and Cleveland list steers and cows, Boston notes wool steadiness, Cincinnati details cattle and hogs, Toledo supplies grain prices and movers as of August 26. Receipts vary by city, signaling a fluctuating livestock market.
On August 25 in Columbus John Barnes confessed to stabbing Henry Cox a colored laborer after a quarrel over cards in a North Third street saloon clubrooms. Wheeler George, colored, confessed to assaulting Emory Peirtt, a white man, who shortly died from his injuries.
Roy C. Potts of Oklahoma A and M College explains that harvesting corn as silage raises feeding value per acre from 10 to 12 dollars. He notes 60 percent of value lies in grain and 40 percent in stalks, with silage boosting stalk value two thirds or more and leaving stalks in the field reducing value to about 1 to 2.50 dollars per acre.
The text urges action beyond prayer to protect fruit, advising decision to fight blight with fertilizing pruning and spraying as essential steps for good harvests.
The Gory Times features domestic briefs on home life. This item highlights local household tips and neighborhood events affecting residents and daily routines.
The Ohio State Fair promises progress and education with exhibits on livestock breeding, farm machinery, and agricultural advances. The event highlights moral, educational displays and marks millions in value as gates open Monday, September 1, inviting Ohio residents to attend.
A Tottenham police sergeant described being restrained by a married woman who, while her husband was taken into custody, wrapped her arms around the officer and cried Take me too indicating obstruction and inappropriate conduct during the arrest.
In a casual remark, Carson appears to be cultivating broad friendships as a forthcoming wedding approaches. The aim is to maximize invitations and securing gifts from a wide circle of acquaintances.
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