Bribery Case Ends as Canton Legislator Pleads Guilty
Stark County Assemblyman Owen J Evans pleaded guilty before Judge Kinkead to accepting $100 to defeat a salary loan agency bill. He was fined $500 and released with no imprisonment to aid grand jury disclosures on legislative corruption. Evans forfeits office for life and faces possible grand jury testimony.
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Stark County
Grand Jury
Bill Ring
Columbus
Owen J Evans
Kinkead
E. C. Miller
Akron
T. M Clark
C. W. Kemple
Evans
Ibr Nye
Canton
Atlee Pomerens
United States
Pomerene
Washington
Owen Evans
Ohio
House of Representatives
Hogan
Ratliff
Harmon
Common Pleas Court
Ohio representative Nye acquitted in bribery case
Columbus Ohio June 2 Representative George B Nye of Pike county was found not guilty by a jury in Judge Kinkead's court after a brief session. He faces three other indictments. The state regarded this case as its strongest and the outcome may affect the remaining prosecutions. Burns detectives had examined the evidence and previous reputations of those involved.
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Representative Evans
Evans
Kemple
Columbus
George B Nye
Pike County
Crawford
Kinkead
Hogan to Bring Suit Over Ratliff Law Salaries
Attorney General Hogan announced a suit to test the Ratliff law pressed by the assembly at adjournment. He argues the measure is unconstitutional and may seek to block future legislators from drawing salaries if no session is held this year.
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Columbus QO
Hogan
Ratliff
Tlarmons
Kemple Testifies He Gave Evans $100 as Accommodation
Columbus June 5 Attorneys General Hogan and the prosecutor received sensational statements from Kemple claiming he handed $100 to Evans as a personal favor. The testimony centers on alleged arrangements between the two men and potential implications for the case.
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Fiays
Evans
Columbus
Hogan
Stark County Representative J Evans Indicted on Bribery Charge
J Evans, a Stark County representative, has been indicted on bribery charges. The filing alleges improper influence in return for official favors. Prosecutors seek further legal action and restitution if convicted.
ADMITS HIS GUILT IN BANK LOAN PRESSURE
Wellsville reports Silver Banking Company president admitted taking deposits knowing the bank was insolvent and turned himself in after a $2,500 bond was set. Liabilities reach about 100,000 with some offsetting assets. Four drowned in the Mississippi when a gasoline launch capsized. three rescued.
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TH_ &Silver
Silver Banking Company
Silver
Mississipi
St Louis
Mississippi River
Markets Report Show Cattle and Grain Prices Across Cities
Western cattle prices range from 3 to 6 dollars for steers and cows with calves at 5.25, 7.76 for lambs, and native sheep around 3 to 4.60. Wheat at No. 2 red 95 1/2 cents, corn No. 2 yellow around 66 to 66 1/4 cents, oats varied, and regional beef, pork, and dairy items priced in detail for Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston and Toledo markets.
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Cincinnati
Poulus Springers
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Aviator Bague Missing At Sea In Corsica Run
Nice reports Lieutenant Bague, holder of the over sea flight record, is lost at sea after leaving Nice for Corsica. Torpedo-boat destroyers and other naval vessels search the area. no trace found and it is feared he perished like Cecil Grace in the North Sea. Carrier pigeons with him likely vanished when the aeroplane capsized suddenly. Arbalete resumes hunt with searchlights.
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Bague
Cecil Grace
North Sea
Calais
Dover
Corsica
Arbalete
Arbulete
New League Formed to Promote Initiative and Referendum
Columbus June 5 Brand Whitlock Toledo's independent mayor elected president of the Progressive Constitution league formed by 155 enthusiasts from across Ohio. Republicans Democrats Socialists and farmers groups join to back a constitution with initiative and referendum and a method to amend by petition.
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Columbus
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Progressive Constitution League
Ohio Direct Legislation League
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio State Grange
Organization of Farmers
New League
League
Senate appoints panel for Lorimer inquiry
Washington reports the Senate privileges and elections committee named a subcommittee to pursue the second investigation of Senator William Lorimer of Illinois. Members include Dillingham Gamble Jones Johnston Fletcher Kern Lead and Kenyon with Clapp replaced by Jones. The panel will seek full powers to proceed at once.
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Washington
William Lorimer
Illinois
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Dillingham
Rep
Gamble
S. D
Jones
Wash
Johnston
Dem
Ala
Fletcher
Fla
Kern
Ind
Lead
Tenn
Kenyon
One Killed in Storm Hits Norwalk Ohio
A severe storm in Norwalk Ohio killed Albert Stanford and injured three others after lightning struck a tree near Milan Street diamond where players Frank Van Buren Fred Studer Albert Stanford and Joseph Lindenberger had taken shelter. Stanford died instantly. Van Buren remained unconscious for about two hours while Studer and Lindenberger recovered.
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Norwalk
Milan Street
Frank van Buren
Fred Studer
Albert Stanford
Joseph Lindenberger
Stanford
van Buren
Studer
Lindenberger
Reconciliation Reported For Artist Christy Family
Word from The Barracks in Zanesville Ohio says artist Howard Candler Christy his wife Maybelle and daughter Natalie have reconciled and will live together at the artist s bungalow Neighbors watching with binoculars described the meeting as effusive after a sensational court fight over Natalie two years ago.
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Zanesville
Howard Candler Christy
Maybelle Christy
Natalie
Christy
New York
Christys
Judge rules on liquor Saloon Closings in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 6 Judge Le Vine ruled that serving drinks in a kitchen while the barroom is closed does not keep a saloon open. He also held that remaining in a restaurant after midnight to finish drinks ordered before midnight is not a closing law violation.
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Cleveland
Levine
Ten Drowned In Storm In Cleveland Ohio
A violent storm tore through northern Ohio for five minutes on June 1. Ten people drowned and many are missing or injured. The storm caused extensive property damage with losses estimated over $1 million. Shipping in Cleveland harbor was disrupted as buildings shook and trees were uprooted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lightning Strikes Hit Fremont Area Churches and Farmlands
An electrical storm on June 5 caused extensive damage around Fremont. All Saints church at Kansas Station was struck by lightning and burned to ruin, costing about $10000. Several barns and houses were damaged and the railroads experienced washouts.
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Fremont
All Saints
Kansas Station
Democrats Reject Bryan Wool Demand in Tariff Revision
June 2 report shows the House Democrats voting unanimously to block William Jennings Bryan's push for free raw wool. They backed the Ways and Means bill led by Representative Underwood, setting a 20 percent duty on raw wool versus the 44 and one third percent under the Payne-Aldrich tariff.
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Washington
Democrats
House
William Jo Bryan
Ways and Means Committee
Representative 1Nderwood
Wheat in bad shape as drought hits harvest prospects
The June report from the state board of agriculture notes the drought's serious impact on wheat with discouraging prospects. It estimates 2,014,189 acres sown last fall and a forecast yield of 88 percent of normal, about 26,587,176 bushels based on 15 bushels per acre.
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Columbus
State Board of Agriulture
Drowning Tragedy Capsizes Launch Galilee at Utah Lake
Six people drowned when the Galilee capsized on Utah Lake during a party aboard for the upcoming marriage of Miss Vera Brown and Edward B Holmes. The mishap occurred with sixteen aboard. among the victims were the bride and groom designate.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Lake
Galilee
Vera Brown
Edward B. Holmes
Why Women Prefer It The Record Herald
A narrator argues that married women favor The Record Herald over other papers because it covers household meals, society news, books, jokes, and women’s topics. Weekly features like Martha's Management and Sunday sections with Marion Harland and fashion appeal to female readers. The paper is presented as a comprehensive women's newspaper with magazine quality Sunday content.
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Recomp- Herald
Record-Herald
Reliable Society
Martha
Marion Harland
Jeannette Hope
Paris
Dame Curtsey
Record- Herald
Hezekiah Lesson Prompts Sunday School Reform Focus
Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. with the theme Hezekiah's Great Passion from II Chron 30 18 27. The entire school, including officers and pupils, praised attendance and offerings rising year over year. Preparations begin for Children's Day on June 18 at 7:30. Superintendent to announce committees next Sunday.
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Hezekiah
S. S
Man Sues Wife for Divorce Over Bailey Support
H S Smith of McKinney Texas files for divorce claiming his wife opposes Senator J W Bailey while he supports him. The pending action cites marital discord centered on political alignment.
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McKinney
Tex
H S Smith
Epworth Church Weekly Services and Choir Notes
The Epworth Church announces a morning worship at 10:15 with the pastor on the ministry of light and invites all. Evening service at 7:30 preceded by Epworth League at 6:30 led by Miss Bernice Keller. Choir practice Tuesday. Prof Moore leads. Wednesday prayer and teacher meetings follow a Sunday choir anthem. The Ladies Quartet and violinists Miss Mabel Engler and Miss Ruth Dow contributed to last Sunday’s music.
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C. I. Cram
Ministry of Light
Epworth League
Bernice Keller
Moore
Mabel Engler
Ruth Dow
U. S
J T Myers & Co Public Notice
All debtors to J T Myers & Co are urged to call at the business place located first door south of the Bachar block on Vance Street. The notice is signed by J T Myers & Co and requests payment accordingly.
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J. T. Myers & Co
Bachar
Vance St
J.T. Myers & Co
Lima Business College Summer Courses Open for Enrollees
Students enrolling now gain eligibility for full positions after four months graduates already in good jobs. Tuition is 35 dollars for Business or Shorthand courses with places to earn expenses. Write for catalogue from Lima Business College in Lima Ohio. 122
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Lima Business College
Lima
Ohio
Carey Times Classified Notice Request
Small town paper seeks readers to phone in news items to Home 300 or Mutual 14 for the Carey Times. Readers are invited to submit tips, notices, or brief items via these exchange lines.
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the Times
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