Diegel Goes On Trial In Bribery Case
Rodney J. Diegel sergeant at arms of the senate faces trial in Columbus with Judge Kinhead presiding. The case ties Diegel to Senator Andrews over alleged bribery solicitation from Detective Harrison. Subpoenas issue for foreman of the grand jury and other prominent figures as the court reviews Nye case rulings and notes supportive actions for the defense.
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Goldsberry
Columbus
Rodney J. Diegel
Senate
L. R. Andrews
F. S .Harrison
E. B. Kinhead
Diegel
Cetone
Huffman
Encampment Begins as Lorain Welcomes G A R Veterans
Lorain Ohio June 20 The forty fifth annual encampment of the G A R Department of Ohio opens with allied groups meeting in state sessions including Ladies and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary and Women's Relief Corps Notables comoing include Governor Tharman Senator Pomerene Senator Burton Congressman W G Sharpe and John E Gilman national commander of the G A R General Henry A Axline Ohio department commander faces election challenge from Charles A Miller Local G A R commander August Bald ut seeks senior vice commander to succeed John Smith of Xenia
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Lorain
Veterans of Grand Army
Department of Ohio
G.A. N
G. A. R. Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Daughters of Veterans and
Women's Relief Corps
Charles A. Miller
Cincinnati
August Bald
G. AR. St
John Smith
Xenia
Governor vetoes student disfranchising bill in college towns
Governor Norman vetoed the Finnefrocks bill banning student voting in college towns unless residence rules are met. He signed the workingmen's compensation act creating an employer employee insurance fund for the injured. The nine hour workday bill became law without signature. He has vetoed 29 bills and signed 198, with sections of eight other bills vetoed. Total bills passed in session: 284.
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Columbus
Norman
Collge Towns
Aths
Overnor
Oman
Harmon
Fle
Ife
Sesom
Frauds Discovered in Import Duties Run Into Millions
Secret agents of the customs service uncovered frauds on entry duties totaling several million dollars over the past years. Investigations spanned the United States and the Cheingen district of Germany, a major source of imports.
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Washington
Tne Customs Service
Ohingen
Germany
King Hosts Envoys at Buckingham Palace Dinner
The king and queen hosted a dinner at Buckingham Palace for special coronation envoys. Covers were paid for 87 guests, all royalists except for John Ilay Hammond of the United States and the French representative. Mrs Hammond did not attend.
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London
Buckingham Palace
John
George V
England
Mary
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury
Church of England
United States
Taft Names Two Postmasters on Burton Backing
Washington June 19 President Taft appointed Fraxkn M. P as postmaster at Batesment Ww and J. Lockhart as postmaster at Belleville both chosen on Senator Burton’s recommendation and ending anticipated disputes.
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Burton
Washington
Taft
Fraxskn M
Bateyment
J. Lockhart
Belleville
Spithead Palace Mention Appears in Report
A fragment notes AC gy if Ye AC gy if Ye Spithead, ater, palace. The text hints at a location linked to Spithead and a palace, but details are unclear.
Coronation Week Schedule at Buckingham Palace and London
A period program outlines the coronation week with events from June 20 to June 30. Includes state banquet at Buckingham Palace, dinners by the Duke of Connaught, coronation day processions, naval review, garden parties, gala opera performances, royal visits to Norwich and St Pauls services, and a grand fete for 100000 children at the Crystal Palace.
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Buckingham Palace
Duke of Connaught
St. James
London
The
Opera
His Majesty’s the
Norwich
City
St. Paul's
Guildhall
Crystal Palace
Silver Wedding at the Tafts Draws Nationwide Attention
Washington reports a grand White House garden party for President Taft and Mrs Taft celebrating their silver wedding. Weather worry fades as 5 000 guests enjoy lanterns lighting the grounds while the Tafts greet admirers and hope for future attendance at the golden anniversary.
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Washington
National
Taft
Congress
White House
Executive Mansion
President Taft
White Hovse
Mr. Moore
Professor Moore
Marine Band
Engineers
Archibald Butt
Mere
Quarreled Over Dime Ends in Dying Man and Jail
Gus Alexander 30 of Georgetown Pa lies dying in East Liverpool Hospital with a bullet in his right side after a quarrel over 104 cents. John W Porter 40, a plumber from Beaver County, turned himself in after firing the shot and is jailed along with Alexander’s brother. Porter was returning home from the city.
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East Liverpool
Gus Alexander
Georgetown
John W Porter
Beaver County
Alexander
Smith’s Ferry
Porter
Pope Pius Collapses in Rome During Corpus Domini Mass
Pope Pius XII collapses and swoons in Rome after heavy mass for Corpus Domini. Vatican anxiety grows as doctors monitor his condition. He fears dying without bidding farewell to his sisters, recently resided near the Vatican in a shared apartment.
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Pope Pius
Rome
Vatican
Tragedies Mar Aviation Meet At Vincennes Field
Paris June 19 three aviation deaths mar the circuit at Vincennes as Le Martin crashes a Bleriot monoplané from 180 feet and Princeteau dies after his machine bursts into flames following a gasoline tank explosion. Garros later lands safely after a risky return flight as officials fine him 500 francs.
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Paris
Circuit Rolle
Vinecennes
le Martin
LeMartin
Issyles-Moulineaux
Princeteau
Vincennes
Leutenant
Landron
Chateau Thierry
Garros
Tke
Ohio selects strong team for Camp Perry national shoot
Columbus Ohio June 16 Adjutant General Weybrecht announced the Ohio team to face regular army navy and state rivals at Camp Perry August 17 24. The lineup features crack shots Lieutenant Colonel Charles B Windor Major C S Benedict Captain W H Richards Captain John Co Lemon and others past barred for high records. The prohibition has expired and Ohio will field one of its strongest teams.
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Columbus
Ohio
Army
Navy
Camp Perry
Weybrecht
Charles B. Winder
C. S Benedict
W H. Richards
John Co. Lemon
Reed Triggers Panic Over Falk Endorsement in Missouri
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri warned that the 1910 Democratic state convention endorsement of former Governor Joseph W. Falk binds Missouri Democrats to Falk. He said he supported Falk for president and dismissed alternate plans.
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Washington
James A. Reed
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Kinkead
Rolges
Spithead
Ater
Palace
King George
Prince OF Wales
CRAIR
Cullivan
Mrs. Taft
Moore
Capital
Journal
Reed
Missouri
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