Stockwell Seeks Information on State Depositaries
Columbus March 10 Stockwell of Cleveland moved to instruct the house finance committee to obtain more data on stock ownership by State Treasurer McKinnon and Chief Clerk Green in banks serving as state depositaries. He cited books showing McKinnon owning 0 shares and Green 10 in the Commercial National Bank, plus ownership in Union National and 155 shares in Columbus Savings and Trust in both their names. The motion passed 48 to 37 and was later reconsidered after Stockwell flipped to yes.
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Stockwell
Columbus
Cleveland
House
Franklin County
McKinnon
Green
Commercial National Bank of Columbus
Union National of Columbus
Columbus Savings and Trust Company
McKinnon and Wife and Green
Finance Committee
Insurance Bills Passed in Ohio House Fifteen?
The Ohio House under Mr Stewart approved eight life insurance bills on March 7. They require separate annual statements for participating and nonparticipating business and regulate disbursements by life insurers. The measures prohibit false asset statements, provide for annual policy valuation and permit loans on perpetual leaseholds. They also exempt reserves from taxation, tighten surplus definitions, allow policy valuation at higher tables, and ban rebates or discrimination favoring any policyholder.
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Columbus
House
Stewart
Lfe
Flood Hits Battle Creek City as Rivers Rise
Battle Creek stands flooded with two square miles submerged. By mid March 10 a factory building partially collapsed and many areas under water up to three feet. The rising Battle Creek river threatens further trouble as the flood peak nears.
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Battle Creek
Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Cattle and Hogs Prices
East Buffalo and Chicago report cattle demand with steers around 4 25 to 6 15, heifers near 2 40 to 5 Bh, and cows 2 26 to 6 15. Pittsburg and New York show varied sheep, lambs, and hog prices, while grain futures list Wheat at 8 and Corn around 63 to 66 cents.
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East Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburg
Alors Norbergs
Boston
Kentucky
Todiaina
Cincinnati
New York
Multiple world incidents and crimes flood news from 1910s era
A collage of disasters and crimes reports includes Niigata fire destroying 100 homes with several deaths, a Chicago fire injuring many and damaging Apollo hall, and massive damage totaling 85000 dollars. Also noted are political shifts in Argentina, post office robbery arrests in Kentucky and Massachusetts, revolts in French Congo, a Berdichev shooting, a baby hippo birth in New York, and Germany's Nassau launched at Wilhelmshaven. Additional items cover train derailment near Kearney, robberies and captures south of New York, a Shakespeare statue grant, Birmingham miners entombment rescue attempts, Detroit banker Hance suicide, mutinous prisoners in Trenton, and various legal and personal tragedies across the United States.
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Niigata
Japan
Chicago
Apollo Hall
Taft
Roosevelt
Chamber of Deputies
Alexander
Leon Wheldon
Mt. Sterling
Brocton
Mass
Issages
Debhares
Sanga River
French Congo
Berdichev
Russia
M Kartamisheff
Pedricktown
Bridgeport
New York
London
William Shakespeare
Birmingham
England
Ellwood T. Hance
Union Trust Company of
Detroit
Trenton
N. J
Jimmy Britt
Packy McFarland
Los Angeles
Herman Lief
Vivian Phillips
Worcester
Harry Woolmer
J S Arnup
Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association
Tecumseh
Neb
Commonwealth
Conner
Kentucky
American Tobacco Company
International Harvester Company
Salem
O. D . Umstead
Augustus Hartje
Pittsburg
Mary Scott Hartje
Harry Gruffs
Rushville
Ind
Charles Coleman
John Grant
Brooklyn
Nathan Didever
William H Montgomery
Hamilion Bank
Cornelia Flarranan
E H
Larriman
Robert Livingston Gerry
Commodore
Elbridge
Gerry Saule Stevens
Otto Lehman
Cincinnati
Alvord
Tex
Chase Sigsheer
Sigsheer
George Wilson
Frederick Romer
Orange
Edward T Williams
Columbus
Pekin
China
Tien Tsin
J |W . Draper
F B. Garret
Lock 3
George Hall
Davis- Smith Furniture Company
Tacoma
Wash
Buckeye News Notes Court Releases Ice Men
Toledo judge releases R C Lemmon Beard and Joseph Miller after six months for anti trust offenses. They had served 37 days as a suspension motion and signed petition urged freedom. State offered no objection and judge ruled ends of justice served. Murder charge follows in Gallia county. Mrs Ruben Bramble and stepson Cleveland Hubbs jailed for killing her husband on a Penial farm. Body sent to Springfield where skull fracture and bruising found. Bramble allegedly killed with a club during a property quarrel. They deny guilt.
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Hawkinsville
Curry
Robertson
John Henry
Warren Hart
Henry
Frazier
Harts
Hart
Toledo
Brough
Common Pleas Court
R. C. Lemmon
Beard
Joseph Mitler
Ide
Gallipolis
Reuben Bramble
Cleveland
Bramble
Hubbs
Deputy collector shoots armed thief at Morrow henhouse
Frank M. Couden deputy cashier at Cincinnati customs shoots Fred McDermott as he flees with pullets from Couden s Morrow Ohio henhouse. McDermott dies in hospital. Couden is arrested then released on bond.
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Cincinnati
Frank M. Couden
Custom
Fred McDermott
Morrow
Couden
Haile
Williams Announces Candidacy for Governor at Democratic Convention
James M. Williams of Cleveland, president of the senate, will seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He states he will run as a Democrat not tied to any faction, and will strive for the nomination with honest endeavor.
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Columbus
James M. Williams
Cleveland
Senate
Williams
Hair Caught In Shaft Fatal at Sebring Pottery
Mrs. David Anderson aged 35 employed in the Sebring pottery brush factory was fatally injured when her hair, coiled atop her head, was drawn into a fast revolving shaft while she stood on a stepladder. The scalp was torn from her head in front of a dozen workers who could not help.
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Alliance
David Anderson
Sebring Pottery
County Official Run Down in Cincinnati Tragedy
Louis Klein a long time county official was killed after being struck by a car driven by Mrs. Charles Hass. She was arrested charged with manslaughter saying in the dash of excitement she pressed the accelerator instead of the brake.
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Cincinnati
Louis Klein
Charles Hass
Haas
Robbers Blow Mount Victory Bank Safe For Silver
Yeggmen blast Mount Victory State Bank near a railway. They secure about $500 in silver from a small safe as nitroglycerin fails to reach the vault. The explosion timed with a passing freight train aids their escape using stolen horses.
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Kenton
Mount Victory
Iron Molder Killed Near Freight Train
Columbus March 9 Joseph Tibbald 42 an iron molder of Bessemer Alabama was run over and instantly killed by a freight train. His body was crushed in two and both arms broken. Witnesses say he was on the rear of the engine tank and slipped between the tank and first car.
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Columbus. O
Joseph Tibbald
Bessemer
Ala
Tibbald
Italian laborer convicted of first degree murder
Donalo Dialio, 20, an Italian laborer, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his sweetheart Forrest Mae Floyd in Covington last May during jealousy. The jury recommended mercy, resulting in life imprisonment.
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Piqua
Donalo Dialio
Forrest Mae Floyd
Covington
Neff Former Delaware County Treasurer Dies in Portland
E. B. Neff former Delaware County treasurer and prominent businessman died suddenly at his daughter’s home in Portland Oregon. He was 35 years old, an elder in the Presbyterian church, and survived by a widow and a son.
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Delaware, O
E. BE. Neff
Delaware
Portland
Ore
Presbyterian Church
Seaves
Ohio Republicans Hold Taft Backing at State Convention
The Ohio Republican convention framed as a Taft gathering with four delegates at large instructed to vote for Taft. Delegates at large Harris Herrick Vorys Taft were presented by Longworth while Roosevelt and Taft drew applause. The party also named a full state ticket and approved platform positions on tariff reform navy and civil rights.
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Columbus
Taft
Harris
Herrick
Arthur I. Vorys
Charles P. Taft
Nicholas Longworth
Theodore Burton
Committee On
Friends of Protection
Congress
Panama Canal
Oliver I. Gunckel
Arthur M. Orr
George E. Broadfield
Alexander H. Martin
Convicts' Break Ends in Slaying at Montana Prison
At Deer Lodge Montana on March 9 three life convicts led by George Rock and W H Hayes attacked the state penitentiary killing Assistant Warden John Robinson and wounding Warden Frank Conley. Conley fought back, shooting two attackers as Rock and Hayes were wounded. Both convicts were believed to be recovering from their injuries.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
George Rock
W. H. Hayes
State Penitentiary
John Robinson
Frank Conley Robinson
Conley
Hayes
Rock
Governor Harris Seeks State Office Book Audit and New Prison
Governor Harris sends a special message to the general assembly urging audits of all state offices departments and institutions a penitentiary commission report calling for a 2600000 prison a state inspector of workshops and factories proposal for anti disaster legislation and a railroad commission report to curb grade crossing accidents after a Toledo area study. The message sparked a brief house debate and was referred to the finance committee by party lines.
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Harris
Columbus
Penitentiary Commission
Collinwood
State Railroad Commission
Toledo
Generally Assembly
House
Finance Committee
Charges Filed Against Census Director North
Herman Ridder of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association accuses 8 N D North director of the census of official dereliction. In a letter to President Roosevelt and a note to Representative Dalzell Ridder says North gave false figures on newspaper prices for 15 years and used weak sources.
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Director North
New York
N D. North
Roosevelt
Herman Ridder
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ridder
Dalzell
Spring chiffon blouse and cloth waist design feature lace
A fashion note argues soft chiffon and lighter cloth create graceful outfits for the typical woman. It highlights a chiffon blouse paired with a cloth skirt and a Chieson cloth waist with lace trimming and a V front guiding a guimpe and lace collar.
Brown Laced Walking Boots Fashion Note
Brown laced boots rise in style with brown calfskin high tops favored for morning walks. Black outfits dominate mourning, but brown footwear adds contrast to all black and brown cloth ensembles, while retaining smart, comfortable appeal.
Colors For Spring Dominates Fashion Wording
The piece notes spring color trends with greens in reseda reds in coral and crimson and violet last. Two toned worsteds feature herringbone shadow stripes suund and storm serges. Chiffon broadcloths gain favor for draped and plain outfits as broadcloths move toward plainer styles.
Silk shirtwaist dress with blue and white stripes
A blue and white striped silk shirt waist dress features a concealed front closure. It is trimmed with a frill of coarse white net bound by a bias silk band, and the skirt bears two bias-cut net bands.
The Jet Dog Collar Fashion Detail
The jet dog collar features black velvet foundation worn high at the neck. It is secured at the back with a horseshoe of diamonds or a jet pin, complemented by jet bracelets to complete the set and a matching black touch in the gown.
Dignity and Trousers Fray in Interview Exchange
A husband laments frayed trousers as his wife praises their practicality. He hopes to present a varied demeanor for an important interview, noting that one cannot be all dignified and haughty with fringe at the bottoms of his trousers.
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John
One Grandwinner Enough Judge Dialogue
A judge overhears a humorous exchange about cord wood and a family wash. The rustic dialogue features Rastus and a mis sus as the judge interprets the request, noting under circum stances a wife would prefer no such message.
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Rastus
Seedy Request Tests Humble Scholar Tale
A professor departing a university encounters a boastful beggar who asks for a dime. The stranger claims to be a poor scholar, admitting he never attended school, prompting a wry exchange about learning and legitimacy.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Late Arrival Compliments a Deaf Singers Plea
A late arrival apologizes for missing the concert and offers a thousand francs for the pleasure of hearing the singer. The response flatly notes the arrival is unnecessary, and the singer jokes about being deaf as a stone.
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Singer
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Buckeye News
Ohio
Ohio Republicans
Columbus Convention
Andrew L. Harris
Myron T. Herrick
Edward N. Huggins
Franklin
Joseph T. Carew
Hamilton
Preble
Fort
Francis Treadway
Cuyahoga
Carmi A, Thompson
Lawterice
Edward M. Fullington
Union
C. C. Greien
U. G. Denman
Lucens
Board of Public Works
William Kirtlbey, JR
Defiance
B. M. Baldwin
Ashtabula
R. W. Dunlap
Pickaway
John W. Zeller
Hancock
Chieson
Sanpusky, Oxo
Stephen J. Hart
Martin
J.D. Ewing’s
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Ewing’s Drug Store
J. A. Smith
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Clay Street
Carey
Pike
Dr. Shoop
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