California Relief Methods Debate In Legislature
Sacramento April 29 Secretary of State Bevan warns legislators on legislation affecting residents with international ties. President Wilson urges cooperation and a conference with a representative. Bryan outlines four relief options from delaying to new treaties. Legislators back a joint commission to study alien land ownership before any action.
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Haywood Indicted in Silk Strike Leaders Case
Pasco county grand jury indicts five wool workers leaders including Haywood Lessig Adolphs on riot and disorderly conduct charges. Preseca and Quinlan face counts for preaching hate while McManigal to be liberated per district attorney statement noting imminent release.
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Noof
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Indie Wienert
William
Laywood
Elizabeth Gurley
Adolph Lessig
Carlo Presea
Patrick Quinlan Haywood
Miss Gites
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Guomtat
Ater
Presca
Wipes Out 2000 Saloons Under License System
Ohio proposes a license system reducing saloon numbers by 2000 and cutting state revenue by about 200,000 dollars annually. Senator Greenlund argues the plan lowers costs, while fees for each saloon are expected to be insignificant.
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Columbus
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Judge R M Ditt ey Succeeds on Tax Commission
Alfred Peckinbaigh succeeds Judge R M Ditt ey on the Tax Commission. The reshuffle shifts leadership in the agency and reallocates duties across the commission.
Hands Out Big Jobs Five Appointments by Governor Cox
Governor Cox sent five to six appointments to the Ohio Senate for confirmation. Starr Cadwallader of Cleveland is named to the state board of administration, Alfred B. Peckinbaugh of Wayne county to the state tax commission, Thomas Kearns to head workshops and factories, J P Gothlin to the public utilities commission, and John A Bownecker to the state geological board. Dairy and Food Commissioner Strode and A P Sandles are chosen as two of four members of the agricultural commission. Thurman recess picks unlikely to be confirmed.
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A Starr
J. P. Gothlin
Public Utilities Commission
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State Geological Board
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State Board of Agriculture
Agricultural Commission
Thurman
Arson Gang Heads Named After West Side Fires
Assistant Fire Chief C. I. Whyler announced the capture of the heads of an arson gang after the arrest of Joseph Stafford and William Shannon. Stafford confessed to nineteen fires, claiming payments from $1.50 to $10 for each blaze.
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William Shannon
C. I. Whyler
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Markets Report From Roeffalo and Chicago Apr 29
Prices for cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs listed with multiple entries for stockers, feeders, heifers, cows, and calves. Values shown for beef, dairy, and hog markets across Roeffalo Chicago and Cleveland with grain quotes for corn and wheat and receipts noted.
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Hevere
TSA OH Cnlves
S&s
Chicago
Roythe Beeves
Texas
Jos
Cleveland
Grand Jury Probe Called Over Auburn Prison Brutality
Albany April 28 Special Inquisitor reports cruelty and medical neglect at Auburn Prison. Twenty eight inmates allegedly driven insane in 12 months. Governor Sulzer shown a flawed system as George W Blake urges grand jury action against prison physician Johnny Green.
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Albany
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Sulzer
George W. Blake
State of
New York
Blake
Johnny Green
Cox Signs Most of Rail Bills but Vetoes caboose Law
Columbus Ohio April 25 Governor Cox signed two railroad bills into law and vetoed a caboose safety measure. The acts align Ohio statutes with federal safety rules on railroads but leave three bills backed by Mibu Jabar and others uncertain.
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Columbus
Mibu Jabar
Mieeigneshha
Nyelnigyayitenk Grete
Tie
Lovers Leap to Death in Notre Dame Tower Tragedy
In Antwerp on April 26 Tsle Waalkow an 18 year old youth and an unidentified 19 year old girl climbed the Notre Dame cathedral clock gallery and leaped 400 feet to their deaths. Their letters to police and relatives indicated a premeditated act after a forbidden romance. The fall shattered their bodies as bystanders fainted.
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Belgium
Tsle Waalkow
Notre Dame Cathedral
Taft to Coach Yale Freshmen Debating Team
New Haven Conn April 28 It is announced that Professor William H Taft will coach Yale freshmen debating team for the annual debate with Princeton and Harvard This marks the ex President Tafts first active undergraduate involvement since moving to New Haven.
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New Haven
Ohio building and loan assets rise in 1912 report
In Columbus Ohio on April 25 the gross assets of Ohio building and loan associations reached 205 445 994 59 an increase of 18 011 870 72 over 1911. Dayton led with 28 312 589 24 in assets Cincinnati was second near 25 million and Columbus followed at 22 345 160 42 across 24 associations.
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Building and Loan Associations of
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James A. Devine
Cox
Bureau
Bureau Building and Loan Association
Dayton
Cincinnati
Colonel Chubb Dead Veteran of Wars Dies at Fort Crockett
Colonel Charles S. J. Chubb, veteran of the Indian, Boxer, and Spanish wars, died suddenly of heart failure at Fort Crockett in Galveston Texas. He had recently arrived to assume command of the Seventh Infantry, succeeding Colonel Daniel Gorman, who was to be promoted. Chubb fought in multiple campaigns including the Boxer rebellion in China and the Spanish–American War and served in the Philippines.
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Charles St. .J. Chubb
Fort Crockett
Jile
Chubb
Seventh Infantry Regiment
Daniel Gorman
Peking
Philippines
Quake Felt in Montreal City April 29
A slight earthquake was experienced in Montreal with no damage reported. Inmates at a western end hospital were reportedly alarmed as the tremor was strongest there.
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Canada
Montreal
Lawmakers Clash Over Nine Hour Bill and Civil Service Move
Columbus April 29 A nine hour employment bill faced House opposition to Senate amendments and heads to conference. The Hoch Hold en civil service expansion passed 69 to 22 with exemptions for bailiffs clerks and election officials. The Holden bill targets false stock and bond statements with two years imprisonment and a $1000 fine.
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Graves
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Perry
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Freibolin
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House Committee On Civil Service
Holden
Bryan Dinners Set as Dry State Ban Displays
Secretary of State Bryan announces all future state dinners will be dry. The policy follows controversy over serving unfermented grape juice at a dinner honoring James Bryce and Mrs Bryce, the retiring British ambassador.
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William J. Bryan
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Bryan
James Bryce
Bryce
Scutari Surrenders to Montenegrins Without Bloodshed
Scutari fell to Montenegrins on April 24 after negotiations that began April 21. Essad Pasha’s Turkish forces reportedly advanced due to ammunition shortages, and the Tarakash fortress was handed over without firing a shot, contradicting rumors of a major assault.
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Cettinje
Tarakash
Essad Pasha
Essad
Joe Jackson Aims to Outpace Cobb in Cleveland Baseball Season
Cleveland Naps outfielder Joe Jackson vows to chase Ty Cobb in base running and batting honors. He has begun strong showing potential to close the gap with Cobb’s hitting while Cleveland bets on a breakout season.
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Cleveland Naps
Ty Cobb
Joseph
Jackson Las Deen
Cobb
Cleveland Entil
Detroit Wonder
Thorpe Erred In Not Clearing A U Banquet Confusion
James E. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union spoke at a San Francisco banquet and said Thorpe might have been absolved if he had disclosed his case when entering for Stockholm. Sullivan was on the coast to help organize the 1915 Panama Pacific International Games.
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James Thorpe
Amateur Athletic Union
Stockholm
San Francisco
James TE. Sullivan
Sullivan
All Star Basketball Team Selection by Coach Da Sharpe
Cornel University coach Da Sharpe announces his first and second all collegiate teams. Picks include Sisson of Dartmouth left forward Salmon Princeton right forward Margeson Dartmouth center Snow Dartmouth and guards Halsted Cornell and Reisner Penn.
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da. Sharpe
Cornel University
Sisson
Dartmouth
Salmon
Princeton
Margeson
Snow
Halsted
Cornell
iCross
Serousess
Reisner
Penn
Sesseeeeese
Haeberle
Veeaseeeeses
Jacques
Columbia
Peeeseses
Gill
Eceeree
Executor's Sale of Carey Ohio Real Estate 1913
Executor H G Chambers announces a private court order sale of four rods of land in Carey Wyandot County Ohio on May 10 1913 at 2 PM. The property lies off the south end of lots 81 82 and 83, minus forty feet off the west end, subject to Vance Street paving assessment, appraised at 1500 dollars. Terms: one half cash, one third in one year, balance in two years with interest, secured by mortgage or full cash.
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Wyandot
Ohio
Carey
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