Looting of St Anthony's Church Sparks Mass Exodus
A 3000 strong mob looted St Anthony's Catholic church in Youngstown after Bishop Horstman removed acting pastor Father Loos. Congregants seized church property and prepared a new church on adjacent land, defying church authority as they moved to sever ties with the Catholic church.
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Ohio Politicians Clash Over Taft Candidacy And Foraker
Ohio politics heat up as Sen Foraker attacks Chairman Brown over Taft support. Governor Harris and state officials pledge Taft as the GOP nominee. Other items note Japanese deportations, Cincinnati Democratic convention bid, a Tulsa shooting, a couple's double burial plan, a fire at a children's home, and the death of Mt. Vernon financier Ringwalt.
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Iaker
State Centre Committee
Ohio
Foraker
Clare
Taft
Canton
Columbus
Harris
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W. D Guilbert
Carmi A. Thompson
Wade H. Ellis
Toledo
Walter Brown
Wiliam H. Taft
Foraker and
Fairbanks
Cincinnati
Dempsey
Tom L Johnson
Cleveland
National Democratic Committee
Cincinnat
Johnson
Numerous Disasters and Strikes Hit Cities Across States
A flood of brief items reports labor unrest with 2000 dock workers striking in Buffalo and 5000 Italians walking out in New Haven Hartford traffic. a Milwaukee court rules against union picketing. rail workers demand wage hikes. several deaths and accidents appear nationwide from Missouri to California.
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Brart Charges Former Official and Lumber Agent in City Fraud
William Wilcox former superintendent of Columbus municipal fighting plant and W B Moore a Western Lumber agent were arrested for allegedly obtaining 4086 from the city via false and duplicate vouchers for 520 electric grit poles never delivered. Both released on 10000 bond as investigators probe city departments. Moore admitted involvement and split 2043 with Wilcox. Wilcox denies the charges.
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