Mrs. Harmon urges Ohio women to aid Delaware Girls Home
Ohio first lady Mrs. Judson Harmon visits the Delaware Girls Industrial Home and calls for more room, matrons, and books. She urges Columbus women to donate reading material and assist with religious guidance and improved facilities to care for about 600 girls awaiting better surroundings and care.
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Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Judson Harmon
East Town Street
Delaware
Weybrecht
Harmon
Severe tremor shakes Lima Peru in early morning
A severe earthquake struck Lima at 3 10 am with east west movement and underground rumbles. Dense fog and dust filled the air as cornices fell and clocks stopped. Quake also felt in Callao Barranco and Chorillos with no casualties reported. Mount Etna not in eruption per Rome reports.
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Lima
Peru
Calloa
Barranco
Chorillos
Rome
Mount Etna
Catania
Kansas Banker Dies After Auto Crash
Grover Walker president of the First National Bank of Hoxie Kansas died from injuries sustained in a motor car accident yesterday. He was taken to a local hospital after the crash and died last night.
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Hoxie
Kan
Grover Walker
First National Bank of
Charges of dishonesty suit against bank officials
In Napoleon Ohio on April 12 a civil action seeks an accounting of $290,000 from directors and other officers of the defunct Citizens State Bank. Depositors file the suit in common pleas court accusing mismanagement negligence and malfeasance.
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Napoleon
Common Pleas Court
Citizens State Bank
Suit Over Reckless Loans At Mount Pleasant Bank
Joseph Kith cart files in the supreme court of Columbus Ohio against Isaac K Ratcliff and others as directors of the First National Bank of Mount Pleasant Jefferson County to recover 106306 dollars claimed lost due to reckless and injudicious loans.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Joseph Kithcart
Supreme Court
Isaac K. Ratcliff
First National Bank of
Mount Pleasant
Jefferson County
Crazy Snake Rumored Dead After Militia Search
In Muskogee Oklahoma on April 12 a rumor spread that Crazy Snake the Creek chief who had been chased by the state militia for two weeks is dead.
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Muskogee, Okla
Crazy Snake
Castro claims Versailles ruin him as he fights exile
Senor Castro aboard the Versailles in Point au Pitre says he has only about 600 dollars instead of 60 million credited to him and declares himself a prisoner of the French government. He plans to stay in Trinidad and attend to private interests while France decides his fate.
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Senor
Castro
Martinique
Versailles
France
Trinidad
Venezuela
Fort de France
England
America
Caracas
Senor Castré
St. Nazaire
Germany
Castro's Wife Barred Out By Venezuelan Move
Mrs. Castro wife of the former Venezuelan president is kept from landing in Venezuela. She and her party aboard the steamship Guadeloupe reached Laguira on Saturday but were not allowed to land or contact shore. The vessel did not dock and sailed to a Colombian port to prevent communication with former political allies.
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Columbus
Venezuela
Japanese Move to Buy Submarine Plans for Japan
New York April 12. The Japanese government is negotiating with an American submarine builder to obtain plans and specifications for a smaller faster submarine. The plan envisions draughtsmen coming to New York to draw the designs under the builder’s direction, with boats to be constructed in Japan.
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New York
Japan
Marysville Farmer Kills Wife Then Wounds Girl and Committs Suicide
John Wilson a retired farmer in Marysville Kansas shot and killed his wife wounded his 12 year old stepdaughter set fire to the house and then killed himself after an alcohol fueled quarrel following a night when his wife and daughter refused more drinks. The incident occurred early today after Wilson spent Sunday drinking and the wife refused another drink triggering the deadly sequence.
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Marysville
Kan
John Wilson
Wilson
Ohio Attorney General Will Not Alter Oil Trust Case
Ohio Attorney General Denman says he will not alter the state suit against Buckeye Pipe Line and Standard Oil subsidiaries. He will refuse the court's demand to change the case and seeks to include the Standard Oil company and forfeit its charter rather than pursue service on a New Jersey corporation. Denman argues the goal is to break up alleged trust agreements rather than block Standard Oil from operating in Ohio.
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Columbus
State of Ohio
Denman
Lima
Circuit Court
Allen County
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Standard Oil Company
Standard Ot
Standard Company
New Jersey Corporation
Standard
Ohio
Ohio Senators Press White House on Key State Posts
Senators Dick and Burton of Ohio met with the president at the White House for three hours to push for filling three offices: surveyor of customs at Dayton postmaster at Sandusky and collector of internal revenue at Columbus. The Dayton surveyor spot remains the main hurdle with possible unilateral presidential action. Oscar Robbins on renewal terms for Dayton surveyor was heard, and Robert Nevin of Dayton, Republican county chair, was consulted.
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Washington
Dick and Burton
Ohio
White House
Dayton
Sandusky
Internal Revenue
Columbus
Oscar Robbins
Robert Nevin
Républican County ‘Executive Committee
Gould Urged for State Treasurer Candidate Boom Rises
Columbus Ohio April 12 Taking advantage of Governor Harmon’s endorsement of Warden O B Gould through his appointment to the new board of managers Republican friends advocate Gould as the party nominee for state treasurer They claim Harmon’s backing counters Democratic corruption charges and would strengthen Gould against incumbent State Treasurer S D Creamer.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harmon
O. B. Gould
Gould
Board of Managers
S. D. Creamer
Funeral for Lt Petrosino Unites Police and Italian Community
In New York on April 12 the funeral of Lt Joseph Petrosino of the NYPD, killed in Palermo, Sicily, drew vast turnout. Police officials, Italian societies, and citizens honored his service as 450 officers guarded the procession and 10,000 gathered along the route to St Patrick’s Cathedral and Calvary cemetery. Mayor McClellan and Police Commissioner Bingham attended.
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New York
Joseph Petrosino
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Mott Street
Lafayette Street
Petrosino
Cathedral
Calvary Cemetery
Long Island
McClellan
Bingham
Reign of Terror as Meru Strikes for Wage Scale
Meru France April 12 strikers in button factories press for previous wage scale triggering violence and disorder. About 2000 soldiers under General Nicolas with 500 gendarmes patrol Meru Crepin and Lormaison amid cries of Down with the Republic. Troops endure insults with stoicism. several soldiers hurt by stones, no reprisals yet.
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Meru
France
Crepin
Lormaison
Nicolas
Oise
Bishop Burgess Feared to Lose Eye After Injury
New York April 12. Bishop Frederick Burgess of the Episcopal diocese of Long Island may lose the sight of his right eye. Inflammation has set in and physicians fear the outcome. A burning cinder that blew into his eye some time ago caused the trouble.
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New York
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
Niagara danger eased as ice jam weakens above Lewiston bridge
In Niagara Falls New York on April 12 the ice jam in the gorge stays intact yet water above the Lewiston bridge has fallen about two feet. The rapid flow has created gaps in the jam but calm weather suggests no further major damage is expected.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Lewiston Bridge
Head on interurban crash injures thirty near Gary
Ten men seriously hurt and many more injured in a head on collision on the Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend Interurban two miles west of Gary at 2 PM. East bound car from Hammond at high speed telescoped with the west bound car. Several victims listed with broken legs and other injuries. eight seriously hurt sent to Gary hospital.
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Gary
Ind
Chicago, Lake Shore
South Bend
Hammond
Joliet
D. E. Kinney
Michigan City
R. I. Brown
Co. D. Corse
Adams Street
Chicago
Nick Micholich
A. Hatman
Biliach Barteno
Indiana Harbor
Eugene Bresen
Whiting
George Barbich
Denver Snow Records Smash Twenty Five Year Peak
Denver reported two and a half inches of snow bringing total seasonal snowfall to nine feet seven and a half inches across forty four snowy days. The April tally already exceeds twenty two inches with Cripple Creek registering six degrees below zero.
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Denver
Col
Cripple Creek
Kansas City Wind Gust Hits Kansas and Missouri
A wind reaching up to fifty five miles per hour swept across Kansas Oklahoma and parts of Missouri last night. Telegraph and telephone wires were downed causing widespread minor damage.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Movement To Oust Zelaya Of Nicaragua Reported
An unofficial dispatch in Washington links Jose Madriz to a possible bid to remove President Zelaya. Rumors say Zelaya seeks military action with Salvador as a likely objective. Disturbing forces reportedly include Salvadoran emigrados under Nicaraguan auspices. Mexican ambassador La Barra met with Secretary Knox to discuss Central American affairs.
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Washington
Jose Madriz
Zelaya
Madriz
Salvador
Senor la Barra
Mexico
Knox
Luxuries Aimed at Inate Changes Aldrich Declares
Floor consideration of the Payne bill will be taken up on Thursday amid sharp party divisions over the report. Finance committee amendments are not yet incorporated into the measure despite extensive proposed changes.
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Aldrich
Payne
Finance Committee
Senate
Committee On
Philippines
Turkey
Tariff items and proposed rates in Aldrich Payne Dingley acts
A list of tariff proposals shows Aldrich Payne and Dingley law differences on items such as hats bonnets hosiery champagne gloves beef mustard pepper iron ore and paste diamonds with marked per cent or price variations under each act. the fragment ends with garbled characters.
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Aldrich
Dingley
Drich Bill
Payne Bill
Dingley Law
Payne
dAldrich
Senate moves amended tariff bill to Thursday debate
Washington lawmakers report the amended tariff bill soon to begin floor consideration. Aldrich defends rapid reporting, notes not all changes yet, and projects higher liquor rates to boost revenue while a broader tax approach remains unchanged.
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Guadeloupe
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Montana
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Exile
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Otrikerg
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Onow
Nicaragua
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