Thirteen-Year-Old Adele Boas Disappears Then Returns Home
Adele Boas, daughter of Arthur E. Boas a New York manufacturer, vanished for a brief adventure to Boston to work in a restaurant for 2.50 a week. She was found by her parents with a cut finger, disheveled clothes, and fatigue but in good health. The family physician called it a childish whim and she planned to return home.
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New York
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Arthur E. Boas
Adele
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Rapid Transit Franchise Set for Monday Vote in Cincinnati
The Southwestern Ohio Tractions company seeks a long term franchise for underground and elevated lines from Norwood into downtown Cincinnati with a five cent fare. The plan envisions 400 miles of lines, tunnels under Mount Adams, and extensions to Columbus and Lebanon area, with a $25,000 bond and start of work within a year if approved.
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Third
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Bleekman
Council
Queer City Ward
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Springfield
Hillsboro
Blanchester
Columbus
Traction Company
Pearl Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Southwestern Ohio Tractions Company
Carrel Street
Charles Hansel
New York
J. M. Stewart
Jenkin W. Jones
Smith Streets
John Street
Central Avenue
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Bailey Engage in Verbal Battle Over Tariff Bill
Washington April 26 Senator Bailey of Texas denounces protective tariffs as unfair taking money from one to aid another. The Democratic floor speech draws crowded galleries with Mrs Taft in the president's gallery. Bailey cites United States Steel profits to argue 33 percent rate cut and discusses income tax and immigration. Aldrich challenges, Bailey defends, Senate adjourns at 4 16. The Finance Committee prepares a shorter substitute for the Payne tariff plan with a flexible maximum against most favored rates.
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Fate of Sultan Put in Hands of Oater Al Islam Church
Constantinople reports the deposition of Sultan Abdul Hamid ap pears near certain and Mohammed Rechad Effendi, heir apparent, is expected as new ruler. A caucus of senators and deputies demands abdication under ecclesiastical law while the Sheik-ul-Islam weighs the move. Officers resign and palace troops seal the palace as authorities tighten control.
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Constantinople
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Mohemmed Rechad Effendi
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Selamlik
Abdul Hamid Asroes
Committee of Union and Progress
Mohammedan League
National Assembly
Sheik-ul-Islam
Mohemmed-Rechad ‘Effendi
Yildiz
Galata
Salonikins
Salonski Chasseurs
Maurad Bey
Mizan
Abdur Rahman Effendi
Porte
Palace of Justice
Capacity of milk bottles blown on glass capacity debate.
A heated Cincinnati council session passed Rippeys substitute ordinance to require milk bottles be blown to indicated capacity with a $5 to $100 fine and no $1,000 bond for manufacturers. OBr ien opposed, warning of dishonesty and harm to the people. debate involved Eckert Mullen and others as doors were locked to preserve a quorum.
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O'Brien
Rippey
O’brien
Eckert
Committee On
Edward Bathgate
Mullen
Cincinnati
Republican Party
Ed Kellogg
School board debates sub letter carrier enumeration contract
A special committee report on the minutes of the school board meeting raises controversy over approving sub letter carriers as enumerators for the current year. The large and small boards clash as verbal contracts are claimed. the original motion to refer the issue to rules fails, while the board later approves the committee’s report 17 to 6.
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Corry, Osler
Marvin
Committee On
Pollak
Coghill
Withrow
Committee On Rules
Dyer
Armenians Besieged at Deurtyul Near Alexandretta
Refugees report 100000 Armenians besieged by 50000 Muslims in Deurtyul near Alexandretta with half-starved defenders and dire conditions. British and other warships consider relief but deem it impractical to intervene in an international affair. Foreigners doubt the figures. Americans absent. Beirut reports Hadjin set ablaze as five American women missionaries under Latakia airlift aided by French cruiser Jules Ferry.
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Alexandretta
Beirut
Hadjin
Latakia
Syria
Gabriel B. Rayndall
Jules Ferry
Odd Fellows mark 90th anniversary with address on aims
Three thousand Odd Fellows and guests gathered at Music Hall to celebrate the order’s ninety years. Rev. Dr. C W Blodgett praised friendship, love and truth and the Bible as foundation while affirming the fraternal, nonsectarian nature of the organization and its relief, education, burial and helper roles. Rebekahs and other allied groups were honored for their contributions.
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Rebekahs
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C. W. Blodgett
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Woman's Auxiliary
RIDERS CASE UPDATE AS PRISONS MAY SEEK OUTSIDE AID
In Waverly Tennessee on April 26 Attorney General Bowman said new evidence suggests the night riders would seek release rather than conviction if needed with outside aid. A motion consolidated the cases of Wyatt Cowatt Sault Sanderson and Frank Estes, caught in a recent raid but not indicted in the original case.
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Waverly
Tenn
Night Rider
Bowman
Wyatt Cowatt
Sault Sanderson
Frank Estes
Cassidy Inducted as Ohio’s Twenty First District Sworn In
Senator Burton attended the swearing in of James Cassidy, newly elected successor to Burton in Ohio’s Twenty first district. Cassidy, longtime clerk of the house rivers and harbors committee, was greeted warmly by members familiar with his service.
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Washington
James Cassidy
Burton
Ohio
Twentyfirst
House
Cassidy
Langhorne Sister Nora Weds Paul Phipps in New York
Miss Nora Langhorne daughter of Colonel Chiswell Dabney Langhorne of Virginia married architect Paul Phipps in St James Episcopal Church New York. The ceremony drew a large society crowd from many cities and Phipps is grandson of railway man W Butler Duncan.
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Nora Langhorne
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