Bowdle Falls Or Was Pushed In Cincinnati Mayoral Push
A long Democratic conference at the Havlin hotel in Cincinnati settled little as Bowdle and Clare withdrew to clear the path for Henry T. Hunt. Bowdle declares he withdraws in Hunt’s favor while praising allies and signaling possible Hunt governorship aims amid factional maneuvering and Harmon's influence.
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Havlin Hotel
Arthur Espy
John
Bowdle
Doughty
Clare
Harmon
Express
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Bryan Clen Dening
William F. Fox
Franklin Alter
George Schloss
Frank Nunning
Mr. Thomas
The
Commercial Tribune
Justi
Lewis Bernard
Bernard
Little Boss
Lewie
Cincinnati
Federal court maps dissolution plan for American Tobacco
U S circuit court under the Supreme Court mandate outlines conditions for dissolving the American Tobacco Company. Judges Lacombe Ward and Noyes bar actions that enlarge the tobacco combination before disintegration and set deadlines for submitting a plan by December 30 with possible extensions. The decree also restrains all defendants from expanding the business until dissolution and creation of a new legal structure.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
American Tobacco Company
Federal Supreme Court
Lacombe, Ward and Noyes
Wickersham
United States
Wise
British-American Tobacco Company
United Cigar Stores Company
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Man Attacked in Ambush Fatally Stabbed Near Middletown
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Mark Antonio, an employee of the Big Four Railway, was attacked by two masked men while walking near Middletown along the C. and D. tracks. He sustained nine stab wounds including a severe abdominal cut and lies at Mercy Hospital, Hamilton, at death's door as assailants flee.
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Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Mark Antonio
Big Four Railway
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Gates' Condition Deteriorates Amid Sinking Spell
In Paris on August 3 John W. Gates suffered a sudden sinking spell linked to a chill. Though he rallied, his condition worsened with congested lungs and critical state during the episode. Physicians urged oxygen and strong restoratives while denying rumors of death.
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Paris
John W. Gates
Mr. Gates
Charles C. Gates
National Bank Stock Controversy Faces Treasury Action
Attorney General Wickersham's inquiry into the National City bank and the National City company is sent to Secretary MacVeagh. Treasury action likely after review, with bankers prepared for an adverse decision and possible cabinet deliberation on control concentration.
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Wickersham
National City Bank of New York
National City Company
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
First Trust Company of Chicago
Chicago First National Bank
Treasury
James B. Forgan
First Security Company
First National Bank of New York
National Bank Ae
Minister to Cuba May Be Reassigned
Washington reports John Leishman proposed as American ambassador to Berlin to replace Dr Hill. Berlin notes official confirmation pending as German government indicates no notice yet of acceptance. John B Jackson in Cuba may be moved as part of a diplomatic reorganization with a promotion speculated for him.
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John G. A. Leman
Washington
David Jayne
Leishman
William
Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg
S Department
John Leishman
Rome
Ceed
Dr. Hill
State
John B. Jackson
Cuba
Ambassador Hill
Bea
Jackson
Hogan opinion upholds 60 percent sale rule for books
Attorney General Hogan rules Ohio school book publishers must sell at 60 percent of wholesale price, invalidating earlier contacts. He says American Book Co may relist at 75 percent if legally compliant, and firms may resist changes if they meet legal requirements.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Boards of Education
Ohio
State School Commission
Hogan
Frank W. Miller
Cleveland
Harmon
Graves
Miller
American Book Company
Brothers in shootout over county line quarrel
In Hamilton County on August 3 John and Henry Engel quarreled over a county line fence. One brother shot the other and both were seriously injured. Arrests followed.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
John
Henry Engel
Knights of Columbus oppose secular Catholic schooling
At the annual convention closing meeting in Detroit Dr. James Walsh of Fordham University urged stricter Catholic higher education and education for Catholic youth in religious schools. The council sent a congratulatory address to Cardinal Gibbons on his fiftieth ordination anniversary, and Cambridge Spring, Pa was chosen for the 1912 meeting site.
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Mich
Knights of Columbus
James Walsh
Fordham University
Walsh
National Council of the Order
Cardinal Gibbons
Cambridge Spring
Jewelry Trunk Worth 20000 Stolen in Nebraska City
Nebraska City detectives announced the loss of a trunk carrying $20,000 worth of jewelry from a traveling agent for an Omaha firm. The trunk disappeared Monday night on arrival, and authorities believe the jewels were stolen.
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Nebraska City
Neb
William Smith
Omaha
Bryan Responds to Underwood Attack in Chicago
In Chicago on August 3 William J. Bryan defended himself against charges by Congressman Underwood over iron and steel tariff issues. He said editors based his editorials on a Washington dispatch and offered to publish the source. Underwood asserted he reported caucus actions accurately and declined to comment on Bryan's further claims.
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Dabama
William J. Bryan
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Gressman Underwood
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Derwood
Utherwood
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Clark
Ways and Means
Clarks
Fitzgerald
Olation
Conarellionn Kitchin
K’ Chin
Underwood
House
William J.’ Bryan
Ake
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Roosevelt
Ottumwa
Taft to Send Arbitration Treaties to Senate for End of War
President Taft prepared to submit the U S Britain and U S France arbitration treaties to the Senate as a major step toward abolishing warfare, amid early mutterings of opposition. Signing occurred in the White House library with Knox and British and French envoys present.
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France
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Bryce
Chandler Anderson
State Department
Osmond Ovey
Vicomte Saint Phalle
Mr. Knox
Remsen board purpose debated before Congress
Washington August 3 4 Bitter contention grows over why the Remsen pure food referee board was created as Secretary Wilson testifies to a House committee. Remsen and others defend independence while accusations of influence surface amid testimony about benzoate of soda and department letters.
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Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
JT. Remsen
Moss
Indiana
Chittenden
Yale
Long
Northwestern University
Department of Agriculture
Higgins
Dr. Remsen
Topping Denies Any Steel Price Agreement Ever Made
John A. Topping, chairman of Republic Iron and Steel, testified before a House committee that no agreement to maintain steel prices existed between Republic and independents. He discussed Gary dinners, price cuts last May, freight rates, and his transfer from Tennessee Coal and Iron. He declined Brussels attendance and questioned world price-fixing spread.
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John A. Topping
Republic Iron and Steel Company
House Committee of Inquiry
United States Steel Corporation
Topping
Tennessee Coal and [Ron Company
Tennessee Company
Grant B. Schley
Superior
Pittsburg
Bartlett
Georgia
Gary
Mr. Bartlett
Mr. Topping
Republic
Gary Lun¢Éheon
Stanley
Brussels
Sterling
Chicago
J. Topping
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cotton Tariff Revision Bill Clears House in 2022 Vote
The Democratic led House passes the cotton tariff revision by 202 to 91, cutting the average duty on cotton goods from 48 to 27 percent ad valorem and projected to reduce revenue by about $3 million. Burton adds reapportionment fixes cutting gerrymander risk while widening House size to 433 with Arizona and New Mexico statehood.
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House of Representatives
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Senate
House
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New Mexico
Burton
Ohio
Taft
Root of New
Boom for Cole as Candidate at Large
Washington reports a strong surge for Ralph D. Cole a Republican as congressman at large under the Burgn amendment passed with the reapportionment bill. The development marks a clear momentum for Cole in the post amendment political landscape.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ralph D. Cole
Brave priest rescues Eucharist from burning church
In Brooklyn Iowa on August 3 Rev Father H Roerhoss of the White Fathers rushed into St Patrick s church to save the holy eucharist from the altar. He crawled out on his hands and knees with his clothing burned but the sacred emblem secured in his grasp. He lies in critical condition at the parochial home.
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Father H. Roerhoss
Order of White Fathers
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