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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1908

Page

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City authorities press hard on salary loan offices

The Brown Investment company tied to Alexander McDonald Brown and William E Becker faces police court today for operating without licenses and failing to file weekly reports. Assistant City Solicitor Morrill vows firm action, while defense attorney Kapp seeks delay. The case mirrors prior scrutiny of Miss Beimforde’s operation as auditors prepare to compel compliance.

Brown Investment Company Union Trust Building Salary Alexander McDonald. Brown William E. Becker Morrill Katie Beimforde D. H. Tolman Brown Deckebach

Taft and Taft era discussed at National Civic Federation meeting

Mrs. William H. Taft chaired the welfare work session urging investigations into federal state and municipal departments. Melville E. Ingalls Cincinnati spoke on trade agreements noting their history and suggesting profit sharing as the future to prevent strikes and lockouts.

Commercial Tribune New Federation Ingalls Mr. Ingalls

Roosevelt Seeks Hunting Permit for Belgian Africa

President Roosevelt asked the Belgian government for a hunting permit in Belgian territory in Africa. The permit, to be granted, will cover 1909 and include both big and small game.

Brussels Roosevelt Africa

Weights Ordered Removed From Unsafe Bell Tower

The Commercial Tribune reported on a dangerous condition at Engine Company No. 11’s building at Eastern Avenue and Vance Street. Chief Archibald and District Marshal Bunker inspected the house noting a wall bulge of seven inches forward and the rear wall out of line by six inches. To prevent collapse, heavy castings forming part of the tower’s striking apparatus were removed from the top of the structure.

the Commercial Tribune Engine Company Eastern Avenue Vance Street Archibhia Maréhal Bunker Collapas Archibald

Farmers of Christian county form Mutual Tobacco association

A mass meeting at the Christian county courthouse organized a Farmers Mutual Tobacco association to operate under a loose sale system. Officers were elected and resolutions repudiated the Tobacco Planters Protective Association officials for alleged graft and failures to aid farmers.

Gondtve Geirtataon Christian County Farmers’ Mutual “ Tobacco’ ‘Association Hopkinsville Louisville Paducah A Ji Ptea Squire B. F. Fuller Ben ‘Wiood Davis John* Felaway Berton, Brown Crofton Seth Myers Kentucky Derk Tobacco ‘Planters’ Protective’ Association Eee Ewing 94 Association

Jurors Secured for Thornton Hains Trial

In New York a jury was secured for the trial of Thornton Hains charged with involvement in the killing of Willam Annis at the Yacht Club last summer. Defense contends Hains acted to protect his brother from danger as the crowd threatened, with plans for his own testimony. Hains and his family returned to New York after the afternoon session as proceedings continued.

Thornton Hains Willam Annis Ride Yacht Club Peter C. Hains, Jr United States Army Wecame Apif Bhio Talesmen Ion Thornton Hains John F. McIntyre Peter Hains Soe New York

Taft Kellogg Confer On Trusts In York

President-elect William Taft met with Frank B. Kellogg in New York during a quiet day. Taft received callers, posed for photographs, sat for a portrait, and held a prolonged conference with Kellogg, a prosecutor in the Standard Oil and Harriman cases. He indicated Kellogg would assist on trust policy.

York Willam ‘ Taft Touna Henry We Taft Taft Frank B. Kellogg Harriman Kellogg Tafft Ems PS

Defense loses in opening stage of night rider trial

The eight men in the Reelfoot lake region night rider case face key decisions as jury selection begins. Judge Jones scheduled proceedings for Wednesday. Prosecution urged immediate jury selection, while defense sought hearing on October indictments for lesser offenses.

Jones Attormey ‘Rice Merce Joes Selebot

Roosevelt Splits Foraker's Brownsville Claim With New Confessions

President Roosevelt sent to Congress a special war department message with Browne and Baldwin findings on the Brownsville incident of August 1906. The report argues colored soldiers of Company B, Twenty-fifth Infantry, led the shooting and names leaders Conyers Holloman Brown Saussure and others, urging possible reinstatement for those who truthfully disclose actions, while continuing the inquiry.

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Preble County Voters Approve Dry Issue by 1020 Margin

Preble county voted dry by a majority of 1020 from a 6088 total cast. Vets carried five of 31 precincts while Eaton remained wet by 46, leading to ten saloons closed. The vote fell 10 percent from the last general election, Governor Harris carrying the county on a dry ticket.

Paton Preble Teasly Vets Eaton Harris

Fire at Patent Wood Keg Company Plant

A three alarm blaze at the Patent Wood Keg Company plant in Charlotte drew early morning response from the fire department within minutes. The cause remains unknown and damage is estimated in the thousands.

Patent Wood Keg Company Plum Charlotte Streets

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