Salary loan offices in Cincinnati warned and faces warrants
Assistant City Auditor George Deckebach says police court warrants will be issued for M Horton Monarch Salary Loan Co L H Lanning Ohio Finance Co Union Discount Co Ohio Loan Co Stephen Wentworth John Mulholland Interstate Investment Co and others for violating the O Brien salary loan ordinance. Reports were thin with only People’s Loan Co sending last week.
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Cincinnati
George Deckebach
M. Horton
Monarch Salary .Loan CO
L. H. Lanning
Ohio Finance Company
Union Discount Company
Ohio Loan Company
Stephen Wentworth
John Mulholland
Interstate Investment CO
Deckebach
Morrill
Cldaf Casey
Fas
Notate
O Brien
People’s Loan Company
Main Street
Lst
Thorn ton Hains tied to murder in Bayside yacht club case
The trial records reveal Thornton J. Hains and his brother Captain Peter Hains Jr. as principals in the slaying of publisher William E. Annis aboard a catboat. Eyewitness Edwin Andrews described the moment of the shooting as the court heard how a boat hook and revolver were used while a Swedish witness, John Tanning, remained missing.
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Flushing
William E. Annis
Thornton J. Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Pam
Edwin Andréws
Yacht Club
John Tanning
Darrin
Tanning
Sweden
McIntyre
Captain Haine
Thornton Hains
Andrews
Captain Hains
White
S & Deaca
Hiss
Mr. White
Mrs. Annis
Justice Crane
Crane
Recreation
Edwin H. Andrews
Tobacco association dispute over forced joining in Kentucky
President L R Davis of the Farmers Mutual Tobacco association sent a letter to Felix G Ewing of the Planters Protective association alleging that residents of Chiie tlay county joined Planters under fear. He asks for release of all members who joined under coercion and wants affidavits confirming fear and property protection.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
L. R. Davis
Farmers’ Mutual Tobacco Association Today
Felix G. Ewing
Planters’ Protective Association
Chiietlay County
Farmers’ Mutual Association
Planters’ Association
Jury Deadlocks in Murder Case Amid Turbulent Proceedings
Union City Tennessee December 16. After a day aimed at a jury trial for eight riders charged with the murder of Captain Kentin Rankencourt, the proceedings adjourned with only two jurors remaining. Fifty-three talesmen were exhausted as courtroom tensions and bitter clashes between counsel disrupted the case.
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Union City
Tenn
Kentin Rankencourt
Turkish Assembly Ready for Labors
Constantinople December 16 Turkey prepares for its first constitutional parliament session tomorrow marking the start of a new constitutional monarchy. The holiday is proclaimed and troops along the route will honor the opening with students singing the liberty hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Abdul Hemid
Coal firm head slain in quarrel at De Lirme near Mingo
C. Smith general superintendent of the Freeburn Coal and Coke company was fatally shot in a quarrel at De Lirme near here over a telephone dispute about handling freight cars. H. A. Connors Norfolk and Western employee fired the fatal shot after a quarrel escalated.
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Matewan
W. Va
C. Smith
Freeburn Coal and Coke Company
de Lirme
Here
H. A. Connors
Norfolk & ‘Western
Smith
Conners
Mob Attacks Castro Regime as Venezuela Turmoil Grows
An angry mob in Caracas swept through the city targeting Castro loyalists and symbols of his government. Looting hit the lottery office and El Constitucional while troops fired on demonstrators, causing fatalities. Acting President Gomez quelled further violence with a manifesto. Editor Rivas and staff face charges.
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Caraces
Castro
Plaza Boliver
Venezuela
Lland’s
Netherlands
Gomez
el Constitucional
Gomersindo. Rivas
Senor
Rivas
Fl Constitucional
Hent the ‘Crown
Taft Confers With Ohio Leaders In New York
President elect William H. Taft held a key conference in New York with five Ohio Republican leaders including Arthur I. Vorys Walter Brown and Henry Williams to discuss Ohio affairs. Taft refused to influence the Ohio senatorial race and noted the talks were about Ohio matters.
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New York
William H. Tatts
Ohio
Chatlea
Py Taft
Cincinnati
Senate
Joseph B. Foraker
Eaders
Carrie
Ohio Spociety
Taft
Arthur “I. Vorys
Walter Co.” Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Walter Guilbert
Henry A. Williams
Republican State Executive Committee
Carmin Thompson
Charles P
Henry
Horace D
Waldorf-Astoria
Ohio Society
Charles P. ‘Taft
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Theodore Burton
Theodore Burton Had Been Withdrawn By Mr. Taft
Urton
Castro Maintains Composure in face of Venezuela unrest
Berlin dispatches report President Castro remains calm amid alarming Venezuela disturbances. He dismisses Caracas reports of a revolt, saying he had dispatches from Caracas that morning which mentioned nothing of the kind.
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Castro
Berlin
Ece
Venezuela
Caracas
Haa
Garacas
Conductor Shot During Toledo Streetcar Hold-Up
In East Toledo at the Oak street line end two bandits robbed Conductor Bert ies after a hand to hand struggle with Thomas Regan the motorman who was seriously wounded. The robberies occurred with no other passengers aboard as they boarded the car and forced payments.
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Toledo
Oak Street
Thomas Regan
Berties
Higley
McKinley Tribute Dedication Hears Hughes Speak
A large crowd gathered at Metropolitan Temple in New York as Governor Hughes spoke at the continuation of services dedicating the McKinley memorial organ. He called the memorial a fine tribute to a man whose influence on sacred music remains enduring.
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New York
Metropolitan Temple
Hughes
Taft
Ohio
White House
Garfield
McKinley
Burton to launch Ohio senatorial poll in Columbus
Theodore B Burton of Cleveland plans a state wide poll through the Ohio General Assembly to gauge sentiment on the senatorial choice. His move signals panic in Burton ranks as Taft supporters gain momentum.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Theodore B. Burton
Cleveland
General Assembly
Burton
Charles P. Taft
The
Assembly For the Cincinnati
Washington rumor links Foraker Button to Taft Senate fight
Dated dispatch reports a Washington-based persiaterte indicating Senator Foraker and Representative Button formed a coalition to influence Ohio's senatorial outcome against C. P. Taft. The alliance drew attention as Burton traveled to Cleveland and observers noted signs of potential reconciliation between the senator and an erstwhile rival.
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Commerciay Tribund
Bunmav
Aree
Noton
C Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Persiaterte
Washington Today
Senator Foraker
Representative Button
Ohio
C. P. Taft
Ore
Burton
Cleveland
Mystery affray behind stabbing at city home
Charles Eils, 39, a stonemason of 1253 Richmond Street, was stabbed in the left side just below the heart as he opened his door last night. He ran to Mound Street and was found at Seventh and Moupa, saying he sought a doctor and was taken to City Hospital.
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Charles Eils
Richmond Street
Bils
City Hospital
Taft Event Brings Nation’s Leaders to New York
President-elect Taft headlined the 23rd annual Ohio Society dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, with guests from Wall Street and national figures. The gathering highlighted tariff revision aims, antitrust enforcement, and a broad roster of bankers, industrialists, and politicians from Ohio and New York.
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New York
W. H. Taft
Ohio Society
Astor Gallery
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Taft
Chicago
Eon
Hughes
New ‘York
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Horace” BD. Taft
Watertown
Arthur T. Hadley
al Laniversity
John C. Spooner
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paul Morton
Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Straus
Sia H. Hitchcock
Leonard
H. C. Corbin
Caspar Goodrich
Wall Street
Wall ‘Street
E. H. Harriman
George F. Baker
First National Bank
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
John Claflin
Frank A. Vanderlip
The
National City Bank
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
J. P
Standard Oil Company
John G. Milburn
Frank B. Kellogg
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal
Rockefellers
Senate votes to probe president's annual message on secret service
The Senate approved an Aldrich resolution directing an inquiry into parts of the presidents annual message criticizing Congress and the secret service. The committee on appropriations may subpoena witnesses and examine payments to nonsecret service personnel for the fiscal year ended June 30 1908. The measure was adopted after debate with objections from Bailey and concessions from Culberson and Kean.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Aldrich
Lodge
Brownsville
Rhode Island
Culberson
Kean
Culbersom
Committee On Appropriations
Secret Service
Publc Treasury
Department of the Government
T Public Service
Eisebat Law
Bailey
Texas
North
Rieno
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Spray
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Woman's ‘Department
National Civic Federation
Woman's Department
Federation
Treasury
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Sara
Mkinley
Burton-Foraker Alliance
Nation
Mr. Taft
Governor Hughes
United States
Henry Taft
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Roosevelt
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