Miss Belmforde Tolman Manager Fludes Officers
A city police action targets five salary loan offices after affidavits filed by Assistant City Auditor Deckebach. Warrants served on five managers, including Miss Katie Beimforde, for alleged violations of the salary loan ordinance. One suspect remains abroad. others to appear in police court.
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Miss. Belmforde
Tolman
Fludes
Deckebach
Karl Cadwell
John C. Dwyer
John Mulholland
People's “Hcher
Ohio
Stephen Wentworth
L. H. Lanning
Union Discount Company
Johnston Building
Rose Keim
Katie Beimforde
D. H. Tolman
Offic
Witnesses Describe Annis Killing in Flushing Trial
In Flushing New York December 8 the Hains trial for aiding brother Captain Peter C. Hains Jr in the killing of William Be Annis adjourned until Monday after witnesses Funke and Andrews testified. Both eye witnesses described an interval between the first shot and the rapid fusillade, with Hains allegedly aiming at those on the float after the first blast. Andrews recounted seeing the revolver aimed at him as shots followed the initial firing. Funke gave a graphic account of Annis being shot as Captain Hains fired through the sail. Frederick Storm testified about a real estate talk interrupted by a waiter asking for Annis, a key witness under cross-examination.
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Flushing
N. Y
Thornton J. Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William BE. Annis
Herbert F. J. Funke
Arthur Andrews
Hains
Annis
Thornton Hains
Ain
Andrews
Thornton
Funke
Frederick Storm
Reluctant Wife Admits Agar Identity In Texas Case
Princeton Indiana wife says she now believes Henry E. Agar is her husband after a Brownsville family message confirms identity. Marshal George Skelton heads from Austin with extradition papers as Governor Campbell approves. Agar plans to return to Indiana to settle affairs.
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Lone Star State
Princeton
Ind
Agar
Texas
Henry E. Agar
Brownsville
Tex
Indiana
George Skelton
Night rider trial advances with murder details and identifications
In Union City Tennessee on December 18 the first day of testimony in the night rider case reveals murder specifics of Captain Quentin Rankin and ties two prisoners to the masked band. Ed Powell testifies he was dragged from bed and forced to Walnut Log hotel with Rankin and Taylor. he identifies Fehringer as the letter reader and Johnson as the leader while Ransom is the masked man. Powell recalls horse-and-bodies details and the band questioning Rankin and Taylor about land ownership.
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Union City
Tenn
Quentin Rankin
Bart
Ed Powell
Powell
Rankin
Walnut Log Hotel
Taylor
Frank Fehringer
Garrett’ Johnson
Ledder and Boyd
Féhringer
Ridera
Belfoot
Ward
Owell
Nashville
A. Ri
Union of Aymour Co
V of Hicles
Cot Urion
Urion
Peck
Aipe Leather Company
Gary
Ohio Senatorial Standoff Sparks Republican Contention
In Columbus on December 18 the struggle for the Ohio senatorial seat intensifies as Theodore Burton faces doubt over caucus support. Charles P Taft claims he will win, while Henry Williams and others brief reporters on talks with the president elect about Taft's qualifications and chances.
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Johnsone
Eeern
Cleveland
Chittenden
Henry A. Williams
Vorys
Guilbert
Thompson
Brown
New York
Ohio Society of New York
Charles P. Taft
Charles*p. Taft
Ohio
Taft Names Senator Knox Secretary of State in Cabinet
President elect William H. Taft announced the appointment of Senator Knox of Pennsylvania as secretary of state. Taft said Knox accepted the premiership of the Taft cabinet after telegraphic confirmation. Taft praised Knox as a great lawyer and prominent senator, noting Pennsylvania's Republican strength in high party councils.
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Ft’s
Secretary OF State
Phil Ander
Knox
Augusta
William H. Taft
P. C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
New York
Senator Knox
Judge Taft
Senate
Remmers Soap absorbs Eureka in major state merger
The Remmers Soap Company absorbs Eureka Soap, creating a merger valued at $500000. Remmers, with $300000 capital stock, will relocate to Eureka’s plant at leased 2264-2275 Spring Grove Avenue. Directors include Richard W. Nell and J.S. Conser. Eureka was second largest, capitalized at $390000, and will leave its plant.
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Remmers Soap Company
Eureka Soap Company
Harrison Avenue
Richard
W. Nell
Keith
W. Harrigan
J. C. Short
J.S. Conser
Eureka
Hiso
Spring Grove
Steel Tariff Debate Highlights Need for Public Scrutiny
Washington December hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee featured Judge E H Gary chairman of United States Steel urging government control and for publication of steel affairs He argued that competitors need protection more than the steel trust and that tariffs should be set to aid independent producers while reducing labor costs Schwab echoed these views noting tariff reductions would pressure costs and that the tariff policy must protect small and independent firms amid ongoing tariff revisions
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Washington
Dec
Unites States Steel Corporation
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
House
Ways and Means Committee
The
Steel Corporation
Gary
Charles M. Schwab
Ythan
Schwab
Ae Stee
Carey
Cham Clark
Missouri
Judi Ae
Andrew Ce
Steel x
Fearful Hyde Park Residents Grapple With Firebug Threat
Hyde Park and Oakley residents fear a band of arsonists after a spate of incidents. Mrs Minchie Hollister and her daughter report suspicious visits from self styled real estate agents, while police search for clues. Dozens of burglaries and repeated arson attempts plague the area as authorities investigate a persistent threat.
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Hyde Park
Hode Park
Oakley
Ae Park
Minchie Hollister
Edi Sand Hay
Hollister
Eyman Holhiner
Secretary Root Unable to Attend Cabinet Meeting Over Knee Injury
Special Dispatch reports Secretary Root missed today’s cabinet meeting due to a knee injury. A Philadelphia specialist visited him at his home for treatment, delaying his planned public speech after the election.
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Commercial Tribuage
Washington
Root
Yenain
Philadelphia
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Herbert
F. L. Funke
Mr. Annis
Tan
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Chas.p
Harry M. Dougherty
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Theodore H. Burton
Republican Caucus Chamber
Burton Cruet
Charles Dick
Republican State Executive Committee
Hanna
Tom Li'Johnson
Harry McCaugherty
William.h. Taft
Foraker
Cincinnati
Charles P
Grossman Burton
AIS
New Yorker
SOMP
Eureka,Company
Remmers
Steel Trust
Organsization
Packers
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