Tolman Arrested in Salary Loan Case at Court Street
D H Tolman son of D H Tolman and partner in a business tied to national fame was arrested by James Meyers of the city auditor’s office near Court and Main streets. He faces a charge of violating the salary loan ordinance after being taken to centre police station. Tolman, 33, registered from New York City and had been in Cincinnati days. An injunction to stop further license fee actions was sought by his attorneys Kapp and Foster in superior court. Continued on second page.
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James Meyers
City Auditor
Main Streets
Centre
Tolman
New York City
Central Station
Cincinnati
Gibson House
Superior Court
Kapp & Foster
Phattuck
von Bargen
Ag “9 Primab
Meyers
Taft
Chattanooga
Tenn
Young Men's Christian Association
Mr. Taft
Panama
Augusta
Southland
Atlanta
Charleston
S.C
New Orleans
Hitchcock
Frank H. Hitchcock
Henry G. Hammond
Henry C. Maxwell
Reign of Gomez Ends as Caracas Crisis Unfolds
The Venezuelan regime of Castro collapses amid conspiracy claims to kill Gomez. Acting President Juan Vicente Gomez seizes control, the Bank of Venezuela cancels Castro’s credit, and a new progressive ministry forms as the plot is thwarted.
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Reign OF
Gigtro Ewos
Gomez
Caracas
Willemstad
Venezuela
Castro
Republic
Yellow House
la Guayra
Berlin
Bank of Venezuela
Paris
Europe
Juan Vicente Gomez
Woman Points Out Riders And Details Their Attacks
In Union City Tennessee on December 22 Emma Jackson a state witness in the night riders trial described visits, threats and assaults by the band led by Garrett Johnson. Her daughter Dora Jackson corroborated. She identified about twenty seven riders and recounted repeated episodes of intimidation and violence including the burning of a house and ordered killings.
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Union City
Tenn
Emma Jackson
Dora Jackson
Reelfoot
Ranken
Fehringer
Fagan
Harvey
Garrett Johnson
Camp Némo
Garrett, Johnson
Sacus
Httle
Mrs. Jackson
Grand
Jackson
Mr. Cabesen
Jereen
Sithees
Will Russell
Spo
Roosevelt's non explosive reply to Congress described
The article outlines President Roosevelt's planned reply to Congress about Secret Service limits. It states the message will be temperate and cautious, not explosive, inviting a careful second reading of the controversial paragraph. It notes he will quote congressional records to support his assertion that curbing the service aimed to shield lawmakers from spying.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt Labay
Gm ‘Réqn
House of Representative
Secret Service
House
Secret Service Bureau
Cleveland Women Quit Jewish Council
The Race Land Council of Jewish Women voted to withdraw from the national body in Cincinnati accusing national officers of unfair methods in efforts to expel Cleveland from the organization.
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Gleveland
Cleveland, O
Raceland Council of Jewish Women
The
Satan Council
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Woghess Plage Under the Kaiee Cabis Mystery
Fragmentary text from an old page notes a cryptic event named Woghess Plage with the Kaiee group and Cabis. The readable words suggest a local intrigue or coded incident awaiting clarification.
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Woghess Plage
Herald Square Theater Fire Douses Brightly as Audience Unaware
A fire started by an electric sign at the Herald Square theater on Thirty Fifth Street and Broadway damaged the front of the building and upper gallery. The performance was cut short, no injuries reported, chorus girls sought shelter at the Marlborough hotel, and next door saloon and cigar shop were nearly destroyed. Firemen battled the blaze as wind driven snow swirled outside.
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New York
Herald Square
Broadway
Lyon
Marlborough Hotel
Pittsburg Officials Face Bribery Probe Evidence Tied to Decoy Money
A flashlight photo of a city council member accepting decoy money from a promoter is a central exhibit as seven council members and two former bank officials await a preliminary hearing on bribery and related charges. Bank records and testimonies are expected to connect a $17 500 entry to bank dealings aimed at securing city deposits.
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Pittsburg
Teaigue
Bown
Taft Plans Texas Visit After Inauguration
President elect Taft will tour Texas with Dallas as a major stop after his inauguration. Invitations from thirty Texas towns seek a personal welcome and aim to connect his administration with the South. He will also visit Atlanta and Charleston en route to Panama, with a return landing in New Orleans.
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Augusta
Taft
Texas
Congress
Dallas
Lone Star
Night Rider Case Dismissed In Federal Court
Demurrers by North River and Globe and Rutland Insurance co s were upheld defending losses from the Russellville Kentucky night rider raid of January 2 1908 The ruling dismisses the suits and sends the matter to the United States circuit court of appeals due to federal jurisdiction and similar Kentucky litigation surrounding night rider violence.
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Louisville
North River
Globe
Rutget’s
Lockett-Wake Tobacco Company
Russellville
Walter Evans
Evans
United States Circnit Court of Appeals
Presidental
Kentucky
Herrick and Taft Aide Meet as Senatorial Fight Heats Up
A Columbus conference tied to the senatorial campaign involved former Governor Herrick, Charles P. Taft, and Taft allies amid rumors of Burton and Foraker candidacies. Varied explanations cited Herrick’s Columbus visit and possible moves to sway patronage and caucus dynamics in Ohio politics.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Theodore Burton
Myron T. Herrick
Charles P. Taft
Republican State Organization
Joseph B. Foraker
Burton
Herrick
Columbus Club
East Broad Street
Taft
Joseph Garretson
Messrs. Taft
Herrick Columbus
William H. Taft
Charles Dick
Northern Ohio
Cuyahoga
Rick
Tate
Forak
Foraker
Cleveland
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D. H. Tolman
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Cent
Baltimore Sun
Grand Jury
Threshhold
Judge Bhaw
Reelfoot Lake
Roe
Shaw
Nerana
Wythey
National Council
Mancheper’s Witte
Cabis
Herald Square Theater
Burns
Pittsburger
Department of Publ’ Safety
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Harrison Nesbit
W. Ramsey
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A. Vilsack
Eae Aia Ecg
Guthrie
Wee
Sekine
TPE
Mason and Dixon’s
Tobacco Company
Buy. Tobacco
Clarksville
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