Tolman Official Faces Court Amid Loan Office Scandal
Migg Katie Beimforde manager for Tolman is arraigned in police court on charges she failed to obtain a license for a salary loan office and did not file weekly business reports. Witness Joseph Smith testified to loan activity and signature tampering, highlighting a broader clash between lenders and city officials.
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Cincinnati
Migg
Katie Beimforde
D. H. Tolman
Beimforde
Morrill
Joseph PR. Smith
Pressman
West Fifth Street
Roessler Bros
Smith
Polman
Tolman
Miss Beimforde
James Meyers
William
Taft’s Fight for Senatorial Caucus Backed by Brown Plan
Cincinnati editor Charles P Taft advocates a caucus to decide the senatorial race amid tariff and naval debate. Theodore Burton hints at a potential debate with Taft before the Ohio general assembly while Taft argues for a party caucus to unite Republicans against free traders.
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Taft
Brown
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Congress of the United States
Theodore KE. Burton
General Assembly
Burton
Ohio General Assembly
A. D. Elson
Tuscarawas County
House
Elson
C. P. Taft
Senate
Alibis Planned For Men Accused of Night Riding
Union City Tenn December 23 The state asked for an adjournment of the night rider trial and announced it would close its case early Thursday The defense will claim alibis for eight defendants stating they were home the night of the murder Russell Morris Warren Morris testified he joined the riders and helped on most midnight visits His account supported prior testimony and the state sought to show threats against Russell before the trial adjournment decision day pending.
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Union City
Tenn
Ode
Tts
Eres
Russell
Warren Morris
Bud Morris
Morris
Garrett Johnson
De‘fendants
Fehringer
Ranken
Zed
Renken
Sambs
Pittsburg Graft Probes Reveal Wide City Council Corruption
Pittsburg Pa reports a sweeping graft inquiry with testimony alleging a corrupt city council. Officials tied to bribery and conspiracy face charges as details show large sums and many councilmen reachable. Bankers discussed city funds with a council member, signaling broad corruption prospects.
Inferno Devours Drucker Plant At Ninth And Broadway
A three-building Drucker & Co. trunk and valise factory on the northwest corner of Ninth and Broadway burned last night. Fire crews fought flames that climbed an elevator shaft, threatening nearby Bettman Johnson Distillery and Marks Stix shoe works, with damage estimated around seventy five thousand dollars tied to insurance. Patrolmen pursued two men escaping a rear fire escape as Chief Archibald and firefighters battled the blaze until early morning.
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M. J. Taney
Drucker Company
Arthur Hess
Ninthland
L4té
East Court
Spring ‘Streets
Brofittway
Bettman-Johnson Distillery Company
Court and
Marks, Stix, & Sach Company
Court
Bettman-Johnson Company
Sycamore
Drucker
Trank
Archibald
Nathan Drucker
Harry Drucker
Gernhardt
Hill
East Court Street
Matt Slattery
Gilbert Avenue
Elsinore
Slattery
Pat» Donovan
Hooks No. 1
Pers Nn
William Schumm
Schumm
James, Harrigan
Hook and Ladder
Fourth
Smith Streets
Donovan
Ninth Street
Donoven
James, Fallon
Company No. 9
Plum Streets
Water Tower No. 2
Vine Streets
Vine
Clifton
Lima Swept by Disastrous Blaze
Fire tore through Lima's business district around 11 PM, spreading rapidly. The blaze threatened a million-dollar loss, damaging Ingles second-hand store, Lipta & Sons busy market, a M. B. Sercees ten residences, and other nearby structures. Authorities fought flames into the night as the scene remained uncontrolled.
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Lipta
A. Oats & Sons
Ingles
A. M. B. Sercees
Géorge “W. Wood
Fire at John P. Will’s Saloon Cellar Causes Loss
A fire broke out last night in the cellar below the sitting room of John P. Will’s saloon at 1831 Race street, with $600 in damages. Fire companies Nos. 5 7 13 and 22 responded and fought flames gaining two good headway before smothering them. The building is owned by A. Dorse at 103 Findlay street. Origin of the fire unknown.
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John. P. Will
Race Street
A. Dorse
Findlay Street
Hazel jury brings in suilth verdict
Hazel jurors return a verdict after twelve hours deliberation in a Toledo court case. The report notes the state and the jury's decision in the proceeding, with details about the timing and context of the deliberations.
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Hazel Jury
Suilth
Toledo
Labor leaders jailed for contempt of court in federal injunction
Justice Wright sentences Samuel Gompers to one year in jail, John Mitchell to nine months, and Frank Morrison to six months for contempt for violating a federal injunction against endorsing the Buck Stove and Range Co boycott. All appeal, bonds set, family and labor leaders present. court delivers blistering critique of defiance.
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Samuel Gompers
John’ Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation’ of Labor
Justice Wright
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Today
Buck Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Wright
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
Labor Press
Sald
Hearing on Billboard Ordinance Expected to Go to Court
Two weeks more may see the billboard code battle go to court as delegates from business groups and billboard firms clash over proposed regulations. Attorneys argued constitutional issues, with Tyree urging that Cincinnati rules mirror St Louis and New York decisions.
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Cincinnati Gunning System
United States
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Missouri
New York
Illinois
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