Labor Fights Tough Battle for Anderson in Ohio Race
Union leaders plan a rapid campaign to back Carl C. Anderson of Fostoria for U.S. Senator from Ohio. Samuel Gompers sends a telegram of support via Frank Morrison, with Ohio Federation of Labor backing to boost endorsements and pressure legislators statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Congress
Gompers
Washington
Carl C. Anderson
Columbus
Morrison
American Fei of Labor
American Federation of Bor
United States
Ohio
Happy Wyear
Samuel Gompers
Ohio Federation
Harmon
Charles Dick
Buckeye
National Congress
Legislative Advance Guard
Thomas Jefferson
Frank Hillenkamp
Toledo
Callius
Poland resigns from Ohio tax commission
M P Poland resigns from the Ohio state tax commission citing inability to cooperate with two other members over adopting a scientific method for real estate appraisal. Appointed July 1, he had urged uniform rules for equalizing values across eighty eight counties and two thousand taxing districts. Governor Harmon accepted the resignation effective after December 15.
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Coreet
Senna Ree
RISON
Columbus
Poland
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Ohio State Association of Realty Boards
Tax Commission of
Ohio
Langdon Chosen as Ohio House Floor Leader in 1910 Caucus
Lawrence K. Langdon, progressive Republican from Warren County, selected by acclamation as the minority floor leader in the Ohio House. William W. Riddle presented his name. Langdon declined many appointments beyond the rules committee. The caucus also named staff for Cleveland and Akron offices and discussed other committee assignments for Republicans and Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lawrence K
Warren County
William W. Riddle
Logan County
Cleveland
James B. Lewis
Bill Clerk
Hilla M. Scriven
Akron
Agnes Morgan
Cincinnati
Henry Blair, Jr
Owen Wooley
Pege
R. E. Cribben
Porter
Langdon
Crist
Delaware
Speigel
Mr. Reed
Washington D. H
Gusweiler
Cincinirmati
Tidrick
Carrollton
Cooper
Youngstown
Senate
Timberman Kills Neighbor in Land Dispute Near Hamlin
Clarence Ford a wealthy timberman was shot and killed by William Geary during a dispute over a large tract of land in Lincoln county. Geary fled into the mountains after the shooting and a posse of timbermen pursued him as a battle was anticipated.
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Clarence Ford
Hamlin
Lincoln County
W. Va
William Geary
Huntington
Ford
Geary
Woman injured in Reading Road stumble near Rockdale
A woman fell on Reading road near Rockdale avenue as debris from Cincinnati Street Car repairs left the way rough. She was revived at a drug store by Dr Henry Bettman and later returned home with a friend. her identity and condition were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxsey
Brookins
Willard
Charles Wilara
Curtis Team
Ske
Reading Road
Cincinnati Street Car Company
Rockdale Avenue
Henry Bettman
Aviators Killed Since Flying Began List Of Dates
A historical register notes aviation fatalities with dates and locations from 1908 to 1910. Entries include Lieutenants Thomas citedage US Fort diver Washington and many others across France Italy Germany and the United States, naming cities such as Juvisy Paris Nice Bordeaux St Petersburg and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Citedage
U Se
Washington, D. C
Aviation death toll marks grim year with record monoplanes
New York reports 27 aviators and passengers killed in 1910 as the era of heavy falls continues. Selfridge died earlier in 1908 with Wright in Fort Myer. Moisant Hoxsey and Johnstone also perished this year. Monoplanes rapidly set world records, signaling a swift but deadly ascent for aviation.
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Hoxsey
Steele
Mount Wilson
Walter Brookins
Wright
New York
Moisant
Thomas B. Selfridge
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Puaseuses
Johnstone
Belmont Park
Long Island
International Federation
Claude Grehame-White
Morrow Named for Covington District Attorney Post
Senators Bradley Langley and Caleb Powers urged President to appoint Edward P Morrow of Somerset Ky as district attorney for the Covington district to replace J N Sharp whose withdrawal was noted Morrow is a nephew of Senator Bradley and his youth may invite objections Greenup resident J B Bennett also mentioned as a potential nominee
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Washington
W. Qo.bradley
John .W. Langley
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Edward P.”. Morrow
Somerset
Covington
J. N. Sharp
Morrow
Bradley
J. B. Bennett
Greenup
New Year 1911 Opened With Bells and Jubilation
Midnight ushered in 1911 with bells whistles and church organ thunder as time erased 1910. Crowds filled downtown venues and cafes while prophesied fireworks and alarms sounded. Churches held quiet watch services and many shared toasts as revelers welcomed the new year.
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Jackson
Huron County Accounts Examined by Officials
Former Huron county clerk Frank E. Miller, arrested in Detroit for embezzlement, is charged with illegally taking 491.49 of public funds. A state examination filed with State Auditor Fullington shows 308 of the amount linked to cash-book errors and erasures shifting fees from the clerk’s fund to his personal column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Columbus
Frank E. Miller
Huron County
Detroit
Fullington
Roy H. Cope
Mason County to Send Men to Lexington Meeting
Tobacco growers of Mason county held a meeting to appoint representatives for the Lexington meeting on January 5. J. C. Everett, Thomas A. Keith named by independents and James N. Kehne for the Burley society were chosen to vote for a six year pool and a cut out of the 1911 crop and a second crop in the six year period to ensure fair tobacco value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Mason County
J. C. Everett
Thomas’ A. Keith
Independents
Burley Society
Med
A.feir
Tobacca
Aeroplanes Turn Turtle in New Orleans Flight
A wind gust capsizes leading birdmen planes in New Orleans. The accident leaves a jumbled wreckage with colleagues recalling sorrow. A seven thousand foot ascent is noted as part of the event and women companions react with tears.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Sam Gompers
Fostoria
Harmain
Denver
William Hayward Taft
Judson Harmon
Republican Party
John J. Lentz
AIR
John A. .Moisant
Moisant's
Aeroplane
Arch Hoxsey
Air Sport
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Harrison Building
Evans
Williams
Lorain
Senate Committee On Committees
W. H. Shaffer
Paulding
Thomas A. Dean
Fremont
James Reynolds
John N. Stockwell
H. L. Yount
Greenville
Isaac Huffman
Hamilton
Huffman
Finance Committee
Miami
Reynolds and Stockwell
John B. Mollant
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Continents
John B. Moisant
Mississippi River
Molsant
Eth
English Channel
San Francisco
Marida
Lulu
Alfred J
International Aviators’ Association
Salvador
Chicago
Campbell-Wood
G. P. Campbell-Wood
Aero Club of America
Union Station
Aehich Silenti
Arch Hoxley
Conres
Reading
Ena Rossi
Rome
Louis F. Ferber
Boulogne
France
Antonio Fernandez
Nice
Leon de Lagraige
Bordeaux
Herbert L. E. Blon
San Sebastian
Spain
Chauvette Michelin
Lyons
Aindan de Zoselley
M. Logely
Budapest
Eugene Speyer
Robi
Stettin
Germany
Charles Wachter
Rheims
Nicholas Kinel
Ghent
Mamath
Bout
Edmond Poillot
Eames
Ernst Plochman
Heinrich Hans
Machie-Vich
St. Petersburg
Mente
F. Blanchard
V. Saghetta
Ralph Johnston
Walter Archer
Céel Gracé
Nel
Alexander l Laffort
Marques
Mario Paulla
Issy-Les-Monlineaux
Lieutenant de Caumont
Bue
Wilbur Wright
Name Morrow
Bradley, Langley
Somerset Man
Frank. E. Miller
Bleriot
Sor
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