Friends worry over Major Taggart's serious illness in California
Columbus dispatch reports Major Elmore F. Taggart U.S. Army on sick leave from the Philippines, dangerously ill at Presidio Hospital. He returned aboard the Sherman after dysentery and a Manila treatment, gained weight en route, but a nervous relapse followed his arrival and concern over his children’s custody. friends fear he is a broken man.
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Borzac
CoLumsuts
Otc
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Elmore F. Taggart
Wooster
Taggart
Philippines
Sherman
Presidio Hospital
Septe
Manila
Leyte
United States
Major Taggart
Voice From Dead Attacks Cox Heresy in Church Trial Row
The widow of Harlan Cleveland and other church elders disclose a letter posthumously urging public censure of Rev. George Clarke Cox at Calvary Church. Attorney Mortimer Matthews and Henry L. Woodward report Cleveland’s wish to publish the letter and call for trial or decisive action.
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Cox
Harlan Cleveland
Cincinnati
Protestant Episcopal Church
George Clarke Cox
Calvary Church
E Clarke Cox
Standing Committee
Cleveland
Mortimer Matthews
Henry L. Woodward
Southern
Ohio
Samuel G. Welles
Boston Residents Face Blue Law Violations in Court
About 1200 Boston residents were summoned as the Sunday law controversy between District Attorney Moran and Police Commissioner O'Meara played out in Municipal Court Special Justice Duff's rulings covered theater scenery transfers after midnight illegal, collecting hotel offal on Sunday unlawful, Sunday orchestras forbidden, and Sunday ice cream delivery restricted. The case against William Hession for sidewalk cleaning was continued to January 14 with federal defense planned.
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Boston
John Moran
Stephen O’meara
William Hession
Federal
United States
Lewis
Hession
Testimony Continues in Licorice Paste Case
Karl Jungbluth of MacAndrews & Forbes grows ill while testifying in the licorice paste antitrust action. H. E. Young of the Young Company defends his limited role and denies conspiracy or Sherman act violations. The court hears witnesses on character and company profits as the case resumes Monday.
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Baltimore Corcern
MacAndrews & Forbes
Karl Jungbluth
New York
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
Jungbluth
Cincinnati
H. E. Young
J. S. Young Company
Baltimore
Young Company
Lewis Company
Young
Continental Tobacco Company
Continental Company
Orient
Taft
Messrs. Jungbluth
WW. Martin
Louisville
A. H
Post
Richmond
John H. Rand
Jungbirth
Charles ‘M. Stock
Telegram Rumor Put Jungbluth Suffering In Cincinnati
A telegram said Karl Jungbluth was in critical condition in Cincinnati but his son Karl Jungbluth Jr. later said the father spoke by phone at 9 30 p m and that the condition was not serious. He advised his son to stay in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Karl Jungbluth
Karl Jungbluth, Jr
Brookline
Glenmary
Clifton
Dynamite Blast Damages Tobacco Warehouse at Princeton
A second attempt by unknown parties to destroy R T Sidamith’s tobacco warehouse in Princeton failed as a damp dynamite charge caused little damage. No injuries were reported and authorities investigated the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Princeton
Horse Free as Train Strikes Cab at Local Crossing
At the High Street crossing of the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad a cab horse owned by Shollenberger Bros and driven by Robert Havens caught its foot in the track. While freeing the animal passenger train No 52 struck the cab, knocking it over but the horse escaped with Sean Ferris.
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Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Shollenbarger Bros
Robert Havers
Havens
Sean Ferris
Fearing OwVonge Wife Shoots Self in Ohio Store Death
Mrs. William Keefe, 25, formerly Lulu Brandenburg, killed herself in Hamilton County Ohio at a store and undertaking establishment after her husband announced intent to seek a divorce. The couple had lived in Connersville Indianapolis and Cincinnati recently. Her body to be buried in Oxford.
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Lulu Brandenburg
Roland Brandenburg
Oxford
Hamilton
Shea trial polices testimony rejected in conspiracy case
In Chicago on January 4 the defense sought police testimony to prove disorder during the teamsters strike was caused by strike breakers, not strikers. The State objected, arguing irrelevance to charges. Judge Ball ruled the police testimony inadmissible, and the testimony was not received.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Kaiser to build fastest cruiser at 20 000 tons
Berlin reports Kaiser intends to eclipse the world 50 for armored cruisers by greatly enlarging an already authorized cruiser to 20 000 tons. The ship will use turbine engines to achieve top speed and surpass existing battleships.
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London
Berlin
The
Daily _Mail
Reichstag
Wanchip Wanted in Nicaragua by Yankee Company
The Emory mahogany firm of Boston seeks U S warship aid as President Zelaya seizes its plant at Bluefields Nicaragua. Arbitration delays anger company reps and Washington interests including Judge Penfield. Emory operates a large Chelsea Mass plant for processing raw mahogany into goods.
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Wanchip
Nicaragua
Yankee Company
Orleans
Bluefields
Zelaya
George D. Emory & Co
Boston
Mass
Mahogany ST Beere
United States
George D., Emory & Co
Emory Company
Mosquito
Emorys
Samuel D. Spellman
Managua
Emory
Merry
Washington
Penfield
State Department
Chelsea
Wilson Pleases Peoria Distillers on New Whisky Law
Dispatch from Peoria reports Secretary Wilson met with local distillers to interpret the new law on blended goods. Officials indicate the department may liberalize the clause like spirits and allow mixing with properly tested or rectified spirits, easing constraints on Peoria manufacturers.
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Commercial Tribune
Peoria
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Plea to fast track city hospital at hilltop showdown
The City Council chamber echoed with a fight over the new City Hospital. Former Board of Public Service President Marx pressed for immediate bids for the Burnet avenue site, denouncing delays and urging public action amid broad support from business and labor groups.
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Council
Board of Public Service
Marx
Burnet Avenue
Mr. Marx
City Co Cil Chamber
Board of Public Service Rooms
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