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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1908

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Hamilton County Pages Vary by Assembly Excluding Pax-ton

Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives in Hamilton County are listed with the exception of Thomas B. Paxton, a member of the House, per the compiled roster.

Senate House OF Representatives Hamilton County Thomas B. Paxton HOUSE

Tobacco Trouble Brings Acute Stage to Tobacco Growers

Independent Kentucky and Tennessee growers who sold to the so called trust suffer the greatest losses. Night riders raid Russellville injure and destroy property. Growers refuse purchase offers and vow court action against the American Tobacco Company amid Governor Wilson’s crackdown. Chronology shows rising farmer organization and assaults on independents. The Union of Equity and related associations seek fair prices feeding escalating violence. (Continued on Second Page.)

Kentucky Tennessee Trust Commercial Tribune Louisville Russellville American Tobacco Company Willson Frankfort New York American Society of Equity Burley Light Colored Leaf) Tobacco Association Dark Tobacco Association Affiliatea Farmers’ Society Princeton Hopkinsville Tobacco Trust Antitrust Societies America

Roosevelt Shows Horseman ship 13 Poor in America

Washington dispatch reports thirteen photographs illustrating European horsemanship rivaling American skill. The exhibit, sent by the President and Chief of Staff, urges infantry captains to be mounted and remount depots to improve army riding.

Roosevelt America Con House Committee On Military Affairs Bell

Five Yeggmen Rob Loveland Postoffice in Midnight Heist

A gang of five yeggmen robbed the Loveland Postoffice shortly after midnight. They triggered an explosion to breach the safe and fled as bloodhounds pursued them. Inspectors arrived. amount stolen remains undetermined as officials delay examination.

Loveland

Japanese Soldiers Ordered Home to Tokyo

Vancouver reports a wave of Japanese reserve soldiers being sent back to Japan from the Pacific coast. Hundreds are said to have arrived from the south of the international boundary and prepared to depart for Tokyo. Japanese officials deny knowledge while Asiatic Exclusion League claims solid confirmation of the order.

Tokyo Commercial Tribune Vancouver B. C International Boundary Line Japan Morikawa Puget Sound Custom House Asiatic Exclusion League Pacific Washington Oregon

Thaw Trial Hearings Raise Witness Admissibility Question

As Harry K. Thaw faces a second trial, District Attorney Jerome weighs barring Mrs. J Evelyn Nesbit Thaw from testifying. Legal experts argue the issue tests a key precedent from the first trial regarding testimony and its potential impact on the defendant's mind.

Commercial Tribune New York Harry’ K. ‘Thaw Victor Dowling Supreme Court Jerome J. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Wood Virginia

Missing Cincinnati pharmacist leaves note and family

Charles W. Werity of 1554 Baymiller Street vanishes after writing a brief note to his son promising to return. He leaves behind his wife and three children including a 3 year old girl believed to have accompanied him. Local efforts to locate him have stalled and concerns for his safety grow. The case details his career in Cincinnati and a brief stint in Los Angeles before returning with his family.

Charles W. Werity Baymiller Street Cincignati Jils Charles, Jr Findlay and Elm Streets Charles Freericks Cincinnati Los Angeles Cal Wolff H. G. Schmuelling Longview San Francisco Gustav A. Wolff Magnolia Street Weber Elizabeth Charley May Tot

Roosevelt Attitude on Hospital Ships Sparks Navy Row

President Roosevelt denounces Rear Admiral Brownson for resigning over hospital ship control and urges loyalty to the navy. He calls for calm, factual debate on construction and training while condemning sensational exaggeration and factionalism in naval controversies.

Roosevelt Commercial Tribune Washington Willard H. Brownson Brownson Navy Department Metcalf Converse Navigation Bureau White House Secretary of the Navy Pillsbury Bureau of Navigation Bureau Department Path Service

Little Egypt Dancer Catherine Devine Found Dead in New York

Catherine Devine known as Little Egypt and rumored to have danced at the Seeley dinner at Sherry's, was found dead in her New York apartment under mysterious circumstances. The body showed bruises and police are investigating possible natural causes.

Commercial Tribune New York Catherine Devine Sherry’s Tony

Body Found on Tracks Near South Side Elevated

The mangled body of Lyman W. Barber, secretary of the Standard Car Truck Co and former Beaver Dam manufacturer, was found on the tracks of the South Side Elevated Railroad Co early today. Police believe he was struck by a train around 4 15 this morning after his watch stopped at that hour.

Commercial Tribune Cago Lyman W. Barber Standard Car Truck Company Beaver Dam Wis South Side Elevated Railroad Company Barber

Sagan Seeks Damages in Assault Suit in Paris

Prince Helie De Sagan files assault suit against Count Bon De Castellane in Paris Criminal Court seeking one franc damages. Case set for January 21 hearing.

Paris Prince Helie de Sagan Count Bon de Castellane

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