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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

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Board of Agriculture Opposes Harmon's Wish in Ohio

Ohio board reorganizes amid clashes with Governor Harmon. Pat Sandles elected secretary with Republican support, Kilgore elected president, Flemming retained as assistant secretary, and Harmon abstains from voting. Key figures include W. L. Finley and Harvey C. Garber discredited as leaders, Sandles a longtime local official.

Finley Garber Sandles Commercial Tribune Columbus State Board of Agriculture W. L. Finley National Democratic Judson Harmon Jacob Beicher Lake County C. H. Hanson Urbana T. L. Calvert Kilgore Hanson Fields James W. Flemming Flemming Calvert Martin L. Bunnell Waynesville Warren County Democratic State Organization Harmon Bunnell Democratic State Executive Committee E. J. Filbin Cleveland R. H. Rams‘dell N. E. Shaw Clermont County Ottawa Putnam County Senate

State House Finance Plans Hearings on State Institution Needs

In Columbus on January 26 the house finance committee opens regular sessions to hear requests from state institutions for portions of the state income. Three committee members including Cobb Jones and Justice toured Dayton Cincinnati Oxford and Xenia before meeting in Columbus with Chairman Ritter. Estimated requests total about 11 million dollars with penitentiary seeking 306 910 and Mansfield Ohio State Reformatory 215 700 Longview State Hospital 214 000 and Ohio State University 486 125 about 200 000 above last year.</s>

Commercial Tribune Columbus House of Representatives Cobb, Jones and Justice Dayton Cincinnati Oxford Xenia Ritter Columpus Penitentiary Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Longview State Hospital Ohio State University

Lincoln Memorial building dedication invitation in Westerville

Robert T. Lincoln of Chicago, son of Abraham Lincoln, is invited to the February 12 dedication of the Lincoln Memorial building and publishing plant site in Westerville on Lincoln centenary day. Cleophas Breckinridge of near Springfield, Illinois, will also be invited. Abraham Lincoln influenced the temperance pledge incident. he will be asked to relate it.

Chicago Commercial Tribune Columbus Robert T. Lincoln Abraham Lincoln The League Westerville Cleophas Breckinridge Breckinridge Springfield Ill

Governor Harmon Tours State Institution Custodial Farm

Governor Harmon and a prison reform committee visited the custodial farm at the State Institution for Feeble Minded near Morgan's Station in a detailed inspection. A prior investigating committee had proposed using the farm to employ some penitentiary prisoners.

Commercial Tribune Columbus, CO Harmon Legislative Committee On State Institution Morgan’s Station

Governor Harmon invited to speak at Cleveland memorial

T. O. Bryant, chair of the committee behind the Grover Cleveland memorial in New York on March 18, invites Governor Harmon to deliver an address during Cleveland's second administration.

Cleveland Memorial Columbus T. OO. Bryant Grover Cleveland New York Harmon Eral Cleveland

California Legislature Asked To Heed Roosevelt

Sacramento cal January 26 Governor Gilletts message on the Japanese question to the legislature crystallized sentiment for and against the pills by Drew and Johnson. The president informed the governor it would be dangerous to enact any law that might be construed as discriminatory by Japan. He indicated another letter was on the way. The governor reviewed federal and Japanese actions and noted immigration figures show a decline. The immigration question remains for the federal government to decide.

Sacramento Cal Gillett Drew and Johnson Roosevelt Japan Grove L. Johnson Itapanese United States California

Roosevelt Letter Unrevealed by White House

Washington January 26 no idea of what the letter contained which President Roosevelt has written to Governor Gillett of California could be gained at the White House Secretary Leeb said there was nothing to say.

Washington Roosevelt Gillett California White House Leeb Republic Obaldia Mr. Taft Amador Arias Mr. Rainey General Assembly Panama Randolph G. Ward New York Arnold Shanklin Bureau of Forestry William Nelson Cromwell Republic’ of Roger L. Farnham W.S. Harvey Stevens Rainey Illinois Minn Taft United States

Banquet Urges Fusion Of Cincinnati Civic Bodies

250 guests heard Ryerson Ritchie urge Liberal publicity and proper organization at the Cincinnati Adver tisers' club dinner. He proposed merging the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Men's club and federation of other civic groups to create a city-wide economic organism focused on public welfare and growth.

Boston Ryerson Ritchie Cincinnati Business Men's Club Advertisers’ Club of Chamber of Commerce Ritchie

Tolman Pays Up For Bage License

Attorneys for D H Tolman loan office proprietor met City Auditor Von Bargen and paid the city license for business. The annual license is 250 dollars, Tolman paid 750 dollars in total. Hamilton Ohio January 26 the council tonight passed an ordinance licensing chattel mortgage and salary loan brokers modeled after the Cincinnati ordinance with a 100 dollar annual license and penalties from 100 to 500 dollars for violations.

von Barrgen D. H. Tolman von Bargen Tolman Hamilton Commercial Tribune Ounc Cincinnati

Bill to bring loan lenders under state banking supervision

Senator Burlingame of Brooklyn introduces a broad bill to place all loan companies and lenders on salaries and chattel mortgages under the state superintendent of banks. It also regulates pawnbroking and requires state licenses with revocation for grievance proven violations. The aim is to curb criminal loan sharks operating in New York City.

Commercial Tribune Albany N. Y Burlingame Brooklyn Manhattan New York City

Marshall Night Riders Trial Sparks Alibi Conflicts

In Union City Tennessee on January 26 the Marshall night rider trial resumed with the defendant on the stand as the state pressed alibi contradictions based on Ben McMurkury’s alleged perjury. Witnesses Ethelbert Rogers and Dolph Hicks also testified against Marshall while Colonel R. Z. Taylor rebutted defense alibi claims. The case proceeds toward jury verdict after rebuttal and closing arguments. Also in Waycross Georgia fifteen Ware County indictments target alleged Beach night riders for shooting and rioting that wounded Maggie Taylor aged 14.

Union City Tenn Marshall Ben. McMurkury McMurkury Patterson R. Z. Taylor Walnut Log Ethelbert Rogers Dolph Hicks Colonel Spares Hill Caldwell Clyde Lannon Waycross Ware County Beach Maggie Taylor Leonard P. Taylor

Three More Women Attacked In Dayton Streets

Dayton Ohio January 26. Reports describe a string of assaults in a city area away from the Forschner murder site. Two girls resisted a lone man with hatpins helping another woman to confront the man near the east end. Mrs David Wirth fought off the attacker with her handbag. Police describe a suspect, with a partial description, connected to the Forschner case, while a Houston criminologist lends support to a negro suspect theory. Mary Forschner was buried today with pallbearers from her family.

Dayton Dutoit Street David Wirth Barbara Schaff Forschner William B. Norris Houston Tex Mary M. Forschner

Labor Officials Ordered to Pay Contempt Costs

Washington January 2 4 President Samuel Gompers Vice President John Mitchell and Secretary Frank Morrison of the AFL were held in contempt and imprisoned in DC jail. Justice Wright ordered them to pay about 1500 dollars in costs of the proceedings that led to the contempt sentence.

Washington Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor District of Columbia Wright District Supreme Court

Taft Party Well on Way to Panama

A wireless from the cruiser Montana to the Atlantic station says at 8:50 p m the North Carolina and Montana with President elect Taft aboard passed Watlings Island light on the way to Panama. Weather is fine and all aboard are well. Watlings Island lies in the Bahama group 220 miles northeast of Cuba, first Columbus landing site called San Salvador.

Charleston S. C Atlantic Montana North Carolina Taft Panama Watlings Island Bahama Group Cuba Columbus New World San Salvador

Captain Sealby and Jack Binns Cheered at Dock

In New York the post collision pageant honored Captain I Sealby and Wireless Operator Jack Binns of the Republic. Florida’s crew worked amid debris as it prepared for drydock. Richards released a statement accusing the Republic of high speed in fog.

Captain Sealby Jack Binns Dock New York Nantucket White Star Republic Florida I. Sealby Rospini C. B. Richards & Co Archibald Thatcher Admiralty Richards

Panama Canal Battle Draws in Congress

Rep Rainey accuses Cromwell Farnham Taft and allies of looting Panama revenues and forests while pressing Obaldia for Panama presidency in a push for a congressional Panama canal probe. Rep Stevens rebukes charges and defends the canal project as legitimate and necessary.

Stevens Rainey Washington William Nelson Cromwell Roger J. Farnham Charles P. Taft Republic of Panama Treasury United States Illinois Canal Zone Congress Taft

Senate judiciary panel to press steel merger inquiry

The Senate judiciary committee will proceed with an inquiry into President Roosevelt authority over the United States Steel absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron. Attorney General Bonaparte argues the Commerce and Labor Act bars certain information while data from Judge Gary and Henry Frick is cited as essential to the probe.

Washington Senate Roosevelt United States Steel Corporation Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Judiciary Judiciary Committee Bonaparte Department of Commerce and Labor Tennessee Commissioner of Corporations Congress E. H. Gary H. C. Frick Commerce and Labor Act Messrs Frick Gary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Board OF Agriculture Jesse L. Cross Fices County Fayette County Ohio State Board OF Agriculture Longview Lincoln’s Ben Mulford Washington Star Georgia Gompers Mitchell Morrison Repub Lic Operator Binn Binns Sealby Operator Binns Hansom Baltic Lower Broadway Panama Canal
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