Cincinnati Women Invite Federation Convenes in Boston
Special dispatch reports the Cincinnati Woman's Club inviting federation delegates while Mrs Philip P Moore of Missouri wins the presidency by a wide margin at the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Ohio backs Moore amid a contest with Mrs May Alden Ward of Boston.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Cincinnati
McLean Blair
Cincinnati Woman's
Allen
Philip P. Moore
Missouri
Ohio
Moore
May Alden Ward
Massachusetts
Queen City
East
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Magnolia
North Shore
A. L. Whittaker
Winthrop Highlands
Mr. Whittaker
Hampden
Cincinnati Slayer Attempts Death by Own Action
Frank Gott, a ten year Hamilton County inmate who shot Dr Dan Ziger, attempted suicide in the Ohio Penitentiary asylum. He used a penknife to carve multiple wounds, laughed at his danger, then grew violent until restrained by guards. Gott, 35, has a West Virginia family.
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Frank Gott
Dr. Danziger
Penitentiary Asylum
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Hamilton County
Danziger
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
West Virginia
Mutiny Among Convicts Near Atlanta Ends With Shooting
One negro convict was shot and seriously wounded during a mutiny at a camp twenty miles from Atlanta on the Roswell road when the inmates refused to go to work. The incident occurred late this afternoon amid unrest among the convicts.
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Atlanta
Roswell Road
Murder charged a boy of ten in Minnesota
A dispatch from Lesueur Minnesota reports Robert Jardine aged ten is jailed in Asota charged with first degree murder. He allegedly shot and killed Russell St John after lying in wait as the coroner's jury testified. Authorities weigh how to proceed against the youth.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Lesueur
Robert Jardine
Asota
Jardine
Russell St. John
City approves ten year gas contract at public works
Hamilton Ohio June 30 The City Council passed an ordinance authorizing the Board of Public Service to receive bids and enter a ten year gas purchase contract. Officials say gas will be produced at city works for thirty cents per 1000 cubic feet and billed to private customers for seventy cents with ten percent off for prompt payment within five days.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Board of Public Service
Appellate Court Rules Sunday Picture Shows Not Illegal
In New York on June 30 the Appellate Division Brooklyn reversed Henry Hemleth’s Sunday show conviction ruling that moving pictures on Sunday do not violate the law. Judge Gaynor cited John Calvin and John Knox to illustrate innocent amusements on any day.
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New York
John Calvin
A&b
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Gaynor
John Knox
Calvin
Geneva
Henry Hemleth
Palmer shoots at wife in Newark killing himself
Frank Palmer of Woodside attempted to kill his wife Lena in Newark with a pistol. Day ton H. Grover, a jeweler, intervened and was shot in the arm. Palmer then killed himself, with jealousy toward Grover cited as the motive.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Palmer
Woodside
Lena
Ton H. Grover
Grover
Palmer
Striking Shopmen Fire On Italians In Arkansas Clash
In Van Buren Arkansas on June 30 striking workers fired on Italian strikebreakers. Two strikebreakers were seriously wounded after more than 200 shots were exchanged. The mob dispersed as citizens arrived. no attackers were reported injured.
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van Buren
Ark
St. Louis & Iron Mountain Railway Company
Governor Harris to speak at Columbus homecoming week
Mrs. Andrew L. Harris leaves for Eaton as Preble County Union veterans reunion is set for Thursday with the governor to address them. Friday features historical exercises with the governor and E. O. Randall. Saturday includes a Fourth of July address by the governor and O. T. Corson.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
Eaton
Preble County Union
E. O. Randall
Ohio State Historical Society
O. T. Corson
Thomas Wins Nomination at Kentucky Democratic Convention
R. G. Thomas was nominated for Congress today by the Third District Democratic Convention in Bowling Green Kentucky. He secured the nomination during the party gathering held in the state.
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Kentucky
Bowling Green
R. G. Thomas
Ruthenian Student Condemned for Governor Potocki Killing
In Lenberg today Mieroslaw Siczynski a Ruthenian student was condemned to death for the April 12 assassination of Count Andreas Potocki the Governor of Galicia Austria Poland.
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Lenberg
Mieroslaw Siczynski
Andreas Potocki
Galicia
Booth & Co Pleads Guilty to Taking Rebates
Booth and Co a major fish and oyster firm in the West pleaded guilty in Chicago to accepting concessions from two eastern railroads the Lehigh Valley and Nickel Plate. The indictment was filed last year with most counts dismissed and Judge Landis will rule later. The maximum penalty cited is a $20 000 fine.
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Chicago
A. Booth & Co
Landis
Railroads Get Injunction Over Transfer Charges
United States Circuit Court judges issued an interlocutory decree suspending the Interstate Commerce Commission order lowering livestock transfer charges from $2 to $1 per car. Receivers Stickney and Smith of the Chicago Great Western sued, with Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. Chicago & Alton. Rock Island. Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe among defendants. The case argued May 28 drew leading railroad counsel.
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Interstate Commission
ST. Paul
Min
Sanborn, Hook and Adams
United States Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Union
Adams
Stickney and Smith
Chicago Great Western
Chicago, Milwaukee & Star
Chicago & Alton
Rock Island, Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe
Comptroller Lutz Secured as ICC Chief Examiner
Charles A. Lutz, after sixteen years with the L&N Railroad accounting department and since 1901 as Assistant Comptroller, is named Chief Examiner of Accounts in the Interstate Commerce Commission Division of Statistics and Accounts. Henry C. Adams, who has led this work since 1887, remains as general supervisor.
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Washington
Charles A. Lutz
L. & N. Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry C. Adams
Harriman Lines To Resume Building Extensions In July
Official statement by Vice President Mohler announces resumption of Harriman line extensions starting July 1 after a halt due to financial unrest. Projects include the Athol Hill cutoff in Colorado and the North Platte River branch from North Platte to Northport.
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Rail Road Re Employs Mechanics
Following the Illinois Central announcement that 8,000 workers would be recalled, 400 employees of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road, especially shop workers, returned to service yesterday. They began on a ten hour day, six days a week. A Rae ae Pay.
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Dubuque
Fla
Illinois Central Road
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Railroads Restore Old Package Freight Rates
Middle West railroads announce restoration of former minimum package charges. The prewar rates from Chicago to the Mississippi River and St. Paul return at twenty five cents, fifty cents west to Central Kansas, and seventy five cents to the coast, reversing a year old change that raised 50 to 300 percent and boosted shippers’ costs.
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Chicago
Middle West
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Kansas
Mayor Glellan Wins Over Hearst in 1906 Election Recount
Justice Lambert directed the jury to find for Mayor McClellan, upholding his election after a recount showed a legal plurality of nearly 3,000 in the 1906 mayoralty race. Clarence J. Shearn argued ballot stuffing and alleged 6,053 votes were defrauded. McClellan’s side presented official returns, poll books, and tally sheets from the County Clerk.
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New York
McClellan
Clarence J. Shearn
Shearn
Hearst
Labor leaders jailed in Chicago for strike injunction violation
In Chicago on June 30, John J. Brittain George H. Lakey and Charles G. Grassel business agents for the carpenters union were sentenced to thirty days in jail for defying an injunction barring strikes on buildings under construction issued by Judge Carpenter for the Mears Slayton Lumber Company.
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Chicago
John J. Brittian
George H. Lakey
Charles G. Grassel
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenter
Mears-Slayton Lumber Company
Dallas Teacher Robbed on Cleveland Street
Miss Emma Tapperwein of Dallas Texas was held up on East Eighteenth Street near Euclid Avenue in Cleveland last night. A man grabbed her by the throat and took her purse and her return ticket home. Modern police are investigating the incident.
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Cleveland, O
Emma Tapperwein
Dallas
Pex
East Eighteenth Street
Euclid Avenue
Ferris on Thaw Case Labels Him Permanently Unsound
Albany June 30 Dr Albert Warren Ferris president of the State Commission in Lunacy says Thaw is of unlevel mental condition and homicidal, urging care in Matteawan for community safety. He backs Justice Dowling's decision denying transfer, citing permanent constitutional insanity.
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Albany
N. Y
Albert Warren Ferris
State Commission
Lunacy
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Matteawan
Ferris
Supreme Court
Dowling
Justice Dowling
Plan Campaign Against Saloons in Butler County
Hamilton Ohio June 30. An effort to vote the saloons out of Butler County will occur in early fall led by Wayne B Wheeler and J W Rutledge of the Ohio Antisaloon League. A mass meeting is planned July 11 at Second and High streets with Antisaloon League speakers and petition drives for a county local option election follow.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Butler County
Wayne B. Wheeler
J. W. Rutledge
Columbus
Ohio Antisaloon League
Second
High Streets
Indiana
Eakers
Gracksmen blow Brookville post office safe
Hamilton police were notified that cracksmen blew the Brookville Indiana post office safe during the night and stole about 300 dollars in stamps. The burglars took a horse and buggy from a nearby stable and escaped. They are believed to have crossed into Butler County.
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Gracksmen Blow Post Office
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Franklin County
Ind
Brookville
Butler County
Count Weds Detroit Girl in Formal City Ceremony
Miss Mary Joy Newland married Count Minno Frederick Limberg Stirum at a private Detroit home ceremony attended by Baron Von Stumm, secretary of the German Embassy. The couple plan to stay in America through the summer before returning to their home in Germany. the Count is a member of the Royal Guards of Emperor William.
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Detroit
Mich
Mary Joy Newland
Minno Frederick Limberg Stirum
Miss Newland
Baron von Stumm
Washington
America
Germany
Count Limberg
Emperor William
Toledo Man Appointed Ohio Militia Major General
Senator Dick wired the Adjutant General appointing Major W H Duffy of Toledo as Major General of Ohio militia with rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He succeeds Major F M Reitzel of Warren who becomes Chief Signal Officer. Duffy is a clerk in the Adjutant General's office.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
W. H.duffy
Toledo
Ohio Militia
Duffy
F. M. Reitzel
Warren
Ify
Adjutant General
Fall May Prove Fatal Farmer Breaks Back From Apple Tree
Jesse C. Brown age 42 a Dry Fork Creek farmer near Mayking Kentucky fell from an apple tree and was fatally hurt his back broken by the fall authorities reported the incident occurred near here in June.
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Commercial Tribune
Mayking
Jesse C. Brown
Here
Ferland Nominated for Governor by Maine Republicans
Bert M. Fer nald of Poland received the Republican nomination for governor by acclamation at the Maine State Convention in Bangor on June 30.
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Bangor
Bert M. Fernald
Poland
New Liquor Rules Effective Today and Legal Battle
A U S district judge in Ohio dissolves a temporary injunction in Clifton Springs Distilling Co. v Bettmann, ruling against a property right claim to the term spirits. The decision analyzes the pure food and internal revenue laws, marking spirits as the true name for distilled products and denying an injunction without a fuller hearing.
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Sater
United States District Court
Southern District of Ohio
Western Division
Clifton Springs Distilling Company
Bernard Bettmann
United States
Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
U. S. United States
Department of Justice
Department
Internal Revenue Law
Internal Revenue Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Grace Adams Porter Wedding at Church of the Covenant
Miss Bessie Adams Grace daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Claude Grace of Mt Aubur married Latta Waldé Porter Rev Robert Watson officiating. The ceremony featured a musical program by Ilgen Fritz and songs by Mrs Enos Porter. Guests from Indianapolis Shelbyville Greensburg Cincinnati and more attended. Afterward the couple left for a four week Great Lakes trip and will reside in Cincinnati.
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Bessie Adams ‘Grace
Charles Claude Grace
Mt. Aubur
Latta Waldé Porter
Robert Watson
Ilgenfritz
Cleveland
Enos Porter
Shelbyville
Ind
Grace
A. W. Higi
Walter Tarr
Ernest Brown
Charles Ma
Charles Powell
Parker Dace
William Porter
Walter Huston
Indianapolis
Grace Wossial
Cincinnati
Ed Porter
E. 8. Porter
Greensburg
Grace Dunham
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
William Yates McGill
Ely
New
Samuel Tyler
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Clifford Harvuot
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Nev
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Buffalo
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Cedar Rapids
George B. Dunham
Mansfield, O
George Atham
Dayton, C
Embry Calvin White
Allegan, Mich
C. H. Gould
Lillian Wurtz
Alice Hirst
Hirst
Robert Terhune
Theodore Haus
Gluckowski
Kentucky Society Social Notes From Covington Area
Social items list local residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. George Diehl returning to Ft. Mitchell after a motor trip via New York State. Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Frank Woodall in Ft. Mitchell for Mrs. Hal Brent of Kansas City. Several trips to St Louis Denver Chicago and abroad noted along with educational fund fundraiser for Columbia University Teachers College and plans for summer visits and guests in Covington Newport and surrounding areas.
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Ft. Mitchell
St. Louis
James P. Tarvin
J. W. Belt
Panama
Herman Koegle
Miss Ruth
Paducah
Newport
E. M. Bruce
Covington
Educational Fund
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Denver
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Chicago
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Altamont
New York
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Martinsville
Ind
Wylie Wendt
Michigan Agricultural College
Mary Wendt
Epworth Heights
Lucie T. Tibbatts
Florie de Wilcoxson
Hamilton
William Hobbs
Distillers Protest Features of New Regulations
The article lists the rules distillers oppose, focusing on High Wines defined as the first product of distillation where substances related to ethyl alcohol have not been transformed or altered in properties. It details the features distillers object to and outlines regulatory language under dispute.
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Treasury Department
Mrs. Jack Wilshire Heads for Bar
Mrs. Jack Wilshire of Grandin Road East Walnut Hills leaves today for Bar where she will visit relatives. Local residents wish her a safe trip and express goodwill as she travels.
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Jack Wilshire
Grandin Road
East Walnut Hills
Bar
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