Union Street Car Row Spurs Swayne Resignation
Columbus dispatch reports a clash between the Street Car men union and Governor Harmon over the arbitration board. Judge Noah H. Swayne resigns amid eligibility questions, while Joseph Bishop’s status as a board member is challenged. Attorneys urge a legally constituted panel as strife nears a Friday arbitration hearing and a vacation postponement.
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Harrison Blupo
Columbus
Carmen
Union of Columbus
Harmon
Noah H. Swayne
Toledo
Andoseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
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Joseph Bishop
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Amalgamated Association of Steel and Tin Plate Workers
Vernor Harmon
Ses
Denman
Cleveland
John J. Ae
Frank S. Monnett
George W
Fay
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John J. Lentz
Carmen's Union
Columbus Railway and Light Company
Organized Labor
Columbus Railway & Light Company
Thas
Roosevelt's First Defeat in State Politics
Theodore Roosevelt suffers a decisive setback as the New York Assembly defeats the Cobb direct nomination bill 80 to 63. The Senate caucus meets with 23 members. leaders warn of possible special session if no primary or financial measures pass.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Albany
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Senate
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Judiciary Committee
Lloyd C. Griscom
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Republican Organization
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Washington
Boston
Wadsworth
Cobb
Griscom
MacVeagh predicts total of fifteen million from tax
Washington report notes corporation tax receipts reached 2 769 000 yesterday, bringing total to 8 490 000 to date. Secretary MacVeagh predicted that 15 000 000 would be paid by the end of the fiscal year.
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MacVeagh
Washington
Associated Press
Tary MacVeagh
Two Die In Auto Crash Near Fostoria Ohio
In Upper Sandusky Ohio on June 30 Associated Press reports the Rev E E Lashley and Ralph Biedler a Fostoria hardware man were instantly killed when their car crashed in a ditch. M A Stoneburner and J McConnell were fatally injured. The chauffeur lost control as a tire blew out.
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Associated Press
E. E. Lashley
Ralph Biedler
Fostoria
M. A. Stoneburner
J. McConnell
Dayton Suspect Not Joseph Wendling in Kellner Murder Case
Dayton police identify the arrestee as Rosario Granger a Canadian Frenchman and a tramp after confirming he was previously detained in Newport Kentucky for the same charge and released this morning by the chief of police.
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Dayton, CO
Associated Press
Alma Kellner
Rosario Granger
Newport
Taft Supports Direct Primary Idea Aligns With Roosevelt
Beverly Mass June 30 The direct primary issue in New York drew Roosevelt and Taft into discussion with the president again agreeing with the colonel that direct nominating is right in many cases. Taft previously endorsed primaries and favored applying the direct primary to as many offices as feasible.
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Beverly
Mass
Associated Press
New York
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Washington
Budget Like Old One And Unionists Will Fight
London reports that Chancellor Lloyd George kept all features of the prior budget in the current budget. Unionists will oppose every stage of its progress, while Redmondites lament the whisky tax but are unlikely to obstruct. The fate of the Lords veto remains in the balance.
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London
Associated Press
Liloyd George
Wymore Nebraska Fire Destroys Town Structures
A fire in Wymore Nebraska destroyed the opera house and a bank as losses reached over 200000 dollars. There were no reported casualties and the blaze started early today. Local authorities investigated the cause and prepared a damage assessment for residents.
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ST. Joseph
Associated Press
Wymore
Neb
Hope Dwindles for Democrats in Taft Era Rally
Washington June 3 The Commercial Tribune notes the Democratic outlook for the next house has declined as Republicans gain momentum. Taft’s public standing improves after federal action against proposed rail rate increases, boosting his support. Democrats fear losing key seats in November while Republicans plan a “Big Four” campaign with Speaker Cannon and Roosevelt ally Longworth highlighted.
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Department of Justice
Crumpacker
White House
Congress
Republican Congressional Committee
Cannon
Joe
Ohio Tax Commission Takes Over State Tax System
Ohio moves to a centralized tax regime as the tax commission assumes control from the twelve state taxing boards effective tomorrow. It will first assess telephone, telegraph, and express firms under the Nichols law, likely boosting county tax receipts amid high valuations from recent company acquisitions. The process begins with appraisals and could be reviewed at the commission meeting next Tuesday.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Harrison Rupe
Columbus
Ohio Tax Commission
J. Pierpont Morgan Company
Tax Commission
Nichols
Judge Ditty
The
Yard Sheets Used To Check Repair Bills In Illinois Central Suit
Memphis courts hear deposition in Illinois Central suit accusing Memphis Car Co of padding repair bills. Yard sheets to list repairs per car read by Brebach to verify charges. Brebach says President Oster man ordered average repairs at 276 dollars. small parts used without charges. hearing set to continue.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Car Company
Illinois Central
Lamar Heiskell
T.H. Brebach
Brebach
Osterman
Joseph H. Baker
Car Department
If’ the Car Company
Aviation to Alter College Courses
President William H. P. Faunce of Brown University says aerial navigation requires a readjustment of long established ideas in higher education. He notes that former years used uniform study programs and common knowledge, but now universities grant degrees based on specialized paths.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
William H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Educ
Lee
Seaman James Murray Found Dead in Toledo Yard
James Melia known as James Murray, 44, a union seaman from Cleveland, was found dead in a yard between Toledo Salvage and Main Street East Toledo near the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. The upper nose was fractured and a chin bruise indicate a bottle or club blow. Police believe murder. five sailors are under arrest.
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Toledo
Associated Préss
James Melia
James Murray
Union Lake
Cleveland
Toledo Salvage Company
Main ‘Street
East
Pennsylvania Railroad
Russo Japanese Pact Expected To Be Signed Soon
From Washington June 30 via Associated Press the state department reports through Post Wheeler that Russia and Japan notified French and British representatives about a Manchuria railway administration agreement. It is expected to be signed in a few days.
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Washington
Associated Press
Post Wheeler
State Department
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Taft and Roosevelt Reunite Warmly at Beverly Cottage
In Beverly Massachusetts today President Taft and former President Theodore Roosevelt greeted each other with evident joy on the Evans cottage veranda. They spoke warmly and laughed, recalling old Washington days, as crowds and Secret Service watched with cordial good will and photographers captured the moment.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Theodore
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Herald Bolts Ticket in Kentucky Primary Fallout
Desha Breckenridge states The Lexington Herald will not back the Democratic nominee in the June 25 primary or in the November general election. The editorial confirms the paper will not support the party nominee and thus bolts the ticket.
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Desha Breckenridge
Herald
Ine
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Police relief fund pilfering charges filed against officers
ST. LOUIS June 30 Associated Press say a police relief fund pilfering case has been filed against one lieutenant six sergeants a detective and fifteen patrolmen. Eleven officers were suspended in March and charges served today. Irregularities alleged in benefits held at an amusement park.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Police Relief Assoc N Fund
Board of Police E Genias Lower
Flood Death Toll Rises to Ten in Kentucky Area
A report from Paintsville Kentucky says four more bodies were recovered from the Licking River, raising the flood death toll to ten. Debris covers miles as a rescue party travels toward the river headwaters, facing impassable mountain paths.
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Associated Press
Paintsville
Licking River
Salyersville
Wright Brothers Lose in Appeal Over Injunctions
In New York on June 20 the United States circuit court of appeals denied the Wright company's petition for modification of the decision dissolving temporary injunctions. The suit involves Paulhan the French aviator and the Herring company.
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New York
Associated Press
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wright Company
Paulhan
Roosevelt Declares He Is Not Pressing Run
In Nahant Massachusetts on June 30 Associated Press reports Franklin D. Roosevelt states he has not coerced or urged anyone to seek the presidency and rejects any suggestion of pressuring a former ally to run.
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