Senate Tobacco Tax Debate Reveals False Amendments
The scene centers on the finance committee as Daniel accuses a bogus report. Senator Aldrich promises to convene the finance committee tomorrow to review tobacco amendments and the tobacco tax, with Smoot’s proposed changes to be considered then.
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Senate
Epc
Daniel
Committee On Finance
Ittee
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Mbera
Smoot
Sgen
Free Leaf Tax Deal Reaches Agreement in Congress
Members from Kentucky and Tennessee report a pact on removing the leaf tax with a ten pound record-keeping restriction for sales. Senator Aldrich pressed for five pounds, but accepted ten. The bill, backed by Thomas and Stanley of Kentucky and Frazier and Taylor of Tennessee, appears poised to pass despite objections.
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Tennessee
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Munsey Building
Washington, D.C
Commercial Tribune
Ington
Kentucky
Lee
Aldrich
Representative Thomas
Stanley
Frazier and
Taylor
See
Cincinnati Men Oppose Corporation Tax in Washington
Cincinnati men appear before the Senate finance committee to oppose the corporation tax bill. Gellarius secretary of the States League of Building and Nations, H B Rosenthal editor of the league organ, and Senator Fred Bader president of the Hamilton County league, were listed as opponents. They meet Tuesday at noon.
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Gan City
Washington
Cincinnati
Senate
Ilding and Loan Associations
Gellarius
States League of Building and Nations
Rosenthal
League
Tte
Fred Bader
Hamilton County League
Death of Rev Horace Bushnell in Con, Kansas
Word reaches that the Rev Horace Bushnell of Con Kansas died June 30 at his home. He was the son of the late Rev Horace Ginne, once pastor of the Con nation church in Storrs township. He was about sixty years old at his death and had lived away for several years.
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Horace Bushnell
Ours
Kansas
Con, Kan
Mr. Bushnell
Horace
Ginne
The
Con
Senator Davis explains missed White House dinner to Taft
Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas explains to President Taft that he did not attend the White House dinner after taking his 12 year old son to Fort Myer to see the airship. He says he left late to obey a prior invitation and did not return until after dark to avoid offending the president.
City A events and Harmon in Cincinnati visit
Judson Harmon spent a short time in Cincinnati yesterday connected with the Te of the c H and D. He headed to concrete Michigan where his family will stay through the hot months. He left after an accord with Goldsmith and will return in a few days for walkway matters. He missed the Put-in Bay meeting.
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Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Concrete
Mich
Hort
Goldsmith
Put-in Bay
School Census Methods Questioned and Plans Proposed
A city committee criticized two school census methods as unsatisfactory and urged a legislative fix. They proposed paying per name or restricting to public school students, with principals supplying the list. They also noted enacting fair apportionment of school funds by enrollment to reduce enumerator costs.
Ohio Bar Association Meet at Put
President A D Follett of Marietta will preside over the Ohio Bar association business sessions this week at Put Bay. The meetings occur in the Hotel Victory assembly room with several important matters on the agenda.
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Commercial Tribune
Sandusky, O
A. D., Follett
Marietta
Ohio Bar Association
Putt-Bay
Hotel Victory
Actress Murdoch's Daughter Ida E Murdoch Dead at 76
Ida E Murdoch 76, daughter of the late James E Murdoch, Cincinnati stage figure, died at home on Reading road. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow conducted by Rev George A Thayer of First Congregational. Survived by sister Mrs Rosalie M Hollingshead and brother Captain James E Murdoch.
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Ida E. Murdoch
James E. Murdoch
Reading Road
Miss Murdoch
T. Buchanan Reade
Sheridan
Pike Opera House
Fourth Stree
George A. Thayer
First Congregational Church
Rosalie M. Hollingshead
F. M. Hollingshead
Cincinnati
Maineville
Warren County
Taft Hosts Peace Talk During Lake Ticonderoga Visit
President Taft toured the Ticonderoga steamer area with Bryce Jusserand and Governors Hughes and Frouty, sharing a dinner on Walter Witherbee’s houseboat. Ambassador Jusserand praised peace while Bryce lamented past wars. Taft emphasized three nations celebrating peace.
Tobacco Trust Faced Injury Suit and Public Debate
A internal case in the United States circuit court for the Southern District of New York enjoined the American Tobacco Company and affiliates from certain business activities while an appeal to the Supreme Court proceeds. The piece discusses effects on independent manufacturers, packaging materials, and consumer labeling, with broader remarks on policy and historical figures.
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Wente Oe
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of
New York
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Great Cooperationg
Crenaan
Commissioner of Corporations
United States
Beveridge
Tobacco Trust
Independents
Trust
Trike Breakers Dart Tin Plants in Elwood
Four mills opened at the American Sheet and Tinplate plant in Elwood Indiana as str ikebreakers are used. About eighty men are quartered in the plant building with police on and off grounds. Manager Brown says no more strikebreakers will be imported and nine local employees have returned to work.
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Atrikebreakers
Brown
Fusion candidate Eugene Philbin for New York mayor
Special to Commercial Tribune reports Eugene A Philbin likely the Fusion candidate for mayor of Greater New York. Born to Stephen Philbin a prominent Catholic he studied at Seton Hall and Columbia Law, graduating in 1885, admitted to the bar in 1886, later appointed charity board commissioner by Governor Roosevelt and chaired a 1899 inquiry into Bath Soldiers' and Sailors' Home.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Eugene A. Phil+bin
Greater
Stephen Philbin
Eugene
Seton Hall, College
Columbia College
State Board of Charities
Roosevelt
Bath
New Postmasters Named in Ohio and Kentucky
Special dispatch reports appointments in Ohio and Kentucky. In Ohio Perry County sees Elizabeth Congo named postmaster replacing G A Langley who resigned. Fairfield County West Rushville gains John H Dilger in place of S W Freisner who resigned. In Kentucky Conansburg Green County gets John R Kenney replacing B P Cook, Hubble Lincoln County names Sardue l Sanders in for J A Hammond who resigned. Senator Bradley recommends Edward H Mullikin for Corn Creek Trimble County Kentucky postmaster.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ohio—Congo
Perry County
Bradley
Edward H. Mullikin
Corn Creek
Trimble County
Runfola 16 Held in $5,000 Bond in Threat Letter Case
Pittsburg July 6 Orasio Runfola, alleged black hand leader, held by U S court commissioner in $5,000 bail to appear before district court of northern Ohio. He was arrested at Meadville with Pappino Galbino on June 19 for conspiring with Salvya tore Tima of Marion Ohio to place a threatening letter in the mail to Ciub Amicon of Columbus Ohio. Information filed by Postoffice Inspector W Oldfield of Cincinnati.
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Dyer
Ziegler
Highland
Garfield
Westwood
Twenty-fifth District
Harrison
Twenty-seventh
Lincoln
Charles J. Christie
Adam Benus
Board, of Education
R. J. Moore
Howard Wortendyke
Central Fairmount
George Stumpf
Evanston
Abner
Trina
van Beesiven
Chariea Jordan
Sore Asiary
Surpry RA
Pittsburg
Orasio Runfola
United States Court
District Court Oforthern
Ohio
Runiola
Meadville
Pappino Galbino
Salvyatore Tima
Marion
United States
Ciub Amicon
Columbus
Postoffic
W. Oldfield
Cincinnati
Annette Salmon
Colerain Avenue
George C. Appleton
Appleton
Jamey Manly
Grand
Bode
Harry Kelley
Oakley
David Smith
Smith
Charles Kaiger
Brookville
Ind
Grand Hotel
Charles Bultman Company
Edward Seiter
W.W. J. Sanders
Whitaker
American National Bank
General Ledger
Charles Butman i Company
Morehead & Co
Arles E. Bultman
John M. Blair
Henry Seinsheimer
W.d. Rper
James W. Healy
Charles EE. Bultman
United States Circuit Court
Cincinnati Realty Company
Ellen M. Pike
S. M. Pike
Third National Bank of Cincinnati
Dayton Savings and Trust Company
Third National Bank of Dayton
Ranklin D. Jones
Joseph Goetz
Timner
Calhoun Street
Hungary
Christof Ballawer
Barber
McMillan Street
Theodore Arnsperger
Ferdinand Parris
Walter Horn
Rsus
Cincinnati, Hamilton &Parton Railroad
Thompson
Charles A. Achey
Marshal E. E. McGuire
Harrison Instruction Company
Ironton
Stonewall J. Woolwine
Coal Grove
Lawrence County
United States District Court
Ee Eet
Asss
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Malleable Casting Company
Buckeye Malleable Iron and Coupler Company
Appellees
Adelbert College of the Western Reserve University
The
Wabash Railroad Company
H. W Sherrill
Thomas C. Leech
Ben& Allen
American Pad and Textile Company
Starksman Saddlery Company
Cox Divorce Petition Filed by Mrs. Cox in Dayton
Mrs. Cox filed for divorce from United States Congressman James M. Cox on grounds of extreme cruelty. The petition, possibly self drafted, cites May and June 1909 incidents but asks neither alimony nor child custody. The couple married in 1903 and have three children Helen James Jr. and John.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
United States
James M. Cox
Court House
New York
Cox
Helen
James
John
Caldwell
Gussie Ogden Drewitz
Ernst Drewitz
Frances Peck
William R. Peck
Agnes McLeid
Langdon Court
Gorman
Alina Li. Smith
Harry W. Smith
Alice Perring
Leo Jerome Perrine
Helen Bohager
Philadelphia
Rulison & Rose
Brown
Thomas Brown
John M. Siebold
Warner
Anna Randy
John Randy
Ashland
Cincinnati
O. KF
Byron
Philomena M. Ash
Otto Ash
Shelbyville
Ill
Sylvia McConnelle
Chester
Edward T. Dixon
A. L. Herrlinger
Rose Lowry
Sam C. Lowry
Rose Coffin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chester B. Shook
Grand jury sworn for summer term in Cincinnati cases
The summer term grand jury was sworn by Judge Bromwell with John W. Tidball of Norwood as foreman and jurors from multiple Cincinnati area neighborhoods named. The session will hear bucket shop cases and other criminal matters, with a venire of seventy petit jurors drawn.
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Gtand
Fudge
Bromwell
John W. ‘Tidball
Norwood
Foreman
L. C. Schanner
West Fifth Street
L. H. Gebhart
Richard Stacey
Elizabethtown
Moses Hayes
Harrison Avenue
Martin Banes
Mount Healthy
Fred C. Wittemeyer
Newtown
Richard C. Nepper
Ohio Avenue
F. W. Ruhl
Louis Loeb
Hutchins
Charles H. Granger
Isabella Street
Bernard
Kroger
Fuller Street
Joseph B. Roth
Otus Building
Walter Baum
Pike Street
Giles Lewis
Berry Street
Hunt
O’connell
John Stephan
James P. Carroll
James Bigane, Jr
Rulison
Charles Weber
John Delaney
Goodg
Albert 8
Stern
Andrew Deck
Mansfield
Bramwell
Clerk Durr
Hamann
Durr
Warner
Herman Newman
Salvage Corps
Longview Asylum
David Wolfstein
Hoppe
Newman
Cincinnati
Dru
Kendig
West Sixth Street
H. N. Ragland
Cogan & Williams
President Tafts landlord Robert D Evans dies after horse fall
Robert D Evans landlord of President Taft and Beverly neighbor, and director in numerous mining firms, died at Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital from injuries after being thrown from his horse last Wednesday.
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Beverly
Boston
Mass
Robert D. Evans
President Taft
Massachusetts Homoopathic Hospital
National Amateur Press Assn elects officers in New York
The National Amateur Press association concluded its meeting in New York tonight. Ohioan Paul Oliphant was chosen vice president and B Fingulin of Cleveland was named secretary. The next year’s convention will be held in Cleveland.
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New York
National Amateur Press Association
Paul Oliphant
Ohio
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Adolph Drube
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Jimmie" Robinson
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Powell & Smiley
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Florence Hoffmann
Harry Guyder
Squire Mers
the Stock Yards Bank and Trust Company
Henry W. Hamann
Charles Forman
Herman BF
Lundgren
Uhe Muller
Myron Hurdy
Herman
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Lowry
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