No Board Change Soon Hinted for Ohio Library
A report claims the governor may reorganize the state library department, despite its strong recent performance under C. B. Galbraith. The library now employs seventeen, with a $3,000 librarian salary and $1,200 for an assistant, plus travel and miscellaneous expenses. De Witt C. Jones, a former Democratic candidate for the common pleas bench, is among active applicants for librarian.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Library
State Department
C. B. Galbraith
Library Commission
Charles Orr
Cleveland
Orr
J. F. McGrew
Springfield
John McSweeney
Wooster
de Witt C. Jones
Common Pleas
Fire Marshal Plans To Cut Cleveland Office List
George C. Rings, Williams County Democrat, named deputy fire marshal and placed in charge of the Cleveland office reporting for duty at once. The plan calls for fewer Cleveland employees while Cincinnati gains a man as city growth increases demand. harmony with police aids efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
George C. Rings
Williams County
Dams
Hasen
Cincinnati
Cripple Joe West Granted New Trial in Dayton Case
In Columbus on July 6 Joe West a crippled colored boy awaited electrocution in the penitentiary annex. He was taken to the station and sent back to Dayton after the circuit court granted him a new trial. West, afflicted with knee blood poisoning, may not return alive to the prison. He is charged with murdering his sweetheart in a jealous fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Joe West
Penitentiary
Dayton
West
Letters Lead to Arrest in Marietta Theft Case
Everett J. Bennett, wanted for stealing 290 dollars from his Marietta cousin, wrote fake letters signed Dr Jones to mislead authorities. A letter traced him to Lincoln Nebraska, where he was arrested. A governor's requisition will bring him back to stand trial.
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Marietta
West
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Everett Bennett
Bennett
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
State to Buy Farm Land From Dayton Hospital Property
Attorney General to authorize expenditure of funds for land purchase in Dayton. Robert Cline paid 20 000 and George Kling 10 000 for property formerly part of the Dayton State hospital. The money would go into the treasury and be applied to the purchase price of a new farm per a recent legislative act.
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Dayton
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Robert &. Cline
George Kling
Joseph W. Chamberlain
Dayton State Hospital
Cline
Carroll Decree in False Arrest Case Challenged
In Columbus Ohio on July 6 the case of Lillie Carroll against Edward Simper from Hamilton county was filed in the supreme court. Carroll was detained at police headquarters over an alleged ring theft and Simper sought 2500 dollars damages, winning in common pleas court, reduced to 300 dollars by the circuit court. Simper petitions to set aside the verdict.
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Lillie Carroll
Columbus
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Edward Simper
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
Miss Carroll
Common Pleas Court
Simper
Columbus Doctors Seek Injunction Against Medical Board
Dr. Frank Hollison and Dr. Edward T. Sager of Columbus filed suit to block the state medical board from pursuing charges that could revoke their certificates. Judge Evans granted a temporary restraining order in the case.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank Hollison
Edward T. Sager
State Medical Board
Evans
Doctors Want Pay for Reporting Vital Statistics
Dr Francis M win of Marion announced his intention to join Dr Boone of Mount y in a legal test of the new vital law but changed his mind and withdrew. The report highlights physicians seeking compensation for reporting vital statistics as mandated by the law in Columbus Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Francis Mwin
Marion
Boone
Mounty
Birth records law sparks plea and amendment effort
A man pled guilty to a birth related charge and paid a fine. He sought higher court review but waited for legislative action. Granada doctors oppose the current law citing unpaid extra work. An amendment is sought, with the secretary of state open to changes if remuneration remains reasonable. The legislature must decide.
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Granada
Labor statistics team appointed in Ohio
Cincinnati figures get crumbs from state admin as Henry Ruede and A B Menke of Cincinnati M J Burke of Youngstown and James Murty of Springfield join Labor Commissioner Wirmer to gather statistics. The two month assignment pays $100 per month.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Henry Ruede
A. B. Menke
M. J. Burke
Youngstown
James Murty
Springfield
Wirmer
Ohio medical board lists new physicians and one osteopath
The Ohio state medical board announced June exams results for 183 regulars and 10 osteopaths. Thirteen regulars and one osteopath failed. The list includes numerous new doctors from Columbus Newark Zanesville Mount Sterling and other cities with many names and hometowns.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Medical Board Today
Romeo A. Johnson
Newark
Wiliam H. Morgan
Charles F. Fresh
Edwin Willis Breyfogle
Mount Sterling
Edmund Russell Brush
Zanesville
Kachig H. Merétzian
Irwin A.H. Bottenhorn
Elijah Joseph Gordon
Andrew Walter Prout
Sandusky
Samuel Sumner Bailey
Floyd Victor Miller
Delaware
Edward Onroe Clark
Mount Vernon
Clarence Edward Shepard
Dayton
Victor Louis Magers
Tiffin
Granville Harry Todd
Leipsic
Hugh Hill Dorr
Elba
Arthur Noble Smith
Edward Charles Ludwig
Leo Ray Courtright Celina
John Roscoe McClure
Emilie Cordelia Gorrell
Charley M. Cunningham
McConnelsville
Joseph Harlan Frame
Cumberland
Ellis Ray Shilling
Roy Leon Chambers
Thurman Rush Fletcher
Pine Grove
Freeman Asbury Osborn
Long Bottom
Frederic Wanser Brosius
Edward Henry Jones
J. Cliff Wetherill
Bluffton
Charles Elmer Holzer
Elisha Hughes Chapin
Abram Jackson Shoemaker
Grogan
Archie Ackers Brown
Carroll
Calvin Homer Wyker
Alexander F. Haas
Higby Ellis Elsworth Mathews
Glenn Graham Edwards
Adelbert N. Vandeman
Seaman
Rainey McLaughlin
Oliver George Grady
Walter Edwin Obetz
Valley Crossing
Edwin Forrest Shaffer, Jr
Edward McDowell
Cass
Dresden
St. Paris
Oscar Harley Stuhlman
Arcanum
Frederick Roy McVay
Sidney
Faris Morell Blair
Cincinnati
Edward Arthur Wagner
Noel Gano Massey
Glendale
Robert Joseph Ertel
George Newton Wenger
Howard C. Hyndman
Gilbert Mom H
William Ravine
Joseph Gilbert Gray
Newport
Ralph Alvin Bowdle
Salt
Herbert Alfred Thomas
Lima
Elmer Ellsworth Kepner
Erastus R. Alexander
Ellery Payne Edwards
L. Orton Davenport
Rienzi Verne Myers
Cleveland
Harold Arthur Budd
Perrysville
Oscar Houghton Love
Vernon Cecil Rowland
Waverley
Daniel Bretz
Carl Herbert Campbell
Jens Anderson
John Dexter Osmond
Thomas R. Kennerdell
Arthur C. Tidd
Aaron Francis Basinger
William David Cleland
Elvin L. Dowthian
Ross Bradley Bretz
Harvey A. Berkes
Olin Bertram Norman
Frank Eugeéene McElree
Homer B. Corlett
William Wylie Scott
Bernard Blaine Buell
Edmund K. Zaworski
Earl Charles Horne
Franklyn A. Rice
North Olmstead
Otto Frank Zimmer
Wiliam Albert Landgrebe
Frank Edward Sexton
Frank V. Dunderman
Hugh Lyle-McNeeley
William G Mussin
Ada Ford
Mansfield
Edgar Cross Davis
Canal Dover
William Thomas Cudgel
Roscoe Scott Hallock
Howard P. Fischbach
Newport Cty
Anna M. Grentzenberg
Oscar Henry Henninger
Ironton
Charles Edward Eha
Andrew S. Brunk
Elida
Vera E. Davenport
Michael E. Temcoff
Percy R. Vessie
Charles M. Swingle
Frederick C. Rounds
Mark C. Houston
Merrill Daniel Prugh
Rochester
N. Y
Bert E. Loehr
Medina
Loy Eugene Hoyt
Chillicothe
John Swanson
Ernest J. Burnett
Rising Sun
Earl Sidnsey Haas
Weston
William Clay Jones
Kenton
Edwin’ John
Direct clash over Electric Supply assets in Georgia courts
In Savannah on July 6 Judge Charlton of Chatham County Superior Court barred W V Davis, receiver for the Electric Supply Co., from relinquishing control without his order. Earlier Judge Emory Speer of the US District Court had ordered Davis to surrender the company to US Marshal George F White, who was appointed receiver in related proceedings.
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Savannah
W. G. Charlton
Superior Court of
Chatham County
W. V. Davis
Electric Supply Company
Emory Speer
United States Court
Mr. Davis
United States
George F. White
White
Speer
Mount Airy
N. C
Thaw Out of Matteawan in Sanity Hearing
Harry K. Thaw, confined at Matteawan asylum for the Stanford White shooting, gains a court order to be held in White Plains custody during sanity hearings. Testimony from Former Governor William A. Stone and glass maker Robert Good portrays Thaw as rational and of high mental capacity. The hearing resumes with expert testimony lined up, Thaw appearing in court with his family and counsel.
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White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Stanford White
Mills
Thaw
Henry Schert
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Thawe
Copley Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Josiah Thaw
Charles Morschauser
Roger O' Mara
Woman Says 49 Day Fast Cures Ailments In Los Angeles
Mrs Lillian Hoag fasted forty nine days breaking the record set by Etta Grove. She claimed the long abstinence from food cured her illness and additional ailments. She dined on a cantaloupe with her brother after the fast.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lillian’ D. Hoag
Etta Priscilla Grove
Chicago
Floods Blockade Western Trains in Colorado
Hundreds of travelers bound for the Pacific coast are stranded as landslides and floods block rail routes in Colorado. At Royal Gorge west of Canon City the Denver Rio Grande track is buried six to twenty feet, delaying three through trains with over 1,000 passengers including Elks convention delegates. Romah loses a quarter mile of Rock Island track while Colorado and Southern crews clear Clear Creek canyon near Idaho Springs.
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Denver
Col
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Denver &, Rio Grande
Canon City
Royal Gorge
Los Angeles
Elworth League
Seattle
Romah
Rock Island
Colorado &Southern
Clear Creek Canon
Idaho Springs
Trains Delayed as Great Western Tracks Washed Out
No trains from Kansas City reached Des Moines today over the Chicago Great Western. Five miles of roadbed between Shannon and Benton were washed out by a cloud burst.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City
Chicago Great Western
Shannon
Benton
Lindeman Bride Dies In South Bend Dam Collapse
J H Lindeman foreman at a Chicago printing establishment and his Chicago bride Eleanor Zizter died after going over a dam near South Bend Indiana. Relatives offer no reason for suicide theory. The couple had planned to marry in Elkhart Indiana the prior Saturday.
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Chicago
J. H. Lindeman
South Bend
Ind
Eleanor Zizter
Lindeman
Zizter
Elkhart
Reid North dies in St Louis. Gould cousin
Reid North, former head of the refrigerator service for Missouri Pacific, died suddenly in St Louis on July 6. He was a cousin of George Gould and had been prominent in social and business circles. The family would not discuss the death or its cause. Six years earlier his brother Sanford North died by suicide after a suit of trouble following his removal from a Midcourt Pacific post.
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ST. Louis
Reid
Northrop
Missouri Pacific Railroad
George Gould
Sanford North
Pacific
Police Seek Dynamite Thieves After Fourth of July
Springfield Ohio officers report week long dynamite and giant powder thefts from quarries west of the city and local sporting goods shops. Authorities fear use in a planned outrage and maintain tight watch on quarries as they suspect youths sparked the thefts.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Road questions validity of Jim Crow law in Eastland
Texas Central Railroad Co filed an answer to a county suit seeking about 6 million dollars for alleged violations of the separate coach law. Defendants challenge the county attorney's authority and call the law unconstitutional. Trial is set for July 19. The case has drawn wide attention as railroad work is paused pending outcome.
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Eastland
Tex
Texas Central Railroad Company
Fourth Travel Heavy Hits Record Rail Passenger Load
Partial returns from several railroads show that Saturday Sunday and Monday combined carried more passengers than any three days in this section of the Middle West. Long excursion trains departed and returned with extra coaches added to handle overflow.
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Middle West
Railroad Promotions and Visiting Agents Move through Cincinnati
The L and N announces J Anzer as city passenger agent in charge of Cincinnati business and H S Darnell of Carlisle Ky as assistant city ticket agent. J A Cassell enjoys a Wisconsin fishing trip as city ticket agent. Westward agents join Elks special to Chicago. John P D Potts of C and O to visit Cincinnati for rate talks with A L Ellett. Queen and Crescent reports record Fourth of July passengers. William Warner visits from Chicago and S McClurkan calls on local offices. W W Richardson travels to Ludlow for his mother’s funeral. G N Rowell visits Cincinnati on Chicago and St Louis Railway business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Anzer
Cincinnati
H.S. Darnell
Carlisle
J. A. Cassell
Wisconsin
Elks
Chicago
John PD. Potts
Chesapeake & Ohio
Richmond
General Western
A. L. Ellett
Queen & Crescent
William Warner
Salt Lake
S. McClurkan
St. Joseph & Grand Island
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Ludlow
Fall kills centenarian at infirmary in Bellefontaine
At Champaign County infirmary in Bellefontaine Ohio hundred year old James Tucker was killed when a blind man collided with him and knocked him down. His wife nearly 100, married seventy five years. The couple recently left the infirmary for their old Spring Hill home before returning.
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Bellefontaine, O
Ames Tucker
Champaign County
Spring Him
Protests Stifled by Fears of Jail in India
A long summary of British policy in Bengal, detailing attempts to quell anarchist violence through deportations, high tribunals, and policing. It notes assassinations, dacoit activity, and the chill on editorial dissent as fear of jail suppresses agitation while authorities claim progress against sedition and violence.
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India
United States
England
Europe
Evanston Bank Opens on Montgomery Road
Several hundred visitors attended the formal opening of the Evanston bank at 3614 Montgomery road. Officers and directors served as a reception committee led by President John A. Fram and Vice President L. J. Rebhun. Secretary-treasurer William E. Kreidler and Cashier Leo A. Classens are noted Cincinnati businessmen.
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New
Evanston Bank
Montgomery Road
Financial Institution
John A. Fram
L. J. Rebhun
William E. Kreidler
Leo A. Classens
Cincinnati
Auto driver exonerated in boy’s John Street death
Testimony on the June 21 accident at John Street shows 12 year old Hyman Goldberg darted into the street as a car approached. Witnesses agree the boy turned back into the path of the vehicle and that the driver was not to blame for the crash.
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Hyman Goldberg
John Street
Deaan
Acci
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Strong Bodies
A promotional note claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery builds up the body with sound health and solid muscle, stressing its tonic effects and energizing properties.
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Dr. Pierce
Gingles Trial Ties Taggart Name to Cross Examination
In Chicago on July 6 Tom Taggart of French Lick Springs Ind former Democratic national committeeman was brought into the record in the Hila Gingles trial. On cross examination Gingles testified about a room search by Miss Barrette and Mrs Kenyon and a visit to Barrette’s room at the Wellington hotel where she says she was forcibly disrobed. She described crying and exertion during the alleged incident and earlier discussions about money clothing and no work to lure her to French Lick.
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Chicago
Tom Taggart
French Lick Springs
Ind
Democratic National Committee
Hila Gingles
Brentano
Agnés Barrette
Cecilia Kenyon
Miss Barrette
Miss Gingles
Wellington
TJ Taggmee
Passengers reveal limited knowledge of Miss Gingles case
Tom Gart, a passenger on the Southern limited, reached Syracuse and said he had no prior knowledge of Miss Gingles' case beyond what he read today. He identified only Miss Barrette as someone he had seen tied to a separate matter, and denied knowing anyone else involved.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Tomgart
Southwesern Limited
Three Youths Arrested After Cash Register Theft
Detectives arrested Edward Hensaw 17 Atlanta Charles Hensaw 18 Atlanta and Carl Booker 17 Comanche on suspicion after three youths seized a cash register at William Bourguin's restaurant on Eighth and Walnut and stole 16 dollars 50 cents.
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William Foster
William Bourguin
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
Calnan
Hill and Kelly
Eighth
Edward Hensaw
Atlanta
Carl Booker
Comanche
Okla
Family left by mother at children’s home
Mrs Christiana Watka of 1084 Wilatach Street abandoned her four underage children at the local Children’s home yesterday to seek work and earnings. Her husband is dead and the sole active son, age 17, is ill, leaving the mother to regain means to support the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana Watka
Wilatach Street
August Watka
Causes of the Unrest Tomorrow Empire IV Analysis
A fragmented 1909 dispatch discusses rising unrest and repressive measures. It contrasts public optimism about Morley reform schemes with police forecasts of a possible surge tomorrow, noting native leaders demand reforms while declaring a lack of true peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Electric chair ends Belfast murder suspect in Auburn
Guiseppi Sanducci, Italian suspect in the Belfast nursing homicide of detective Joseph Dardano, was executed in Auburn by two electric shocks. The case followed the arrest of his employer Michael Chio, tied to liquor tax violations uncovered by Dardano and Albany private detective Albert Mantica. Mantica was wounded but survived as the detectives boarded a train back to Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Guiseppi Sanducci
Joseph
Dardano
Belfast
Alley County
Railr
Michael
D Chcilo
Stage Hands to Meet in Springfield Convention
The International Association of Stage Employees prepares for its annual convention in Springfield next week as the executive board meets in session. The board reviews strikes and displacements nationwide to shape proposals for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
International Association of Stage FE Ployees
Taft's Landlord Reported in Hopeless Condition
Robert Evans, landlord of President Taft Beverly and neighbor to Woodberry's Point in Boston, was badly injured after a fall from a horse last Wednesday and is said to be in a practically hopeless condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Robert Evans
Taft Beverly
Woodberry
Peyser Funeral Arranged For Mrs Johanna Peyser
The funeral for Mrs. Johanna Peyser who died Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Gus W Hale in Avondale will be held tomorrow at 2 oclock in the mortuary chapel Walnut Hills. Peyser aged 72 spent most of her life in the South and Virginia and leaves two sons Sol Peyser and Theodore A Peyser and three daughters Miss Theresa Peyser Charles J Geyer and Mrs Gun Bernard all of this city.
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Johanna
Gus W. Hale
Avenue
Avondale
Mortuary Chapel
Walnut Hills
Peyser
Southern
Virginia
Sol” »Peyser
Theodore A. Peyser
Theresa Peysers
Charles J. Geyer
Gun ¥ Bernard
Benedict Promoted to Assistant Cashier at Fourth National
Harry Benedict, longtime paying teller, was yesterday promoted to assistant cashier of Fourth National Bank. The move recognizes decades of service and his steady rise from an entry level clerk to trusted bank official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Benedict
Fourth National Bank
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