Resignation at Deaf Institution Sparks Governor Row
Gov Harmon faces a Brown county feud as Tee J Evans of Ripley resigns from the state school for the deaf trustees amid claims of governor dictation. Evans says he objected to Campbell’s selection and the governor’s interference, stressing it’s a free country. The dispute highlights intra party tensions over appointments and steering of the state institution.
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Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harmon
Camp Perry
Ohio
Tee J. Evans
Ripley
Board of Trustees
Evans
de- Evans
Arles Campbell
Campbell
Prell
Brown County
Asriends
Cincinnati Visitors Pack New York Hotels This Week
Cincinnati residents flock to New York hotels for European departures and leisure. Notables include Eddie Wilbern and Dr. Ransohoff awaiting overseas trips, while others like Sarge Faulkner and Colonel Labold plan stays at the Hoffman and Astor. The piece also notes dental and tech hopes, a German aeromobile invention, and long-standing patriotic reflections from hotel clerks and travelers.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Cincinnati
Europe
Eddie Wilbern
Waldorf-Astoria
South America
Liverpool
Mauretania
P. Oskamp
Miss Oskamp
New Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Herman Goepper
Herman
Mary
Martinique
Lloyd Line
Mediterranean
Genoa
Juniper Popp
Suisé
M. G. Smith
Joy Smith
Oberlin
M. J. Klaw
Val Buttenhofer, Jr
Clifford Duttenhofer
Hotel Astor
Duttenhofers
Friedrich Wilhelm
North German
J. Henry Schroeder
C. J. F. Bene
Josephine Bunsen
J. E. Engel
Martha Engel
Val Schweizer
Carthage
Wilhelm
Sarge
John .R. Coppin
Covington
Hermitage
New York State
Isidor Wulfson
Indianapolis
J. Berninghaus
G. A. Berninghaus
W. H. Berninghaus
C. A. Berninghaus
Abe Silverglade
G. H. Jantz
H. R. Jenney
F. J. Richter
Hotel Imperial
Ohio Valley
the Imperial
Albert Rush
F. E. Nelson
C. Browning
Arthur Gemander
F. C. Auld
Max Mosler
C. C. Conden
Samuel W. Skinner
Chase H. Davis
Yale
A. W. Garland
F. M. Hubert
William E. Ellis
William Habern
Carl H. Krippendorf
Grie
Laws
I. C. Hirsch
Hugo Stein
Edward F. Peters
Philip Lederer
Sidney H. Bing
Henry M.tobias
Charles Tobias
M. H. Tobias
F. C. Tuttle
George M. Verity
A. H. Walburg
Middletown
J. W.reynolds
J. R. Magaw
Master Magaw
Columbus
Astora
Disbarment Question in Ohio Supreme Court Case
A Toledo attorney discusses the Ohio supreme court disbarment of C. A. Thatcher over his campaign criticism of Judge Morris. Thatcher claims he acted as a citizen, cites free speech, and seeks federal relief, while noting a commission and pending appeals. The probe involves railroad lawyers, political rivals, and press rights in Lucas County.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Ohio
Supreme Court
CC. A. Thatcher
Common Pleas
Lindley W. Morris
Charles A. Thatcher
Morris
Judge Morris
Supreme Court of Ohio
Lucas County
Thatcher
Columbus
Frank H. Hurd
Kumler
Ohio Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Railway
Shauck
Price
United States Supreme Court
Insurance Dept Seeks Cancellation of Union Central Funds
Insurance Commissioner Lemmert and Assistant Attorney General Miller returned from New York after depositions in the state case against Union Central Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati. The department seeks to cancel 400000 dollars alleged as misused treasury funds, arguing the money belonged to policyholders. Foraker and Attorney Ramsey warned they would support the company in Baltimore later.
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Insurance Department
Union Central
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lemmert
Atttorney
Miller
New York
Union Central Life Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
Pattison
Foraker
Ramsey
Missioner Lemmert
Baltimore
State Printer Sullivan Seeks Republican Secretary of State Ticket
L Sullivan, state supervisor of public printing, announces his candidacy for secretary of state on the Republican ticket in a letter to friends. He says no one urged him to run and that he took the initiative himself despite no prior hint of interest. He cites his experience and aims to modernize state printing and administration.
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Sullivan
Commercial Tribune
Agolumeus
L. Sullivan
Auto Registration Grows State Car Dept Revenue Hit 120K
In Columbus on July 17 the state automobile department reports total collections of 120 101 23 and a further 21 129 in the past month. Proposals to raise state income to at least 250 000 will be before the legislature. With cities barred from automobile taxes the push to expand state taxation gains momentum.
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New
State Department
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Senator B Russell Endorsed for Census Supervisor Post
Sidney attorney Senator B Russell has been endorsed by committees of the Fourth congressional district for appointment as supervisor of the census in that district. The July 1 date and district details are noted in the indorsement.
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J. E. Russell
Commercial Tribune
5. B. Russell
Sidney
Fourth Canal District
Miami River Rises After Drowning atUnion Bethel Camp
Rescue teams scoured the Little Gemini river all day in a futile effort to recover the bodies of Misa Any Friend and O Gilvie Frierson who drowned Friday afternoon while on a trip at the Union Bethel camp. The Miami River has risen considerably since the accident and it is feared bodies have been carried away in the swift current toward the Ohio.
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J. Perkins
Cincinnati
Herald Square
Stelry
Mr. Perkins
Riverside Drive
Ellsworth
Alexandria
Baker
Ball’s Bluff
Stonewall Jackson
Bull Run
Fredericksburg
Seven Pines
White Oak Swamp
Gaines’ Mills
Malvern Hills
Antietam
Chancellorsville
Joe Hooker
Gettysburg
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Hancock
George Pickett
Murat
Sickels
Doubleday
Howard
Giemi
Misa Any Frelend
O'Gilvie Frierson
Union Bethel
Som ‘Er
Miami
Ohio
Jury Discharged in Boyajian Murder Trial in Detroit
In Detroit on July 17 the jury in Dr. G K Boyajian’s murder trial failed to agree after an eleven hour session. Eight jurors favored conviction while four favored acquittal on each ballot, leading to dismissal. The defense cited insanity with no recollection of the shooting.
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Detroit
Mich
G. K. Boyajian
Harpoton Gostanian
Goodson
Connolly
Boyajian
Bigamy Charge Sparks Divorce Suit in Hamilton
Nellie Ray of Hamilton alleges her husband W Ray is a bigamist. She claims he confessed to her he had another wife and sought money from her past marriage in 1907. The case seeks a divorce from his first wife and names potential prior unions as grounds.
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Commd ¥Ial Tribune
Hamilton
Ving
Nellie Ray
Ray
Hamoe
Aince Ray
Prva
Hindoo Caste System Vicious Tyranny Across India
Long dispatch from Bombay analyzes the Hindu caste system, its 2400 plus divisions, and how colonial railways and postal services both fracture and reinforce it. It notes Brahmans' dominance, pariahs at the bottom, and reformers split between modernization and caste tradition, with marriage, food, and occupation rules enforced.
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Bombay
India
New War Dept Rule Bans Direct Contracts With Trusts
Washington July 17 The War Department issues a new rule barring direct contracts with any corporation that is part of a trust or combination in restraint of trade Brig Gen Henry G Sharpe is ordered to enter into no such contracts and to avoid middlemen represented by trust affiliates This move aims to curb trust influence in army supply purchases
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New York
Automobile and Bicycle Manufacturing Company
West
Mister Jones
J. B. St. Dennis
Washington
Dickinson
Secretary of War
Henry G. Sharpe
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Stom
Board of School For Deaf
Metropolis
James W. Faulkner
Alex. Labold
Hoffman House
Spa
Harry Anderson
Albany
Billy Sheehan
Cinncinnati
Pacific Coast
Ed Ziegler
Florine Glassmyer
Kroger Grocery Company
Newburg
Mount St. Mary’s Academy
That
C. C. Long
Ohio Capital City
Gotham
John G. Deshler
Long Island
Joseph Connor
Skinner
A. B. McClure
Doris A. Holtzman
G. W.C. Poore
J. H. H. Davis
F. Stirgwoldh
E. Sattmiller
Alms & Doepke
Speckman
Wise and & i Mayer
Meyer, Wise & Kaichen
A. Levy
A Kats
Victor Shirt Company
A. Caspary
Haberdasher
A.F. Frey
Milliner
G. A. Wolf
Dan Wolf & Sons
William Reiss
Louis Stix & Co
Charles Schoengold
Sohsengold
Bureau of Municipal Research
Hewmscthine
John Hicks
Chile
Dayton
A. G Erbaugh
J. E. Richards
L. B
J. G.,petosky
I. Stern
H. Stern
H. HE. Diers
G. J. Loomis
C. F. Burkhardt
H. Rehling
H. Bunstine
R. Neutzenholzer
Supreme: ‘Court
C. A. Thats
Henry Grodsky
Gerard
H. Jacobs
Wil. J. Graf
W. E. Spatz
G. Palmer
Ww. F. Quick
Victoria
G. M. Clickner
Clickner
J. Dietz
Latham
P. W. Grinstead
H.A. Simpson
George H. Stearns
York
C. M. Warrington
D. C
Warrington
J. B. Matson
I. R.luebbert
St. Denis
A. McFaddin
J.H. Maguire
Broadway Central
Charley A. Corry
Marlborough
F. R. Brooks
J. Reed
Park Avenue
Ella Bunting
Dora -Matre
James M. Bush
A. D. Bowen
L.’H.gray
M. BR. Gray
Miss Gray
Master Cry
Ch. ‘Sae
Sretell
John A
Albert
Abraham Lincoln
Supreme Court of the United States
Dred Scott
Theodore Roosevelt
Beef Trust
Standard Oil
William H. Taft
American Bar Association
Morris Re
Tower Hill
Gaste
Hindous
Railroads
Frederic J. Haskin
System Complex
Hindoo
Benares
Hell
All
Tomor
Suit Rooms
Albert I. Straus
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