Governor Cox An Inquest Over State Fund Increases
Canton Congressman Whitacre demands a special session inquiry into a claimed $3,000,000 rise in Ohio expenditures since 1912. He attaches a letter from former Treasurer Creamer and questions what happened to millions, urging a legislative investigation. The Governor limits public remarks while preparing a new session message.
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Jury to report large rebel army verdict today Carman case
Grand jury in Mineola New York concluded the probe into the murder of Louise Bailey at Dr Edwin Carmans office. Mrs Carman faces possible indictment for manslaughter with bail discussed at twenty thousand dollars. Debate centered on whether an indictment for murder in the first degree would be handed up.
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Bryan Supports Woman Suffrage in Nebraska Vote
Secretary Bryan states he will back the proposed Nebraska state constitutional amendment extending suffrage to women. He says he will not claim rights he would not grant his wife, and emphasizes the mother’s right to influence her children through the ballot. He outlines objections to suffrage and argues for equal treatment of men and women.
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Sisters born May two joined back to back separated by surgeons
In Paris on July 16 two sisters born May 2 were surgically separated by Dr Mignot with Dr C W Du Bouchet assisting at the American Hospital. The operation involved dissecting intestines that were briefly joined for about an inch and a quarter.
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Seven Die in Trolley Train Wreck Near Norfolk
A trolley car with two trailers collided with a Virginian Railway freight train at a grade crossing three miles from Norfolk. Seven were killed outright and about forty injured, many critically, with a long rescue effort and difficult identifications. The electric train carried passengers from Ocean View to the Chesapeake Bay resort.
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Man and two daughters found living in cave near Benville
In Benville Arkansas on July 16 a man named Ewing and his two young daughters, ages 10 and years, were found living in a cave five miles east of town. They had eaten tree bark for ten days and the girl remembered no bread for over a month. Once a prosperous farmer, Ewing lost his fortune after stock deaths, his wife and son died within two years, his house burned seven months ago, and he sold the cow and vanished. He refused help from neighbors and declared he would not beg.
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New Haven Board defies Massachusetts sale demands
New York New Haven Hartford directors vote to stand by not selling Boston and Maine stock to Massachusetts under imposed terms. They deny receivership plans, say the company is solvent and able to meet obligations, while Washington considers extending time amid possible peaceful dissolution talks.
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Oelerich Soars to Near Five Miles in Record Flight
An official test of the barograph on Heinrich Oelerichs biplane at LBIPsIc Germany shows his July 14 ascent reached over 8 000 meters 26 246 feet just 154 feet shy of five miles confirming a new high altitude for the flight.
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McReynolds Seen as Supreme Court Nominee
Washington July 16 The Judiciary Committees expect the President to offer Attorney General McReynolds the Supreme Court seat vacated by Justice Lurton. Indications point to a quick tender and possible confirmation without a prolonged fight, aided by Republican opposition being in minority and Senators like Norris likely supporting action.
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Plans for good roads pageant at state fair
Columbus officials and industry groups met to plan a good roads pageant at next fall's State fair. Commissioned by Highway Commissioner James R. Marker, the committee includes S. M. Brown of Columbus L. H. Howbutz of Toledo and G. P. Rudisall of Lima.
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Tod Gains GOP Pledges Across Ohio in Governor Campaign
In Columbus on July 16 David Tod of Youngstown secured pledges from Republicans statewide. Visitors to his Hartman Hotel headquarters included N H Fairbanks of Springfield State Central Committee member, W H Newman editor of The Zanesville Courier, and Walter L Rumley publisher of The Georgetown Gazette. Tod later dined with the Republican Glee Club at Olentangy Park.
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Atlanta to host Methodist university east of Mississippi
The Education Commission meeting in Atlanta selected the city for a new Methodist Episcopal Church South university east of the Mississippi. Dallas already secures a university west of the river. Asa G. Candler of Atlanta donated one million dollars for the Atlanta institution.
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Tragic Quarry Rescue Ends in Three Drownings Near Easton
In Easton Pennsylvania on July 16 two girls Pearl Wagner 13 and Ethel Ackerman 14 and boy Arlington Ackerman 11 drowned after their raft overturned in a flooded quarry hole near here. The boy, who could swim, tried to save the girls but perished with them. All three lived in West Pen Argyl.
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Man slays baker driver in quarrel over slur claim
In Vincennes Indiana Benjamin F Jones confronted Earl Smith a bakery driver accusing him of slurring his wife. Smith struck Jones breaking his neck and causing instant death on the sidewalk curb.
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Big Religious Bodies To Merge In The United Protestant Church
Delegates at the Methodist Protestant Church of America closing session in Columbus approve a merger with the United Brethren Church of America. The new name United Protestant Church would serve about 500000 members once both factions ratify, likely after a referendum in the United Brethren Church.
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Caillaux Murder Trial Jury Venire Drawn in Paris
Judge Louis Albanel, presiding over the Caillaux case, summoned the veniremen today from which the jury will be chosen for the trial of Mme Caillaux in Paris.
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Sociopaths Labeled Derelicts Spark City Panel Talk
Dr William J Hickson of the municipal court psychology lab describes city derelicts as sociopaths at a meeting of alienists and neurologists in Chicago. The group adopts resolutions for State control of alcohol and narcotic drug sales and for labor condition inspections.
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Gard bills direct pensions to national soldiers homes visitors
Representative Warren Gard of Ohio introduced a bill to pay pensions directly to individual veterans at national soldiers homes including Dayton, instead of distributing funds through the home treasurer. The change would align payments with those received by veterans not in homes.
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Rebels Near Capital in Dominican Action
Commander Carter of the cruiser Tennessee reports Dominican revolutionists have captured San Cristobal and Vena outside Santo Domingo City. Foreign residents in the capital fear an assault on Santo Domingo.
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Cyclone in Henderson Kills Two and Damages 150000
A cyclone struck Henderson Kentucky on July 16 killing Mrs. William Sewell and her thirteen year old nephew Bonnie Prior when a three story brick building collapsed. The storm damaged the electric plant cutting darkness, started fires, and disrupted interurban and wire communications with Indianapolis.
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Clash Between Sheriff Deputies and Riotous I W W Workers near Bradley
On July 16 a clash occurred at Bradley eighteen miles southeast of the city as Sheriff W A Huscroft and County Detective Edward Lucas faced about 200 I W W workers. The officers, attacked with clubs and bricks, injured both men. five of nine I W W leaders were arrested and jailed here. A mob of 200 agitators followed the officers, threatening to storm the jail to free prisoners.
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Three Rats Found With Plague Germs in New Orleans
Three rats infected with bubonic plague germs were found in New Orleans. The discovery, announced by Dr. W C Rucker, Assistant United States Surgeon General, notes the rodents were from different city areas and not near the initial plague case. Officials plan intensified cleaning and rat eradication in three districts along the waterfront.
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W. C. Rucker
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President Wilson Stricken With Illness in Washington
President Wilson, after a fifth anniversary dinner, suffers indigestion and a stomach cold. He remains confined to his room with all tomorrow’s engagements likely canceled. He is annoyed by heat but will not leave Washington while Congress debates antitrust bills.
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Two rowers killed in ambush on Ohio River near Moundsville
In Moundsville West Virginia on July 16 Harry Purdy council member and William Aron prominent businessman were shot dead while rowing on the Ohio River. The killer fired from ambush stole a boat and fled to the Ohio shore pursued by a posse.
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Greatest troop movement of Constitutionalist army begins
General Pablo Gonzales led the main body of troops from Saltillo toward San Luis Potosi and the south as part of a historic movement. Sixty eight trains carried infantry cavalry and artillery units for this mobilization, marking a major shift in the campaign.
Peace Commissioners plan entry of 50 000 Constitutionalists into Mexico City
Dispatches report Goisel Obancha and Villa plan concurrent entries from Guadalajara toward Mexico City with 15 000 troops per division. Obregon Gonzales command three divisions, aiming to establish military rule. Villa notes recuperation in Chihuahua and supports broad agrarian reform without reducing it.
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Family of Gen. Huerta Safe on British Cruiser
Puerto Mexico July 16 Senora Huerta her two sons Jorge and Victor and their wives two unmarried daughters Senora Blanquet wife of the former War Minister and other distinguished refugees arrived by special train from Mexico City. The women boarded the British cruiser Bristol and the men may be quartered on Bristol or on the German cruiser Dresden if disturbances arise. An unofficial report says another British warship is en route from Vera Cruz and both British and German vessels may assist in removing Huerta and Blanquet families to a neutral port for transfer to a European steamer. The ex-President and ex-War Minister are expected between 8 and 9 a m tomorrow. The Buenos Aires sails July 22 and Huerta may not wait. Naval men think refugees will be taken to a West Indian port. Jorge Huerta a colonel mingled with friends and spoke harshly of Americans to Mexican friends.
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Requests Protection for Federal Interests
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports Francisco Carbajal, successor to General Huerta, as Provisional President of Mexico, seeking protection for federal interests amid ongoing political turmoil. The dispatch notes shifting leadership and diplomatic considerations impacting international relations.
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