Former Varsity Student Oscar Lange Named Assistant Attorney
Oscar W Lange, Cincinnati born and raised, has been appointed assistant attorney in the Department of the Interior. A former University of Cincinnati Law School graduate and land law specialist, Lange served in Helena and San Francisco before Ballinger promoted him to Washington. He will assume duties in August.
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Oscar Lange
Department of the Interior
Oscar W. Lange
Washington
In Department
Lange
Ballinger
Mire Lange
Hié
Run
Auburn Avenues
Corryyill
University of Cin
Dange
Cincinnati Law School
Land Office
Helena
Mont
Montana
Ban Iisco
Joleiaae
California
Nevada
Org
San Francisco
Cardinal Fined Defies Court In France
In Eaux France on July 2 Andrieu, fined by a correctional court for incitement, publishes a letter declaring he will not recognize the court sentence. He reiterates that the faithful must disobey laws conflicting with church doctrine and condemns schools.
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Eaux
France
Car- Andrieu
Mrs Taft Invitations Sent In Washington
Invitations were sent today to Mrs Taft wife of the president and to Secretary of War Dickinson and the District Commissioner in Washington indicating upcoming social events.
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Washington
Taft
Dickinson
Arrest of Salvatore Arrigo, Black Hand leader, reported
Post office inspectors and federal marshals captured Salvatore Arrigo, long-time head of the Black Hand society, on a Goshen farm in Clermont County. He will be brought to Cincinnati for a preliminary hearing as investigators pursue charges of fraudulent use of the mails and conspiracy.
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Salvatore. Arrigo
Clermont County
Postoffice
Cincinnati
Salvatore Arrigo
Society of the Banana
Black Hand Society
Goshen
Olafield
Pate
United States
Mersaal Sanderson
Salvatore
Batavia
Adler
Arrigo
Thade
Sam Lima
Marton
Blanck Hand Society
Cording
Post Office
Ptetr
Francisco Spadero
West Sixth Street
Spadero
Marion
Spedero
Hosford
Hutches
Soramson
Gough
Huey, Ringer
Werner
Bell
Schaefer
Vincent Arrigo
West Twelfth Street
Hughes Street
Reid
Diatieldanda
Marshal
Sanderson
Soransorf
Black Hand
Bo‘elety
Fo. O
Mber
Vincent
Toledo
Briand Forms New French Cabinet With Broad Support
Paris notes Briand completed a new French ministry after talks, naming Briand as premier and interior minister. Pichon foreign affairs, Cochery finance, Doumergue education, Millerand public works, Dupuy commerce, Ryan agriculture, Trowillot colonies, Viviano labor. War and navy to be filled, with Brun and Bove de La Payre slated. Aims include ending labor capital conflict and securing worker welfare with parliamentary aid.
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Paris
Artistide Briand
Falliéress
M. Briand
Justice
M-Barthou
M. Pichon
Georges Cochery
M. Doumergue
M. Millerand
Jean Dupuy
M. Ryan
M. Trowllot
M. Viviano
General Brun
Bove de la Payrere
Posts and Telegraphs
M. Simyan
Finance
Rene Renoult
M. Dujardin-Beaumetz Will
Beaux Arts
Clemenceau
M. Caillaux
M. Briana
Senate
Cailllaux
M. Cochery
Melone
M.cochery
France
M. Waldeck Rousseau
Confesses to Murder While on Honeymoon
James W. Anderson, arrested in Denver, confessed to killing Joseph Black of Memphis. Byrd, the suspect, married two weeks earlier in Colorado Springs and was honeymooning in Denver with his bride when the confession was made.
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Denver
Col
James
W. Anderson
J. L. Byrd
Memphis
Tenn
Joseph Black
Byrd
Colorado Springs
Lights on Baby Cabs Demand by Ordinance
Los Angeles on July 23 reports the city council passed a speed ordinance requiring all vehicles to display red rear lights and white front lights. The prosecutor noted exceptions for pushcarts and baby darts but no changes were made.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Cynthiana Banker Commits Death by Suicide
Lexington, July 28. Frea Jenkins, assistant cashier at Farmers National Bank of Cynthiana, died by shooting herself in early today. Jenkins had visited the bank official prior to the tragedy. Police say the circumstances show it was suicide.
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Lexington
Frea Jenkins
Farmers’ National Bank of Cynthiana
Jenkins
Talk of Honduras as Protectorate
City of Mexico July 23 It is reported Washington plans a protectorate over Honduras General Domingo Vasquez once president and exiled since 1906 is at Tegucigalpa meeting with President Davilla Vasquez arrived Corinto July 2 and travels overland A safe conduct demanded by the United States is noted Washington may gain a favorable reception from Davilla.
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City OF
Mexico
Washington
Republic of Honduras
Domingo Vasquez
Tegucigalpa
Davilla
Vasquez
Corinto
United Tes
Emphatic Denial of Honduras Protectorate Report
Washington July 23 emphatic denial was made of a report from Mexico City that the United States planned to establish a protectorate over Honduras. State department officials said such statements were groundless and that the United States neither demanded nor requested safe conduct for Vassaquez’s travel to Tegucigalpa via Corinto.
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Washington
Mexico City
Honduras
United States
Vassaquez
Em Corinto
Tegucigalpa
Wis
Fargo Rejects So Called Ideal Municipal Government Plan
Fargo, N D voted against the so called ideal form of government by a 99 majority today. The city rejected the plan in a decisive local ballot result.
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Fargo, N. D
Fargo
N. D
Fargd
Tariff Conferees See Narrow Path to Settlement
Washington July 23 report says tariff conferees made no final deal on coal lumber hides oil iron ore cotton wood pulp and print paper but prospects for a settlement tomorrow looked good. Leather goods disputes dominate as western states push keep duties low while allies demand concessions to allow reductions. Lobbyists swarm the corridor as discussions go into executive session with hopes of substantial duty cuts on hides and leather goods.
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Washington
House
Senate
Taft
Arthur B. Shelton
Willie K. Payne
Aldrich
Rhodes Island
Lodge
Crane
McCall
Massachusetts
Burrows
Cincinnati Exports Pour From City Manufactures
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce annual report highlights exportable products across many industries. Machinery for woodwork and metalworking, engines, plants, planing machines, and ironwork feature prominently along with textiles, canned goods, footwear, cosmetics, and art wares. The 224 page volume includes weather data, property statistics, river data, pricing histories, and official business directory.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Anya Cincinnatian
Cincinnatian
Santi
Cincinnati
Frank
Cincwgpati
Ohio River
Staples
Epa
Roosevelt Promise Hints at Mayoralty Return in New York
Paris July 23 John J Wise Jr of New York reports that former President Roosevelt, before leaving New York for an African hunting expedition, promised Republicans he would return in time for the mayoralty race. Wise says Roosevelt will head the mayoralty ticket this autumn.
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Paris
John 8. Wise, Jr
New York
Roosevelt
New ‘York
Negro Hanged Before 5000 Witnesses in Mississippi
In Brandon Mississippi on July 23 a black man named Will Mack was hanged for the rape and assault of Mamie Meyers near Pelahatchie. About 5000 people watched the public execution, the first in years in the state. Mack accepted death without visible emotion.
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Brandon
Miss
Will Mack
Mamie Meyers
Crepe Nomination Sent to Senate From Illinois
The nomination of Charles F. Crepe of Illinois to serve as a minister to China was sent to the Senate today by the president. The action followed standard procedure as the administration advanced Crepe's diplomatic appointment.
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Illinois
Minieeer
Washington
Charles F. Crepe
Basse
Taft Diaz Meeting Likely In San Antonio Next September
MEXICO CITY July 23 El Imparcial reports an officially inspired article declaring that Presidents Taft and Diaz will meet next September in San Antonio instead of El Paso as previously planned.
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Mexico City
el Imparcial
Taft
Diaz
San Antonio
el Paso
Parliament Speaker Dies After All Night Session
Melbourne reports that Sir Frederick Holder, first speaker of the house, collapsed from a fit during an all night sitting and died shortly after at 6 o'clock this morning.
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House of Australian Parliament
Melbourne
Siir Frederick Holder
House of Representatives
Yond
Woman Charged with Kidnapping Arrives in New York
Helen Spencer, arrested at Panama for luring young women from the city to the canal zone under false pretenses, arrived in New York today in custody of two detectives. Judge Thomas P. Browne of the canal zone civil administration and M G Steckle of the Panama M C A will assist in the proceedings.
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New York
Helen Spencer
Panama
Canal Zone
Thomas P. Browne
Départment
Civil Administration
M.G. Steckle
Moors Defeat Spaniards in Fierce Morocco Fight
Official dispatch from Melilla reports Moors launching a dawn attack on Spanish positions at Sidi Musa and Cape Moreno. Spanish sortie fell back Moorish assault resumed. Spain suffered a colonel and three officers killed, thirteen wounded with unknown enlisted casualties. Moors pressed until nightfall, forcing retreat.
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Melilla
Morocco
Sidi Musa
Cape Moreno
Spain Tightens War News Censorship At Morocco Front
Madrid reports strict controls on war dispatches amid clashes with Kabyle tribesmen on the Moroccan coast. El Pais confiscated. Republican clubs closed. arrests for sedition linked to troop withdrawal protests. Government opens subscriptions for reservists’ families. Gen. Marinay seeks 40,000 men for a decisive Melilla battle.
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Madrid
Badajos
Morocco
el Pais
Melilla
Marinay
Melila
Charges Corruption but Vote Is Against Him
Washington July 23 Openly charging that congress and the courts had received gifts or compensation from public service corporations or trusts, Randell Texas introduced a resolution to appoint the judiciary committee to consider amending the law to prohibit such conduct. The resolution was voted down.
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Washington
Congress
Randell
Texas
House
Judiciary Committee
Bride of a few months loses husband and father in Europe
Mrs Elinore Quinby Whinfield a bride of last February travels from Europe with the bodies of her husband Roger Whinfield of Fond du Lac Wisconsin and her father Edwin M Quinby of Wooster Ohio both died within two weeks. The report notes the family connection and the sudden double bereavement during the trip.
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