Contention over Appointments From Board of Appraisers
A Toledo attorney faces possible disbarment after his affidavit of prejudice against Judge Morris of Lucas County Common Pleas. The case may be carried to the U S Supreme Court if the state court rules against the attorney. Thatcher gains support from labor leaders nationwide in pursuing a ruling on the principle involved.
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Commercia Tribune
Charles
Toledo
Judicial Rechra
Jud Morris
Lucas County
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court of
Dullea
Thatcher
United States
Blish
Morris
Remembering Jefferson Davis Memorial Plans in Kentucky
Subscriptions began for a Davis Memorial aiming to raise funds for a 17 acre site at Fairview Kentucky. General Young urged Southern states to honor Jefferson Davis with a memorial shaft while praising Lincoln and calling for a lasting Confederate temple to house records.
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Seréanine
Tucky
Illumine
Tod
Tim
Lewis
Ernor Simon Bolivar
Bud Tucky
Davis
Gow
Sna Eenre
Cain Ey
Booth
Eng
Fairview
Bennett Hi. Young
Kentuc Division
United Confederate’ Veterans
Todd and
Christ ‘Gounties
Wairview
W. Milton
Louisville
Young
Chicago
Milton
Jefferson Davis
Lincoln
Confed
Fragmented OCR News Snippet About Mountain Creek Events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Soldiers’ pomie at Mountain Creek and various unreadable phrases. The readable content is minimal, offering no clear event, date, or names to anchor a coherent summary.
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Soldiers’ Pomie
Mountain Creek
Buffalo Conference to Hear Philanthropy Leaders in June
The Conference of Charities and Correction in Buffalo will host about 2000 delegates from across the United States for discussions on juvenile courts immigrant aid families and neighborhood welfare. Noted figures include Miss Jane Addams Thomas Mulry and Robert A. Woods with leaders from the Red Cross Sage Foundation and Charity Organization Society. A booklet titled Buffalo of Today is being mailed to 10000 readers.
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United States
Buffalo
Conference of Charities and Correction
Hinnést P. Bicknell
National Red Cross
Italy
Jane Addams
Hullhouse
Secreon
Thomas Mulry
New ‘York ‘City
Robert W. DéForest
New York
The
Sage Foundation
Edward T. Devine
Charity Organization Society of
New York City
Columbia University
John M. Glenn
Sage Foundation of
Mary E. Richmond
Bociety For Organizing Charity
Philadelphie
Arse Lée
Revena Paine
Boston
S Speranza
Society For Protection of
New York York City
D. J. McMahon
Catholic Charities of
F. B. Sanborn
Springfield Mass
F. H. Wines
North
William R. Stewart
General Hospital Staff
Lively Fight Promised for State Appraisers Board
A lively contention looms in the state board of appraisers and assessors with Republicans dominating the panel except for State Treasurer Creamer. Creamer seeks to name candidates for city boards of review, promising a fight if denied. Hearings resumed Thursday amid bitter contests in Youngstown and Tiffin.
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State Board of Appraisers
State Auditor
Creamer
Youngstown
W. L. Bense
Tiffin
Defense Grants Financial Testimony in Rhoads Bribery Case
In the case against R Stanley Rhoads charged with bribing C B Burr, defense shows 1500 payment by Bramley to Rhoads. witness Woodmansee testifies Rhoads paid 400 for a piano and 202 later. Burr to testify that no payment to Burr occurred. Case nears end as Burr and Rhoads testimony may close.
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R. Stanley Rhoads
C. B. Burr
Board of Service
M. F. Brathley
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
Rhoads
W. G.woodmansee
Cincinnati
Bramley
Burr
Officials Are Honored for Degrees at Ada Meeting
Governor Warmon Adjutant General Weybrecht and W L Finley received honorary degrees at Ohio Northern University Ada. Governor earned Doctor of Laws while Weybrecht and Finley were awarded Master of Arts. None are alumni, highlighting the unusual distinction. Finley resides in Hardin County where the university sits.
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Warmon
Weybrecht
W. L. Finley
Democratic State Executive Committee
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Finley
Hardin County
T and F
Dennison University
Ee Pas
Weycee Ries Ada
Camp
Pardon Recommendations at Board Meeting
The board considered clemency with two cases detailed. Earl of Stark county, convicted in 1907 for shooting with intent, received a one year sentence. Lochmann of Franklin county, jailed in fall 1907 for uttering, was given two years on condition of repayment. Romulus H. Cotell asked for mercy in a murder case involving the Stone family, with decisions postponed to the next meeting.
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Board of Parae
Eari
Stark County
Miny
Not satisfactory articles threaten casualty outfit plans
Four doctors find the articles of the casualty peat company inadequate and unsafe for its purposes. They urge amendment before the company is recorded, arguing the current wording lacks clear business scope and safeguards.
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Véeland
Wheat Showe Improvement In State Agriculture Report
Official state agriculture report dated June 16 notes crop conditions improving across wheat and corn. It cites 73 percent harvest readiness for verges, 70 percent for winter barley, and 82 percent for spring crops with partial gains noted in stock and orchard yields.
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Poard
Bayley
Grocers Oppose New Regulation at Detroit Convention
The National Wholesale Grocers association, meeting in Detroit on June 3, opposed a government regulation requiring guarantor names on food packages. The order, which rescinds the current serial guaranty system, would be amended by the executive committee and take effect January 1. The association argues the new invoice or blanket guaranty method is inadvisable.
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Detroit
Mich
National
Wholesale’ Grocers’ Association
Reselu
Four ABE: Hurt in Hotel Fire
Four guests of the Belmont hotel on West Jackson Boulevard jumped from second and third floor windows as a four story brick building was damaged by fire in Chicago. One firefighter was overcome by smoke and C W Carr of Chalmers Indiana broke an ankle after leaping from a window.
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Chicago
Wrndows
Jackson “Boulevard
Belmont Hotel
C. W.carr
Chalmers
Ind
Fire at Carlisle coal mine fans flames near Fairview shaft
A mine fire at the Fairview mine north of Carlisle, Indiana, is burning after a windy shot fired Sunday afternoon. Carlisle Coal and Clay Company workers battle the flames to extinguish the blaze.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fairview
Carlisle Coal and Clay, Company
Carlisle
Minera
Forest Fires Sweep Mescalero Reserve in New Mexico
Forest fires in the Mescalero Indian reservation near Tularosa in south central New Mexico destroyed quantities of grazing land and timber. The fires are now under control.
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Paso
Téx
Mescalero Indian Reservation
Tularosa
New Mexico
Judge Threatened After Court Loss In Jackson Ky
Dispatch from Jackson Kentucky reports John Johnson who once intimidated court officials is back to old tactics after a suit was decided against him in Judge Pr Adams court. He sought the judge last night and friends interfered. He warned he would likely inflict bodily harm.
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Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Johnson
Adam's Court
Kate
Campen
Jake
Jevk
Reunion Approval Sparks Nationwide Veteran Gathering
Telegraphs report readers of the Army and Confederate veterans association nationwide respond to a campaign for a grand reunion of blue and gray. The Minneapolis Journal notes preparations for a June 3 event under the secretary’s supervision.
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Army
Confederate Veterans
Minneapoli Journal
Honors Given to Confederate Descendants by Daughters of the Confederacy
The article notes ceremonies where crosses of honor were awarded to widows and descendants of Confederate soldiers. Daughters of the Confederacy presented the awards during anniversary events in various counties, with observances and school exercises mentioning the life and influence of Davis.
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Norroek
Daughters of the Confederacy
Oat Dee Uate
Davis
Butler Urged for British Post Educator as Ambassador
Special Dispatch says Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler has been approached by the New York Republican county machine for the ambassador to the court of St James. Butler is compared to Charles W. Eliot of Harvard and Taft favors a strong educator for the post. Eliot reportedly may not accept, renewing interest in Butler.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Nicholas Murrray Butler
Columbia, University
Republican County
Court of St. James
Butler
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Sliot
Taft
Oiot
Reid
Bincett
Eliot
Traveling Men Determine to Hold Down Expenses
Asheville North Carolina June 8 The Travelers Protective Association session emphasized avoiding increased expenditures and eliminating causes of liabilities for members. Officers elected included secretary treasurer Galeaume of St Louis on the first ballot for LT, president P J OʼMeara of Indianapolis defeating Carey King of Rome Georgia, and vice presidents Michuylef Pegus Wernicke Gain Bock and Are Jon You.
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Asheville
N.C
Travelers’ Protective Associa
GaBéaume
St. Louis
P. J. O'Meara
Indianapolis
Carey King
Rome
Michuylef
Frank Pegus
South Carolina
Edward J. Wernicke
California
John' S
Missieio Me Bock
Yows
H.W
Jon
Man Files After Hatchet Attack In Rage
A man in a rage attacked with a hatchet and fled the scene. A suspect, identified as Bega, may have been involved in the incident near Beseia and Blowing. Police continue investigations and seek witnesses.
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Tole Ao Bega Aister
Beseia
Wis Blowing
Thelf Wilieen
Ikea
Earth shocks continue in Ribatejo with wall collapses
Lisbon reports ongoing earth shocks in the Ribatejo district accompanied by subterranean rumblings. No casualties have been reported though many walls have collapsed.
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Ribatejo
Spain
Lisbon
Farmer-Banker Is Dead After Auto Overturns
Addison E. Miller a leading farmer and banker in this county was found beneath his overturned automobile in a ditch near his home He had been dead some time officials believe the car struck a cow on a rural road last evening causing it to overturn pinning him beneath the wreckage in Lafayette Indiana
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Lafayette
Ind
Dave
Addison E. Miller
Miller
Fraternity urged for Lutheran church unity in session
Richmond Ind June 3 During the general synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the United States delegates Dr Henry E H Jacobs and Dr W H Greever delivered warm greetings. Both urged closer union among Lutheran branches and the sentiment for unity appeared to be growing.
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Richmond
Ind
General Synod of the Evangelical. Lutheran Church of the
Bryn Mawr Honors Spark Jordan Controversy
Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania June 3 Professor David Starr Jordan faced criticism after his Salford University address during commencement at Bryn Mawr College. Lucien Foulet argued against the lecture focusing on World War I era France and postwar sentiment, citing concerns over bias and interpretation.
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Bryn Mawr
David Starr
Jordan
Saladtford ‘University
Bryn Cane College
Lucien Foulet
Jexalacs
Mg Ae
France
Chicago man wins bride after 24 hour courtship
George Kuepper of Chicago won Gertrude McCloskey of Woodville after a 24 hour courtship. The Shamrock Athletic club offered a $2,000 wager if he walked 16 000 miles within a year. The couple plan marriage soon in Gibsonburg Ohio.
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Gibsonburg
George Kuepper
Chicago
Gertrude McCloskey
Woodville
Kuepper
Ghances
Shamrock Athletic Club of
McCloskey
Ee Kuepper
Boy Pulls Throttle Triggering Freight Train Crash
In Alpena Michigan on June 3 a 12 year old Joseph Jeskowskie climbed into a Detroit and Mackinac railroad locomotive cab, pulled the throttle, and leapt clear as the engine rolled onto a standing freight train. The wreck demolished several cars, causing about 3000 dollars in damage and the boy was slightly injured and held in custody.
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Alpena
Mich
Detroit & Mackinac Railroad
Joseph Jeskowskie
Trial of Missionaries in Africa Postponed
A Leopoldville dispatch reports two American missionaries, Rev. William Morrison and Rev. Wee Bhappard, facing libel charges, with the trial postponed from May 25 to July 30. The case is brought by a Kongo concession company claiming rubber monopoly in the Congo Kanai region.
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Brussels
Leopoldville
William Morrison
Wee Bhappard
Compating
Kanai
First kissing orangutan arrives in Boston
A baby orangutan arrives in Boston after a 15000 mile voyage and imprints on humans with loud kisses. Chief Engineer Hayes cared for the creature causing laughter among inspectors and reporters during quarantine. The ape reportedly learned basic table manners and could use a knife and fork.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Orangoutang
Et Quarantine
Hayes
Beene
Postmasters See Salary Increases Across Ohio
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced salary raises for Ohio postmasters. Towns including Pataskala, Akron, Piqua, and Lima reported boosts ranging from about 1 000 to 3 400 dollars, reflecting a broad pay upgrade across numerous offices.
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Commercial Tasone Buxpan
Maby Bunpris
WapaInotan
D. C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Hitchcock
Ohio
Vie Pataskala
Pemba
Ville
Piqua
Pisin City
An T
Watchman restrains man near brewery canal
A night watchman at Windish Muhlhauser brewery restrained a stranger along the canal bank after he attempted to jump into the water. The man was taken to City Hospital in Patroll where he was found unable to proceed with his actions.
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Gelieve
Je x Dane
Muhlhauser Brewery
Tian
Remov City
Patroll
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King’s Daughters’ Hospital
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B. C. Bowers
King’s Daughtery
Bowers
Valdosta
Liberty H. Bailey
Cornell
Roosevelt
Country Life Commission
Graham Taylor
Paul
Kellogg
Pittsburg Survey
Handsome
Grocers
Abe
UDGE
Ie Sickson, Ky
Nicholas Murray Butler
Hamony
Bryn Mawr College
G. H. P. Belmont
Cupid
New Yorker
Africa
Kongo Cole
Senna
Calumnioucation
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Tata
Watchman
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