Burglar Shot Dead In Mt. Auburn Home
Albert Esberger of 241 Helen Street awoke to发现 intruder in his kitchen and fired twice. The burglar fell from a first floor window with one shot in the temple and another in the neck. The burglar’s companion fled. blood trails pointed toward Reading Road. Police searched the area but found no trace of the second assailant.
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Albert Esberger
Helen Street
Esberger
Vine Street
Hess
Reading Road
Taft Opens Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition With Telegraph Signal
President Taft pressed a telegraph key in the White House signaling the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Seattle celebrated as gates opened, troops paraded, ships fired salutes, and bands played. Festivities continued with receptions and a luncheon, while delays in some exhibits were noted for Alaska.
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Seattle
Wash
Taft
White House
United States Army
Cleese
Iichi
Uriel Sebree
Onward J. O’day
Nadau
J. F. Chilberg
James J. Hill
Great Northern Board
Episcopal
Frederick W. Keator
Taft Opens Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle
President Taft opens the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle by touching a gold key in the East Room. A White House message from Taft congratulates the organizers, praising the Northwest venture to showcase Alaska's resources and Pacific trade, and ends with thanks from Senator Piles for the formal response.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Seattle
United States
J. “E. Chilberg
Wash
Great Northwest
Alaska
Pacific
West
William H. Taft
Piles
Labor Leader Indicted for Perjury in Grafting Case
Chicago June 1 Francis E Thomas business agent of the Structural Iron Workers Union was indicted on perjury charges connected with his testimony for the defense in the Madden Poychot and Boyle graft case in which the labor leaders were convicted last week.
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Chicago
Francis E. Thomas
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Madden
Poychot
Boyle
Editors Restot Criminal Libel Charge in Court
In Indianapolis on June 1 Judge Anderson delayed removal to the District of Columbia for trial of Dela van Smith and Charles H. Williams publishers of The Indianapolis News. Indicted with New York World associates for criminal libel linked to graft claims in U S Panama Canal purchases. Defense argued lack of express malice. government sought transfer for trial. Ernest I. Lewis testified he had no instructions from editors regarding Panama dispatches.
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Delavan Smith
Charles H. Williams
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis
Ind
Anderson
United States Court of
Triat of Columbia
Ralon
Unite States
Panama Canal Zone
Messrs. Smith
Williams
District of Columbia
New York World
Stuart McNamara
United States
Charles W. Miller
Ferdinand Winter
Oalq
Ernest I. Lewis
the News
Panama Canal
Veracity questioned of star witness in bribery case
In Columbus Ohio on June 1 defense attacked Nelson Cannon the state star witness in the bribery case of Stanley Rhoads a Cleveland clubman accused of bribing Charles B Burr director of public service Judge Kinkaid denied moving the case from the jury and allowed no argument while noting conspiratorial evidence. Burr will testify in his own defense denying payment by Rhoads to favor the Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cleveland
Nelson Cannon
Stanley Rhoads
Public Service
Charles B. Burr
Kinkaid
Rhoads
Burr
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
Kearns Appointed State Inspector of Workshops and Factories
Governor Harmon announced the appointment of Thomas P. Kear of Dayton as state inspector of workshops and factories to replace J. H. Morgan whose term expired several weeks ago. Morgan had served since December.
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Harmon
Dayton
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thomas Py» Kear
J. H. Morgan
Morgan
Test of Strike Shows Conditions Unchanged
Philadelphia reports the street car strike continues with 700 cars running at night amid debris and threats near Chestnut and Thirteenth streets. Labor leaders plan a mass demonstration with tens of thousands of trade unionists while Wheeling declares open shops after June 30 and ends talks with Amalgamated Association. Seth Low leads a Lake Carriers conference to craft a plan to avert further maritime labor conflict.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut
Timothy Healey
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
W. B. Mahohe
International Electricians’ Union
Building Trades Council of Philadelphia
Textile Trades
Wheeling
W. Va
American Sheet and Tin Plate
Hye Newcraners
Amalgamated Association
Martin's Ferry
State Board of Arbitration
Livingston
Detroit
Lake Carriers’ Association
Low
Contempt Sentences Postponed for Shipp Case
Washington June 1 The court postponed sentence in the contempt cases against former Sheriff Shipp and others of Chattanooga to allow petitions for rehearing. The cases go over to the next term as prisoners remain on bond. The crowded corridor showed interest from attorneys and congressmen including a Tennessee delegation. A Negro lawyer outside raised discrimination charges amid the proceedings.
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Washington
Sheriff Shipp
Chattanooga
Supreme Court of the United States
Tennnessée
Naval Academy June Week Opens With Board of Visitors
Annapolis Md June 1 June week at the naval academy opened today with the reception of the board of visitors appointed by the president and congress to inspect the school The list of honor men of the first class was made public It includes Theodore S Wilkinson Jr Myrtle Grove La Ralph D Weyerbacker Booneville Ind Carl P Jungling Natch ez Miss David I Hendrick Dunkirk Gaylor Church Meadville Pa
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Opeed
Board of Visitors
Congress
Theodore S
Wilkinson, Jr
Myrtle Grove
Ralph D. Weyerbacker
Booneville
Ind
Carl P. Jungling
Natchez
Miss
David
Hendrick
Dunkirk
Gaylor Church
Meadville
Supreme Court affirms city milk ordinance power
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds city authority to set milk standards and destroy nonconforming dairy. The decision, in the Benjamin Tees case, confirms municipal regulation of milk quality and disposal, with later cases and judgments across several counties affirmed or modified.
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Supreme Court
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Benjamin Tees
Cincinnati
Eter
Buerger
L. B. Hamilton
Admr
William Creps
Allen County
J.N. Bence
R. Morgan
Mahoning County
D. W. Basinger
Frank Kiene
Putnam County
A. J. Bokenkotter
Hamilton County
Drake Coal Company
H. H. McFadden
Richland County
Robert Snedden
Cleveland Machine Knife Co
Cuyahoga County
Peter Buerger
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Benjamin Kaiser
Edward Walsh
City of Cincinnati
Leah
Doctor Charged With Murdering His Young Wife
Chicago June 1 Dr. Haldane Cleminson was formally booked for murder charging him with killing his wife Nora Jane Cleminson. The案 details show morphine tests and a police probe into burglary claims and hidden silverware. The case draws strong public interest due to the couple’s youth and prominence.
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Chicago
Haldane Cleminson
Nora Jane Cleminson
Cleminsons
Cleminson
Treasury shows May deficit smaller than expected
Washington reports May deficit at 5,453,955 with eleven month shortfall of 97,858,102. May receipts 53,332,310 and disbursements 58,786,265. Cash balance 118,979,764. working balance 40,829,000. Customs receipts rose over prior year. internal revenue up. pensions and public works increased.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Wealthy Man Ended Life in Alpena Club
Jesse Fletcher a wealthy retired Indianapolis businessman about 50 years old shot himself in his Turtle Lake club room in Montgomery County near Alpena Michigan after a period of poor health. He had traveled in California with George N. Pierce and came to the area with Harry S. New a few weeks earlier. Doctors said his illness likely unsettled his mind and caused the suicide.
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Alpena
Mich
Jesse Fletcher
Indianapolis
Ind
Turtle Lake Club
Montgomery County
Mr. Fletcher
California
George N. Pierce
Buffalo
Harry S. New
Negro Who Struck Down Choir Singer Must Hang
Des Moines reports John Junken, a Black man, found guilty of the murder of Clara Rosen, a Ottawa choir singer, in Centerville. He received a death sentence after a short deliberation, with immediate execution to follow.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John Junkep
Centerville
Clara Rosen
Ottawa
Junken
Guy Logan
Lowa
Double Accident Reaches Santa Anita Trail Tragedy
Mrs. A S Wilson of Los Angeles and her husband fell sixty feet while descending Mount Wilson near Pasadena. Both were unconscious and taken to a nearby ranch house. Mrs. Wilson was reported dying and her husband seriously injured. A unidentified man’s body, bearing the initials I B W, was found buried in rocks and sand, likely there for weeks.
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Pasadena
Cal
Santa Anita
Mount Wilson
A. S. Wilson
Los Angeles
Rocky Canon
Nat
Hopkinsville Proclaims Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday
Mayor Meacham issues a proclamation setting aside next Thursday as a holiday in Hopkinsville Kentucky to celebrate the 101st birthday of Jefferson Davis and participate in the ceremony at Fairview where the site rich has been purchased and will become a memorial park dedication ceremony is planned.
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Dix
Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Mir&yor Meacham
Jefferson Davis
Fairview
Rich
Night Sessions Push Tariff Bill Through Senate
Washington reports say the Senate began night sessions to tackle the cotton cloth schedule of the tariff bill. Senators Smoot and Lodge led the debate, arguing about duties, protection for American manufacturers, and implications of Dingley law revisions. Cummins proposed a 2 percent income tax on higher incomes with protections against double taxation.
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Senate
Washington
Mian Aldrich
Smoot
Lodge
Finance
Tee
Utah
Senator Lodge
Republican Party
New England
Dulliver
Pri
Aldrich
Iowa
Finance Committee
Root
Board of General Appraisers
Dolliver
House
Cummins
German wage data used to influence U.S. tariff debate
Washington senators accuse Berlin of supplying German wage figures to sway U.S. tariff legislation. The interior ministry and foreign office prepared data showing higher German wages than alleged, aiming to justify tariff levels. Germany defends the information as a factual aid to fair U.S. tariff framing.
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Berlin
Washington
United States
Ministry of the Interior
Orien
State
Foreign
Am Hill
Germany
Merce
Hill
Count’ Vonstorff
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White
LABOR
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Star Witness
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Morgan's Place
Civic Association
Great Lakes
Phan
Seth Low
Uhidan
David I. Hendrick
Sears
Frederick ‘H. Alms
Lincoln Memorial
Jowsi
Cincinnati Gas Company
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
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Common Pleas
City of
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Saunders Street
Auburn Avenue
Stephen Bokenkotter
Anthony J. Bokenkotter
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railroad
Charles
Hoffman
O'Brien
Man
Foreign Bureau
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