Shea Arrested on Charge of Criminal Libel
Cornelius P. Shea president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters was arrested on a criminal libel charge filed by Robert J. Thorne of Montgomery Ward. Thorne seeks damages of 25 600 and alleges Shea claimed Thorne offered him 10 000 to call a strike against Sears Roebuck. The case follows Shea statements to press and to reporters. A strike negotiation with five union reps and the Employers Association continued with Mayer ready to meet.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Robert J. Thorne
Montgomery Ward & Co
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S. H. Bethea
United States District Court
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Mayer
Greater Cincinnati annexation plan for county government
Director McGuire proposes unifying Hamilton County under one local government by Cincinnati annexing all county territory outside the current city limits. He argues for tax harmonization, elimination of duplicate offices, shared utilities, and broader public works funded by general taxation.
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Alexander and Hyde Form New Financial Alliance
Unearthed notes indicate Alexander and Hyde plan a joint move with The Equitable, promising a significant realignment of financial forces. Analysts expect strategic shifts across quarters as the partnership gains momentum and market reactions unfold.
Soldiers Raid Magistrate Haas Home for Government Plunder
Major Howe at Ft Thomas leads a detachment with Capt Seville and officers to seize government property from Magistrate Haas and his son, aided by U S Marshal Sharp and Deputy Marshal Sheppard. A two horse wagon load plus blankets coats ammo and arms are recovered from Haas residence. A blocking search at Ed ward Bloom’s nearby home is ordered.
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Newport
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Magie Haas
Edward Bloom
Cincinnati
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Apache Yacht Reported Missing In German Emperor Cup Race
Friends of Ed mund Randolph of the New York Stock Exchange fear for the Apache after she sailed May 17 in the German Emperor's Cup race. She had not been sighted since May 22 while icebergs lay 500 miles eastward. crew included Adolph and a small party of yachtsmen.
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New York
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Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin Makes Public Entrance in Berlin
Berlin crowds welcomed Duchess Cecilia as she arrived with a public appearance amid cheers. The crowds hailed her as the Crown Prince’s betrothed and sweetheart, while the government paused for a half day to honor the event. The Crown Prince led his guards and acknowledged applause with a sword salute.
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Hoch Is Sentenced to Be Hanged on June 23
Chicago June 3 Johann Hoch convicted as a wife murderer and declared bigamist was sentenced by Judge Kersten to be hanged on June 23 after motions for a new trial and for a stay were denied Hoch urged mercy but maintained his innocence saying he might be guilty only if the murder occurred He appeared calm and pale as the judge stated the court had no doubt Hoch killed the woman who trusted him and Hoch was remanded to jail.
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Auto Hits Wagon injuring Mrs Rogers in Columbus
In Columbus on June 3 Mrs W. Rogers driving an auto collided with an express wagon in the East End. She sustained a severe head wound and extensive injuries with possible internal damage.
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Columbus
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Rogers
Widow Repeats Hasty Remarriage After Husband’s Death
Washington Indiana June 3 Ten weeks after the death of her husband Ada M Danley widow of William A Danley who collapsed at work married Claude Lackey of the city In explaining the move Mrs Danley said she and her husband had agreed before his death that the survivor would remarry if one died She noted she and Lackey had known each other for fifteen years and that the remarriage followed that prior understanding.
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Duke Seeks Absolute Divorce From Alice Webb Duke
Special Dispatch reports Brodie L. Duke files for absolute divorce against wife Alice Webb Duke. Proceedings earlier sought to declare Duke incompetent. those actions were dropped as trustees hold his property. Alice Webb Duke married Duke in New York on December 19, 1904 amid sensational litigation.
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Woman's head found with body in Columbus track
The body of Mrs Elizabeth Honefanger of Springfield was found on the Little Miami track with the head severed nearby. An inmate of the state hospital she is believed to have died by her own hand. A son resides in Marion, Ohio.
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Move to Revoke Charter Of Paper Trust
Milwaukee June 3 Attorney General L M Sturtevant says he will begin action to revoke the General Paper Company charter after the Legislature ends He cites federal evidence and testimony blocks and says the Wisconsin corporation falls under state jurisdiction The company may be required to defend its charter in court and respond to questions from federal investigators
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Milwaukee
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Aes
United States
Reaman
Engine Side Swipe Kills Fireman in Freight Train Accident
A Lake Shore freight train engine was swiped by a switching engine in Youngstown Ohio. Fireman Tl A Hayward of Ashtabula was killed. Engineer Herbert Atlas of Ash tabula and Engineer Davis Lewis of Ash tabula were injured as the engine backed into a roundhouse.
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Youngstown, .C
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Ashtabula
Herbert Atlas
Davis Lewis
Géman Hayward
New Laws Drive Clerk to Manic Break in Nashville
Columbus Ind June 3 Sylva Hedrick town clerk of Nashville was overpowered and jailed after terrorizing residents with threats to kill. Neighbors say his insanity followed a legislative act stripping him of power to try ordinary cases.
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Columbus
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Indiana
Sylva Hedrick
Nashville
Weaver Resigns From Civil Service Post in Philadelphia
Secretary Rolla TM Dance resigns from the Civil Service Board at Mayor Weaver's request. Dance, a close ally of Republican leader J aR. McNichol, steps down amid political pressure in Philadelphia.
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Prisoners Taken Under Murder Warrant in Jackson
James Hargis Alex Hargis and B F French were brought to Jackson Kentucky to the Clark County Sheriff under a Police Judge warrant for the murder of J B Marcum A guard was assigned and they were allowed to roam town Callahan had surrendered on prior charges and was bonded to answer indictments he filed.
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Powers Ready to Assist Roosevelt in Peace Efforts
Former Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson announces readiness to support President Franklin D. Roosevelt in crafting postwar peace plans. Officials stress coordination with allied leaders and a focus on stable global security.
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Keenest interest aroused in Vienna by Roosevelt peace notes
Vienna dispatches report President Roose velt's peace utterances read with keen interest and widespread approval. Some doubt a successful outcome aligns with the President's views. Mae Freie Presse notes Washington news and highlights Roosevelt's entangled position humanity appeal and Japan awareness of the initiative.
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Japan
Enquist Arrives with Russian Squadron in Manila Bay
Rear Admiral Enquist leads the Russian heavy cruiser squadron aboard the Aurora with Oleg and Jemtchug into Manila Bay. Wounded sailors are aboard several ships. Admiral Train on the battleship Ohio commands American ships outside Corregidor as the Russian squadron salutes.
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