Jury Is Secured For Kennedy Trial In Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri on June 5 a jury was secured for Lulu Prince Kennedy charged with murder of her husband Philip H. Kennedy. Prosecutor Hadley outlined the state’s plan to prove motive including a motive to avoid publicity and a conspiracy by her relatives. The defense plans an insanity line, asserting Kennedy led a chaste life prior to marriage.
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Kansas City.mo
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Philip H. Kennedy
Hadley
Kennedy
H. Nearing
Thomas A. J. Mastin
Blake Woodson
Nearing
Philip Kennedy
Lulu Prince
Unwritten Alliance Aims at Global Peace at Dinner
At a London banquet, American and British leaders urged cooperation to secure world peace. Speakers including Mr. Hepburn and Mr. Carnegie stressed open markets and friendly ties, with toasts by Lord Alverstone and others, and Choate praising Anglo American goodwill.
Fatal double murder suicide shocks Macon area
James Stacey an engineer living ten miles east of Macon on the Burlington road killed his wife and eight year old daughter in their sleep then shot himself after telling a neighbor the deed He left a surviving eight year old son James also known as James Stacey was a resident in the area
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Macon
James Stacey
Here
Burlington Road
James
Wage committee report guides proposed pay scale changes
The Wage Committee's report contains recommendations for a new pay scale. Details of the proposed changes and the reception by association members are to be considered at a later session.
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Association Vof
Getting Ready for State Convention and Ohio Political Fortunes
Special despatch from Columbus reports John R. Malloy arranging Ohio Republican state convention rooms with Senators Hanna and Foraker anticipated to preside in dual chairmanship. The piece notes influence on colonial legislation and predicts Judge Caldwell’s renomination by acclamation amid party discussions and anticipated platform stances.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Puerto Rico
Senator Foraker
William J. Bryan
Foraker
Hanna
California
Congress
Union
Orge K. Nash
Nash
Seth
Will
Jabra
Caldwell
Mengert Wins Democratic Common Pleas Nomination in Ohio
In Ashland Ohio on June 5 the Democratic Common Pleas Judicial Convention concluded on the thirty sixth ballot naming L K Mengert of Mansfield as nominee. Richland and Ashland counties showed divided support with Burns and Bell also receiving votes. The convention endorsed Judge Wolff of Mansfield and Kilbourne for Governor and Hukrantz for Attorney General.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashland
Democratic Common Pleas Judicial Convention
L. K. Mengert
Mansfield
Morrow County
L. K. Powell
Mt. Gilead
H. E. Bell
Richland County
Mengert
John C. Furns
Wolff
Common Pleas
Colonel Kilbourne
H. A. Mukrantz
Convention Indorses Nash and Foraker in Medina Ohio
Republican senatorial convention in Medina Ohio endorses Nash and Foraker. Judge John W Steel elected chair and George Hilderbrand secretary. Chamberlin nominated for senator after first ballot, with Ashland Cochley Lorain Richland and Medina counties voting. Convention urges Nash and Foraker administration.
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Commercial Tribune
Medina
John W. Steel
Oberlin
George Hilderbrand
T. M Harkness
A. R. Graham
Ashland
Kner
George U
Heath
Mattison
Cark
George Grenner
Richland i
Rinaion
Chamberlin
Biyria
Dd. S .Godney
Shelby
Failow
Cochley
Lorain
Fedina
Richland
Nash
Foraker
Hypes Named Representative in Clark County Nominating
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune Springfield Ohio June 5 Republicans of Clark County convened to nominate a county ticket indorse Nash and Foraker and select delegates to state and sectional conventions. The chosen delegation includes General J Warren Keifer ex Governor Asa Bushnell Walter Weaver J A Linn T E Harwood Harry Sellers and others for the state convention and county offices.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Clark County
Nash
Foraker
Sonahevial
Tor County
Jacob Rinekte
Cora
Cora Se Tifanser
B. Canfield
J. Warren Keifer
Asa 8. Bushnell
Walter L. Weaver
J. A. Linn
T. E. Harwood
Harry Sellers
F. W W. Meik
George H. Bailey
Ira W. Weptness McGraw
George R. Carter
J. I. Powell
C. O. Heres
W. Alace Beim .Idinnich
J. R. Clark
C. F. Stewart
Senator Sieber Faces Rival From Ashtabula County
A political note from Akron dated June 5 reports Senator George W. Sieber will meet opposition from Ashtabula County in the upcoming race. It notes C. W. and other supporters in his circle mobilizing friends in his behalf amid convention chatter and regional backing.
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Eclal
Commercial Tribune
Akron
George W. Sieber
Ashtabula County
C. W
Lorana
Love Feud Over Laundry Mark Sparks Fight in Omaha
In Omaha on June 5 two men, Jessie Allen and R H Lester, clash after Van Cleve marks his name on Allen’s cuff. Laundry mixups with Van Cleve cause jealousy and a resulting fight. both men are jailed awaiting explanation.
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Omaha
van Cleve
Jessie Allen
George van Cleve
R. H. Lester
Lester
Alphabet of Backsliders by the Rev A H Percival
Chicago June 5 Rev Atwood H Percival a prominent local Presbyterian minister outlined his alphabet of backsliders to explain sluggish spiritual progress. He read his annual state of religion report noting A to Z sins from Ambition to Zeal deficit and urged ministers to avoid these pitfalls and renew church work.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Atwood H. Percival
Debdt
County wards frame up elections with Sieber facing anti saloon challenge
Citizens organize to frame wards and townships as campaign moves heat up for Sieber who allies call anti saloon candidate Alexander is favored against Sieber who is blamed by the organization for defeating the Clark bill in the county race
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Sieber
Alexander
Refusal to Endorse Kilbourne at Wyandot Seneca Crawford Meet
The Democratic Senatorial Convention for Wyandot Seneca and Crawford counties at Sycamore rejected endorsing Colonel Kilbourne for governor. A nonpartisan tax-revision commission was proposed to shift revenue burden to wealthy corporations. J. C. Royer was renominated for State Senator at 2:00 PM after Norton spoke.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Seneca
Crawford
Sycamore
H. E. Valentine
Bucyrus
C. F. Hise
Galion
Kilbourne
J. C. Royer
Tiffin
Norton
District Returns Republican Favor in Ninth-Fourteenth Senate Vote
Athens Ohio July delegates of the Ninth-Fourteenth Senatorial Convention held a late ballot after caucuses. Fairfield and Nacking Counties joined Athens to Moore, yielding 139 votes, one over the required total, securing his election.
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Commercial Tribune
Athens
Erate
Washington
First National
Bank
Republican State Committee
Boy Aged Ten Shot Dead by Playmate at Party
In Lagrange Indiana on June 5 Verne Wade aged 16 was killed instantly by a boy friend during a neighborhood party. The youths were joking about army tactics when an old rifle discharged a bullet striking Wade. The shooter is identified as a cousin of a partner. both families are prominent in the area.
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Commercial Tribune
Lagrange
Ind
Verne Wade
Prana Veaar
Rhs
Meek
Eeu
Prominet
Lindell Hotel killer identified by relatives in Memphis
In St Louis a man who committed suicide at the Lindell Hotel last week was identified by relatives as Al Cummings of Memphis. The report notes the suspect’s ties to a prominent Memphis family and confirms the identification by relatives.
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ST. Louis
Tinaen
Lindell
Tay
al Cummings
Memphis
Two Cadets Dismissed From West Point
West Point N Y June 5 Cadets Vernon from Syracuse New York and Perry from Iowa were court martialed for falsely obtaining leave. They were dismissed without travel pay and sent home. Fifty six of fifty nine cadets since March 1 reported for entrance exams today.
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West Point
N. Y
B. Vernon
Syracuse
C. S. Perry
Iowa
United States Military Academy
Newburgh
Military Academy
Calvin P. Titus
Peking
C. B
Riri
Tennessee
L. P Arkanaae
H H
Broadhurst Ward
Jones
Pridgen
Cadet Cressey Dismissed For Hazing At West Point
West Point sources report Cadet C J Cressey of California a member of the fourth class has been dismissed after court martial conviction for hazing a junior. Details reveal the cadet forced the junior to stand on his head in a room.
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Washington
West Point
Naval Academy
C. J. Cressey
California
Fourth Pless
Manufacturers group debates reciprocity with foreign countries
Detroit June 5 The session of the National Association of Manufacturers focused on arguments pro and con reciprocity with foreign nations. consensus favored concerted action by those seeking a reciprocal trade relation.
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Detroit
Ing
National Assortation of Manufacturers
Vpiaigs
Governor Nash Improves Slowly After Illness
Columbus reports Governor Nash continues to improve gradually after a recent illness. He is able to take a drive with helpers and shows signs of fuller recovery, pleasing thousands of supporters.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nash
North Blames North for Baby Labor in Southern Mills
An English investigator, Miss Irene A. Ashby, told the Social Reform Club in New York that Alabama and Georgia mills rely heavily on child labor. She reported mills with as little as 6 to 32 percent of operatives under 16, detailing poverty-driven recruitment from farms and urging a proposed Alabama bill to ban baby labor, which failed amid Northern capital intervention and a push to protect industrial growth.
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New York
Southern Mills
Livi
Alabama
New England
New South
Bil
West to print no law questions again in print
Clay M. Runyan, to be tried by the Supreme Court next Friday for contem pt in selling law questions, hints of collusion with committee members and implicating students. E J West states the questions will never be printed again. Bunyan alleges two men linked him to the printer, promising to name them.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Clay
M. Runyan
Supreme Court
A. L. Thurman
Roscoe J. Mauck
Bunyan
B. A. Ferguson
Southern Railway
City of
Cincinnati
Hill
Arbuckle- Woolson
E. J. West
Wilmington
Nee Fox
Allen O. Myers
Morgan a Ruling Factor of Road
New York June 5 The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway declares a 2% semi annual dividend on preferred stock payable August 1. Directors abolish Chairman role. D L Gallup elected permanent Vice Chairman. Charles F Steele joins board replacing late Aldace Walker and sits on the Executive Committee. J W Kendrick becomes Third Vice President. J M Barr resigns for Seaboard Air Line.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka & Banta Fe Railway Company
D.L. Gallup
Charles F. Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Aldace E. Walker
The
Road
Victor Moroweth
J. W. Kendrick
J. M. Barr
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Deal
Mail and Express
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Atchison
Ae Aire Msi Steels
Tohe i
Morgan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burlington
Northern Pacific
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Southern Pacific
Vanderbilt
Southern
Messrs. Morgan, Cassatt
Organ
Lynching Rumor Follows Missouri Killings
A Missouri report says Mrs Stallion and her stepson were jailed in Galena after the seven year old son confessed to killing 16 year old Alice Stallion The rumor claimed the pair were taken from jail and lynched but lack of telegraph wires prevented confirmation.
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ST. Louis
Aurora
Galena
Alice Stallion
Severe storms sweep over Ohio in deadly hotel and tent wreckage
A violent June 5 wind and electricity storm in Zanesville Ohio left one dead two fatally injured and more than a dozen others lightly hurt. Buckskin Bill's show tents were destroyed and the Baptist church at Crook suffered heavy damage as debris and stampede caused injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Buckskin Bill
Henry Butler
William Case
Hille
Willers
Crook
Storm Devastates Portsmouth as Floods Hit Wheat and Rail Bridges
A massive June storm struck Portsmouth Ohio and surrounding area with torrential rain and hail. Lowlands flooded and crops suffered damage while several bridges were described as swept away. The storm moved eastward and is expected to repeat.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
United States Cotton Duck Corporation Formed in New York
The United States Cotton Duck Corporation organized in New York with a board of directors from Baltimore New York and other cities. The company, born from the acquisition of the Quan n Woodberry Cotton Duck enterprise, will operate over 400 000 spindles and produce most heavy duck and a large share of sewing and night hose ducks.
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United States
Directoer
W:ld
Baltimore
E. A. Finkerhot
Spencer Turner
Sichyna Lehman
William Hington
Aptions
Richard Rere Walk
Altimore
Voul
Renee A Chael Jenkins
Timore
Shades Ie. Oliver
Deltimore
Avid H. Carroll
M. Turner
Newark
Theodore Tass
Onry A. Parr
Trenor Lark
James M. Barnard
la Grange
W. K. Eos
Horace
He . Carpenter
Anchester
Gran
Elizabeth
N. J
Grecker
Quan n-Woodberry
United Pratas Cotton Duck Corporation
Lutheran Colleges Prosper in Wide Synod Decisions
In Des Moines the General Lutheran Synod debated education funding. It agreed to devote one third of a $1,000 biennial apportionment to Carthage College, with the remaining $2,000 split between Midland College and Western Theological Seminary. The educational per capita rate set at 12 cents. The German Theological Seminary asset transfer to the German Seminary Board Treasurer, tied to a $6,131 claim. Report notes Midland College in need, Western Theological Seminary in good condition, and overall uptick in receipts from synods reach $22,702 for the biennial period.
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General Lutheran Synod
Sigmund
Carthage College
Carthage
German Theological Seminary
Chicago
Geo. H.ora
German Seminary Board
Gaicaneian
Committee On Colleges
Midland College
Western Thelogica Seminary
Wibergeee
Board of Education
Trial records reveal Mrs Mary Eddy case details and church beliefs
Judge guides Mrs Woodbury on church stance as testimony covers Christian Science beliefs. Witnesses discuss Mrs Eddy’s infallibility, her role, and reactions of followers while objections shape the proceedings. Legal debate ends with plaintiff signaling rest of case.
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First Church
Woman elected Superintendent of Roscoe public schools
Miss Young of North Lawrence Ohio has been elected superintendent of the Roscoe public schools near Coshocton. A University of Delaware student about to graduate, she is a Wooster College alumna and taught at Roscoe High School. She is the first woman to hold the post in Roscoe and likely among Ohio's few women superintendents.
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Commercial Tribune
Coshocton
Miss Young
North Lawrence
Rescue Public Schools
University At
Delaware
Wooster University
Roscoe
Ohio
Grape Nuts End Gas and Nervousness Says Schoolteacher
Sadie Cramer of Marion Ohio reports years of stomach trouble and indigestion that caused gas and nerves. After using Grape-Nuts she claims relief and improved health, noting she is heavier and healthier after eight years of teaching.
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Sadie Cramer
Olney Avenue
Marion
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