Foote Attacks Kilpatrick Law as Taxpayer Repudiation
Valley No. 2 of the State Board of Commerce fights Governor Cox taxation measures and Kilpatrick law in a pamphlet campaign. Allan Ripley Foote accuses the Kilpatrick law of repudiating Smith law obligations and urges a referendum including the Finne rrock bill to disfranchise college students. He cites additional laws and a rising tax duplicate to argue the contract with taxpayers is broken.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Harrison Levene Columbus
Valley No
State Board of Commerce
Cox
Allan Ripley Foote
Pahlet
Kilpatrick
Foote
William L. Finley
Democratic Organization
Harmon
Pident Foote
Glea
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
General Assembly
Progressives fail to organize in Lucas County storm halts meeting
Special Dispatch reports in Memorial Hall Lucas County Progressives gathered to form a local Progressive Club. A constitution committee was set but plans stalled by threatening weather. Marshall Sheppey led the meeting as Walter F. Brown was absent. no merger with Rabbits denied amid talk of an alliance with independents and a Citizens ticket.
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Speial
Commercial Tribune
Tolpro
Lucas County
Theodore Roosevelt
Memorial Hall
Walter F. Brown
Marshall Sheppey
Carper Neilson
Rebbitans
Grave Doubt of Guilt Sparks Pardon Push in Ury Case
The article reports ongoing doubt about Ury's guilt in a murder case. George Ewing of the Pardon Board notes there is substantial doubt of conviction, based on alibi testimony and possible misidentification. Ury's wife has pressed Governor Cox for clemency. Ury remains a model prisoner and questions if any convicted men were involved.
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George Ewing
Pardon Board
Walker
Ury
Cox
Ewing
Reis
Senators weigh retaliatory duty on Canadian print paper
The Senate Finance Subcommittee discussed the Underwood tariff paper schedule and a possible amendment to impose a countervailing duty on Canadian print paper. John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association opposed any duty, while debate leaned toward a retaliatory measure tied to Canada’s pulp and wood restrictions.
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Washington
Senate Finance
Johnson
Maine
Canada
New York
John Norris
Paper Company
Themerican Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Norris
Canadian wood pulp may go on free list
Washington June 6 Treasury Department may revoke its action in ad. funding policy move could shift duties on Canadian wood pulp Free list reconsideration signals potential tariff changes for trade with Canada and pulp imports officials said today
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Washington
Treasury Department
Interview with Yuan Shikai and New Chinese Policy Message
The Commercial Tribune previews a Sunday feature with President Yuan Shikai of the Republic of China. It includes his confidential letter to governors and key citizens and outlines the new republics policy toward its people and other nations.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Yuan Shi-Kai
Republic of China
Cheated Wife Tells All Before Husbands Trial
Mrs. Robert Huber, a Chicago woman, says she was deceived by John Kunzelman five years ago after her sister died. She supports her husband’s claim he killed in self defense and plans to visit him in Cincinnati jail to tell their full story to their two sons.
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Kungelman
Kunzelman
Cincinnati
Robert Huber
British Columbia lifts pulp and paper export limits
The State Department received a report from the British Columbian Provincial Government indicating export restrictions on wood pulp and paper have been removed, while pulp wood remains restricted. Western paper manufacturers protest the BC move, and a Treasury Department decision is anticipated soon.
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British Columbia
State Department
British Columbian
Treasury Department
Made in Germany Post Cards Sent to Senator
A batch of picture postal cards from Cincinnati and Dayton urge Senator Pomerene to vote against free admission of lithographic products. The cards, made in Germany, anthropomorphize sentiment with lines like though far apart today we be and I long your own sweet face to see. They warn that if the Underwood bill passes as is, such cards will flood the United States harming American lithographers.
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Norris
United States
Committee For Relief
Bureau of Corporations
Ito
Canada
Hitchcock
McReynolds
Finance Comitee
Ariff
Taft to Dine with Wilson During Washington Visit
Former President Taft arrives in Washington and plans a luncheon at the White House with President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. He will meet old acquaintances and then stay with William J. Boardman, host for Taft during his Washington visit.
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Washington
Taft
Lincoln Memorial Commission
White House
Wilson
Mr. Taft
ArriThe
Mabel Boardman
William J. Boardman
Boy Scouts Launch Antifly Campaign At Hughes High
One of the organization's notable gatherings was held at Hughes High School. Scouts voted to aid Health Officer Landis and the Health Department in fighting flies. Safety Director Cash spoke, Dr A L Reed and Mr Swope discussed fly prevention with slides. Manuals were distributed, to be compiled later. reports for unclean yards or insanitary picture shows will go to the Health Department for immediate investigation.
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Boy Scout Organization
Hughes High School
Landis
Cash
A. L. Reed
Swope
Local Shoemaker Exposes United Shoe Machinery Ties
Sidney Winslow of United Shoe Machinery is cited in dissolution hearings as saying to eliminate competition by buying out rival machines. Witnesses recount meetings in Philadelphia in 1900 and discuss lease restrictions, installation costs, and royalty implications for Goodyear and Union Lock Stitch equipment.
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Boston
Sidney Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Company
Charles H. Krippendorf
Cincinnati
United
John E. Williams
Portsmouth
William 8. Gregg
United States
Wet and Dry Battle Promises to Be Hot in Ohio
Ohio Anti-Saloon League reports plans for heated wet and dry campaigns. Wet forces file petitions for re elections in Weta Trumbull County where mills near Niles could sway outcomes, while Knox County and Struthers Mahoning County face similar contests. Beall law elections set for June 19 and a mass meeting is planned in Chicago Junction.
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Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Weta
Trumbull County
Niles
W. B. Kilpatrick
Dty
Wayne B. Wheeler
Knox County
Drys
Struthers
Mahoning County
J A. White
League
Chicago Junction
Huron County
Stolen Four-Passenger Car Reported At Hughes High
T. J. Neare of 944 Lennox Place reported his four passenger motor car stolen from in front of Hughes High School where he attended graduation exercises.
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T. J. Neare
Lennox Place
Hughes High School
Brother visits Huber in jail after Mt. Healthy shooting
Robert Huber the Chicago jeweler who shot and killed John Kunzelman in Mt. Healthy last Wednesday night was visited in the County Jail by his brother H J Huber who has offices in the Perin Building in Cincinnati It is believed they discussed legal counsel One report says Huber plans to go to Chicago to meet Mrs Huber He said his wife will testify to aid him and that he intended to injure Kunzelman to prevent a repeat attack He claimed he was not crazy and expected to be acquitted after telling his story He plans to take the stand and says his wife will likely do the same He expects Mrs Hubers arrival early next week and his brother will go to Chicago to brief her Huber will appear before Coroner Foertmeyer Monday morning Kunzelman will be buried at 2 this afternoon in Mt Healthy German Lutheran Church Mt Healthy Cemetery with lodge members attending en masse.
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Pedal Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Robert Huber
Kunzelman
John Kunzelman
Mt. Healthy
H. J. Huber
John Frederick
Father Finn Delivers Lecture on American Music
The Rev. Father Finn of St. Xavier's College spoke at St. Ann's Hall on American Music. His eloquent address drew a large audience and he is a prominent Catholic public speaker in the city.
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Father Finn
St. Xavier's College
St. Ann's Hall
Senator Townsend Attacks Wilson in Lobby Inquiry
Senate lobby investigation extends to June 28 as Senator Townsend accuses President Wilson of undue influence over members of Congress in tariff matters. He questions whether the President pressed for free sugar and wool provisions, while other senators call for recalls and further testimony on lobbying pressures.
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Washington
Senate
Townsend
Michigan
Wilson
Callius
Congress
Reed
Walsh
Patton
Shively
Senator Weeks
Finance Committee
Investigation Opens Over Patronage in House Jobs
Washington June 6. Charges that members received too much patronage in job distribution in the House trigger an inquiry. Chairman Palmer of the Democratic caucus appoints Representatives Humphreys Covington and Doré mus to probe the matter.
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Washington
House For Representatives
Palmer
Democratic Caucus
Humphreys
Mississippi
Covington
Maryland
Doremus
Michigan
Bill Seeks $15 Million for Three Battleships
Washington June 6 Representative Graham of Pennsylvania introduced a bill to appropriate 15 000 000 for three first class battleships. The vessels would be heavily armed heavily armored and as speedy as any battleship afloat with the greatest practicable radius of action and cost not exceeding 6 000 000 each.
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Washington
Graham
Pennsylvania
Near $20,000 Raised in Flag Day Antituberculosis Drive
The Flag Day campaign of the Antituberculosis League nears 19000 as receipts rise to 19500 with final returns expected today. Acting Superintendent Arthur Boden plans a public detailed statement after totals are complete and report figures include firemen and individual workers last Saturday. Individual workers listed include Alice Thayer 120.04 and Mabel Quitman 100.0.
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Arthur Boden
Alice Thayer
Mabel Quitman
List of payments to individuals with varied amounts
A long roster of names with specific monetary amounts follows. Many entries show first and last names or initials with sums ranging from fractions to hundreds of dollars. A second group lists numerous names with amounts below the earlier totals, indicating smaller disbursements or creditors.
Vice Investigation Soon to Begin in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Vice Commission plans an early investigation into city conditions. A meeting at the Business Men's Club authorized a three member committee, led by Rev. Dr. Robert Watson, to seek mayoral authority for a probe of conditions and to advance restrictive measures to eliminate the social evil.
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Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
Robert Watson
Dr. Watson
Northside Citizens Divided Over Ludlow Viaduct Spur
A Northside delegation urged the council committee to approve a spur to the Ludlow Avenue viaduct with detailed plans. William Ray of the Northside Business Club signaled unclear support while the group pressed for funds. The issue was referred to the City Solicitor for legal points, and the Hospital Commission may seek an extra 100000 and outline goals for the bond issue.
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Northside
Council
Powel Crosley
Ludlow Avenue
William Ray
Northside Business Club
Hospi
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