Branch hospital under fire over misused funds and faltering care
Commissioner Green harshly criticizes the branch hospital saying money was spent badly and care is unscientific. He urges action to fix the facility while Laws argues the commission lacks authority over repairs and favors a general new hospital.
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Board of Hospital Commissioners
James Albert Green
Harry Laws
Green
Cincinnati
Withrew
R. Green
Fehrenbach
Commission
Schwab
General Hospital
Holmes
Tubercullar Hospital
Withrow
Westlake Company
Hannaford
Orden
Fehrenbatch
Fehrenhbatch
Small
Rim
Lady Decies Sees Quick Return From Surgery
New York June 8 Friends of Lady Decies Miss Vivien Gould say she has nearly recovered from appendicitis surgery She is driving daily in London parks and will likely attend coronation festivities.
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New York
Decies
Vivien Gould
London
Amur River Steamer Muraveff Amurski Destroyed by Fire
A steamer on the Amur River named Muraveiff Amurski was destroyed by fire. Passengers fled into the water and scores were drowned as the vessel burned last night near Blagoviestchensk.
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Amur
Blagovieshtchensk
Asia
Russia
Amur River
Muraveiff Amurski
Four killed after attack by murderer in Portland suburb
Police found Hill and his wife and two children dead at the Ardenwald home. Mrs Hill and daughter Dorothy, 6, were beaten with an ax. The 9 year old boy Phillip and the husband were slain. a prior assault and strangling under similar letters link the cases to a single killer.
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Portland
Ore
Hill
Ardenwald
Maine Student Confesses to Orono Shooting
T S Linn a Chinese University of Maine student admits shooting Miss Christine Shaw on an Orono street after professing mental torment. She is hospitalized in Bangor and expected to recover. Linn says the attack followed years of rejected marriage proposals and perceived kindness.
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Bangor
Christine Shaw
Orono
T. S. Linn
University of Maine
Miss Shaw
Orono High School
Linn
Reyes Hooted While Madero Applauded in Mexico City
In Mexico City crowds greeted General Bernardo Reyes with shouts against him and cheers for Madero. Reyes spoke briefly from a window promising loyalty to the people, while Madero supporters clashed with pro Reyes factions outside. China seeks 12 million pesos indemnity from Mexico for Torreón slaughter.
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Mexico City
Reyes
Madero
Bernardo Reyes
Orizaba
Maderistas
Lepels
Registas
Viva Reyes
Viva Madero
Rodolfo Reyes
General Reyes
Mexico
Sanchez Ascona
Ascona
Mader Paler Ress Sadong
Carrie Nation Dies in Kansas Hatchet Wielder
Leavenworth Kansas June 9 Carrie Nation famed Kansas saloon smasher died tonight from paresis after months of ill health. Born Carrie Moore in 1846 Kentucky she vowed to end liquor traffic after her first husband’s alcoholism. She smashed saloons in Wichita Enterprise and other towns inspiring temperance bills and later edited The Smashers Mail.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Carrie Nation
Kansas
David Nation
Nation
Mr. Nation
Enterprise
Kentucky
The
Smashers’ Mail
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Kansas City
Associated Charities
State Agriculture Teacher for Hamilton County Named
L. B Ivins of Lebanon named to supervise agriculture coaching in schools outside city districts for Southwestern Ohio. He will oversee 22 counties including Hamilton, aiding boards of education, instructing teachers, and visiting institutes and farms to ensure proper agricultural education per the law. Ivins is a veteran educator and author on agricultural education.
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L Dispatch
Commercial Tribune Banon
Ivins
Lebanon
Ohio
S. Curt
Andover
J. R. Clark
Columbus
Southeastern Ohio
H. L. Goll
Swanton
Northeastern
Frank W. Miller
Dayton
State Corn Association
Farmers’ Institutes
Warren County’ Board of School Examiners
Steel Corporation Clash as House Panel Questions Director
Washington June 9 The first clash between the house committee inquiry into the United States steel corporation affairs and counsel for the combination R V Lindabury occurred today during the examination of Percival Roberts Jr a director The exchange highlighted tensions over testimony and company practices during the inquiry proceedings
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Washington
House Committee of Inquiry
United States Steel Corporation
R. V. Lindabury
Percival Roberts, Jr
Rob
Etts
James Gayley
Corporation
Steel Corporation
Beall
Texas
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Lindaburg
Committee Today
Gary
Morgan
Mr. Roberts
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Steel “Corporation
Bell
Old murder case revived by an arrest
Mrs Mollie Turner testified before Squire Dumont alleging the death of Clara Veratis in January 1910 resulted from threats by Hall her common law husband. Turner says a private detective connected to her case led to an arrest and a renewed complaint stating Veratis feared Hall would kill her.
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Clara Veratis
Clara
Carrie Veratis
Mollie Turner
Gir
Squire Dumont
Hall
Freeman Avenue
Turner
West Seventh Avenue
Verat
Ohio Senate Bribery Indictments Reach Seven More
Seven more indictments on bribery charges are announced by the Franklin county grand jury in Columbus. Three lawmakers Representative Frank Calvey Senator Thomas A. Dean Representative George Nye and lobbyists Stanley Harrison and others are named amid a broader probe of legislative corruption. The panel signals possible more indictments as its probe continues.
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Thomas A. Dean
Frank Calvey
George B. Nye
Senate
Stanley Harrison
Columbus
Frank M. Calvey
Cleveland
Fremont
Pike County
Legislative
Edward C. Turner
McGhee
Turner
Huffin
Cetone
Andrews
W. l. Atwell
Rose County
Dean
Drake
Atwell
Carvey
Kinkead
Dr. Nye
Title Guarantee and Surety Company
Scranton
Harrison
Rodney J. Diegle
Owen J. Evans
Calvey
House
John A. Conner
John Miles
Diegle
J. Mattern
Nye
Doc
Cincinnati Student Lands Appointment in Geological Survey
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports that Joseph L. Finley, a Cincinnati Law School student, secured a summer field appointment with the geological survey. He will join a field party with expenses paid and a nominal salary not yet disclosed.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Joseph Ll. Finley
Cincinnati Law School
Geological Survey
Finley
Woman Governor Dies in Guthrie Oklahoma Territory
Mrs Albina S Bekemeyer former acting governor of Oklahoma territory died in Guthrie at dawn She served as confidential clerk to Governors Barnes Ferguson and Franz a pioneer newspaper correspondent and wife of Otto Bekemeyer local newspaperman
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Guthrie
Okla
Albina S. Bekemeyer
Oklahoma Territory
Barnes
Ferguson
Franz
Bekemeyer
Otto Bekemeyer
Eight Negroes Killed in Bridge Work Attack
At La Branch Hammond La June 9 eight negroes were killed after attacking Illinois Central bridge foreman Boutwell and work train conductor Storey. Boutwell shot three attackers and Storey helped kill five more in the confrontation with conspirators among the section hands.
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Hammond
la Branch
Boutwell
Illinois Central Bridge
Storey
Heat Wave Grips Midwest and Chicago Sets Record
A midwestern hot spell sweeps from the belt toward New England with temperatures 96 to 100 degrees in Iowa Illinois Nebraska Missouri and Kansas. Chicago tops 98.5 degrees with street readings over 100 and three heat deaths reported including Celia Kriete Frank Morris and Susan Miller.
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Washington
Middle West
New England
Frankenfield
Keokuk
Omaha
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Celia Kriete
Frank E. Morris
Susan Miller
Winnetka
Record Heat Sweeps Oklahoma City and Nearby Towns
Oklahoma City reached 99 degrees as Kansas City logged 98 amid a heat wave. Muskogee hit 108 degrees the hottest day of the year, while Joplin saw its hottest June day in a decade at 99. Wichita topped 97, just below yesterday.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Joplin
Wichita
Quake Destroys Nearly 250 Homes in Mexico
A Guadalajara dispatch reports a major Mexico quake June 7 with tremors over a minute. The San Francisco church tower threatens collapse and access is blocked. Zapatlán and Colima report heavy damage, 36 deaths and 44 injuries, with about 300 homes destroyed in the region.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Church of
San Francisco
Diario
The
Heraldo
Zapatlan
Jalisco
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Statement of
Lady Decies
East
Chinaman
China
Pu Yi
Torrreon
Torreon
Shang Hai ‘Sun
Legation
Shung
Howtim
Hamilton County
Tennessee Company
Fedred Hall
Stanley
America
Mr. Stanley
Legion
Roberts
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harmon
oOe
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Harrison Building
Hopkins
W. R. Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Ben
Henry
Calvey-Emerson
M. H. Loundon
Myron T. Herrick
Loundon
Joseph Finley
Law School
Scorcher
Mercury
Interior
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