Japanese Editor Charges U S With Treaty Violation
Honolulu report says M Negoro editor of The Jiji public at Tokyo complains the U S territory violated the treaty by raiding his office and seizing private papers without due process. Sheriff Williams admits force was used but says seized papers show criminal intent. negoro to seek redress. Strikers attack a Japanese restaurant keeper at Kahana for refusing food.
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Honolulu
M. Negoro
Jiji
Tokyo
United States
Japan
William Henry
Negoro
Kahana
Governor in Circus Trial Describes Spending Habits
The long testimony portrays the circus manager detailing lavish party costs and unrecorded expenses. He recalls hiring dozens for a firework display and an orchestra, paying workers with cash and challenging the use of checks.
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Pearl
Ohio coal dealer files deed of assignment amid eight-year dispute
P. J. McIntyre, a coal dealer who battled the local coal dealers' association for eight years and had its members prosecuted, filed a deed of assignment at Columbus. In Toledo, Peter Rhears found an unidentified man’s body in the Maumee River near the Toledo Shipbuilding company, the corpse showing signs of violence after a week in the water.
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P. J. McIntyre
Coal Dealers’ Association
Columbus
Maumee
Toledo Shipbuilding Company
Peter Rhears
Tours to the West Coast Exposition by Union Pacific
Fourteen to Twenty five day tours to the Yellowstone Park Utah Colorado California and Alaska Yukon Exposition at Seattle under the auspices of Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line. Rates include all traveling expenses. Itineraries with full details available by applying to S A Hutchison Manager Tour Dept 212 Clark St Chicago Ill.
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Yellowstone Park
Utah
Colorado
California
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Seattle
Chicago
Union ‘Pacific & North-Western Line
S. A. Hutchison
Clark St
Ill
Income Tax Debates Split Over Direct Levy and Undistributed Earnings
Senators discuss a proposed two year tax on undistributed corporate earnings as a route to revenue. President Taft allies with Aldrich favor direct income taxation. opposition argues against new levies when funds can be raised otherwise. A Friday vote is planned with amendments to curb double taxation while addressing tariff and Philippine provisions.
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Congress
Aldrich
White House
Taft
Finance Committee
Supreme Court
Senate
Treasury
Act of Congress
Borah
Cumming and Bailey
Messrs. Cummiins
Lafollette
Bailey
Clay
Bailey-Cummins
Bristow Challenges Philippine Sugar Duty Debate
The Senate debated an amendment to admit Philippine sugar into the islands duty free while risking its import to the United States. Bristow opposed the provision, while supporters argued benefits to Philippine producers and possible U.S. market exposure. A vote on free sugar into the Philippines failed 1 to 49. Senator Stone signaled a move for Philippine independence within fifteen years, amid claims of Taft endorsement. The Senate recessed until 8 pm as the House adjourned.
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Senate
Stone
Missouri
Congress
Philippine Islands
Islands
Finance Committee
House
United States
Senvdce
Connecticut
Philippines
Bristow
Essrs
Clapp
Aldrich
Lodge
Mr. Bristow
Taft
Prisoner in Waco Cell Foils Escape Plan Through Steel Keys
Deputy Warden Resch uncovered a convict in his cell crafting steel pieces into improvised keys and tools. Edward Creamer, serving time for a prior murderous assault, could have enabled a mass escape in the game block housing about 100 inmates. Creamer is downgraded to third grade, chained, and has lost good time as officials lament their regime shift.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles Resch
Edward Creamer
Belmont County
Themeput
Cramer
Revision of Law Governing Fire Marshal's Office Proposed
In Columbus Ohio on June 14 a plan to revise how the fire marshal's office is run is moving forward. The bill would directly fund salaries and expenses from appropriations rather than via insurance tax proceeds, which last year totaled about 367000. Officials expect little opposition from the fire marshal or lawmakers.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
General Assembly
Hocking Sugar Creek Traction Company Formed in Ohio
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus June 14 that the Hocking Sunday Creek Traction company was incorporated with 300000 capital. Incorporators include E B Young J Gaston Coe M A King Charles A Vorhes Warren N Badger H H Isler and Charles E Poston. Headquarters will be in Nelsonville Athens county with plans for an electric line from Nelsonville to Athens and branches to Chancey and Sugar Creek coal mines. Work to begin at once.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Hocking-Sunday Creek Traction Company
E B. Young
J. Gaston Coe
M. A. King
Charles A. Vorhes
Warren N. Badger
H. H. Isler
Charles E. Poston
Nelsonville
Athens County
Athens
Chancey
Sugar Creek
Coxey Rides Into Washington In Automobile
J S Coxey of Mount Vernon enters the capital by car in a modern auto with safety features. He recalls his 1894 entry as head of the unemployed delegation from Massillon and seeks a license plate with the lucky number 13, saying it brings good luck.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
J. S. Coxey
Mount Vernon
Washington
Massillon
White House
Coxey
State House Notes Heading to June 22 Solicitors Meet
Ohio city solicitors plan a June 22 meeting at Columbus City Hall to review the Paine law for municipalities under the federal plan, with Attorney General Denman and Akron City Solicitor Greenberger leading. A. Ross Reid of Akron will start as chief assistant in the labor commissioner’s office Tuesday. State board of public works will open bids Tuesday for a concrete seawall along the Miami and Erleck near Loveland, with contracts about 1200 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Coluumbus
Denman
Greenberger
Akron
A. Ross Reid
Columbus
State Board of Public Works
Miami
Erleck
Loveland
Postoffice Berths Filled by Hitchcock in Ohio and Kentucky
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced appointments in Ohio and Kentucky. In Ohio Mandale Stillwater and Wichner replace Murpy and Latto after resignations, while in Kentucky Franklin Pierce Chaffin fills Calf Creek Martin County and D H Dotson fills Jamboree Pike County after resignations.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Ohile—Mandale
Peulding County
George Wichner
A. L. Murphy
Stillwater
Tuscarawas County
Robert J. Clark
Ota. A. Latto
Kentucky
Calf Creek
Martin County
Franklin Pierce Chaffin
Montreville
Pack
Jamboree
Pike County
D. H. Dotson
S. B. Dotson
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral services announced for Christina Traub wife of Louis Traub at 2 p m tomorrow at 2734 Norwood avenue. Burial at Spring Grove cemetery. Also services for Isaac Burnet Resor at 19 30 o'clock tomorrow at Resor home Clifton with Rev F L Finchbaugh in charge. Interment Spring Grove cemetery. Emma G Pendleton aged 80 dies after illness. services Wednesday at family residence. interment Spring Grove cemetery. Hamilton Allen, noted teamster and expressman, dies at 8 West Court street. funeral Thursday at 2 p m from his late residence.
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Christina Traub
Louis Traub
Norwood Avenue
Isaac Burnet Resor
Resor
Resor Avenue
Clifton
F. L. Finchbaugh
Calvary l Episcopal Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Emma G. Pendleton
Elliott G. Pendleton
East Fourth Street
Hamilton Allen
Court
Harriet
West Court Street
New Airship Scheme Aims to Lift Machines by Bells
Prof Orville Owen of Detroit proposes a gravity overcoming method using harmonic vibration. He describes seven metal bells tuned in harmony with spinning wooden tops and drumheads, claiming to lift and suspend heavy sheet steel via force similar to a cyclone.
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Detroit
Mich
Orville Owen
Owen
Ministers protest Dr Deutsch criticism over school prayers
Protestant ministers denounce Dr Gotthard Deutsch for remarks on prayers at a high school commencement and Woodward High School cornerstone ceremony. They claim a Christian nation per Supreme Court rulings and say the issue will be brought to the board of education at its next meeting.
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Gotthard Deutsch
Union Board of High Schools
Woodward High School
Jesus Christ
Church of the Covenant
Supreme Court of the
United States
Board of Education
Firemen Save Lives In Smoke Filled Tenement
Dense smoke trapped residents of the three story tenement at 827 West Sixth Street yesterday morning. Firemen and police helped several men and women escape down ladders to the street. Mrs Mary Reis panicked on the second floor and reentered the building. she suffered burns to the hands and smoke suffocation. The blaze started from spontaneous combustion in an unused room and was confined to the first floor with limited damage.
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West Sixth Street
Mary Reis
Summer Outing Planned by Stonewall Jackson Chapter
The Stonewall Jackson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Walker C. Hall's home. Officers, re-elected in May, were not installed this time. Members discussed a series of summer entertainments with details to be arranged later.
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Stonewall Jackson Chapter
Walker C. Hall
Miami Centennial Commences At Oxford Ohio
The Miami University centennial events begin with a focus on the State Normal college. A 2 p.m. conference on preliminary education gathers teachers from Ohio, followed by receptions for visiting teachers and normal college graduates. The main events occur Wednesday with Gov Harmon and college representatives attending. the centennial address will be delivered by Chancellor McCracken. The program includes class day, the normal college commencement, a President Benton reception, a Glee club concert, and the senior class play.
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Commercial Tribune
Oxford
Miami Universty
State Normal College
E. D. Warfield
Lafayette College
A. B. Hepburn
Santa Monica
Cal
America
Henry Mitchell McCracken
New York University
Normal College
Benton
Glee Club
Dyer Aims to Strike Unregistered Children From Rolls
Dr. Dyer superintendent of public schools proposes removing truants and unregistered children from school rolls. About 33 00 names are reported as not enrolled, to be stricken if the board adopts the measure. The action hinges on this week’s recount by new enumerators who audited 9 343 children listed as in the city.
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Dyer
Board of
Edu
Alleged Thief Captured After Latonia Track Suspected
Frank Hazelton aged 35 and his wife Goldie Hazelton 23 were arrested at Sixth and Walnut by Detectives Pflug and Heustlein and held on suspicion. Police report Hazelton uses multiple aliases and is a national pickpocket. A bundle of pawn tickets, morphine, snuff and a morphine injector were found. He pleaded his wife was innocent as officers detained them.
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Frank Hazelton
St. Paul, Minn
Goldie Hazelton
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Pflug and Heustlein
Hazelton
Latonia
Park bond issue Appeal to Supreme Court Set
City seeks final ruling from the Supreme Court on the $1,000,000 park bond issue. After a meeting between City Solicitor Ballard and Attorney Edward E. Stevens, an appeal bond was filed with the petition in Columbus. Hearing requested for Thursday to determine if the May 11 election carried the bond.
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Ballard
Edward E. Stevens
Park Commissioners
Supreme Court
Columbus
Knights of St John Hold Annual Encampment in Sandusky
Knights from five states gather in Sandusky and Cedar Point for their annual encampment. Cincinnati commandery members elect officers including grand president Anthony Duelman and sec retary J Kerber. About 4000 knights and delegates attend with national officers such as supreme president Peter Fettig and supreme trustees from Kenton and Rochester.
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Commercial Tritons
Sandusky
Knights of St. John
Cedar Point
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Reading
Cold Water
Kenton
Lima
Anthony Duelman
Henry Fox
Coldwater
Charles Neff
J. Kerber
Joseph Bothe
Peter Fettig
Shelbyville
Ind
C. W. Wallace
Columbus
J. B. Dugan
Fred Eisenhaus
Rochester
N. Y
William T. Hohnhorst
Covington
John Shea
Tobacco Barn Burned in Montgomery County Blaze
In Kentucky Montgomery county last night an arson fire burned the tobacco filled barn of B. C. Wren. Presumed night riders caused the blaze. Loss placed at 3500 dollars.
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Lexington
B. C. Wren
Montgomery County
Mechanics Institute to Retain Same Officials
The Ohio Mechanics Institute holds its annual meeting and a form election tonight at the Sixth and Vic streets building. The new board includes President P. G March and officers James C. Hobart H. E. Hannaford H. T. Atkins, plus directors Freq A. Geter William Lodge John M. Hubbell John Kunz J. Hunt William Attlesey and E. H. Hargrave. The nominating panel is George Puchta Ernst Richter Charles Hanna ford James Albert Green and George Galbreath. H. B. Hannaford will present plans for a new building and committees are to be appointed for the coming year.
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The
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Vic Streets
P. G March
James C. Hobart
H. E. Hannaford
H. T. Atkins
H. T. Atkins; Directors, Freq A. Geter, William Lodge, John M. Hubbell
John Do. Kunz
J. Hunt
William Attlesey
E. H. Hargrave
George Puchta
Ernst Richter
Charles E. Hannnaford
James Albert Green
George Galbreath
H. BE. Hannaford
Trustees Elected for Firemen Pension and Police Relief Funds
Elections concluded in two departments with ballots to be counted today at the board of public safety rooms. Eight candidates sought the firemen pension fund trusteeship led by Capt John Korte and Lt Edward Bresnan among others. results awaited tomorrow. Police relief fund trustees likely include Chief Court Officer Earns Lt Geist and Sergeants Williams Primrose and Bichelberger.
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Firemen's Pension Fund
Police Relief Fund
Board of Public Safety
Firemen’s Pension Fund
John Korte
Edward Bresnan
Fred Beckman
Isadore Miller
Joe Bartlett
Edward Sherwood
al Dougherty
J. Cunningham
Geist
Williams
Primrose
Bichelberger
Celebration of John Calvin's 400th birth anniversary
Lane Seminary hosts a Monday evening celebration on June 21 honoring John Calvin. The event is under the Presbyterian Ministers association with speakers Dr Edward Mack and Dr Peter McCauley and the Rev Mohawk choir providing music.
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John Calvin
Lane Seminary
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Edward Mack
Lane Seminar
BF T
Peter McCauley
Chabotr
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