Drinking bouts at Castle Gould dominate Gould separation trial
Katherine Clemmons Gould sobs through testimony in her suit for separation from Howard Gould as defense paints a portrait of intoxication and volatile scenes at Castle Gould Long Island. Witnesses describe late nights with liquor, loud voices, and a heated clash over doors and bells while Mrs Gould allegedly called her husband you little hound. The trial resumes with lawyers disputing the impact of her behavior on the marriage.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Justice Dowling
Gould Estate
Delancey Nicoll
Tims
Gould
Charles H. Danis
Glen Cove
Long Island
Shearn
Ould
Married on Dare She Asks Divorce
Thelma L Glass and Edgar Allan Conway, a chorus man, wed last September after a dare within their touring company. She files for divorce alleging nonsupport, while Conway reportedly avoided full involvement with the other cast members.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Thelma la Glass
Edgar Allan Conway
Conway
J Impany
Miss la Glass
Miss Lalass
Kansas City
Cincinnati Man Reports Fight On Liquor Prohibition
At Atlantic City June 15 G F Dieterle of Cincinnati urged liquor dealers to unite against prohibition. A J Sunstein of Pittsburgh warned that open liquor vending could collapse after prohibition success, urging broad public support and organization to block reformers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
G. F. Dieterle
Cincinnati
National Wholesale’ Liquor Dealers’ Association
A. J. Sunstein
Pittsburg
Ill Health Forces Leupp to Step Down as Indian Affairs Chief
President Taft accepted the resignation of Francis E. Leupp as commissioner of Indian affairs. Robert A. Valentine was named to succeed him. Leupp had sought retirement due to ill health, with the move pending since March 4.
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Leupp
Indian Affairs
Francis E. Leupp
Sioner
Wright airship goes 10 ft to Fort Myer flights
Dayton Ohio June 15 The aeroplane for Fort Myer flights was shipped in eight boxes. Charles Taylor the machinist will travel to Washington tonight to transport and install the machine at Fort Myer. The Wright brothers expect to be in Fort Myer Monday to wire and adjust tensions.
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Dayton
Fort Myer
Charles Taylor
Washington
Taylor
Wrights
Taft Outlines Plan to Defeat Direct Income Tax
President Taft prepares to urge Congress to adopt a 2 percent tax on undistributed corporate earnings and to submit a constitutional amendment allowing income tax powers. Cabinet approved plan, with Wickersham to draft both measures and committees to report promptly. Advocates say earnings tax would boost revenue and corporate publicity while facing opposition from some progressives and Democrats.
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Taft
Washington
Congress
Senate
Wickersham
Committee On Finance
Committee On Judiciary
Consid
Drowning Youth and Rescuer Die After Pond Incident
In Mount Airy Rosenfeld pond George Cook a 9 year old drown after a rescue attempt by Hammond Avery 12 who saved him briefly before both boys sank Cook later died. Vance Towley a Ohio Military Institute freshman recovered the body. Coroner Coe notified and the case was turned over to authorities.
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Rosenfeld’s
Mount Airy
George Cook
Highland Avenue
College Hill
Cook
Frank Casey
Rosenfeld
Eddie Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Young Cook
Hammond Avery
Avery
Vance Towley
Ohio Military Institute
M. L. Pierson
Coe
Ohio Bankers Fight Two Proposed Laws
Officials were reelected yesterday as bankers in Ohio pressed their opposition to two proposed laws affecting the industry. The meeting highlighted concerns over regulatory changes and their impact on lending practices.
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Ohio
Ohio Bankers Conclude Convention Against Postal Savings Bill
In Toledo on June 15 the Ohio Bankers Association closed its nineteenth annual convention with strong resolutions opposing the postal savings bank bill and backing a plan to guarantee bank deposits. The group urged Ohio representatives to oppose the measure and backed a flat rate interest system for state funds distribution among qualifying banks. W. F. Hoffman was named president, with George P. Jones as vice president and Stacy B. Rankin reappointed secretary.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Postal Savings Bank
Congress
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Ohio
Onio
A. E. Adams
Youngstown
State Banking Department
W. F. Hoffman
Commercial National Bank of Columbus
George P. Jones
First National Bank of Findlay
Stacy B. Rankin
Columbus
W. J. Winters
Association
Mr. Baldwin of
Greenfield
Senator Bradley III Suffering Illness in Washington Hotel
United States Senator Bradley of Kentucky is reported seriously ill at his Congress Hall hotel apartment. Doctors say an acute chronic ailment worsened by overwork has left friends concerned for his condition.
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Washington
Senator Bradley
Kentucky
Congress Hall Hotel
Women Get Offices Postmistresses Named in Ohio and Kentucky
Washington June 15 Mrs Maggie Clark appointed postmistress of Qualey Washington county Ohio in place of Alexander Clark who died Miss Maud Hack named postmistress of Millwood Grayson county Kentucky in place of J M Smith who resigned in the same announcement from the Commercial Tribune bureau Moumaspy Building Washington DC
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Commercial Tribune Bereau
WasuHington
D.C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Maggie Clark
Qualey
Washington County
Alexander Clark
Maud Hack
Millwood
Grayson County
J. M. Smith
George Hull Democratic leader dies in Ohio
George W. Hull longtime Democratic state leader and former collector of customs died here tonight of apoplexy. His wife Mrs. Hull is reported ill and has not yet been notified of his death.
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George Hull
Ohio Democrats
Publishers Enjoy Smokers at East Lake Meeting
The Southern Publishers Association, meeting in Birmingham, Alabama, in its annual session, traveled to East Lake amusement resort for a smoker in the evening.
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Southern Newspaper
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Publishere’ Association
East Lake
New Boston Chamber of Commerce Forms Largest Commercial Body
Boston on June 15 reports the unification of the Merchants' Association Chambers of Commerce Boards of Trade and several business groups into the New Boston Chamber of Commerce. It will have about 3,000 members and an annual income of $100,000. The move began a year ago with a sustaining fund of $100,000. Ryerson Ritchie was chosen executive director for his record in organizing major commercial bodies in several cities.
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New Boston Chamber of Commerce
Ryerson Ritchie
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Sect of the Crimson God Accused of Human Sacrifice
Dis patches from Perm report police investigation into the Sect of the Crimson God accused of human sacrifices and gruesome acts. A secret grave with a mutilated body was found, and further victims are feared in the Ural region where fanatical cults and religious persecution drive peoples to seek refuge.
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Ural
ST. Petersburg
Perm
Russia
Crimson God
Asia
Piano Dealers Debating Guessing Contests at National Meet
In Detroit the National Association of Piano Dealers discussed guessing contests and coupon sales. An amended by law threatened immediate dismissal for rule infractions, but the issue was tabled. Debates also stalled two resolutions on price standards and withholding patronage from auctioneers and mail order houses. R. C. Foster attacked contests as pernicious and dishonest.
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Detroit
National Association of Piano Dealers
R. C. Foster
Minneapolis
Lion Hunter Mortally Wounded by Lion in Africa
Henry C Williams, secretary to George McMillan, was mortally wounded by a lion in the Souk district of Naivasha British East Africa while with F C Selous and George McMillan. The Roosevelt party had left for Sotik district ten days earlier and had not been heard from.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
F. C. Selous
George McMillan
Senator McMillan
Michigan
Henry C& Williams
McMillan
Souk
Roosevelt
Sotik
National Fight on Black Hand Urged by Order
Detroit reports the thirtieth biennial convention of the National Council Junior Order of American Mechanics with 312 delegates. An Ohio council resolution urges immigration laws to curb black hand outrages. other talks focus on changing the order name and adopting a new three degree ritual.
Attempted assassination and arson shock Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Ohio reports a burning kerosene bottle with rags was hurled through a plate glass window at Mayor William R. Niven’s residence. Fire damaged a room though quickly extinguished, with two policemen spotting a man fleeing. Niven doubts black hand links but has many enemies over local option enforcement. Columbus police questioned two suspected Italians tied to black hand. both released after questioning. The Ventola and Vicario cases await hearings as scheduled.
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Niven
Says
Columbus, O
Columbus
Postoffice
Toledo Officials Tighten Sanctions in Ohio Black Hand Case
Postal Inspector Hutches and R M Hosford say the Ohio Black Hand investigation is more serious. Bond increases to 5000 dollars for Salvatore Lima and Sebastian Lima as Salvatore Rizo and Joseph Batagalia face conspiracy to defraud by use of the mails. Preliminary hearing set for June 2 before U S Commissioner Gaines.
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Toledo
Ohio
E. F. Hutches
R. M. G Hosford
Joseph Batagalia
Salvatore Rizo
United States
Gaines
Hutches
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