Foraker Says Brownsville Testimony Fails To Convict Soldiers
Ohio Senator Foraker released a written summary stating the Senate Military Affairs committee failed to prove that any Twenty-fifth Regiment soldier participated in the Brownsville shootings. He asserts the soldiers’ testimony remains credible and that citizen testimony is unreliable under dark night conditions.
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Commercial Tribune
Wington
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Governor Grants Yet Another Respite for Canton Wife Murderer
June 17 Columbus Ohio Governor Harris granted a one week extension of time to James W. Cornelius the Canton wife murderer awaiting death in the penitentiary The respite follows a request by Senator Van Over and Wayne County residents seeking more time to present evidence The governor will review the new material Monday and the decision hinges on the mental state of the defendant at the time of the crime.
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Trinuxs Srey
CoStomwecs
Outea
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Harris
James W. Cornelius
Canton
VanOver
Wayne County
Robbers Attack Farmer’s Wife at Ohdot Farm
In Nilus O, June 17 masked robbers entered farmer James Rush’s home after he left. They brutally assaulted Mrs. Rush, shot her in the arm, ransacked the house, and fled, leaving her bound to a chair.
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Commercial Tribune
Nilus
James Rush
Indiana Man Breaks Arm Throwing Ball in Sunday Game
Claypool Indiana June 17 Robert Newby suffered a broken arm during a Sunday game after an incident while throwing a ball. He was taken to a local facility for treatment.
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Indiana
Commercial Tribune
Claypool
Ind
Robert Newby
Cincinnati Girl and Chaperone Injured in Wedding Eve Car Crash
In Washington on June 17 Captain Horace Browne of the British army and his fiancée Miss Maud Vera Hanna of Cincinnati were injured when their large touring car left a curve in Rock Creek Park. Browne suffered a fractured arm and facial bruises while Miss Hanna and chaperone Mrs. Beulah Jacobs of Cleveland endured serious injuries. The car was demolished and the chauffeur escaped unharmed. Miss Hanna returned to her hotel after treatment. the wedding was planned for the next day.
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Washington
Horace Fairfax Horseby Browne
Maud Vera Hanna
Joseph H. Hanna
Cincinnati
Rock Creek Park
Hanna
Georgetown University Hospital
Former Partner of Hummel Dies in New York
Benjamin T. Steinhardt, member of the Howe & Hummel firm, died of locomotor ataxia amid indictments in the Morse-Dodge divorce case. Abraham H. Hummel serves a year for conspiracy. Abraham Kaffenburgh is dis barred. District Attorney to seek dismissal of pending indictments. Dodge remains held pending further investigation into the scandal.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Benjamin T. Steinhardt
Howe & Hummel
Morse-Dodge
Steinhardt
William F. Howe
Abraham H. Hummel
Dodge
Garvan
Dodge- Morse
Jerome
Geigerich
Supreme Court
Hummel
Fursman
Edward Bracken
Bracken
State Auditor Orders Bank Statements Across Ohio
State Auditor Guilbert will require all private and state banks in Ohio to show their condition before opening tomorrow. The directive for the statements was prepared today but will reach banks after business closes.
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Cones Tribune Bureau
Outlook Alldtna
Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Guilbert
Ohio
Foraker Men Favor Open Fight Across State Lines
Columbus readers rejoice at the prospect of Senator Foraker entering the presidential race as an open candidate. Foraker supporters plan a full state-wide campaign, resisting Taft allies and aiming to win districts claimed by Taft.
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Foraker
Taft
Foraker- Dick
Senate
Ohio
Petition in Eddy case seeks advance ruling on good faith
In Concord New Hampshire the next friends of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy file a petition in Merrimack Superior Court asking an immediate determination of their good faith ahead of other proceedings. The move follows a June 6 request for instant investigation and dismissal and a suspended June 10 hearing with General Frank Streeter criticized for allegedly commenting on the issue for press use.
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Concord
N. H
Next Friends
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Leader
Merrimack
Eddy
Frank §. Streeter
Orchard Murder Trial Dates Remain Unset
Harry Orchard, confessed murderer of ex Governor Steunenberg and eight others, was brought to Caldwell to face Judge Wood. The trial date remains unset until Boise cases against Haywood Moyer and Pettibone are resolved. Orchard is Idaho’s key accuser in the miners officials case and was returned to Boise penitentiary.
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Commercial Tribune
Caldwell
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Haywood
Moyer and Pettibone
Boise
Orchard
Witness in Haywood trial dies in Colorado
C W King a key defense witness in the Haywood trial at Boise Idaho died yesterday in Canyon City Colorado from neuralgia of the heart. Bloodhounds belonging to King aided tracing after the dynamiting of the Independence Depot. An hour after his death a telegram summoned him to Boise.
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Commercial Tribune
Canyon City
Col
C. W. King
Haywood
Boise
Idaho
King
Independence Depot
Dayton Man's Victim Dies in Jealous Shooting
Harry Martin of Spencerville died after being shot by John Lynch of Dayton Sunday night in Celina Ohio. Lynch is jailed on first degree murder charges and refuses to talk. Jealousy is believed to be the motive.
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Celina
Harry Martin
Spencerville
John Lynch
Dayton
Lynch
Bodies of three midshipmen recovered after launch loss
A Navy Department dispatch from Hampton Roads reports the bodies of midshipmen Henry Field and William Hollister Stevenson were recovered today by the tug Potomac. A third body, not yet identified, is believed to be Midshipman Holcomb.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Navy Department
Hampton’ Roads
Minnesota
Potomac
Henry Field
William Hollister Stevenson
Holcomb
Fire in Boston Destroys 40 Cars Worth $100000
A blaze in Boston on June 17 threatened the auto district and consumed forty automobiles, with an estimated damage of $100000. Firefighters fought the flames to prevent spread as the cause remained under investigation.
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Boston
Commercial Tribune
Miner Fatally Crushed at Blood Bros Mines Near Byesville
Melvin Nicholson was killed when a mine cage fell on him at the bottom of a shaft in Blood Bros. mines near Byesville Ohio. He previously survived a severe excursion wreck three years ago. His mother resides at 22 Harper Avenue Columbus Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Cambridge
Melvin Nicholson
Blood Bros.” Mines
Byesville
Harper Avenue
Columbus
Cigarmakers Strike In Wayne For Higher Wages
In Fort Wayne Indiana on June 17 two hundred fifty cigar makers struck for higher wages. The manufacturers formed an association to resist the demand.
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Commercial Tribune
Wayne
Ind
San Francisco Mayor Ousted by Board of Supervisors
San Francisco is without Mayor Schmitz as the Board of Supervisors voted to remove him after his felony conviction. James Gallagher named Acting Mayor, with a plan to appoint a permanent replacement soon. Bribery indictments against United Railways officers were set for motion hearings.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
James Gallagher
Gallagher
Board of Supervisors
Calhoun
Mulanley
Ford
Abbott
United Railways
Lawler
Tyeilmoe
O'Neill
Beveridge Returns From Oyster Bay Denying Publicity
Indiana Senator Beveridge refused to confirm or deny rumors of his engagement to Miss Katherine Eddy after a call on President Roosevelt. He stated the reports are private matters and no one has a right to public disclosure.
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Beveridge
Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
N. Y
United States
Indiana
Roosevelt
New York
Katherine Eddy
Taft Inspects National Sanitarium in Black Hills
Secretary of War William H. Taft and party visited Hot Springs in the Black Hills, spending an hour inspecting the National Sanitarium and delivering a fifteen minute address. Taft's health has fully recovered apart from a lingering cold.
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Secretary of War
Commercial Tribune
Hot Springs
N. D
William H. Taft
Black Hills
No Open Effort For Limitation Of Armaments
At The Hague on June 17 1921 Pacificists push for armament limits but US insists initiative lies with Europe and aims to press Drago doctrine in modified form. Four committees to be named. Nelidoff resists health issue rumors after Douma dissolution. Women’s conference and Advanced Thought Society attend with resolutions. Compromise on immunity of private property at sea discussed.
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Boston
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Chicago
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