Jury selection in Diegle bribery case grips Columbus
Perjury warrant issued for Caudel after Diegle swears he saw juror Berry with him near the Virginia hotel. Twelve jurors are finally chosen, guarded by extra bailiffs as prosecutors aim to keep the panel together. Senators Andrews Cetone Crawford and others visit. Burns and Pi tagraph inventor Turner arrive to press defense.
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Diegle
James W. Berry
Kinkead
Berry
Caudell
Virginia
Turner
Attorny
Hogan
Virginia Hotel
Atterys
Bory
Columbus
Rose Avenue
Reece Berry
Daniel Gallagher
Fred R. White
John M. Walcutt
John W. Davis
Patricia
Frank S. Harrison
Burns
Diegel
C. S. Burns
Culpepper
Chicago
Tuegle
Harrison
Binns
M. Turner
New York
William Barrick
Farmer
Joseph. P
Powder Trust Decision Prohibits Restraint on Trade
United States circuit court for Delaware declares the powder trust led by E I Dupont De Nemours Co a restraint of interstate commerce in powder and explosives in violation of Sherman Act sections 1 and 2. The court enjoins further violations and orders dissolution, with a plan to wind down to allow reorganization in lawful form.
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Wilmington
Del
United States Circuit Court For
District of Delaware
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Company
Powder Trust
Hazard Powder Company
Laflin & Rand Powder Company
International Smokeless Powder and Chemical Company
Eastern Dynamite Company
Fairmont Powder Company
Judson Dynamite and Powder Company
Delaware Securities Company
Delaware Investment Company
California Investment Company
E. I. Dupont
de Nemours & Co
Pennsylvania
Dupont International Powder Company
I. Dupont-De Nemours Powder Company
Thomas Coleman Dupont
Pierre S. Dupont
Alexis I. Dupont
Alfred I. Dupont
Eugene Dupont
Eugene E. Dupont
Henry F. Dupont
Irene Dupont
Francis I. Dupont
Victor Dupont, Jr
Jonathan A. Haskell
Arthur J. Moxham
Hamilton M. Barksale
Edmond G. Buckner
Frank L. Connable
Buckner
Dupont Companies
Dupont
Henry A. Dupont
United States
Delaware
The
Any
Real
Wal
Petisson
Dupont Company
Onene Hastern
Duponts
Contro’ A
Panama, Canal
Wendling Life Sentence Upheld by Kentucky Court of Appeals
The Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld Joseph Wendling’s life sentence for the murder of eight year old Alma in 1909. Rehearing was denied, leaving the previous verdict and penitentiary term in place after recent conviction and sentencing.
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Frankfort
the of Kentucky Today
Alma Fe
Boy Bound Up in Sheaf of Wheat Near Lebanon
In Lebanon Ohio on June 21 Carl Wieffel aged 4 was found unconscious and bound in a wheat sheaf in his father's harvest field. He had been caught in a binder and tied with twine. He suffered severe cuts and bruises and doctors doubt his recovery. The incident occurred about three miles southeast of Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Carl Wieffel
James Wieffel
Young
Wieffel
George Spirks
Harvest Hands
Weiffel Farm
Two Die in Sand Bank Slide Near Canton Ohio
Two men died and two were injured when a sand bank collapsed at a Canton area site. Alf Dickey aged 42 and Steven Mason aged 60 were buried alive while Matt Dennis and John Kurtz suffered serious injuries.
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Canton
Alf Dickey
Steven Mason
Matt Dennis
John Kurtz
Coronation Fever Grips Public as George V Seen
A London observer notes rising zeal for monarchy after a long Victoria era. The approaching coronation of King George V sparks unprecedented public enthusiasm and elaborate ceremonies, with widespread excitement unmatched in recent state occasions.
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Geste V
George V
Mary
King Edward
Alex T i
Veterans Defeat Cincinnati Man in State Camp
June 21 at Columbus Ohio J Johnston of Youngstown was elected state commander of the Grand Army of the Republic department of Ohio to succeed Henry A Axline of Columbus. Johnston was a dark horse and defeated A Miller of Cincinnati. August Bah Win of Lorain was chosen senior vice commander and the group voted to hold the 1912 encampment at Springfield. Resolutions praised Senator T Bunn of Cleveland for opposing the Sulloway pension increase bill.
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AI. O
J. Johnston
Youngstown
State ‘Co
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Ohio
Henry A. Axline
Columbus
A & & Surprise
Jofston
A. A. Miller
Cincinnati
Cincinnati. August Bah Win of Lorain Was Elected Senior Vice Con’mander
T & Veterans
Springfield
United States
T. &. Bunn
Cleveland
Bill Wen
Taft asks for power to curb fake remedies
President Taft urged Congress to amend the pure food and drug law to close gaps highlighted by a Supreme Court decision. He warned that without swift action dangerous nostrums and false cure claims would flood interstate and foreign commerce, endangering public health and deceiving patients.
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Taft
Congress
Washington
New York
White House
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States
A. Johnson
House Refuses the Bristow Amendment
Washington June 1 The House rejected the Bristow amendment by a 172 to 112 vote largely along party lines. The measure would shift times and manners of Senate elections to state legislatures while the current resolution seeks to alter the constitution for direct state control. Debate centered on state power versus federal authority, with Republicans arguing for retained federal control and Democrats cautioning against taking elections from the people. The bill returns to the Senate for reconsideration amid expected lively discussion and possible conference.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Sells
Tennessee
Burke
Wisconsin
Representative Berger
Senate
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Young
Michigan
Orris
Moon
Cannon
Outy
Jackson Madden
Mann
Rucker
Missouri
Cullop
Hardy
Clark
Florida
Sherley
Witherspoon
Sisson
Hughes
New Jersey
Randall
Richardson
Heflin
United States
Representative Prouty
Iowa
Donnelly Dies In Milwaukee Dirt Track Crash
Walter Donnelly of Cincinnati died at the State Fair Park dirt track after his car struck a fence at the turn of the 40 mile event. His skull was fractured when he was thrown against a post as the car went off course. The accident sparked calls against dirt track racing and sanction fees.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Walter Donnelly
American Au
Tomobile Association
Hosse Tracks
Donnelly
New
Orleans
David Besaden
Cincinnati
State Fair Park
Fenwick Cleared of Criminal Libel by Jury
Special Dispatch reports Seattle June 21 not guilty verdict given after a 30 minute jury deliberation in Judge Gay's department. AUR Fenwick editor of The Post Intel l igencer formerly of Cincinnati faced libel charges. defense by J s Kerry and Kennedy prosecuted by A Darwin.
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Commercial Tribune
Seattle
Wash
Gay
Fenwick
The
Post-Intelligencer
Cincinnnati
Idg Il
A. Darwin
Aeam American Reveille
Kennedy
S. Kerry
Kerr
Bellin m
Absolute Life Apostle Faces Testimony in Abduction Trial
Chicago witnesses describe Mildred Bridges testifying for hours as she details her links to Evelyn Arthur Lee and the Absolute Life movement. She admits writing a letter to See, says she believed his writings, and acknowledges past closeness with Lee despite her father's objections amid the ongoing trial.
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Chicago
Mildred Bridges
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Lee
Miss Bridges
Burnham
Evelyn
See
Mone Rees
Jhis
Stephen H. Bridges
Mildred
Apostle
Attac
Mr. Lee
Inaah
Tariff Riddle Deepens as Insurgent Republicans Rejoin Democrats
In Washington on June 21 insurgent Republicans joined Democrats to press for a broad tariff revision, challenging the finance committee. The Gore motion to report the Wool bill by July 10 passed 39 to 18, while Root and Mann sparred over reciprocity and a wood pulp provision.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Gore
House of Representatives
Gove
Borah
Bourne
Bristow
Brown
Clapp
Crawford
Cummins
Dixon
Grenna
Jones
Kenyon
la Follette
Nelson
Poindexter
Townsend
Works
Myers
Penrose
Congress
Root
Taft
Mann
House
Martin
Bailey
Montana
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Wendling
Hritons
George
Victoria
G. A. R. “Ee Johnston
Charles A. Miller
District of Columbia
Mvi
Cino
Barney Oldfield
Arate
Father
Senator Root
Cerry
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