Ohio Republicans recognize Marting Johnson contest leadership
The Republican State Central Committee in Columbus recognized the Marting Executive Committee in the Lawrence County fight over Gould for the Tenth District. An Executive Committee to manage Governor Herrick's campaign was appointed with many named members from across Ohio. The panel then held an executive session to resolve the Lawrence County contest.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
Lawrence County
Orin B. Gould
Walter Brown
Central Committee
H. A. Marting
A. R. Johnson
Marting
Gould
Johnson
State Central Committee
Marting Committee
Herrick
Charles Dick
Akron
John R. Malloy
W. F. Burdell
A. D. Alderman
Marietta
Harry B. Alexander
Joseph E. Baird
Bowling Green
Henry T. Bannon
Portsmouth
P. J. Brady
Cleveland
John B. Clingerman
Springfield
G. Ray Craig
Norwalk
D. Deferibacher
Canal Dover
George C. Dunham
Toledo
Sherman H. Eagle
Gallipolis
George A. Hay
Coshocton
H.H. Hollenbeck
Chardon
Robert P. Kennedy
Bellefontaine
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
John H. Morgan
Cambridge
R. R. Nevin
Dayton
N. P. Nichols
Medina
Frank P. Richter
Hamilton
H. B. Peters
Lancaster
C. C. Richardson
Lockland
D. J. Sinclair
Steubenville
R. D. Sneath
Tiffin
C. M. Spitzer
JohnStambaugh
Youngstown
John F. White
Logan
Julius Whiting, Jr
Canton
A. M. Orr
Piqua
Ironton
Roosevelt's Busy New England Commencements Day
President Roosevelt tours Western Massachusetts colleges, attends three commencements, receives a honorary L H D degree from Williams College, and speaks to crowds at stations along the route. He plans return to Washington then to Harvard next week.
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Commercial Tribune
Williamstown
Mass
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Williams College
Inspects Memorial Chapel
Washington
North Adams
Adams
Pittsfield
Washingtown
New England
Harvard University
Worcester
Henry Hopkins
L.H.D
Chinese Boycott Spreads Across Malay States Meeting Planned
In Penang Straits Settlements on June 22 the Chinese convene a meeting to discuss boycotting American manufacturers until the Chinese Exclusion Act is repealed. The Chinese of the Malay States are expected to follow the action.
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Pinang
Island OF Pinang
Straits Settlements
Crawford Jury Discharged After Long Deliberations
Washington June 22 jury in the William G. Crawford conspiracy to defraud the Government case was discharged after forty seven hours and ten minutes of deliberation without reaching a verdict.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
William G. Crawford
Cole and Allen Nominated in Ohio Senate Race
In Deshler Ohio on June 22 John J. Cole of Hancock County and Charles L. Allen of Fulton were named Republican candidates for Senator in the Thirty third Ohio District. After a lengthy balloting and county disputes Wood County delegates shifted support to Allen and Cole as end approached with calls to make their nominations unanimous.
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Commercial Tribune
Deshler, CO
John J. Cole
Hancock County
Charles L. Allen
Fulton
Ohio
Hancock
Clyde Painter
Wood
Wood County
Malcomb Crockett and Co
J. Prentice
Henry
J. J. Cole
E. L. Mumma
Clyde R. Painter
Thomas Harbaugh
Calvin P. Godfrey
Ottawa
John. Vogt
Deshler
Henry—Painter
Cole
Allen
Prentice
Harbaugh
Crocket
Wood—Painter
Crockett
Pitman
Putnam County
Painter
Long-Lost Brother Frank Switzer Returns Home After Fifty Years
Frank Switzer, missing for nearly half a century, returns to Dayton Kentucky from Australia via California. Once a gold seeker in California and then Australia, he is now a prosperous merchant in New South Wales with a wife. He greets his sister and learns of family deaths, plans a world tour, and declares he will not starve.
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Berkshire
James R. Garfield
Williams
Frank Switzer
Dayton
California
Pacific
Australia
Frisco
New South Wales
Poe
Mr. Switzer
Kitchener Sees Likely War With Russia Over India
London reports General Lord Kitchener, commander in India, foresees a major struggle with Russia to gain control of India. He criticizes defenses as obsolete and ineffective. The blue book details a dispute among Viceroy Curzon, the Indian Council, and Word Kitchener, resolved by granting him extended powers.
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London
Lord Kitchener
India
Russia
Curzon
Indian Council
Kitchener
Exclusive Distributors' Association moves HQ to Indianapolis
The Exclusive Distributors' Association will relocate its headquarters from Cincinnati to Indianapolis following its annual convention in the city. Elected officers include President George Altman of Columbus Ohio First Vice President W D Kershaw of Newport Kentucky Second Vice President B T Wharry of Bridgeport Ohio and Secretary Treasurer P S Florea of Indianapolis.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Exclusive Distributors’ Association
Cincinnati
George Altman
Columbus
W. D. Kershaw
Newport
B. T. Wharry
Bridgeport
Florea
King Christian in Weak State Alarms Danish Envoys
Emperor William received a telegram from Kiel noting that King Christian of Denmark is in a state of great weakness causing concern among his entourage as of June 22. The report comes from the Imperial yacht club at Kiel.
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Imperial Yacht Club
Kiel
Germany
William
Christian of
Denmark
Insurgents Attack Armenian Villages Across Trans-Caucasia
In Sharonkhan Erivan and Trans- Caucasia bands sack four Armenian villages and surround Owhlanoraschan. Town residents repulse besiegers killing 100. Cossacks and troops repulse assaults at Khouloundian with hundreds captured. Insurgent chiefs executed. propaganda leaflets urge Sunni and Shia unity. About 37,000 insurgents claimed with 5,000 Cossacks expected from Baku.
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ST. Petersburg
Sharonkhan
Erivan
Trans- Caucasia
Owhlanoraschan
Ouschi
Kischishken
Baku
Munuugo Affair Shakes Bourse in Paris
Paris June 22 Official circles note calm on Franco German talks yet anxiety grows over Germanys reply to the French note. Front reports reveal heavy military activity and border region unrest amid alarming rumors causing a sharp fall in rentes over 40 centimes to 35 below yesterday.
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Paris
Germany
Missouri Governor Presses for People’s Will and Law Reform
The piece argues for revival of popular will and criticizes government by wealth. It contrasts trust magnates and burglars over enforcement of laws and calls for improved administration of law over stricter statutes, stressing that virtue in leadership matters more than the law itself.
Governor Folk Advocates Reign of Law at Covington Speech
Governor Joseph W. Folk of Missouri spoke to Kentucky bar leaders and Covington citizens on The Reign of Law. He argued the reign depends on the will of the people who enact statutes and called for a revival of popular will against bribery, noting past failures to enforce anti bribery laws over fifty years.
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Missour
BAR OF
Kentucky
Missouri
Covington
State Bar Association
Joseph W. Folk
Folk
Reprieve Delays Hanging of Mrs Rogers to Supreme Court
A Vermont governor grants a December 8 reprieve for Mary M. Rogers, the condemned woman set to be hanged for the Windsor murder. The stay aims to bring her case before the U S Supreme Court on constitutional grounds after a habeas petition was denied.
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Commercial
Tribu Brattleboro, Vt
Jbs
Mary M. Rogers
Charles J. Bell
Windsor
Supreme Court of the United States
Hoyt H. Wheeler
United States Circuit Court
Rogers
Wheeler
Bel
Governor Bell
White River Junction
Record Flyer Wreck Slaughter Tops Lake Shore Toll
In Mentor Ohio last night the Twentieth Century flyer wreck killed nineteen people, with two more bodies unidentified. Officials cite an open switch as cause and probe whether a boy tampered with signals. Speed not blamed and detectives pursue leads as inquest set for Paine sville next week.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Mentor
New York
Chicago
Lake Shore Railroad Company
W. H. Marshall
Coromer York
Lake County
Painesville
William Usher
Nickel Plate
James Barnes
Willoughby
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Milwaukee
J. H. Gibson
H. C. Mechling
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Keith’s Theater
E. E. Naugle
L. A. Johnson
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Allan Tyler
Collinwood
F. J. Brant
Erie
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Highlands
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