Bankers of Ohio Arrive for State Convention in Cincinnati
The Ohio Bankers Association meets in Cincinnati at the Linton Hotel with about 600 delegates plus many officials. Key speakers include Myron Herrick and Warren G Harding. the program features regional grouping and a grand reception, dinner, boat ride, and banquet planned over today and tomorrow.
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Ohio Bankers’ Association
Linton Hotel
Charles H. Treat
United States
San Francisco
Tional Bank
William A. Lemmon
Third National
Casper H. Rowe
The
Market National
W. W. Brown
Merchants’ National
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
E.&. Meade
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
James Albert Green
John W. Warrington
Cincinnati
M. E. Ailes
Riggs National Bank
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Marion
James R. Branch
American Bankers’ Association
New York
Cincinnati Country Club
Grandin Road
Walnut Hills
Island Queen
Cincinnati Man Heads Convention
The Ohio State Sunday School Association held its forty-eighth annual convention in Mansfield with nearly 1,000 delegates over three days. President W. A. Budaly of Cincinnati led sessions at First Congregational Church with songs by E. O. Excell of Chicago and lectures from ministers and professors including H. M. Hamill and Edward P. St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Ohio State Sunday School Association
First Congregational Church
W. A. Budaly
Cincinnati
E. O. Excell
Chicago
Jesus
C. S. Johnson
Tiffin
S. 8. Hough
Dayton
C. W. Shinn
Cleveland
H. M. Hamill
Nashville
Tenn
Moses Alfred Honline
Columbus
Congregational Church
Eudaly
Richland
W. F. Voefgele
James Reynolds
Lutheran Church
Howard E. Baker
Zanesville
W. S. Kerr
R. E. Hutchinson
Nails
Clinch
P. Welshimer
Arch
Canton
Governor to Call Four Special Elections in Ohio
Governor Harris plans four special elections to fill Republican vacancies in the Ohio General Assembly. Contenders include A. S. Alsdorf of Johnstown for Democrats and E. S. Randolph of Newark for Republicans, with county option support noted. Vacancies stem from resignations in Ashbrook and others in Lawrence Ashtabula and Clermont counties.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Harris
General Assembly
Temperance Man
Senator Atwell
Licking County
E. S. Randolph
Newark
Randolph
Methodist Church
A. S. Alsdorf
Johnstown
Alsdorf
Ashbrook
Lawrence County
Carmi A. Thompson
Ashtabula County
B. W. Baldwin
State Board of Public Works
Clermont County
Stephenson
Defense testimony frames Orchard threats in mining murder case
In Boise Idaho on June 25 defense witnesses claim Harry Orchard threatened to kill Frank Steunenberg over the Hercules mine stake. The testimony, from Cripple Creek and Cripple Creek connected witnesses, supports the defense narrative amid prosecutorial objections.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Hercules
Orchard
K. C. Sterling
Independence
Sterling
Steunenberg
Cripple Creek
Mine Owners’ Association
US Navy dispatches Milwaukee to Central America amid Zelaya tensions
Washington moves to secure interests as President Zelaya’s Central American union plans spark unrest. Milwaukee, under Commander Charles A. Gove, sails from Mare Island to La Union with Saturn providing coal. St Louis tracks south to relieve if needed. Guatemala and Salvador escalate frontier troop movements.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Central America
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Milwaukee
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy Department
Charles A.gove
la Union
San Salvador
Saturn
Yorktown
Acajatla
St. Louis
Pacific
State Department
Guatemala City
Salvador
Guatemala
Senor Mejia
Peace Conference hears church plea for peace and justice
The Peace Conference in The Hague received a deputation from Christian Churches led by the Dean of Ripon urging the conference to insure peace, justice and humanity. Nine American Catholic bishops joined the signed address, while most British churchmen participated. The session also covered arsenals on war arbitration, Choate’s proposal on private property, and Carnegie’s Palace of Peace site visits.
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the Hague
M. Nelidoff
Wiliam Henry Fremantle
Ripon
Great Britain
France
Horace Porter
A. Rose
Joseph H. Choate
Andrew Carnegie
van Kar Nepeek
Palace of Peace
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Hill
Tets van Goudrian
Netherlands
Emperor William
Kiel
van Kar Nebeek
Elizabeth Loving Recital Shapes Virginia Murder Trial
Elizabeth Loving testified amid sobs about a whisky drink given by Theodore Estes that left her dizzy and drugged before she was driven to a remote road where she was assaulted. Her account, repeated to her father Judge William Loving, is central to the defense in the murder trial. Doctors testified on possible insanity of the judge, while the prosecution seeks rebuttal evidence to challenge the narrative and establish responsibility for Theodore Estes's death.
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Commercial Tribune
Houston
Elizabeth Loving
William G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Virginia Court of Justice
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Girl
Estes
E. L. Kidd
Miss Kidd
Kidd
Loving
God
Miss Loving
Judge Loving
Harry Snead
William Tunstall
Loving Stone
Testifie
Rim
Tunstall
Nelson County
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Bankers OF
State Association
Linton
Herrick
Stacy B. Rankin
George P. Jones
George Guckenberger
Atlas Na
Art Museum
Chester Park
Coney Island
Zoo
Middle West
Rankin
Jones
First National Bank
Findlay
Ohio Sunday School Association
Urghard
Crime
Haywood
F. R. Redd
Goldfield
Nevada
Charles A. Sullivan
Brown Hotel
Denver
Redd
Sullivan
John Neville
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
I. L. McGee
Coeur d’Alenes
Wallace
Agency
Colorado Springs
Steve Adams
Colorado
F. W. Bradley
Washington Street
Leavenworth
W. N. Linforth
Linforth
Richard
Cumming
Ficuerra
Cabrera
Momotomolo
Acajutla
Mexico
Barrilas
Nica- Tagua
Hague
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
M. Aldy
Aube
Clemenceau
M. Courant
Picquart
M. Clemenceau
Marcellin Albert
M. Ferroul
Narbonne
Argelliers
Albert
Apostle
Federated Committees
Montpellier
M. Albert
Evelyn Thaw
Father
Lynchburg
H. B. Melvin
Halifax
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