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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1911

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Purity Claims Tie Mormon Golden Bible to Book of Truth

Chicago June 27. State attorney reports striking similarities between the Golden Bible of the Mormon church and passages in the Book of Truth cited in Evelyn Lee's trial. Mona Rees, under questions, asserts rights and quotes the Book of Truth while purifying discussions at Lee's residence are described.

Chicago Mormon Church Evelyn Arthur Lee Joseph Smith Smith See Burnham

Taft Receives Cincinnati Children at White House

Cincinnati schoolboys from Windsor Street, led by A R Webster, visit the White House and shake hands with President Taft. They carry a Cincinnati flag and are bound for Camp Winnock on Sebago Lake Maine for an eight week vacation after sightseeing in Washington. They then head to Baltimore and Boston.

Commercial Tribune Washington Cincinnati A. R. Webster Windsor Street Taft White House Camp Wavenock Sebago Lake Maine House Senate Baltimore Boston

Ohio Teachers Elect Officers at Cedar Point

The Ohio Teachers association meeting at Cedar Point elected E. D. Lyon as president and named G. E. Maurer J. A. McDowell Margaret Sutherland R. E. Offenpauer and W. L. Griswold as vice presidents secretary W E Kerchner. A new method to nominate officers by convention and accredited membership passed, ending forty years of past events nominating officers.

Sandusky Ohio Teachers’ Association Cedar Point E. D. Lyon Cincinnati G. E. Maurer New Philadelphia J. A. McDowell Ashland Margaret Sutherland Columbus R. E. Offenpauer W. L. Griswold Youngstown W- E. Kerchner

Letters Point to Ohio Man Death by Own Action

Letters found in an Chicago office building suggest Charles H. Thompson of Middleport Ohio contemplated suicide. The notes directed an insurance policy taken in New Orleans in favor of Minnie E Thompson be sent to Mrs J A Miller of Middleport, claiming she could collect.

Chicago Charles H. Thompson Middleport New Orleans Minnie E. Thompson J. A. Miller

Standard Oil Suit Postponed to September in Ohio

Findlay Ohio June 27 The suit seeking a receiver for Standard Oil and its subsidiaries in Ohio was not heard today as planned. Attorneys requested a delay until September due to complications from the recent Supreme Court decision.

Bentley Pope Dies in Coshocton at 65

I Bentley Pope president of the Pope Gosser China company died at home in Coshocton Ohio from an infection after a carbuncle. Born in England he was a longtime potter at East Liverpool and established the local plant in 1903. He was one of the city's most prominent men.

Commercial Tribune Coshocton I. Bentley Pope Pope-Gosser China Company England East Liverpool

Drill into Diegle case and Ross bribery trial in Franklin County

In Columbus on June 27 the Diegle bribery motion and the Ross bribery trial moved in separate rooms of the Franklin county courthouse. Judge Kinkead was to rule on the Diegle motion which could end the senate sergeant at arms case. Ross, a Democratic state central committee member and former Ruggles-Gale head, faced indictments for bribery tied to county purchases. The proceedings referenced Beatty’s Beatty probe, witness testimony by C W Brown, and vouchers from the Ruggles-Gale company as evidence.

Kinkead Diegle Senate L. R. Andrews Burns Turner Hogan McGhee King Ballard Price Ross Democratic State Central Committee J. D. Gillespie Marion County Ruggles-Gale Company Mark Slater C. W. Brown Herry D. Perkina Tur Webber Belcher Tate Andrews Washington Edward Hines Chicago Senator Lorimer Shelly B. Jones Marquette Mich Hines Pet” Lorimer United States B.as Mosher Frank J. Russell Mining Journal of Marquette Robert C. Lowe Illinois Senate Lorimer Morris B. Coan Jones W H. Cook Helm Committee Coan Weyerhausers Cook Mr. Hines Yates

Public playground opened for children from home

Formal opening yesterday afternoon drew 136 residents of the children's home on Ninth avenue and Plum street. The House of Refuge band provided music and a cadet company from the institution attended as honored guests.

Ninth Avenue Plum Street House of Refuge

Attack on Carnegie foundation dominates Catholic education meet

At the National Catholic Educational Association session in Chicago, Rev. Timothy Bresnahan denounced the Carnegie foundation as a private, self perpetuating force seeking control of higher education. He warned of ties to United States Steel bonds and implied threats to academic independence and nonsectarian schools.

Chicago Carnegie Foundation National Catholic’ Educational Association Timothy’ Breshahan Loyola’ University Baltimore Matthew Schumacher C. S Notre Dame Ind Bresnahan United States Steel Corporation Pittsburg United States Steel ‘Corporation

Penrose Fails To Fix A Vote Date In Senate

Stormy scenes and high winds force adjournment as Senate debates reciprocity timing. Penrose pressed for July dates on reciprocity and tariff bills, but no vote scheduled amid opposition and executive session. Taft backs gradual consideration while Borah attacks the Canadian treaty critique. Conference on Bristow amendment opens. Steel trust report to be released.

Penrose Finance Committee Smoot Friends of Reciprocity Borah United States Senate Capitol

Beachey Flies Through Niagara Spray and Lands in Canada

Lincoln Beachey, renowned aviator from California, powers his biplane through Niagara Falls spray circling the cataract and crossing to the Canadian side. He then lands successfully beneath the lower steel arch, marking a historic third aerial pass through the mist with winds around 60 mph. Attendance reportedly around 150,000.

Niagara Falls N. Y Lincoln Beachey California Beachey

Reductions Made in Coal Transportation

LIMBUS O June 27 Rates of transportation from the Hocking Valley rail commission today cut by twenty five cents per ton. The rates apply to shipments from Nelsonville and Toledo to Hediate points and cover the Hocking Valley railroad system.

Limbus Hocking Ailroad’ Commission Hocking Valley Ihe Nelsonville Toledo Hediate

Contest of Will By Mrs Alsip Dismissed in Baldwin Estate

Mrs Alsip's claim to be daughter of William H Baldwin and her share of his 11 million estate was dismissed by Judge Rives in Angeles California on June 27. She contended she was the daughter of B J Baldwin who married Ophelia Henderson in Chillicothe Iowa in 1885.

Treasury surplus for this year tops previous peaks

Washington June 27 The United States treasury will show a surplus of about 25,000,000 as this fiscal year ends. The 1919 year closed with a surplus of 193,000,000, the highest since 1907 when it reached 111,000,000. Both 1908 and 1909 had deficits of 0 and 58,000,000 respectively.

United Treasury

Gompers Refuses to Apologize in Labor Row

Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, refused an apology amid contempt proceedings connected to a dispute with the Stove and Range Company of St. Louis. He said he would apologize only if circumstances allowed, noting he could not see his way clear under present conditions.

Washington Samuel Gomper American Upreme Court District of Columpia Frank Morrison John Mitchell Federation Buck Stove and Range Company Ithgi Mr. Gompers

Taft's Tour May Reach Pacific Coast This Fall

President Taft's September itinerary remains unsettled with many requests for a Washington trip denied. If Congress adjourns within six weeks, he may travel west to the Pacific coast and visit states including Tennessee Michigan Kansas Utah and other distant locations.

Washington Taft White House Beverly Congress Pacific Coast Tennessee Michigan Kansas Utah

Mormon Church Leader Testifies On Sugar Venture

Joseph F. Smith chairman of the Mormon church and Utah Idaho Sugar Co testifies before the House sugar trust committee. He says the church sought Henry Havemeyer’s help to expand sugar enterprises for the benefit of its people and that no U.S. law was violated in joining with him.

Washington Mormon Church Henry Havemeyer Dsef United States House “‘Sugar Trust Joseph F Utah-Idaho

Also Mentioned on This Page

Golden Bible OF Mormons Absolute Life Mona Reel Mona Rees Honore Grant Newell Lee Miss Rees Newell Danner Cantwell Queen City Ohio the Lyon of Bentley Pope James Ross Echo of Beatty Joint Legislative Committee Richard A. Beatty Elles Illinois Carnegie School Fund Loyola Shipley Board of Trustees Schwab Allison Plum ‘Street Coe Sherman Committee of the Whole Stone Bacon Clark Wyoming Nelson Minnesota Georgia Bristow Steel Steel Trust Herbert Knox Smith Interior Department Cunningham Alaskan Coal Lands Poindexter Controller Railroad Company Controller Bay Alaska Bering River Birdman Treasury Gompers American Federation of Labor Pacific Head OF
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