Black Hand Band Probed in Amended Toledo Case
Federal move positions all fourteen Italians held in Marion Ohio as part of the Black Hand investigation. Salvatore Lima and Salvatore Rizzo deny the society while letters in Lima and Rizzo handwriting surface. Preliminary hearings spread from Toledo to several cities with Toledo chosen for trial.
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Sebastian Lima
Salvatore Rizzo
J. F. Oldfield
Lima
Rizzo
Society of the Banana
S. Ventola
Columbus
S. T. McPherson
Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Canton
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Day
Black Hand letters trigger arrests in Memphis case
In Memphis, Salvadore Rossi and Anna Gara were arrested for writing black hand letters to Giovanni and Mario Santoni demanding 200 dollars each. The Santoni family fled. Federal officers say a larger scheme is uncovered with arrests of Felix Constantio and Tom Trabanco. The plan involved leaving money at the Winchester cemetery last Saturday, which watchers observed but the suspects did not appear.
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Memphis
Tenn
Giovanni
Mario Santoni
Salvadore Rossi
Anna Gara
United States
Poole
Post Office
Kline
Santonis
Felix Constantio
Tom Trabanco
Winchester
Bottle of Agio in Dead Man's Coat
Parson s Kansas June 28 The body of a man believed to be Mack Nelson of Zanesville Ohio was found today beside a box car of the Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad A note in his pocket named Hugh Nelson of Zanesville Ohio his brother A bottle of carbolic acid in his pocket prompts police to consider suicide though the death remains mysterious
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Parsons
Kan
Mack Nelson
Zanesville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Hugh Nelson
Nelson
Auto Victims Improve After Collision
The condition of Henry D. Mather vice president of Moore Oil and his son Henry S. Mather who were hurt in a Sunday night auto street car collision at McMillan street and Essex place was reported much improved yesterday at Christ's Hospital. Patrolman Allen Moore whose auto killed Hyman Goldberg in John street near Clinton Sunday afternoon was arraigned in police court yesterday on a charge of manslaughter continued until the coroner's inquest is completed.
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Henry D. Mather
Moore Oil Company
Henry S
McMillan Street
Essex Place
Christ’s Hospital
Allen Moore
Hyman Goldberg
John Street
Clinton
Jurymen at War in Eastman Case
The coroner's jury finds Eastman feloniously killed Edith Woodill or aided the crime at his Broad Creek bungalow on June 20. Four jurors dissented, pressing for proof of a Royal Oak station meeting and motor boat sighting, while Eastman’s tale about a Sunday boating party and blackmail is debated as motive.
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Woodill
Eastman
St. Michaels
Broad Creek
Robert E. Eastman
Edith May Thompson Woodill
Gilbert Woodill
Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander Radcliffe
John H. Jones, Jr
George Carey
Charles Hamilton
Powell
Robert Seth
Buckeye State Aviators Murder Case Recalled
The account details Eastman plotting with Seth and two girls to avoid detection. Eastman hides a girl with Taylor’s help, takes her to St Michaels, and later shoots himself after Harris creek confrontation, ending a bleak career.
Senate debates tax measures as tariff talks shift
The Senate wraps a seven day session focusing on internal revenue and tariff issues. It plans to move discussions from tariffs to income and corporation taxes with Sen Cummins expected to open, while amendments on tea and cotton reform the agenda. Committees address du tiable and free list adjustments and steel rates. The chamber adjourned late while House business paused after census action.
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Aldrich
Senator Flint
Root
Wickersham
Senate
Taft
Tillman
Internal Revenue
Cummins
Iowa
Firence Committee
McLaurin
Culberson
Bacon
Treasury
House
Waaffi
Wrights abandon Fort Myer flight in windy conditions
At Fort Myer the Wright brothers canceled their planned initial aeroplane flight due to a strong, unsettled wind. Orville notified the signal office, spectators gathered in the sun, and after weather changes the decision stood with the machine returned to the shed.
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Washington
Wright Brothers
Fort Myer
Senate
Wrights
Orville Wright
James Allen
Potomac
Orville
Milton Wright
Dayton
Reuchlin
Kansas
Wilbur Wright
Taylor
Signal Corps
Balloon Detachment
Cavalry Guard
France
Public safety item fatally wounds girl in resort incident
Monte L Loewenstine a police officer, unwittingly discharged a 38 caliber public safety revolver during a Fourth of July celebration at a Lexington residence. Nellie Martz died from a neck wound after the bullet struck her throat and exited the back. Authorities detained Loewenstine and three women, while two other men fled the scene.
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Nellie Martz
Nannie Parker
Frankie
Pettebaum
Vincent Zuccarello
Loew
Fox
Spectacular raid on bucket shop Consolidated Grain and Stock
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Fricke led a raid on the Consolidated Grain and Stock company on East Fourth street. Warrants were served on W. E. Mossi Co. A Acton C B Fox and W H Clark as officers and guards with revolvers faced the raiders. Books and papers were seized to build evidence against B H Morehead and others. Morehead remained missing. preliminary hearings set for July 1 for arrested personnel.
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Fricke
Consolidated Grain and Stock Company
W. E. Moossi
Co. A. Acton
C. B. Fox
W. H. Clark
Consolidated Company
Herschedey
East Fourth Street
Hunt
B H. Morehead
Mr. Fricke
James Connelly
Jack Donahue
Broker Foster
Meyer
B. H. Morehead
Louis
Ramuel Foster
Girl in White Jumps to Death in Schuylkill
A well dressed 18 year old girl in white walked to the Schuylkill river bank at Fairmount park and jumped into the water with a lunch basket and hat left behind. Two boys alerted park police who recovered the body after about two hours of grappling. No identiy was found on the body.
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Girl IN White
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Fairmount Park
Beal Local Option Victory Reported in New London
NEW LONDON, CO June 28 The drys won the Beal local option election with a 132 vote majority. Only the village of New London is affected by the election.
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New London, CO
Beal
New London
Statute of limitations may save sugar trust
In New York a conference between counsel for the American Sugar Refining company and the United States produced a rumor that the government will not press the charge against the company for preventing the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining company from doing business. Arguments centered on the alleged offense occurring over three years ago, potentially invoking the statute of limitations.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
John G. Millburn
Henry A. Wise
Tragic Death of Nellie Martz Upsets Middletown Family
Special Dispatch reports Nellie Martz a 19 year old waitress who left Middletown in February to work at a restaurant. A letter received today states her plan to return home tonight or tomorrow. Her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Martz are overcome with grief by the news of her death and note she was sometimes wayward during her time in town.
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Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Arthur Martz
Nellie Martz
Nellie
Aldrich vows tax abolition for tobacco growers
Special Dispatch reports Senator Aldrich told Senator Bradley that his committee will back removing the internal revenue tax on tobacco. The House has passed similar steps, and the change would allow farmers and their buyers to sell tobacco without tax to local retailers, expanding leaf markets.
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Washington
Aldrich
Bradley
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Von Buelow to retire soon in German Empire
Berlin reports Prince Von Buelow plans retirement from the chancellorship once finance reform is settled. He may stay temporarily to push the reform. Dr. Von Bethmann Hollweg is considered the likely successor and has long served as Imperial Secretary and Brandenburg president.
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Prince von Buelow
Empire
Emmy
William
von Buelow
von Bethmann-Holhweg
Brandenburg
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