Goebel Pleads for Subsidy Bill
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Missouri's Mr. Lloyd charging railroads theft of $70,000,000 through past mail weighing. Goebel criticizes foreign subventions and urges an all American mail system with forty nine ships and American crews. House committee hears grain classification bill arguments.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House of Representatives
Lloyd
Missouri
Post Office Department
Hanger
Pennsylvania
Goebel
South America
Cunard Line
Europe
Japan
United States
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
America
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Senators trade modifications on emergency currency bill
In Washington on March 3 Senators McCumber of North Dakota and Newlands of Nevada urged changes to the emergency currency bill. Both backed provisions to bolster depositor confidence as a key safeguard against banking panics. The Senate passed a Tillman resolution seeking Attorney General information on Choctaw and Chickasaw tribal court proceedings in Indian Territory.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Newlands
Nevada
Tillman
Indian Territory
Frisco Railroad and Lumber Company Indicted on Rebates
Indictments returned by the Federal Grand Jury charge the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad with granting rebates to the Chapman and Dewey Lumber Company of Kansas City on various shipments. Thirteen counts allege the railroad gave rebates and thirteen allege the lumber company accepted them.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Powder explosion wrecks Big Four freight near Litchfield
A cargo of powder aboard a Big Four freight train exploded at full speed two miles from Litchfield Illinois today. The wreckage left two men fatally injured and several cars burned the blast shaking houses for miles. Injured were Lloyd of San Antonio Texas and Paula Dougherty of Paxton Illinois.
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Big
Commercial Tribune
Litchfield, Ill
Lloyd
San Antonio
Tex
Paula Dougherty
Paxton
New Store at 605 Vine Street Teases Opening
The New Store at 605 Vine Street plans a Saturday opening on March 7. Watch for an opening special advertised in Friday's paper.
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Vine Street
Eir
Alien Anarchists Ordered Deportation In Chicago
Authorities announce vigorous steps to round up all criminal foreigners including anarchists. Arrests are being made in Chicago as part of a nationwide effort to deport aliens under existing statutes. Information on arrivals and ports of entry is being stored for rapid action and cooperation with local police.
Alleged Anarchists Arrested in Chicago Ghetto Raid
Chicago police and federal agents rounded up nine suspects linked to anarchist groups after the attempted assassination of Chief of Police Shippy. Isadore Maron and William Abramovitz were among those detained as investigators probe plots against Mayor Busse and Detective Bureau head P. D. O'Brien.
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Averbuch
Shippy
Chicago
Schuettler
Busse
P. D. O’brien
Detective Bureau
Isadore Maron
Olga Averbuch
Maron
William H. Abramovitz
University of Chicago
Immigration authorities set to deport anarchists and criminals
New York on March 3 reports that Secretary Straus orders deportation of alien anarchists and criminals to the fullest extent of the law. Federal and local authorities, including municipal police, will enforce the expulsion with prompt cooperation. Commissioner Watchorn and subordinates are briefed and prepared.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Eafo
Ilo
Watch'orn
Supreme Court Announces Ohio Case Decisions and Motions
Ohio Supreme Court releases decisions across numerous cases with judgments affirmed or reversed. Notable items include Derkwitz v Delbaugh and Hoffmaster v Black with varied outcomes, plus several motions granting stays or advancing causes.
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Charles R. Derkwitz
Lucy Delbaugh
Montgomery County
The
C., D. & M. Electric Railway Company
Ida B. Weber
Delaware County
John A. Rodebough
Bennie Gabriel
Nkiin County
Butterick Publishing Company, Limited
W. Paige
Lawrence County
M.L. Newton Va
L. N. McKinstry Et al
Summit County
the Central Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Semler Milling Company
Butler County
First National Bank of Cadiz
Paul F. Clark
Partners
Hardin County
City of Columbus
Columbus Public Service Company
Franklin County
Z. M. & P. Railroad Company
Laura Taylor
Perry County
Same
Felix Hughes
Shinee County
Alia Declared Sane After Mental Examination Report
Four medical experts concluded Alia is absolutely sane and free of delusions. They reported to District Attorney A Stidger after hours of examination, stating she is above average in intelligence and memory.
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Alia
Leo Heinrichs
A. Stidger
Pittsburg Reacts to Chicago Chief Shippy Shooting Attempt
Pittsburg officials survey aftermath after an attempted assassination of Chicago police chief Shippy triggers strict security steps to head off copycat violence locally.
Emma Goldman Denounces Lazarus Averbuch Attack Claim
Emma Goldman, after a Springfield lecture, said she never heard of Lazarus Averbuch but asserts he is not an anarchist and that no anarchist would attack a boy or girl. She comments on the Chief Shippy case and identities.
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Commercial
Tribune
Springfield
Emma Goldman
Chief Shippy
Lazarus Averbuch
Debutantes Host Leap Year Mardi Gras Cotillion Evening
A farewell Mardi Gras cotillion for the gay season was held at Walnut Hills Mansion with debutantes dancing in two partners each. Chaperones Mrs. William T. Irwin and Mrs. Howard Rodgers oversaw the event and gave coronets favors. Numerous society members attended and received ornate favors and decorations.
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Walnut Hills
William T. Irwin
Howard Rodgers
Joseph Rawson, Sr
Personal travel notices from Clifton and Avondale readers
Local column records Miss Katherine Morrison traveling to Day tona Florida for a house party hosted by James N. Gamble. It notes multiple residents from Avondale and Clifton taking trips to Detroit, Hot Springs, New York, Tampa, San Francisco, Japan, China, Paris, Cairo, and Europe, with several returning by spring.
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Katherine Morrison
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
Daytona
Fla
James N. Gamble
Philip Fosdick
Reading Road
Avondale
Detroit
L. M. Prince
Hot Springs
Ark
Jesse Goldsmith
New York
Moses F. Brown
Wilson Avenue
Tampa
J. Walter Freiberg
Charles Heinsheimer
George N. Stone
Vernonville
San Francisco
Louise Ayrés
California
Stone
Japan
China
Paris
Cairo
Egypt
Henry Straus
Bayard L. Kilgour
Wold Avenue
Walnutville
Seabreeze
Fila
Beatrice Shillito
East
Annie Sheridan
Cumberland
W. Va
Shillito
Sheridan
Baltimore
Bec Pyle
Highland Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cal
Ave
Boston
Mtikeee
Residents and social events in Kentucky society news
Miss Lena Litzendorf of Newport returns from a two week visit in Anderson Indiana. Mrs Mary Klein of Newport leaves for Memphis Tennessee to visit relatives. Lieutenant Berry and wife of Washington visit Miss Anna Berry of Newport. Miss Jessie Thomas of Covington hosts a euchre party for Miss Dallas Downard and Miss Faye Metcalfe. Miss Metcalfe, visiting Covington, returns to Brooks ville Kentucky. Mrs Hastings of Covington goes to Natchez. Mrs Walker Hall hosts a bridge whist party assisted by Mrs Doyle. Mrs Ernst Sellers of Indianapolis visits Mrs Arthur Hubbard of Wilmot Covington. Trinity Church Parish Aid Society to hold rummage sale in Bradford Block Covington April 8. Mr Henry Browning and Mr Harry Roberts of Newport host a dinner Thursday. Miss Hattie Collins of Garrard street hosts Neighborhood Bridge-Whist Club with several guests. Mrs Mackay wins trophy, next week’s host Mrs Durrett. Mrs William Simrall of Covington hosts Afternoon Card Club Friday. Miss Rucker visiting Glen on site and Covington to attend S J P Whitehead of Newport returns from Maysville Kentucky.
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Lena Litzendorf
Newport
Anderson
Ind
Mary Klein
Memphis
Tenn
Lieutenant Berry
Washington
Anna Berry
Jessie Thomas
Covington
Dallas Downard
Faye Metcalfe
Brooksville
Hastings
Wallace Avenue
Natchez
Walker Hall
Doyle
Ernst Sellers
Indianapolis
Arthur Hubbard
Wilmot
Parish Aid Society
Trinity Church
Bradford Block
Henry Browning
Harry Roberts
Hattie Collins
Garrard Street
Isaac Ws
C. M. Simrall
George Diehl
Frances Simrall
Anna Holmes
Fred Marcum
Mackay
Charlton Thompson
Will Durrett
Miss Rucker
Glenon
Carmi Bate S. J. P. Whitehead
Maysville
Murder in Memphis Rail Yards Baffles Police
Charles F. Miller Jr. of Mansfield Ohio was found murdered in the Memphis railroad yards early today. His body showed a gunshot to the heart after a muffled pistol report drew switchmen to the scene. No motive or suspect identified.
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Mansfield
Memphis
Commercial Tribune
Tenn
Charles F. Miller, Jr
Sturgess Street
Local Man Miller Jr. Missing Over a Year in Mansfield
Charles E. Miller Jr., once a ticket taker at a Mansfield vaudeville venue and a streetcar conductor, has been absent for more than a year. His father is described as a well to do contractor.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Charles E. Miller, Jr
Heinze indictment upheld in federal case
Judge Hough overruled demurrers and motion to quash in the Heinze overcertification of checks case. The indictment charges checks totaling more than 400000 while F Augustus Heinze served as president of the Mercantile National Bank last year.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
America Insists on Arbitration in Venezuela Crisis
Washington again demands arbitration for claims of American citizens harmed by Venezuela. The move follows a seven month interval since Minister Russell delivered the note to President Castro's government. A judgment is expected soon in the suit to annul the Fitzgerald concession now owned by the Orinoco Corporation.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Willemstad
Curacao
W. W. Russell
Venezuel
Castro
Washington
Venezuela. S
Russell
Fitzgerald
Orinoco Corporation
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Harry) Averbush
Red
Edlstadt Society
Union Street
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Denver, Col
Giuseppe
Supreme Court
Columbus
Supreme Court Today
Peter Spink
A. Spink
Hamilton County
Board of Education of E&ycamore Et al
Ohio
Wickham
Mayer
Frank L. Baldwin
William Edwards Co
Max Goldstein
Delaware Gas Company
William Parks
Cincinnati Traction Company
George N. Rieck S
Pittsburg
Social and Personal
Anna Louise Irwin
Elaine Lee
Ethel Graydon
Natalie Breed
Marjorie Dodd
Florence Woodmansee
S’ Beatrice
Mildred Shillito
Louise Luchwalter
Marjorie Lawson
Jeannette
Danesi Matthews
Kathleen Kinney
Marguerita Shipley
Sarah
Marguerite Ernst
Susan Gest
Anne Hamilton
Daisy Talbott
Dayton
Margaret Rowe
Thurston
W. W. Seely
Grandin Road
John F. Winslow
John E. Woods
Vachel Anderson
Willara Howe
Mary. Hanna
Maria Herron
W. J. Breed
Austin Goodman
Frank Perin
Blake
Eric Sattler
George B. Orr
E. C. Goshorn
Goshorn
Ed Harrison
Frank Luire
Scarborough
James Tittaker
Mary Groesbeck
Harrison
John Herron
George D. Eustis
McMillan Street
Mt. Auburn
Charles F. Hofer
Grandi Road
Fairfield Avenue
Ferdinand Wetterer
A. J. Bering
A. J. Roberts
J. J. Sullivan
BE. O. Ragland
Madisonville
Blanche Settle
Sheldonfill
Kitty Archer
Merry
John Mackie
A. Isham
Swing
Lida White
EB. BP. Kellogg
Marshall Kellogg
William Hall
Henry Lane
Lorena Walker
William Feemster
Lyon
C. B. Greenwald
Susie Stanley
Clara
Ella
Grace McLaughlin
May Echle
Ed Sowers
Sue Whittaker
Will Atkinson
Robert Harkness
Milo, Todd
Greenfield Rulison
Susie Waldvogel
J. A. Conant
Sandford Ritchie
Sue Ragland
Harry Richards
Ada Bohnett
Walter Richards
Harry Wirthlin
Lou Ireton
Effie Woods
Joe Stiles
Claude Rogers
Harry Bordenberg
Fannie Holmes
Maud Taylor
Joe Klein
Fred Lush
Elizabeth Bradley
Harry Wood
Joe Scalion
Charles Bailey
Allan Drake
Martha Foster
Glendale College
West Fourth Street
Harry Perkins
Clara Weller
Fred E. Graf
Isaac Weiler
Burdette Avenue
Louis Grossmann
Mary Bloyer
W. E. Bloyer
Calhoun Street
Edward A. Doran
Omaha
New
Herbert Bigelow
Panama
Batiste
Dresden
Dimity
Jack Crepe de Paris
Kentucky Society
Chiqan
Chichester
Bain
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