Court Bailiff Hayden Suspended Pending Probe Involving County Clerk
Judge James B. Swing suspended William Hayden, bailiff in the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court, pending a grand jury investigation into charges raised by Prosecutor Henry T. Hunt. A three-lawyer committee led by E W Strong was appointed to probe alleged misconduct and possible contempt of court.
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William Hayden
Swing
Hunt
Criminal Court
Common Pleas Court
James B. Swing
Hayden
Awing
Henry T. Munt
Spring Grove Avenue
Judge Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Millcreek Township
Killian
Strasser
Henry T. Hunt
Torney
Gorman
Peter W. Durr
Woodward Memorial Window Unveiled at New High School
The Woodward memorial window dedication closed Founders day exercises at Woodward High. Mrs J C Noyes unveiled it with cadets present. Albert D Shockley spoke. the cantata and oration by Louis Gatch featured, with a gala reception and dancing afterward.
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Woodward High School
New
Teft
Woodward Elumnae
Guy W. Mallon
Eleanor C. O'Connell
Albert D. Shockley
E. D
J. C. Noyes
William Woodward
George W. Harper
E. D. Lyons
P. A. Johnston
George Woodward Noyes
A. D.shockley
Charles Isham
Starbuck Smith
W. F. Foley
Sidney Pritz
E. C. O’connell
Eleanor C. O’connell
Jessie Ireland Foley
Emma P. Isham
Edgar McAllister
Sidney E. Pritz
Miss O'Connell
J. and I. Lamb
New York
Louis E. Aiken
Woodward
William and
Abigail Cutter Woodward
Taft
Committee on Contempt to Report Today
Judge Ferris announced the committee appointed by Judge Gorman to review George B. Cox’s published statement will report to Judge Gorman at 10 o’clock this morning. The panel includes Aaron Ferris Clyde Johnson and Edward Barton. debates over possible contempt have been overshadowed by other events.
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Aaron Ferris
Gorman
George B. Cox
Clyde Johnson
Edward Barton
Judge Ferris
Cox
Ed. Barton
Allen O. Myers
Blair Returns to Session in Adams County Probe
Judge A Z Blair reopened his court in West Union Ohio where an election probe resumes March 12. The 400 indictments on hand may be acted on, and voters still withholding information will be asked to confess or stand trial at that session.
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West Union
A. Z. Blair
Blair
House Committee
House
Ohio
Fellinger
Cleveland
Plank
Quirk Kills Wife Shoots Mother-In-Law Then Flees
Chicago March 8 William J Quirk a street car conductor shot and killed his wife and wounded his mother in law twice before escaping from pursuing officers who chased him a half mile. The mother in law is in serious condition.
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Chicago
Wiliam J. Quirk
Northern Mexico Occupied Within One Week
The Commercial Tribune reports that U S troops are moved to the border with aims to occupy northern Mexico within a week. It cites government views that maneuvers are a cover for serious action and notes minister Henry Lane Wilson in Mexico as a key figure.
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Mexico
Washington
United States
Henry Lane
Wilson
Britain
Taft
Indiana
New York
Senate approves license bill requiring physician cert
A Ohio Senate vote approves a bill by Senator McDonald requiring a man applying for a marriage license to submit a physician certificate of physical health to the probate judge. The woman must appear and answer questions on age residence and health. no physical exam for her.
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Deaton
State Medical Board
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Senate
Johnson
Columbus
Commission Cites Detects In Cincinnati Hospitals
The Cook county Illinois plans a 7 million dollar hospital in Chicago with capacity for 4000 beds. A nine member commission travels to major cities to study hospital systems and adopt best practices while avoiding failures. St Louis is noted as the committee’s first stop.
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Commission Cites
Cincinnati
Cook County
Ill
Chicago
St. Louis
Evidence Sought On Cincinnati Seats Contested
Republican Langdon of Warren and Democrat Smith of Butler chosen to gather more information on polling places in Cincinnati amid a Democratic effort to seat contestees. They will visit the city, inspect hospitals and discuss the case with officials, amid criticism of local construction.
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Langdon
Smith
Cincinnati
Nichols
Harmon
House
William C. Jewitt
Cincinnati Board of Hospital Commissioners
Cincinnati General Hospital
Avondale
Mayor Schwab
Mexican Envoys Seek Clarity Amid Mexican Invasion Talks
In York on March 8 Mexican and U S officials met amid unsettled plans for intervention. Limantour De la Barra and Gustav Madero debated possibilities while Diaz reported good health. De la Barra defended cordial relations and denied wide revolt, noting Chihuahua unrest but no mass desertions or executions.
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York
United States
Mexico
Ben Cees
Jose Ives Limantour
Gustav Madero
de la Barra
Senor de la Barra
Washington
Senor Limantour
Cayetano Romero
Senor
Limantour
Senor De.La Barra
Queen & Crescent Firemen Set 5:30 P.M. Walkout
Queen & Crescent firemen vote to strike at 5:30 PM over alleged violations of contract Article 18. They claim negro firemen replaced on passenger and freight trains, with formal letters sent to General Manager H Baker and VP T C Powell outlining their stance and rejection of their interpretation.
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Queen & Crescent Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Queen & Crescent
W. T. Caldwell
H. Baker
T. C. Powell
W. W. Finley
Powell
Cincinnati
Washington, D.C
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Will
Reynolds
Prosecutor Hunt
OLD and New Woodward
Pittsburg
Mr. Woodward
Plainfield, Conn
Ses
Lez
MVER
Willd
Woodward Alumnae Association
Adams
Great Britain
Crawfordsville
Shoreham
Ind
Imeh
Teddy
Ori
Congress
Cuba
War and Navy Departments
Diaz
International Bridge
Europe
Texas
Atlanta
Wood
Fort Myér
Stafi
Windy City
Holmes
A. J. Sultan
Pera
France
Havana
Chihuahua
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