Filipinos Plead Free Trade in Cincinnati Address
Filipino commissioners Benito Legarda and Pablo Ocampo de Leon urged free trade with the United States at the Cincinnati Commercial Club dinner, lauding Secretary Taft and General Edwards. They argued tariff removal would boost Philippine exports and cited trade disparities with Porto Rico.
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Cincinnati
Elihu Root
Taft
Edwards
Panama
Legarda
St. Louis
Cincinnatian
Taftin
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Hawaii
United States
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Congress
Spain
William H. Dai
Ocampo
Japan
Tokyo
General Edwards
James Albert Green
all-America
Pablo Ocampo de Leon
Bénito Legarda
Benito Legarda
Philippine
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Linton Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Ocampo,de Leon
Ocampo de Leon
General &Edwards
Philippine Congress
America
Lucien Wulsin
Eral C. R. Edwards
Frank A
Markbreit
Reaity
Pushcart Peddlers Face City Council Debates on Regulation
A large crowd of pushcart vendors and merchants crowded the Council Chamber to discuss eliminating or regulating street peddlers in downtown districts. Merchants argued licenses and space costs favor big firms, while peddlers pressed for fair regulations and protection of livelihoods. The committee planned written proposals and a future meeting to resolve licensing and location rules.
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Lueders
Board of Public Service
Richard Hayman
Smith-Kasson Company
William Kauffman
Browning, King & Co
Hayman
Adolph Rosenberg
Putnam's
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Ben Greenwald
Miss Callahan
Ed J. Cohen
Millikin
George Ast
Ast Candy Company
J. J. Castelini
Tibbles
Pushart
J. Gentile
J. J. Castelinli
L. de Fabero
Restoration of 1832 Ohio Supreme Court judgment noted
The Title Guaranty and Trust Company sought restoration of lost papers tied to a 1832 Ohio Supreme Court judgment involving Joseph Carpenter a War of 1812 soldier killed in Cincinnati. Nicholas Longworth James Carr and clerk William Henry Harrison Jr. were connected, with William Thorndyke and Dudlé Outcast as counsel.
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Guaranty and Trust Company
Cincinnati
Supreme Court of Ohio
Joseph Carpenter
Carpenter
Nicholas Longworth
James Carr
William Henry Harrison, Jr
William Thorndyke
Dudlé
Teachers Withdraw from Pension Fund Requesting Exclusion
Carrie Biedmeyer a Fifth District School teacher asked to be excluded from the pension fund. Board member Schwaab requested a list of teachers who have withdrawn. Superintendent Dyer notes several teachers wish to leave the pension amid uncertainty about benefits.
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Carrie Biedmeyer
Dyer
Schwaab
Board of Education
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