Five Year Sentence Upheld For Walsh On Appeal
The court overruled the motion for arrest of judgment and sentenced the defendant, Walsh, to five years with concurrent counts. The judge noted the age of 70 and the heavy nature of imprisonment, ordering Walsh released on bond $50,000 pending appeal to Judge Grosscup.
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Art
Court of Appeals
Hart
Anderson
Walsh
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lilley Legal Team Quits Ahead of Submarine Hearing
Connecticut representative Lilley will appear before the Submarine Investigation Committee next Monday without legal counsel. Frank T. Brown and Stiles Judson, previously engaged, resigned after the committee restricted cross examination to written questions approved by the panel.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Lilley
Connecticut
Submarine Investigation Committee
Frank T. Brown
Stiles Judson
Poisoned at Church Supper in Ohio City
UPPER SANDUSKY Ohio March 13 Five hundred persons were poisoned at a social by the English Lutheran Church women who served chicken and waffles. Many were ill after returning home and by midnight doctors were busy. Some stores closed as clerks were unavailable. No deaths are reported. What caused the illness remains unknown.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
Hamilton Federal Building Contracts Move Forward
Hamilton announces that active construction on the new Hamilton Federal Building will begin Monday. Excavations start immediately with Barnes Bros. of Marion Indiana awarded the contract.
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Hamilton Federal Building
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Federal Building
Barnes Bros
Marion, Ind
Coffee to Postum Cure Recounts Sufferer’s Turnaround
A New Hampshire woman recalls childhood coffee joys and long illness from its use. Doctors forbade coffee and she found relief after switching to Postum, noting improved sleep, fewer headaches, and restored energy after years of insomnia.
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N. H
Ishad
E de Leon
Italy
Ohio House Votes $5,000 Probe of State Offices
Ohio lawmakers approve a $5,000 appropriation to fund an investigation of state offices as urged by Governor Harris. The measure includes open access for lawmakers and production of department books. amendments passed. Other action includes raised pay for Chief Inspector of Workshops and Factories and bonding for Montgomery County infirmaries.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
House
Ervin
Meigs
Stockwell
J. M. Hillemkamp
Lucas
General Assembly
Reynolds
Senate
James * Walker
Stark
Shuler
Montgomery County
Partisan Lines Blur As Senate Probes Auditor Affairs
The Ohio Senate plans a nonpartisan probe into the State Auditor's office and related agencies led by Senators Howe Drake Patterson with Mather added to form a divided committee. Other measures advance, including blind persons legislation and water purification reforms, plus pay for state officials and new bills on infrastructure and utilities.
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Senate
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Office of State Auditor
Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Board of Tax Remission
Howe
Drake
Patterson
State Auditor
Senator Mather
Muc
Hypes
Mather
Bill For Blind
Ward
Committee On Benevolent Institutions
Ohio
Arbenz
Bense
State Board of Health
Hunt Bill Chlorioformed. Railroad panel kills sleeping car measure
Columbus March 13 Senator Hunt sought to require sleeping car firms to keep the upper berth closed when only the lower berth is used. The Railroad Committee killed the bill, aided by Pullman interests. The measure may be revived if Hunt can secure enough votes to bring it to the Senate floor.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Hunt
Railroad Committee
Senate
Pullman
Williams
Governor Harris Names Miami University Trustees
Governor Harris named nine trustees for Miami University for nine years starting February 28, 1908. Appointees include D. H. Evans Youngstown John K Sayler Cincinnati D L Gaskell Greenville C B Montgomery Cincinnati Henry C Taylor Columbus David R Silver Sidney J R Patterson Hamilton F M Coppock Cincinnati George R Eastman Dayton.
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Harris
Miami University
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
D. H. Evans
Youngstown
John. Kk Sayler
Cincinnati
D. L. Gaskell
Greenville
B. Montgomery
David R. Silver
Sidney
J. R. Patterson
Hamilton
F. M. Coppock
George R. Eastman
Dayton
Falling Tree Kills Planter in Kentucky
In Mayfield Kentucky on March 13 Alexander was killed near Pryorsburg when a tree toppled while he burned a tobacco plant bed. The body was crushed by the falling tree.
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Commercial Tribune
Mayfield
Will Alexander
Pryersburg
Obituary notices of notable deaths from various cities
Obituaries report the deaths of H A Deland founder of Deland Florida and Fairport business leader in Rochester New York. Rev L P Broad Congregational missionary in Kansas dies in Atlanta after paralysis. General Giovanni Degiorgis Macedonian gendarmerie chief dies in Rome at 70. Hugh Bonner Fire Commissioner of New York City dies in New York after Brights disease and pneumonia. Bonner served 40 years in fire service, held top posts and aided Havana and Manila firefighting efforts.
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H. A. Deland
Deland? Fla
Fairport
N. Y
Rochester
L. P. Broad
Kansas
Atlanta
Giovanni Battista Degiorgris
Macedonia
Rome
Italy
Degiorgis
Hugh Bonner
New York City
Bright
Bonner
Manila
McChord Bill Advances in Kentucky Senate Debate
In Frankfort on March 13 the Senate advanced the McChord bill amid opposition from the Louisville Warehouses and the American Tobacco Company. Burnam’s substitute passed 19 to 15, and the amended bill 21 to 10. The measure targets trusts pools and price manipulation with fines from 500 to 100000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
McChord
Senate
Donaldson
Hing
Louisville
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Trust
Steamboat Rates Debate and Lincoln Centenary Talk
In Frankfort on March 13 the House considered bills on steamboat freight and passenger rates within Kentucky and approved a $350 ministerial prayer fund. Senate and House measures passed covering district detectives, school health inspections, and tobacco handling. Haswell proposed Lincoln birthplace clarification with a Washington County focus. dispute arose over order and jurisdiction.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
W. F. “Lair
Lexington
J. Patrick
Magoffin County
State Commission
Meek probe hearing riles as alibi for Mrs Dollinger struck
Columbus March 13. Mary Bertha Dollinger’s charges against State Examiner Humphrey are to be stricken from record as the Meek Probe Committee resumes. The session grew lively with heated exchanges over testimony and a fracas between attorneys, while experts debated uniform text books and school control in Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Mary Bertha Dollinger
Humphrey
Dronton
Booth
E. B. Cox
Xania
Milner
C. L. van Cleve
Toledo
Ohio
Powell
Southern
Minnick
Ohio State Normal School
Oxford
W. H. Kirk
Meek
Senate
Sites
Alston Ellis
Ohio University At
Athens
Bilis
Cc. W. Bennett
Piqua
BE. J. Shiver
C.S. Coler
Columbus
Boyd
J. A. Shawan
F. B. Pearson
East High School
O. T. Carson
Corson
Thompson
Schoolboys warned after street light tampering in Hamilton
Hamilton March 13 The Hamilton Board of Public Service adopted a resolution directing all school principals to warn pupils at public and archial schools against tampering with street arc lights. Several lights have been damaged and several fatal accidents narrowly averted.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Public Service Today
Kentucky Odd Fellows Ladies in State Presidents Picture
The Commercial Tribune offers The Illustrated Magazine free with the paper featuring a collage of present and past Kentucky State Presidents of the Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows. Readers from across the state can renew acquaintances by purchasing the issue next Sunday.
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Kentucky
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge of
Odd
The
Commercial Tribune
Legislature Passes Bills in Afternoon Session
The House passed the bill to name a Governor appointee with unexpended funds returning to the treasury by a 72 to 2 vote. The Meyer bill caps pharmacy violation penalties at $100. The Thompson bill to set country road speed at ten mph passed unanimously, though expected to fail in the Senate.
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Treasury
Meyer
House
Thompson
Senate
Wireless Averts Steamboat Panic Aboard Providence
Fire breaks out on the Providence near Sand's Point as 350 passengers sleep. Captain Appleby dispatches a call to the Richard Peck which arrives and transfers all passengers safely. Fire quickly extinguished. ship sustains smoked woodwork but reaches New York.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Appleby
Fall River Line
Providence
Long Island Sound
Fall River
Sand's Point
Richard Peck
Australians On Fleet3 Itinerary Japan Not Included
The article notes the sixteen ships will leave for the far East with a brief stay in California and a possible visit to Japanese waters remains uncertain. Admiral Fiyans plans a quick, well-prepared mission with a day's notice and minimal drydock time. Cruisers South Dakota California and others arrive at San Diego. wireless contact with Magdalena Bay is limited to late night hours.
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Fiyans
San Francisco
Washington
Magdalena Bay
Hampton Roads
Far East
Japan
Philippines
South Dakota
California
Geoglena Bay
Tennessee
Morse in Bankruptcy Battle as Creditors Move
New York March 13 Charles W Morse wins a temporary delay in a bid to bankrupt him as a receiver for the National Bank of North America challenges the claims of creditors totaling about 4 million dollars. Morse argues bankruptcy would harm his rehabilitation and delay creditors’ recovery while assets are estimated around 3 million.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Charles W. Morse
Charles A. Hanna
National Bank of North America
Holt
United States
Morse
T. G. Pringle
B. B. Shotwell
Consel
Woman Ends Life on Friday the Thirteenth in Marion
Mrs Maggie Thorn, in Marion, drank rat poison and died after crying no one loves me. She acted after a fortune teller warned Friday the thirteenth would be her fatal day, a prophecy she feared and then fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Marion
Maggie Thornpee
Duel Ends in Killing and Wounding in Carmi
John W. Fulford was killed and Loren Dale seriously wounded in a Main street gun duel in Carmi Illinois today. Dale was arrested after the shooting. The quarrel allegedly began over a theft of eggs and drew a crowd of bystanders.
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Commercial Tribune
Carmi
John W. Fulford
Loren Dale
Main Street
Dale
Atlantic battleship fleet to visit Hawaii draws great enthusiasm
The U S Atlantic battleship fleet will visit Hawaii prompting widespread excitement. A 100 member committee will be formed by the Governor Frear to organize hospitality and food provisions for the officers, with the territorial secretary selecting the chairman.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Frear
Japanese anxious to see fleet on its world tour
Tokyo officials and Baron Saito urge the American battleship fleet to visit a Japanese port during its Atlantic return. The Foreign Office says the one world tour should end war talk and guarantee world peace, while military officers hail the move as a historic achievement.
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Tokyo
Atlantic
Foreign Office
Baron Saito
Japan
United States
Return of American battleship fleet via Suez stirs English naval circles
The American battleship fleet plans a Pacific to Atlantic voyage via the Suez Canal drawing wide interest in London. A senior naval officer proposed inviting the ships to England or at least inviting an official call at a British port on the way home. British officers may offer courtesies in Australia and at coaling stations, though larger ceremonies would occur only if the fleet stops in England, Malta, or Gibraltar.
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London
Pacific
Atlantic
Suez Canal
England
Australia
Malta
Gibraltar
American battleship fleet completes remarkable voyage
Berlin reports German naval critics praise the 13,000 mile voyage under Rear Admiral Evans as a superb display of seamanship. The fleet arrived at Magdalena Bay four days early with no ships disabled and is slated to continue to San Francisco Hawaii Samoa the Philippines Australia and back via the Suez Canal.
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Berlin
Evans
Magdalena Bay
San Francisco
Hawaii
Samoa
Philippines
Australia
Suez Canal
Arrest of Two Suspects After Fish Store Break-in
Detectives Pflug and Hustlein arrested Elmer in 22, 1046 Linn street woodworker and Lawrence T. Mongan 21, clerk at Keith's fish store. The pair allegedly tried to break into Levy's fish store on Sixth near Central Avenue. Five shots were fired by Detectives Hueftlein and Pflug to stop them. The suspects reportedly ran into City Hall and attempted to enter Mayor Mark Breit’s office.
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Pflug
Hustlein
Elmer
Linn Eet
Woodorker
Lawrence T. Mongan
Keith
Levy
Sixth
Central Avenue
Hueftlein
Bowerson
Markbreit
Woman Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
Miss Sallie Jackson of Sixth and Jaffe streets was arrested by Detectives Pflug and Hueftiecin on a warrant sworn by Thomas Payne for grand larceny. Payne alleges she stole $50 from him in the same house early today.
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Huéy
Hall
Memorial Hall
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Berry
Rose County
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Atwell
Licking
Senator Atwell
State House
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Indian Lake
Miami River
Hunt Bill Chloroformed
Railway Committee
Campbell
France
Burnam
Rules Committee
Wyatt
Railroad Commission
Newman
Fayette County
Kentucky House
Jefferson County
F M. Hutcheson, Jr
Sloan
Simmons
Steers
Haswell
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Washington County
Hardin County
Robert Lincoln
Collier's Weekly
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Blair
Meek State School’ Board
Philippine Islands
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