Baschang Trial Ends Day with Defense Denials of Bribe
The case against Jacob Baschang nears verdict as he testifies denying bribery charges and disclosing details of a possible immunity agreement while prosecutors and defense clash over evidence and witnesses in the Dow-Aikin tax case.
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Jacob Baschang
Thornay
Hunt
Judp Gorman
Baschang
Thorndyke
Glazier
Bascheng
Fairmount Brewing Company
Beschang
Avery
Noll
Johnson
Herancourt
Unionists Endorse Taft Arbitration Treaty In Commons
London March 16 Sir Edward Grey's endorsement of Taft arbitration plan drew cheers in the house as A J Balfour urged a U S Britain arbitration treaty to avert war. John Dillon attacked the proposal as a red herring noting lack of protection for small nationalities and questioning its practical gains.
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Lord Balfour
Sir Edward Grey
London
Edward Grey
Taft
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
United States
Tokyo
Japan
Balfour
America
John Dillon
Earl Mayo
Sir Edward
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Dillon
Egypt
Persia
Ireland
John E. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
United Irish League of Great Britain
William O’brien
M. P
Cork
Independent Nationalists
Lord Dunraven
Irish Reform Association
H. H.asquith
St. Patrick's
Cecil
Redmond
Bruce's Loan Shark Bill Passes House
The Ohio House approves Rep Bruce of Cincinnati's bill barring justices from foreclosing chattel mortgages on household goods except to secure purchase prices, with foreclosures limited to courts of record. Vote 6 to 2. Interurban railroads come under same law on grade crossings. Huffman senate bill on term starts passed. Democratic leaders routed as Langdon tax bill sent back to committee.
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Alexander
Cincinnati
Brehm
Perry County
Bruce
Kennedy
House
Huffman Senate
Common Pleas
Donson
Dayton
State Building Code Commission
Zuber
Thomas M. Kearns
C. O. Probst
State Board of Health
Rose County
Senate
Assembly
Langdon
Tax Commission
Harmon
State Taxation Commission
Committee On Taxation
House Taxation Committee
Ireland
England
Scotland
Wales
House of Lords
John Redmond
Westminster
Radical Party
Limantour Leaves New York With Peace Proposal Plan
Senator Limantour Mexican finance minister departs New York after week of talks to pursue reforms. He meets Senor Madero and family, with messages exchanged for peace terms. Diaz officials back limited reforms and state leadership changes to appease insurrectionists.
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New York
Limantour
Hotel Astor
Senor Madero
Paris
Associated Press
Mexico
Diaz
Metztitlan
Revolutionary Party
Chihuahua
Ahumada
Teraszas
Puebla
Senor Insunca
Senor Martinez
Gomez
Coahuila
Sonora
Zacatecas
Durango
Guerrero
Yucatan
Hidalgo
State of Mexico
Vasquez Gomez
Senor Limantour
St. Louis
Laredo
Tex
el Paso
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Arturo la Madrid
Guadalajara
Khow
Senor la Madrid
Washington
State Department
Gomes
Promoter Munroe Convicted of Mail Fraud in New York
George H. Munroe was found guilty in federal court of using the mails to run fraudulent stock operations. Judge Hough sentenced him to three years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary after prosecutors asserted he extracted at least $500,000 from trusting investors.
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Cappelle
Capelle
Baschang
Gorman
New York
George H. Munroe
United States
Hough
Munroe
Atlanta
St Charles College Burns Baltimore In Fire
St Charles college a preparatory institution for the Catholic priesthood located about twenty miles west of Baltimore was destroyed by fire this afternoon. There were no casualties known.
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Baltimore
St. Charles College
Nine Caught in Federal Coal Land Conspiracy
Nine men including A C Frost former railroad president and Frost company head George M Seward Chicago receivers Pierre G Beach and others were indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago for conspiring to defraud the United States of 10 000 acres of coal lands on the Matanuska river Alaska The indictment covers two land groups Watson and Matanuska Coal and cites unlawful fraudulent locations pre ferred rights and final entries as means of the scheme with Chicago as the starting point April 1 1908 and potential penalties of 10000 fine or two years imprisonment.
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Avery
Capelle
Chicago
Matamuuska River
Alaska
United States
A. C. Frost
Alaska -Northern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee Electric Road
A. C. Frost & Co
George M. Seward
Pierre G. Beach
Frost Company
Frank Watson
Spokane
Wash
George A. Ball
Muncie
Ind
Frost
Duncan M. Stewart
Seward
Southern Bank of Toronto
Can
Harry C. Osborne
Toronto
Ers
Matanuska River
Chickaloon River
King’s River
Moose Creek
Watson Group of Coal Claims
Matanuska Coal Company Group
Ball
Osborne
Gwynn Francis
Turks whip Arabs and Sheik flees
A Saloniki dispatch to Frankfurter Zeitung reports Turkish central committee word from Yemen says Turks drive Arabs from their lands, machine guns inflict heavy losses. Arabs lose 200 in two fights. 40 Turks killed. Sheik Jahia Yahya, Arab rebel leader, seeks refuge on British soil. Telegraph lines between Hodeida and Sana restored.
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Frankfort
Germany
Saloniki
Frankfurter Zeitung
Young Turks’ Central Committee
Yeman
Shiek Jahia Yahya
Hodeide
Sana
Diaz Must Declare His Election Void
Mexican insurrectos demand Diaz declare 1910 election void before any peace talks. Francisco Madero, near El Paso with about 1,000 followers, is set to lead peace efforts, with Orozco’s 800 men joining en route. Mediation by the United States is rejected. peace hinges on Madero’s consent and a free ballot under 1857 constitution.
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Francisco Madero
Senor Limantour
Mexico City
Maderos
Mexico
Anata
Insurrectos
EL Paso
Tex
Diaz
Senor Gonzales Garza
Insurrecto
New York
Francisco I. Madero
Madero
Orozco
United States
Limantour
Washington
East
Salto
Senor Garza
Ohio Militias Rumor Fight as Texas Move Denied
The War Department refutes claims of 8,000 Ohio National Guard members mobilized to Texas amid maneuvers. General Wood notes rail center posts move troops quickest. Officials decide militia officers will rent mounts locally. 3,180 officers have been certified for southern border operations. The neutrality law debate questions arms shipments to Mexican insurrectos.
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Fort Thomas
Fort Benjamin Harrizon
Indianapolis
Cate
Leonard Wood
The
Commercial Tribune
War Department
Ohio National Guards
Ohio Militia
Texas
M. E. Hanna
Wood
Department
Cincinnati
Ohio National Guard
Hanna
Mexico
Ofiu
Congress
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Utah
United States
Department of Justice
Harmon
State Department
Cuba
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Collector
Commonwealth
Michael Hilsinger
Ade
FOR
Arthur J. Balfour
Bill
Ton Ve
Codes Committee
Aeak
ST. Patrick
T. P. O'Connor
Iceland
Hess
Liverpool
London Bridge
Lords
Treland
Senor Corres
Senor Enrique Creel
Senor Creel
Senor Nunez
Minfeba
Gomez Asser
BURNS
Francis H. Stewart
Bankers and Brok
Shiek
West
de la Barra
Havana
Senor de la Barra
Tampa
Fla
Ohio
North America
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