Ohio Cox Case Sees Judges Accused of Bias in Affidavit
Prosecutor Hunt files an affidavit alleging bias against Circuit Judges Swing and Smith over the Cox perjury case. The action follows a higher court injunction and may shift hearings to Judge Taggart while Cox's lawyers press for removal of Judge Gorman from the proceedings.
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Cox
Frank M. Gorman
Frank H. Taggart
Superior Court
Common Pleas
State of
Ohio
George B. Cox
Hunt
Circuit Court
Peter F. Swing
Samuel F. Smithmith
Gorman
H. Taggart
Theircuit Court
Taggart
Wooster
Prosecutor Hunt
Trip Secate
Smith
Swing
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
Hamton County
Henry T. Hunt
Ton County
EF. Swing
Samuel W. Smith
Edward E. Jones
Peter IF. Swing
Benedict
Jones
Judge Gorman
Judgerman
Maxwell
Darby
Baker
Gommian
Cash
Avery
Avery Alieg
Historneys
Big shake up of Cincinnati postoffice proposed
Postmaster E R Monfort arrived in Washington to back a new postoffice reorganization comparable to systems in Indianapolis and Atlanta. The plan would cut about twenty clerks, merge five divisions into two, add two carrier superintendents, and seek minimal pay reductions for staff amid cost of living concerns.
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E.R. Monfort
Postal Officilats
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Resignation of Russian Premier Withdrawn
St Petersburg dispatch reports that Em peror Nicholas heard M Stolypin at Tsarskoe Selo today and a telegram says the premier has withdrawn his resignation. The source notes an undeniable report from Tsarskoe Selo confirmed by the Bourse Gazette.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
Tsarskoe Selo
M. Stolypin
Bourse Gazette
Tsarskoe Sélo
Cavanaugh Attacks Loan Sharks Before Committee
Commercial Tribune report details Hugh Savanaugh of Citizens' Mortgage Loan Co condemning usury. Haas bill would license sharks and cap rates, Bruce measures allow victims to recover usurious interest. Talks touch on Winsor Bills, Rose county option, and Dean liquor limits amid House debate in Columbus.
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Bruce
Cincinnati
Haes
Cavanaugh
Citizens’ Mortgage Loan Company
Winters
Codes “Committee
House
Calvey
Cleveland
Yount
Darke County
Billy
Justices of the Peace
Rose County
Dry Territory
Purinton
Columbiana
Watkins
Licking
Committee On
Temperance
Senate
Deaton
Champaign County
Dean
House Committee On Banks
Sandusky
Judge Noyes Upholds Cotton Pool Indictment
New York March 23 Judge Noyes of the United States circuit court refused to quash the second cotton pool indictment against James A. Patten Eugene G Scales Frank B Hayne William P Brown and Colonel Robert M Thompson He sustained some technical contentions and dismissed others The indictment charges conspiracy in restraint of trade in cotton and the defendants must stand trial
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New York
Noyes
United States Circuit Court
James A. Patten
Eugene G. Scales
Frank B. Hayne
William P. Brown
Robert M. Thompson
Taft Displeased by California Anti Japanese Bill
President Taft reportedly frowns on California anti Japanese legislation. The bill bans aliens from owning land and taints San Francisco’s Panama Exposition plans. Taft would withhold invitation to world exhibits until assured no anti Japanese outbreaks occur and believes the legislature acted in good faith.
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Commercial wouEee Bureau
EY Building
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Taft
California
House
San Francisco
Japanese Assoc. secretary sails to file riot complaints
Den ver March 23 T Ichi kawa secretary of the Japanese Association of Colorado left for Delta to file complaints against eight orchardists accused of whitecapping four Japanese workers near Delta. He claims evidence shows the eight raided the hut of the aliens and forced them to leave the country. Earlier four youths were arrested for unprovoked assaults on Japanese in the area, and a Japanese housecleaning establishment was bombarded with stories and bricks. Police have orders to protect Japanese and property.
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Denver
Col
T Ichikawa
Japanese Association of Colorado
Delta
Ichikawa
Bill Would Tax All Spinsters Five Dollars Annually
Madison Wis March 23 A bill to tax five dollars annually every unmarried woman over 25 and to create a matrimonial commission was introduced in the assembly today by Assemblyman Hanson of Manitowoc. The commission would be charged with bringing together kindred souls when an affinity is applied for.
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Madison
Wis
Assemblyman Han
Manitowoc
Decree Holds Mexican Officials Personally Responsible
Washington reports a decree by Francisco I. Madero declares all persons connected with the suspension of constitutional guarantees responsible for homicides by the insurgent government. The measure says no authority can suspend safeguard laws and that officers who enforce it will face justice as principals or accomplices.
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Washington
Francisco I. Madero
Vasquez Gomez
Mexico
Reedleason
Diaz
Limantour
Madero insurrectionists' attorney urges Diaz to step down
Captain Sherbourne J. Hopkins of Washington, advocating for the Madero faction, sails to Guatemala for talks with President Cabrera. He denies U S financing of the Mexican revolution, saying the Madero family funds the effort and Diaz lacks loyal troops.
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New Orleans
Diaz
Mexico
Sherbourne J. Hopkins
Washington
Guatemala City
Cabrera
Hopkins
Madero
Illinois Militia Returns to Homes in Gillespie
A detachment of ten companies of the Illinois National Guard sent to Beald Tuesday after miners paraded through Gillespie broke camp today and returned to their homes. Miners have not decided on returning to work at the three mines of the Superior Coal Company due to objections to working conditions.
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Gillespie. Il
Illinois National Guard
Beald
Superior Goal Company
Record Flight Sees 11 Passengers In Monoplane
Douri France March 23. Aviator Louis Breguet completed a record flight by carrying eleven passengers in his monoplane for a distance of two miles. The feat marks a notable aviation milestone as the craft landed safely, showcasing passenger-carrying capability and endurance of early aircraft.
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Douri
France
Louis Breguet
Shortage Found on Training Ship Inde pendence
Vallejo Cal March 2 A shortage of 5000 dollars alleged in the accounts of the pay office on the United States receiving ship Independence has led to restrictions. No one connected with the office may leave the vessel without executive consent. Chief Commissary Steward Henry Heil pren is in solitary confinement in the brig pending investigation. The pay officer has overseen affairs for fifteen months.
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Vallejo
Cal
United States
Independence
Henry Heilpren
Arthur Pilpin
Provisions Made for Sudden Move of Texas Troops
A sweeping mobilization plan for U S troops unfolds as General Carter orders 6 000 to 7 000 new recruits and outlines base setup at Fort Sam Houston for a possible rapid deployment The message from Dr Caricristi of the revolutionary junta warns Taft would act by May 1 to restore order in Chihuahua and avert intervention with U S recognition of belligerents if a decisive victory is achieved prior to that date.
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Carter
Buttgenbach
Burnet House
Alvord
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Antonio
Tex
CEF Caricfisti
Francisco I. Madero
Chihuahua
Cariscristi
Taft
de. Carleristi
Junta
Caricristi
Washington
el Paso
Laredo
Fain
Paris
Limantour
Senor Madero
United States
Rio Grande
Mexico
Europe
Diaz
War Department
Fort Sam ‘Houston
Joseph W. Duncan
United States Army
War, Department
L. F. Ladd
Insurrectos Rumored Near Juarez Amid Tense Alert
Reports say 200 to 300 insurrectos moved along the Rio Grande opposite Socorro Texas and aimed at Juarez as part of a wider revolutionary push toward Chihuahua City. General Rabago and federal troops rushed to fortify positions while civilians kept watch from rooftops.
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Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua City
Here
Rio Grande
Socorro
Tex
Navarro
Madero
Ahumada
Harrold
Oscar G. Creighton
Cee Creighton
Rrold
Ch'huahua
Cabral Leads Insurrecto Return in Sonora Ambush
A refugee reports Juan Cabral, leader of insurrecto forces near Hermosillo, lured fifty federals into the Babicora pass and killed many after a courier was shot while delivering surrender demands for Chispas. Cabral, who fled Cananea last spring, is said to command about 70 men and threaten a renewed advance.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Juan Cabral
Insurrecto
Hermosillo
Federal
Chispas
Cananea
Cabral
Babicora Pass
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Edwin A. Jones
Vale Wascheeraew
Tluive
Jidge
Sam W. Smith
Haas
Patten
Exposition
Colorado
Illinois
Texas
Dr. Caricristi
Revolutionary Junta
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