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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1908

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Aldrich currency measure passes Senate vote 42 to 16

The Aldrich currency bill cleared the Senate by 42 to 16 in a largely party line vote. It authorizes up to 500 million in emergency currency for National banks in exchange for state and municipal bonds and imposes a half of 1 percent monthly charge. The measure alters reserve requirements and bans investment in certain bank-affiliated stocks while easing redemption terms.

Washington Senate la Follette House Congress Nelson Cannon

Bank Teller and Auditor Charged in $1.105 Million Fraud

Pittsburg March 27 Bank examiner W L Folds filed three counts accusing Henry Reiber pay ing teller and John Young bank auditor of misapplying funds in a Farmers' Deposit National Bank scheme over three years totaling 1 105 million dollars. They are jailed in county custody on 25000 bail each.

Pittsburg W. L. Folds Henry Reiber John Young Farmers’ Deposit National Bank Reiber Young Inforon

Adjournment in sight for Ohio Legislature this week

Columbus March 27 Adjournment appears likely with the general appropriations bill set for 9 40 Tuesday morning and the Senate aiming for an April 22 adjournment. A strict end date was set by a resolution limiting bills after April 10 unless by unanimous consent.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Lersch Finance Committee Senate Harper House West

Taft Solid Lean in Massachusetts Delegates Forecast

Washington dispatch reports Taft projected to hold at least fifteen Massachusetts delegates with thirteen undetermined but likely Taft aligned. Rhode Island delegates also leaning Taft. caucuses set across the state Tuesday. In Ohio Fremont meeting, Foraker faction wins control over district committee proceedings.

Taft Massachusetts Chicago

Night riders burn farm home and barn in Ripley area

In Ripley Ohio on the Kentucky riverfront John Osborn’s residence and barn were destroyed by night riders aided by high winds. Tenant Abner Blackburn, injured recently, narrowly escaped. Two weeks of similar raids have alarmed authorities as tobacco fields and barns burn in nearby Stringtown and Ripley.

Commercial Tribune Ripley John Osborn South Ripley Kentucky Osborn Abner Blackburn Blackburn Walter Hook Stringtown Russellville Ripley (O Ohio River Cincinnati

Earthquake and Fire Destroy Chilapa Town in Guerrero

A Mexican earthquake and consequent fires wreck Chilapa in Guerrero, with at least one death reported in Vera Cruz and extensive damage in Chilapa and surrounding areas. Thirty four shocks were recorded by the National Observatory, and relief efforts were under way as communication failed.

Mexico City Chilapa Guerrero Chilpancingo Emma Jeannette Dorville Tiburcio Vera Cruz Derville el Imparcial Seiismograph National Observatory Tabuyaca

Kinsman Declared Insane in Ohio Court

Alfred Kinsman, who killed George W. Birrell on June 18, 1907, was found insane by a jury and will be sent to Massillon State Asylum. He is brother to Thomas Kinsman, representing the Twenty-third Senatorial District in the Ohio General Assembly. Relatives who had not spoken for four years embraced after the verdict.

Commercial Tribune Warren Alfred Kinsman George W. Birrell Kinsman Massillon State Asylum Thomas Kinsman Ohio General Assembly Therothers

Hawkins Wins Nomination in Indiana Republican Convention

Nathan B. Hawkins of Portland won the Republican nomination for Congress in Indiana's Eighth District on the 761st ballot after the convention had sat since yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock.

Anderson Ind Nathan B. Hawkins Portland

Troops Ordered Out to Prevent Strike Violence

Washington reports Secretary Taft authorized Federal troops to Treadwell Alaska after a telegraph from the acting governor described 800 strikers, mainly foreigners, armed with dynamite and intent on destroying property. One company was dispatched from Fort Seward to support U S Marshal.

Washington Treadwell Alaska Taft Bush Readwell

Milton Named Senator After Bryan's Death

Governor Broward appointed Hall Milton of Marianna to succeed the late Senator Bryan in the United States Senate. Milton, 42, grandson of former Florida Governor John Milton, is a banker and businessman born in Marianna. The appointment continues Broward's reshaping of the Senate.

Commercial Tribune Tallahassee Fila Broward Hall Milton Marianna Bryan Florida United States Senate Milton John Milton En - Lowien Senory

Ohioan Named Receiver for Pope Motor Car Co

United States Judge Taylor appointed F A Scott secretary of Superior Trust Company as third receiver to represent creditors interests. He moved to remove George A Yate and Albert L Pope as receivers of Pope Motor Car Company over concerns their actions favored Pope Manufacturing Company. a petition argued Pope Motor Car was a separate entity.

George A. Yate Albert L. Pope Pope Motor Car Company United States Taylor F.,a. Scott Superior Trust Company Cleveland Pope Manufacturing Company Pope Motor Car’ Company

Milford Rebels Halt Night Riders In Tobacco Belt

Milford Ohio residents resist night rider activity along Clermont County tobacco belt. Farmers report armed groups patrolling and vow to defend property as mounted men intensify presence near Milford, sixteen miles from Cincinnati.

Commercial Tribune Milford, CO Milford Cincinnati Clermont County

Dresser Acquitted In Bond Transaction Case

Daniel Leroy Dresser former president of the Trust Company of the Republic was declared not guilty and discharged by Magistrate Barlow in Police Court. He had been arrested March 16 on a complaint by William S Andrews charging he withheld four thousand dollars in a bond deal.

New York Daniel Leroy Dresser Trust Company of the Republic Barlow Dresser William S. Andrews

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