Hamilton county men seek harmony at Columbus peace mission
Cincinnati delegates Fred Bader and WW Durr arrive in Columbus as leaders from Hamilton county with plans to restore harmony between Taft and Roosevelt camps. They aim for a peaceable state Republican unity, shaping delegate strategy and timing of the state convention to benefit Ohio Republicans overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee
Messrs. Bader
Durr
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Messrs
Bader
Durr Lee
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Laylin
Vorys
Shoup
Xenia
Allaman
Dayton
Black
Zanesville
Lloyd
Burton and
Wanamaker
Burton
R. M. Wanamaker
Akron
Malcolm Jennings
E. W. Hughes
Alter~nates
Hunt Names Copelan New Police Chief
William Copelan, previously head of patrol and mounted service, named Cincinnati police chief by Mayor Hunt. Copelan, 25-year veteran, takes oath and assumes control this morning, succeeding Colonel Jackson after his suspension.
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Patrol and Mounted Service
Colonel Jackson
Cincinnati Police Force
William Copelan
Hunt
Copelan
Police Department
Director ‘of Public Safety
No. 1
Office of Safety
Cash
Duffy
Deitsch
Wool tariff bill debate sparks clash over Rep Hill ties
Washington march 29 the wool tariff revision bill in the house drew sharp exchange as rep Reilley democrat ct attacked rep Hill republican author over stock ties to Norwalk Woolen Mills the so called woolen trust. Hill defended tariff board amid charges of bias while underwood accused of unfairness over speeches. also house elections committee voted 4 to 2 to seek unseating rep Charles Bowman republican pittston pa amid fraud charges.
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Washington
House
Representative Reilley
Connecticut
Coleague
Representative Hill
Reilley
Hill
Norwalk Woolen Mills Company
Hillis
Aks Woolen Mill Company
Norwalk
American Woolen Company
Woolen Trust
Norwalk Company
Trust
Mr. Hill
Mr. Reilley
Tlo Repis
Payne
New York
Parzell
Pennsylvania
Underwood
Tariff Board
Democratic Party
Board
Tie
Ways and Means
House Committee On Elections
Charles «. Bowman
Pittston
Sugar Trust Trials Go To Jury In New York
In New York on March 29 the fate of John E. Parsons W Washington Thomas George H Frazer and George H Donner officers of the American Sugar Refinery company on trial for Sherman law violations will be in the jury tomorrow after a day of impassioned pleading Judge Hand will give the jury his charge and the panel will retire The proceedings featured bitter denunciations Parsons the octogenarian ex counsel wept after Delancey Nicoll depicted him humiliated and overwhelmed by shame if convicted
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New York
John E. Parsons
W.washington B. Thomas
George H. Frazer
George H. Donner
American Sugar Refinery Company
Judge Hand
Sugar Trust
Delancey Nicoll
Tragic Death of 3 Year Old by Large Newfoundland Dog
Chicago report details the death of Anna De Calvo, age three, at a neighbor's home on West Eleventh Street after a Newfoundland attacked while the child played with a bone. The dog was killed by police.
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Chicago
Anna de Calvo
West Eleventh Street
Uncle Kills Niece in Church Shooting Suicide
Chicago March 29 A sermon at St Michael s Lithuanian church preceded a fatal incident as Joseph Zilinski shot his niece Doneclan Blaziez and then wounded himself. Friends say the engagement was broken after financial disputes and threats had followed.
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Chicago
N. Lukasseus
St. Michael's Lithuanian Church
Joseph Zilinski
Doneclan Blaziez
Zilinski
Miss Blaziez
Adivnce
Zlinski
Roosevelt says farmer is neglected since he quit
St Paul March 29. Roosevelt asserts the farmer has been neglected since his administration ended and calls for renewed government action to conserve natural resources and improve country life. He spoke on The Welfare of the Farmer as part of his campaign platform in a speech delivered late in the day.
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Roosevelt
Taft
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Albert Lea
Minn
Twin Cities
Detroit
Dia
Toig
United
Robert Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Mexico
Joe Wheeler
Alabama
South
Allen Gang Seized In Hillsville Manhunt Ends
Fried Allen aged 17, youngest of the Allen gang linked to the Car-Troll murders, was arrested by a posse at his father's home near Hillsville Va. He and cousin Claude Swanson Allen surrendered, while Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards remain fugitives. Roosevelt tour notes and open-air meetings accompany broader regional coverage.
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Hillsville
Fried Allen
Allen
Car- Troll County
Jack Allen
Claude Swanson Allen
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Taft Friends Control Ohio Republican Committee
Taft aligned supporters in Ohio prepare to back the Taft slate as the state central committee meets to set the time and place for the state convention. They oppose Roosevelt indorsement and Brown’s plan to delay the convention, with Durr and Bader joining in opposition at a Chittenden hotel meeting.
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Fred Bader
Peter W. Durr
Cincinnati
Brown
Roosevelt
Laylin
Vorys
Taft
Chittenden
Messrs
Durr Bader
Maurice Maschke
Fielder Sanders
Cleveland
Twentieth
Twenty-first
Ohio
Forest City
Isaac M. Fost
Athens
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
Miners Ordered To Quit In Anthracite Strike
The United Mine Workers ordered 170,000 anthracite miners in Pennsylvania to suspend work next Sunday at midnight over wage disputes. Operators refused raise demands, forcing a stoppage that union officials warn will cut coal output nationwide by millions of bushels and deprive miners of pay.
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United
States
Pennsylvania
White
Union
Pottsville
Lackawanna
Wyoming Valley
Hazelton
Panther ‘Creek
Lykens Valley
National Union
RE. A. Cole
Ohio
H. M. Taylor
Illinois
Oho
Indiana
Smoot Pension Bill Passed By Senate
The Senate rejected the Sherwood dollar a day pension plan and adopted the Smoot general age and service pension law by 56 to 16. It would increase pension outlay by about 20 million dollars annually for five years and adds provisions for disabled veterans and attorney fees. The bill heads to conference with the House amid talk of a possible presidential veto.
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Washington
Senate
House
Overman
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Tiny blood spots unravel deep mystery in murder case
Lieutenants Muhle plus Patrolmen Buttman and McCullum led detectives Doll and Noe in clearing the killing of Charles W. Meyer, a 62 year old stage carpenter, with Robert Barnes and Emma Jefferson held on murder charges after a midnight incident at 630 Barr street. A trail of blood on Barr street steps and a broken watch fragment helped place Meyer at the Lyceum theater. Neighbors Jim Lyle and Florence Williams and James Emerson provided statements as Barnes fluctuated in his account before admitting involvement.
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Muhle
Buttman
McCullum
Doll
Noe
Charles W.meyer
Treen Street
Barr Street
Robert Barnes
Porter
Emma_ Jefferson
Oan
Jim Hamilton
Jim Lyle
Arthur W.illiams
Florence
Williams
Meyer
William Copelan
Copelan
Muhie
Sullman
McCallum
Erene
Charles W. Meyer
Lyceum Theater
Coe
Cristal
Muhler
James Emerson
Emerson
James Lytle
Barnes
Meyers
Jefferson
Rifles to Aid Colony But No Intervention
Washington reports a flood of rumors about the Mexican situation ranging from intervention and border troop mobilization to embassy guards. Officials deny any plans for action and say most accounts originate outside Washington. The Mexican capital remains cut off from telegraphic contact since 7 7 oclock last night, delaying confirmation.
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Washington
United States
McGee declines to opine on Swank disbarment case
Columbus March 29 Assistant Attorney General Joseph McGee declined to offer an opinion on whether Paul J. Ragan Toledo druggist convicted of selling cocaine might be disbarred for an alleged witness threat to Dr. George H. Matson, who helped build the case. The threat was uttered on the witness stand during the trial.
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Columbus
Joseph McGee
Edward Voss, Jr
Cincinnati
F.H. King
Delphos
State Pharmacy Board
Paul J. Ragan
Lester R. Swank
Toledo
Ohio
George H. Matson
Pharmacy Board
Duel in Mississippi jewelry store leaves one dead
In I'Come City Mississippi on March 29 George Ellzey and A F Fortenberry fought a revolver duel after a quarrel earlier in the day. Ellzey was killed and Fortenberry mortally wounded in the confrontation at a local jewelry shop.
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City
Miss
George
Ellzey
A. IF. Fortenberry
Fortenberry
Chinese cabinet announced with Tang Shao Yi leading
Nanking reports Premier Tang Shao Yi forms a fully Chinese cabinet. Foreign Minister Lu Chen-Hsiang, ex minister to the Netherlands and Hague peace delegate, serves with ministers for finance, navy, army, justice, communications, commerce, interior, education and agriculture.
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Nanking
Tang-Shao-Yi
Lu Chen-Hsiang
Netherlands
Hague
Tang-Shao- Yi
Lu Chen
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Senator Fred Bader
Peter
W. Durr
Hamilton
Commercial Tribune
Fred Bader and
Peter WW. Durr
State Central Committee
Ner
Theodore Roosevelt
Messrs. Bader and
Rep. Reilley
Big Woolen Mills
Meas
Pany
Reiller
Colonel Roosevelt
POSSE
Lib
Erty
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Rockfort
Town
Owatonna
Faribault
Northfield
Middle’ West
Auto Eaters Hall
Caumn
Emma Jefferson
Charles Meyers
Friends Control
Smoot
Sherwood
Lewis ¢. Laylin
Republican State Executive Committee
National Committee
Negro
M’gee
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