Judges Order Cox Mandamus Hearings In Ohio Court
The circuit court majority rules Judge Hunt can preside over the Cox case, upholding mandamus against Hunt. Judge Sayre dissents, arguing Hamilton County lacks a supervising judge and contests the writ.
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Athens
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Hamiton
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Disarmament Debate Marks German Parliament Session
Berlin March 30. Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg told the Reichstag that general disarmament is insoluble while human nature remains. He warned that supervision of states is impossible and that the weak would be prey to the strong. He called for information exchange on naval builds and supported arbitration in principle but doubted universal success.
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Monarch Dreadnought Christened Amid cheers at launch
London reports the British battleship Monarch, the fifth of its class and the largest afloat on the Tyne, launched today with thousands cheering. Mrs Lewis Harcourt, wife of the colonial secretary, christened the vessel formerly Miss Mary Ethel Urea.
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Mary
Ethel
Urea
Estwick
Tyne
Dayton Boys Held on Murder Charge in Oklahoma City
Two Dayton youths identified as Charles White and Albert Kelfingstine were held on a murder charge after the death of John Rebel, a butcher, following a robbery at Rebel's shop on February 24 and a subsequent confrontation.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles White
Albert Kelfingstine
Dayton
John Rebel
Auto Driver Found Guilty of Manslaughter in 1910 Crash
Akron Ohio March 30 Earl Sprenkle automobile dealer charged with causing the deaths of Helen Starr and Laura Waldkirk by running them down on November 4, 1910 was found guilty of manslaughter. Sentence deferred until court rules on motion for a new trial.
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Earl Sprenkle
Helen Starr
Laura Waldkirk
Grand Jury Final Report Expected Today
Grand jury sessions concluded with three indictments against Robert Reynolds for embezzlement and false pretenses in 1908. Reynolds is suspected to be in Honduras, blocking extradition. Additional charges include murder, libel, burglary, grand larceny, bigamy, and embezzlement among others.
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Oliver Smith
Robert Reynolds
Ice Delivery Company
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Honduras
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Otto Lightner
Albert Lewis
William Jones
Eli Mithoff
Harry Napper
William Anderson
Joseph Henderson
Cyrus Little
Thomas Johnson
Emanuel Beckley
Bessie Smith
George Becker
Joseph Engel
Bellevue Brewing Company
Nowell Curry
Mike Domonkas
John Kane
William Mack
William Weber
Lbel
Joseph Jackson
William Klein
William Ratterman
Hoy. Parsons
Clém Tulis
Willie Fillauer
Louis Chasm
Bucket shop prosecution to continue after DC Supreme Court ruling
Government lines say bucket shop cases against Tillis Cella Adler and others will not be dropped. Attorney General Wickersham vows to appeal, contending Wright’s ruling on unconstitutionality targets a broader issue, while local statutes and postal fraud cases proceed in other districts.
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Washington
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Wickersham
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District of Columbia
A. Tillis
Louis andAngelo Cella
Samuel Adler
Department of Justice
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Jersey City
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Angelo Cella
St. Louis
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Ian Edward
Artemus
Jersey
Denver
Gould
Prosecution of bucket shop operators in Chicago unaffected
United States District Attorney Edwin W Sims said the Chicago bucket shop prosecutions rely on the old mail fraud statute, not a DC only statute. He noted Wright’s DC decision should not alter cases in Illinois or elsewhere, as proof rests on the use of mails to commit fraud.
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Supreme Court
United States
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Bruce Bruce Bruce Bill On Foreclosure Jurisdiction
Special Dispatch reports from Columbus March 30 that the senate labor committee favorably reported Representative Bruce of Cincinnati's bill to remove foreclosure jurisdiction from justices of the peace in chimney or chattel mortgages. The measure passed the house and targets loan sharks with usury restrictions. Bruce’s other loan bills remain stalled in the codes committee amid opposition from Winters and Connaughton.
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City grand jury probes NYC crime report and police force
The March 30 1909 grand jury inquiry targets accusations of rampant vice and crime in New York City. Frank Moss and George Gordon Battle lead for the city while Commissioner Cropsey testifies on the police force’s condition discipline and administration. Additional deputy commissioners inspectors and captains are expected to be summoned.
Democrats Would Add 325000 to City's Expenses
The Cincinnati budget would rise about 325000 annually if the Cetone bill limiting city firemen to twelve hours a day passes the house and is signed by the governor. The measure faces strong opposition from Cincinnati senators Johnson, Bader, and Kuhl, with a 19 to 8 vote after a long debate.
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Wickersham targets money trust with new regulation plan
Washington reports Attorney General Wickersham is studying a proposed federal law to curb monopolies and combinations of capital. The plan aims to address the so called money trust in New York and other alleged consolidations by tightening enforcement beyond Sherman act precedents.
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Taft aims to keep military moves above partisan politics
President Taft plans to keep Mexican war maneuvers above party lines and will brief leading Democrats, including Senator Shively, on confidential reports about border mobilization. Shively will study documents from Wilson and consuls, with Taft seeking a nonpartisan defense of administration actions.
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Shively
Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Mexico City
Mexico
Washington
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White House
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LaFollette
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Indiana
Mexico City Skepticism on Peace Commission to End Revolt
Reports from the United States say Mexico may send a peace commission to talk with rebels, but officials deny any arrangement. Diaz appears reluctant to negotiate with Madero and his followers, while foreigners and locals view cabinet changes as responses to public demand, not to armed insurrection.
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Terreon
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Mexico City
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