Ohio Senate to wrap up 77th General Assembly
The Seventy seventh Ohio General Assembly closes its session with about 70 bills to be signed. The Senate may hear a Howe probe report and a minority view from Senator Patterson. Full pay and potential legislation actions loom as adjournment nears.
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Senate faces letters from Roosevelt on army navy control
Three U.S. Senators received letters from President Roosevelt asserting his supremacy in commander in chief duties over the army and navy. The dispatches, amid Brownsville and Stewart cases, threaten to prompt a Republican conference as leaders weigh the impact on legislation aiding soldiers deemed innocent and the Brownsville affair.
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Wright Aero Plane Flown Freely at Kill Devil Hill
A Special Dispatch from Manteo North Carolina reports the Wright brothers flew their aircraft over Kill Devil Hill with ten or more short experimental ascents. The longest flight reached about one and a half miles as they test a new steering gear and study the craft's rise and ground contact.
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Quarrel Over Rich Kylemore Slate Quarries Splits Zimmerman and Duke
Special Cable reports in Dublin on May 8 describe a dispute between Eugene Zimmerman and the Duke of Manchester over the Kylemore Castle slate quarries. The two claim ownership of the profits. a temporary compromise splits the riches, valued at around sixty five million dollars, while the estate remains under dispute.
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Night Riders Attack Madison County Tobacco Grower
Report from Kentucky May 8 states a violent clash between a Madison County tobacco grower and masked night riders. Two negro workers were killed and the farmer seriously wounded during an attack on the plant bed. State troops patrolled the river region fifty miles long as authorities investigate the incident.
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Charles J Kauffman Leaves John Kauffman Brewing
Charles J Kauffman is no longer vice president and treasurer of the John Kauffman Brewing Company in Cincinnati. Officers say his services were dispensed with in the first week of April and no successor has been appointed. His stock remains with the company and his accounts are stated as correct.
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Taft Prediction Grows After Kentucky Victory
Washington reports Taft nearly certain for the presidential nomination on the first ballot or by acclamation. Kentuckys result alters southern sentiment. Senator Bradley becomes ineffective as a Southern challenger. Third District Republican Convention in Albion, Michigan, instructs delegates for Taft. Miami University mock election in Hamilton awards Taft 120 votes to 69 for Bryan.
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Hoosier Merchant Commits Suicide, Loneliness Cited
Arno Schmidt, a Hoosier goods merchant and board member, killed himself by shooting at his Loneliness home. Police believe loneliness caused the act and report his death occurred around noon. The incident occurred in Metropolis, Indiana, leaving the community stunned.
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Mystery Woman Believed Belle Gunness Sighting Reported
Syracuse detectives trace a woman matching Belle Gunness description on a Chicago to New York bound train. Utica officers detain a woman posing as Mrs L A Heaton before returning to Syracuse. In Indiana a newly found Gunnelly farm body raises murder links to Ray Lamphere and a trunk with Gunness letters.
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Budd Avenue Trust Company Fails in Cleveland
The Budd Avenue Trust Company assigns to Cleveland Trust Company amid unclear liabilities. Deposits are estimated between 1.2 and 1.3 million dollars. J P Madigan,County Treasurer, serves as president. Depositors are promised full payment after loan realization. Clearing House bars clearing, closing the bank. No other city banks implicated.
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Euclid Avenue Trust Company Suspends In Ohio
The Euclid Avenue Trust Company of Cleveland suspended today as a state depository with deposits of 550,000. Cashier Charles C. Green of the State Treasury stated there is no risk to the State since the deposit is indemnified by a surety bond for the full amount, and the bond will cover any shortfall if the bank cannot pay.
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Forest reserves debated in Senate on May date
In Washington on May 8 the Senate made little progress on the agricultural appropriation bill. Most discussion centered on the principle of forest reserves and the administration of the service.
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