Ohio Legislature to Close Seventy Seventh Session Today
Columbus dispatch reports the 77th General Assembly will adjourn with 70 plus bills signed after sessions run from Friday to Sunday. Senate likely fireworks over Howe probe reports, with minority and Democrat reports expected.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Seventy Seventh General Assembly of Ohio
Legiglature
Harris
Senate
Howe
Patterson
Roosevelt letters stir Senate over army navy control
Three senators received letters from President Roosevelt asserting his supremacy as Commander in Chief in army and navy matters. The missives praise his handling of Brownsville and Colonel Stewart, prompting expected Republican conference and possible actions on reinstatement bills for discharged soldiers and the Stewart case.
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United States
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Brownsville
Texas
William F. Stewart
Arizona
Senator Stewart
Vermont
Stewart
Colonel Stewart
Rayner
William Alden Smith
Army
Navy
New York
Smith
Michigan
Fr. Grant
Wright Aeroplane Flown Freely Over Kill Devil Hill
Wright brothers continued experiments at Kill Devil Hill May 8 with the aero plane in the air for ten or more short flights. The longest flight reached about a mile and a half as observers note the steering gear is not yet fully satisfactory and tests focus on machine rise and ground contact.
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Commercial Tribune
Manteo
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Wright Brothers
Kill Devil Hill
Salley
I¢Y
Mr. Salley
Ascen
Slate Quarries Split Duke of Manchester and Zimmerman
In Kylemore Castle Ireland the Duke of Manchester and Eugene Zimmerman, railroad magnate and father in law, clash over profits from rich slate quarries recently uncovered on the estate. They reportedly patched terms for now but remain at risk of another split as both claim ownership of the quarry wealth worth vast sums.
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Commercial Tribune
Dublin
Kylemore Castle
Duke of Manchester
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati Railway
Zimmerman
Ireland
Madison County tobacco grower fends off night riders
Adjutant General was notified of a violent encounter near Frankfort Kentucky where a Madison County tobacco grower and a band of masked riders attacked the plant bed. Reports say two black workers were shot and killed while a white man was badly wounded. Colonel E W Lillard said troops patrol the river region fifty miles long. Details were suppressed.
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Kauffman brewing official resigns under cloud
Charles J. Kauffman, vice president and treasurer of the John Kauffman Brewing Co., disappeared from Cincinnati city life as officers dispensed with him in the first week of April. Secretary George Guckenberger stated that Kauffman is no longer connected with the company, no successor named yet, and that his accounts are correct. Kauffman held stock, drew 2500 dollars yearly, and was a prominent Cincinnati figure and clubman. The paper notes his long career in brewing and newspapers and references his various social affiliations.
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Charles J. Kauffman
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John Kauffman Brewing Company
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Hiss
Legion
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Freesetters’ Union
Kauffman
Charles Wv. Kauffman
Trust Company in Cleveland Fails
The Euclid Avenue Trust Company of Cleveland has assigned to the Cleveland Trust Company. The bank, with $200 000 capital, reportedly held deposits around 1.2 to 1.3 million. President J P Madigan said all depositors would be paid in full as loans are realized. Clearing House officials refused to clear, closing the bank. no other city banks are involved.
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Senate
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Cleveland Trust’Company
J.P. Madigan
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Clearing House
W. H. Crafts
J. P. Madigan
State Deposits Protected in Cleveland Bank Suspension
The Euclid Avenue Trust Company of Cleveland suspended today as a state depository with $55,000 in state funds. State Treasurer Charles C. Green stated there is no risk to the state. The deposit is indemnified by a surety bond for the full amount. If the bank cannot pay, the surety company will cover the balance.
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Cameron
McKinnon
Howe
Drake
Cleveland
Crawford WA
Senate
House
Kinsman
Guilbert
Tate
Johnson
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Euclid Avenue Trust Company
State Treasury
Green
Senate Focuses on Forest Reserves in Agriculture Bill Debate
Washington May 8 senators spent little time on the agricultural appropriation bill as debate centered on forest reserves policy and the administration of the forest service.
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Senate
Washington
Miami University mock election favors Taft in chapel vote
In Hamilton Ohio on May 8 Miami University students held a mock election in the college chapel. Taft won with 120 votes, supporting candidates Bragg 69 Fairbanks 13 Hughes 12.
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Winson
Ohio College
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Miami University
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Brg
Fairbanks
Hughes
Hoosier Merchant Ends Life Amid Loneliness
Madison Indiana May 8 Arno a goods merchant and School Board member died by his own hand at noon today. Loneliness is believed to have prompted the act.
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Madison
Ind
Gunness suspect on train in Syracuse area probe
Reports from Syracuse Utica and La Porte describe detectives tracing a woman believed to be Belle Gunness, other passengers and officers noting resemblance, while Lamphere faces murder charges linked to Gunness and related letters at the Wheatbrook farm. Authorities seize a trunk with letters and unusual rings as part of the inquiry.
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Here
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L. A. Heaton
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Laporte
Ind
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Mack
Ray Lammphere
Bella
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Lamphere
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Wheatbrook
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