Probing Howard Gould Case Ties Hawley to Alleged Plot
Deputy Commissioner Hanson examined Big Bill Hawley over his alleged role in building a case against Mrs. Howard Gould. Investigators seek whether Detective Bureau misuse occurred as records show Hawley and others summoned to Mulberry Street while Baltimore inquiries probe Dawson and Harriet Lansdale marriage records.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hanson
Bill” Hawley
New Jersey
Hawley
Howard Gould
McLaughlin
Police
Nassau Street
Mulberry Street
Gould
Edward Sholes
Bill
New York City
Baltimore
Katherine Clemmons Gould
New York Detective Bureau
East Eighty-fourth Street
George G. Dawson
Harriet Lonsdale
Frank Peabody
Belvidere Hotel
Sholes
Dawson
Inspector McLaughlin
Detective Bureau
Bingham
Peabody
Court of Common Pleas
Sam W
George Dawson
Katherine Clemmens
the Court of Common Pleas
George
Sam W.) Dawson
Harriet Lansdale
John Lanahan
Lafayette Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Lanahan
Incincinnatians Cause Suit Over Mayor Jurisdiction
In Columbus on May 22 the Ohio State Supreme Court heard arguments by C. W. Baker and J. Marshall Smedes on mayoral jurisdiction in failure to provide warrants. The case arises from Prof. and Mrs. G. W. Burns of College Hill, with Mrs. Burns later residing in Xenia and causing Burns’s arrest before the Xenia mayor.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Columbus
Ohio
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
State Supreme Court
C. W. Baker
J. Marshall Smedes
Bar
G. W. Burns
College Hill
Xenia
Presbyterians Endorse Antisaloon League at Assembly
The Presbyterian General Assembly at Columbus Ohio adopted a policy that the permanent Temperance Committee shall not engage in political activity and endorsed the American Antisaloon League as a safe and effective temperance group. The assembly pledged cooperation with the league within church limits amid a tense debate.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Permanent Committee On Temperance
American Antisaloon League
Memorial Hall
Permanent Temperance Committee
The
Presbyterian Church
Interchurch Temperance Federation
Antisaloon League
Committee On
Polity
Temperance
Committee On Polity
Committee
General Assembly
Assembly
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States of America
William P. Fulton
Philadelphia
Synod of
Indian Territory
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
E. C. Whitwell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Samuel Semple
Titusville
Henry Jessup
New York
Polity Committee
Tariff foes favored early as open shop wins support
National Association of Manufacturers backs tariff revision at the earliest moment and seeks more reciprocity treaties. Resolutions praise open shop and a federal crackdown on dictatorial combinations with a campaign to educate the public about industrial liberty and labor-capital oppression.
Number of Women Workers Doubles in Twenty Years
A Census Bureau report dated May 22 shows in 1900 the United States had 23,485,559 women aged 16+ with 14,833,630 at work. It highlights age, marital status, origins, and major occupations including pilots, engineers, machinists, dressmakers, teachers, and domestics, noting a sharp rise in breadwinners among married women.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Sheriff Herds Fifty TaleSmen for Steunenberg Case
Boise Idaho May 22 Sheriff Shad Hodgin and deputies rounded up a majority of the fifty men named in yesterday s venire in the Steunenberg murder case They plan to have all present when trial resumes at 2 pm tomorrow James H Hawley senior state counsel will open and review next week s testimony The state has not yet decided to call Stevedams as a witness, though listed among the witnesses.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
Shad Hodgin
Venice
Steunenberg
James H. Hawley
Stevedams
Lake Mohonk creates new arbitration conference officers
The Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration opened its thirteenth session with elections for officers. President is Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, with Clinton R. Woodruff as secretary and H C Phillips as permanent secretary. Finance Committee is chaired by William Christie Herron, Cincinnati.
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Cincinnatian
Lake Mohonk
Commercial Tribune
N. Y
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Clinton R. Woodruff
Philadelphia
H C. Phillips
Mohonk Lake
Alexander C. Wood
Camden
N. J
Dexter Hunter
Jacksonville
Fla
Eugene Leveringltimore
Business Committee
Samuel J. Barrows
Lyman Abbott
Samuel P. Capen
Boston
Samuel T. Dutton
Charles W. Eliot
Cambridge
Mass
C. P. Goodman
David F. Jones
Minneapolis
John D.long
H. D. N. McFarlane
Washington
Joseph N. Moore
Lansing
Mich
Daniel Smiley
Benjamin F. Trueblood
James Wood
Mt. Kisoe
Clinton B. Woodruff
William Christie Herron
Cincinnati
Huge tidal wave kills 200 on Caro Line Islands
A Sydney dispatch reports April 30 calamity as a hurricane and tidal wave devastate Caro line Islands. Immense property damage tied to the disaster, with 200 people reported killed.
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London
Sydney
Caroline Islands
Jury weighs ten to two in Hargis murder case
Lexington May 22. Ill jurorRhodyHerndon leaves jury undecided with ten ballots for conviction two for acquittal in Judge James Hargis murder case. Defense denounces prosecution as persecution while prosecutors accuse defense of money driven tactics. Courtroom crowded amid intense, heated exchanges.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Rhody Herndon
James Hargis
James Cockrill
Hargis
Byrd
Jouett
Cockrill
Louisville Officials Ousted as Court Voids Election
The Court of Appeals voids Louisville and Jefferson County election results and rules Governor Beckham may appoint temporary officials including Mayor and County Judge, with a new election set for November. The ruling, unanimous, condemns poll site abuses and heavy campaign spending from Fusionists and Democrats.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Louisville
Jefferson County
Miller and Kirby
Jefferson Circuit Court
Beckham
John Lassing
Paul C. Barth
E. T. Schmitt
L. L. Herndon
Thomas A. Shelly
McCann
A. V. Olaham
William Bosler
Robert J. Hagan
Board of Aldermen
Owen Tyler
G. Wallace Embry
R. B. Gilbert
Humphrey Knecht
W. J. O’hearn
W. W. Barnes
S. A. Lederman
George J. Butler
J. W. Miller
F. S. Cook
C. E. Hager
C. F. Taylor
Grainger
Barth
Witness testifies on Brownsville shooting amid Texas inquiry
Herbert Elkins of Brownsville testifies before the Senate Military Affairs Committee about the Brownsville shooting. He describes soldiers firing into the Cowan house and notes threats to finish the town. The panel weighs traveling to Texas for more testimony as Louisville election rulings remove multiple city officers.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Herbert Elkins
Brownsville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Texas
Leahy Hotel
Fourteenth Street
Cowan House
Elkins
Musicians Converge on International Government Issues
The American Federation of Musicians convened in Cincinnati to discuss international government questions. Tonight the convention re elected President Joseph N. Weber of Cincinnati.
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Henry A. Castle
St. Paul
United States Treasury
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
James V. van Cleave
St. Louis
F. H. Stillinn
New York
Oscar S. Straus
Department of Labor and Commerce
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
American Federation of Musicians
Joseph N. Weber
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Cincinnati
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