Peace Plan in Cleveland Rail Strike Balked
Cleveland May 22 After a long day of negotiation the third arbitrator declined to act joining Glen K Shurtliff and stalling progress The strike riders remain until a new arbitrator is chosen tomorrow morning The union and Municipal Traction Company argued over employee placement and potential waivers while a boycott was urged by the United Trades and Labor Council
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Cleveland, CO
Glen K. Shurtliff
Municipal Traction Company
Shurtliff
Dupont
Behner
Carmen
United Trades and Labor Council
Japan Faces Empire Debt Crisis and Loan Wars
Tokyo officials warn Japan’s national debt could reach 2,000,000,000 yen as loans fail to float. Baron Takahashi blames British interests for blocking a 40,000,000 yen loan for the South Manchurian Railroad, amid boycott pressures and the removal of Ueno in Canton to placate protesters.
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Baron Takahashi
Bank of Japan
Hsinmintan Fukumen
Japan
London
Peking
Foreign Office
Downing Street
Orient
Ueno
Cantos
Tokyo
Columbus mediation continues in street railway strike
Secretary Joseph Bishop of the State Board of Arbitration returned from Cleveland and resumed efforts to settle the street railway strike with Judge S. N. Owen. The railway company named A. A. Stearn as arbitrator and employees named former State Senator Elroy M. Avery. a third arbitrator to be selected. Bishop met with Governor Harris during his stay.
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Columbus
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Cleveland
S. N. Owen
Bishop
Harris
Zimmerman predicts Taft victory in nomination race
Special Dispatch reports Eugene Zimmerman, visiting England, aboard the Lusitania from Liverpool. He cites foreign holders selling American securities until Taft is nominated, arguing Europe fears Roosevelt and prefers Taft as a conservative force, anticipating favorable impacts if Taft wins.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Eugene Zimmerman
Duke of Manchester
England
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Zirman
Cincinnati
Taft
Plet
Europe
Deaitecat
Roosevelt
Mexico City Bancs Shake as Millionaire Jacoby Charges Rise
In Mexico City on May 22, Judge orders Martin Jacoby of the Jacoby mercantile house to court on misappropriation charges totaling between 3 and 5 million dollars. The Jacoby firm, the republic’s largest cotton buyer, faced heavy losses over recent months amid market speculation and the October panic.
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Mexico City
Martin Jacoby
Mercantile House of Jacoby
House of Jacoby
Republic
Baldwin Airship Sets World Record for First Flight
In Hammondport New York on May 22 G H Curtis piloting Baldwin's Whitewing covered 439 yards 10017 feet in a controlled flight. The first jump reached 205 yards then 134 more before landing on a plowed edge. The 339 yard segment took 19 seconds at 37 mph establishing a world record for a first attempt.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
G. H. Curtis
Baldwin
Cincinnatian is Elected President of Western Unitarian Conference
The Western Unitarian Conference closed in Chicago on May 22 with officers elected. President Morton D. Hull of Chicago, First Vice President the Rev. George A Thayer of Cincinnati, Second Vice President Charles A. Ames of St. Paul, Secretary the Rev. W. M. Backus of Chicago, Treasurer Herbert W. Brough of Chicago, and Directors KF Femple the Rev. W. Hanson Pulsford Fred W. Hawley Morton D. Bull and Kawin C. Mason from Chicago C S Udell of Grand Rapids and George Gebauer of Duluth were named directors.
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Chicago
Western Unitarian Conference
Morton D. Hull
George A.thayer
Cincinnati
Charles A. Ames
St. Paul
W. M. Backus
Herbert W. Brough
Femple
Femple, the Rev. W. Hanson, Pulsford; Fred W. Hawley, Morton D. Bull
Kawin C. Mason
Udell
Grandeea
George Gebauer
Duluth
Kentucky farmer shot to death on road in Shelby County
N B Hazelip a prominent Shelby County farmer was found murdered in the road near the Franklin County line. A shotgun wound and a pistol in his hand suggest a raid related killing. Militia units were dispatched to Shelby County to counter night riders. Additional militias were ordered to Jacksonville as the investigation continues.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
N. B. Hazelipp
Shelby County
Franklin County
Johnston
Hazelipp
Jacksonville
Norman
Company K in Camp near Memorial Hall disbursed by county
Company K of Portsmouth with fifty men under Captain Donn camps near Memorial Hall in Manchester C. Colonel Knox says the unit will be distributed across Adams County after talks with Sheriff Paul. Most of Companies K and G stay near the river.
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Commercial Tribune
Manchester
Portsmouth
Donn
Memorial Hall
Knox
Adams County
Paul
Night Riders Burn Barn in Kentucky Area
Night riders set fire to the Lizzie Burrus barn near M County Kentucky as her mansion narrowly escaped two fires. A bucket brigade saved the home while an independent Salvisa warehouse had prior warning. Oil smell lingered and the stock in the barn was saved.
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Lexington
Lizzie Burrus
M County
Wina
Salvisa
Bur- Tus
Duel in Lisbon Ends in Brawl Between Leaders
In Lisbon on May 22 former Finance Minister Martinez Carvalho challenged Republican leader Alfonso Costa to a duel over a January decree. The two met in the chamber lobby and exchanged blows for several minutes before fellow deputies intervened. Costa later argued with Diario Illustrated editor Clagas in the lobby.
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Lisbon
Martinez Carvalho
Alfonso Costa
Chamber of Deputies
Costa
Senhor Costa
Chamber
Senhor Clagas
Diario Illustrado
Disappearance of Sebastian Stone Alarm in Versailles
Sebastian Stone a noted businessman and secret order member vanished after leaving a letter with attorney Schoberth instructing debt payment property disposal and funds transfer to his wife. He was last seen in Lexington Tuesday night and held posts with the Red Men and Pythians. The case is considered possibly a temporary mental breakdown.
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Lexington
Versailles
Sebastian Stone
Schoberth
Stone
Red Men
Pythians
Governor appoints three to State Board of Accountancy
Governor Harris appointed J. S. M. Goodloe of Columbus for one year Jacob H. Kauffman of Canton for two years and Guy H. Kennedy of Cincinnati for three years to the State Board of Accountancy under the Espy Senate bill Kauffman chosen on the recommendation of the State Public Accounting Association
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
State Board of Accountancy
J. 5. M. Goodloe
Jacob H. Kauffman
Canton
Guy H. Kennedy
Cincinnati
Kauffman
State Public Accounting Association
Ballot Progress at Methodist General Conference
At Baltimore on May 22 the eighth Bishop ballot produced no winner. Rev. H S Sturtz rose to third with 427 votes, Rev W A Quayle moved to second with 450, and Rev W L Lewis led with rising totals while Rev M C B Mason withdrew.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
H. S. Sturtz
Wilson S
Lewis
W. A. Quayle
Homer
Sturtz
M. C. B. Mason
W.A. Quayle
Chicago
Wilson L. Lewis
Sioux City
Edwin H. Hughes
Greencastle
Ind
Charles L. Goodell
Jong
Wilson S. Lewis
Charles W. Smith
Pittsburg
William A. Quayle
Charlies L. Goodell
New York
David G. Downey
Joseph B. Hengeley
Minneapolis
H. C. Stuntz
Madison
N. J
Henry C. Jennings
Congressional Adjourment Highlights Unfinished Work
Washington May 22 Legislators fail to pass key Roosevelt era measures while large appropriations loom. Emergency currency bill stalled and a commission will study it next session. Labor bills face constitutional questions amid election influence and a filibuster. Government employee hazard compensation and anti injunction efforts also lag.
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Congress
Senate
House
Supreme Court of the United States
Young Fish Enters Brokerage Office In New York
Stuyvesant Fish Jr., son of the Illinois Central president, has joined William Salomon & Co. as a clerk to study brokerage and finance. Wall Street foresees him aiding his father in retiring the Harriman threat in railroad campaigns.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Frisco Road
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Ilinois Central Railroad
Young Fish
William Saloman & Co
Broad Street
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
E. H. Harriman
Stuyvesant Fish
Dayton Lumber Yard Fire Destroys Factory and Homes
A blaze in Dayton Ohio destroyed the Dayton Lumber and Manufacturing Company plant and yard around 12:05 AM. The fire spread to Kinard Manufacturing and about a dozen nearby houses. property losses估imate around $200,000 and rising while the entire city fire department fought the flames.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Dayton Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Kinard Manufacturing Company
Milukoff Attacked by Opponents in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on May 22 Prof. Paul N Milukoff leader of the Constitutional Democrats in the Douma and editor of The Red was assaulted by two editors of the liberal Russ during a visit to The Rech office. They struck him in the face and left him bleeding on the floor.
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ST. Petersburg
Paul N. Milukoff
Constitutional Democrats
Douma
The
Red
Russ
Rech
M. Milukoff
Branded for Murder Lamphere Charged in Gunness Case
Laporte Indiana May 22 Grand Jury returns seven true bills against Ray Lamphere charging arson five murders and as an accessory in Helegelein death Mrs Bella Gunness indicted as principal in Helegelein murder Coroner declares Gunness children deaths felonious homicide skull unearthed by Sheriff in Gunness yard ties to Rochester NY missing woman May O Reilley Jewelry found on Gunness grounds revealed Coroner Mack reports Gunness children deaths felonious homicide inquiry into Carling disappearance connects to Gunness case.
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Laporte
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Laporte County
Bella Gunness
Andrew Helegelein
Mansfield
S. D
Gunness
Mack
Lamphere
Helegelein
J. C. Richter
Smutzer
Gundess
May O’reilley
Troup Street
Rochester
N. Y
Philip Alexander Gunness
Myrtle Adolphine Sorenson
Lucy BergHat Sorenson
Ohioan
B. F. Carling
Calumet Avenue
Chicago
P. L
100 Mile an Hour Airship Planned by Holland
New York May 22 An announcement from John P Holland inventor of submarine boats says he is building an airship capable of 100 miles an hour and a trip from New York to England in about thirty hours within five years He has built six airships with three successes and claims the main barrier has been wind currents and structural issues that his new design overcomes.
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New York
John P. Holland
England
Mr. Holland
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