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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
3
Polls show 242 polling places open today for registration as Democrats battle over a slate in Hamilton County. Bernard defends the ticket while Noctor claims victory. Heilker’s probate bid and a shift to direct primaries loom as party lines harden.
vivid account of interparty clashes at a Cincinnati Democratic Club meeting. Noctor and O’Neill ally to break Harmon's slate while Bernard faction fights to hold control. Nominations include Hunt Hafner Espy Heilker and others with focus on initiative referendum. local political maneuvering details and polling plans followed.
Common Pleas actions include A Charles Pilot vs Elise Fleck over a $4650 Norwood house sale contract. Josiah P. Boyce sues the Liquid Carbonic Acid Manufacturing Co. for $5000 injuries. Probate matters cover Mrs Thau, estates of Kreidler, Hilpolsteiner, Wiggers, Welsh, Turner, and Weierman with inventories filed. United States Courts: bankruptcy filings for C Dupper and Lunsford. appeals and judgments noted. grand jury ongoing with trials and sentencing.
The committee appointed by the lower House of Indiana's special session reports fully exonerating Governor Hanly. The panel examined a claim by Representative Knisely that Hanly sought to influence Knisely's vote on the county option bill by offering a position.
About 1 000 persons attended a benefit last evening at the Scottish Rite Cathedral for Joseph Schenke who leaves next week for Germany to study voice culture. Many audience members are from Christ Episcopal Church where Schenke has sung. Participants included Mrs Charlotte Nees Adolph Hahn and Mr Yoakley.
Dayton residents who lost funds from letters filed suit against bondsmen. District Attorney Merheraand secured a settlement of about 350 dollars. the bondsmen suit was dismissed. Rohrer, the postal clerk, is serving time in the penitentiary.
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