Kiss and Rosenfeld Released on Bonds
Samuel Rosenfeld and Frank Kiss, indicted for swindling Mrs. Emile L. Heine out of over 50 000, were freed from the County Jail after bonds were reduced from 21000 to 4000 each. Bond firmed by American Surety. $80000 traced to court. Indictments may be quashed Saturday. Mrs Heine's lawyer denies any settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie L. Heine
Samuel Rosenfeld
Frank Kiss
Emile L. Heine
American Surety Company
Cincinnati
New York
Bacharach
Murphy
American and Canadian fishermen clash over lake boundary buoys
A State Department report by Captain Chayter on the Morrell and Captain Dunn of Vigilant notes American fishermen cross the boundary to reach fish, while Canadians follow the line closely. He urges permanent night light buoys to define the border, and recounts Newfoundland duties on Potomac stores as courtesy, not right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
State Department
Chayter
United States Revenue
Morrell
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Boundary Line
Dunn
Vigilant
Erie
Captain Chayter
United States
Newfoundland
Bay of Islands
Miquelon
Miners Rescued After Wingate Colliery Explosion
In Durham England on Oct 16 all miners trapped by yesterday’s Wingate Colliery explosion have been rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
England
Wingate
Pendleton Harper Club PETITIONS Payment Per Name
If the Pendleton Harper Citizens' Municipal League paid three cents for each name on its petitions the group would pay for votes on election day. The article notes a per-name rate, implying an overall cost tied to names rather than votes cast that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton-Harper Citi
Municipal League
Garfield's Son Marries In Massachusetts Ceremony
Irving McDowell Garfield son of the late President James A Garfield marries Susan Emmons daughter of Nathaniel Emmons of Boston. The wedding takes place today at St Barnabas Memorial Church in Falmouth Massachusetts.
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Falmouth
Mass
Irving McDowell Garfield
James A. Garfield
Susan Emmons
Nathaniel Emmons
Boston
St. Barnabas Memorial Church
Sergeant Kills Lieutenant in Philippines Tragedy
Manila Oct 17 First Lieutenant Robert B Calvert of the Twenty fourth Infantry United States Army was killed by Sergeant Taylor of the same unit at Albara Leyte Province Details of the tragedy have not been received
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Manila
Robert B. Calvert
Twenty-fourth Infantry
United States Army
Taylor
Albara
Leyte
Robbery charge tied to knife attack and city fight
Edward Meyers alias Edward Wellman is jailed on robbery charges after a pool hall brawl left him with a thigh wound and linked him to a stabbing victim identified as Arthur Weisenborn. Police describe Meyers firing into the air and threatening a bystander. Weisenborn remains hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Meyers, Alias
Wellman
Budd Street
Fourth District
First District
Polinsky
West Sixth Street
Arthur Weisenborn
Fifth Ad Mound Streets
Meyers
Front
Carr Streets
Weisenborn
Bold Robber Feigns Guard Title To Seize Berlin Cash
In Berlin area Coepnick a robber in a Captain of the Guards uniform produced a forged cabinet order and seized 1000 dollars from the Town Hall. He escorted prisoners to Berlin, left some men to guard the hall, then rode away solo with the money. Burgomaster and Treasurer freed upon arrival at headquarters. No identity uncovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Coepenick
Coepnick
Je fferson Davis widow dies in New York
Mrs. Jefferson Davis widow of the Confederate president died at 10 25 PM in the Hotel Majestic New York pneumonia after a severe cold from a summer in the Adironacks. Attending clergy and family at the bedside as funeral plans form for Richmond resting beside the late president.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Jefferson Davis
Hotel Majestic
Nathan A. Seagle
St. Stephen’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Davis
J. Addison Hayes
Newark
N. J
The
Confederacy
Richmond
Fatally Shot by Suitor in Portsmouth Tragedy
Lester Finney a 25 year old Sciotoville teacher was fatally shot outside his home by Elza Montgomery 23 who was courting Finney's sister Ola. Montgomery fled evaded arrest faced beatings by Finney brother Eugene Hacquard and deputies. Mrs Hacquard remains gravely ill after a recent child death.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Lester Finney
Sciotoville
Elza Montgomery
Ola Finney
Montgomery
Common Pleas
Miss Finney
Finney
Eugene Hacquard
Hacquard
Schwickert
Democrats blamed in Drake inquiry failure
The State Supreme Court ruled the Drake investigation committee invalid and Governor Harris said Democrats in the State Senate blocked the probe by demanding a pledge to appoint Senator Espy. Harris and Speaker Thompson defended their positions saying no pledge was given and responsibility rests with the Democrats.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Ovutlook
Columbus
Ohio
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
State Supreme Court
Drake Investigation ‘Committee
State Senate
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Harris
Espy
Senate
House
Thompson
the Commercial Tribune
Eley Dismissed by Boston Judge
The Municipal Court dismissed the case against Shaun Kelley the Harvard 7 charged with assaulting a patrolman. The incident followed police attempts to arrest Harvard men skylarking on Boston Common and injured one patrolman. Judge Wentworth praised the police but found Kelley’s belief of an illegal arrest reasonable and his resistance not unduly violent.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Shaun Kelley
Harvard 7
Harvard
Boston Common
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Wentworth
Kelley
French Submarine Liutin Vanishes After Plunging Trials
In Biserta Tunis Oct 16 the French submarine Liutin sailed for diving tests from the port. Signals at 10 pm reported her disappearance as torpedo boats and three tugs searched the area. No more news followed and it is feared the crew met a fate similar to a prior submarine tragedy.
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Biserta
Tunis
Liutin
Adet
Vorhe
Phoepen
Fail to Register Misses Hyden Voters in Primary
In Hyden Kentucky the entire town of about one thousand loses its votes after missing October registration day. Officials refuse supplemental registration, affecting statewide races where Democrats are outvoted four to one by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Barboursville
Hyden
Leslie County
General Assembly
Bank Messenger Vanishes With Cash in New York Area
Jersey City police seek John W. Gunther a 32 year old Lafayette Trust Company messenger who disappeared yesterday with 11000 in checks and 500 in gold. Bank officials say he was last seen delivering 10000 cash to banks and trust they remain confident in his honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunther
Lafayette Trust Company
Supreme Court Dismisses Drake Investigating Committee
Ohio Supreme Court rules the Drake Investigating Committee lacks power to spend state funds or conduct an inquiry. The ruling ends the probe into Hamilton and Cincinnati affairs. The case, Robertson Realty Co. v. Guilbert, contests rent payments to cover mandarins of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson Realty Company
Cincinnati
Guilbert
Drake
Smith
Hamilton Common Pleas
Ellis
State Auditor
Probing Sessions by Drake Committee Stir Public Interest
The Drake Committee met February 23 and held eleven public sessions late in the legislative term to probe gratuities from local banks to county funds. It examined private accounts of ex County Treasurer R K Hy nicka, sale of Hamilton County turnpikes, alleged judiciary graft, and bank supplies deals. The arrest of Thomas J Davis, cashier of the First National Bank, midway through a summons test of the bank, convulsed the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Arthur Espy
John C. Drake
Erie County
Thomas P. Schmidt
Cuyahoga County
W. H. Meek
Montgomery County
J. Siles
Fairfield County
Drake
R. K. Hynicka
Thomas J. Davis
First National Bank
Davis
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Rosenfeld
Howland
Garfield
Philippines
Edward Meyers
Clerk Shipp
Ann Street
Edward Wellman
Osmond
Plum
West Court
Peter Time
Time
Conrad
Odgers
Bell
Drake Committee
T. P. Schmidt
Miro
Con
Federacy
Stead Quitor
Senate Democrats
Eley
Roosevelt
Jersey City
John W
Supreme Court
ORAKE
Monetary Authority
Outlook
Columbus, O
Preme Court
House of Representatives
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