Brilliant banquet ends convention of lawyers
The American Bar Association closes its Cincinnati three day session with a grand hotel Gibson banquet. Chief Justice Taft presided as toastmaster with Sir John Simon and international legal figures among the guest table. Nearly one thousand tickets were sold as a women judges table was featured for the first time.
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American Bar Association
Hotel Gibson
William H. Taft
United States Supreme Court
John Simon
Great Britain
R. Masujima
International Bar Association
Toshimaro Yamamoto
Yokohama
Japan
Jean Appleton
French Bar Association
Frederico Alfonso Pizet
Justice Mignault
The
Bar Association of Canada
John W. Davis
Hampton L. Carson
Coridine A. Severance
St. Paul
Actee
Les
Frederic E. Crane
D. W. Iddings
Ohio State Bar Association
George Page
Edgar B. Tolman
Bar Association
Taft
Cincinnati
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Murray Bay
Canada
Nesv
Sweltering Lawyers Seek Cooler ABA Meetings
Philip H. Cale of Detroit moved that future American Bar Association gatherings be held in cities with higher altitude or location closer to the north pole. The motion, made near adjournment in Cincinnati at the forty-fourth annual meeting, was referred to the Executive Committee under Rule 3 of the by-laws for consideration.
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American Bar Association
Philip H. Cale
Detroit
Cincinnati
Ohio
Landis Says He Is Too Busy to Reply to Critics
Judge Kenesaw M. Landis said he is too busy to issue a statement in reply to an American Bar Association resolution criticizing his holding a federal office and the Baseball Commissioner post. He noted he has not given it thought and may address it later.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
American Bar Association
Cincinnati
Landis
veteran teacher W H Pabodie dies at home after long career
William H. Pabodie 87 longtime Woodward High School Latin and Greek master died after a short illness at 705 Springfield Pike Wyoming He taught from 1870 to 1918 and again briefly before a leave of absence He standardly instructed many men now prominent in public life He leaves a wife a daughter Helen Conant two sons William and Robert Jewett of Chicago four grandchildren and two great grandchildren He held Brown University BA and an honorary UC degree and was a Mayflower Society member
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William H. Pabodie
Woodward High School
William H. Taft
Springfield Pike
Wyoming
Pabodie
Mr. Pabodie
Milsbury
Mass
Wrentham
Cincinnati
Mt. Auburn School
Dental College
Lebanon
Brown University
Providence
R. I
University of Cincinnati
Mayflower Society of Ohio
Helen Conant
William Pabodie
Robert Jewett Pabodie
Chicago
Chauffeur Robbed Of His Automobile By 2 Armed Fares
John Francis of 930 Kenyon Avenue was held at revolvers by two well dressed men who forced him to stop the taxi at Fourth and Plum streets. While one man kept Francis at bay the other stole the car and fled downtown. Francis walked home.
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John Francis
Kenyon Avenue
Perry Street
Plum Street
Francis
Fourth
Plum Streets
Adjutant General Florence Hospitalized After Horse Show fall
Adjutant General George Florence remained in a Columbus hospital with a broken collar bone after his horse fell while clearing a hurdle at the State Fair horse show last night. Doctors expect a week or more of confinement.
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Columbus, O
George Florence
Utility Board Orders Lima Gas Turned On
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission ordered immediate resumption of natural gas service by Medina Gas and Fuel Co. to Lima Celina St Marys and Wapakoneta after a rate dispute halted supply. The order remains in effect until further commission order or legal adjudication of rights and liabilities.
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Columbus, CO
Medina Gas and Fuel Company
Lima
Celina
St. Marys
Wapakoneta
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Medina Company
I. A. Burkhardt
Jima
Davis
Gas rate battle keeps Lima in limbo amid outages
Lima Ohio fights a gas supply crisis as Medina Gas Co seeks 45 cent rates amid a 55 cent offer in contract talks. Mayor Burkhardt appeals to state and governor for relief while council debates forcing action and considers hiring expert counsel. Cities Wapakoneta St Marys Celina also affected by Friday shutdown.
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Lima
Wapakoneta
St. Marys
Celina
Emmett Curtin
Medina Gas Company
F. A. Burkhardt
State Utilities Commission
Harry L. Davis
Curtin
Medina Company
Common Pleas Court
Auglaize County
Curtain
Medina
Helton H. Scott
H. K. Garling
Six Die in Harlem Tenement Fire Involving Family
Six people perish in a Harlem tenement blaze on the third floor. Vincenzo Catalano his wife and two children die along with Fred De Lucca and an unidentified infant. De Lucca’s wife and other residents are hospitalized with burns.
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New York
Harlem
Vincenzo Catalano
Fred de Lucca
de Lucca
Penny Flyer Wreck Near Coshocton Injures Several
Reports say a Pennsylvania Line eastbound train derailed near Coshocton Ohio just before midnight. Six cars left the track and passengers were injured, with the wounded taken to Coshocton Hospital. The Chicago to New York train derailment was learned in Cincinnati at 2 30 this morning.
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Cincinnati
Rtly
Coshocton
Chicago
New York
U S Troops Move Into West Virginia Amid Miner Unrest
United States forces, 2100 strong, move from camps toward the five mining counties of West Virginia to quell insurrection amid heavy fighting in the hills. General Bandholtz leads. bombing planes, gas warfare gear, and reserves follow as martial law is considered to restore order and reopen industry.
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U. S
V. Virginia
Bandholtz
Washington
War Department
West Virginia
H. H. Bandholtz
Weeks
Philip Murray
The
United Mineworkers
Camp Sherman
Columbus
Camp Dix
N. J
Eighty-eighth
Nineteenth Infantry
Tenth Infantry
Fortieth Infantry
Camp Knox
Ft. Thomas
Governor Calls on State Officials To Cooperate With Federal Troops
Charleston West Virginia September 2 Governor E F Morgan issues a proclamation directing all state and county civil and military officials deputies assistants and subordinates to cooperate with United States troops and obey the officer commanding the troops or his designated representative to ensure unity of action during the insurrection suppression effort.
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Charleston
W. Va
E. F. Morgan
United States
Washington Cabinet seeks curb on hotel profiteering ahead of disarmament conference
In Washington the Cabinet discussed housing for foreign delegates and clerical staff. A house selling for 15000 reportedly demanded 3000 a month rent, prompting calls for action under rent control. Plans to house delegates use Navy Building wings as committee rooms while Pan American Union hosts general sessions.
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Washington
Congress
Navy Building
Pan-American Union
Navy
White House
Heavy fighting on Spruce Fork Ridge reported at Blair Mountain
An official statement from Colonel W E Eubanks reports heavy engagement on the west end of Spruce Fork Ridge with firing toward the center and quiet to the east near Blair Mountain. Air reconnaissance noted bands scattering. one state trooper was wounded but not seriously. Three prisoners from Logan County were brought in for questioning as reinforcements and reports described marching bands and captured weapons.
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Harding
West Virginia
James Lord
Mining Department
American Federation of Labor
Mingo
United States Coal Commission
Logan
W. Va
Spruce Fork Ridge
W. E. Eubanks
Blair Mountain
Eubanks
Logan County
Goff
Crooked Creek
Don Cha
John Stallings
French Hager
Clyde MacGarvish
Clancey
O. Stollings
McGarvish
Coal River
Hager
Sharples
Stollings
Boone County
Stallings
MacGarvish
Horse Creek
Wheel
Boone County Coal Corporation
Jack Arnold
State Police
Carl Dodge
Arnold
Corporal Dodge
John McCormick
L. E. Lawson
Little Coal River
Mill Creek
Officer Protester to Face Court Martial in Navy Dispute
Secretary Denby says Lieutenant George Marvell of the submarine O-9, who protested an assignment, is subject to court martial for conduct prejudicial to good order. The case was reassigned after Denby relieved a prior judge and ordered a new trial.
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Boston
Denby
George Marvell
Marvell
New London
Norfolk
Nother
Police to Confront Crane Over Diary Linked to Missing Girl
Police chief announces Crane will be brought before Charles Owens to challenge his diary claims about Owens control over youths. Detectives probe Crane's cellar finding a stocking and lime, while crowds gather amid rumors of a body.
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Jack Crane
Freda Hornberger
Charles Owens
Bankstreet
Emmet Kirgan
Owens
Crane
O’neil
Third District
John Hornberger
Broadway
O’neal
Seebohm
Schwaeble
Ellenreider
Kinney
Karman
Schardt
Frick
Nicaragua in Arms Under War Decree
Nicaragua reports a state of war has existed for nearly ten days. Government forces have overrun the republic and closed schools while salaries of officials were reduced. No concrete enemy force is verified, and the government fears trouble that has not yet materialized.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Republic
Will of Eagle Pencil executive deemed forged by referee
New York report says Samuel Kraus vice president of the Eagle Pencil Company left a million dollar estate to Adeline Thomas. Referee John Godfrey Saxe reports the will is forged and that Mrs. Thomas is Kraus’s illegitimate daughter not entitled to the estate. The filing claims substitution of sheets and altered paper as evidence of forgery. The contest alleges Kraus was of unsound mind and unduly influenced by the Thomases.
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New York
Samuel Kraus
Eagle Pencil Company
Adeline Thomas
Foley
John Godfrey Saxe
Thomas
Kraus
Nine Moro Bandits Slain on Lebac Island Patrol
Manila dispatch reports nine Moro bandits killed by a constabulary patrol on Lebac Island after a robbery and murder. The Moros fought with bolos and a revolver. no constabulary casualties were recorded.
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Manila
Lebac Island
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Southern Railway System
Swift Laboratory
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