Jewelers condemn two senators at Ohio convention
Delegates from Ohio at the Tristate Jewelers Association in Cincinnati adopted resolutions criticizing Senators Foraker and Dick for their actions on national jewelry issues. The meeting also endorsed the Sackett plan for organizing local jewelers into city clubs and districts, while J. H. Reed spoke on the jeweler’s changing role and public perception.
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Ohio
Tristate Association
Tristate Jewelers’ Association
Grand Hotel
Foraker
Senate
Senator Foraker
J. R. Stebbins
Ohio Association
A. L. Sackett
Canton (O.) Watch Factory
Stebbins
Cincinnati
J. B. Foraker
Portsmouth
Ohio Retail Jewelers’ Association
B. F. Phillips
Akron
Senator Dick
John Bertling
Fred A. Clough
H. ‘A. Boving
Missouri
Minnesota
Wisconsin
J. H. Reed
Indianapolis
H. A. Boving
Lancaster
Business Associate of Phillips May Be Involved
A Cleveland case links a top business figure to the Phillips murder inquiry. Judge Neff and Police Chief Stamberger drop him as a suspect, while authorities plan to question a witness who knew callers at the Phillips home the night before the slaying. The search for Charley the Chauffeur continues in Canton as officers seek corroboration and to determine if the associate can aid Mrs. Phillips' defense.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
United States
John. J. Phillips
W. B. Neff
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Little Edna Phillips
Obstinacy of interior tribes men blocks peace talks
Casablanca reports the Moorish interior tribes refuse to join the peace movement, delaying negotiations after a September 3 battle. General Drude remains feverish as French advance is postponed and Clemenceau seeks a decisive offensive locally. Berlin plans a 62,500 grant toCasablanca bombardment victims with repayment upon claims.
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Casablanca
Drude
Clemenceaux
Morocco
Berlin
von Buelow
Reichstag
Onioan Attacks Georgia Company in Receiver Suit
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Atlanta Sept 11 Two petitions seek to place North Georgia Electric Company in receivership alleging insolvency. Judge Shelby denied the receiver bid finding it a note dispute. A separate involuntary bankruptcy petition seeks $1,000,000 plus debts and claims halt to developing water power. hearings set for Referee Walker in Monroe Georgia.
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Commercial Tribune
Atlanta, Ga
Peti
Courier-Journal Suffers Second Fire at Louisville Plant
Fire broke out again late today at The Courier-Journal and Times building in Louisville, endangering the intact sections after ten days since the first blaze. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars. The Times abandoned its last edition while the editorial rooms became unusable. The pressroom and composing room flooded but to be used for tomorrow's issue. Cause of the second fire unknown, origin same top floor as prior blaze.
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Courier-Journal
The
Standart Beached Near Horseva Point With Imperial Family Aboard
The Russian imperial yacht Standart with Emperor Nicholas and Empress Alexandra and their family aboard ran aground off Horseva Point near Hango Finland. The vessel is stuck on submerged rocks at high tide this afternoon, but the Emperor and family remain aboard. A Revel steam lifeboat has arrived, and seven torpedo boats escorting the yacht stand by to aid if needed.
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Hango
Finland
Standart
Nicholas
Alexandra
Horseva Point
Revel
Gulf of Finland
Finnish
Domestic Trouble Ends in Tragedy in Columbus Ohio
Sherman Long a carpenter was shot and killed at his home by Frank Miller his brother in law who fled in a buggy Miller sought Long’s wife and fired as Long answered a telephone first shot struck Long and a second bullet missed his nephew Jacob Long who rushed in was not hit
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Sherman Long
Frank Miller
Miller
Long
Jacob Long
Grand Jury fails to indict woman in Kentucky shooting
A Montgomery County Grand Jury declined to indict 20 year old Mrs Lucy Brumet for the killing of 60 year old Algin Thomas two weeks ago near Mt Sterling Kentucky. Thomas attacked her with a pistol and she fired four times with a bullet passing through his brain. Brumet has been ill since the shooting.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Here
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Lucy Brumet
Algin Thomas
Thomas
Ohioan Weds Girl He Had Long Regarded as Sister
New York reports Harry Morris Gordon a chauffeur who learned at last that Beatrice Gordon, raised as his sister, was not related to him. After years wandering from Ohio to Alaska and California they reunited, learned the truth from an uncle, and married in September last year.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Harry Morris Gordon
Garretville
Beatrice
Gordons
Western Reserve
New England
Portage County
Dali Morris
Chicago
Gordon
New Bedford
San Francisco
Dan
West Duluth
Minn
Rensselaer
Ind
Pennsylvania
Ithaca
N. Y
2000 Volts Fail to Kill Piqua Man Louis Reed
In Piqua Ohio Louis Reed survived a live wire shock of 2300 volts today and walked home after a fellow worker freed him from the line. This marked his third near fatal incident within a year as previous falls and a 1000 volt exposure last May left him largely unharmed.
Fairbanks Returns Home From Pacific Coast Trip
Vice President Charlies W Fairbanks arrived in Indianapolis tonight ending a two week journey that covered ten thousand miles on the Pacific coast trip.
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Indianapolis
Commercial Tribune
Charlies W Fairbanks
Pacific Coast
Balloonist Drops 2000 Feet After Parachute Fails
R. E. Bush of Cincinnati fell 2000 feet from a balloon in Lexington Kentucky as he could not release his parachute. He escaped unharmed.
Highwayman Robs Manley Bank in Broad Daylight
A lone bandit entered the Manley bank near Plattsmouth Nebraska around noon and demanded $3,000 from cashier Disch. After taking currency from the counter the robber fled on a horse and was later reported surrounded in a nearby cornfield near Murdock.
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Commercial Tribune
Plattsmouth
Neb
Manley
Murdock
Disch
Schooner H. D. Moore Ashore Off South Manitou Island
Special Dispatch reports the schooner H. D. Moore with lumber from Harbor Springs to Port Washington ran aground near the northeast point of South Manitou Island. The crew of 15 was rescued by lifesavers and unharmed.
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South
Manitou Island
Tripune
Mackinaw
Mich
H. D. Moore
Harbor Springs
Port Washington
South Manitou Island
Lusitania Looms Toward Transatlantic Record Four Day Run
Wireless reports from Cape Race indicate the Lusitania, racing with the Lucania toward New York, could complete the voyage in about four days and eighteen hours. Experts note its 68 000 horsepower turbines and 790 foot length as key factors, aiming to dethrone the Deutschland from maritime records.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Cunard
Lucania
Cape Race
Sandy Hook
N. F
Lusitania
Cunard Line
Cape’ Race
Atlantic
Cape
Queenstown
Cherbourg
Ambrose Channel
Mauretania
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Ohio Jewelers’ Association
Tri-State Jewelers’ Association
New Philadelphia
Ashtabula
F. A. Clough
Mr. Vernon
A. L. Thoma
Piqua
Kentucky Optical Association
Dent
Covington
E. Brichlin
Shelby S. van Hoy
Shelbyville
G. J. Daum
Port Clinton
J. E. Joss
Hugh Murray
Danville
J. W. Keller
Georgetown
Fred Pieper
Balks
Paris
Onioan
Georgia Company
Xenia
Electric Company
Tions
North
Georgia
John A. Nesbit
Xenia, C
Shelby
Walker
Monroe, Ga
Times
Louisville
Courier-Journal and Times and Threat
Gzar
AOGK
Carpenter
ORAND
Waif
Buckeye
Piqua Lineman
Special Dispatch
Piqua, O
Louis Reed
Reed
Fairbanks
Cincinnatian
R. E. Bush
Bandit
Eapert Lusitania
Nourg
Marconi Wireless
Sable Island
New
York
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