Dr Ziegler Reinstated by School Board in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati school board reinstated Dr Carl Ziegler as supervisor of physical training with one dissenting vote by Member Gigos after prior suspension for an onfield incident. The board adopted resolutions from the Cincinnati Principals association praising his 17 years of service and urging reinstatement.
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Board of Education
Carl Ziegler
Gigos
Ziegler
Carthage Fairgrounds
Kelly
Dyer
Cincinnati School Principals’ Association
School Principals’ Association
Cincinnati Principals’ Association
Public Schools of
Cincinnati
City of
North
Woman's Club of
Westwood
Youngstown graft indictments reach dozens of men
Indictments allege widespread graft in Youngstown and Mahoning county. Five dozen officials contractors face charges for bribes and inflated bridge material claims. Bonds set at 1 000 to 2 000 dollars. many have retained attorneys as the Mahoning grand jury expands probes.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
City
Mahoning County
Grand Jury
Evidence Sutton Did Not Fire Fatal Shot
The Arlington autopsy on Lt. James N. Sutton Jr. found no broken bones and a right eye contusion. Attorneys for Mrs. Sutton say the wound indicates the fatal shot came from five feet away and that Sutton could not have fired it.
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Sutton
Washington
James N. Sutton, Jr
Annapolis
Arlington Cemetery
Navy Department
Spear
van Dyke
Vaughan
Duke awaits word from Miss Elkins on marriage
Paris reports a high source says the delay in the dukes marriage to American Katherine Elkins stems from her side not the Italian royal family. The king and royal family would approve a marriage with proper rank for Elkins and the queen mother’s objections could be dropped if she accepts. The duke could wed promptly if she says yes.
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Paris
Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Miss Elkins
Miss Elking
Wireless Warnings Used By Smugglers Says Loeb
New York report says Customs Collector Loeb exposed smugglers using wireless telegraphy to warn inbound passengers that evading duties is futile. He cites a case where a passenger declared a $30,000 diamond necklace that he planned to smuggle.
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Loeb
New. York
Rebels Threaten Northern Mexico Amid Flood Disruption
Mexico City report says the third military zone faces rumors of an outbreak planned for Sept 15 and 16 in the north. General Truvino says he is ready for any emergency as railroads remain disorganized by recent floods.
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Mexico City
Federal Army
Third Military Zone
Republic
Truvino
Duke of Abruzzi Leaves Marseilles for Italy by Auto
The duke of Abruzzi, who arrived yesterday from a Himalaya exploration, departed Marseilles today by automobile for Italy after completing his European visit.
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Marseilles
Duke of the
Himalaya Mountains
Italy
Esperanto Meet Closes With Washington Next Year
The International Esperanto congress ends in Arcelona after several days of sessions. The 1910 congress will be held in Washington in August. This year 1,300 delegates attended, representing 33 nationalities.
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Arcelona
Washington
Flying Omnibus Invention By French Engineer
Francis Laur, a French engineer and inventor, announces a flying omnibus for merchandise and passengers and asks Paris municipal council for a franchise. He says he has French patents but will not reveal details until foreign patents are secured.
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Paris
Francis Laur
Boiler Explosion at Lurline Baths Injures Scores
A boiler exploded today at the Lurline baths located at 2163 Geary street in San Francisco. About half a dozen people were injured, many severely, as women patrons were blown from their compartments into the street and the building suffered near total destruction.
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San Francisco
Lurline Baths
Geary Street
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition pays debts in final quarter
Seattle reports the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition has begun its last quarter with all floating indebtedness paid. Most bonds are retired and attendance is rising as the event moves toward settling remaining obligations including remaining advertising costs.
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Seattle
Wash
Peary Boatswain accuses Cook's fur and stores theft
Alan Whitten, Peary’s boatswain on the Erik in 1905 1908 and on 1907 expeditions, testifies that Cook's provisions and ivory were removed from Etah and Anna Took, with Peary's crew allegedly taking supplies. He says Peary's lack of supplies forced previous shorter stays and criticizes naval preparation.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Alan Whitten
Peary
Erik
Sydney
John R. Bradley
Dr. Cook
Hudson Bay
Whitten
Bradley
Cook
Copenhagen
Etah
Annatook
Adolph Franche
Bosatswain
Francke
Single Eskimo With Naval Officer When Pole Is Reached
Battle Harbor Labrador September details Peary voyage to the North Pole show Peary and one Eskimo named Eging Wah first to reach the pole. White crew members dropped out as Peary edged forward with Captain Robert Bartlett, George Borup, and others continuing the march.
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Pole
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Peary
North Pole
Roosevelt
Commander Peary
Eging Wah
Cape Columbia
Matthew Henson
Robert A. Bartlett
George Borup
Mrs Henry C Corbin to Live in Washington
Mrs Henry C Corbin widow of General Corbin dies in New York after an operation. She will continue to live in Washington where she is a leading social figure and wealthy in her own right. She married Corbin in 1901, formerly Agnes Patten of Washington. She reportedly donated 10000 dollars to Taft campaign funds hoping her husband would chair inauguration ceremonies. Chairman Hitchcock chose Edward J Stellwagon instead.
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Washington
Henry C. Corbin
General Corbin
New York
Hitchcock
Edward J. Stellwagon
Bankers Push Uniform Bill of Lading at Chicago Conference
Chicago bankers, carriers, and shippers press for a uniform bill of lading to underpin credit. The conference endorses proposed laws and the executive council approves resolutions for the convention. James J. Hill slated to discuss National Wealth and the Farm. Cannon talks follow.
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Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Lewis
Pierson
Mercantile Associations
Padizeenten
Henry Dunkirak
New York Mercantile Exchange
Executive Council
Association
National Association of Supervisors of
Kansas
Oklahoma
A. M. Young
The
Bankers of Chicago
Joseph G. Cannnon
House of Representatives
Cannon
Paulhan Flies Across Country to Chateau Taintignies
Tournai France September 13 M Paulhan piloted an aeroplane to visit Chateau Taintignies then returned to the aerodrome after about an hour and a half. Spectators greeted his landing with great enthusiasm.
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Tournai
France
M. Paulhan
Chateau Taintignies
Tribute to Harriman's Life
Rev. Dr. W A Bartlett eulogizes E H Harriman in a Chicago sermon at First Congregational Church. The railroad magnate is praised as a builder who increased national vitality and wealth without harming others, despite a tragic, almost superhuman life in control of vast traffic networks and power.
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George Tully
Vaughan
H. D. Taylor
Sutton
Raymond Spear
U.S. N
Navy Department
Alonzo Olds
St.Augustine Catholic Church
Chicago
First Congregational Church
W. A. Bartlett
E. H. Harriman
Unusual Suit Arises Over Child Support Debts
Mrs. Mary E. Jones sues former husband Frank J. Gardner for 1248 dollars claiming divorce decree charged him with child support. Gardner was insolvent, she cared for the child for six years, and she seeks repayment. She has remarried since their 1903 divorce.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Mary E. Jones
Frank J. Gardner
Gardner
Census Director Enforces Taft Political Activity Ban
Washington reports President Taft ordered census supervisors and enumerators to abstain from any political activity during their term. Durand sent letters demanding resignations from political roles and stating commissions will be issued only after verification of non conflict with state constitutions. Enumerators to be appointed after January.
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Washington
Durand
Taft
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Census Bureau
Public Schools in New York Open With 60 000 Delays
New York on September 13 reports that the five boroughs public schools opened with about 60 000 children unable to gain admission. Superintendent W Maxwell notes 675 000 applicants total and warns congestion will worsen in 1916.
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New York
Five Boroughs
W. Maxwell
Waceentan
Maxwell
Death of John W. Castles at Grand Union Hotel
John W. Castles president of Union Trust Company of New York died by self inflicted throat injuries in the Grand Union Hotel. Found by his brother late this evening, he had been out of health from overwork and had recently been in a sanitarium. The death is attributed to a nervous breakdown, with no financial linkage asserted.
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New York
John W. Castles
Union Trust Company
South
Grand Union Hotel
Burton
Castles
Grand Union
Forty-second Street
Park Avenue
Edward King
King
Kerhonkson
N. Y
Ulster County
Alexander S. Cochran
Cochran
John V. B. Thayer
Trust Company
Adirondacks
Texas
Louisiana
Guaranty Trust Company
Morristown
N. J
Hot Springs
Ark
Eli B. Springs
Charlotte
N. C
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Roosevelt
James Speyer
Walton Goelet
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Augustus W. Kelley
Acritelli
Mr. Castles
John W. Castles, Jr
Frances
Hibernian Trust Company of
New Orleans
Broadway
Financial District
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Linwood
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Bartlett
Borup
Ross G. Marvin
Ronald B. McMillan
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Harriman
A. S. Mohler
Leonor F. Loree
Oregon Railroad &Navigation Company
Miles
Guaranty
National Finance
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