Outrage as Cincinnati Mayor Removes Supervisors in Dragnet Move
The Cincinnati scene erupts as Mayor Tafel orders the removal of the Board of Supervisors using armed police. Citizens call the act brutal and unlawful while critics warn it threatens the city government and echoes past era of disorder. A gag-rule injunction is sworn and the confrontation moves to a fifth page.
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Board of Public Works
Tafel
Cincinnati
France
Commercial Tribune
Fourth Ward
Bernard
Board of Supervisors
Oklahoma
Third Street
United States Offers Help to End Cuban War
Madrid reports high authority says Woodford conveyed to Spain’s Foreign Minister the U S aim to settle Cuba quickly with U S good offices. If Spain delays, U S may intervene. Austria largely aligned with Spain could protest but unlikely to act beyond diplomacy.
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Madrid
United States
Spain
Stewart
L. Woodford
Duke of Tetuan
Woodford
Cuba
Austria
Lieutenant Hill Leaps From Train in Accident Update
Special dispatch from Williamsport Pennsylvania reports Lieutenant R G Hill United States Army leaped from a moving train two days earlier. He remains in Williamsport Hospital with improving condition and is expected to be discharged soon. He cannot recall details of the leap. His wife and her brother J D Potter arrived from Columbus Ohio and corroborate a dog bite claim from Washington.
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Comiherd Tribune
Williamsport
R. G. Hill
United States Army
Williamsport Hospital
Hill
J. D. Potter
Columbus
D. MY
Yellow Jack Fever Spreads in the South
New Orleans reports twelve new cases and two deaths in 24 hours as fear of airborne microbes lingers. Officials note cases are scattered and many may stem from microbes carried by baggage from Biloxi and Ocean Springs.
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New Orleans
Board of Health Office
Biloxi
Ocean Springs
Cubbage
Michael Levy
J. W. Swetman
Xenia Mayor Bans Periscope Fight Exhibit at Opera House
C L McClellan, manager of Xenia Opera House, planned to show the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight via periscope. The Mayor and church leaders opposed the screening, petitions were filed to deny the license, another building was rented, yet the Mayor refused the permit citing immorality. McClellan insists preparations continue and promises an exhibition.
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Commercial Tribune
Xenia
C. L. McClellan
Xenia Opera House
McClellan
Silence at Washington Confirms Purport of Madrid Dispatch
Washington officials refuse to discuss a Madrid dispatch claiming most of Europe backs U S intervention in Cuba to end the war except Austria. The Madrid cable is viewed with skepticism as U S Ministers abroad gauge reactions while Dupuy de Lome stays in Lenox and Spain delays in Washington.
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Washington
State Department
Madrid
Europe
Austria
United States
Woodford
London
Paris
Spain
Cuba
Meer | Stacy
Dupuy de Lome
Lenox
Senor du Bosc
Legation
Golf Links
Mimister Woodford
Shocks Felt In East St. Louis Earthquake Rattles Homes
At 4 32 this morning residents in the eastern part of East St. Louis felt a brief earthquake. Giles Hall, a well known contractor, saw a lamp knocked from a mantel and carpet catch fire. His new rock foundation home suffered doors that will not close due to strain.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
East St. Louis
Giles Hall
Division Avenue
Feud Ends in Fatal Shot Near Chester County
In Jackson Tennessee on September 22 a long running feud between James Reeves and Lawrence Austin brothers in law erupted on a public road. Reeves shot Austin in the head with a double barrow shotgun killing him and fled the scene. Both men were well known planters in the county.
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Jackson
Tenn
James Reeves
Lawrence
Austin
Chester County
Reeves
Fire erupts at Warnock Cemetery in Princeton scene
A grass fire at Warnock Cemetery in Princeton this afternoon swept through the grounds before the fire department arrived. Dead grass and flames damaged shrubbery, trees, and grave decorations, with monuments and gravestones blackened by smoke.
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Commercial Tribune
Princeton
Ind
Warnock
State Board to Meet Over Dexter Resignation
The Ohio State Board of Commerce will convene next Tuesday after Julius Dexter of Cincinnati resigns as board president to pursue the Democratic nomination for governor on the sound-money ticket. Dexter cites his candidacy as the reason for stepping down.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Board of Commerce
Julius Dexter
Cincinnati
Dexter
Wreck Injures Fourteen Tramps in Indiana Freight Crash
A Grand Trunk freight wreck near Edwardsburg Indiana last night split into two sections and eight cars piled up. Fourteen tramps were seriously injured with traffic delayed.
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Commercial Tribune
Lagrange
Ind
Grand Trunk Railway
Edwardsburg
Union Scores Chapman in Labor Denunciation for Governor Race
In Cleveland Horace L. Chapman, Democratic governor candidate, is attacked by the Central Labor Union. Max Hayes accuses him of cutting miners wages and opposing wage increases, citing a Columbus Bicycle Works dispute and a controversial coal miners comment. The union urges workingmen to repudiate capitalist oppression at the polls.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Central Labor Union
Horace L. Chapman
Max Hayes
Hayes
Chapman
H. L. Chapman
Columbus Bicycle Works
Benton F. Chapman
Columbus
Coal Miners’ Union
Shortest Lexington murder trial ends in acquittal
In Lexington Kentucky on September 22 George Daniels was acquitted of killing Rand Johnson last spring. The trial lasted only one hour and both parties involved were Black.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
George Daniels
Rand Johnson
Confession Is a Trick Brother Exposes Hinshaw Case
Noah Baney’s brother-in-law Short alleges the confession was staged to free the preacher Hinshaw. Short describes an alleged deal with Baney and Hinshaw’s lawyers, detailing plans, payments, and the escape attempt. Baney reportedly escaped but was recaptured. Short says Baney kept no funds while he received $95.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Preacher Hinshaw
Noah Baney
Hinshaw
Guy van Tassel
Kid"Whitney
Baney
Short
Window Glass Makers Plan National Association
Pittsburg reports representatives from window glass manufacturers met to form the American Window Glass Association. The new group aims to unite most firms, control a $20 million capital and about $10 million in annual output, and establish a single selling agency in Pittsburgh amid wage questions and market volatility.
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Pittsburg
American Window Glass Association
United States
How Mlean Campaign Plans Surface In State House Talk
The report details Allen O Myers and James Ross meeting outside Columbus State House to discuss Democratic campaign strategy. They describe using notes and conditional debts to force support, with talk of a summer residence for Myers if McLean wins and plans to pressure other candidates and officeholders.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Allen O. Myers
James Ross
High Street
State House Yard
Allen
Ross
Myers
John Ri. McLean
McLean
Dimmy
New York
McConville
John
Dan
Jimmy
Ohio
Senate
Jim
Jimmy Ross
Nev. Williams
Franklin County
Recorder
Nev
Williams
Sam Fullen
Pickaway County
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