Bank Teller Kruse Arrested for Covington Embezzlement
Covington German National Bank teller William H. Kruse faces arrest on embezzlement charges totaling $8,850 with investigators later raising the shortage to $14,050. Bank officials say the finder and bond cover a four year period, and Kruse was released on a $10,000 bond after preliminary hearings.
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German National Bank of
Covington
Krusé
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Baltimore
Kruse
German National Bank
National Bank
Percy H. Johnston
E. L. Augustus
Teddy's Place in the Big Race a Bad Third
Republican campaign manager Charles D Hilles declares the presidential contest a straight battle Taft vs Wilson and predicts Taft victory Roosevelt is weak Maine cited as example of a united front needed to avoid risk in prosperity Roosevelt’s campaign is being pressed by Bede and Harlan as the national drive begins in Columbus Detroit dispatch notes the elimination campaign strategy```
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Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Maine
Educated thief sues Roosevelt era as campaign battle heats
Chicago reports Jacob Foy Guthrie known as the educated burglar is tied to a robbery case and his courtroom outburst shocks spectators. The piece cites a Hilles prophecy predicting Roosevelt’s campaign weakness and notes Guthrie’s alleged role amid tensions within the Republican split and the Maine election context.
Untermyer Quizzes Taft On Money Trust Probe
Attorney general Henry W. Taft faces questions from Henry M. Untermyer on the money trust probe. The exchange unfolds amid ongoing evidence as the inquiry progresses on page 2 column 4.
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Untermyer
Taft
Money Trust
Vigorous Campaign Plans For Ohio G O P Are Ready
Ohio Republicans launch a robust stumping schedule as Tom L Lewis of the mining state campaign bureau travels the Buckeye region. Secretary William H Miller and Chairman Perry Wood push the effort amid a hoax involving dead men and a posted report that was later debunked.
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Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
William H. Miller
Perry Wood
Speakers’ Bureau
Taft to Move Fourth-Class Postmasters From Politics
President Taft plans to issue an executive order placing all fourth-class postmasters in the classified civil service, removing 36 088 postmasters from political appointment. The broad action aims to curb influence and align with the government’s civil service reforms.
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Hitchcock
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Allen and Edwards arraigned for trial in Roanoke jail
Allen and Wesley Edwards, known as mountain gunmen, were arraigned in Hillsville Va in a case linked to a 1912 shooting. Edwards faces Oct 28 murder charges in the Foster case, with Allen to be tried for Massie’s death after Edwards. The defendants await trials in Roanoke jail.
Taft pushes plan for a national health bureau
President Taft addressed the fifteenth international congress on hygiene and demography urging creation of a national health bureau funded for research and enforcement of hygiene and preventive medicine. He linked tropical sanitation lessons from the Spanish war to broader federal health duties and education.
Tongue Bitten During Anniversary Kiss Fata Mor\?
Leslie Milhall of McKees Rock escaped his wife’s kiss on their wedding anniversary and stuck out his tongue. She bit it during their embrace, injuring him and causing blood loss before hospital transport.
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McKees
Leading Merchants Endorse Taft in Washington Rally
Washington reports from September 23 indicate business leaders nationwide back President Taft as re election efforts grow. Fred Geier of Cincinnati met the president at luncheon and voiced strong support. White House notes Geier aids the campaign and plans further assistance. Many letters and telegrams urge optimism, with Roosevelt or Wilson seen as risky for business prosperity.
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