Governor Herrick Answers Charges By Pattison
Governor Myron T. Herrick campaigned in Jefferson County Steubenville and Smithfield during a nonpartisan speech at the Jefferson County Fair. He praised local progress in agriculture and industry and greeted a crowd of about 5 000 at the fairgrounds after arriving with local editors and officials.
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Presbyterian Church
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Smithfield Township
Hamilton County Republican Convention Declares Platform
The Hamilton County Republican convention of 989 delegates and about 25 000 electors reaffirms national and state platforms and endorses Roosevelt Herrick Fleischmann and local officials. It calls for home rule and liberty with good government, merit in offices, exposure of corruption, and prosecution for public trust breaches. It supports school funding, responsible public debt, grade crossing abolition, good roads, humane House of Refuge relocation, efficient public works, salary reforms, tax reductions, and firm party accountability.
Harry L. Gordoen Chooses Delegates for Mayor Election
A tumultuous reception greets the mention of Vice Mayor in the run for the highest office as Harry L. Gordoen outlines his delegates. The crowd applauds and the city waits for decisive leadership in upcoming races.
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Harry L. Gordoen
Cincinnati Republicans Name City County Tickets at Turner Hall
In Cincinnati the Republican convention named a full city and county ticket by acclamation. Harry L. Gordon leads the mayoral slate with long public service. Rudolph K. Hynicka is renominated as County Treasurer. Delegates praised home rule merit in office and faithful public service. The largest convention in Cincinnati history approved the platform and the slate with strong demonstrations.
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Suit-Case Mystery: Harbor Dragged Carcass Tied to Dismembe
Boston dispatch reports a bloodstained bundle found near Winthrop linked to a suitcase case mystery. Police trace the wrapping to a Winthrop resident, while a second suitcase remains sought in Winthrop Harbor. Detectives pursue a man who repaired the suspect dress case used in the alleged dissection.
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Marlboro
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Metropolitan Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Cincinnati Women Address Meeting of Missionaries
One hundred fifty women delegates from Southwestern Ohio attended the twenty first session of the Cincinnati Home Missionary Society in Middletown Ohio. President Mrs J W Gaddis opened the meeting with Secretary Mrs I K Yount recording. Rev Dr Vaughn of the India Jubilee Commission spoke about funds to ease church congestion in India as the commission marks fifty years of mission work.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Home Missionary Society
J. W. Gaddis
West Carrollton
I. K. Yount
Troy
Vaughn
Dayton
India Jubilee Commission
India
Forger Tricks Bank With Bogus Check For $360000
A prominent New York financial institution was victimized by a clever forger who presented a fake check from a well known Stock Exchange firm and received securities valued at about 360000. Pearl & Co stock brokers at 27 William street arranged a one day loan for 300000. The forged check passed through the Clearing House before the loss was halted. Authorities believe the forger knew Pearl & Co. affairs.
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Franco German accord ends Moroccan conference stalemate
Paris reports Premier Rouvier and German Ambassador Prince von Radolin signing a Franco German accord that settles the Moroccan conference. The pact calms months of tension and preserves France’s special interests while limiting broader questions to defined terms.
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Morocco
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