Harding Answers All Questions In Ohio Campaign Tour
Harding responded to six boxed questions in Mantua Ohio covering Cox influence Creamer law violations farm prices and Harmon strike handling. He defended his convention support argued against Democratic yarns and backed arbitration for public service disputes. A Deerfield stop drew Welsh miners and farmers where a crowd sang along as Harding spoke.
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Commercial Tribune
Venna
Mantua
Ing
Harding
Ravenna Democrat
Representa
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Cox
Creamer
Harmon
Columbus
Fostoria
Treasury
Deerfield
America
Weston
N Aw
Inspector Casey Suspended Amid Police Probe
Inspector James Casey is suspended from the force on charges of unbecoming conduct after a complaint by Judge August H. Bode. Director Scott Small will continue the investigation into graft amid rumors of further inquiries. Patrolman Auten also faces suspension over alleged misconduct with saloon keepers. outcomes pending transcript review.
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Director of Public Safety
Scott Small
Mornths
August H. Bode
Casey
Small
Millikin
George Auten
Sixth
East End
Auten
Schaller
James Mulligan
Longworth Street
Central Avenue
Play Doctor Tragedy Kills Two Cobb Children
Eight year old Cecelia Cobb unknowingly gave carbolic acid to her sister Lucile six and baby Buford four in a game of playing doctor. The bottle bore a dangerous label and the two siblings died before medical aid could arrive. Coroner rules accidental passing as the family mourns in Covington.
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Lucy
Cecelia
Cissy
Lucile
Bufor
E. W. Cobb
East Thirteenth Street
Cobb
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Lucille
Cecilia
Mother
Cobbs
Covington
Portsmouth
Cecil
Roosevelt to Help Many in Campaigns Across New York
Theodore Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay after a New York tour with the Republican old guard defeated in Saratoga. He plans to campaign in every county, start a Southern swing next week, and then travel to Tennessee Georgia Illinois Indiana Massachusetts New Hampshire Iowa and Ithaca for a broad series of speeches before the November election.
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Colonel
New York
Stimson
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Saratoga
Republican Old Guard
New York State
Troy
Africa
Rooosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Poughkeepsie
Dutchess County Fair Grounds
Republican State Committee
Coloes
Massachusetts
Lodge
New Hampshire
Robert Bass
Iowa
Ithaca
Roosevelt
New Yom
Brookins Sets Long-Distance Flight Record In Wright Biplane
Aviator Walter Brookins completed a 187 mile endurance flight from Chicago to Springfield Illinois in seven hours twelve minutes using a Wright biplane. He stopped twice for fuel and water after his pump failed and engine overheated. He won ten thousand dollars offered by The Chicago Record Herald and attracted a large, eager crowd at the Springfield fairgrounds.
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Walter Brookins
Wright Flyer
Chicago
Springfield
Ill
Gilman
Mount Pulaski
Brookins
Chicago Record-Herald
Illinois Central Aeroplane
W. F. Burt
Clinton
Fair Grounds
Illinois Central
Campaign schedule and travel plans released for Ohio election
Democratic Chairman Hugh Nichol announced Governor Harmon will deliver his final campaign speech in Toledo on November 7 election eve. Harmon will then take a C D train home to vote early in Cincinnati. Republican leaders announced Senator Theodore Burton will speak at New Philadelphia on October 28 with future events in Mount Vernon Richland lie and Bidwell to follow October 12 13 14 with Ralph D Cole and Rev M L Cole.
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Roosevelt
Knoxville
Tenn
Atlanta
Hot Springs
Ark
Peoria
Ill
Knights of Columbus
Indiana
Beveridge
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Hugh Nichol
Democratic State Executive Committee
Harmon
Toledo
Cincinnati
Pheodore Burton
New Philadel
Mount Ver
Warren G. Hard
Gran W. Mooney
Secreta Oy
Richland
Lie
Bidwell
Ralph D, Cole
China Faces Upheaval Warned Like Boxer Uprising
Washington reports and official dispatches say China may soon suffer another upheaval on par with the Boxer rising. Foreigner safety is in jeopardy as mutterings spread in several provinces amid rice famine and dynastic strife. The state department orders vigilance while the army and navy prepare as a precaution.
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China
State Department
Peking
Tobacco talks in Winchester interview forecast prices
Winchester News plans to publish an interview with L Teewater of the American Tobacco Co and Wallace Rees and R P Scobee of Clark County. Teewater says the 1910 crop may bring lower prices than last year, averaging about eight cents with ten to twelve cents for a fancy crop and likely no bidding on the pooled 1909 crop.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Winchester
Winchester News
L. Teewater
American Tobacco Company
Wallace Rees
R. P. Scobee
Clark County
Rees Scobee
F. R. Teewater
Wallace
Rees
Teewater
Toewater
Mr. Rees
Sherman Comments on Saratoga Convention Platform
Vice President James S Sherman praised the Saratoga convention as clear and forceful especially its platform though he noted confusion over direct nominations. He favored the minority plank and stated the ticket is excellent while accepting the result and promising support.
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Utica
N. Y
James 8. Sherman
Saratoga
Largest Olive Plant in World Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept the plant of the American Olive company in Los Angeles early today, destroying what authorities say was the largest olive plant in the world. Loss is estimated at 450000 dollars and the cause was not yet known.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Olive Company
Night rider raids feared in Kentucky farms
Lexington Ky Sept 29 Farmers in Maysville and Mason county fear night rider raids after many telephone wires were cut early today. It is believed an earlier raid planned for last night was thwarted and could come again. Mason county includes many farmers who refused to join a tobacco pool.
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Lexington
Maysville
Mason County
Four Harriman men indicted in night rider raid
R P Chase Horace Carr Ernest Wallinger and Randolph Shefler all of Harriman Tennessee were indicted in Boyle circuit court for belonging to the night rider gang that burned four miles of the Independent telephone system owned by A H Bastin company of Lancaster on April 29 a $500 reward was offered for each man and detectives are pursuing leads. Harriman is about 200 miles from Danville and the men are strangers there. Another sensational development in connection with the raid is anticipated.
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Commercial Tribune
Danville
R. P. Chase
Horace Carr
Ernest Wallinger
Randolph Shefler
Harriman, Tenn
Boyle Circuit
Night Rider
A. H. Bastin Company
Lancaster
Harriman
Tenn
Times-Democrat Plant Destroyed by Fire in New Orleans
Fire in the Times-Democrat Publishing Company warehouse on the fifth floor razed almost the entire plant. Several workers escaped by narrow margins as firemen confined the blaze to the plant and a rear warehouse. Loss estimated over 125000 with some insurance. The paper is among the South's oldest and best known.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat Publishing Company
Times-Democrat
Times- Democrat
South
Taft Urges Reformers Not To Make Prisons Comfortable
President Taft addressed the International Prison congress urging reformers not to make prisons too nice or pair petty offenders with hardened criminals. He noted government prisons show some improved practices and said Attorney General Wickersham will attend the conference. Amos W. Butler opened the American Prison Association session with the address on Convicts and Conservation.
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Taft
Washington
International Prison Congress
White House
Congress
Wickersham
The
American Prison Association
Amos W. Butler
Indianapolis
Ind
F. A. Whittier
Minnesota
American Association
International Prison
Democrats of New York Faction Fight Over Governor Nominee
Delegates at the New York Democratic convention discuss a candidate to face Henry L. Stimpson as Tammany’s Charles Murphy dominates the process. Alton B. Parker attacks Roosevelt, calls him a usurper while urging unity against upstate factions and Hearst’s shifting influence.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
Alton B Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Saratoga
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Daniel Cephalen
Norman JF. Mack
National Democratic Committee
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Kings County
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn
Erie
William Fitzpatrick
Buffalo
Upstate
Henry 2L
Stimson
William Randolph Hearst
Maydér Gaynor
Mr. Hearst
William Sulzer
James Sr. Havens
Edward M. Shepard
New York City
Thomas W. Osborne
Auburn
Osborne
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Tilden
Cleveland
Hill
Roosevelt
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