Foraker Opposition Not Worth Mentioning in Ohio Taft Victory
The American Press Telegram reports Ohio Republicans backed William H. Taft in the May primaries across most counties. Taft won four at large delegates plus 22 district delegates to the national convention in Chicago, with Hardin County voting no opposition. In Cuyahoga, the Taft committee was deemed the sole valid body, nullifying a ticket from the Foraker faction. Knox County showed independent but Foraker-aligned opposition. Taft prevailed about four to one. Only 35 counties directly voted for delegates. in 52 counties delegates were certified as elected without a vote.
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American Press Telegram
Columbus
Ohio
William H. Taft
Chicago
Hardin county
supreme court
Foraker
Cuyshogs county
Taft county
Taft
Hardin
Cuyahoga county
itsmi
Worss
Tafteam halen
Olin
Jesse Tuslor
Taylor
Janestown
Greene County
A. Holituganovich
Cadiz
congress
Republicana
Mrs Mary Lingafelter Acquitted By Ohio Supreme Court
Newark Feb 12 The Ohio Supreme Court handed down a decision on the case of Mrs Mary Lingafelter wife of Robert Lingafelter linked to the Newark Savings Bank fraud. The court overturned lower rulings and held there was a precedent on aiding and abetting crimes under Ohio law. The case drew defense claims that no common law crime exists in Ohio and established a notable legal principle for future prosecutions.
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Timertenan Press Telestorms
Newark
supreme report of
Ohio
Newark Savings lak
Maryot
Lingafeltcer
Robert Lingafeltere
fo pveries
Robert
Rotert
circuit court
subeenme court
clarge
supreme court
judicial annals of Ohio
Thaw Celebrates 37th Birthday at Matteawan Asylum
At Matteawan State Hospital H K Thaw marks his thirty seventh birthday with a visit from Mrs. Evelyn Thaw. She buys a beautiful azalea on the trip from the station to the asylum, and Thaw shows delight at the gift.
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American Press Telegram
Matteawan
N.Y
state hospital
H. K. Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Thaw
Change in Roscoe Undertaking Firm
Price has purchased the interest of Sedeker in the undertaking firm of Neldon Snedeker at Rosco r. Price is understood to head a new company negotiating with Mr Neldon for his interest. The deal is expected to close in a short line.
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N. OH. Price
Lo . Sedeker
Neldon # Snedeker
Roscor
Price
tt Lx
Neldon
Big Firm Goes to the Wall in Springfield Trust
Cincinnati report notes Howard O D Maize and Samuel F McGrew named receivers of the P H Mast Co agricultural implement makers of Springfield. Assets listed at one million dollars with four hundred thousand in liabilities. Financial stringency cited as cause. Myra and Mrs Stevens, guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Thiel, depart Columbus for new home today.
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American Press Telegram
Cincinnati
Howard
Maize
Samuel F. McGrew
P. H. Mast @ Co. agricultural implement manufacturers
Springfield
Stevens
Joseph Thiel
Columbus
Child Born With Rare Condition Faces Surgery at St Josephs
A seven month old boy from South Lorain, son of Fred Myers, will undergo surgery at St Josephs Hospital to remove an extra limb. This case marks the second known instance in the world and the first in the United States.
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Loraln
Wotonmeee
St Joseph's hospital
Fred Myers
South Lorain
United States
Services at Willow Brook Church
Father Dunn of Dresden, aided by Farber Von Lintele of Millersburg, hold mission services this week at Willow Brook church. The week’s topics include Contessa: jon this evening, Marriage Divorces and Race Sundtes Friday evening, and Why Fauna Carholte.
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Father Dunn
Dresden
Farber Von Lintele
Millersburg
Willow Broch church
Contessa
jon
Race Sundtes
Fauna Carholte
Market Was Large Today In Town
The market was large today with prices for various goods noted as twenty cents per pound for certain items. Warm weather drew crowds into the city early and many departed before sunset. Also listed is a sick list noting typhoid fever and lagrippe cases among local residents including McCann Donthwe and Mrs Allen McDonald, with several others mentioned.
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city
fen selech
McCann
East Wat
Francia Donthwe
Allen McDonald
Locust street
Ben Dickerson Gets Twenty Years in the Pen
In Millerburg Court Judge Wickham sentenced Ben Dickerson to twenty years in the penitentiary at hard labor with no time credit. He convicted the defendant of killing Kate Hughes, a diabolical act, and praised the jury verdict of manslaughter as insufficient. The defense indicated no motion for a new trial or appeal, and Dickerson will serve the sentence with no immediate chance for further action.
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Millersburg
Wickham
Ben Dickerson
Dickerson
Kate Hughes
Milleraburg
Voorhees
Adams
Glenn
circuit court
Milléreburg
ones
Coshecton county
Criticism of Roosevelt Sparks House Debate in 1919
The American Press Telegram reports on a February debate in the House over a criticism of President Roosevelt by Tawney, chair of the Appropriations Committee, who accused the president of appointing the Inland Waterways Commission without lawful authority. The discussion arose during consideration of the urgent deficiency bill and a proposed pay mark for John H. Bankhead for his work on the commission. Crumpacker and Underwood defended the president while Lowden opposed Root, and the issue touched on Russian negotiations affecting Jewish Russian visitors.
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Wasninnai
house of representatives
Tawney
committee on appropriations
Inland water- Ways commission
John H. Bank
seni
Athan
Crumpacker
Underwood
Albana
house
bia cigarets
Karison
New York
Rept
Russia
United States
Lowden
Uinois
Root
Democratic committee to meet in Columbus amid reforms
Cohugbis OL Bobo Chabawan Charles A Kloch of Wapakoneta calls a meeting of the Democratic state central committee in Columbus February to set dates for the state convention. A banquet at Memorial Hall and various events are planned with speakers and inspections noted. Members are urged to attend promptly.
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Cohugbis
Bobo Chabawan
Charles A. Kloch
Wapakoneta
Democratic state central committee
Columbus
sie
Memorial hall
Mmn hone
Vatlan
Ternings
Neto
Thuralay oveueme
ennreh
aeven
seeawni
Bompany
prampuly
keen ao Clack
Lottery Case in Berlin County Court Breach of Prohibition
The state attorney in the Berlin county court outlined Otto Hinge is charged with breach of the Prohibition Act for selling lottery tickets in Prussia territory. The case describes fines up to 2,000,000 marks or lengthy imprisonment and notes the court will consider penalties including 250 marks per proven offense. The state plans to appeal.
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Hcc
Copenhagen
Great religious campaign opens March 1 with two lectures
An Evangelist Williams campaign scheduled to begin Sunday afternoon March 1 at 2 30 in Coxberton. The opening event features two paid lectures followed by a free evening talk on The Bible Is It From God. All meetings in the Tabernacle will be free of charge. The main campaign starts the next Monday.
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Evangelist Williams
Tas
Coxberton WARK
ives
chantangna
Palestine
Too'clock
WATE
God
Tabernacle
ander
ely
bern
seth
Debated bonds in Aldrich currency bill in Senate
Senate discussion on railroad bonds as security for emergency currency drew sharp lines. The debate covered bond valuation, use of railroad bonds, and potential inclusion of Philippine and territorial bonds while Mr Aldrich and others explained market quote mechanisms and proposed amendments.
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Washington, Bely
senate
Huy Tavakers
J Pierpont Morgan
New York
Rayner
Bailey
Culberdon
secretary of the treasury
Aldrich
LaFollette
COMTI BRIO
norehan
McLaurin
Misaissippi
Lodge
honda
Maulht
Philippites
Bacon
territorial
Avlance
alleh securities
Overhead Grossing for Pine Street Proposed
The article discusses proposed overhead grossing for Pine Street and a related city project. It mentions concerns about safety, site suitability, and impacts on nearby properties, with a committee ordered to study the matter further at the next meeting.
Elson Wins In Highest Court Ruling On Quail Season
The supreme court upheld a decision affecting the November 16 to December 1 closed season for quail. Elson was involved in the case with a December arrest tied to the issue. The report also notes Wiggins of South Street and references a medical operation case reviewed by Dr Charles Hamilton.
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Columbia
T. C. Blaon
Muskingum
supreme court
Wiggins
South Seventy streed
Columbus
Chas. Hamilton
mwobe
Alston Sanford Virzgina
Indianapolis
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