Libel Case Postponed To Oct in Panama Canal dispute
June 2 Indianapolis owners Delavan Smith and Charles Williams of the Indianapolis News faced removal to Washington for trial on criminal libel indictments tied to Panama Canal graft allegations. Judge Anderson delayed ruling to hear evidence on express malice, with witnesses including Smith and Williams. The government argued transfer to the District of Columbia. prosecutors contend libel statutes justify removal. Trial likely tonight.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Delavan Smith
Charles Williams
the
Indianapolis News
Anderson
United States court of
District of Columbia
United States
Panama canal
Messrs. Smith
Williams
New World
Stuart McNemara
ti District
lumbia
Chas. W. Miller
Ferdinand Wintat
McNamara
Miller
moore
Wbel
Mr. Williams
Smith
Willams
C. P. Taft
Douglas Robinson
William Nelson Cromwell
J. Pierpont Morgan
Panama
Trapled
ttia
Nominations by Carpenters Union Officers Nominated
The Carpenters Union received one application for membership and nominated officers Tuesday evening. Provident James Hart is named for president with Louis Heffelfinger as vice president and Samuel Wright as treasurer. John McCann is recording secretary and M. B. Ward is financial secretary.
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The
Carpenters Union
Provident
James Hart
Louis Heffelfinger
Treseurer
Samuel Wright
Beerstory
John McCann
Warkes
toulat Bagtad
Treewees
Howard Guthete
Vicsor
Boy Returns Purse to East main Street Lady
A generous woman living east of Coshocton misplaced a purse containing 30 dollars cash in Hoss grocery on East Main street. After the owner was identified by the clerk, a boy borrowed a bicycle and found the distraught woman. she rewarded him, but he kept a single penny as a token of gratitude.
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Coshocton
Hetty Green
Hoss
East Main street
prietor
Wenenedie Lee
Veggmen Attempt Post Office Loot Near Police HQ
Cincinnati June 2 Veggmen aided by boldness tried to loot the Newport Kentucky post office near police headquarters. They detonated two nitroglycerin explosions to blow the outer vault door and drilled at the inner vault seeking thirty thousand dollars but fled when frightened away. They did not seize two thousand dollars in stamps behind the vault. Citizens heard the blasts and called police.
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American Press Telegram
Cincinnati
Veggmen
Newport
Smith Again on Board Appointed to City Board of Review
Special to the Daily Times reports W. M. Smith of this city a Republican has been appointed for another term as member of the City Board of Review for Connecticut.
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Daily Times
Columbue
W. M. Smith
Cocenecten
Yap Admiral Who Will Visit Annapolis Graduation
Baron Uriu, a vice admiral, planned to visit Annapolis for the graduation ceremony. The account notes his wartime role and ascent in naval rank, with references to his expected arrival shortly after a major conflict.
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Annapolis
Philadelphia Strikers Hold City as Walkers Take Over
Philadelphia on June 2 reports streetcar strike continues with 700 of 3200 cars running to night fall. Many residents walk to work while railroads move some outlying riders. Police warn builders against harassment of streetcars. May or may not end soon.
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American Press Telegram
Philadelphia
Chestnut and
Thirteenth street
Reading, Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Timothy Healey
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
W. B. Mahone
International Electiclane’ union
menem oe
Hospital opens in Canal Dover to serve 50 patients
Doctors Carr and Lower visited the new Tuscarawas County Hospital in Canal Dover where a recently opened facility costs between 15000 and 16000 dollars, accommodates fifty in emergencies, is nearly self sustaining, and was funded by private contributions after years of rental space.
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BE. C. Carr
J. w. Lower
Canal Dover
Horpital
Tuscarawas county
A Rival to Jup Pluvius on Main Street
Residents witnessed a sprinkling wagon moving through a heavy downpour on Main Street. The device sprayed copious water across drenched surfaces, drawing astonished reactions from passersby.
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Jup. Pluvius
Main Street
Graduate May Mion Histe Severus Attack Notice
A fragmented report notes a graduate named May Mion Histe Severus facing an attack by an unnamed assailant. Details are unclear in the surviving text. Authorities have not released locations or dates.
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Histe Severus
Ciphiherin
Commencement of Eighth Grade at Sixth Street Theatre
An enthusiastic audience gathered for the Eighth Grade commencement at the Sixth Street Theatre. The program featured songs, recitations, and a valedictory by Louise Baughman, with Rev. S. S. Fisher delivering the class address and prizes awarded for scholarship.
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Fisher
Sixth Street
India
F. H. Fetera
Marie Crane
Joseph Shepler
Tom
Mise Louise
Baughman
Garbison
Miar
Louise Baughman
Miss Baughman
Edith Brownfield
Geneva
Biggs
Marie Schatch
Lawrence Clary
pSoule
Hamilton
Wire Chief Diffenderfer Is Transferred to Akron
Clare Diffenderfer who came here for Lancaster to take the Bell Telephone exchange wire chief has been transferred to Akron and will be reaccembed here by Charles Johnson formerly connected with the U S Signal Corps at Columbus Mr Diffenderfer shipped his household goods to Akron Wednesday
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DIFFENDERFER
AKRON
Clare Diffenderfer
Lancaster
Bell Telephone exchange
Charles Johnson
U. S. Signal Corps
Columbus
Hot Weather Boosts Wheat and Corn Prospects
A prominent agriculturalist tells the Times that recent rains and warm nights have raised hopes for a good to average crop in Coshoc ton County. Wheat looks promising, corn and oats are also reported to be doing well, amid sultry nights that please farmers.
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Coshocton
the Times
Dickerson Hurt at the Ohio Penitentiary
Benjamin Dickerson serving twenty years for killing Mrs. Kate Hughes fractured two fingers in the belt shop at the Ohio penitentiary several days ago. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs M Barrick. The rehearsal of the high school tee Clut will be held in the library at 7:16 p m.
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Benjamin Dickerson
Kate Hughes
Ohio penitentiary
Mrs. M. Barrick
Squire Still
Spring Mountain
Philip Rabu
James Carter
Secession From Roscoe Voted On At Local Meeting
At a Roscoe meeting Tuesday evening residents seeking to withdraw from the Roame corporation attended. No definite decision was reached. Final jurisdiction in the matter rents with the county commissioners or the court.
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Connect
Roscoe
Roame corporation
courta
Lima Mayor Gail Hamilton Attends Evening Event
Lima mayor Gail Hamilton and J A Triet attended a local Tuesday evening event to discuss city affairs and community concerns. The gathering drew residents and local officials aiming to address municipal issues and foster civic engagement.
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Gail Hamilton
J. A. Triet
Lime Teesday
Resolutions Adopted By Perry Grange on May 22 1900
Resolutions by Perry Grange No 1355 of Perry township accept the loss of Welby Curlison George Callentine Frank Randles John Childs Ivan Leo and Christy Hall from a Tuscarawas river boating accident near Coshocton on May 3 1909. They commend rescuers reward the drowned men’s recovery and honor heroic acts by Paul Gross and Christy Hall while expressing condolences to families and friends.
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Perry Grange
Perry township
vis
Welby Curlison
Geo. Callentine
Frank Randles
John Childs
Ivan Leo
Chrrity Hall
Coshocton
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Tancarawas river
Welby Uullisob
East Union
Hira
Tuscarawas
alan
Inet
Firth
Paul Gross
lfe
Ivan Looa
Christy Hail
Ivan Loos
thin Grange
John Miller
Ray Van Winkle
Becy
New Guilford lodge No
New Guilford, O
J. BE, Spang
C. Co
K. Myers
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Frank Hitchcock
Norman Mack
Pierpont Morgan
Carpenters
Baron Uriu
Annepetis
Chewuipo
Admiral Dewey
United States of the
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Building Trades council of Phoendellphia
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care
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Margaret Glenn
Bete tory
Abby Lotw Wood
Helen McMichael
Miss May Tish
DICKERSON
GLEE CLUB
Lima
K. P. Lodge
Minx Adda Merrell
Ross KE. Hamilton
Dell Merrell
Quaker City
Keyes-Bond
Fannie Davin
Conexville
Simn Helty
Cleveland
Miss Davis
John Eisener
Kinngér Cue- Atenction Co
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