Critics Urged to Point Out Defects in National Reserve Plan
Detroit, Sept 19 The American Bankers Association heard Robert W Bonynge of the monetary commission urge critics to propose fixes for the National Reserve association plan He said the banking system is unpaid and needs reform across reserves credit and interbank cooperation without specific remedial legislation from any party.
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Detroit
National Reserve Association
National Monetary
Robert W. Bonynge
Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Myr. Bonynge
Two More Airmen Die In Oxford Aerial Crash
Oxford Eng Sept 10 Another double aviation fatality within a week strikes the army flying corps Lieut C A Bettington and Lieut E Hotchkiss recently commissioned on probation were killed near Wolvercote after their plane loomed over Oxford and fell from about 400 feet One body found in the river the other in a field The accident follows a day of Army maneuvers with many officers of the flying corps taking part and newspapers praising aviation corps progress
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Oxford
Eng
Army Flying Corps
C. A. Bettington
E. Hotchkiss
Tom
Wolvercote
Flying Corps
Aviation Corps
Maine Victory Delights Taft as Republicans Rally
President Taft fanned by Maine election results as Republicans gain the state house and Senate on joint ballot. Beverly Mass reports say the victory strengthens party unity. Taft plans golf trip while his allies predict coalescing support in other states. Mrs Taft and the Taft children share in the triumph.
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Taft
Maine
White House
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Republicans win Maine governorship and surge in returns
Portland Maine September 10 revised returns show Republicans gaining the governor’s seat with William T Haines winning by 3457 over Democratic Frederick W Plaisted. The party also captures three of the six Congress seats and holds a solid majority on joint ballot to secure a Republican U S senator.
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Portland
Maine
United States
William T. Haines
Waterville
Frederick W. Plaisted
Man beaten and left on tracks in Wabash railroad crime
Otto Kaplin of Laporte was found dying on the Big Four tracks in Wabash with a fractured skull. Police believe he was beaten and robbed by thugs, then placed on the track to hide the crime. His identity was confirmed by a slip of paper on him.
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Wabash
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Otto
Kaplin
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Laporte
Keplin
Mexican Rebels Retreat From Ojinaga Skirmish
Washington dispatch reports Mexican rebels led by General Salazar withdrew after attacking Ojinaga opposite Presidio Texas. Federals held the town with four local deaths. rebel losses unknown. Salazar’s raids increase U S concerns as Cananea prepands for long march and patrols monitor border tensions.
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Salazar
OQ Ojinaga
Presido
Texas
San Bernardino
War Department
E. Z. Steever
el Paso
Imayor
Ujinaga
Adams
Steever
Presidio
Ujuage
Signal Corps
Fort Dr. A. Russell
Arizona
Cananea
Orozco
Quitman
Gabalones
Ojinaga
Nolan Mined Up In Lovely Mees
New York dispatch reports Harry E. Nolan of Washington D C failed to appear in police court to plead to abducting Marion McVicker a Newport News Va girl aged sixteen. His $1 bail was forfeited and two detectives were sent to arrest him. The court set bail at 2500 for Nolan and paroled the girl to the Florence Crittenden mission with arraignment postponed to Sept 17.
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New York
Harry E. Nolan
Washington
D. C
United States Legation
Panama
Marion McVicker
Newport, News
Nolan
McVicker
Florence Crittenden
Gather Weapons By Wagon Loads In West Virginia
Charleston West Virginia September 10 martial law zone extended over Dorothy Raleigh county prompting orders to storehouse at military headquarters for wagon loads of weapons. Militiamen searched the district confiscating more firearms in Cabin and Paint Creek areas as mines resume operation on Cabin and Paint creeks under military rule. Houses in Kanawha county being cleaned to maintain sanitary conditions. property owners warned to clear premises or face military commission arrest.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dorothy
Raleigh
Cabin
Paint Creek
Kanawha
Michigan
Paint Creeks
Kanawhan County
Johnson Dashes Into Illinois in Progressive Push
Governor Johnson visited Rockford and other northern Illinois strongholds delivering a Progressive message on social and industrial justice. He urged direct election of U S senators, praised labor conditions, and distributed suffrage literature via Mrs. Raymond Robbins during a nine-city journey ending with plans for a Wisconsin tour.
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Johnson
Ilinois
Progressive Party
United States
Rockford
Raymond Robbins
Chicago
Gov. Johnson
Cgoveror Johnson
Detroit
Streator
Fair Grounds
Jolson
Wisconsin
Duluth street car strike tensions rise with rumors of outbreaks
In Duluth Minnesota on September 10 the street car strike stayed tense as sympathizers talked of further outbreaks against the car company and strikebreakers. About half the cars ran. A driver was seriously injured in last night’s riot and thirteen arrests occurred. Police say no strikers joined the prisoners and union men did not participate in the violence.
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Duluth
Minn
Great Fort Wayne Fair Opens Amid Temperance Stand
The Fort Wayne Great Fair opens with no beer sales, yet crowds fill the grounds. Exhibits and amusements thrive while Governor Thomas R. Marshall is welcomed, signaling anticipated attendance records as preparations continue for his arrival. Local dignitaries check in at the depot to greet the governor.
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Fort Wayne
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Lake Eries and Western Railroad
S. M. Foster
James M. Robinson
Cyrus Cline
Richard N. Erwin
Carl Yaple
Nickel Plate Train Wrecked Near Erie Pa
Erie Pa Sept 10 Train No 6 of the New York Chicago and St Louis railroad wrecked one mile east of Erie at 2 o clock when rails spread. One person killed and eighteen injured including passengers. Among the injured were R F Walker and Mrs Walker of St Paul and Miss Louise North of Northeast Pa.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Trai
R. F. Walker
St. Paul, Minn
Mre
N. Walker
St. Paul
Louise North
Northeast, Pa
Nickel Plate eastbound train 6 report
Buffalo report notes Train No 6 on the Nickel Plate railroad eastbound. Continued on page 6 column 3.
Adopted baby seeks real parents after twenty years
A man living in Yorktown Indiana writes The Sentinel from St Vincent's orphanage tale of being found in a basket as a two week old infant in 1889. He asks for help locating his unknown birth parents or relatives and recounts his early steps from Fort Wayne vicinity to St Vincent's and St Joseph's asylum before adoption by another couple.
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St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Yorktown
Ind
Sentinel
the Sentinel
Fort Wayne
St. Vincent's Orphan Home
St. Joseph’s Asylum
Lafayette
Father Guendling
Two Die, One Injured in Pennsylvania Wreck
Pittsburg dispatch reports two killed and six injured when a light engine collided with the first section of Pennsylvania passenger train No. 2 near Derry Pennsylvania early today. Names include James Quick and J. E. Seatrd among crew. passengers E. S. Teimerer Lee Meyer Mrs. P. Ransell Mrs. Fannie Larken Daniel Rebuckittsburg W. H. Wright. Train was on time and struck at high speed in fog. injuries from being thrown from berths.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Derry
James Quick
Fregman
Altoona
J. E. Seatrd
Whitner
E. S. Teimerer
Cincinnati
Lee Meyer
P. Ransell
Lowell
Fannie Larken
Johnstown
Daniel Rebuckittsburg
W. H. Wright
Greensburg
Pitsburg
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