Labor reforms and inquiries in Ohio stage a broad agenda
The Ohio Federation of Labor urges the governor to push child labor law strengthening and a pension fund for indigent families, and to appoint eight women factory inspectors. The governor requests time to decide. Other items report cattle tuberculosis losses, law enforcement on stationary engineers, and a Monongah mine disaster inquiry.
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Ohio Federation of Labor
Llewellyn Lewis
Martins Ferry
William Cope
East Liverpool
Thomas Rumsey
Toledo
FE L. Hitchen
Cincinnati
A. J. Crouse
Bridgeport
William Lamb
Youngstown
Harry D. Thomas
Cleveland
Getz Funeral In St. Stephens Service
The funeral for Mrs Anna Getz who was killed by a C H D railway train will be held at 8:30 AM Thursday from her home 837 Vine Street and at 9:15 AM from St Stephens Church. Interment will take place in St Stephens Cemetery.
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Anna Getz
Vine Street
St. Stephen’s Church
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
General Stoessel Faces Court Martial
The final stage of Lieut ant General Stoessel's court martial began in St. Petersburg as testimony from the Far East is ready. He faces charges including surrendering Port Arthur before exhausting defense resources and lacking initiative. Co defendants include General Fock and General Reiss. The nine general panel is led by Vice Admiral Doubassoff with high court interest and concern for Stoessel's health after two paralytic strokes.
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St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Far East
Port Arthur
Fock
Reiss
Smyrnoff
Doubassoff
Kuropatkin
Bilder
Army Cireles
Three Years Sentence for Burglary in Dayton
Judge Gard of Hamilton sentenced James Fitzpatrick to three years in the penitentiary after an indictment for burglary and larceny. Fitzpatrick stands with Banty Koogler and Percy Stupp, and will remain in the county jail until Koogler and Stupp are tried.
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Dayton
Dee
Gard
Hamilton
James Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Koogler
Percy Stupp
Siupp
Widow of Paul Leicester Ford to wed physician
Love deepens as Mrs. Ford widow of novelist Paul Leicester Ford prepares to marry Dr. Lindly R. Williams of Madison Avenue. The writer was slain by brother Malcolm W. Ford. A posthumous daughter from Grace Kidder’s earlier marriage anchors the connection. The physician has long known the Ford family.
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New York
Paul Leicester Ford
Malcolm W. Ford
Lindly R. Williams
Madison Avenue
Ford
Mrs. Ford
Grace Kidder
Brooklyn
Charity Ball Committee Meets at Hamilton Club
The charity ball committee will meet at the Hamilton Club tonight at eight o'clock. Full attendance is urged as many important ball matters will be discussed.
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Hamilton
Gustave Succeeds Oscar as Sweden's King During Mourning
Stockholm reports the death of King Oscar and the swift assumption of duties by King Gustave. Embalming completed, funeral arrangements delayed for about a fortnight. Officials and public fear Norway's separation may influence a future reunion under one flag.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Oscar
Gustave
Norway
Nansen
Norva
Embezzlement Trial Jury Seated for Bauer Case
Springfield reports that eleven jurors are seated with one to be secured this afternoon in the embezzlement case against former city auditor Charles C. Bauer. The panel includes Bauer beside his lawyers and family as the Common Pleas Court begins testimony likely to fill most of the week.
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Democrat-Sun
Springfield
Charles C. Bauer
Common Pleas Court
Mr. Bauer
John L. Zimmerman
F. M. Hagan
Chase Stewart
William Bauer
James Neal
Hamilton
Fred Bauer
Laybourne
John B. McCrew
Bauer
East Main Street Improvement Fund
Julia Rodgers
Citizen’s National Bank
Joan Hale
Bethel Township
Geo. R. Prout
Willard Brain
J. W
Foraker Seeks Primary Call in Ohio Senate Bid
Senator J B Foraker asks Walter F Brown to issue a call for delegates to a state convention under the primary system. He seeks to preempt Taft managers and Roosevelt supporters as Ohio politics heats up after his decision not to run for both senate and president.
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Joseph Benson Foraker
Democrat-Sun
Washington, D. C
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Republican State Central Committee
Foraker
Roosevelt
Taft
State Committee
Ohio
Ohio State Committee
Her Last Talk Ends in Tragic Phone Call in Kansas
Mrs Magdalen Tesar 42 died after a telephone conversation with her niece Mrs Lillie Reinhart suddenly ended. Coroner Dr H E Williams ruled heart trouble caused death. The Merriam area farmer's wife lived near Merriam Kansas and was found by her husband two hours after the call.
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Kansas City
Kan
Magdalen Tesar
John Tesar
Merriam, Kan
Lillie Reinhart
Substitutes Beware When Buying What You Request
Consumer warning urges buyers to insist on the exact article they asked for and not settle for dealer substitutes driven by profit. The message emphasizes demanding the specified item every time.
Studying Servant Girl Problem Travels For Sociological Club
Two Indianapolis society girls Miss Mary Rossiter and Miss Isabel Farrer touring the country to study domestic service issues. They secured Dayton positions via the Free Employment bureau but resigned after a diary was found, then left for an unknown destination continuing their sociological club effort.
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Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
Mary Rossiter
Isabel Farrer
Free Employment Bureau
Dayton View
Fire investigators probe Millville hotel blazeIncendiary origin suspected in Manrod hotel fire
Deputy State Fire Marshal Jack Ambrose with William Sweeny and Hamilton Chief William Dowty arrived by car and began an inquiry into the Manrod hotel fire that endangered Millville. Officials say suspicion falls on a specific person whose whereabouts and actions on the morning of the blaze will be examined.
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Millville
Jack Ambrose
Cincinnati
William Sweeny
William Dowty
Hamilton Fire Department
Manrod Hotel
Hamilton
Fire Marshals Continue Investigation Into Millville Rumors
Deputy State Fire Marshals Ambrose and Sweeny returned from Millville at noon. They planned to go to Colcotto this afternoon to pursue rumors and indicated an arrest was likely before the day ends.
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Ambrose
Sweeny
Millville
Colcotto
Messrs
Foreigners in New York send millions abroad via postal orders
New York reports foreign born residents rail out money while banks bring millions in. The foreign postal order business shows 6 051 837 for the year to November versus 5 490 125 last year. Italy leads with 600 962 followed by Great Britain 234 731 and others up modestly from 1906.
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New York
United States
Foreign Postal Order Department
Post Office
Italy
Great Britain
Austria
Hungary
Germany
France
Switzerland
Tickets of Admission Swindle Exposed by Immigration Officers
New York officials exposed a ticket scam aboard the Hamburg American liner Amerika. A passenger sold over forty admission tickets to steerage travelers for a shakedown of at least 1 apiece. Immigrants were told the tickets guaranteed easy entry, prompting authorities to recover the tickets and pursue the implicated man.
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New York
United States
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Columbus
Finance Committee
House
Willis Hart
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
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William E. Kennedy
Engineers’ Committee
George Harrison
Monongah
W. Va
Mrs. Getz
Saga
Judge Gard
Haakon
King Gustave
Chas. Bauer
Millville Fire
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