Bodies Of Astor Straus And Hayes Recovered From Ocean
Washington April 26 Bodies of John Jacob Astor Isidor Straus and C A Hayes president of the Ground Trunk railroad have been identified and brought aboard the cable steamship Okay Bennett according to an official wireless dispatch. Survivors from the Titanic inquiry will be subpoenaed as they return on the Lapland. Captain J J Moore of the Mount Temple was to testify and the committee planned to question him about actions the night of the disaster.
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Washington
Lokenffrou
Senate Committee
Andrews
Harland & Wolff
Samuel Hemming
Hemuting
Hemming
Mr. Andrews
Ervey
California
Ernest Gill
Senae
Gill
Tal
Uven Myers
Astor, Straus
Hayes
New York
John. Jacob Astor
Isidor Straus
Trnk T Railroad
Okay Bennett
White Star Line
Tendon
Titania
Lapland
J. J. Moore
Mt. Temple
Abe
Roosevelt Defends Harvester Suit Delay in Oyster Bay Statement
Roosevelts long statement at Oyster Bay contends Commission of Corporations investigations delayed action on the Harvester Co case. He asserts Taft era could have ordered suit any time, but did nothing until near Massachusetts primaries, blaming cabinet delays and suppression rumors.
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Washington
Roosevelt
International Mari Yester Co
Bavko
Oyster Bay
Eabinel
Smith
the Harvester Co
Tatl
Taft
Aelian
Massachusetts
Foose Vel ‘ Este
Vestai’ Coz “Anal Italy
Morgan Iin É
Taft Attacks Roosevelt In Boston Speech
President Taft denounces Theodore Roosevelt as a menace to business and constitutional government in a forceful Boston address. He cites letters and documents to rebut Roosevelt's positions on reciprocity and judiciary independence, predicting a tough Republican primary fight as Roosevelt heads to New York and Wooster for further speeches.
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Boston
Tafty
Watt
Roosevelt
Ida
Movement For
Brandi
Fraind
Himelf
Taft
Cannon
Nit Mater
Tommer
Toft
Tate
Lorismar
Colotal Roosevelt
Oystar Bay
Honacelt
New York
Wooster
Wets Sweep Clark County in Dry to Wet Vote
Springfield voters backed a wet majority of 3 046 in the second Rose law election, largest dry city in the state. Countywide results showed wets 10 308 to 8290 with 19 596 total county votes, and the city turnout reaching 14 248 with wets 6 197. Former senator and leader Trypes greeted by jubilant crowds that smashed windows before police arrived. no arrests reported.
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Springfield
Lark County
Flesels
Missouri Delegates Vote for Roosevelt at National Convention
Eight Missouri at large delegates chosen by the state convention with half a vote each are pledged to support Col. Roosevelt. The adjournment followed a Taft delegate meeting naming four large delegates. Resolutions condemn Hadley for betraying Taft and praise the Taft administration. Local incidents include grand jury matters and Miss Jean Hailman resigning as business secretary of the YWCA effective September first.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Col
Roosevelt
Taft
Henry Ly Eads
Coy
Hadley
Tatt
Fragmentary Speech Remarks Amid Taft Clash at Wooster
A clipped report describes a colonel in a jovial yet combative mood preparing a reply to President Taft. He intends a strong, comprehensive answer, promising sharp invective and firm stance if the full response is not delivered that evening.
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Wooster
President Taft
Mr. Taft
Wck
Mr. Tate
Mediators Hold Talks On Wage Dispute In Rail Strike
New York April 26 mediators resumed sessions with Warren 8. Btone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and district chairmen and U S Labor Commissioner Neil and Judge Knapy of the commerce court. Railroads present said they could not afford an 18 percent wage increase and urged no strike be considered.
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New York
Warren
Btone
Pravd
United States Tabor
Neil
Judge Knapy
Commerce Court
J. Stuart
Stuart
Berlin conductor to lead Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Dr Kamwald of Berlin announced as the new director of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra succeeding resigning Tschaikovsky. In London, William Tebbit, 30, a student, was sentenced to 20 years penal servitude for attempting to murder Leopold de Rothschild by shooting at him.
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Cincinnati
Ch. J. Holmes
Yeaturday
Ernst. Kamwald
Berlin
Germany
Cincinnati Symphony Orchesira
Twopolil Stokewskd
Peerritt
London
William Tebbit
Leopold de Rothschild
Consolo Escapes While Serving Seven Year Sentence
In Columbus on April 26 Salvatore Consolo, serving a seven year sentence from Cuyahoga County for robbery, escaped from custody near the state hospital just before noon. Authorities issued alerts and search efforts were underway.
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Consolo
Columbus
Salvatore Consolo
Cuyaloxa
Mabhery
Wireless Operators Testify On Titanic Night Radio Lights
Testimony from wireless operator Cottam aboard the Carpathia describes warning signals and delayed action as Titanic sank. Mt Temple and Carpathia each carried one operator and were central to early inquiries on duty and responsibility during the disaster. Chairman Smith suggests ships must maintain continuous operator duty to prevent future loss of life.
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Cottam
Carpathia
Titoni
Mt. Temple
Mt Temple
Hiei
Esru
Assignment Made By Robinson The Circus Man
Cincinnati April 26 John F Robinson founder of Robinsons Cirens assigns an voluntary assignment in hankwpley to Thursday Litigation and creditors pressure cited as cause Several suits for large sums against him settled in Squire Mortons court including matters involving Robinsons theatre and other interests
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Cigginnati
John F. Robinson
Robinson's
Eirens
Hankwpley
Transport To Be Sent To Rescue Americans From Mexico
Washington reports a rescue transport Buford Cisco will depart Sunday to gather Americans stranded in Mexican border towns. The voyage will visit several ports as the state department and officials assess deteriorating conditions.
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Mexico
Washington
Buford Cisco
Auny
Amerionas Ary
Polay
Bo Ihe
Méxica Qa
TRAIN BLOWN AND TRAGEDY REPORTS ACROSS STATES
A scrambled OCR fragment reports trains blown off tracks near North Loup Nebraska and Wooster Ohio, plus a domestic tragedy in Bedfont Indiana. Other notes include an Ohio court opinion on liquor law and a fatal shooting in Washington State, with flood loss estimates in Louisiana parishes.
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Senate
England
Dela
Col. Roosevelt
Predecessor
Ananias Club
Lorimer
Te Beaton
Patt
Ropanvelt
Clark County
the Rose Law
Muersdang
Vonstainer
William May
Grand Jury
Squire Merton
Angnuiring
Henry Martin
Iris Farm
Lemon Township
Ho Amen
Kanwald
Cincinnati Orchestra
Cable
Mackay-Bennett
Orrow Indies
Lardner
Robinson
Circus Man
William Tamsin
Lewis
Squire Morton
Omaha
Dias Davia
North Loup
Aeron
Barberton
Doylestowt
Orville
Paul
Nisin
Mihi Pan Cas Company
Colmby
Hogan
Vashnetm
Ohio
George Summers
Tallulah
Louisiana
Delia
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