Hayes on Trial in Police Scandal Case
New York August 30 police inspector Cornelius Hayes faces trial for allegedly making a false statement to Police Commissioner Waldo. The case ties into the Rosenthal murder inquiry and involves pressure to shield certain houses, with ongoing testimony from witnesses including Commissioner McKay and District Attorney Whitman in a widening police graft probe.
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New York
Cornelius Hayes
Walla
Whitman
Wiedwa
Rosenthal
Hayes
Matte
Waldo
Polies Jieutenant Becker
Rogenthal
Becker
Kaka
John Dee
Gounsel
McKay
Mrs Deiters Of Walnut Street Claimed By Death
Margaret Deiters wife of OQ Deiters of 254 Walnut street died at home at 2 05 pm Thursday from general debility aged 70 years 1 month 9 days. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Anna Rolfe Mrs Sophia Pirger and other relatives including Mrs Josephine Pwetman Mrs Louisa Mitchell and George Deiters. Catholic and member of St Joseph's church. Body to lie in state Monday at 9 o'clock and at 340 o'clock in St Joseph's church. Interment St Stephen's roystery.
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Margaret Deiters
Deiters
Walnut Street
Dave
Wilower
Anna
Josephine Pwetman
Remnant
Sophia Pirger
Progressive delegates named for Montgomery County GOP convention
Dustin of Aug. presumes forty delegates and alternates to the progressive state convention were named here Thursday by Montgomery County Mouse HT. The convention set Sept 1 for county convention in Miedale to nominate county piles. Members say GOP candidates will face pressure to join a state slate or face unacceptability.
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Dustin
Montgomery County
Helween
Tore
Gene
Indhalge
Gekel
Hia
Membans
Becker Defense Gets Knock In Rosenthal Case
New York August 20 The defense for Police Lieutenant Becker faced questions as Janes D Marvel argued before the grand jury there was no basis for accusations Becker amassed nearly 100000 from stock speculation. Prosecutor Whitman said to learn if in fact Lefty Louie and the Blood are being hidden in Windsor by police associates. If plans hold Becker’s trial would occur before the John Doe proceedings overseen by Justice Goff with a September 11 adjournment for a special grand jury. The Becker case may precede the usual 12 person jury.
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New York
Beeler
Rosenthal
Janes D. Marvel
March
Becker
Districh
Whitman
Louie
John Doe
Justice Goff
Government sues Standard Oil rivals in Texas case
The first federal action against Blanchard Oil involves a Dallas indictment naming Standard Oil and Magnolia Petroleum as conspirators to restrain trade and violate anti trust laws. Key figures include Calvin Paine Archbold Folger and Teagle, with June 29, 1912 cited as the alleged offense. prosecutors weigh contempt proceedings over decree dissolution and Sherman Act issues.
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Washington, Aw
Blanchard Oi Company
Federal Grand Jury
Texas
Dallas
Standard Oil Company
Zi Tt
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Pierce-Fordyce Oil Association
Calvin N. Paine
Titusville
Pas
John D. Archbold
New York
Henry C. Folger
Joli Senlin
Galveston
A. C. Ebie
BH. R- Brown
Corsiennan
Tex
Teagle
Plainfield
N. J
Standard Oicampany
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil
Department of Justice
Texas Grand Jury
Election Returns and Taft Day in Columbus Amid Amendments
Columbus reports expected quick results on constitutional amendments with county boards to relay data to the secretary of state by telegraph. Also covered are Taft’s busy day in Columbus, including visits to the state fair, meetings with officials, and the German singing societies serenade at the governor’s mansion.
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Columbus
Saul Rafurentum
Secretary of State
Lin Election Board
Bush
Taft
Culmbus
Ualil
Buckeye
Staty House
We Fair
Hamilton's Water Declared Pure
Chief Engineer Ditton of the state board reports water samples sent for analysis are pure. He warns, however, that the wells are at risk of contamination and urges every precaution to prevent it.
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Columbus
Ditton
Atute Board of Loulth
Hamilton Health
Hinkel Urges Reform Talk At Lindenwald Meeting
Over two hundred men attended a Lindenwald gathering where Rosyarquiar and Fred A. Hinkle spoke on socialist issues. Hinkle pressed for adoption of new constitutional amendments and urged extending suffrage to women to advance democracy and citizen rights.
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Lindenwald
Rosyarquiar
Fred A. Hinkle
Socialist Party
Mir Hinekde
Coal Bids Show Tamilten Coal Co Lowest On Black
City bids for coal have been tabulated showing Tamilten Coal Co of Columbus Ohio as lowest on black coal, with Anderson-Shatter Co lowest on rum coal at 215 and F201. Coal supply for city plants is planned for 10,000 tons, with a sale date September 3 and contract awards pending. Stanley Shaffer will speak tonight at Yonive on amendments and David Pierce will speak at Midville.
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Hevity
Tamilten Coal Co
Columbis, Oy
Glack
Tao
Anderson-Shatter Co
Stanley Shaffer O
Yonive
David Pierce
Midville
Civil Service Protections Expanded by Posturebill Provision
Washington Aug 30 government civil service employees are protected from removal except on charges after due notice and hearing under the appropriation bill. The statute guarantees the right of inquiry and communication to congress, reinforcing employee protections once reserved by executive orders.
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Washington
Governentigil
Congress
Wanamaker Better Report Mislaid In Court
In Wanamaker Better the Philadelphia Awe report describes John Wane Adninker denied an operation amid a nervous breakdown. His son's Atlantic City cottage was visited as authorities commented on the case without confirming the claimed procedure.
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Philadelphia
Awe
Atlantia
Taft Attends Centennial Banquet In Columbus
President Taft's presence boosted attendance at the Columbus centennial festivities. Visitors from nearby towns viewed parades daily, with the Military Order of the Serpent staging a striking snake parade. Members clad in savage Filipino costumes carried a 72 foot monster snake that fired from its mouth and eyes, drawing strong crowds.
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Columbus
Taft
Military Order of the Serpent
United Spavies War Volurans
Order
Settlement in Eaton case reaches grand jury
Aug. 30, Waiving examination on charge that he misappropriated funds as county sheriff, Sheriff Wm. Boner bound over to the grand jury in $2,000 bond. Frank P. Saylor and Bol Landen signed. Boner faces arraignment and possible indictment. he continues administrative duties. Also reported, the sudden death of Mrs. H. H. Rodgers on a dining car en route from Bretton Woods to this city.
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H. H. Rodgers
Standard Oil
Bretton Woods
N.el
McCloud
New York
Tennis match results from this morning
Tennis tournament matches this morning produced results with Elizabeth and Bhgood defeating Lutie and Paul Bust 63 ?8 and Gen Hawthorne beating Prot BP Robinson 9 7 and 6 7. The report lists several incomplete scores.
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Smatches
Elizabeth
Bhgood
Lutie
Paul Bust
Gen. Hawthorne
Robinson
Charles Lesh Elected President At Teachers' Institute
Charles Lesh of Middletown was elected president of the Butler County Teachers Institute. The institute adopted necrology resolutions for Eugene Avgapurget Lemon tuw ship Walter Smith Lemon towen ship Fred Huston Riley township Miss Ruth Dick Hamilton and A W Schmidt Hamilton. Officers include vice president Stanley Rowland secretary Miss Tanagan and executive committee members Stefanua Van Gorden Amanda Redding G W Stratton.
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Butler County
Teachers’ Institute
Eugene Avgapurget
Lemon
Itefanua van Gorden
Amanda
Redding ‘Ciecle Libravian
G. W. Stratton
West Chester
Katherine D. Gebhuvat
Marion
Correll
Stephen Phillips
Herod
O'Shea
Fife
Plans Ready for Blak Street Bridge Floor Improvement
The office reports plans and specifications for the permanent floor of the Blak street bridge will be ready for examination and presentation to the council for legislation. The improvement cost is expected to be around 38000.
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Dicvetor
Holeheeger
Wrackett Bridge
Blak Street
Ulin
Taft Loyalists Back Daugherty Drive In Ohio Campaign
The Ohio political scene centers on Taft aligned leaders pressuring all Republican candidates to affirm loyalty to Taft and the party, while Gen. Brown pledges sharp, aggressive rhetoric against Roosevelt and a hard push to purge anti-Taft factions from the slate. President Taft and State Chairman Daugherty back the campaign speedily despite protests from opponents. Henry George suffers a nervous breakdown and is confined at home as Representative continues brief illness.
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Taft
Macy of Stile
Daugherty
Repunjican Party
Theisen Igrlemr JL
Roognvelt
Emus Gates
Ohio
Sorerner
Wis Nol
Roosevelt
Browy
Teddy
Gen. Brown
Lio
Limi
Aftain
Harry M. Daugherty
Tfis
Lowe
Henry George
Washington
Denry George
New York
George
Viscomnley Place
Congress
Teeander
Baby Moore Vern Ends Labor Week Payout Schedule
The city employees will be paid on Saturday due to Labor Day on Monday and election day on Tuesday. Baby Moore Vern is linked to the payment notice as part of the local payroll update.
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Labor Bay
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Progressives
Pierce-Fordyce-Oil Association
George Blake
Hamilton
Hinkel
Ordu Whcy
Coal Bids
Civil Service
Wanamarer
New York World
Stale Hone
AL Naghtlin
Lone Association
Boner
Mrs. Rodgers
Charles Lesh
Black Street Bridge
Journalumbutsy
Baby Moore
Vern
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