Gordons Sustained as Executors in Estate Case
Probate case before Judge Connaughton upholds Gordon family as executors of Alexander Gordon estate amid disputes over residency and consent. Court flags potential removal of executors. trial to determine liability and final disposition of a $250,000 suit. Hamilton proceedings noted with rising appeals.
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John B. Cutinatysl
Uroderick We Herdon
New Jersey
Gordon, Sr
London
Mesander Cordon
Jennne Smithson Hoeven
Lnte
Alexander Garden
Hoover
Avil
Thuwilion
Jonnie Heaven
Sonbie Smithson Tooven
Alexander
Hamilton
Opinion on executors in New Jersey estate case
A court opinion discusses the qualification of executors for Kred W. Condon’s New Jersey estate. It finds certain appointees nonresidents or lacking competency, notes bond requirements, and affirms the legal standards governing eligibility and removal of executors in the proceeding.
Miners Convention Condemns UMWA Action
Springfield February 24 Two hours of debate led to adoption by the state miners convention of five resolutions condemning a United Mine Workers of America action. John Milched faced removal or resignation from the federation. President John Walker and others supported the resolutions amid a scant vote opposed by a few.
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Springfield
Iocals
United Mine’ Workers of America
John Milched
Leivin Federation
United Mine Workers of America
Dove
John Walker
Prayte Parington
International Board
Paul T. Smith
Railroad Wreck Near Paraisa Sinks Fifty Dead
A train crossing a high bridge in Paraisa Chil near the American Broden sapper mines derailed and plunged into a ravine. Fears say at least fifty people aboard were killed or badly hurt. Several injured are Americans.
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Paraisa
Chil
Teli
Ieep
Ween
Anson
Roach Brothers Suspected in Local Chicken Theft Raid
Police traced a string of hen thefts to brothers Peter and George Roach who lived at 1205 Soln Street. The raid at a city home yielded forty chickens, later tied to the Roaches as suspects along with neighbors and felts, as authorities cited prior thefts and charity aid connections.
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Peter
George Roach
Caine
Soln
Street
Firother
Hia
Associated Charities
Ag Siebaner
Asa Roweh
Shyms
Corwin
Pic Andavednes
Nak Chaewe
Lig Ehipkens
J. A. Alade
Ekieken Utieves
Hibs
Roach Brothers
Rotel Brothers
Kentucky
Congress assigns Appropriations Committee roles in Washington
Amid a shuffle on the Appropriations Committee in Washington, Democratic leaders assign members to key subcommittees. Representatives Day and Ashinok are mentioned as seeking placements on public buildings and grounds, with tentative approval expected for a final assignment.
All Perish Comtintinple and Riot in Springfield Report
Dispatches describe turmoil with soldiers and cavalry ordered to suppress a strike. References to aeroplane scout duty in Texas, troop movements near Port Bigene Henge, and police actions in Somerville and neighboring counties. Names and places appear tangentially amid scrambled OCR text.
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Springfield
Ctivistiad
Lake
EL Ze Dagarett
San Antonio
Tex
Parmalee
Moulin
Larede
Tulado
Pribone
Madrid Street Rescue Highlights Violent Street Altercation
Two women, described in garbled text as wearing fashionable trousers, were reportedly involved in an incident on a Madrid street where bystanders watched a crowd. Police intervened and rescued them after the confrontation escalated into violence.
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Madrid
Nirhg
TILDEN FRENCH CASE HEARD BY GRAND JURY IN Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on February 24 Tilden French and other officers from the French Trias Nairy company and executives at Citizens and Fourth National banks were sworn before the grand jury. The hearing marked a second appearance for French as prosecutors probe financial transactions during the 1910s and a related plant recount.
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Citizens’ National Bank
Fourth National Banks
la Bing Te Ie
Wortld
Tilden
Malry Company
Cox
Cella
Wis
Gerke Dela Byrnes
Masonry meeting and funeral report from Alaska trip
A jumble of names and notes describes Masons M Gonillari and others attending a degree work in Cincinnati, with references to a deadly incident in Port Davis Alaska and a forthcoming banquet. The page also mentions improving conditions of a person named Ry My Hilllymarea and several local notices amid scattered ads.
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Alaska
Xin
Masaka
Pen
Kiont
West
USA
Port Davis
Interstate Commerce Commission Shivers in Washington
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected proposed increases in railway class freight rates in official territory, predicting a yearly burden of about 27 million dollars for shippers and manufacturers in Hamilton. Stocks fell broadly as rail and industrial shares declined amid the ruling. The commission ordered railroads to cancel proposed advances by March 10 and revert to current tariffs, with formal orders to follow.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Cofurlieg I
Yrallwaye
Freigh
Hamilan
Tew
Dhiailton
Hamilton Hyhr
Tnterstaten
Hatiroads
New York
Interstate Remimerce Commission
Reading
Great Northern
Landen
Feh
Cen Mprea Commission
Shock Exchange
Wrillatreety
Utes
London
Berlin
Amertoay Securities
Jesston
Commission
Ulm
Hamilton man in trouble charged with bigamy in Indiana
A Hamilton man identified as Clarence, also known as Weaver or Smittiy, faces bigamy charges in Indiana. Police say he moved wives across states, with at least one wife reporting that he left Toledo years ago and later married another woman in Kentucky. He has been employed as an electrician and is linked to multiple alleged marriages across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
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Clarence
Tate Nhurselax
Man Smith
Clarence Wrogson
Kentucky
Blainitton
Anniversary Observed for St Pauls Mutual Aid Society
The nineteenth anniversary of the St Pauls Men s Mutual Aid Society was celebrated in El Maas ehareh leet evening with about a hundred attendees. William Behardt was elected president of the society. The event featured a coordinated program and a BA toffee served, though several portions of the text are unreadable.
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St. Paul
Quota Filled at Butler Institution Report
A report from Gallipaila Hplleptic notes the quota at the Butler institution has been reached with eight males and females admitted. The current census shows nine males and fourteen females, indicating continued admissions within the facility.
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Annge Cowahon
Pritchard
Mitten
Pho Ata
Butler
Important Declaration On Labor Part And Lorimer Vote
Washington repots a major declaration on labor with a new treaty text published today in pending status before the Senate. The document updates provisions to conform to a revised convention while stressing United States regulatory controls in aviation and tariffs. Senator Lorimer pushes for a vote before adjournment as Beveridge keeps up the lead, while Canada’s reciprocity agreement is reported with no recommendation.
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Washington
Eivision
United States
Lorimer
Senate
Beveridge
Mothers of 1.0 0. F iclab hold social at Oldlelinns temple
The mothers of the 1.0 0. F iclab met last night in the Oldlelinns temple. Each lady brought a fine box lunch and a sumptuous supper was served. Maye ur Rothwell spoke on The Government of a City stressing citizen duties and the need to understand public officers roles to vote wisely. Mayor Ruthe wolls spoke next, followed by V8. Barilow on resources and workings of the city administration.
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Oldlelinns
Mayeur Rothwell
Sul
Bene de Anind
Nia
Ruthe Wolls Tlk
Barilow
Socialists hold September primary for city officers
The Socialists will hold a September primary to nominate officers for all city posts. Leader Halperin said a primary is likely, with candidates named at a socialist convention. He noted potential petitions for Stearns could be ignored by the party leaders.
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Indicationa Ab Wit
Jof Thawillon Att
Democrats
Dihere Wuld
Stearns
Halperin
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Alex Gordon
Connaughton
Ohio
Leatis
Peneeral
Dade
Jonnie Smithson Maeven
Elie
Howard Bullahael
Mindutery
Gevtion Togo
Waller
Fedeyal
Ds Wal
John Mitchell
Hampion
Congress Mar
Appropriations Committee
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Nelfiewok
Heblie
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Boltom
EN Somervalde
M. Meluins
Chaminnatt
Toenic
Somerville
Meviciio
Kiroup
Lorato
Tudiow
Maris
Inday
Grand Jury
Masons
Cincinnati
M. Gonillari
Dayilt
Morey
Mikesell
Joseph Slantelter
Allan Andrews
O. M. Boke
H. Long
John G. Slathack
Hinkley Smith
Charles Caeser
HK. Hem
AL Glaeser
W. H. Rabhe
W .Murden
Joan KF
Mee
A. Laurie
W. J. Bender
Lyevt
West Frozen
Kowwn Lee
von Tgiet
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Vt Elas
Heright
Jbl
Yoo Gok
OM Banaied
ATR Commerce
Interstate Commerre Commission
Railronnlain Bolly
Cis
Indiana
Clarence Smith
Weaver
Bie
St. Paul’s Society
Gallipolis Hospital
Senate Committee
Rothwell
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