31 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
1
In Indianapolis Indiana a wage conference between miners and operators is deadlocked. Talks continue as both sides seek a resolution with prospects uncertain. If the joint conference adjourns without decision a new meeting is likely in February to renew discussions on the coal strike issues.
In Washington, the Senate convened to discuss delaying action on a proposed ban related to steel, with Senator Reed of Mississippi pushing for quicker consideration and Republican leaders arguing for the date to remain unchanged. The discussion paused as leaders moved to table the matter until after a later directive from the president.
A constitutional convention debate paused as a vote blocked quick changes. President Taft urged cautious wording while Governor James and others watched the process. A proposal to alter the judiciary clause was postponed, with only Clermont_county’s Dunn dissenting on a minor royal acknowledgement.
In Congress at noon the Senate began debate on child welfare measures and a writ revision bill. testimony in the Lorimer investigation continued as the United States Show Machinery Co. faced questions in a broader conspiracy context while House actions included government bill introduction and committee inquiries.
President Taft addressed Columbus Republicans praising the administration while avoiding promises of perfection. He urged voters to judge the record, support steady progress by statute, and reject schemes to rush rapid changes. He defended vetoes as prudent, arguing bills lacked expert input and local conditions.
Miller defeats Dick Miler in a runaway first High play of the 600 ball pool tournament for Builder County championship, clearing 200 balls to Dennison's H1. Dowson stays optimistic about a final win with his usual tactics, as last night's matches drew a large crowd ready for more.
In Fort Worth, witnesses recount the shooting of Captain Buyer and mark the elopement of Sneed’s wife with Bogey’s son as a related tragedy. Doctors hope the wounded man will recover and provide a full account. Prosecutors resume court as defense argues事
A fragmented report notes preparation for examinations and upcoming federal questions involving Frank Morrison, secretary of a federation, and witnesses including Ly B. Walter, with focus on Jol, McNamara financial affairs and internal dealings, amid a vague timetable for forthcoming testimony and royal commission activity.
In Parsons, Herbert Lofton, general manager of Colyer Len works, is charged with alienation of affection by Tem Hopper and others. The case centers on a marriage in prominent local business circles and involves a derailed relationship amid disputes over affections.
News from Washington indicates President Taft considered appointing Herrick of Cleveland as ambassador to Paris. Dispatches suggest Herrick may accept the diplomatic post if Breckinridge’s plan to renominate fails, with implications for the Taft administration and pre-convention maneuvers.
A gas leak sparked an emergency response at the residence of Willian Jullien on South Lourth Street. Fire and utility crews secured the scene and warned residents to avoid the area while checks continued.
In a murky notice from New York sources, Guy Major described as a former nun of Toledo dies in a New York club after illness. He reportedly fell ill with bronchial complications that developed into pneumonia. He was married to Colan and faced threats from To- Teta. his bedside was rarely left. The Commer house may be taken in Toledo tomorrow.
The Russian emperor grants a pension to the widow of Tolstoy. The widow will receive 10,000 rubles annually.
Washington moves to January 2 as Detective William J. Byrne testifies before the senate investigation panel. He says he was hired July 1, 1913 to work on the McGowan testimony and continued through Christmas by a Chicago Tribune representative. Burns clashes with attorney Hann at cross examining Leviner about reputability and timing.
In Collinsville a wild outbreak Tuesday afternoon ended with a man fatally wounding his wife and firing at his sister in law. He held a posse at bay until their hose was destroyed. John Renetie, a former firefighter, witnessed the scene as Mrs Renelly was shot. The suspect used his infant as a shield and reportedly attempted suicide after a final round.
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