Statements Attributed To Pennsylvania Senator In Senate Testimony
Testimony today before the Senate focused on campaign finances. The record shows claims that Col Roosevelt and other figures funded campaigns with large sums, including $102000 by Vine, with allocations to Pittsburg and New York expenditures and calls for further evidence from committee witnesses.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Washington
Minn
Pittsbire
Inves Chapaign Cals
Roosevel
Pittsburg
Flion
Anip
Finn
Senalee Penrose
Ilium
Gruisnver
Progressive Party
Advailer Het Cranes
Chicago
LaPollelle
New York City
New York
Benajuy
Evene
Br. Stuaker
Hooker
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Reontar Clapp
Mr. Hooker
Chas
St. Deane
Lalollutte
Wilken
Caane
Wariow Wiese
Yutmary Campaigh
Senta Chapy
Fiian
Seaglor Penrose
Vine
Quay
Penroce
Thin
Harriman
Colonel Rousevelt
Beit
Whalor Manets
Narrow Escape From Death At Crossing Incident
Fragmentary report describes a near fatal mishap at a switching point involving a crew negligence. A messenger for Ue Haul recounts a boy who narrowly avoided injury by leaping the track and escaping danger as the switch failed to align properly.
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Todas Iselier
Wowlah
Divorce Suit and Press Revelations Tie to Roosevelt and Harriman
Lottie White files for divorce in the common pleas court against Dyes White of Middletown citing gross neglect of duty. The narrative outlines alleged political entanglements between President Roosevelt, Harriman, and federal patronage in the West, based on correspondence from Harriman’s letters found with the late railroad magnate’s private secretary.
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Lotlie White
Common Pleas Court
Dyes White
Middler Town
Grosa
Larwite
Big Business
Policc
Sartling
Sens
NE. Hardman
Roosevelt
Conreals
Hardman
McKinles
West
Southern Pacific
California
Arizona
Harriman
B.A
Fowler
Santa Fe
Congress
Washington
Judicial dispute on ballot designation before high court
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the Smedley case challenging how candidates are designated on the ballot. Smedley seeks rotation of designation while the secretary argues for upholding the ruling distinguishing constitutional versus statutory offices. The case questions how to identify the correct office for a judge if a statutory or constitutional line is unclear.
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All State Duria
Seoalition Pleas
Supremre Court
Allen Andrews
Smedley
Hogan
Graves
Andrews
Hoan
Ohio Flour Demonstration Showcases Women Bakers
More than 100 Enuli women attended a chamber of commerce event highlighting Ohio flour and home baking. Misses Miskimen and Mathews from the state agricultural college led the demonstrations featuring bread rolls cakes and pies. Attendees saw skilled domestic science graduates and samples that vanished quickly from the table amid praise for quality and craft.
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Chamber of Commerce
Miskimen
Mathews
State Agricultural
Ohio
He Chamber of Commerce
Te Estate Stave Company
Peters
We Thauion Gusmi Bleatric Company
Police investigate suspicious house at 13 North Second Street
Police received a Monday evening call around 8 o clock to search the residence of the late Jolns M Long at 13 North Second Street for a possible burglar in the cellar. Officers arrived but found no signs of an intruder.
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Sench An Alent
M. Long
So Ond Street
Hayes and Brinkerhett Family Tie Sealed in Marriage
Webb officiated as Detachment colonel Webb joined Hayes son of Rutherford B. Hayes and Mary C. Brinkerhett widow of Judge Samuel Brinkerhett in marriage on Monday. The couple plans a closing tour of the spellbound area after the ceremony.
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Hayes
Wnat
Colonel Webb
Sox
Press- Leek
Rutherford B. Hayes
Mra
Mary C. Brinkerhett
Samuel Brinkerhett
Jett
One Dollar Subscription Drive for Wilson and Marshall
The Hamilton Evening Journal promotes a one dollar subscription drive authorized by Governor Wilson to fund electing Wilson and Marshall. The paper urges progressive voters to contribute and announces headquarters at the Butler county fair with a tent where readers may leave a dollar.
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Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Marshall
Wei
Hamilton Evening Journal
Woodrow Wilson
The
Journal
Butler County Fair
Progressives Face Court Challenge Over Ballot Names
Columbus report notes Progressive Party dissatisfaction with Secretary Graves ruling on ballot access. If petitions were unnecessary, progressives would list their nominees alongside major parties. Fans expect court action but short certification window may hinder appeals. Brumaugh endorsed by progressives for Congress, pitting him against B. J. Taylor in a tight race.
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George T. Blake
Columbus
Graves
Sehb
Progressive Party
Balal
Hab Tere
Liv Gates
Smah
Prambtin County
U. L
Grand Jury Opens Inquiries Into Antitrust and Bank Affairs
Cincinnati report notes federal grand jury convening next morning to probe antitrust claims and the Second National Bank matters linked to ex president Elmer Fulbreath. John W. Scott of Butler County sits on the jury as Angustis Johnson, a missing collection manager, is named in the case. Registration week for the YOM GQ sets night classes in auto engineering bookkeeping merchandise drawing shorthand and commercial drawing.
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Cincinnati
All Second National Bank
Avbs
Elmer By.fulbreath
Angustis Johnson
Federal Grand Jury
Uncle Sam
Butler Vounty
Lie Grand Jury
John W. Scott
Association Music Register
Elaseus
Register to vote or lose your ballot this November
Public notice warns Hamilton voters that only registered residents may vote next November. Last year's registration does not count. Polls open next Thursday from 6 am to 2 pm and from 6 pm to 9 pm.
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Hamilton
Judge grants Krauth divorce amid temper clash
Judge Warren Gard Thursday granted Carrie Krauth a divorce from John W. Krauth on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Krauth testified he was temperamental and complained about household matters, her paintings, a dog, and her hat plume. Attorney Murphy argued her separate property was larger, but the court later reserved that issue.
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Warren Gard
Carrie Krauth
John W. Krauth
Krautl
Nye Trial Delayed As Nye Faces Bribe Solicitation Charge
Columbus report says Dr. George B Nye of Pike County will be tied on October 14 replacing Senator George Cetony of Dayton Nye faces charges of soliciting bribes from Aree Lolundus vitizatis and George T Blake.
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Columbus
George B. Nye
Pike County
George KK. Cetony
Dayton
Nye
Aree Lolundus Vitizatis
Gworge T. Blake
Valuations Shifts for Artificial Gas Firms in Ohio
Columbus reports state tax commission appraisals on artificial gas utilities with two decreases among the few exceptions. Hillsboro Light and Fuel shows a 6000 drop from revised figures, while Ravenna Gas and Electric Light holds steady. Total valuation for gas companies reaches 1,114,200, up about 10000 from last year, reflecting two years of methodical reassessment.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Hillsboro Light and Fuel Company
Ravenna Gag and Electric Light Company
Hillsboro
Luni
Artifeist
Hamilton Guy and Lleetyie Company
Bull Moose Protest Filed Over Ballot Wording in County
Chirles W. Faber, chairman of the second wing of the Bull Moose party in Montgomery County, filed a protest with the election board asking that the party’s second wing be denied a place on the regular ballot. He asserts the first wing does not reflect progressive sentiment and that only the secessionist party remains truly progressive. Andrews of Germantown, appointed to represent Germantown on the county Bull Moose organization, says his sympathies lie with the other wing and cannot secure support.
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Payton
Obie
Get
Elec
Chirles W- Faber
Ying
Bull Moose Party
Montgomers County
Bull Moosers
Firsh
Simon-Pire
Ithose
Andrews
Germantown
Mittesman
Germntons
Las
Big Butler County Fair Opens With Busy Grounds
The sixty-seventh Butler county fair opened Tuesday with ideal fall weather and crowds. Exhibits fill every department as entries exceed previous years, stock pens glow with cattle sheep and swine, poultry tents buzz with thousands of birds, Art Hall dazzles with paintings and decorative displays, machinery and auto rows showcase farm gear, and Wednesday promises large crowds and judging starting with admission at the gate. Frank Clements runs the goldfish and baby bull concession at the fair.
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Butler County
Young
Pal
Kumler
Tuesay
Jbuey
Art. Hall
Dan Charles
Pines
Hamilton
Frank Clements
Clements
Butler
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Penrose
Bull Mooser
E. H. Harriman
John Fischer
Lottie White
Dyas White
Supreme Court
Buller County
Krauth
Cetone
Hamilton Gas & Electric
State Tax Commission On Public Utilities
BULL
Montgomery County
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