President mourns mystery wife fears for Robins
President and officials frantically pursue news on Colonel Raymond Robins missing since Saturday after his failure to attend a White House appointment. A friend in Chicago sighted him but Robins appeared preoccupied, fueling anxiety over kidnapping or harm by bootleggers amid Mrs Robins fears and White House inquiries in New York and Washington.
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Raymond Robins
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Daily News
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Loop
Robins
Colonel Robins
Brean Washington
White House
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Eaver
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Maine
Ruberus
Wovida Hootheggers
New York
Robina
Washington
Luis Ab
Sean
City Lab
Satuday
Cody Hotel
Misa Macy Nyder
Market Closings Hamilton and Chicago Summary
Market report notes closings for Hamilton and Chicago with grain prices for Wheat and Corn. Reports include Sept futures and December and May contracts with figures, though OCR garbles reduce clarity.
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Hamilton
Garr Milting Oo
Chicago
Bulkley Demands Bettman Declare Stand On Beer
Senator Robert J. Bulkley told a Democratic Women’s event that Attorney General Hart Bettman must state clearly if he supports legalization of beer. He criticized Bettman for avoiding the issue and demanded a definite position on beer policy, noting a recent address and response.
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Bettman
Findly
Robert J. Bulkley
Ela
Cr. Aent
Provident Hoover Accepts Resignation From Comptroller
Washington reports Provident Hoover has formally accepted his resignation at the request of J W Polo, the comptroller of the currency. The move comes as a notable shift in financial oversight.
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Washington
J. W. Polo
Provident Hoover
Safety best saves passenger in plane and bonus votes
A Washington dispatch reports safety measures save a passenger when a plane crashed near Portland Oregon. Simultaneously American Legion officials anticipate a large yes vote on a bonus pay issue at the Portland convention, with ballots expected to favor the measure by a wide margin despite a potential dispute over its wording. Meanwhile George A Davidson of Richmond California died in the crash with three companions while others were seriously injured or burned. two pilots located the wreck and rescued a survivor.
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American Legion
Portland
Oregon
Paso
Tex
George A. Davidson
Vitotte J. (Besant) Robbins
Francis W. Briggs
Victor Elman
St. Louis
Davidson
Vinnie
American Airway
Ira McConsaughey
Victour Miller
Davideon
Hichmond
Calif
Brown Disbarred In Court Decision
Attorney Delmar Brown, 07 Tamiiin, was disbarred in a decision handed down Friday after testimony by Judge A. O. Risinger of Maton who sat in the case. The ruling found Brown guilty of professional moral lintitude. Charges were brought by a committee of the bar association during the hearing. Dr. Neil Millikin will study at Buffalo University for a postgraduate course in medical and surgical work.
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Mlorney Delmar Brown
Priday
Atticion
A. 0
Risinger
Maton
Brown
Uegriovania
Buthy County
Taraesvaia
Bar Association
Nem Millikin
Buffalo
Neil Millikin
New York
Tin University of Buffalo
Third Degree Case Ends in Acquittal
The trial concluded with the acquittal of the defendant in the third degree case. Deputy Chief Frank J. Tappen and Detective Tassie Pereira faced charges but were cleared after deliberations conducted late at night following a July 2 agreement. The acquittal came at 3:14 a.m. at Strangford Mac Toolay after a long trial.
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Myvin Black
Wicbery
Wanslaughter
Frank J. Tappen
Tassie Pearea
Zonder
Wrong Prisoner Walks From Jail in Seattle Ordeal
Sept. 9 Seattle jailer shouted at Rob Patterson as he left. Patterson, having served his time, claimed he was not entitled to shave. He ignored the jailer and walked out, provoking mortification for the official. Hemmes and two weeks more on Patterson’s sentence followed.
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Seattle
Rob Patterson
Patonson
Patterson
Vernon Hemmes
Patternon
Campaign Differences Shape 1912 Presidential Race
Washington dispatch notes the 1912 campaign diverges from prior years as parties accelerate operations. Republicans plan to attack Roosevelt and then pivot. Roosevelt teams rely on frequent trips and personal appearances to build support in pivotal states like New Jersey Connecticut and Vermont.
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David Lawrence
Cowrrinet Tea
Washington
Lion of Politioa Landers
Roosevelt
Wil
Ag Ite Enn Command
Jon Arga
New Jerey
Connecticut
Vermont
Honver i
Jek
Dems Concentrate In West as G O P Leans Toward East
Washington dispatch notes battle lines in the presidential campaign are not final with Republicans seemingly heading more toward the East and Democrats leaning toward the West. The tone suggests neither side has abandoned hope or effort in either region as presses continue.
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Dems
Storms lash Hatteras to New England coast
Intense coastal storms from a tropical disturbance battered the Cape Cod area and northeastern shores. Winds near 65 mph at Cape Cod reached record levels, with heavy damage along beaches and lobster fleets disrupted as seas surged and communications with Abaco Bahamas were cut. A government relief tender departed Nassau for affected communities.
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Goma
Abaco Island
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Tilo
Dagtors
Morses
Nassau
Tesenl
Athan
New England
Yesterdday Apiel
Team Hoek Tslail
Eastport
Me. A
Massachuaetts
Cape Cod
Hectoror
Cape
Ab Obathan
Governors Meet As Farmers Listen For Relief Plan
Thousands of farmers and governors gathered in Jay to discuss an agricultural relief program amid marches and applause. Officials warned of peaceful demonstrations as crowds estimated from three thousand to twenty thousand moved through the city. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a temporary price plan for coal in Ohio while broader relief efforts weighed in.
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Washington
Integrate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Apd
Ty Resins
Gleveland
Lorain
Hueron
Stone City
Jay
Mchwestery
Lions City
Birwil
Aermit's Death 48 Odd As Life
Oscar Monsey, the hermit of Thirkell, led a strange life marked by solitude and peculiar labor. After finishing a 50 foot deep task, he set his house afire and created a dramatic scene before dying by swallowing poison in a hidden trap.
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Aermit
Willian
Oscar Monsey
Thirkell
Judgment Awarded in Rigling Case in Common Pleas
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company received a judgment for 419,250.59 in common pleas court on Friday against The Ringling Tenly Co. with William Rigling and Josephine Rigling named in the action.
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Penn Mi Life Trsurance Company
Court Wriday
Rigliin Tenly
Willian Mit
Josephine Rigling
Regular Meeting of Tirmilton Lodge No 36 Transacted
The regular business session of Tirmilton Lodge No 36 1 0 0 M was held Wednesday evening with discussions of interest to the members.
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Tirmilton Lodge No
Wusi« Nnsa
Psrler
Barnes 18 Likely Choice for Post
In Columb, Ohio, Judge J. D. Barnes of Silvey appears the likely pick by the county committee for the second appellate district judgeship to replace Judge Johnshea of Dayton. The county committee members gather to name a successor to Judge Shea.
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Barnes
Columb
J. D. Barnes
Silvey
Agypellite
Examination Of Woman Accuser Ordered In Case
Youngstown Ohio Sept 9. A jailed ex mayor’s counsel plans to seek a mental examination of Mrs Anna Washak 74 who accuses William G Roose of murder to obtain money. Three hospital doctors support the move noting her condition since hospital admission. The request seeks a formal evaluation of her mental state.
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Perax
Youngstown
Randing
Willias G. Roose
Lo Oy
Anna Washak
Jolene
Socialist Labour Party on Ballot in Ohio Election
The Socialist Labour Party filed petitions with 20,046 signatures for the November ballot led by Verne J. Heynckds of New York as presidential candidate. In Richmond Indiana a 65 year old Mrs J A Plaig of New Madison Ohio was killed when her husband’s truck overturned after a collision with a Calvert automobile. The crash injured none of the flag dealer from western Ohio and Indiana.
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Socialist-Labor Party
Columbus
Ohio
Patie
Verne J. Heynckds
New York
Ber Day
Richmond
Ind
Dept
J. A. Plaig
New Madson
Calvert
Lewis denies split in Ohio GOP ranks on campaign chair
Charles J. Lewis stated at the party headquarters that reports of a split among Ohio Republican leaders and his intention to resign as state campaign chairman are false. He emphasized that he and other leaders have not resigned and have no such plans.
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Lewis
Alus
G. O. P. Columbns
Ohio Republian
Charles J. Lewis
Bells Won't Ring for School Here Mendota News
Local Mendota report shows a disrupted school day as bells fail to ring and students face a quiet start amid ongoing issues. Details are scarce but the incident underscores a need for timely repairs or replacements in the district facilities.
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Mendota
Minn
Sapt
Fear Death List Ex plodes on East River steamer Observation
The Observation, a 44 year old two footar excursion boat, blew up in the East River near Hel Gate injuring many and killing several. Captain Alexander Forsythe died. engineer Harry Hires named among the dead. Investigations launched by the police, district attorney and steamboat inspectors as witnesses were questioned at nearby stations.
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New York
East River
Hel
Riker's Island
Ynter of
Khown
Beares
Thoze
Larry Hires
Mattewat
Oravthe Transportation Company
Alexander Forsythe
Po- View
District Attorney’s Office
Steamboat Inspection Acrvice
Department of Commerce
Oseph Rogers
Greenwich Village
Witressen
Thay Asa
Camurtzsioner Stulvoohey
General Slocum
Holt
Polien
Labor May Form Own Party Discussed by AFL Leader
Newark Sept 9 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor said labor might abandon its nonpartisan stance and form an independent political party in the future.
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Newark
Noa
PPR
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Ain Independent
Mrs Sabin Talks To Demo Bosses In New York
Mrs Charles I Sabin, a former Republican national committeewoman who resigned years ago to advocate prohibition reform, conferred Thursday with leaders of Roosevelt-Garnet movements in New York, discussing party reform and strategy.
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Sabin
New York
Charles 1. Sabin
Républican National
Ha Roosevelt-Garnoy Esningsai
Sleepwalking Tragedy At Navy Pier Ends In Drowning
In Chicago on September 2, Frank Roski walked in his sleep and fell from the Navy Pier into Lake Michigan. He disappeared beneath the waves and rescue crews, aided by divers, recovered his body about an hour later. The incident occurred as Roski wandered near the waterfront after a night of fishing.
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Chicago
Frank Roski
Navy Pier
Lake Michigan
Buarda
New lead sought in Paul Bern death mystery
Dorothy Millette, named as the other woman in the Paul Bern case, was traced to a river steamer between San Francisco and Sacramento and later checked out of a San Francisco hotel. Police hunt for the mystery woman, previously linked to Bern’s affairs, as inquest into his suicide continues amid family and witness statements.
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Dorothy Millette
Paul Bern
Here
Sacramento
F. J. Giiva
Oakland
River Lines
Los Angeles
Jean Haclin
Avreen
Julie
Toliet
California
Bern
Wenediet Canyon
Rome
Millette
Los Angeles Examiner
Lvel
Pant Bern
New York
San Fennesseo
Dorothy Hilletts
Agong
Hier
Henry Bern
Misa Mfarlow
da Examiner
Thome
Bevis Denies Charges Amid Governor White Campaign Reply
Bevis, director of fimamen, denies charges in response to statements by Tha Ingails and the Republican candidate for Governor. He sent a campaign reply to Mr. Vaenoa Thapeday, clarifying his stance on the matters raised by critics.
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