End of Prosecution Nears in Sulzer Case Summary
Prosecution nears conclusion in the Sulzer case as witnesses testify about the governor and alleged political pressure. Messrs Armany, Fuller, and others occupy the courtroom while the defense seeks to limit testimony and potential charges. Trial progress remains uncertain with continued cross examinations and potential new witnesses.
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Sulzer
Bina
Albany
Witesses
Interio Eatupaln Fonds
Vestouday
Cullen
Govarnor
Nis
Nemoaner
eNnipmigi
Frederick Fe
Cobwell
Ed la Lolieh
Fundlar Kennedys
Ally Ataevorth
Stomlay
Aerest
Revenue Under New Tariff Debated in Government Estimates
The article outlines government revenue projections under a new tariff with figures for customs, internal revenue, excise taxes, port revenues, lands sales, and miscellaneous income totaling about 1.026 billion dollars. Expenditures include civil and military costs, war department and navy budgets, pensions, interest, and services, with total expenses around 1.408 billion and a reported surplus or deficit figure aligned to prior estimates.
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War Department
Navy
Hostals
Blind Pension Ruling in Ohio Faces Constitutional Challenge
A lower court decision upholding a pension provision allowing mandamus to direct estate settlements was found unconstitutional. The court held the statute exceeded state authority and violated due process, reinforcing challenges against the reform's scope and legality.
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Ohio
Lebl
Vourk
Polen Wallon
Enimnon Pleas
Viveuil Teorris
Hind Relivk
Suprane Reurk
Referendum and segregation issues stir Ohio and Maryland
A fragmented Ohio report notes an Equity Association attempt to compel the secretary of state on tax and election matters while a Maryland meeting votes to push segregation in the metropolitan belt. The Baltimore reference cites a call for a segregation law ahead of the next Maryland legislature session.
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Columbus
Ohio Equity Association Faciuy
Supreme Cent
Charles Graves
Warnes and Kilpatrick
Aries
Stale Wis
Milter and Dunbar
Chevelle
Authent Glies
Haltimore
Luthasa
Vox
Mount
Washington
Auharh
Morgan College
Maryland
Baltimore
Teannty
Murder case move as Wheaton detective team closes in
Chicago detectives lead by Bey pursue a suspect after a brutal murder in Wheaton. Authorities say the man, once a bouncer at an amusement park, is tied to the Strangled victim Mrs. Milch Allison Hux rot. The slain woman had recently separated from her husband, and investigators caution the case remains under active inquiry with leads including a former dancer at a resort venue. The pursuit follows a statement naming a possible assailant who allegedly used a false address and traveled under the name Syrinveny.
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Chicago
Bey
Llading
Wheaton
Chase Chicaga
Milch
Allison Huxrot
Spencers
Biehnell
Wis
Rexront
Che
Syrinveny
W. Li
Alligon
AL Kesroul
Cron
Raxvoal
Wallan
Loney Allison
Lake Tree
Nee Hady
Grand Jury Probes Referendum Fraud Case
The grand jury met Tuesday to hear testimonies on alleged fraud connected to the referendum questions. Secretary of State Ola M. Kiseman and David Connell testified. Former paymaster Arkin Middleton was noted in attendance as officials sought specifics of alleged wrongdoing.
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Jalilions
Hetok
Washinton
Arkin Middleton
Phiniele
Infant Robert Roach Dies at Two Days Old
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Prank Roach of 412 Schenck Avenue died at 1 o clock Tuesday morning from inanition. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Creanwand with brief rites registered by local residents.
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Robert Roach
Prank Roach
Schenck Avenue
Mom
Creanwand
Chauffeurs to Be Examined Under New Licensing Law
Secretary of State Graves announces drastic reforms to curb reckless driving and fatalities. A chief examiner will oversee exams for chauffeurs, with about 1,000 licensed operators affected. Applicants must demonstrate mastery of vehicle operation and safety knowledge, and pass an examination before earning a license. Assistant examiners will be appointed in major cities to conduct tests.
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Columbus
Dudonalily
Inniey
Graves
Sail Graves
Charis Quyisay
Columbns
Esxantine
Cleveland
Cincmnati
Columins
Ojledo
Daylun
Prestat
Washington Currency Crisis Talks at White House and Capitol
Washington reports a currency crisis looming as discussions continue between White House and Capitol leaders. Senate banking committee members, led by Owen and Shatto, meet to chart policy while a Philadelphia Philippines plan review sparks speculation. Separately, a burglary case involving a Akron police officer is set for common pleas court with afternoon sessions likely.
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Washington
Senate
Toadawn Tate
Iause
Cattie
Senate Banking
Cnminutine
Owen Wid
Charles AL Conail
New York
May Conant
Feo
Philippines
Pura
Moekison
Cagaad
Akron Pollichn
Tomorravy
Keeping Of Contracts to Sell Beer Brands Sought by Injunction
Voleday Ohio September 8 In an injunction suit filed at Detimes Morally Abortadil questions the Ohio liquor license law and the constitution. Pilliod president of Toludy Breweries seeks to compel Keepers Cy to honor contracts to sell a single beer brand and bar other brewers. The case involves state and federal rights, potential damages, and a challenge to licensing and ownership rules.
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Voleday
Ohio
Tileres
Janes Ke Pilliod
Toludy Breweries Company
Athewl Hie
Williod
Eiler
Smith & Baker
C.d.awiles
Mach
Velines
Allommey-Engenl
Cartaiy
Cme
CIA
Importers Store Goods In Anticipation Of New Tariff
New York reports show importers have been storing goods in warehouses to await the lower tariff rates once the bill takes effect. Early estimates indicate large sums tied up in linens, silks, tobacco, wool, sugar, and other commodities, with distribution planned swiftly after law enactment.
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New York
Wilson
Boulues
Journal of Omimeree
Confused Report Mentions New Orleans Hold-Up Threat
A garbled item from the New Orleans area references a hold-up prevention effort and a train incident near Louisville and Nashville. The text also notes a chemical discovery linked to a distant earthquake in Sicily and discusses a price quote for a 58 pound item, all from this fragmentary clipping.
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New Orleans
Louisville
Nashville
New Oreans
Ib Ik
Seinetonk
Tax Bill Debate Reaches House As Supporters Rally
Washington dispatch describes the Simmons Underwood measure moving through the House around 4 o'clock with Democratic and Republican voices arguing over lower tax rates. It notes the bill’s progress, Senate actions, and the revenue implications through 1916, including estimates used by treasury experts and statements by Underwood and peers.
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Washingtony
Tolfiy
Senate
Heo
Agie Fis Walker Grill
Ranterenies
Lidorwoun
Versailles
Chis Hill
Opepc Road
Underwood
Payne
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I. Wuller
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Supreme Court
Ohio’ Equity Association
York
Mislar
Melehan
Kronpritia Wilhelm
Deporia
NEW Club
Hadley
Grand Jury
Cincinnati
Merrison
Timothy Large
Woodruff
Woodrull
Piralysia
United States
Ibis
Sicily
Messina
Simmons Underwood
Uoilerwoad
al Vitorem
Las Democrats
Mae Uiuterwoord
Eskimalad
Akio
Hilte
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