Rebuke Taft in New York State Senate
A New York Senate caucus met at 2:15 am and elected State Senator George H Cobb of Watertown on the forty eighth ballot to succeed Jotham P Allds amid bribery scandal turmoil. The vote split 17 Cobb 14 Hinman 8 with 2 not voting after a six hour battle.
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Taft
Elihu Root
George H. Fobb
Watertown
Senate
Jotham P. Allds
Root
Republican Party
New York
Airds
Gov. Hughes
Harvey D. Hinman
Binghamton
Hinman
Hughes
Cobb
Hinmami
Davis
Taft-Root-Hughes
Gov
Statehouse
White House
Sherman
Washington
Witter, McKenzie
New Manager Named for Columbian Record
Chris E Murphy has been chosen as manager and assistant editor of the Catholic Columbian Record. The Catholic weekly, a national Catholic thought organ, has published for 35 years and was founded as The Central Catholic by Rev D J O Donoghue before later becoming the Catholic Record.
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Chris .E. Murphy
Catholic Columbian-Record
the Columbian-Record
Murphy
C. J. Murphy
Evansville
D.J. O’.Donoghue
Central Catholic
The
Catholic Record
Park Plans To Be Finalized For Summer Work
The Board of Park Commissioners expects to finalize plans for summer improvements within four to five weeks. They will determine the scope of park and boulevard work, with east district projects limited to a boulevard from Brookside to Spade park. Pogue's run Pleasant Run and part of White River near Fail Creek mouth are included, with expenditures totaling a little over $200,000.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Brookside
Spades Park
Pogue's Run
Aleo Pleasant Run
White River
Fail Creek
Watch Reunites After Six Years With Owner
The timepiece recovered six years after its theft from Mrs. H. H. Evans of New Castle. Then Miss Lililian Malkamus, she was not yet married when the watch was taken. Hidden numbers inside the case, barely legible, identified the piece after a pawnbroker reported nothing. Detectives Houn er and Larsh traced the case to its rightful owner.
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H. H. Evans
New Castle
Mrs Lucy Harmon Dies of Apoplexy in Ohio
Mrs Lucy C Harmon widow of Judge Gilbert Harmon and longtime leader in the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs died today from an apoplexy stroke suffered in February. She was among the state’s most prominent club women and served as an officer in the federation.
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Foledo
Lucy C. Harmon
Gilbert‘ ‘Harmon
Ice
Ohio Federation of “Women’s ” Clubs
Election Results Spark Quiet Committeeman Races
The election of Wallace and Brown is assured with Wallace as Republican county chair and Ernest Brown leading Democrats. In Seventh ward, Foppiano wins five GOP seats and may contest one Gronninger pick. A disturbance at 427 West New York Street prompts replacement ballot supplies. Republicans meet in the criminal court room and Democrats in the circuit court room at 2 PM tomorrow.
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Seventh Ward
Joseph Foppiano
Taylor Gronninger
Foppiano
Gronninger
Sixth Ward
West
New York Street
Frank Felsberg
Criminal Court
Circuit Court
Alarm over Moros unrest in Mindanao policy clash
Washington reports warn that Moros unrest in Mindanao threatens peace and that officials oppose Brig. Gen. Pershing’s lenient policy. Some fear offending Sen. Warren, War Committee chair and Pershing backer, delaying decisive action despite warnings of danger to Americans.
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Washington
Department of Mindanao
War Department
John J. Pershing
Francis F. Warren
Military Affairs Committee
Gen. Pershing
Conductor Beaten by Soldiers On Streetcar
W N Schneff a Ft Benjamin Harrison conductor was injured when Edward Hill and John J Alghenburg soldiers attacked him on a streetcar. Schneff kept them on board until Massachusetts Avenue and New York Street where he handed them to corner policemen. Injuries treated at city dispensary.
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W. N. Schneff
Benjamin Harrison
Edward Hill
John J. Alghenburg
Schneff
Massachusetts Avenue
New York Street
Woodward and
Johnson
Sehneff
Peace efforts Rise in Transit Strike Deadlock
In Philadelphia on March 11 representatives of business, religious and fraternal groups plan arbitration pressure to end the transit strike. Officials say losses reach millions as unions threaten a state-wide walkout within 15 days if arbitration is refused. Police remain firm with the company described as obdurate.
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C. 0. Pratt
E. C.gruenwad
State Federation of Labor
W. D. Mahon
Regiqua
Philadelphia Rapid ‘Transit Company
Magny
W. VD. Mabon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Employes
State Federation of Labor Convention
Newcastle
Philadelphia Kapia Transit Company
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
Traction Company
James P. McNichol
Florida
Representative Cox Seeks Ban on Compulsory Railroad Relief Unions
Washington March 11 Representative Cox introduced a bill to stop railroads from forcing employees into compulsory relief associations and to remove railroad immunity for injuries. Separate ad notes a special sale of all wool fancy weave blue serge suits made to order at wholesale price 12.73 dollars from St Singer & Sons at 48 W. Washington St.
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Washington
Cox
St. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Roosevelt to Be Heavily Guarded During Italian Visit
Rome reports a secret guard will protect Theodore Roosevelt on his Italian tour. The government plans extensive measures to thwart Mafia and Camorra plots, with European police pooling resources and detectives assigned from Khartoum to Naples. Detectives will precede and shadow him day and night through cities and crowds.
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Rome
Theodore Roosevelt
Italy
Camorra
Europe
Roosevelt
Joseph Petrosino
New York
Naples
Africa
England
Secret Service
Jones Installed as Indiana Society President in Washington
Washington March 11. Thomas L. Jones was installed as president of the Indiana Society of Washington. The ceremony also installed the other officers.
Tailor-made Wool Serge Suit Offer at 12.75
J. Singer & Sons advertises pure wool fancy weave blue serge suits made to order at 12.75 during a special sale. Local tailors cannot match the price below 25.00, with the store located at 43 W. Washington St.
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J. Singer & Sons
W. Washington, St
Theories Not Followed In Emerson Case
Report notes detectives ignored the long held theory that criminals return to the crime scene. It suggests pursuing such leads might have helped locate the killer of John B. Emerson, as investigators relied on a reward and time, missing crucial conversations and clues.
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John B. Emerson
Manning
New York
West Streets
Emerson
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sun
Finest low priced suits at $15.00 in latest style
These suits, made from worsted and satin lined, are trimmed in the latest fashion and priced at $15.00. The ad proclaims a $25.00 quality line that has gained prestige yearly, with hundreds of new styles and shades listed, claiming none in the city match them.
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