05 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
1
Telegrams from London report shifts in the armistice talks with Greece and Turkey. Officials indicate possible Turkish withdrawal westward and Greece’s assent to a modified peace protocol, with Vienna and Sofia headlines noting autonomy and port status changes in the region.
War era style report references Russia Austria and Germany with implications of bank withdrawals and diplomatic pressure. It notes the death toll rising to eleven after a fatal collision near Dresden and injuries to Jiles Bryant in Lancaster.
State Senator George K. Cetone of Oto was convicted on a legislative bribery charge. He faced allegations of accepting payments in exchange for official favors and partisan influence. Prosecutors described the case as a crackdown on corruption in state government.
Ohio reports another conviction in the statewide assembly bribery scandal. State Senator Cetone or Dasten was found guilty of taking a 290 bribe from a detective posing as a jobber before the 1911 spring session. He is the third senator convicted. two representatives and the senate sergeant-at-arms had been convicted earlier. The case centered on the Cetone Whittmore Insurance bill and involved dictograph testimony. In a separate note, Hawthorne and three associates face charges in a trial over alleged promotion of mining properties in Temagami and Cobalt.
Premier Saionji and the entire Japanese cabinet resign amid turmoil over the Hadith dispute. A successor will be appointed to replace War Minister Lieutenant General Usehera as instability continues.
A jumble of early 20th century brief items notes a renowned aviator linked to royalty, unsettled negotiations over Joe Tinker’s Cubs transfer to Cincinnati, and various political appointments. Reports mention a veteran editor’s death after sixty-five years in service, weather, and telegraph-era intrigue including a Turkish minister in talks with Argentina and a major estate sale.
The administration refused a request by George R. Sheldon to deposit 22 million of government funds in banks to ease stringency. Sheldon had asked Taft to distribute funds outside New York, but Secretary MacVeagh declined citing no bank requests and ongoing market concerns. The article also notes Archbald case testimony, Kansas Senator Aristrong, and a Spanish American War pensions bill in the House.
In Crown Point Indiana the real money found in Mayor Knott’s desk, a $5000 bribe linked to the Dean heating franchise, remains unclaimed. Dee I Wanted an owner for the money and a court summons to prove ownership looms as officials seek return to rightful owner. A separate crash in Winatah Indiana reports Luz Wilson killed after being struck by a Pennsylvania train. In Gary the sentencing of former city clerk Charles Goff is postponed for one week as appeal questions its penal law basis.
Mrs. Robert Solet, long a New York society figure, died in a Paris home after a life linked to prominent social circles. Friends recall her charitable work and high society roles in the city.
Chanpberabarg, Pa decor. Sie. The article reports on a libel suit involving Dr Chad Clark at the University of Michigan who denies a Missouri claim that he was intoxicated in Ann Arbor. Clark recounts his visit and refutes the allegation while noting Barbour’s demand for a retraction.
A report links alleged police graft to the Rosen thal murder and the aldermanate inquiry, noting Commissioner Wai do's concerns. It claims since May this year over 5000 was extracted from disorderly houses on the riverfront, suggesting persistent corruption. Washington reports the Democratic national committee raised $1150 446 in the recent campaign and shows a balance of 400 on hand. The Taft campaign filing lists a total of Sion gen.
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau at 8 p.m. yesterday indicate clearing skies and a sharp drop in temperature across regions. The outlook suggests continued chill with light winds and dry conditions in most areas.
Witness Jundinmapolis Dee p Bear faced harsh cross examination as District Attorney Miller pressed for direct answers. Ryan admitted conferring with attorneys Hix eiis and Frank Webb about the Somerset Mass case and that O Donald’s alias was Davis. He struggled with handwriting questions and repeatedly gave nonresponsive replies despite court orders to answer directly.
The state forestry contest awarded prizes to seventh and eighth grade students and high school entrants with Miss Fern Swanson of Williamsport and Miss Gertrude Logue of Marshall among winners. Separate reports note a Frankfort grand jury reconvening to probe the death of George Allison, alleged drugging and robbery, plus a Lenox news note on tablet poisoning incidents and the consolidation of Linton newspapers.
Prominent social reformer known as Lady Cook travels toward Tus Country to advance community betterment efforts. Her journey signals continued activism and plans for upcoming engagements with local groups and supporters.
In a contested case, Passunrel sues to challenge Nes Yoo. The suit seeks social reform measures within the United States and aims to address policy concerns through legal action and public advocacy.
Carmi A Thoon Bon signed a receipt for 1 519 255 908 57 dollars representing the total money and securities in the treasury The counting was done in about eight hours by off icials and accelerated by Mr Ghro gun who relieved the duties of the counting staff and ensured seals remained intact at the last count The report notes friction with Secretary MacVeagh and the resignation of the former treasurer Tee McCbing.
A wreckage report near Chicago traces a three masted schooner en route from Manistique to Chicago with cargo of Christmas trees. The ship named the Duat is believed wrecked on the shore near Mich. It was carrying passengers, but numbers are unclear. The incident follows a November 17 fatigue event and the fate of any crew or passengers remains uncertain.
Grain and livestock prices reported from Indianapolis and Chicago. Wheat and oats prices shown for No 2 red and No 2 grain, with cattle hogs sheep and lambs values across markets, including Cincinnati and East Buffalo activity and monthly futures notes. Soy and cash quotations appear in scattered form with several decimals and trade figures.
The fragmentary text references veterans, seating, and possible event notes. Details are unclear but suggests a ceremony or tribute involving veterans and seating arrangements.
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