Chief Kohler Is Acquitted As Chief Reinstated
Cleveland June 24 Chief Kohler known nationwide as the Golden Rule chief was acquitted Thursday of charges of gross immorality and habitual drunkenness by the civil service commission. An hour after acquittal he was reinstated as chief by Mayor Maenhr who had suspended him. The trial spanned nearly two weeks with about two hundred witnesses. The case stirred a political feud tied to former mayor Tom Johnson and Kohler’s allies. Kohler earned his fame for handling first offenders outside the cot system.
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Cleveland
Sie
Keller
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Kohler
Cot
Detectives abandon Elm Street Express robbery case
June 24 OL CITY Missing $32,000 in packages from Adams Express at Elm Street office prompted a large force of Secret Service and railroad detectives to work the May 18 burglary. After weeks on the case, many investigators have left for other posts while officials offer no new details. Rumors persist of the unrecovered $12,000 and two $10,000 pay rolls, with officials suggesting further developments may unfold quietly.
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Acore
Elm Street
Adams Express Company
Secret Service
P. RB. R
Rarth
Express
Hospital Notes From Shepanga Valley and Nearby
Thomas Leighty, a boy who fell from a tree with a fractured skull, was discharged from Shepanga Valley hospital today after surgery. He returned home on Cedary Street. Mrs. Ella Barris, long ill at Shanango Valley hospital, has recovered and gone home. Harry Mahon of Pennsylvania, who was injured recently, is recovering rapidly.
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Thomas Leighty
Shepanga Valley Hospital
Cedary
Ella Barris
Shanango Valier Hospital
Harry Mahon
Lin Pennsylvania Employe
Heath
Horse Stolen From Export Farmer Dean Howe Report
Local police received word that a Bald face sorrel mare was stolen from Export farmer Dean Howe with no clues yet to its whereabouts. The mare is described as Bald face sorrel with two white bind feet. The note seems garbled about weight and breakfast use.
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Dean Howe
Manuel's bid for absolute rule sparks governing cabinet plan
A report from June notes Portugal tangles with unrest as King Manuel seeks a dictatorial cabinet shift. Factional rivals within his party push for power while Manuel vows ongoing support from key leaders to push through a new governance plan.
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Mabuel
Manuel
Hla
Carefully Planned Murder and Suicide in Detroit Case
DETROIT June 24 Coroner Burgess states careful planning preceded the murder suicide by Robert Collins 82 who killed his wife 45 then shot himself as he led the two grandchildren from the room after she refused reconciliation He left a note for his brother and had filed divorce papers Meanwhile news from Montinetos reports the death of Alre Alexander Wiley in another jealousy linked homicide and suicide Niagara Falls reports tourists witnessing a man leap into the Niagara River from Second Sister Island and drown downstream near Horseshoe Falls
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Mich
Corener Burgess
Tony
Robert Colling
Collins
Montinetos
Alre
Alexander Wiley
Sulelie
Wiley
Niagara Walls
Niagara
Horseshoe Falls
Mystery in Death of Two Italians Sparks Police Probe
In Scilinton a switch operator reported shots fired. Police found two Italians dead in the roadway. The younger man, about 20, bore four bullet wounds and a $140 bundle under his shirt. The elder, about 60, had a bullet wound, a revolver with one discharged cartridge, and wore a false mustache. Police theorize the younger was attacked by the elder and a fleeing accomplice during a robbery.
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Scilinton
Soan
Doun Kane
Onn
Shippers Object to Express Rates Hearing Held
Michigan shippers protested express company rates at a state railroad commission hearing in Lansing. Only one shipper, EB J. Jones of Grand Rapids, attended. express firms were represented. Also reported is the death of infant Mary Elizabeth Lebberger, eight weeks old, with funeral services to be held Saturday at St. Joseph's Church and burial in Aldakephx cemetery.
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United Tress
Lansing
Mich
Tum &4
Michlzag
Atite Railroad Commission
Tsrand Rapida
Mary Flinbeth
Lebberger
Mary Bifaberh
Dagghter
George Lebberger
Long Avenue
Pritt Letherger
St. Jogenh'a
Aldlakeph'x Cemetery
Idle Wyle Club Event At Vort Entertainment
Informal entertainment and lunch marked a club gathering. Misa Allanheth Morgan of Pennsylvania Avenue will enter train the club next week to oversee proceedings and welcome members.
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Misa Doa
Divisionatvort
Mharrdiay
Mita Allanheth Morgan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Will
Taft Family Arrives in Beverly for Summer Season
Beverly Massachusetts June 34 United Press reports the Taft family arrives as Beverly opens its summer season. President Taft accompanies Miss Helen, Charlie and Robert, with Mrs Taft enjoying a stroll. Charlie heads to the Sylph yacht, meeting Captain Charles R Train, while Robert visits Myopia Hutcheb. Helen spends part of the morning with her mother and then a drive, and Mrs Taft plans an automobile ride with Miss Helen and Robert later.
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United Press
Beverly
Mass
Dirs
Taft
Helen
Charlie
Robert
Aft
Suchoa
Burgess Point
Charles R. Train
Push Case Versus Beef Trust Developments In Chicago
The U S attorney general says the beef trust case will proceed as Judge Landis sustains the Packers demurrer Assistant Attorney General Fagin will rebuild the indictment for a new case In Chicago the officials discuss the faulty indictments and possible prosecutions while the railway rate bill gains support and the president’s powers are noted as vital for informed recommendations.
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United Press
Chicago
Beef Trust
General Wickersham
Landis
Department of Justice
Department of Justles
Pagin
Ale Tomes
Whean
Wickersham
40 000 000 Eggs in Storage in New York
New York reports 40 million eggs shipped into Newark since April and stored by warehousemen to ride out anticipated price spikes. Most eggs come from Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, bought at 22 1/2 to 24 cents a dozen. Insurance and storage lift cost to about Shennts a dozen. potential profit cited if retail price reaches 45 cents next winter.
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New York
Newark
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Wover
Kaiser in yacht to race westward
The Kaiser sailed aboard the Meteor today in a second race against the Westward owned by Alexander Smith Cochran of New York, with the Kaiser's crew showing improved mobility. Captain Barr again skippered the Westward as the Meteor crossed the starting line amid cheers.
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Meteor
Alexander Smith Cochran
New York
Uemburg
Barr
Personal notes from Court Street and Youngstown social reply
Mrs Tames Cunningham of Court stron spent Thursday in Youngstown. Jennie Lawson underwent operation at the Mercer hospital. Joseph Karr and family of Chestnut Street visited Slippery Rock for a day of fishing. Portsmouil Va society women who play bridge and cards are at the encampment with negro crap shooters in sermon at Atlantic Baptist. Coach tolsy mentions Boainx and offer to bear half the expense. Philadelphia Press notes reaction.
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Courtstron
Youngstown
Kuttie Mehmian
West Washington Street
Jennie Lawson
Mércer
Joseph Karr
Chestnut
Snreet
Pret Kerr
Slippery Rock
Portsmoutil
Elaga
Lew
Broughton
Atantic Baptist
Virminis
Tolsy
Special Sale Announces New Princess Slips Line
For Saturday, a Special Sale of Ladies' White Underskirts is joined by a new line of Princess Slips just received. Styles include 98e lawn slips trimmed with lace and embroidery and Better Princess Slips in long cloth and lawn at 2.00, 2.50, 3.40 and 3.98 dollars.
Middy Blouses in Twisted Muslin at $1.00 Each
New Middy blouses shown in two popular numbers for Misses sizes 12 14 16 and Ladies sizes 34 36 38. Made of twisted muslin they are trimmed in Cadet and Navy Blue with prices listed as $1.00 and $1.50.
Wash Suits and Dresses Lot Slashed at Auction
A small lot of ladies wash suits jumper suits and lawn shirtwaist suits from last season is offered at $2.80 to $6.98. The sale ends tomorrow with 8 cents holding choices for buyers while quantities last.
Remarkable Offer on Imported Allover Swisses at 25c Yard
Our entire stock of Imported Allover Swisses is priced at 25e a yard. The fabric comes 80 inches wide with about ten patterns that formerly sold at 55e to 1.00. Some pieces are slightly soiled but still a great bargain. Come early tomorrow to choose these fine Swisses at 25c per yard.
Ladies Jersey Vests and Burson Hose Sale
Saturday offer of 23 dozen ladies Jersey ribbed gauze vests at 10c each and Burson Hose in black with ribbed top and split sole, seamfree and normally 25c. Men's plain black sheer hose, 21c, closed out from New York, special at 10c a pair.
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Buryson
Burson
New York
Turban Pins Barrettes And Back Combs Marked Down
Saturday sale features marked down turban pins barrettes and back combs from 2 for 5 cents to 25 cents, with pins previously 10 cents now at 5 cents and 1 cent offerings for select items. Includes barrettes and back combs once priced 10 to 25 cents.
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Airdome Theatre
Flags for Fourth of July Display at Competitive Prices
Advertises a range of Wool Flags in sizes 3x3 to 8x12 with prices from 1.00 to 6.00, Fash color Cotton flags in 3x5 to 4x6 with prices from 0.47 to 1.25, and Printed Cotton Flags mounted on sticks in 12 to 48 inches with various prices. Also urges comparing prices before purchase.
Battle over Appalachian reservation bill stalls Senate
After a two hour truce the war over the Appalachian reservation bill resumed with Senator Burton, leader of the opposition, blocking progress and accusing the bill of delay while Crane sought to call off the filibuster. Burton defended lengthy debate as essential to the measure.
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Iate
Appalachian Mountain Reservation
Crane
Barton
R. O
Bureton
Burton
Locating Wendling in Mexican Border Region Reported
Washington June 24. Alonzo P. Garrett reports Wendling missing is located between Nuevo Laredo on the Mexican border and San Antonio. Louisville authorities are seeking him for the murder of Ktths Alma Kellner. Texas officials to lead the search. The State Department has no jurisdiction in the area.
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Washington
Alonzo P. Garrett
Nenvo Laredo, Inc
Wendling
Wissing Danttor
Louisville
Ktths
Alma Kellner
Neuve Laredo
San Antonio
Toursville
Texas
State Department
Local girls honored at Seton Hall Academy
The Seton Hall Academy commencement exercises in Pittsburgh drew about fifty diocese dignitaries including Bishop Canevin. Six graduates received gold medals. Estella McAleer of Granford Avenue won the Seton excellence and honor medals and earned distinctions in Latin, English history, chemistry, geometry, sewing, German, physical culture and church history.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Seton Hall
Pittsburg
J. F. “Legis Canevin
Estella McAleer
Granford Avenue
Miss McAleer
News by mail offer for travel readers reduces worry
An office advertises a mail subscription plan promising delivery of The News anywhere. It states a weekly cost of ten letters per week and a four month rate of 94.00. The arrangement is made directly with the office and no carrier has authority to take orders.
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New Castle
News Office
United States
Canada
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