Harding Nominated by Ohio Republicans for Governor
Warren G. Harding of Marion won the Ohio Republican gubernatorial nomination on the third ballot at Columbus. George B. Cox backed Harding after Brown's vote collapsed, while Longworth and Garfield factions contested, and the Taft platform was adopted unchanged as the convention closed.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Marion
George B. Cox
Judge Brown
Hamilton County
Harding
Cox
Brown
Carmi
A. Thompson
Taft
James R. Garfield
Wade H. Ellis
Beverly
Ellis
Senator Burton
Senator Dick
Committee On Resolutions
Walter F. Brown
State Central Committee
Joseph Garrettson
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati Times- Star
Longworth
Cuyahoga County
Horton
Theodore Roosevelt
Grant Mause
Foraker
Richard Nevins
Nevins
Garfield
Burton
Gallia County
Madison County
Fayette County
Cleveland
Washington
Roosevelt
Akron
German Bank Niederdeutsche Bank Collapses Amid Arrests
Berlin and Dortmund report the arrest of Herr Ohm the Niederdeutsche Bank director on criminal responsibility for the collapse amid a run by depositors. Bankruptcy and insolvency spread fear through western German banks as efforts to rescue small creditors fail and branches across twenty towns face losses.
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New York Times
Berlin
Herr Ohm
Niederdeutsche Bank
Dortmund
Rhenish
Lst
Germany
Ohm
Imperial Bank of Germany
Niederdeutsche
Cuban Rebels Routed Near El Caney Fight
Rural Guards surprised insurgents at a farm near El Caney. One insurgent was killed and Gen Minieu was captured with two others, while the rest escaped. Prisoners were sent to Santiago for trial on arming rebellion. Authorities deny wider uprisings. Col Jane is reported at home near Guantanamo.
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NEW York Times
Havana
el Caney
Miniet
Carrillo
Minuet
Santiago
Cuba
Col
Jane
Guantanamo
Kelly Handy With Checks On a Brooklyn Taxi Ride
A youth identified as William T. Kelly or Allan Lloyd Kelly of 3,132 Broadway was arrested by Brooklyn detectives after a ride from East 100th Street Manhattan to Brooklyn. He passed a $108 check later deemed worthless and gave a cab driver a $70 check with instructions to keep the change. He was taken into custody at Adams Street Station with 51 cents and a checkbook.
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William T. Kelly
Allan Lloyd Kelly
Broadway
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
East 100Th Street
Manhattan
Fulton Street
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Kelly
Frederick Stroebel
Clymer Street
Jacob Hass
Riverside Bank
Head
Coney Island
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Hass
Stroebe
Adams Street
Building Strike Ordered In Chicago After Conference
A general strike of building trades was decided at a conference of thirty seven unions in Chicago to press Otis Elevator Co for a policy change. By noon tomorrow the strike was said to involve 28000 men, though later reports showed far fewer participants as carpenters electricians bricklayers plasterers hoisting engineers and laborers failed to join. The dispute centers on Otis removing machinists from elevator construction work, a practice AFL says belongs to elevator constructors.
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Chicago
Otis Elevator Company
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic Coast Dory Makers Advertise Steam Boat Engine Sales
Bakere and Garnet Dories listed with Concourse Hagson Terminal at 86 Giteroh, promoting motor boats for popular dlon uses.
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Bate
Bengoing Motor Boats
Dlon
Atlantic Co
Garnet Dories
Bakere
Concourse
Hagson Terminal
Giteroh, Agt
Canadian Officer Awaits Crippen at Belle Isle
A Montreal dispatch reports Canadian police plan to board the Montrose near Rimouski to arrest Dr Hawley Crippen if he is aboard. Dominion Police will coordinate with Scotland Yard and Tim reporter notes no arrest at Belle Isle. The Laurentic may reach Belle Isle tomorrow as efforts to contact vessels continue.
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New York Times
Montreal
Montrose
Father Point
W. G. Annable
Canadian Pacific Company
New York
Dr. Crippen
Belle Isle
Straits
Mr. Annable
Col. Sherwood
Dominion Police
Dew
Scotland Yard
Gauvreau
Rimouski
Ottawa
Crippen
Canada
Dominion Police Force
Hawley H. Crippen
Sherwood
Royal George
Bristol
Miss’ Leneve
Iridey
Commissioner Sherwood
Que
London
White Star Line
Inspector Dew
Crippen and Leneve believed aboard ships off Atlantic
Reports from Montreal Ottawa and S Sardinian dispatches say Inspector Dew pursues Crippen and Miss Leneve aboard the Montrose and Laurentic as ships race toward Quebec Rimouski and Father Point with extradition plans and no arrests yet. Officials expect a late arrival and possible interception at Rimouski or Quebec.
Deaf man sends Crippen money from New Brunswick
Elias Peterson of Marysville near Fredericton sent a money order to Dr. H. H. Crippen after reading an English cure-for-deafness ad. The July 14 cashing preceded Crippen’s London disappearance, and Peterson halted a second order after learning Crippen was missing. Scotland Yard followed up the July cashing.
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Fredericton
N. B
London
H. H. Crippen
England
Elias Peterson
Marysville
Peterson
Crippen
Scotland Yard
Babson’s Economic Analysis Prompts Times Sunday Order
The anonymous note urges readers to consult Roger W. Babson’s extraordinary economic analysis and to place early orders for Next Sunday’s Times, highlighting financial markets and expert insights.
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Roger W. Babson
Missing Summit electrician linked to wife and neighbor case
Walter P. Shapter city electrician and Summit fire department assistant chief vanished July 7 after withdrawing 5 000 to 6 000 dollars from Summit Trust. His wife allegedly disposed of property and cash he left, while neighbors Ruth Wilson also disappeared the same day. No clues yet.
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Walter P. Shapter
City Electrician
Summit
N. J
Fire Department
Frank Shapter
Fulton Avenue
Jersey City
Grand Central Station
Shapter
Beauvoir Avenue
Ruth Wilson
Andrew Wilson
Denman Place
Alfred Morrison
Springfield
New York
Wilson
Lou
Mr. Shapter
Death by Own Action of 91 Year Old Grandmother
Mrs Hannah Birk 91 a German immigrant widow with substantial Bronx real estate wealth died by gas asphyxiation in her home after family left to visit Far Rockaway. Alfred Bernheim a diamond broker and the deceased’s heirs left her behind seeking a sea view.
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Alfred Bernheim
Arthur Avenue
The
Bronx
Far Rockaway
Duellists’ Deaths End in Coroners Verdict
In Little Rock Arkansas a coroner's jury found that Ben Barger of the Tennessee Brewing Company and G M Gagnon of the Little Rock Fire Department died from shots fired by the other. Barger had challenged Gagnon after divorcing and remarrying Mrs Gagnon, who was once his wife. Barger had written a challenge and attempted to lure Mrs Gagnon from home with a false message claiming he had shot himself.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ben Barger
Tennessee Brewing Company of
Memphis
G. M. Gagnon
Fire Department
Gaynon
Ron Gaynon
Barger
Accession Declaration Bill Passes Second Reading
The King's Accession Declaration bill cleared its second reading in the House of Commons by 410 to 84 amid a fierce debate and street protests. An amendment replaces the line pledging membership in the Established Church with a pledge to be a faithful Protestant, easing some opposition but provoking Anglican concerns.
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London
House of Commons
House of Parliament
England
United Kingdom
Silvester Horne
The
Christian World
R. W. Perks, Bart
Guardian
Church of England
Asquith
Mr. Horne
House of Lords
the Times
Hensley Henson
Old Bridge Ablaze Again Sparks Rush Hour Chaos
Fire on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit tracks opposite the Fox Building caused a half hour standstill on the Brooklyn Bridge during rush hour. A Coney Island express halted nearby with passengers barely avoiding a crash as engineers stopped by emergency brakes. Firemen searched and lifted boards to extinguish smoldering ties while riveters escaped unharmed. Traffic resumed around 5:15 after the blaze was contained.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Fox Building
Manhattan
Coney Island
Heat waves persist as city endures high temps
Yesterday's average temp was two degrees lower than Tuesday with no material change expected today or tomorrow. The high reached five degrees at 4 pm, one less than Tuesday and six below Monday. one death from heat recorded in Manhattan. Stephen Couch, 26, of 322 West Twenty seventh Street, died after collapse on Eighth Avenue near 126th Street before Harlem Hospital staff arrived. Ten prostrations reported. Mercury climbs along the Missouri with readings above one hundred.
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Manhattan
Stephen Couch
Twenty-seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
126Th Street
Fulton
Harlem Hospital
No Bridge at 179th Street Site
The Joint Inter-State Bridge Commission halted work after boring 180 feet at the 179th Street Hudson River bridge site found only sand and mud. The commission moves boats downriver, plans a survey of the 110th Street site, then bore. New Jersey interests favored the 179th Street site less for commerce.
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Hudson River
179Th Street
Joint Inter-State Bridge Commission
110Th Street
Bosing
New Jersey
Rockefeller Charity Fire Damages Tenth Avenue Building
A fire of unknown origin damaged a four story brick building at 741 Tenth Avenue, housing a Legal Aid Society kindergarten funded by John D. Rockefeller. The burned structure also contains flats on the upper floors rented to settlement workers Miss Alice White and Miss Helen Hall.
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Tenth Avenue
Legal Aid Society
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Alice White
Helen Hall
Marshall P. Wilder Dying in Atlantic City
Marshall P. Wilder the noted humorist is dying of acute indigestion in Atlantic City. Two doctors treat him as his condition worsens through three weeks of illness. His wife Mrs. Wilder is ill from worry and nursing efforts as he nears death tonight.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Marshall P. Wilder
Wilder
Queen Wilhelmina Invests in Cullman Coal Lands
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland has invested about 750000 in coal lands in Cullman Alabama and agents seek further investments. The Cullman Coal and Coke Company formed with 2000000 capital, the Queen owning nearly half the stock, Dutch capitalists hold the rest. Coal will be mined and shipped mainly to Holland from Mobile. A kinsman’s visit prompted the move amid Dutch and German settlement in the area.
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New York Times
Cullman
Ala
Wilhelmina of Holland
Alabama
Cullman Coal and Coke Company
Holland
Mobile
Old Astor House to Stand Despite Rumors
Rumor of demolishing the old Astor House for a modern office building was denied by lessee A. H. Thurston. The long running tale surfaces periodically with no clear origin as Col. John Jacob Astor stated months earlier he planned no tearing down of the historic hotel dating from 1835.
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Astor House
A. H. Thurston
John Jacob Astor
Memory Lost Woman Reunited With Father After Hour
A well dressed 23 year old woman sought police help at the Harlem Station claiming memory loss of her name and husband. Buckridge found in her bag a card bearing John Morrisey, leading to her identification as Mrs Mary of West 1434 Street. After hospital care her memory returned and she went home with her father.
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Buckridge
West 125Th Street
Harlem
New York Central Railroad
John Morrisey
117Th Street
Eighth Avenue
McCombs
Mary
West 1434 Street
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Rail cartel shift steadies market with private sale
Market relief followed news that Kuhn, Loeb & Co. arranged a private sale to absorb a bulky rail share block. The move trimmed fears of a broad liquidation linked to Canadian and British interests in Rock Island, Lehigh Valley, Missouri Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande and related lines forming a potential transcontinental system.
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Transcontinental Railway Group
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Wabash
Lehigh Valley
Wall Street
F.S. Pearson
Tn Rock Island
D. G. Reid
William H. Moore
F. 8. Pearson and Sperling
Dr. Pearson
Gould
Moore-Reid
Western Pacific
Pacific Coast
New York
Atlantic
Pearson Syndicate
Issouri Pact
International Syndicate
Kuhn, Leeb & Co
East Spring
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F. W. Treadway
Rudy A. Archer
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A. G. Denman
Cox and Harding
Gen
Ethel Leneve
Canadian Pacific
White Star
Laurentia
Antwerp
John Robinson
St. Lawrence
Sardinian
N. F
Miss Leneve
New Brunswick
Pitinndia
Wuassere
Times
Hannah Birk
Church
Old Bridge
Missouri
Inter-State Commission
Rockefeller Charity
Blaze
Queen
Railroad Dream
Mexico
Chihuahua
Rio Grande
Pearson
Percival Farquhar
Frefnh
Messrs. Pearson
Marquhar
E. D. Kenna
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé
H. S. Cables
Mr. Kenna
Pearson Groupn
Sosecatel Pearson Railway and Lumber Enterprise
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