Laughlin said to die by own action linked to Taft
Pittsburgh report states Laughlin, longtime banker and steel director, was found dead at Laugh Woodlawn Road after months of illness. Officials cite cerebral hemorrhage or self-inflicted gunshot, with two doctors noting possible autopsy delay. Funeral planned. connections to Taft era prominent clubs and Jones Laughlin Steel noted.
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Pittsburg
Thomas Khin
Dones & Steck Company
Monument Mvs and Club Man
Br Woof
Taft
Allegheny County
Laugh Woodlawn Road
East End
Phye
Young Laughlin
Laushin
Creative Inform
Ting
Ph Faushiin
TL “Rennan
W. Hiam
Mc Rennen
Laughlin
Tr. Ingram
Ar. Laughlin
Jones Laughlin Steel Company
Ihlin Hone
McConnor
Jon
June
Laush- Hin
Schentey
Charles C. Benson
Ganich
Furson
Camlida
Lillis Forced Out of Country Club Membership
Directors of an exclusive Kansas City country club adopted a resolution to compel Jere F. Lillis to appear and show cause why he should not be dismissed from membership. Lillis resigned in response. The same meeting accepted the voluntary resignation of J. P. Cudahy.
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Pr Aansas Mo. Marcel
Country Club
Jere F. Lillis
Lillis
J.P. Cudahy
Valuntar
Cudahy
Claims disallowed for priority of charges against railway
Indianapolis March 12. Eleven hundred intervening petitions for priority of claims totaling $2 060 are disapproved by Special Master Noble C. Butler for the Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Railway in reorganization. The claims for supplies sold after the mortgage lien was placed on the property were rejected.
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Associated Dress
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicaga, Cincinnati & Louisville Railway Company
Noble C. Butler
United States
Exposition seeks federal aid for New Orleans event
A proposal for a future exposition in New Orleans to mark the Panama Canal completion seeks federal assistance. An audience with the president is reportedly arranged to discuss the plan.
Ice Cream Parlor Owner Fined for Assault
Madison March 12 James Y Keeley proprietor of an ice cream parlor was fined one dollar after pleading guilty to assault for hugging a waitress. The report notes a quip about living in glass houses and growing vegetables.
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Northwestern
Madison, Wik
James Y. Keeley
Lillis Returns Home After Week at St Marys Hospital
Jere F from the Western Ex-. March 12. He was able to go home after a week at St. Marys hospital with wounds from an alleged heating knife attack. A nurse said he was getting along splendidly and his wounds were healing fast. his departure brings him to a cheerful mood.
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Jere F
St. Mary's
John BP
Weed Gumaer Co assigns assets to pay depositors
Special to The Northwestern Werranne Wisconsin Weed Gumaer Co faces forced winding up under a state law. The partnership has run the bank since 1901 and will assign assets to a court appointed assignee to convert property to cash for the depositors. Assignees are Charles F Crane and Thomas F Wilson.
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Werranne
Wis. Mart
Weed
Gurnaer & Co
Heserblés
Supreme Court
I Isue
Weed, Gumaep & Co
Jalways
W. H. Weed
EV. Kinwood
API. Totter
Gumner & Co
Weed, Gumaer & Co
Weed and Geumaer Manufacturing Company
Weed and Gumner Manufacturing Company
Ed. Gumner & Co
Ark
Charles F. Crane
Thomas F. Wilson
Fond du Lac Victory in Woman Suffrage Debate Assembly
Fond du Lac Assembly 2 E.R. UL defeated Appleton Assembly No 2 in a decisive unanimous debate on granting the ballot to women. The event drew about 40 debaters, a visiting Appleton drill team, and a social with music by Walls Orchestra.
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Fond du Lac
E.R. UL
Appleton
Appleton Assembly
Ty. G. Williams
Pp. F. Riewett
M. K. Reilly
George R. Fox
Robert FF. McGuan
Henry HH. Thiel
A. Williams
Neenah
Order
J. C. Hilton
Joseph H. Kitz
L. K. Bronson
Oshkoeh! Assembly No
Mayhew Mott
Clyde Kimball
J. Hr. Chamberlain
Kaukauna
Warchause
Walls Harp Orchestra
Police scent mystery prompts quirky clue hunt
A lighthearted crime note claims a daughter’s timing habit sparks a mystery. The piece playfully links punctuality to a scent clue trail, suggesting a humorous local tale rather than a real investigation.
Denial of Guggenheim Interest in Cunningham Claims
Clarence Cunningham testifies before U S commissioner McGee denying any Guggenheim interest in Cunningham coal claims. He says no money was paid by Guggenheims and cites a failed Salt Lake City agreement in 1897. The inquiry targets a possible Guggenheim combined interest and details of an alleged affidavit by Louis Glavis.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Guggenheim Syndicate
Cunningham
Wentinnis
United
Guggenheims
Louis R. Gilavis
Tie
Louis HK. Glivig
Iitgingham
DAVIS
Washington
Dingineer A
Ballinger-Pichet Invests Committee
Eliry Ballinger
Tia
Ballinger
Faler
Anelares
Batling
Glavis
Calhoun Honored in Unveiling of South Carolina Statue
A ceremony marking the unveiling of a statue honoring John Calhoun occurred sixty years after his era. Governor and ex Governor Mauldin attended as speakers, with prominent figures from South Carolina present. The ceremony referenced Ethan Allen and highlighted the state’s patriotic legacy amid the statue’s mounting.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D
Marek TZ
Congress
When will it cease
Chicago March 12 price levels for meat and pork products rose to new highs. Live logs reached 11 per log with several carloads sold. wholesale fresh pork values also hit peak figures. Loins 17 cents per pound butts 11 1/2 cents tenderloin 30 cents spare ribs 13 1/2 cents trimmings 4 1/2 cents.
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Associated Tess
Chicago
Dynamite Trunk Found At Pabst Brewery Warehouse
A trunk containing three sticks of dynamite was found on the warehouse steps at the Pabst brewery wholesale house in Milwaukee. The trunk arrived after a Northern Pacific train trip last night and also held parts of a suit of clothes and a miner's outfit. The dynamite had been dug up and placed under the warehouse.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Ashland Gays
Pabst Brewery
Northern Pacific
Morgan Amused by Embassy Action at New York Hotel
The article describes Mr. Morgan reacting with amusement as a scene unfolds at a New York hotel. John W. Garrett, secretary to the American embassy, is present, and a discussion about a partner or event draws attention. A report notes a surprise moment as officials engage with attendees.
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Mare Ph
J. Mergatt
Gand
Ghee America
Phaire
Mr. Morgan
Cooper Presides At Northwestern Washington Event
March 12 report from The Northwestern Washington details representative blenry A set to preside over a Saturday program. Arthur Tebe shoof will discuss travels while Lind ne. The lineup includes Kuvateranton and other speakers performing stunts and caribou voyage notes.
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Washington, SD
Arthur Tebe
Lind
Hudseam Bay
Caribou
Torbeister
Keith
FLW. c
Noted prelate dies at conference in New Jersey
Bishop Henry Way Louis of the Atlantic City area collapsed at the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal conference hotel. He died of a heart attack before aid could reach him. The sudden death caused shock as attendees prayed and the session adjourned. Bishop Spellmeyer of Saint Louis was named to lead remaining sessions.
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Henry Way Louis
New Jersey
Spellmeyer
Neele
New Orleans
Willl
Commoner
London
James O'Connor
March —Eelwrirad
T Midland Securities Company
Johnn W. Giles Sinvel
Lind
Seaboard Airline
Buinsas Iy Southern Railways
Formier Yiedene
Tava Empanies
Arrest of confidential clerk uncovers church property papers
A confidential clerk to M. Tne a Untuidater of church properties was arrested in Nevers today. Police searched Gau thier's former house and seized twenty sets of papers revealing Punen's modus operandi. Additional documents were found in apartments rented by Dues, linked to a grand larceny and a life of luxury in Paris.
Railway Bill Change Reported by Interstage Committee
The base committee of interstate commerce disclosed a change to the railway bill before March. The proposal conditions carrier consolidation or reorganization on a daw. The action follows adoption by the committee on the condition precedent to the merger.
Man Kills Himself After Saying He Was Too Old to Work
An authorless Associated Press dispatch from Chicago reports Silas M. Turowski, a lodge keeper, fatally shot himself after claiming he was too old to work. The piece weaves unrelated reflections on indoor plants and social duty, ending with a note on young graduates returning home from college and feeling shame.
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Associated Fressy
Hicago
Silas Ff
Philadelphia Car Strike Intensifies Across City
A broad labor conflict grips Philadelphia as street car workers strike and allied groups threaten wider action. Officials see the dispute as local, while national bodies lure mediation to curb violence and reach arbitration. Taft administration stance remains noninterventionist amid calls for federal help.
Oppose La Follette Primary Election Legal Challenge
Sperint ta Milwaukee Wisconsin Nortinwesern reports a conference planned in Chicago or Milwaukee to discuss the primary election law case. A delayed decision may be made Tuesday on the constitutionality of the Wisconsin primary law and the possible plan to oppose La Follette.
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Milesaukee
Wi Nortinwesern
Robbers Make Fair Haul In Virginia Bank Heist
Virginis Neb March 12 Charles Hal son of the state bank of Virginia said $7,000 was taken last night by robbers who escaped. The men exchanged shots with authorities during the getaway.
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Virginis
Charles Hal, Caghter
State Bank of Virginia
Seaside Breaks Off In Fatal Beach Landing Attempt
Reported by Associated ShIe es indicates a fatal beach landing attempt near Seaside. G Subulta of Milwaukee and Hedirae Notte of Mele Furl- Tut, along with others, were involved as a vessel overturned.
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Associated
Seaside
CIA
Bewch
G. Subulta
Milwaukee
Wis
Hedirae Notte
Wiak
Schultz
Gheensheus Srconiehe
County fair plans stir Winneshago county farmers
The Committee for Fair of Winnebago County appoints a stock subscription drive to fund a county fair at Oshkosh. Leaders Waterhouse Neemith Menasha push residents across Oshkosh Neenah Menasha to raise $20,000 toward a $20000 capitalization with strong support from many towns and organizations.
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Oshkosh
Winnelage
G@shkosh
Oshkoshi
Masterson
Neemith
Menashi
Mr Waterhouse
Chamber of Commercat Parker
George J. Smith
D. A. Tase
Retail Merchants' Association
Otto Kenetd
Ety Oof
Neenah
James Arawa
William Kuerer
Menasha
Charles AL Tiebinson
Whliam Strange
Omra
Leon B. Floover
Winnecanna
Merritt FL White
Julius Ll. Dennhardt
Fred Paige
Fred Gronks
Winnevonne
Frank G Cross
Algoma
L. Smith
Ulletes
Robert W. Mackle
Nekiinl
James Weller
Wolf River
Henry Rovsen
Winchester
Clay
Lane
Nepenskun
Ream
Black Wolf
Ernst Raddatz
Vinland
John Jones
Poyson
James , Heffron Jr
Rushford
T. E. Loope
County Board Rejects Probation Funds in Juvenile Court
County supervisors vote down proposed appropriations to finance a probation officer and related services for the juvenile court. While discussions touched on a small grant to support a probation officer, officials rejected both the probation officer and accompanying staffing costs, halting the plan.
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Feruuse
Ceaathahs
Reece
Board of
Supervisare Thisceming
BROW
Winnelesa County
Lamume
Theo Hy Govole
Mrs Wright Dies After Aged Life In Accident
Mrs Wright dies at a venerable age. Daughter Miss Hitt Wright confirms the illness. Burials planned in Riversian cemetery and Michigan, with services at Theodore Fria oo Se and the German Methodist Church. The obituary notes surviving children and relatives.
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Hitt Ve Wright
Wirranklin Avenue
Chirag
Moaflernani
Vieunam Central Railway
Michigan
Wadlsita Funesat
K. FF
Wabpits
Welock
Lakery
Theodore Fria
Fire in repair shops sparks blaze at railway yard
Fire broke out this afternoon at the repair shops along Arriven Avenue when a drum of naphtha spilled. Workers were refitting paint at the scene when an explosion occurred, destroying the landing area and causing about 250.008 in damages.
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T Stan Hievated
Arriven Avenue
Arnatre Toem
Train Clears Avalanche Scene on Great Northern Line
Seattle March 1 A Great Northern overland train moved east over its own track today the first to pass the avalanche scene after the mating line had been tied up for over three weeks.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Great Northern Overland
Strike Averted as Baltimore & Ohio Reaches Settlement
Amicable settlement ends threat of nationwide rail strike. Baltimore & Ohio officials and conductors and trainmen unions agreed to tacitly mutual concessions. Terms were undisclosed but viewed as a basis for similar deals east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio.
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Associated Press
New York
Balmore & Ohm
Mississippi
Baltimore & Ohio
Utailway
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen S
Baltimore
Miah
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Beaste Ss
Miippi
Wen
Ae West
Drader
Wents Garretson
Lee
Imations
County Board Completes March Session Busy With Finances
County supervisors wrapped up the March session with routine reports and requests. A proposal to pay eighty percent of the county superintendent of schools traveling expenses was noted but missed. Supervisor Shen urged uniform equitable assessments, proposing standardized values for property rated by district assessors. The board adjourned sine die with the November meeting anticipated.
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County Board of Supers
Mo i White
Winnecame
Khins
Ahonut
Hien
Datter
Geo Kerzie
Minnie Wyff
Fourtesses
Wiliam Arig Try
I. Thompson
Fe. TL McDonahd
Shen
Chicago man kills wildcat with a kick near home
Milwsur keeper Harry Uberhan of a Chicago Mile walker residence was attacked last evening by a wildcat returning from camp. He defended himself with a kick, sustaining injuries described as a swollen laceration while nursing a wounded aunt from the encounter.
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Harry Uberhan
Chicago
Mile Walker
Fllis Janction
Abecham
Sorghum Mill to be Built in Marinette Area
Wisconsin forecast and local notes follow. H Brakensisk of Quincy moves to Marinette county to prepare installation of a sorghum extracting plant in Wausaukee. Timing listed as a.m. May Day. March 12 weather remarks and observations included.
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Milwaukee
Mareh
Marinette
H. Brakensisk
Quincy. Nl
Marinette County
Wausaukee County
Wisconsin
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