Etherington Lynching Triggers Ohio Crowds and Official Crackdown
In Newark Ohio a lynching follows the shooting of William Howard by Carl Etherington a 22 year old strike breaker and ex police chief Etherington is seized by a mob after leading an assault on Howard and a later raid after the jail siege eight prisoners escape the dry county center of Licking County fights over enforcement as sheriffs deputies and troops move to quell renewed unrest
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Ohio
Linkheim
Eth
Wht
Barber
Fourth
Ohio Regiment
Weibrecht
Carl Etherington
State Anti-Saloon League
Etherington
Pig
William Howard
Newark
Licking County
Anti-Saloon League
League
Baltimore & Ohio
Howard
Jeffries Contemplates Return Fight With Johnson
James J. Jeffries told a United Press representative in Los Angeles that he may fight Jack Johnson again within six months. He spoke at his Cypress home after a meeting with Sam Berger and friends, saying he has considered another match and will decide soon. Berger said the mental strain of prior training affected Jeffries, and Jeffries and Berger plan to split time between his ranch in Burbank and home as they weigh a comeback.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Cypress
Jeffries
Sam Berger
United Press
Jack Johnson
Reno
Berger
Jack
Jack Kipper
Sam
Rowardennan
Jeff
Champion
Burbank
Inyo County
SANDERBILT GIRL TO WED K R SANDERBILT RELATION WIDENED
United States gossip notes report a Sanderbilt engagement to Margaret Rutherford of Fifth Avenue. Details hint at social strain and family plans amid a Paris summer, with the couple’s future in doubt as preparations for a possible wedding unfold.
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York
Deapitet
Bie Son
Margaret Rutherford
William K. Vandevilt
Ming Rutherford
Amg
Paris
Iouurists Lost in Avalanche in Wald Switzerland
Five members of a party are missing after an avalanche near the Berglihut yesterday in Wald Switzerland. Seven guides were rescued by search parties, and two men attempting to cross the Jungfrau glacier were swept away.
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United Press
Wald
Switzerland
Alaré
Berglihut
Jungfrau Glacier
Expert legal fight over Bussell insanity and confinement
Wallace A. Bussell 24, declared insane by Judge Frater's court after the Monte Carlo saloon killing. The prosecution seeks a state asylum while Bussell and parents push for a private California hospital. Conferees weigh whether to move him out of state to speed release or keep within state to allow protest against liberty.
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Wallace A. Buseel
Bussell
Busesell
Callifornia
Wallace A. Bussell
C. B. Buswell
Hussell
Longmont Sanitarium
California
John W Robertson
Russell
Buxsell
Judge Frater
Divorces Filed Over Affection Split at Office Bar
Grace Maloney sues Patrick J. Maloney saloon owner of 218 First St for divorce. She alleges he transferred affections to another woman and forced her to leave their hotel apartment. She seeks property division and 76 dollars monthly alimony.
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Grace Maloney
Patrick J. Maloney
Maloney
Mount Vernon
Man Hit by Billiard Cue in Saloon Beating Case
Pred G Linck, who recently won a verdict for $10,000 against Matheson and Deady for a saloon beating in March 1808, was arrested on a charge of insanity. A medical commission will examine Linck at 1 30 Monday afternoon after his defense argues insanity caused by the attack.
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Pred G. Linck
Matheson & Deady
Infantry
Robert Welch
Linck
Cail
Gay
Victor
Record Flight Stuns As La Bouchere Surpasses Hours
In Rheims France La Bouchere piloting an Antoinette airplane set a new continuous flight record of four hours and fifty minutes. He also broke the long distance speed record by covering 214 miles in four hours and twenty seven minutes.
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Rheims
France
Farman
la Bouchere
Roosevelt speech could swing Indiana votes in 1912
Indianapolis July 9 The Beveridge campaign forecast claims Theodore Roosevelt’s influence could convert 10 000 Indiana votes to support Republican Senator Beveridge and 16 000 doubtful votes, enough to boost party totals. They cite Roosevelt carrying Indiana by 90 000 in 1904 and Taft’s slim margin in 1908 as evidence of personal following shaping results.
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United Free
Indianapolis
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Beveridge
John W. Kern
Senate
Indiana
Roosevelt
Taft
Poindexter Strong in Southern District Surge in Tacoma Support
Capt A W Lewis reported to Secretary Murfine that Poindexter leads in Tacoma as a U S Senate candidate with Ashton seen as a local favorite but lacking statewide backing. Southern district sentiment favors Poindexter, with business interest voters wary of insurgency yet siding with the congressman ally.
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A. W. Lewis
Tacoma
Poindexter
New York
Murfine
United States
Ashton
Lewin
King County
Capt. Lewis
Congress
Crear
Baroness de La Roche Injured in Plane Drop
Baroness de La Roche suffered a 250 foot fall at Bethany Plains. She endured multiple fractures to limbs and serious internal injuries but remained conscious. Doctors report her skull not fractured and say recovery chances appear favorable despite frightful injuries.
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Rhmeims
France
Bethany Plains
Baroness de la Roche
Russell
Manila cigar cargo shatters import records in Tacoma
The Blue Funnel liner Bellerophon arrived from Liverpool and the Orient with 15,000,000 Philippine cigars, breaking all import records. The cargo covers 300 cases with 50,000 cigars per case, distributed for every sixth man, woman, and child in the United States.
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United Press
Tacoma
Manila
Bellerophon
Liverpool
Orient
United
Roosevelt backs Beveridge insurgent bid in Indiana
The article argues Col. Roosevelt plans to help reelect Senator Beveridge, an insurgent against Taft and the party establishment. It notes Beveridge’s opposition to the Aldrich Payne tariff and railroad bills and frames Roosevelt’s stance as a clear endorsement of insurgents like Beveridge La Follette and Poindexter.
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Poindexter
Sagamore Hill
Col. Roosevelt
Indiana
Beveridge
Aldrich
Cannon
Aldrich-Payne
Taft
Aldrich- Payne
la Follette
Wickersham
Theodore Roosevelt
Another Aviator Killed Near Plum Island River
Newburyport Massachusetts July 9 United Press reports A L Pfitzner fell from a biplane about 75 feet above Plum Island river. Witnesses say the aircraft capsized and observers fear fatal internal injuries.
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United Press
Newburyport
Maass
Plum Island River
A. L. Pfitzner
Chicago Endures Heat Wave Sets City Record
Chicago reports 96 deaths linked to an ongoing heat siege with the city thermometer at 92 degrees on a day of stifling heat. Prostrations spread across districts as temperatures stayed high and crowds sought shade.
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Walted Press
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Charlton Will Not Go Free Despite Technicalities
Jersey City July 9 United Press says Prosecutor Garvin rejected claims Porter Charlton may be freed due to U S Italian government issues. He stated the confessed wife killer will be tried by court or insanity commission and not released on technicalities.
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United Press
Jersey City
N. J
Porter Charlton
Garvin
Jersey
Water Shut-Off Notice in South Park Monday
Water will be shut off in South Park on Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The interruption affects all residences and businesses in the affected area. Consumers are advised to store water for essential use and anticipate temporary service disruption.
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South Park
Rickard to File Suit Against Gov Gillett Next Week
Tex Rickard chief promoter of the Jeffries Johnson fight says he will file a damages suit against Gov Gillett for losses from moving the bout to Nevada. He expects affidavits from two Easterners who heard promises of no interference, arriving Monday or Tuesday, after which the suit will be filed.
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United Press
San Francisco
Tex Rickard
Jeffries Johnson
Gov. Gillett
Nevada
Gillett
California
Rickard
Jeffries and Johnson second bout eyed by Tex Rickard
Tex Rickard commented on Jeffries claim to press that he wants another Johnson bout. Rickard said Jeffries fought out of shape on July 4 and suffered from a summer complaint before the Reno match. He believed a rematch could draw well and that a new fight would not be a walkover.
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San Francisco
Tex Rickard
Jeffries
United Press
Johnson
Reno
The Spider and the Star Advertising Message
The Star promotes itself as a bird that goes after business while a spider would seek fewer prey. It touts that advertising in The Star yields results and urges readers to place ads by phone at Main 9400 or Ind 441.
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