Indictments Opened Against Cox and Trust Directors
Hamilton county grand jury named George B. Cox former president and eight directors for misapplication of funds and illegal loans to Ford and Johnson chair company. Indictments include a $115,000 misused loan and a $352,000 note abstracted by officers and directors. Bonds set at $5,000 each. August Hermann signed Cox’s bonds.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Cincinnati
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Company
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Cosgrave
Ford & Johnson Chair Company
Trust Company
Ford & Johnson Company
Charles H. Davis
Norman G. Kenan
James Heady
James M. Kutton
I. N. Miller
N.S. Keith
F. R. Williams
Geo. B. Cox
7. M. Crawford
David B. Edwards
James M. Hutton
N. S. Keith
F. R. Wiliams
O. V. Parrish
Chair Company
Cox
Heady
Hutton
August Hermann
National Baseball Commission
Court
Stms
Ford and Johnson Co
Progress of Friedmann Patients to Be Told in Bulletins
New York March 18 The progress of twelve persons who received Dr Friedmann s treatment for tuberculosis at Bellevue hospital will be told the public by daily bulletins from the office of the Board of Health. The first will be issued in a week as no change in the condition of any sufferer is expected within that time. This will be the only means afforded the public of watching the results of Dr Fried mann s treatment. In other hospitals which are private no announcement will be made of any charge in the condition of the Friedmann patients.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Friedmann
Hellevue Hospital
Board of Health
Dr. Friedmann
Eastern Power & Light Corporation
W. S. Barstowe
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New Hampshire
Vermont
West Virginia Traction & Electric Company
Wheeling
Elm Grove
Morgantown
W. Va
Eastern Power & Light
Eastern Light & Power
Grover Cleveland Birthplace Becomes Memorial Site
Caldwell New Jersey March 18 a small wooden horse birthplace of Grover Cleveland opens as a memorial. The Grover Cleveland Birthplace Memorial Association paid 17610 for the house from First Presbyterian Church trustees. Richard F Cleveland received the key with Esther Cleveland entering the room where his father was born. The association has raised 23000 of which 5000 came from town residents and hopes to raise 25000 more for ongoing care. The manse will be occupied by the family until funds are secured.
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Associated
Herald-star
Caldwell
N. J
Little Wooden Horse
Grover Cleveland
IRS
Preston
Cleveland
P. T’s
Memorial Association
Gree Wise
Fashions to be worn by Ohio women debated in legislature
A bill by Representative Capelle would appoint a three member commission to set allowable dress standards for women in Ohio. Provisions seek to limit neck exposure, prohibit visible stockings and transparent or lace trimmed outer garments, with penalties for displays. The panel would include a minister, a parent of under three children, a social worker, and be age 30 to 50.
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Columbus
Capelle
Cinciprati
Ohio
Cox
State House
Wold
Toay
Harrison County
Ife and
Good Roads Congress
Cunnigham Bill, Which Creates An Agriculural Commission
Diser
Drys
Greenland
Board discusses turning school auditorium into classrooms
The Board of Education held an hour and a half meeting to review school matters, approve minutes, and scrutinize bills. They debated renting caps and gowns for 43 graduates, paying for gowns, and whether the auditorium should be converted to class space.
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Board of Education
Joyce
Messrs
Kerr
Lyons
Burgoyne
Grimes
Boiler Insurance Agency
Gant
Wells
McFeely Bros
Erwin
Pearson
Chicago Rail Strike Vote Could Go To Erdman Mediation
About 5,000 switchmen and switch tenders from 19 railroads voted to authorize a strike if demands for shorter hours and time and a half for overtime fail. Officials expect mediation under the Erdman Act to be pursued, potentially clarifying questions about the law’s effect on labor departments.
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Chicago
Department of Labor
Paroled Home Secretary Demands Resignation in Commons
Unionist Harold Smith urges McKenna to quit cabinet citing mob rule and failed law enforcement in suffrage protests. In separate note, Edward Eckhart of Pennsylvania is paroled in Wisconsin after 37 years for a 1875 murder near Jefferson. Eckhart never admitted guilt. He reflects on life in prison and lost family.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
London
House of Commons
Harold Smith
Couny
Home Secretary
Bs Pee. Jr
McKenna
Waupen
Wis
Edwart Eckhart
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Eckhart
Charles Peterson
Jefferson
Peterson
Eckert
South Africa
WANT INCREASE be Uniform
W S Carter, president of the Brotherhood of Firemen, told arbitrators that firemen seek wage increases on all roads, not just profitable ones. He argued pay should be equal for the same work on all contracts, regardless of a road’s wealth.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
W.S. Carter
Brotherhood of Firemen
Fremen
Chamber
Carter
Wilson backs budget system for government finances
President Wilson declared support for a federal budget system in a letter to Senator Tillman dated January 30. He noted lifelong interest in reforming financial legislation and planned to push for budget conferences with Congress upon his return to Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
Tillman
Pottery Girls Seek Wage Rise in Pottery District
More than three hundred girls from East Liverpool Wellsville Newell and Chester backing the Organized Independent Union gathered at Carnegie library to press for a wage increase. They work as brushers dressers gloss warehousing and dipping house staff in the potteries earning 95 cents to 1.15 daily asking 1.50 per day and fore ladies seek 2.00 per day with a conference set at 6 o'clock to present the scale to manufacturers.
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Liverpool
Wellsville
Newel
Chester
Carnegie Library
GRECIAN KING Assassinated at Saloniki Late Tuesday Afternoon
King George of Greece was assassinated in Saloniki on Tuesday afternoon. The report appears in a dated style with stock market taints and a later line noting Merion W. Hill was granted a divorce from Mary C. Hill on adultery grounds.
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Salonniki
King George of
Greece
Merion W. Uill
Mary C. Hill
Dewer
Texas Town Dispatch Reports Frontiers War Moves
Monterey Mexico March 18 General Aubert ordered two hundred government soldiers with artillery to aid the protection of Laredo on the U S frontier against rebel attack. A second column pursues eighty rebels who seized San Nicolas Hidalgo five miles from here.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Monterey
Mexico
Aubert
Laredo
U. S
San Nicholas Hidelgo
Man Killed by C P Passenger Train Near Hammondsville
A man struck by a C P passenger train east of Hammondsville Sunday morning lies unidentified at the Hutson undertaking rooms in Salineville. He is about 5 feet 4 inches tall, 160 pounds, around 45 years old with blue eyes, a moustache, and grayish brown hair. No papers or distinguishing marks on his clothing were found.
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Hammondsville
John L. Hutson
Salineville
Who is Who to Appear in Herald Star
Steubenville residents await the mystery description of "Who is Who" to be published tomorrow in the Herald Star with rewards for help. The public is urged to watch for the announcement as many are eager to assist.
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Herald Star
Steubenville
Herald-Star
Ohio Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Wednesday
Ohio forecasters expect clear skies with fair conditions tonight and into Wednesday. Temperatures will remain mild with no precipitation expected in the state.
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Ohio
Six Hurt As Dixie Flier Ditching Causes Wreck
Six persons were injured when three sleepers and one day coach of the Dixie Flier from Chicago to Jacksonville were ditched 23 miles south of Macon on the Georgia Southern and Florida tracks.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Macon
Dixie Flier
Chicago
Jacksonville
Georgia Southern
Florida
Eighteen Injured as Train Derails Near Marshalltown
Marshalltown Iowa March 18 Eighteen persons were injured and three fatally when a passenger train on the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad derailed six miles north of the city today.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Sawed out of lockup escapes noted in report
James Cunningham, held for assault at the workhouse, escaped by sawing through a rear lockup window and vanished Saturday night. Ira Sullivan reported clothing stolen from his room at the boarding house. John W. Rising flagged the theft of a pair of scales and a suitcase from his premises on South Third Street.
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James Cunningham
Ira Sullivan
South Third Street
John W. Rising
Chamber luncheon to Congresssman Francis viewed as a classy affair
The Chamber of Commerce luncheon for Congressman Francis is drawing a very unanimous response with rapid reservations. Organizers promise comfortable seating for all attendees and a classy event with good music between courses. Secretary Chaffee noted R. B. Naylor and other West Virginia Board of Trade officers will attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis
Chamber
Chaffee
R. B. Naylor
West Virginia Board of Trade
Wheeling
Ten Thousand Workmen Needed in Pittsburg March 18
Ten thousand workmen are required at once in Pittsburg to support building operations, equip local steel companies, and manage railroad work. A scarcity of labor has resulted from major downtown street grading projects, urging contractors to hire immediately.
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Pittsburg
Pitts
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