Morgan tells Clapp committee of 150000 donation
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Non-Partisan Judiciary Amendment findings. J Pierpont Morgan testified to the Clapp committee detailing a 150000 contribution split 100000 to the national committee and 50000 to the New York state campaign. He denied any communication with Roosevelt regarding contributions and said the gift was gratuitous with no return expected.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Clapp Committee
National Committee
New York State
Morgan
Roosevelt
White House
Cornelius. Bliss
Odell
Corethven
Harriman Funth
Clapp
New York Times
Charles
Edward Rossevelt
Igan
Woosevelt
Bliss
Cortelyou
Metlon
New Haven Railroad
Pomerene
Ohio
Geo. W. Perkins
Perkins
Mellon
Harriman
Republica
Avea
Wall Street
Tie
Ile
Oliver
New York
Charles Ht. Duell
Elisa
United States Steel Company
Alleged ring leader in Plum Run riot rounded up
Vincenzo Santilli an Italian miner alleged to be the gang leader in a Plum Run riot last week where four Slavs were wounded was arrested by Mingo Officer Chase and turned over to County Detective Burns. He faces hearing before Mayor Barger in Smithfield.
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Vincenzo Santilli
Plum Run
Mineo
Officer Chase
Mingo
Burns
Smithfield
Barger
Santilli
Minera Union
Plom Rim
Martin Eg
Miners
Joe Koblach
Industrial Workers of the World
Ettor
Giovannitti
Salem
Mass
Spnthielt
Santitli
Man Struck by Panhandle Train at Washington Street Crossing
Milovan Mesic of South Third Street was hit by Pan Handle train No 13 at the Washington Street crossing on Wednesday at 7 25 p m. He suffered a fractured skull and multiple head injuries with wounds around the eye. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment as doctors assess his condition.
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Milovan Mesic
Pan Handle
Washington Street
South Third Street
New City Hospital
Mrs Richards Elected in Ohio W C T U Race
Lima Ohio February reports Florence Richards of Leipeie was elected president and Mrs Francie Fuller of Modelson was named vice president of the Ohio W C T U at today’s gathering in Get. Florence Richards and Francie Fuller are named as officers in the women's Christian Temperance Union chapter.
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Mrs. Richards
Lima
Get
Mira
Florence Richsards
Leipeie
Francie Fuller
Modelson
Ohio W. C Ty U
Ohio Supreme Court upholds nonpartisan judiciary law
Ohio Supreme Court sustains the nonpartisan judiciary law ordering judges’ candidates to appear on separate ballots without party designation. Progressives seek mandamus to print Republican nominees on both columns. Democrats back Bull Moose endorsements. Dissents noted from Republican judges Schank and Davis.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Schank
Davis
Donahue
Johnson
O'Hara
Spear
Morris
Weinberger
Cleveland
Fibin
Fritch
Summiti
Croahoga
Friten
Ohio Progressive Party
Supreme Court
Mandamus
Graves
Democrats Brand Senator Dixon Testimony as False
The Democratic national committee accused Senator Dixon of exaggerating Democratic expenditures before the Clapp committee. Chairman McCombs and financial chair Penn said they would testify when called and labeled Dixon as a member of the Ananias Club.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Dixon
Clapp Committee
McCombs
Penn
Ananias Club
Crane
Penfield
Ohio Senator and Answer Tariff Fallacies Tour Begins
The Republican National Committee has picked Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio to counter Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic tariff arguments. Wilson speaks in Indianapolis on Thursday, Burton to follow in Indianapolis Friday. Republican state chair Harry J. Daugherty reports improving Ohio prospects as Bull Moose sentiment wanes.
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Columbus
Republian National Committee
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Wison
Indianapols
Burton
Harry J. Daugherty
Washington
Tait
Carmi Thompson
Former Cincinnati Banker Indicted on 29 Counts
Federal grand jury returns 29 count indictment against Elmer E. Galbraith former president of the old Second Nations bank. He faces charges including misapplication of funds embezzlement false entries and abstraction of funds alleged to have occurred during his tenure as head of the bank.
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Cincinnati
Federal Grad Jury
Elmer E. Galbraith
Old Second Nations Bank
Local Ohio Weather Outlook Rains Warmer Then Colder Friday
Ohio forecast calls for local rains and a warmer night, followed by Friday fair conditions and a drop in temperature. The report notes a progression from wet then warm to dry and cooler temperatures as the week ends.
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Ohio
Issue in dynamite trial tests union labor stance
In the Indianapolis dynamite conspiracy trial Judge Anderson acknowledged the labor question after a juror said he refused to hire union labor when he knew it. The trial split between the right of employers to run their business and workers' right to organize. Today two of fifty jurors remained under examination as the panel continued.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Tself
Initiative and Referendum Now The Law In Ohio
Columbus report: the initiative and referendum take effect. Citizens may file petitions with three percent of electors to compel General Assembly action or place a proposed law on the ballot. If the legislature fails, another three percent can trigger a ballot. Voters can refer enacted laws by six percent petition, annulling legislative action if a majority rejects it.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Testifying Engineer Says Independent Mills Exist By Sufferance
Julian Kennedy testified in the government inquisition into the United States Steel corporation that Jones & Laughlin Steel and Cambria Steel would struggle to survive without the steel giant. He singled out Pennsylvania Steel as an exception due to stock ownership by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Kennedy framed competition as difficult if U S Steel sought the field for itself.
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Pittsburg
Julian Kennedy
United States Steel Corporation
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Steel Corporation
Kennedy
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cambria Steel Company
Wage Conference On New Potters Wage Agreement
The National Brotherhood Operative Potters and the Sanitary Pottery Manufacturers meet at the Chalfome Hotel Atlantic City to discuss a wage agreement drafted at a recent convention. Edward Menge of Mast Liverpool and John A. Campbell of Trenton Pottery guide the two sides with chairmen, aiming for an amicable settlement with a wage scale operative for a period of years.
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National Brotherhood Operative Potters
Sanitary Pottery Manufacturers
Chalfome Hotel
Atlantic City
Edward Menge
Mast Liverpool
Fatherhood
John A. Campbell
Trenton Pottery Company
Trenton
Neh
Nuwen Ber
Pilward Menge
John T. Wood
Frank A. Hateftineg
John Randelon
George Martin
Tilly
The
Brotherhood
Eastern Sanitary Workers
Relief funds distributed in Colliers relief effort
Relief funds distributed in Colliers and Holliday's Cove after the September 2 cloud burst. Red Cross agents and local committees oversaw distributions totaling about 2928.07 dollars to families and individuals, with additional aid for merchandise and emergency needs. Officials from Brooke, Jefferson, and Hancock counties coordinated, praise for Red Cross noted.
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Colliers and Holliday
Son
hKed
el Holsteve
Coly
Red Cross
Jackson
Colliers
Ryland
Hunter
Stansbury
Harmon’s Valley
Johnstown
Steubenville
Wellsburg
Follansbee
Brooke County
Rebt McNabb
Wen
American Red Cross
Odd Fellows
James F. Jackson
Cleveland
A. E. Sinks
Associated Charities of
Wheeling
F E. B. Sage
Pan Handle
Collision on Abbchsville New Philadelphia Trolley Line
A foggy Abbchsville to New Philadelphia trolley collision left about twenty four injured with several in grave condition. Motorman Frank Hicks lost a foot, Conductor Cline and Orin Vorhees severely injured, teens Cora Thomas and Anna Thomas both badly hurt, others including Edward Griffith and Michael ONeill injured. Rescue crews freed Conductor Cline after thirty minutes as debris was cleared and the cause listed as fog obscuring visibility.
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Aml
Philadelphia
Frank Hicks
Cline
Orin Vorhees
John Polen
Cora Thomas
Barnhill
Anna Thomas
Midvale
Michael O'Neil
Edward Griffith
Hicks
Tramp
Man with severed leg saves life after train strike
Abbert Sweiner 40 of Chicago was struck by a Wheeling Lake Erie freight near Harmon station. He tied a towel above the wound, signaled a passing train by lighting papers, and was helped to Canton by crew. Doctors credited his presence of mind with saving his life.
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Abbert Sweiner
Chicago
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Harmon Station
Flo
Canton
Sweiger
Dr. Brant
Demolition Progress on Orr Building at Sixth and Market
The Orr building at Sixth and Market is 1m progressing with salvaged material to be reused in other construction. Much is being burned in an old Union water well on the premises. After razing is finished, the Penn Co will start beautifying the site with the city pursuing the project, converting the corner into a lawn to improve Market street appearance.
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Orr
Sixth and
Market Streets
Penna. Co
Market Street
Railroad Y M C A Conference Opens in Chicago
About 2000 delegates from U S railroad Young Men s Christian associations attend the fourteenth National conference in Orchestra Hall Chicago facing Lake Michigan with a 2300 seat capacity. Fred D Sith leader of Men and Religion Forward Movement speaks among national figures. Tyrone band of 48 railroad men entertains delegates from eastern Pennsylvania lines.
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Chicago
United States
National Conference of Railroad Young Men's Christian Associations
Railroad Young Men's Christian Associations
Orchestra Hall
Lake Michigan
Onone
Fred D. Sith
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Alo
Tyrone Band
Team Goes Over In Spring Avenue Smashup
A car smashup on Spring Avenue occurred Wednesday due to bad road conditions. Don Jeffreys was involved as his wagon carrying household goods overturned onto a street car track injuring the horse and heavily damaging the furniture. He faces the need to restart much of his possessions.
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Spring Avenue
Don Jeffreys
Willeh
Jover
Funeral for late congressman to be held Friday
Judge William K Schofeld Democratic candidate for supreme judge leads a large Marion county delegation to attend the funeral of the late congressman Carl Anderson in Fortotia on Friday.
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Marion,o
William Kk. Schofeld
Marion County Friends
Carl Anderson
Fostotia
Big Endevor Union meeting opens in Binghampton
October 3 in Binghamton at the Silver Anniversary convention of the New York State Christian Endeavor Union. President Taft and many other distinguished men sent greetings or will address delegates in person.
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C. E
Binghampton
N. Y
Christian Endeavor
New York State
Christan
Endeavor Union
Taft
Real estate swindle ties Canton banker to Beach City plot
Ohio authorities expose a long running scheme linked to Wallingsford frauds. Joseph W. Bishop posed as a real estate dealer in Beach City and forged a deed signature to secure $4,000 from James Hindman, banker of New Cumberland. Bishop vanished amid allegations of larger losses totaling about $150,000.
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Canton
Ohio
Wallingsford
Joseph W. Bishop
James Hindman
New Cumberland
Bishop
Beach City
A. C. Ward
Ward
Hindman
Squirrel Season Opened With Limited Hunter Access
The article notes seasonal hunting rules for squirrels foxes rabbits ducks and several birds. It cites Section 1416 restricting squirrel and fox hunts to specific dates and limits on daily kills and lists open seasons for various waterfowl and upland birds.
Detroit Hosts Fifth International Congress Delegates
Detroit Michigan October 3 1918 Tinscity 15 entertains the delegates of the Fifth International Congress for Chambers of Commerce today and tomorrow. The Board of Commerce has received thousands of dollars for the purpose.
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Detroit
Mich
Tinscity
Chambers of Commerce
Board of Commerce
Cox Plans Four Week Drive Into Republican Counties
Democratic gubernatorial candidate James M. Cox announced before leaving for Newark that he will invade Republican strongholds over the next four weeks if his committee approves. The plan aims to win key counties by rallying voters and presenting campaign arguments to oppose the incumbent party.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Cox
Newark
Movements of Candidates Across States This Week
President Taft attended the Brockton fair while Governor Watson visited Indianapolis. Colonel Roosevelt conferred with Progressive traders in Oyster Bay. Debs appeared in New Bedford Massachusetts. Chafin toured Iowa as campaigns shifted across locales.
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Taft
Brockton Fair
Watson
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Debs
New Bedford
Mass
Chafin
Iowa
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