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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1912

Page

2

Ohio constitutional convention to meet in Chillicothe May 9

Delegates accept Chillicothe as the May 9 session site and vote against public printing of debates in favor of saving funds for advertising the convention. The plan to direct the committee on arrangement to craft liquor license amendments faces opposition, while several new proposals seek broader reforms including recall and initiative measures.

Smith Hamilton Phraeology Anderson Committee On Arrangement and Chillicothe Bigey Dele Watson Guernsey Zrew Bitter Marietta Fess Harris Ashtabula Taggart Wayne Miler Miller Fairfield General Assembly Ohio Crosser

Frustrated Friday session at constitutional convention

The convention failed to hold a Friday session for the third time as many delegates left town. A call of the house revealed no quorum and adjournment followed. Delegate Beatty plans a conference of initiative and referendum supporters to gauge votes for the I and R proposal.

Beatty Wood County Richard A. Beatty

Ohio initiative and referendum plan outlined by convention

The article explains how Ohio residents can use the initiative and referendum under the convention’s proposal. It covers petition thresholds, filing with the secretary of state, legislative action or public vote, and the concept of competing measures. It notes six propositions already agreed for submission to the people and quotes President Bigelow praising the measure as a path to real popular government.

Fackler Cuyahoga Food and Dairy Ohio President Bigelow America Union Commonwealth Ohio State Board of Commerce

Coast aviator Cal Rogers dies in Long Beach crash

Cal Rogers, famed coast to coast flyer, is killed when his biplane plunges 250 feet into the Long Beach breakers. Spectators rush into the surf for relics as police fight off souvenir seekers. Rogers had crossed the continent from Sheepshead Bay to the Pacific in 49 days, flying 4,231 miles with numerous repairs en route.

Los Angeles Cal Calbraith Perry Rodgers Long Beach Rodgers Pasadena Long Heach Pacific Ocean Cal” Rogers Sheepshead Bay N. Y Pacific Coast

Wilson Robbed at Hotel Sherman During Campaign Visit

Gov Woodrow Wilson's suite at the Hotel Sherman was broken into by "room workers" who stole a suitcase of private correspondence and papers while he met priests at St Mary's rectory. The 2 to 3 pm theft left silver and toiletries behind. discovery occurred at 2:30 pm upon the governor's return.

Chicago Woodrow Wilson Sherman New Jersey St. Mary’s Rectory P. J. O'Callaghan

Indicted for Murder in Maine Court Battle Ahead

Augusta Maine Elsa Hobbs Raymond remains jailed after being indicted for the murder of Mattie Hackett. She awaits trial as coverage predicts a dramatic fight for freedom, noting Maine has no capital punishment. In Canton Ohio aviator David Neil survives a biplane crash after a 50 foot fall, suffering only back and head injuries.

Augusta Elsa Hobbs Raymond Kennebec Mattie Hackett Raymond Maine Canton David Neil Neil

Architect Ulrich Dies Before Dedicatory Mass at St Elizabeth’s

Baltimore architect Robert C. Ulrich died at his home just as he prepared to attend the dedicatory high mass for the church he designed, St Elizabeth’s. After months of labor he watched his plans take form and was set to attend the initial service when he collapsed in his room.

Baltimore St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Robert C. Ulrich

Senator Smith In Elevator Altercation at Ebbitt House

Arizona Senator Marcus A. Smith reportedly exchanged blows with a colored elevator conductor at the Ebbitt House after a dispute over elevator direction. Proprieter Co F B Schutte confirmed the clash occurred and noted the senator delivered a severe drubbing to the elevator operator.

Washington Marcus A. Smith Arizona New Ebbitt House Smith Co. F. B Schutte

Brannigan Dies by Self Inflicted Strangling in Jail

Martin Brannigan aged about 26 hanged himself with suspenders in his county jail cell after being moved from the city hospital where he was confined for delirium tremens. He had been found with a frozen foot in the railroad yards on March 20 and had recently shown violent behavior.

Brannigan Springfield Martin Brannigan

Rescued Miner Survives 97 Hours in 130-Foot Shaft

Henry Perman was rescued from the Manitou mine near Globe Arizona after 97 hours trapped in four feet of water at the shaft bottom. Food was sent down a pipe and doctors report no lasting harm from the cave in.

Globe, Ariz Henry Perman Manitou Globe Perman

West Indies Trade Pact Outlook From Ottawa Conference

Ottawa reports that final results of Canadian West Indian trade talks will be announced after sessions end next Tuesday. The agreement is expected to be wide in scope with a mutual preferential tariff on a list of key export and import items for both sides.

Ottawa Ont Dominion Islands

Fire destroys Place Tea Co building in Toledo

A blaze at 316 Monroe Street in Toledo wiped out the Place Tea Co and several small stores. About 300 canaries died from smoke and over 100 fancy goldfish perished in aquariums during the fire.

Toledo Monroe Street Place Tea Co

Five Passengers Hurt In Fast Derailed Train

In St Louis county near Barretts Station Missouri Pacific train No 2 eastbound from Kansas City derailed on a curve. Five passengers were slightly injured while about 300 passengers panicked as officials reported speeds from 25 to 60 miles per hour. A railway mail clerk cited 50 miles per hour.

St. Louis Missouri Pacific Kansas City Barrett's Station St. Louis County

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