Multiple Ohio incidents and trials reported state wide
A roundup of Ohio news items includes suit filings against former officers of Producers' United Oil & Gas Co. and a director, a 100-barrel well drilled in Ben's Run West Virginia, a state utilities probe into a Center Street grade crossing disaster that killed eight, a Mahoning Valley electric line death, a young wife’s suicide by carbolic acid, and a public service commission push for block signals on steam roads with earnings thresholds. Also noted are a second degree murder verdict in Columbus, a revolver raid at Homeworth, a wage-earnings contrast in Ohio manufacturing, a near-robbery foiled by bottled objects, a murder confession, a court ruling over a large bequest to female clerks, a police shooting death in Ashland, the end of a four-year grape investigation, and indictments touching campaign expenses.
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Lima
Ohio
E. A. Coleman
United Oil & Gas Co
Delaware
F. M. Johnson
Corporation In Common Pleas Court
East Liverpool
Todd Oil & Gas Co
Ben's Run
W. Va
Ashtabula
H. J. Austin
F. R. Hogue
D. F. Dunlavy
State Utilities Commission
Youngstown
C. Bailey
New Castle
Mahoning
Akron
Pearl Smith
Columbus
Public Service Commission
Gov. Harmon
Joseph Wilson
Rosa
Wilson
Homeworth
Columbiana County
Joseph Alona
Joseph Farrace
Alona
Farrace
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Alana
Fred Lange
Cleveland
Harmon
Bowling Green
Frank Bortle
Toledo, Bowling Green & Southern Traction Line
Merrill
Bortle
C. B. Chilcote
John Morrow
Canton
Stark County Court House
I. H. Taylor
Samuel Rulick
Ebert
Spreng
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Uncle Sam
Europe
Steubenville
W. C. Brown
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Maj Gen Thomas H Barry Named Chief of Staff Prospect
Maj Gen Thomas H Barry, commanding the eastern division with headquarters at Governors Island, New York, is said to be slated for the post of chief of staff to succeed Gen Wood as Taft era changes end.
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Thomas H. Barry
United States Army
Governor's Island
New York
General Wood
Taft
Taft demands end to Mexican revolt after attacks on Americans
President Taft, angered by violence in Mexico, pushes for prompt action to quell unrest. In White House and cabinet talks, Taft and Knox outline a non ultimatum demand to Mexico. Ambassador Wilson attends meetings and heads to Mexico City after discussing the crisis with officials.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Mexico
White House
Knox
State Department
Wilson
New York
Taft urges cabinet seats in Congress to fix lost motion
President Taft calls for seats on the floor of both houses for heads of departments to participate in sessions and answer questions. He argues the executive and legislative branches must cooperate face to face to reduce lost motion in government machinery.
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Washington
Post Office
Interior and Commerce
Labor
District of Columbia
Congress
Senate
Taft
House
Interior Department
Agricultural Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Turkey Yields to Greece at London Peace Talks
Constantinople reports Turkey has instructed Ottoman envoys to negotiate with Greek plenipotentiaries at the London peace conference despite Greece not yet signing the armistice. Turkey seeks permission to revictual Adrianople Janina and Scutari, and may land troops on the island of Mitylene while Greece continues operations.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Porte
London
Greece
Adrianople
Janina
Scuteri
Mitylene
Marathon case hearing ties Los Angeles raid to California suspect
Special District Attorney James W. Noel argued to the Indianapolis jury that James B. McNamara told Eugene Clancy of California about his alias J. B. Brice before the Los Angeles explosion on August 31, 1910. He linked September 1910 blasts at Lucas Bridge and Peoria & Pekin yards to Hockin’s push for unionization and noted Smythe attended a theater to support an alibi, which failed at trial.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James W. Noel
James B. McNamara
Eugene Clancy
California
Los Angeles
J. B. Brice
Noel
Peoriia
Lucas Bridge Company
Peoria & Pekin Railroad Company
Hockin
Lucas
Smythe
Princeton Student John S. Huyler Jr. Killed by Train
Morristown New Jersey December 21 John S Huyler Jr nineteen son of late J S Huyler candy maker was run down by a Lackawanna train as it pulled away from the station Both legs were severed and he died hours later at Memorial hospital He was a Princeton University student and had jumped onto the moving train losing his balance before falling under the wheels
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Morristown
N. J
John S. Huyler, Jr
New York
Huyler
Memorial Hospital
Princeton University
Teller Found Not Guilty in Subtreasury Theft Case
George W. Fitzgerald once a Chicago subtreasury teller was acquitted by a federal court jury of stealing 173000 dollars from his cage. Prosecutors failed to pursue further action due to the statute of limitations. Fitzgerald had been indicted only days before.
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George W. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Fitzgerald
House Passes Immigration Bill in House Vote
Washington reports the Burnett immigration bill passed the house by 178 to 52. The measure now moves to the senate for consideration as legislators debate immigration policy.
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House
Washington
House Adjourns Until Jan Eight
Washington reports the house adjourned until January 8. The December 20 session concluded with lawmakers ending the current terms and resuming duties after the holidays.
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House
Washington
Taft Pardons Dying Moonshiner for Home Christmas
President Taft pardoned Henry Nelson of Owensboro Kentucky who had been sent to the penitentiary for moonshine distilling in the Kentucky mountains. The pardon came because Nelson is expected to die soon and desires to spend his last Christmas at home.
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Taft
Washington
Henry Nelson
Owensboro
Kentucky
Nelson
Thousand Massacred White Flag Is Raised After Night of Battle
Rushing into San Marcial fifty miles south of Hermosillo Yaqui Indians slaughtered over a thousand residents after the town raised a white flag surrender Couriers from Hermosillo confirmed the massacre and said the town fell after defenders ran out of ammunition only a few escaped This marked the Yaquis first large town assault.
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Union News Service
Douglas
Ariz
San Marcial
Hermosillo
Mexico
McAdoo Named to Red Cross Board by Taft
William G. McAdoo, vice chairman of the Democratic national committee, said President Taft appointed him to the American National Red Cross board to fill Adm. George Dewey's vacancy. The move was ratified by other board members. A separate Bar rauxes fire in Bar rakes near Menin killed 20 and injured 20 in a cinema panic. In Cleveland a 7 year old choir boy Karl Noetzel was killed by an auto and the driver surrendered. investigators found the crash unavoidable.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
Taft
Incorporators
American National Red Cross Society
Adm
George Dewey
Brussels
Barraques
Menin
Cleveland, O
Karl Noetzel
Tragic Brickyard Fire Claims Evansville Man
Evansville Indiana William Rice 32 dies in a brickyard fire his clothing catching fire from a kiln Chauncey Taylor suffers severe facial and hand burns while attempting to rescue Rice.
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Evansville
Ind
Wm. Rice
Chauncey Taylor
Rice
Cincinnati Market Prices for Wheat Corn Hay and More
Market report listing grain prices for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Hay and livestock items in Cincinnati. Includes No 2 red wheat at 1.11 1.13 and various corn grades, oats, hay timothy and clover values, poultry, eyes, cattle, bulls, calves, hogs, and pigs with price ranges and standard grades.
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Bologna
Sailors Lost as freighter Florence wrecks in fog near Cape Race
Twenty two sailors die when the Florence of the Furness line wrecks on rocks in heavy fog near Cape Race, Newfoundland. Only the second mate and four sailors survive after an ordeal in an open boat. The master of the Florence was steering cautiously in the fog. the weather and seas drove the vessel onto the rocks.
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St. Johns, N. F
Florence
Furness Line
Cape Race
Rates of Taxation Notice for Clermont County 1912
I J B Turner Treasurer of Clermont county Ohio gives notice under law that the mills levied on each dollar of property listed for taxation within the county for the tax year 1912 are as follows.
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Batavia
Ohio
I. J. B. Turner
Clermont County
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