Cox Indicted in Bank Fraud Case in Cincinnati
Hamilton county grand jury returns sealed indictments naming George B R Cox former president of Cincinnati Trust Co and eight directors and officers on nine counts including alleged 115000 loan abuse to Portland Faha von Chaly and 252000 note abstraction. August Hermann the National Basebill Commission chief appeared to bond Cox. If found guilty, defendants face up to 10000 fine per count and up to thirty years in prison.
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Ity Associated Press
Cincinnati
George
Cox
Te Defimet Cincinnattrust Company
Hamilton County, Grand Jury
Cormen Pleas
Cosgrave
Portl
Fahavon Chaly Company
Jannde
Trust Company
George BR. Cox
Charles H. Davis
Norman G. Kenta
James Heady
James M. Hutton
J. Miller
N.S. Keith
Masha
George B. Cox
J. M. Crawford
Charley Uravis
David C. Edwards
James ¥. Teady
James At
Ntton
FDR
Willams
Parrish August Hermann
National Basebill Commission
Court House
Memorial dedication at Grover Cleveland Birthplace in Caldwell
The Grover Cleveland Birthplace Memorial Association announced a $17,610 payment for the First Presbyterian church house to be converted into a two story memorial. Richard Cleveland opened the door as the president’s son while relatives attended the ceremony and flowers were laid inside. The site will be painted white with green trim and linked to the territorial library nearby.
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Associated Press
Caldwest
Grover Clevelad
Did
Porte
Grover
Hin
Clevelanda
Rebels Disappear After Raid Near Laredo
Reports from Laredo Texas say rebels who stormed into the area yesterday with a woman leader have vanished. The ramp south of the city was their last recorded position and the fate of the leading spokeswoman remained unknown.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Tex
Nenyo
Delaware Moves Toward Direct Senate Election
The Associated Press reports that Delawares Jay refused to join four more states in ratifying direct elections of United States senators. The Tonse resolution was effectively killed by the Senate.
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IBY Associated Press
Dovr
Del
Jay
United States
Senate
Tax dodging probe targets Standard Oil in Richmond
A special grand jury in Richmond, led by Marnea Richardson, indicted the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey for alleged irregularities in property assessment. The panel found a repaired property value of 67,030 dollars that should have been 500 dollars higher, prompting action scheduled for April 8.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Marnea Richardson
Standard Oi Company of
New Jersey canaWer
Ing
Standard’ Oi Company
Coaches Ditch Dixie Flyer Wreck Injures Six Near Macon
Six persons were hurt when three sleepers and a day coach of the Dixie flyer Chicago Jacksonville plunged into a ditch twenty three miles south of Macon along the Georgia Southern and Florida track early this morning.
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Associated Press
Macon
Dixie Flyer
Chicago
Jacksonville
Georgia Southern
Marida
Marriage Licenses Opened in James 1
A marriage license has been opened in James 1 with the couples Morris and Otto M- Sinithi listed as applicants. The notice records the formal processing of their marriage license in the jurisdiction.
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James 1. Morris
Otto M- Sinithi
Pennsylvania Man Paroled After Thirty Seven Years In Wisconsin Prison
Walem Pennsylvania native Hebart was released after 37 years for murder in 1880s Wisconsin. He killed Charles Peter non during a quarrel near a railroad track in 18 70s. Hebart, who served life, had no disciplinary marks in prison and claimed innocence.
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Associated Press
Walem
Win
Hebart
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Kekart
Charies Peter’ Non
Jemersin
Peterson
Ekart
Corinne
Agaimee
Budget system progress eyed by Wilson and Tilman
President Wilson backs a bill for government financial management. Senator Tilman hopes a formal budget and accounting system can be adopted, signaling potential reform in federal finances amid discussions in Washington.
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Associated Peroni
Washington
Toc
Wilson
Gil
Trenton
Tilman
Violence fears rise as martial law actions spark tension
Reports from Charleston and Kanawha County describe fear of violence linked to military commission actions after riots. Testimony threats and incendiary comments reach the capital as prisoners at Paint Creek Junction threaten upon release. Governor Hatfield intensifies scrutiny while a circuit term is planned with Judge Mrought. Dr. W. W. Edmunds resigns WVU post for Washington University in St Louis.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Come
Kanawha
Paint Creek Junction
Mar
Seeston
Hatfield
Morgantown
W. YW. Edmunds
West Virginia University
Washington University
St.Louis
Hareta Tune
Drunkenness Conviction Leads to Jail for Harry Hall
Convicted of street drunkenness and unable to pay a $3 fine and costs, Harry Hall was sentenced this morning in police court by Mayor Frank R. Moore to serve three days in jail. Two others arraigned for drunkenness were remanded for further cafe investigations, while one subject discharged on condition to Weston. Another arrestee forfeited a $4.60 sash bond by failing to appear.
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Harry Hall
Frank R. Moore
Weston
Big Prize Contest Attracts Progressive Women And Men
Nominations flood in for a Telegram Telegram Big Prize Contest offering a touring car Europe trip piano diamond ring and two scholarships. Early entrants gain advantage as entries are mailed in from city and district areas with hopes of equal prizes divided between city and countryside.
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Telegram
Europe
Ani
Clarksburg
Tn m
Jn Sec Tor
Bell Convicted of Horse Theft in County Court
Everett Bell was convicted in criminal court Tuesday afternoon of horse theft. The jury recommended imprisonment and Judge James W. Robinson ordered two years in the penitentiary. Yate Ferrell faced trial the same day on charges of abducting a prisoner. Joe McCluart and Wy Weekley were found guilty of adultery and fined $20 and $25 respectively.
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Everett Bell
Imuray
James W. Robinson Aontegead
Lwo Youre
Yate Ferrell
James Mi. Gels
Trip
Joe McCluait
Wy Weekley
Pally
Arson Frauds and Wage Demands Stir Brotherhood Debate
W. 8. Carter of the Brotherhood of Firemen urges wage increases across all road work, arguing fair pay regardless of a contractor’s profitability. Chairman Mr. Chambers counters that workers on both buildings should be paid the same for the same class of work, and questions if arson-related fraud connects to the dispute.
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Ammodiated Press
New York
Carter
Brotherhood of Firemen
Chambers
Carer
French government defeated in Senate confidence vote
In Paris on March 18 the government led by Premier Brand was defeated in the Senate by a confidence vote during a formal debate marking a political setback for the administration.
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Associated Press
Paris
Premier Brand
Confidano
Senate
Assassination Shocks Salonika As King George Charged
Reports from Salonika say King George of Greece was assassinated this afternoon. The attack, attributed to unknown assailants, shocks Greece and the Allied authorities in the port city. Further details on motives or perpetrators are awaited.
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Associated, Press
Salonika
Mar
King George, of
Grosee
Fraud ring arson swindles target insurers in Chicago
Chicago reports say insurance companies were swindled out of millions in an arson fraud. Seventy warrants were issued by the municipal court based on evidence from Assistant State Attorney Johnson. He warned many more warrants would follow and promised a broader reveal once the arena ring case details are released. A special grand jury will review the evidence after the stresses.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Seavd
Johnson
Ghiige
Stresia
Baby Born on Stranded Train During Nebraska Blizzard
A baby was born aboard a stalled Northwestern train near Valentine after last Thursday's blizzard. Travel remained disrupted in northern Nebraska with no trains moving west of Valentine on the Black Hills route. A funeral party en route to Chicago was held since Thursday near Chadron.
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Associated Press
Norpolic
Neb
Mar
Nebraska
Valentine
Black Hie
Itlore
Northwestern
Chadron
Chicago
Mob Rule Debate Roils Commons Over Suffragette Tactics
In London on March 18 the House of Commons clashed over government handling of militant suffragettes. Bart Smith accused authorities of passive submission to hunger strikes, claiming mob rule and emergency measures are needed. He criticized the law's administration and urged Home Secretary McKenna to resign. Lord Robert Cecil warned of lynch law amid the crisis.
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Associated
Pass
London
House of Commons
Bart Smith
Lsw
Home Secretary
Mr. Smith
Miners Trapped After Kentucky Mine Cave-In
One hundred thirty miners are imprisoned in a coal mine at Baskettes near Henderson Kentucky after a cave-in blocked the shaft mouth. Reports say the men are awaiting rescue with five feared dead and others injured.
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Kentucky
Apsociated Press
Hendereon
Baskettes
Municipal Meeting Drafts Nomination Committee
The report details a city meeting where members debated appointing a two member from each ward nomination committee for a general ticket. John D. McReynolds directed the reading of the call, and John L. Rubt moved the chair to confirm proceedings. Amendments sought to place nominees on the floor, but the chair confirmed the prepared list of committee members from each ward.
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Jett
EU Melenthy
John D. McReynolds
John L. Rubt
Harvey WW. Harmep
J.B. Law
Amos Payne Saa
Ae Chith Heatal
Dhe
Reat
Firatoward
AL. Ro Timboelake
Bradford
Second
White
D. M. Goburg
Morgan Parsons
Heavener
John D
Reynolds
Thomescolomeny
Roscoe C. Brown
L. K. Richards
Mr. Richards
Habeas Corpus Case Heard In Charleton
A writ of habeas corpus was sought for Dan Chain alias Few Clothes who was sentenced to five years by a military commission for intimidating workers under the Red Mon act. The case will not be submitted for ten days and no oral arguments will be made. If denied the counsel will take the matter to the United States Supreme Court. Governor Hatfield visited the martial navy district this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Chairueston
Dan Chain
Few Clothes
Military Commission
Chain
United States Supreme Court
Hatfield
Iavy
Local Socialists Nominate Municipal Ticket
Local Socialists have named a full municipal ticket with Walter R. Jones as Mayor and Frank J. Loehr as Chief of Police. J. Vern Joungton is City Clerk and William Kofer runs Streets, Otla Singleton water works board, Charles Haan city assessor. Sehon Flanagan is collector treasurer, Harry J. Land school commissioner. ward nominees include Pirat, William A. Thomas, J. Leonard Maria, Albert Martin, William Zimmerman, and Roy Sanith.
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Walter R. Jones
Frank J. Loehr
J. Vern Joungton
Sireets
William Kofer
Water Works and Sewerage Board
Otla Singleton
Charles Haan
Sehon Flanagan
Harry J. Land
Pirat
William A. Thomas
J. Leonard Maria
Albert
Convicts Confess To The Chaplain
In New York and Moundsville reports the chaplaincies of prison and hospital. Physicians plan to issue daily bulletins from Bellevue and state penitentiary to reveal tuberculosis treatment progress and any changes in patients. Five condemned men at McDowell County and related locales await execution in April and July. names include Williams Marsasil Stirling and John Tielay.
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Associated Preap
New York
Friedmann
Bellevue Hospital
Moundsville
B. M. Spurr
State Penitentiary
Jobs
Marsasil
McDowell County
Harry Stirling
McDowall
John Tielay
Initiations Planned at Night Hours
A notice states initiations will take place at the month and time slots listed, with events set to begin after evening preparations. Details are unclear due to damaged text but timing is specified as night hours for the initiations.
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Cleveland
Town of Laredo
Delaware
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Southern
Taft
AMS
Johnston
Edmunds
Hamburg
Germany
W. Johnston
Éouti
Mrought
Aymond Burwell
Bell
Govrienment
Great Britain
Jones
Eles
Mont- Ine
Tks
Loee
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