Moody to Return to Supreme Court Bench This Fall
The article notes Associate Justice William H. Moody will resume his seat on the U S Supreme Court bench this fall after private treatment in Brookline Massachusetts. It also lists other contemporary items including Frank Jay Gould's intention to make Paris his permanent home and Dr John B Murphy’s election as AMA president.
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William H. Moody
Brookline
Mass
United States Supreme Court
Frank Jay Gould
Jay Gould
America
Paris
John B. Murphy
Chicago
American Medical Association
St. Louis
George N. Simmons
Mr. Roosevelt
Charleston
S. C
South
Mills of B B and R Knight to Close Two Days a Week
The B. B. & R. Knight company which runs cotton mills employing 6000 in Rhode Island and Massachusetts will close its mills two days weekly. Other items note skat leaders meeting in Detroit and indictments against Western Union, bank consolidations in Chicago, sugar trust officials found guilty, Ad Wolgast’s title fight setback, Arkansas governor nominating, a severe gale on the Ohio river, Peary London news, a large Bathtub Trust rumor, union labor ban in Ohio cities, Overlook Military Academy fire, a fatal warehouse blaze in New York, and biblical translators challenged in St. Louis.
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B. B. & R. Knight Company
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Skat
Detroit
Skat League
Western Union Telegraph Company
Washington, D. C
Federal Grand Jury
Commercial National
Continental National Banks of
Chicago
Charles R. Heike
Sugar Trust
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Williamsburg
Ad Wolgast
Jack Redmond
Milwaukee
Arkansas
Andrew S. Roland
Ohio River
Cairo
Ill
Robert E. Peary
Jeff Berlin
London
Rudolph Francke
F. A. Cook
Wall Street
Bathtub Trust
Bible TV
B. TH
Barrin
St. Louis
Sessions open as London hosts 200 chambers delegates
The International Congress of Chambers of Commerce began in London with delegates from about 200 organizations. Oklahoma City wins the capital fight over Guthrie by more than 50,000 votes and likely will be proclaimed the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
London
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Taft
White House
Congress
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Roosevelt Club
St. Paul
Minn
Gifford Pinchot
Illinois Central Tracks
Twenty-fourth Street
Chicago
Washington
Mrs. Taft
Ashtabula
Duluth
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
Robert Mathews
Beulah
Fla
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Ludington
Mich
K. C. Bodholdt
Racine
Wis
Southern Railway
Erdman
Hopkinsville
Milton Oliver
Gary
Ind
American Locomotive Company
Paterson
N. J
Fort Smith
Ark
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Russia
Hammerstein
St. Petersburg
Porter Carlton
Moltrasio
Italy
Carlton
Constantin Ispolatoff
Kenosha
C. W. Alen
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kermit
Ethel
Nicholas Longworth
Southampton
Superior Viaduct
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Fred R. Blee
Montreal Herald Building Tank Crash Kills 29
A 10 000 gallon water tank fell through the Herald building roof in Montreal, tearing the structure in two. Twenty nine workers, mainly linotype and bindery staff, died in the collapse or ensuing fire. about 30 were rescued with serious injuries. Fire raged nearly three hours. total loss estimated at 450000 dollars.
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Montreal
Canada
Herald
Linotype and
Ling Type
Hamilton Wins 10000 Prize In NYC Aviation feat
Charles K Hamilton, described as frail and boyish, flew a round trip from New York to Philadelphia in a biplane. He left Governors Island at 7 35 a m and landed in Philadelphia at 9 26 am. He returned via South Amboy where engine trouble forced a descent at 12 54 pm. After repairs he resumed at 6 20 and touched Governors Island again at 6 39. The outbound took 1 51 and the return 1 36 in actual flying. Average speed 54.96 mph.
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New York City
Charles K. Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
New York Times
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Governors Island
Pennsylvania
South Amboy
N. J
Two Charged With Extortion In New York
New York City. Thomas Neville record clerk for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Henry Newburger a dancing teacher and Neville's roommate were arrested on extortion charges by detectives. They allegedly demanded money from Dr. F Symer Van Nostrand after Newburger claimed an influential district attorney friend could drop a complaint. A marked money trap was used and the two were caught in the act accepting cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Thomas Neville
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Henry Newburger
Neville
F. Symer van Nostrand
Newburger
Doctor van Nostrand
District—Attorney
Flood Kills 150 in Ahr Valley Germany
A cloudburst devastates the Ahro valley in the Eifel region with late estimates placing 150 dead. Heavy rains lifted the river Ahr to flood levels sweeping away two railway workers barracks housing Italian and Croatian laborers, among the dead.
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Cologne
Germany
Ahro
Eifel
Ahr
Wright Biplane Sets Altitude Record at Indianapolis
Walter S. Brookins piloted a Wright 30 horsepower four cylinder biplane to break altitude, time to reach peak, and descent records at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Brookins reached 47384 feet in 24 minutes from takeoff. officials released the figures amid Wright brothers’ jubilation.
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Wright
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter S. Brookins
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wright Brothers
Brookins
Buckeye Bank Run Shuts Marshallville Lender
A run on Marshallville Banking Co. in Wayne county led to its closure after cashier A M Eckert paid depositors until cash ran out. The bank, three years old, was owned by Butler Manufacturing and recently transferred to A J Solomon of Columbus and Frank Black of London. Judge Weygandt appointed Edward S Wertz as receiver to liquidate, with about $25 000 owed to depositors expected to be paid in full.
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Wooster
Marshallville
Wayne County
Marshallville Banking Co
A. M. Eckert
Butler Manufacturing Co
Butler, O
A. J. Solomon
Columbus
Frank Black
London, O
Bomb Outrage Wrecks Buildings in Struthers Ohio
A nighttime bombing damaged John H Shaffer's store rear and East Ohio Gas plumbing shop in Struthers, with the Shaffer building previously bombed last November. A Buffalo traveling man stayed in Rupp's second floor apartments as strike sympathizers are suspected. The incident follows a two year strike at American Sheet and Tin Plate Co, Struthers. Sheriff and Youngstown police field inquiries.
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Youngstown
Struthers
John H. Shaffer
East Ohio Gas Co
Roy McCune
Shaffer
George Gee
Buffalo
Rupp
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Mrs Ford Flees Nurse In Cincinnati Disturbance
Mrs Jeanette Stewart Ford the widow indicted in connection with C N Warriner’s defalcation escaped from a private institution and caused a disturbance at 324 Rockdale Avenue. Police summoned. she was taken to City hospital. Three indictments including blackmail, receiving stolen money, and sending threats were filed in common pleas court.
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Cincinnati
Jeanette Stewart Ford
C. N. Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Rockdale Avenue
City Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Probst Favors Vaccination in Ohio Report
Dr. C. C. Probst, secretary of the state board of health, denounces anti vaccination in his annual report filed with Governor Harmon. He warns outbreaks may follow neglect of vaccination and notes Ohio boards of education can require vaccination for schoolchildren regardless of current smallpox prevalence, a rule enforced in cities but largely ignored in villages and rural areas.
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Columbus
C. C. Probst
State Board of Health
Harmon
Supreme Court of Ohio
Boards of Education
Father Saves His Daughter From Death Bid in Ohio
Helen Smith an 18 year old girl from Marion Ohio left home six weeks ago to travel with a moving picture troupe. She wrote her father a goodbye letter and attempted suicide by jumping from a bridge after yearning for home. He found her in Cleveland and brought her back to his home. Her mother is dead. Her father heads the bridge and building contraction dept of the Short Line division of the Pennsylvania railroad at Marion.
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Cleveland, O
Helen Smith
Marion
Cleveland
Short Line Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
O. Helen
Sues to Silence Canines in Sandusky
Mrs. Nannie B. McQuown, proprietor of a fashionable rooming house, seeks relief from Judge Charles S. Reed. She claims the cackling of chickens and barking dogs owned by neighbor William A. Miller annoy her guests and threaten her livelihood. McQuown asks that Miller be enjoined from keeping poultry and dogs unless they can be kept quiet.
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Sandusky
Charles S. Reed
Court of Common Pleas
Nannie B. McQuown
William A. Miller
Miller
Telephone Rates to Stand in Bell and Independent Firms
Columbus Ohio. Bell long distance rates have been raised to the pre reduction level of a year ago. No new schedule will be issued by United States Telephone Co. Bell rates remain lower than independents. With higher Bell long distance charges, a rate war is unlikely.
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Columbus, O
Bell Telephone
United States Telephone Co
Bell
Colleges Decide to Unite in Baldwin Wallace University
Berea Ohio Baldwins Wallace college announce merger to form a single university under a chancellor. The combined school will be rated first class by the university senate and may be named Baldwin Wallace pending ratification by North Ohio and German Methodist conferences.
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Baldwin
Wallace
Berea
German Methodist
Bandmaster Loses Wife in Cincinnati Divorce
Edna Egan of Cincinnati and bandmaster Oreste Vessella wed after a chance Atlantic City meeting. In Cincinnati court Mrs Vessella, daughter of Gen Thomas P Egan, obtained a divorce and a cross petition by Vessella was dismissed. She alleged cruelty including striking and beating.
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Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Edna Egan
Oreste Vessella
Vessella
Thomas P. Egan
Cushing
Ohio U C T Will Meet in Cincinnati Hotel Session
United Commercial Travelers of Ohio held their first session at the Hotel Linton on June 10. Gov. Harmon and Mayor Schwab delivered welcome addresses to the visiting drummers.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
United Commercial Travelers of Ohio
Linton
Harmon
Schwab
Auto Crash Kills Driver. Bridge Tender Hurt in Cleveland
In Cleveland at the Superior avenue viaduct a speeding auto crashed through closed gates about 1 AM. Fred R. Blee, alone in the car, was killed instantly in a racing incident with another vehicle. The bridge tender suffered both legs broken and serious injuries.
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Cleveland
Superior Avenue
Fred R. Blee
Autoist Guilty of Manslaughter in Akron
Akron has Frank Covert a chauffeur convicted of manslaughter after ten minutes of deliberation for fatally striking Carl Englehardt of Barberton with a car in March. He faced speed violations and failure to stop. He fled to reach a boat for England but was captured by Deputy Sheriff Corey after arrest and bond.
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Akron
Frank Covert
Carl Englehardt
Barberton
Covert
England
Corey
Mothers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Hudson Ohio readers endorse Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for weak and irregular health in young women and girls. Letters from mothers describe relief from pains and ailments, urging others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's confidential advice in Lynn Massachusetts for free guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hudson
Ohio
Lydia JE. Pinkham
George Strickler
Hudson, Ohio
R. No
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Probst
Secretary of State Board of Health
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Seigory
Wisa
Young
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