Senator Cetone Found Guilty in Bribery Case
Columbus Ohio December 5 State Senator George K Cetone of Dayton was found guilty of accepting a $200 bribe from a Burns detective posing as a lobbyist in the spring of 1911 He faces up to five years in prison and will appeal His wife and young son attended the reading of the verdict The case closes the dictagraph bribery chapter with Cetone the third senator convicted and higher court review planned
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Columbus
George K. Cetone
Dayton
Burns
General Assembly
Assembly
Senate
Cetone Whittemore
Cetone
Senator Cetone
Frank M. Calvey
Cleveland
A. Clark Lowry
Ironton
Edgar T. Crawford
Auglaize
T. A. Dean
Fremont
C. A. Bond
Stanley Harrison
Lost with All Hands Vessell Rouse Simmnon Sinking
Chicago December 5 reports say the three mast schooner Rouse Simmmon under Captain Chaleman with Captain Nelson and his wife as guests, carrying Christmas trees from Manistique Michigan, was sighted off Pentwater in a gale. Lifesaving crews failed to reach her and the vessel is believed lost with all hands.
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Chicago
Rouse Simmon
Chaleman
Christian Nelson
Michigan
Manistique
Mich
Rouse Pimmon
Pentwater
Midh
Reform Association Opens Annual Civil Service Meeting
Milwaukee hosts the National Civil Service Reform Association as Dr. Charles M. Elliott of Harvard presides. Many attendees of notable but non-political background gather for sessions that conclude with a banquet and speeches tomorrow night.
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Milwaukee
Wik
Charies M. Hiliott
Harvard University
National Civil Service Reform Association
Columbus student passes Rhodes scholarship exam
Francia Lem ter Patton, a Columbus boy and Ohio State University student, passed the Rhodes scholarship examination as one of Ohio's high college contenders. Perry Predd, an agricultural student at Ohio State, also paused the examination. his home is in Delaware.
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Columbus, O
Francia Lemter Patton
Columbus
Ohio State University
Rhodes
Balux
Ohio College
Predd, Perry
Ohio State
Delaware
Thompson Signs Record Treasury Receipt in Fast Money Count
Washington reports United States treasurer Carrit A. Thompson signed a receipt for 1 519 45 908 57 representing the treasury total. The count followed the resignation of Lee Mo Clung amid friction with Secretary Mac Veagh and took about eight and a half days, the quickest ever. Tinker negotiations resume as John Evers confirms talks of Cubs transferring Tinker to the Reds in New York.
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Washington
Carrit A. Thompson
United States
Treasury
Lee Mo Clung
MacVeagh
New York
John Evers
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati Rede
Miss Mable Vickery Held After Shooting Charge
Fremont police say Miss Mable Vickery age 20 shot her sweetheart Ralph Kiner in a lovers quarrel. She pleaded not guilty and was released on bond after authorities received word she had given a pistol to a friend at a doctor’s office shortly after the incident.
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Fremont
Mable Vickery
Ralph Kiner
Miss Vickery
Airs Friend
Cyclone Devastates Madagascar Killing Over 100
Parla Dec 5 reports say more than 100 people died as a tropical cyclone swept Madagascar. Property loss reaches about 2 million dollars with hundreds of houses leveled and all communication severed. A separate note from Constantinarle mentions a minister negotiating with Argentina for a new cruiser.
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Parla
Madagascar
Hyde's Sentence Postponed After Trial Motion
New York December 6 Justice Goff postponed sentence for Charles H Hyde, convicted on a charge argued not to be a crime. He denied John B Stanchfield's motion for a new trial and then heard a motion in arrest of judgment from Stanchfield, delaying further action by at least one week.
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New York
Charles H. Hyde
Goff
John B. Stanchfield
Mr. Stanchfield
Coed Breaks Arm Jumping At Mouse Incident
Blanch Little of Middlefield Ohio Wesleyan University rooming at Monnett Hall Ohio jumped from a chair to escape a mouse in a dormitory. The chair tipped, breaking her right arm above the elbow. the mouse escaped unharmed. In Cleveland a well dressed woman about 25 was found dead in a park from a poison dose. identity withheld pending inquiry.
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Delaware
Middlefield
Monnettall
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cleveland
Local Tidbits and Moves Around the Mill Area
Otho Dunmire relocates to the mill property formerly held by his brother Frank Wrubb moves into the house once occupied by Albert Black. Mrs Mary Loney moves to live with her daughter. Dunmire works for Austman-Taylor Co at Mansfeld. Several locals head to work on the Pike church to Mt Vernon pipeline. Favorable weather aids farmers in husking corn.
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Otho Dunmire
Frank Wrubb
Albert Black
Mary Loney
Mra
C. M. Leedy
Dunmire
Austman-Taylor Co
Mansfeld
Pike Church
Mt. Vernon
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Turner
Castoria
England
London
Prince Lichnowaky
Great Britaan
Baron von Bieberstein
Germany
Turte
Constantinarle
Terth
Worth Lie
Eary
Mary Wolf
Mae
John
Will Hartcock
Vernon
George Hoyman
Wilfred Phillipe
Charence Lepley
Mim
Burl Horn
H. McKee Ami
Leonard Stricker
Newark
Raymos Giffin and Son
Bladensburg
George Hoglan
Brink Haven
Henry How
Silvia Flack
Will Flack
Will Doolittle
Arnold Btore
Arnold Store
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Kirby's
Han
Ards
Frank E. Kirby
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