Cox Holds Firm Hand Over Ohio Legislature
Governor elect Cox returns to Columbus praising caucus unity and urging lawmakers to keep faith with the people. He presses for rapid winter sessions, defers committee appointments, and outlines aim to implement platform pledges and constitutional amendments.
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Upper Sandusky
Ewith Welch
Ottawa
Charlow A Orrinan
Mremlin
Defense closes case in dynamite trial without principal defendants
Indianapolis December 18 defense rests without calling nine key defendants to testify. The witnesses include associates who handled correspondence with Ryan or McNamara or were active in various steps of the conspiracy. Several defendants remain uncalled as the courtroom awaits jury instructions. Blind man George Townson of Beverly near Marietta hanged himself after years of hardship.
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Treitmor
James EB. Ray
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Kanawe City
Pla
Marietta
George Townson
Beverly
Brown Boy's Parents Plan Court Appeal Over Boy
Lancaster Ohio December 18 Nine of the 11 boys who escaped from the Industrial school have been recaptured. John Brown a 17 year old inmate implicated in the investigation arouses his parents John Brown of Columbia and his wife to threaten habeas corpus if their son is not delivered. They accuse officials of mistreatment and may sue the board or staff. Major F C Gerlach denies resignation plans.
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Will Appear Before Pujo Pierpont Morgan Arrives in Washington
J P Morgan and several partners with a host of attorneys arrived in Washington to testify before the Pujo Investigating Committee. It is believed Morgan will not be summoned until the committee establishes a basis for questioning him on the concentration of banking resources in New York City. The Niemeyer may be called Thursday.
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Wilson Threatened Letter Referred to Federal Authorities
Newark police report a threat letter aimed at President Elect Wilson. The missive was turned over to postal authorities after review by state officials in Trenton. No details on sender or motive are disclosed and authorities decline comment.
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Lindaiiry
Industrial Board Named For Working Conditions Probe
A New York based industrial board announces a formal inquiry into working conditions. The panel includes Geordie Chan Hier of Channel, Charkea Sinan Vairreth, and Adrian Delano. Adolph Lewinhon notes the board, with minor details listed for Austin Brace and others from districts across Co Tamia.
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Will Be Hanged As High As Human Event At Waldorf Banquet
The New York event honored Woodrow Wilson as president elect at the South Society banquet in the Waldorf Astoria. About 1,020 attendees filled the hall and Governor Wilson delivered messages warning against discrediting the Democratic administration and opposing political cleansing in New Jersey. He said true honor lies in using one’s energy for worthy aims and urged men to act with integrity.
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Balkan peace talks stall as Greeks press demands
London reports a second peace delegates meeting at St James Palace faced a two day adjournment to allow Ottoman plenipotentiaries to seek fresh instructions. Turkish negotiators insisted they could only treat with Balkan delegates while Greece refused the armistice terms.
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Eastern Railroads Reply to Mremon's Request
A fragmented report discusses a reply by the Eastern Railroads regarding demands from the Mremon faction. The document notes committees and a joint conference chaired by Blichste, with Carter and others debating whether adding extra firemen on heavier engines would be withdrawn to reduce overall costs.
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Brotherhood of Lord Motive Roman Aid
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World famous autograph album owner visits White House
Louie Hari of Arad Hungary, a famed autograph collector, called at the White House in Washington on December 18. He showed President Tort in his collection, noting the President’s name as the 90th in a long list. Hari has traveled thousands of miles for autographs and spent about $70,000 over eight years, saying the collection is not for sale despite a $400,000 offer.
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Literary Treasures in American Libraries Rank of Global Collections
A survey highlights major bibliographic treasure troves in U S libraries. Harvard houses a vast Turkish and Balkan section. Cornell preserves Dante and French revolution collections. the General Theological Seminary and Jewish Theological Seminary hold premier Hebrew and Bible assortments. Yale and other institutions boast notable Japanese and Masonic holdings.
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Ma son seeks Hogan aid in Lancaster death inquiry
Mrs Ma son of Springheld asks Attorney General Hogan to oversee the Lancaster investigation and determine the cause of death of her brother Harry Tehan at the Institution in March 1911, Columbus reports.
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Springheld
Hogan
Lancaster
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Albany or Dust Suffragets Resume Journey Today
Five of the original twenty six suffragists who began the trip along the Albany post road from Irvington on the Hudson arrived at Ossining after an eleven mile tramp. The party endures blistered feet, pressing toward the Albany expedition. Also noted is the death of former Congressman Mevin from Ohio, and reports of hotel finance irregularities and mine workers in Ohio.
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Highwaymen fatally wound two men near East Liverpool
Killed by highwaymen at Homeworth near East Liverpool Joseph Alona 28 shot dead and Joseph Farrage 23 fatally wounded. A third man escaped and raised the alarm with the locality cited as Homeworth dated December 18.
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