Rural members win on Winans bill in lower house
Rural members press through the Winans bill requiring commission merchants to reveal the buyer’s name for produce sales. Debate covers eight hour laws, public work mandates, and investigations into state departments. Bill advances with amendments on eggs and livestock. opposition challenges and broader tax, university, and municipal rule questions emerge.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Jemming
Commission
Winans
Phe Howe
Terrell
Cuyahoga
Pulton
Fulton
Licking County
Deakins
Madison
Weygant
Portage County
State Board of
Lewlth
Must Face Indictment Against Poe In Federal Case
The federal grand jury returns an indictment charging Poh and associates in a case heard by United States Judge Carpenter. The judge overruled a demurrer, setting the stage for trial on a date in Poh. 25.
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Chicago
Gack
United Baws
Carpenter
Governor Cox Faces Objections on Workmen’s Compensation Plan
In Columbus on Feb 6 Governor Cox, in the executive offices, met a delegation of 100 employers and addressed each objection raised to features of the Green workmen's compensation bill. He argued that it is not fair for a worker to bear the occupational risks alone.
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Columbus
Cox
Alleged Bomb Maker Repudiates Confession
John Paul Farrell repu diated the confession claiming to be coerced and said he would die on the electric chair rather than reveal more. He spoke from Tombs custody, denying involvement in the Grave Walker and Madeline Herrera killings and endangering Judge Rosalaky's life.
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New York
John Paul Farrell
Tienday
Grave Walker
Madeline Herrera
Jurge Rosalaky
Cmse
Umbrella bearer killed in attack on Lord Hardinge burned
In Delhi on February 6 a bomb wounded Viceroy Hardinge slightly and killed his jemadar the umbrella bearer. The bearer’s body was carried through streets to a cremation ground outside the old city walla and burned on a funeral pyre saturated with perfume as officials supervised.
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Lord Hardinge
Delhi
India
Hardinge
Walla
Home Rulers Fight Utilities Bill
The Home Rulers oppose a utilities bill aimed at giving the public utilities commission stronger power of inspection and supervision over municipally owned utilities. The measure shifts to a valuation process conducted by an engineer of public utilities authorized by the commission.
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Phe Adhinianiee Traction
Mualetond
Camudas
Widow and Mother Burned in Kitchen Fire
A gust of wind toppled the empty stove at Mrs. Lena Welsman’s home in Cleveland on February 6. A flame reached her apron as she stood nearby, causing fatal burns before neighbors could help. Mrs. Welsman, a widow with three young children, died from injuries.
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Cleveland
Lena Welaman
Mra Welsman
Pie Story Denied and Washington Visit Noted
In Millbury on February 6 Mina Torrey aunt of President Taft travels to Washington for a final visit during Taft's tenure. She disputes an apple pie claim and comments on a related rumor while noting expenses for the month. A naval report announces Hannibal locating an uncharted rock near Swan Island with 16 feet of water coverage. In Martins Ferry Ohio a man, Georg Michalko, 40, dies after a mule kick at a hospital following an injury at Big Rug.
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Millbury
Main
Mine Delia Torrey
Taft
Washinton
Whit House
Washington
Mina ‘Torrey
Naval Survey
Hannibal Hax Jaunt
Jocaurl
Swan Island
Martins Ferry
Georg Michalko
Bosnit
Prince Weds Oh Girl Part Lifts Cincinnati Couple
The civil marriage of Miss Helena Fiat of Cincinnati and Prince Michaab Siarat was celebrated before the crowd in the presence of local dignitaries at the Cathalie Charoti of St Honore d'Byinn.
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Mins Helena Fiat
Cincinnati
Princ Michaab Siarat
St Honore d’Byinn
Work of Black Hand in Marion Strikes Fruit Dealer
V. Nardini a Marion fruit dealer was battered by a stranger believed to be a Black Hand agent. He was struck with a hammer and left for dead. the assailant fled. Police pursue leads in the February 6 incident.
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Marion
V. Nardini
Nardini
Reform in Hawilton County Jury System Reported
A Hawilton county reform proposal calls for two jury commissioners appointed by the common pleas court at a salary of 2 100 a year each. They would serve year round and examine prospective jurors for physical and mental fitness before listing them for jury duty.
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Commireg
O. Fal
James Chirk
Hawilton
Istesatire
Common Pleas
Salarion
Missing student George Alton sought after Virginia move
Cleveland officials and other cities search for George Alton a former Western Reserve student who left Virginia Military Institute in Lexington and has not been heard from since aiming for Cleveland His mother Mrs N F Alton fears he may have headed there Columbus reports Ohio rifle team reorganized to include only enlisted marksmen not officers in a general order by Adjutant General George H Wood
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Cleveland
George
Alton
Western Reserve
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Slice
Mra. N. F. Alton
Ohio Rifle Team
Columbus
Ohio State Rifle
George H. Wood
Ohio National Guard
Five College Girls Drown After Ice Breaks
In Poughkeepsie New York five Vonsar college students fell through a thin cornified lake surface while crossing an artificial pond. One student Myhod of Corporation Council drowned, four others were rescued after a desperate struggle led by Professor Shuttuck and Phoebe Hinges who swam to aid the victims. Anna Oldham of Cleveland was among the survivors.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Vonsar College
Simgot Hill
Mylod
Corporaion Counsel
Johne Myhod
The
Bulgars Change Their Tactics Near Constantinople
London reports Bulgarian forces altered tactics around Gallipoli and Tchatalja. A Bulgarian right wing retreat and burning of Tehntalim is confirmed while Bulgars aim to thwart Turkish flank moves by destroying bridges and rail links.
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Constantinople
Tchatalja
London
Gallipoli
Sota
Tchataljaines
Gellipoli
Karlisul
Kaveki
Myrofife
Marmora
Tehntalim Re
Tchorkesstreul
Milea
Live Stock and Grain Market Prices Across Regions
A fragmented report lists cattle, hogs, sheep and calf prices from markets in Pittsburg Cleveland and Cincinnati. Prices include cattle at 8.50 to 9.75 per cwt, hogs around 8.15 to 8.30, calves near 10, and sheep and lambs with varied week to week figures amid receipts totals.
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MT NS
Alockere and Fooders
Freah Cawa
Wethers
Owen
Pittsburg
Holler
Cleveland
Fed
Anenrem
Wilson to Limit Special Session to Tariff and Banking Reform
Information from public men indicates President elect Wilson will urge Congress to restrict the special session to two main goals: tariff revision and banking and currency legislation. Work on his inaugural address began as he planned consultation with Democratic leaders.
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Wilson
Washington
Congress
Trenton
Beein
Democratic Party
Wilken
Administrator to repay county interest on bonds
Cincinnati February 6 The administrator of Leo Schott former county treasurer and bondholders must repay to the county any interest received from banks on county liens The county claims 14 074 04 There will be a jury to fix the amount the decision rests with Common Pleas judge Cushing
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Cincinnati
Leo Schott
Cushing
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