Liquor Forgets Win First Round In License Fight
The report details a heated early session where Lidner forces persuaded a joint house and senate committee to limit hearings on a license bill to two sessions, with ticketed admission and three tickets per felon. Wayne JH Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League testified for drys as Nicholas Futle argued for wets, and Governor Cox urged action against corrupt lobbyists. A companion measure aims to curb lobbying with registration, penalties, and possible imprisonment, while other bills touch direct senatorial elections and taxation.
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Lidner
House
Senate
Wayne JH. Wheeler
Av Saloon League
Nicholas Futle
Dayton
Billy
Cox
Hia
Hiv Tae
Pines
Potting
Akron
Kletxer
McDermott
Trumbull
Collins
Stark County
United States
Divorce Epidemic Shocks Cleveland Courts
Cleveland common pleas judges face a record surge in divorce actions with 24 granted yesterday and 118 in four days. Cruelty and abuse are common grounds, most petitions uncontested. In Washington, the Senate supports continued funding for the commerce court with a 43 to 20 vote.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Senate
Commerce Court
Washington
House
Hastings takes charge at Boys Industrial School
Lancaster Jan 16 Captain R A Hastings new superintendent of the Boys Industrial School says he will use common sense in governing the institution. He notes the board of administration authorizes necessary measures but he will not use corporal punishment or the paddle, deeming it unnecessary.
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Lancaster
R. A. Hastings
F.C. Gerlach
Boys' Industrial School
Hastings
Coryors
Boardh of Administratias
Forty Thousand Garment Workers Parade in New York
In New York on January 16 a parade of between twenty five thousand and forty thousand striking garment workers marched through the manufacturing district and ended with a mass meeting in Union Square. No violence occurred. union leaders barred tea flags on orders. Speakers included Benjamin Schweitzer and Max Pine criticizing clothing manufacturers and working conditions.
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New York
Union Square
Benjamin Schweitzer
Max Pine
Warning Issued In Market Turmoil Shadowing Gore and James
In Trenton June the governor faced Wall Street claims as trade distress and high court reform loomed. Senator Gore of Oklahoma and Senator James criticized Wilton’s handling, while James pledged an investigation to find responsibility. The governor dismissed speculation, noting the court docket pressures and a proposed bill to raise the high court’s bench strength to speed justice.
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Wall Street
Gore
High Court
Trenton
Olkon
Newie
Chicago
Tranton
Prophets of
James
Tore
Tor Wilton
Wat Frame
Titanic victims file heavy claims court report
New York through the United States Couplers plaints exceed 5.488 million dollars in claims against the Deep Sea Navigation Company for loss and suffering from the sinking. No claims filed yet by Mrs John Jacob Astor or the Hayes family. A brother of Major Archibald Ful submitted a claim for his brother's deflated bag. The largest claim totals one million dollars by Rene Wallack Harris wife of Henry S Harris.
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New York
Dan W
United State
Gitebelat
Deese Preant Navigation Company
John Jacob Autor
Wigesers
Philadelphia
Charles M. Hayes
Grand Trunk Rail Fd
Archibald Ful
Rene Wallack Harris
Henry 8. Harris
Hogan at Ashland in probe of grand jury packing
Attorney General Hogan and Assistant McGee arrived at Ashland to investigate sensational allegations that Ash County grand jury was packed to prompt an indictment against Formenarcinas Boring. A raid on a fee party led to Clyde Ebert being shot, who later died.
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Ashland
Mogan
McGiee
Ash County
Formenarcinas Boring
Clyde Ebert
Killed by HoldUp Man Mishap Reported In Local Area
A garbled police incident report describes a hold up near Mansfield with a fatal shooting over money. Names and exact locations are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a robbery gone wrong and a victim left at the scene.
Democrats Refute Fears After Wilson Speech
Washington January 16 Democrats respond to the president elect Wilsons Trenton address with confidence about markets and investment. Senator Tillman of South Carolina vows to hang any scoundrel who would profit from panic while insisting the Democrats will not be scared or deterred.
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Washington
Wilson
Trenton
Ireas
Tillman
South Carolina
Train Fatality in Fostoria Claims 95 Year Old Man
Fostoria Ohio January 14 Clarence Bornbisel 95 ofRalcatown was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train. His head was crushed and an arm and loss were broken.
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Fostoria
Clarenes Bornbisel
Ralcatown
Baltimore & Ohio
Country Life Day Speakers Promote Rural School and Churchunity
Columbus Ohio January 1 Gifford Pinchot former U S forester P Claxton commissioner U S bureau of education and other speakers urged consolidating rural schools and churches to halt decadence and to boost their afferency during the Ohio State board of agriculture annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium.
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Columbus
Gifford Pinchot
United State
P. Claxton
Washington
United States Bureau of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Greek Vessel Riddled and Sunk by Medjidie Off Syra
Athens reports the Turkish ship Medjidie engaged Greek vessels in the Dardanelles region, sinking a patrol boat off Macelinia after bombarding Syra's magazine. The electric plant was partly wrecked, plunging the town into darkness. two workers were killed. The Greek fleet has been warned to intercept the Medjidie.
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Athens
Dardnelles Fy
Syra
Cramps
Philadelphia
Ryan Bond Refused in Steel Union Leader Case
Chicago January 16 The bond for President Frank M Ryan of the Structural Iron Workers Union was denied a release after District Attorney Miller of Indianapolis prevailed before the circuit court of appeals. The court sustained that the property listed on Ryan's seventy thousand dollar bond was insufficient to guarantee appearance.
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Chicago
Frank M Ryan
Structural Iron Workers Union
Miller
Indianapolis
Court of Appeals
Ryan
Averted Robbery at East Marion Yard Tower
In East Marion on January 16 Operator B J Prady repelled two armed men who entered the tower seeking to stop eastbound No 4 Erie express. He signaled the warning to the office as police and detectives arrived too late to reach the suspects.
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Marion
B. J. Prady
Marion Yards
Erie
Castro Held Unfit To Enter Country
New York January 1h Central dispatch reports former Castro, head of Vorsrt, was declared unfit to enter the United States by an immigration board inquiry. He was not allowed to hire counsel at examination and acted as a reluctant witness, denying perjury. His Spanish translation was read aloud. he appeared largely unmoved. Attorneys O Worman, Maltle & Marshall plan appeals to Washington to reverse the board order, arguing immigration laws were misapplied.
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New York
Central
Tortino Castro
United States
Bin
Bem
O'Wormair, Maltle & Marshall
Este
Washington
Ctm
O'Wormain, Tattle & Mursteph
Dattie
Marshall
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Cities
Jan reports from Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and Toledo list livestock categories with price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Grain quotes include Wheat Corn Oats and Rye with varying market values and receipts across the cities.
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Cleveland
Jan
Briforn
Fx Dull
Toledo
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Champ Clark
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U. S
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Hogan
Chieaxo
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Robles
Mansfield
Castro
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