Donarey Blames Swain After Mooney Bill Defeat
Ohio politics and labor leaders react after Governor Cox vows to push the Mooney state accounting bill via referendum. Speaker Swain blocks the measure in the House, blaming Dem urges while Donarey denounces private book control. Bryan tours San Francisco amid Panama Exposition preparations.
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Columbus
Tor A. V. Douubey
Mooney
Charles L. Grain
House of Representatives
Donahey
Nat
Swain
Senate
Auditor of State
Treasury
Ohio
Charles L. Swain
House
Governor Sulzer Direct Nomination Bill Defeated in Senate
Alvany May 1 Governor Sulzer's statewide direct nominations bill abolishing party state conventions was defeated in the state senate vote. Strong opposition and party lines appeared as lawmakers rejected the proposal, ending the bid for direct nominations statewide.
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Alvany
Sulzer
Senate
Wenutore
Thurman Lands Job for Commerce Department
Washington May 1 A Lee Thurman of Columbus will be named to head the commerce department according to a statement by Congressman Tho. The nomination will be made next Monday.
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Washington
A. Lee Thun
Man of
Columbus
Big Bill Haywood Aids Plan to Fight Mill Reopenings
Paterson New Jersey May 1 The IWW leader Big Bill Haywood faces indictment for disturbing the peace as mill owners plan reopening with armed guards to deter strikers. The mills closed now will likely trigger clashes as workers seek pay and food. Flynn and Trench indicted with Haywood aided in preparing to oppose authorities and the owners’ renewed push.
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Big Bill
Haywood
Elizabeth Gurney Flynn
Car
Trencn
Postoffice Inspectors Arrest Suspect in Fraud Case
Columbus May 1 Thomas Low 28 arrested by postoffice inspector W B Robinson on federal warrant expected after district attorney recommendation. Authorities say arrest could unravel frauds by forged checks and mail fraud. Handwriting matches with checks held by Lonko bottling works implicated in Wanville Kentucky.
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Columbus
Thomas Low
W. B. Robinson
Postoffice Inspector
Longo
A. Lengo
Lon-Kolo Bottling Works
Wanville
Day to Day Injustice Accusations Spark Local Debate
Dayton officials deny that imported laborers were expelled as undesirables, saying actions aimed to rid the city of intoxicated workers unfit to labor. In nearby Bellefontaine, Champaign County Demo leaders announce John H. James has been recommended for a diplomatic post by Senator Pomerane.
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Dayton
Chicago
Bellefontaine
John H. James
Champaign County
Pomerane
DIPS GET BG ROLL
A Cleveland report states Charles a Beater, purchasing agent for an Akron whale sale firm, was robbed of 860 dollars while waiting for an interurban car. Three strangers talked with him, Jeter distracted him, and he was pickpocketed. The saga includes a note on Ballini and a short reference to a love tragedy involving the composer and a Neapolitan daughter.
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Pleveland
Charles a.Beater
Akron
Shafer
Jees
Jeter
Enya
Ballini
Memal
Bollint
Favorable Report on Equal Suffrage Amendment
Washington May 1 A favorable report will be made in the Senate at this session on a resolution concerning an amendment to the federal constitution granting marriage to women. It will be the first time such legislation has been before Congress in many years with expected support from the Senate committee.
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Washington
Neumte
Congress
Prominent Centerburg Man Ends Life Over Finances
Hyatt L. Messmore a longtime Centerburg business leader and Republican figure was found dead in a tile kiln at 5 PM on Wednesday. A 32 caliber revolver caused a fatal self inflicted head wound after financial troubles prompted the act. A letter to family indicated financial embarrassment as motive. another note asked $25 be paid to a worker. Messmore, 56, chaired the Centerburg board of education and once led the village as mayor. he leaves a wife and seven children. The body was removed for burial, and Coroner W L Fisher stated the act occurred in the early afternoon.
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Centerburg
Hyatt L. Messmore
Measmore
Stimson, Mesmore & Stimson
W. L. Fisher
Mr. Messmore
Hoe
California Land Bill Bars Japanese Ownership
After a legislative conference the Birdsall bill amendment drafts to bar Japanese ownership of land and majority control in California corporations. Governor Johnson and supporters praise wording while Dr David Starr Jordan calls the measure discriminatory, citing treaty rights. Secretary Bryan may leave Sacramento soon.
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Sacramento
Cal
Bryan
Wate Senate
Webb
Birdsall
Union
San Francisco
Johnson
Offensive to Japan New Alien Bill Not Liked by Washington Admin
Washington May 1 The federal administration finds only negative cause for satisfaction in the latest Japanese alien bill proposed in the California legislature. The chief comfort is that it might have been worse. President Wilson urged Californians either to delay action or pass a broader bill that would not discriminate against Japanese.
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Washington
California
Wilson
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Multiple Markets May
Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and Detroit markets report cattle hogs and sheep prices. Heavy hogs and stockers show varied bids with calves and lambs noted. receipts include thousands of cattle hogs and sheep across major hubs.
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EAGT
Dairen
Yeartman
Wethers
Chicago
Cincinnati
Howe
Tleveland
Pisa
Eneen
Tamba
Cntven
Borton
Obie
Pennsylvania
May Sue For Possession Of Her Grandchild
New York May 1 Charles A Henderson a broker divorced in 1911 by Beatrice Golden Henderson later Heinze has custody of his 5 year old daughter Katherine under a decree that may be challenged by her grandmother Mrs Mary Golden of Toledo Ohio who says her granddaughter was taken and brought to New York against her wishes after a trip to buy candy Finley J Shepard and his bride Helen Gould returned to New York after eight weeks abroad floods relief efforts move forward Ohio health board names Dr E R Hayhurst Chicago director of national disease survey bureau with 2000 annual salary.
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New York
Charles A. Henderson
Beatrice Golden Henderson
Frits Augustus Heinze
Katherine
Perder
Mary Golden
Toledo
Heinze
Henderson
Mrs. Golden
Finley J. Shepard
Helen Gould
New Brunswick
N. J
Ohio
Indiana
Ohio Board of Health
E. R. Hayhuret
Chicago
Bureau
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Cox
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The
Ohio Federation
Democratic Party
Beanie
John Voll
Zanesville
State Federation
Thomas J. Donnelly
Frisco
Panama
Bill
Thurman
Aegate
Mr. Fred
Wooster
Pittsburgh
Japan
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