Gruesome Kellner Child Found In Louisville Parochial School Cellar
In Louisville on May 31 Alma Kellner, eight, was found dead in St John’s parochial school cellar, wrapped in carpet. Police link suspect Joseph Wendling to the case, with evidence including bloodstained clothing and quicklime, as plumber Richard Sweet uncovered a shallow grave.
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Louieville
Fred F. Kellner
St John's Parochial School
Alma Kellner
Joseph Wendling
Jan Mor
St. John's
Louisville
Wendling
George Schumann
Tii
John's
Alma
Richard B. Sweet
Bill Duncrn
Wooster to act on fraternities during commencement week
Wooster Ohio May 31 The university board of trustees will decide on fraternities during commencement week. Greek letter men are organized and plan to resist action that would affect the “frats.” L I Lrance of Cleveland has pledged funds for needed buildings if officers oppose charter grants to these chapters. Washington May 31 The Supreme Court’s last decision day before summer recess is expected to include the corporation tax ruling. If not delivered today, the next chance comes in October. Administration supporters expect the tax law to be upheld.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Administration
Broderick Gives Bond In Bribery Allegations
Springfield May 31 Senators John Broderick of Chicago and Stanton C Pemberton of Oakland with Representative Joseph Clark of Vandalia appeared before Judge Creighton in the circuit court and gave bonds in a nefarious conduct case involving State Senator W Holtslaw. Lorimer era details include that Broderick had been indicted and had kept hidden until arrival in custody of Deputy Sheriff Long.
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Springfield
John Broderick
Chicago
Stanton C. Pemberton
Oakland
Joseph. Clark
Vandalia
3. W. Holtslaw
Creighton
Broderick
United States
Lorimer
Depuy
Long
Defeated Congressman Urged for Fat Job
Ohio lawmakers press President Taft to appoint former Representative Ralph Cole to the post of assistant postmaster general. Cole leaves Congress March 4, 1911 after losing renomination. Delegation aims to secure approval from Postmaster General Mitchcock and colleagues in Washington amid a note of cautious expectation. In Vermilion River tragedy a canoe overturned during a paddling lesson, claiming the life of a girl and a young man.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Taft
Ralph Cole
Eighth
Ohio Dinrest
Cole
Mr. Cole
Hit
Araét
Mitchcock
Lan Hertena
He Flanse
Henry Melnvke
Cleveland
Vermillion River
Illfated Motor Boat Trip to Cleveland Hermit Club Show
Five Cleveland men and two companions endured a brutal Lake Erie storm for 48 hours after their Detroit to Cleveland voyage in a late model Sperdjax motor boat. They reached Toledo by sea then train to Cleveland for the Hermit club show following Yale alumni events. The party included S. H. Moore Jr, Wilfred Sarror, Chester K. Brooke, James C. Brooks, and Dan Higerson.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Detroit
Toledo
Hermit Club
Opera House
Yale
Albert Y. Gowen
Cleveland Builders’ Supply Company
Hare
H. Moore, Jr
Wilfred Sar Ror
Chester K. Brooke
James C Brooks
Clevelunt
Dan Ttger
Chicago
Johnson Says Cleveland Fight Not Over At Banquet
Tom L Johnson former mayor of Cleveland spoke at the New York Single Tax club dinner at the Hotel Astor. He said it is pleasant to hear praise but warned that the Cleveland fight may not be finished and that more battles could come, though he has no regrets.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Banquet
New York
Tom L. Johnson
Hotel Astor
Johnson
Senate ready to study Lorimer bribery charges
Washington May 31 The resolution calling for a senate investigation of Lorimer election bribery charges will be adopted but senate privileges and elections committee members say no action can occur until Tinots atte court cases against state legislators alleged to be part of the bribery are decided Brigadier General Cyrus Ballou Comstock Dies In New York May 31 Brigadier General Comstock United States Army retired died at his niece Dr Elizabeth Comstocks home in his eightieth year Funeral services will be held today at West Point where he graduated first in his class in 1855
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Washington
Resolutton
Senate
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Comstock
New York
Cyrus Ballou Comstock
United States Army
Barber Shot While Shaving in Glouster Ohio Case
Fred Reynolds, a barber, was shot while shaving a customer by Jack Tracey who Reynolds had sought with a shotgun after accusing Tracey of assault on his father. A bystander was injured. Tracey was arrested.
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Glouster O
Fred Reynolds
Jack Tracey
Reynolds
Tracey
Shot by Lilted Girl in Pollock Killings
Samuel F. Ford a bookkeeper was shot and killed in Pollock on May 31 by Miss Arrie Pritchard Ford. Ford, 118, had courted Pritchard and recently broke an engagement, planning to wed another on June 22. Four Indians Cremated in Eufaula fire killed Puenahosa Lowe Peter Beaver Haver wife and child from Wee leatka Oklahoma.
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Pollock
Samuel F. Ford
Arrie Pritchard Ford
Peltehard
Ford
Eufaula
Okla
Puenahosa Lowe
Peter Beaver
Haver
Weeleatka
Olli
Cyclone Drives Ships Aloft in Mozambique Ports Disaster
A Mozambique dispatch reports a cyclone causing massive damage to shipping with many steamers driven to sea and several sunk. Among losses is a cargo ship carrying 400 natives heading to Rand mines. nearly all aboard drowned. Also notes accidental shotgun death of Gordon Woodward in Dayton and a streetcar related death of Lilly Longbottom in Akron.
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Mozambique
Lisbon
Speedway crush and record sprint at Indianapolis race
Terrific speed bursts and a four foot dent in cement wall as a racer escaped with minor injuries. Barney Oldfield lowers American mile and speedway records in front of sixty thousand fans. Harroun wins the 200 mile race and receives a Wheabier Schabler trophy worth $10,000 amid windy conditions and huge crowds at Indianapolis.
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Mal
Motor Speedway
Barney Oldfield
Indianapolis
Tie Mito Mobo Rcop
Indianapolia
King
Fil Eneod
Miley
Lour
Marroun
Oroke
Oldfield
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harroun
Taft to Visit Ada for University Commencement
Ada prepares for President William H. Taft visit with events at Ohio Northern University. Taft arrives by Pennsylvania Railroad to deliver the class address, dine with President Brith, meet press representatives, and review a parade with university military students and Ohio National Guard units. He leaves Ada for Detroit after events.
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Ada
Tucker
William H. Taft
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio’ Northern University
Brith
University
Companias
Ohio National Board
Neval Weybrecht
Taft
Detroit
Live Stock And Grain Prices From Major Markets
Trading quotes from Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg and Cleveland show cattle prices for steers cows bulls and calves with various grades and weights. Sheep lambs hogs and pigs listed with typical regional price ranges and product forms including no 2 red wheat and feed grains.
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Wentern
Wentren
East
Buffalo
Dutehnr
Heltorn
Milikers
Culves
Bheep
Ewes
Lamb
Yoaringa
Hoge Heath Edit
Pittsburg -Cuttier
Pete Wethers
Lamba
Ininha
COWIO
Medline
Laras Forces Repulsed At Bluefields Front Action
Nicaraguan regulars under General Lara failed to seize trenches on the left flank of General Estrada near Bluefields. Heavy fighting produced severe losses and about 250 dead or wounded reported in this combat. The revolutionaries captured 160 prisoners in varying condition and claim Lara has abandoned plans to storm Bluefields.
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Bluefields
Lara
Estrada
Revolutiontars
Bluefelds
Bluefelds Bly
Caye
Escondido
Paducal
Frail
Extrada
Venus
Decision Due Today in Hocking Suit Judge to Rule
Federal Judge Sater will decide today if Howard D Mannington’s suit against Hocking Valley and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads stops the latter from controlling Hocking Valley and retiring 215000000 in preferred stock. Receivers H J Booth and Mr Sheets named, but barred from taking hold by circuit court order on appeal from Judge Kinkend’s decision.
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Hocking
Sater
Columbus OG
Howard D. Mannington
Hocking Valley and
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Hocking Valley
Fawcett Arrested After Manfield Scrimmage Incident
In Columbus Mayor Monk Fawcett, a three time Ohio penitentiary resident, was shot during a police scrimmage at Mans Field. He was located at his mother's home and is awaiting officers from Manefield. A bullet injured a special deputy near Meeman. Cambridge reports a separate fatal burglary incident where Steve Shan alk, 10, died when a sugar barrel fell during a burglar attempt at Marant City.
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Columbus
Monk Fawcett
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield
Suepleloun
Offcern
Manefield
Manwald
Fawcett
Cambridge
John Burt
Mrusant City
Steve Shanalk
Akron checker players elect officers and plan Cedar Point tournament
The sixth annual Ohio Checker Players Association tournament named H. O. Newenmuh of Middletown as president, William Weber of Dayton as vice president, and FP. L. Scott of Toledo as secretary. The next tournament is set for Cedar Point in August with the C. C. Clark silver cup as prize. Hearst denies robbery reports and says he has not left England or France since arriving in Europe.
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Milan
Hearst
Europe
England
France
Curtiss Besieged With Offers for Trips
New York May 61 Glenn J Curtiss spent time in his Hotel Astor room recovering from his record breaking fight. He received many callers and business propositions offering trips and prizes. A proposed war prize of 79000 was discussed and Curtiss hinted at further exhibitions and a Washington trip as a possible performance. He accepted an invitation for an exhibit at the Chavelin Downe course in London on June 15.
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New York
Glenn J. Curtes
Hotel Astor
Tlewan
Curthes
Cirtica
Washington
Curtias
Loutegill
Carpenters
W. Carpenter
Morocco
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George Thiemer
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Charles 8. Warren
Robert Jamsing
Watertown
James Brown Scott
State Department
Root
Roosevelt
Lilted
Dayton
Gordon Woodward
James Woodward
Shutage
Akron
Lilly Longbottom
John Longbottom
Hurton Wreck
May
Pateick McCarthy
San Francisco
North Street
Laras
Paducah
Colon
Cluefields
Zeledon
Wat Bara
Curtiss
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