Haywood trial details and world news roundup
A busy week report notes Judge Wood limiting evidence on the Haywood case as prosecution rests and defense with no surrebuttal. Also covered are: Korean monarchist mutiny quelled, Kaiser Wilhelm II sinks, fires at Wanamaker estate, and multiple crimes, accidents, and political shifts abroad and in the U.S. including railway disputes and notable deaths.
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William D. Haywood
Wood
Western Federation of Miners
Hawley
Haywood
Quick Remedies for Cramp in Little Folk
Practical home tips for easing child cramps include pressing toes to the footboard or against the other foot, applying warmth and warmth from the well foot, and tying a band above the cramped area. For stubborn knots and nervous cramps, avoid rubbing and consider a warm bath with an alcohol rub at night as a preventive measure.
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New York Life Sees 70 Million Half-Year Premiums
The New York Life Insurance Company reports more than seventy million dollars in new paid business for the half year ending June 30. The company drew near the per-year limit of 150 million under the new law, having built strong headway before the Armstrong investigation and seems to be the preferred company as others lag. Policyholder payments totaled 21,660,761 with roughly equal splits between death claims 11,180,626 and living policyholder payments 10,480,135. Modern life insurance seen as saving for aging and funding families after death.
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New York Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Armstrong
Ohio University Funds Under Scrutiny as Charges Arise
Aaron E. Price, former county representative, claims misreporting and irregular book keeping at Ohio University involving diverted funds and unlawful expenditures. Gov ernors to investigate. University president Elz presides that accounts are square. Gen Grosvenor denies involvement.
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Ohio University
Aaron E. Price
Gov
Nors
Auditor of State
Elz 3
University
Trunk Said to Hold Evidence in Black Hand Case
Police in Youngstown believe a Cotrocco trunk in his possession contains Black Hand evidence tied to district operations. Arrest warrants from Newcastle were issued for John Jott and Treppi Fracisco on extortion charges. Senator Samuel H. West resigns from National Cash Register post to return to law practice.
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Newcastle
Kangstown
Yen John Jott
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Newstle
West
N. Co. R
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Samuel H. West
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Dayton
Canada
Senaitor West
T& Facts
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Tanager Chalmers
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Ohio Senate
Resignation Tenders From Ohio Penitentiary Board
Governor Harris received Colonel Thompson Burton from Youngstown resigning from the Ohio penitentiary board due to ill health. Burton fell from a carriage at the prison witnessed by about 20 people and was later sent to Toledo toward his Michigan summer home. The governor will choose a successor, likely from the northeast and possibly a soldier, after final deliberation.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Thompson Burton
Youngstown
Harris
C. Burton
Toledo
Michigan
Burton
Plam
Owner Must Pay Tax Despite Tenant's Occupation
Columbus Ohio Attorney General William H. Miller ruled that a property owner owes the liquor tax even if ignorant of a tenant’s business. The opinion was prompted by a restaurant leased to Addison in the Bad Lands where inspectors found liquor sold. Miller warned that a lease barring sales cannot dodge the tax and would render the law ineffective.
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William H. Miller
Guilbert
Aikin
Addison
Miller
War Veterans Pension Office Report From Columbus Ohio
The annual report of the local pension agency shows veterans dying rapidly with 16,629 deaths from 98,068 survivors. In the period 14,390 were added, total disbursements reached 9,634,797.72. There are 2,270 Spanish War survivors paid by this office.
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Boeing
Spain
Bobby’s Viewpoint at a Dressed Class Commencement
A theater shone with colored lights as 200 boys and teachers filled the stage. John, elder brother to Bobby, stood amid the crowd and whispered to his father asking if it was nice that so many people attended John’s commencement.
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John
Papa
Husband Seizes Child In Beaver Dam Divorce Case
Claude Lansdowne sparked a village uproar by visiting Pearl Lansdowne’s home, taking their minor child in a carriage. Common Pleas Judge Quail issued a peremptory order for the child’s return, and deputy sheriffs pursue the husband.
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Claude Lansdowne
Beaver Dam
Pearl
Common Pleas
Quail
Kraft Hall Gift Sparks Fundraising Plan
The college president praises merchant Mr Kraft for offering 5000 dollars for a new building to be named Kraft hall yet the dean notes that amount only covers part of the cost. He explains the gift hinges on securing 10000 dollar donations from ten other citizens.
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Bear killed by ferocious lion in Marysville incident
In Marysville Ohio a brown bear, tied and placed near a partition with female lions, was killed when Julia the lion broke the rope and mashed the barrier during a loading for Adrian Michigan. The bear reportedly tried to hug the lion before the fatal attack.
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Super Wins Default Judgment in Mining Stock Case
Charles W. Super sues Adolph Leue over a mining stock deal. A default judgment for $38.75 is awarded to Super. Leue is a former Ohio university president and a current board of trustees member. The dispute centers on stock purchased by Super that he never received.
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Athens
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Mountain Echoes Prompt Dreamy Girl and Urban Contrast
A dreamy girl longs for a summer trek into the mountains to feel nature at heart. A matter-of-fact man recalls his own ascent seeking nature, only to find insects and return to the artificial city with gloom.
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White youth stabbed by a negro in Chillicothe
John Boss a 19 year old white man was stabbed near William Scott's home in Chillicothe Ohio. Scott a black man says Boss tried to enter the house and he acted in defense of his home. The incident is under investigation with possible fatal injuries.
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Strike OrdersIgnored in Valley Labor Probe
Youngstown Ohio reports the American Federation of Labor is investigating blast furnace workers. The union is said to have ceased to exist as repeated eight hour proposition strike orders were issued, yet no strike has occurred.
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American Federation of Labor
Prison Life Looms After Guilty Plea in Costula Home Robbery
Edward Bennett, a Black man from Youngstown, pleaded guilty to robbing the Costula home and was identified by Costula's neighbors. He faces life imprisonment in the Ohio Penitentiary and was held to the grand jury.
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Edward Bennett
Joe Costula
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Veteran's Long Walk from Washington to Newark
John Prior aged 65 a former member of Company D 30th Ohio regiment recently moved from Licking county infirmary to Washington returned to Newark after running away from the Washington home in June He walked the entire distance from Washington to Newark and back gewünschten.
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John Prior
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Licking County Infirmary
Washington
Meat or Cereals Debate on Diet and Grape Nuts
An article discusses vegetarianism versus meat, warns against excessive starch, and promotes Grape Nuts as a pre digested starch source. It claims quick strength gains and brain nourishment through phosphate of potash, urging ten days use and referencing The Road to Wellville.
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Attempt to Blackmail in Cleveland Prompts Disbarment Probe
An attempt to blackmail Mayor Johnson in Cleveland months ago is now public. The mayor’s vigilance thwarted the plot, leading to pending disbarment proceedings against two Topeka lawyers.
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Johnson
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Negro desperado Henry White dies in electric chair
Columbus reports Henry White, the Negro desperado who killed Marshal Bashora at Franklin last October, was executed in the electric chair after three contacts to complete the final operation.
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Henry White
Marshal Bashora
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Drowning After Banter Turns Fatal on Mahoning River
In Youngstown Ohio Thomas Rososkon allegedly urged by a fellow countryman to swim the Mahoning River near the Youngstown Sheet and Tube plant, drowned while returning after crossing. The body was recovered.
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Mahoning River
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Rososkon
Engineer Found Dead Near Milan in Norwalk Ohio
William L. Roberts an engineer at the Araric Light and Water Works Milan station was found dead in the engine room lying in a pool of blood. Authorities suspect foul play and murder.
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William L. Roberts
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Roberts
Drowned during Italian celebration near Mill Race
Miss Lillie Smith fell into the water while watching fireworks at the Lowellville Italian celebration. Her escort jumped in to help but she was swept into the mill race and drowned.
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Lowellville
Lillie Smith
Drowned at Picnic As Swift Undertow Claims Ethan Brewer
Ethan Brewer, 22, brother of Councilman Byron Brewer, drowned in the Mad River several miles north of Dayton while bathing during a picnic. He was swept away by the swift undertow.
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Ron Brewer
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Steubenville Boy's Shot Kills Passing Man
In Steubenville Ohio Elwood Noble aged 16 of Riddles Run while hunting near there fired at a ground hog and missed. The bullet struck Fred Carri who was passing and fatally wounded him.
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Elwood Noble
Riddle
Fred Carri
Forest City Railway Delisted By Exchange Board
Cleveland Ohio authorities order removal of Forest City Railway Co from local stock exchange due to failure to file a satisfactory financial statement. Board cites noncompliance and halts trade of listed securities.
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Forest City Railway Co
Local Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Appeal For Stay Denied In Toledo Lumber Case
Attorneys for the lumber and bridge men sentenced for violating the Valentine anti trust law asked Judge Morris in common pleas court for a stay of proceedings. The judge overruled the motion.
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Poker Ends in a Killing in Hillsboro
In Hillsboro Ohio Herman Trimble aged about 21 was shot dead by Willis Hudson following a poker game. Both men are Black. Hudson surrendered claiming self defense.
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Herman Trimble
Willis Hudson
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Cloudburst Hits Ohio Village in Zanesville Area
A cloudburst drenched Cannellville, fifteen miles south of Zanesville, washing away homes and submerging the town under five feet of floodwaters. Many narrow escapes reported and a possible loss of life feared.
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Zanesville
Cannellville
Here
Ex Mayor Divorced in Athens Case
Athens Ohio Mrs Gilbert E Day awarded a divorce from former Mayor Day who resigned as the suit was planned He did not appear in court and was named as co respondent by a local married woman noted in the decree
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Gilbert E. Day
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Death in wrestling ends champion Irondale youth
Steubenville Ohio report: Mike Dragon aged 16 from Irondale died after rupturing a blood vessel while attempting a grapevine twist in a wrestling match. He was the town’s reigning youth wrestling champion and was injured during the bout.
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Mike Dragon
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