Trooper 5 and Liperville clash amid strike calm
An April 1 confrontation near Liperville during a mobilization of Aiuto constabulary led to Trooper Crawford being shot in the leg and both sides exchanging fire with local residents. Troops pursued suspects after two brothers emerged and fired as authorities patrolled the area near the Derby Pike.
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Aiuto Constabulary
Connusion
Marshal Crawford
Skirmieh
Thomas
Nichole Harger
Liperville
Crawford
Trvetion Company
Leiperville
Aarane Gue
Moyers
Claim Frauds in Primary Election Report Unfurls
Cincinnati April 1k reports fraud allegations in the Republican primary. The Honest Elections committee presents evidence to the criminal court jury, claiming up to one fourth of the vote was fraudulent and that election officials may be implicated.
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Cincinnati
Ohico
T Crriminal
Frand
Kelly
Electone
Anya Aiimort
Cruiser Albany Ordered To Salina Cruz For War Cruise
San Francisco April 18 Cruser Albany carries orders to sail to Salina Cruz with coal and a store of ammunition for a daylong cruise. Commander Mayo says the ship will proceed to Blalod in response to suspected trouble in Central or South American republics. Unconfirmed reports mention possible supplies for Venezuela. Mayo provides no further details. The Albany was at Mare Island taking on coal and expects to depart today.
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Washington
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Albany
Baling Cruz
Blalod
South
Central
South American
Mayowan
Berique Creel
Mexico
Santa Crus
Reepublica
Wea
Guilbert Refuses to Produce the Records in Probe
Columbus, April 18. The senate investigation committee pressed to see Guilbert’s banking records and cashier’s checks connected to Auditor Walter Guilbert. Guilbert refused to turn over books and denied knowledge of where funds were kept, with a heated exchange among Boyd Daugherty and McKinnon as the committee sought custody of bank records and cashier’s checks.
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Columbus
Senate Investigation Committee
Teast
Walter 4. Guilbottts
Guilbent
Thirust & Suvillige Co
W. McKinnon
Lixon
Guilert
Guiibert’s Bank
Treasuer McKinnon
Attorney Boyd
Harry A. Daugherty
Guibert
Guilbert
Hoyd End
Hoyd
Jfestinis
A. W. Mackenzle
Guilbent's
Pemson
Daugherty
Culbert
Bank
Witt
Ned
Alexander W. Mackenster
Don M. Dickinson Near Death At Michigan Sanitorium
Detroit noted statesman Don M. Dickinson once in President Cleveland’s cabinet is reported dying at the Oakland Sanitorium in Mint Michigan after a long illness. The prominent Democrat, long a national figure, suffered a nervous prostration and has been ill for some time.
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Don M. Dickinson
Detroit Mich
Detroit
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Oukerove
Mint, Mich
Vanderbilt Divorce Report Sets Stage for Final Judgment
New York April 18 The report of referee Metlure on the divorce suit of Alfred G Vanderbilt is to be filed with the Supreme Court clerk later today or Monday. The report says Mrs Vanderbilt has won her cause and, if confirmed, will allow remarriage after three months. Either party may seek a reconciliation or a modification of the decree during the interim.
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New York
Heferee Metlure
Mie
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Kite
Mike. Vanderbilt
Keene
Mik
President Considers Venezuela Show of Force
Washington reports a senate briefing on a possible military demonstration against Venezuela. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, a close administration ally, introduced a resolution to empower the president to send a special commissioner with forces, aiming for a hearing and quick committee action next Wednesday. The move, approved by the president and Secretary Root, hinges on congressional sanction and power questions.
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Washington
Venezuela
Senate
Moltiplece
Lotge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Venexuela
Foreign Relations Committee
Provident
Root
Senator Lodge
Final Pardon Bid In Murder Case For Herman Billek
Chicago April 8 final effort to move the life of Herman Billek convicted of the murder of all members of the Vern family began as Governor Dene and two water board members testified in Billek s favor If the governor and pardon board interfere Billek will be his age next year Billek s attorney hinges on Jorr Varal s story that he featured falsely at the trial to save Billek.
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Chicago
Herman Billek
Vern
Dene
Wate Board of Paredons
Bil
Pardon Board
Billek
Jorr Varal
Man of Japanese Heritage Attempts Marine Enlistment
Milwaukee April 18 4 Japanese man named Hamashi tried to enlist in the United States Marine Corps at the local recruiting office. He initially claimed to be Pipi then admitted he was Japanese and sought enlistment to aid a Philippine resistance group. An officer confronted him and prepared to take an oath of allegiance.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nomination Talk Winds Through War Cabinet
Warkington April 18 reports rumors that Secretary of War William Taft would not sign from the cabinet if nominated by Republicans. Other sources say the department will press on as President Roosevelt seeks to end the present era. The canvas for a presidential bid remains unsettled amid talk of retirement and legal questions surrounding past actions.
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Warkingod
Wiliam
Tait
Roosevelt
Flood Claims Two Lives in Trinity River Valley
In Texas on April 18 a Trinity river valley flood claimed two lives as residents fled rising waters. The deluge forced evacuations, inundated homes, and left Port Worth facing a threatened water supply with damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Six bodies have been recovered and the death toll is expected to rise.
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Dmnllas
Texas
Trinity River
Bheriil Ledbetter
Port Worth
Plans Change for Atlantic Fleet Movements to California Ports
Sen Die Cal April 18 The Navy Secretary telegram ordered the fleet to anchor at San Pedro in full formation until Sunday morning after which the second, third and fourth divisions deploy to Monterey and Santa Barbara ports. The ships will be illuminated at San Pedro Saturday night and arrive Monterey Friday morning May 1. The first squadron heads to Santa Cruz Saturday May 2 and the second to follow there Monday May 4.
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Sen Die
Cal
Atlantic
California
LpAet
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalt
Duopta
San Pedro
Otter Porta
Meo
Unclear candidates named for cabinet posts
A list of officials including Robert Oliver, Winthrop, and Charles B. Magoon as provisional governor are cited as having qualifications for cabinet portfolios. The text presents these men as contenders for top government positions as sought by the president.
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Slits
Robert 8. Oliver
Seekman Winthrop
Secr
The
Treasury
Charles B. Magoon
Buna
Tobacco Trust Says It Will Stand Firm
New York April 18 W Hull er chief counsel of the American Tobacco Company denied reports of a planned reorganiz ation or change in the trust. He stated no change of any sort is contemplated and rejected rumors emanating from Richmond about a proposed restructuring.
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New York
W. Huller
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Thal
Huller
Richmond
American ‘Tobacco Co
Aati
Oil Wells Boom Across Central West Districts
Oil wells show a strong week with Northwestern Ohio drilling nineteen wells and only one failure, Andina drilling thirteen with four failures, and Southeastern Ohio reporting a gusher in Washington County with initial barrels. Osle Indiana and West Virginia did not surpass prior production levels.
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Ldn
Osle
Indiana
West Virginia
Ohio
Andina
Washington County
Miners Fast Track Vote On New Agreement Circula
In Toledo Ohio a circular from President Lewi Secretary Ryan and Tutted Mine Workera district officers directs locals to hold urgent special meetings and vote favorably on a two year agreement. Votes must reach the National ie excisions of Indianapedlcs by April 25. Mines reopen Monday without awaiting the vote, seen as certain to be favorable. In eastern Ohio about 12,000 miners are affected by the action.
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Toledo
Lewi
Ryan
Ohio
Peace sought by Gould family in Virginia plan
Mrs Edward Kelly, mother of Mrs Frank Jay Gould, said she will seek reconciliation between Gould and his wife after she left for Hot Springs Virginia. He admitted Mrs Gould sued for a legal separation last Wednesday. The Goulds and their two children remain at their Fifth Avenue home as Mrs Kelly urges a meeting in the Virginia mountains away from disruptive influences.
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New York
Frank Jay Gould
Edward Kelly
Gould
Hot Spridge
Fifth Avenue
Kelly
Virginia Mountains
Nick and Alice Win Assp Congressmen Role
Fragmentary OCR notes report Nick and Alice will assume congressional roles. Mentions April and dates unclear, with references to Longworth and Mindiay and a campaign context. Source text is garbled but indicates a political appointment or election outcome involving two individuals.
Ohioan criticizes industrial mood in United States
In Washington on April 1 Mr Horton of Ohio argued that the present business depression stems from progressive civilization. He blamed excessive private extravagance and a lack of harmony among production branches, citing imagined future demand and costly speculative incorporations as core factors.
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Washington
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