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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1908

Page

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Cleveland Legislature to Probe Minichil Affairs in City

Columbus April 20 A Republican floor tender plans a lexow like investigation into Cleveland municipal affairs. Rep George Litte of Xenia says the aim is to review a city public service board member’s affidavit about a wrestling match loss and funds spent, with contractor influence on city work suspected.

Representative Little Xenia Indiana City Columbus Forest City George Litte Cleveland Cuty of Public Service Board

Atlantic Fleet Divided for First Time in Harbor Visits

Los Angeles observers watched as the Atlantic fleet split into four divisions at San Pedro Long Beach Santa Monica Bay and Redondo with Admiral Thomas aboard the Maine leading the fourth division. The sixteen ships anchor for five days of visits banquets and entertainments as Southern California welcomes the battleships and crews aboard church services and public tours accompany the celebrations.

Los Angeles Hampton Roads Weain Thomas Santa Barbara Alabama Redondo Son Angeles Billy

Italian Fleet Sets Out for Turkish Waters Demonstration

Italian fleet of eleven warships including the battleship Reginala and the Duke of Abruzzi sails toward Turkish waters for a demonstration about post offices in Turkien territory. The move, with 7,000 men and 500 boats, aims to pressure Turkey to grant rights while avoiding broader conflict. Continued on Page Four.

FS Genet Reginalena Duke of the Abruzzi Aula Minor Turkey Turkien Tripoli Lallens Tillan Turkelat Rometua Eputitrion Prigiteae Rome Wikely

Woman assaulted and robbed by masked men in Park County

Mrs. Loitieg Johnson, 44, of Park Minn, was assaulted and robbed by masked men at her home in Chandon County. She sustained injuries but is not reported to be in serious danger. The assailants escaped with an unspecified amount of money.

Chandon Loitieg Johnson Park Minn This County Johnson Ron. Ding

Stockholders approve management at United States Steel meeting

Hoboken N J April 2 stockholders of the United States Steel company reported no fight at the annual meeting. A committee of stockholders planned to attack the present administration but there was only one ticket in the field and all contracts were confirmed. Al Were elected and managements nets were approved.

Hoboken N. J United States Steel Company

Roosevelt presses as four battleships fight continues

Washington on April 20 President Roosevelt remains undaunted by defeat in the house and will press the Senate to back four battleships. If the State Affairs committee does not report favorably on the four ships administration senators plan to bring the contract to the floor.

Washington Roosevelt Senate USAVE

Father of American Baseball Dies in Brooklyn

New York reports Henry Chadwick known as the father of American baseball died at his Brooklyn home this afternoon after a long illness of pneumonia.

New York Henry Chalwick Brooklyn Poeumontia

Mae Woods Divorce Case Set For Hearing

New York April 20 Justice Wood set the divorce case of Mae Wood against Senior Vat for trial April 4. Senator Platt reportedly testified he never married the woman.

New York Justice Wood Mae Wood Apell Platt de Iiée

Kurdish forces routed in Persian highland battle report

In a dated dispatch a military clash near the Raa river resulted in Kurdish units scattered by cavalry and infantry. The engagement took place in the mountainous Persian terrain as forces from St. Velermbore and Monette clashed with Hunty and Hepa troops, leaving the Kurdish side dispersed.

St. Velermbore Henthy OM Raa

Bryan in New York debate affects Democratic convention

In New York on April 20, William J. Bryan faced a decision over his party faction and a possible split at the Donven convention. Bryan declined to comment on his stance as fellow Democrats watched proceedings and a key meeting with leaders approached.

New York Willian J. Bryan Ryan Brean Dune Henry Watferdon

Revolver duel kills two officers in Warrensburg hotel corridor

In Warrensburg Michigan Apell 2, 193? James Ryan chief of police and Fyvon Hall were killed while attempting to seize a revolver from Hall. Officers James bs and Robert Prt were wounded in a pistol duel in the corridor of the Keled hotel.

Warrensburg Janes Ryan Fyvon Hall Noi James Bs Wham Robert Prt Keled Ube Hall

Moros Disarmed as U S Troops Move in Mindanao

Reported operations show Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth Infantry units deploying from armed launches around Basilan and Lake Lanao in Mindanao to disarm Moros. Coordination with local forces aims to enforce arms restraint in ongoing security actions.

Manis, Poof

Plague Grip Report From Venesselan Port

Reports from Laugiayrn via CanMea indicate Venesselan port is in the grip of a plague. Families are crowded as overcrowded homes strain supplies and fear rising deaths. Uncertainty remains whether this is bubonic or another illness and officials have yet to confirm the disease.

Weebington CanMea

Great Russian General Dies of Pneumonia at Petersburg

April 20 reports the death of General Lineviteh former commander of the Russian army in Miawohiele Twp, dying at Petersburg from pneumonia.

Petersburg Cgeneral Lineviteh

White Woman Kills Colored Woman in Mississippi Quarrel

A quarrel over a chance leads Mrs Stines Wright to shoot and fatally wound Lelia Gordon in Mempirs. The incident occurred today as tensions between white and colored residents escalated, with authorities investigating the confidential details of the case.

Mempirs

Idaho Senator Defends Roosevelt in Brownsville Case

Idaho Republican Senator Borah used his maiden senate speech to back President Roosevelt over the Brownsville incident. He defended the war department soldiers and criticized the arrest of black servicemen, denouncing the antiwar faction and calling the affair a treasonous act by agitators. He previously prosecuted the Boise murder cases and attacked anarchist rhetoric.

Foraker Steunenberg Brownsville Washington Senator Borah Idaho Senate Reonavolt Borah Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone Boise Adarchiste Criem Bote Brownaville Ay Tresaon

Miners Resume Work in Western States Mines Today

Indianapolis April 2 Word received at the miners head quarters indicates a majority of the oft fat miners in western Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana returned to work this morning under the Toledo conference agreement. Some mines will need repairs while others delay reexemption due to poor business and fear that absence from the interstate agreement may wreck the industry if operators can settle with their men on a future price that enables undercutting Indiana and Ohio producers.

Illinois Toledo Indianapolis Ind Veniaytvania Ohio Indiana Fenrle

Two Frank brothers shot by Columbus police

In Columbus on April 20 two brothers of grocer RK Frank age 21 John and age 24 William Frank were shot by Policemen Casey and Meing after burglars fled a grocery. William fired at officer Yeorger, who wounded him. John Frank allegedly pointed a revolver and was shot. Casey suspended pending inquiry.

Columbus Frank John Frank William 01 Frank Grover Thomiy “Casey Harry Meing Frank Boy William Yoerger Albert Rank Wis Ak Als Dif Wausey Henry Netter Yeorger William Frank Polceman Heine William Albert Frank Jobo Casey Albert

Split in Arizona Convention Splits Delegates and Factions

The Republican territorial convention met and split into factions with Cochise Maricopa and Gila counties represented. Gov Kibbey led the Maricopa group in favor of Taft instructions. The credentials committee seated opposing delegates and Kibbey withdrew with a majority, then a second convention formed. Resolutions praised the territorial administration and Senator Foraker. A New York Central line supervisor was badly injured in a runaway bus incident near Plains.

Foraker Kibbey Youvapal Art

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