Taft Foraker Ohio fight moves into high gear
Washington April 23 Tafts reply to Foraker’s challenge will be blows not words. Taft plans Ohio speeches this weekend in Cincinnati and Dayton but will avoid controversial attacks. Burton will speak for Taft and push toward uniting the administration behind Taft while denying any deal to support Foraker for re election.
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Taft
Ohio
T. E. Burton
Burton
Rotary
Washington
Metcalf
Dayton
Cincinnati
Philippines
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Ator
Panama
Elmer Dover
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Charles P.taft
Senate
Crane
Forraker
Panalle
Charlen P. Taft
Isauc
Buckeye
McKinley
Arthur I. Vorys
Mr.Taft
Charles P. Taft
Cox
Forker
Ques Ulon
George B. Cox
Cry of Unemployed Rallied London Demonstration
In London on April 23 thousands of discharged Woolwich arsenal workers protested government war expense cuts. They marched from Woolwich to the House of Commons with bands and banners to present grievances to Premier Campbell-Bannerman. They seek job and savings protections amid Haldane reductions and Navy support promises.
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London
Woolwich Arsenal
Fas
Haldane
Beanera
Woolrich
House of Commons
Woolwich
Wool
St. George's Circle
House of Parliament
Campbell-Bannerman
Baron Tweedmouth
Admiralty
William Crooks
Wweedmouth
Navy Department
Peace negotiations at a standstill report
Washington April 23. Peace negotiations between Nicaragua and Honduras stall amid Allied advisories. The war’s toll risks regional instability as tensions mount, with uncertainties over immediate ceasefire terms and external involvement shaping the path forward.
Senator Dick Trails For Cos Unopened Headquarters
Senator Dick Traves says no changes yet as supporters push for a Cos headquarters opening. The note indicates heightened activity around party lines with local reactions expected.
Negro Sues Hotel Proprietor for Damages in Paris
Paris April 23 Major Taylor famed bicyclist sues Hotel Martin for damages after being ejected because of his color. The case seeks compensation for alleged discriminatory ejectment and related harm.
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NEGRO
Paris
Major Taylor
Martin
Hive
Dover Murder Charge Shocks City
Detectives seek a suspect in a Dover river case after a warrant accuses a killer of murder. The guard jury sat yesterday amid tense inquiries as two others receive surgery and officers hunt the supposed hideout.
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Dover
API
Kkide Happer
Gong Borer Mayvili
Deli Wie
Taft Sees Roosevelt in Brief White House Visit
Secretary Taft, fresh from a month’s inspection of the Canal Zone Porto Rico and Cuba, met Roosevelt at the White House and discussed the trip and politics especially regarding Ohio. He plans speeches in Ohio late this week and mentioned Cincinnati and Dayton as stops.
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Taft
Cana Zone
Porto Rico
Cuba
White House
Ohio
Tatt
Hdeir
Cincinnati
Dayton
Baroness on Trial in Murder Case In New York
New York April 23 Baroness Anosin Lone De Massey is on trial before Inatiee Blan ehand for the murder of Guar d Simo a millenaire shirt manufacturer shot in his office last November The baroness attended court with two aides of the French consul Prosecution claims motive stems from a refused payment for work she had done The defense argues mistaken identity The baroness has connections to a French noble family and had previously been widowed Her attorney Lebarbier says the defense will seek to establish alibis and challenge the evidence The case centers on alleged threats and pressures surrounding the baroness prior to the killing
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New York
Evelyn's Cousin Buried in Pottersfield at Chardon
Thomas Nesbit aged 52 of Rochester New York claimed to be Evelyn Thaws cousin and died near Chardon He was a farmhand and his burial was performed by the township trustees in Pottersfeld.
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Chardon
Thomas Nesbit
Rochester
New York
Evelyn Thaw
Steamer Arcadia Lost Offshore with 22 on Board
Pentwater Michigan reports the steam barge Arcadia loaded with hand wood bound for Rivers Wisconsin vanished off the port. Captain Harry May, his wife, and fifteen sailors are feared lost. Wreckage and no survivors found after a day of searching.
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Pentwater
Michigan
Arcadia
Manistobe
Rivers
Wisconsin
Harry May
Nixeamere
Fire Disaster On East Side Shatters Area
New York April 23 Four are dead, three missing, and ten firemen badly burned in an early morning blaze on the East Side. Two five engines collided with street cars, horses burned, and about 1000 families are driven from their homes as property losses reach 200000 dollars.
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York
Newsie
Thiree Aire
Teday
Ienet
Complaint Against Asphalt Trust Filed With ICC
Washington April 28 A complaint against the so called asphalt trust wins a filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission The American Asphalt Association vs Voltah Railway Company The Gilsonite Co and Barber Asphalt Paving Co are named as subsidiaries of the Asphalt Trust The suit charges excessive freight charges loading fees and highway tolls and seeks 10000 in reparatory damages and orders to end discrimination against the complainant and allied firms
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Washington
Asphalt Trust
Interstare Commerce Commission
American Asphalt Association
Voltah Railway Company
Winder the
Inns of Missouri
Ueeh
Dragon
Utah
Mack, Colo
Gilson Asphaltum Co
Barber Asphalt Paying Co
Competi Hon
Dracon
Gilson Company
Barber Asphalt Paving Co
General Asphalt Company
The
Trust
Mack
Nterstate
Commerce Commission
Raiload
Gilega
Dull Cays
Urix
Fifty Three Jurors Refuse Conviction Under Unwritten Law
In St Louis on April 23 circuit judge Bale excused 53 men from a jury pool in the McNamara murder case after they swore they believed in the unwritten law. The defendant killed his wife and her alleged paramour, Aug 28, 1908, and jurors refused conviction if the unwritten law was used in defense.
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St. Louis
Polleaman M
Mee Namara
John J. Brophy
Bale
Bald
McNamara
Cornelius to Face Electric Chair After Appeal Stay Granted
Columbus Ohio April 24 1921 The supreme court refused permission to James W Cornelius massillion wife murderer to file a motion in error A stay was granted to allow an appeal to the pardons board for commutation His daughter in Massillon seeks to save him while he killed his wife in a drunken act The case centers on a bid to avert the electric chair Friday morning
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Bue Spreme Court
James W. Cornelius
Massilion
Corneline
Harris
Parder Board
Hoe
Cornelius
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Macauley
Dick Is
Sydon
Perkor
Little Horace Marvin
Talleter
Prench
Gustav Simon
Lebarbier
Simon
Evelyn
Pottersfield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri
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