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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1909

Page

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Woman Faces Death Verdict In Dark Duel Murder

Abs. Anna Anderson, a fifty year old widow, stands trial for murdering her husband in a night time duel in their darkened home. She claims self defense after he ordered her to kneel and pray, kept a revolver under his pillow, and threatened to kill her. She says she fired in defense as he shot first. the jury tense as sympathy favors the accused.

United Press Wire Warren Abs Anna Anderson Anderson

Petitions Are Being Prepared In Ohio Graft Case

Governor Harmon and Attorney General Denman are reviewing detailed evidence to shape petitions to recover alleged graft funds from state accounts. Charles Green, former state treasurer official, testified about profits from state funds and claimed he did not know how the money was used while serving under McKinnon.

Hy United Press Columbus State House Harmon Denman Charles ©. Green Jer W. 8. McKinnon McKinnon Weamuty Himele Hon

Port Clinton Hit by Water Cut and Darkness

Port Clinton Ohio suffered a blackout as north winds drove lake water beyond the intake pipes at the waterworks. The electric plant shut down and police and an old fire engine were mobilized to maintain fire protection while water supplies dwindled.

Port Clinton United Prean Thia City

Cardenas Leads Costa Rica Expedition Against Nicaragua

Washington reports a Costa Rican led force of about 400 men under Dr Cardenas aims to invade Nicaragua from Costa Rica with up to 1000 exiles expected to join. Zelaya reportedly losing ground as revolts and pro American cautions circulate. U S marines ready to board ships if needed.

Cardenas Zelaya Costa Rica New Orleans Nicaragua Tolke Katrada Managua Conte Rion Cardenan Wems

Attorney General Rules On Employee Salaries In City

Columbus Ohio December 8 The Attorney General ruled that it is not proper to fix salaries for directors of public service and safety appointed by the mayor to take office with him Present councils may not set salaries but the council that takes office January 1 may alter the compensation The opinion states these positions are not for definite terms and thus subject to change by the council at its pleasure under the state constitution

Ty United Press Columbus, O A. G. Denmay Public Survice and Safety Murelis

Rail workers may seek higher wages and shorter hours

United rail unions report possible action remains uncertain. About thirty two eastern railroads plan January 3 wage and hour demands by trainmen and conductors, to be submitted by members rather than union officials, with managers first to negotiate and unions to step in only if no agreement is reached.

United Prous Wire New York Pantern Brotherhood of Railway Order of James Murdock Brotherhood of Order of Conductors Murdock Roady Broters Thin Tire George F. Baer The Philadelphia & Founding Central Railroad Maer Western

Yegg Burglaries Reported Near Huron Village

Local report details a series of burglaries by unnamed yeggs at a blacksmith shop in or near Huron Village. Breakin methods include forcing a door and using a sledge to pry open a container. authorities note concern over post office security amid the incidents.

Yeggs Postoffice Banidualey Dav K— Vereen Huron Villare Stampa Nate

Bread Trust Attempt in New York Dims as Leaders Disagree

A proposed nationwide bread trust with New York quarters and reaching to large touring mills and distributing centers was publicly announced but then faltered. Max Strasser of the New York State Association of Master Bakers confirmed the serious attempt, while Max Oscher of American Baking Co indicated the plan’s head, with a capital of 16 million dollars behind it. Covher discussed the matter with New Jersey bakers as interest from other leaders remains uncertain.

Hy United Prowse Wire New York Duc Breal Trust New Yoas Tratehies Ake Milla Max Strasser New York State Association of Master Bakers Trasser Max Oscher American Baking Company St Loule New Jereny de Nogoth

House Fire At Kilvatiers Injures Worker And Damages Homes

Unnamed note from United Presaure reports in Foungvtown that a group of seven workers from the Amer Joan Bheet Tin Plate company were hurt as explosions damaged two neighboring houses before daylight. A breaker named Wil Hite Bigney sustained serious injuries. other families were bruised. Authorities say the lifterwal was seized amid a wave of similar incidents linked to the company’s operations.

United Preasuire Amer Joan Bheet &Tin Plate Company al Kivatiers Dlagt Lynamiter Wil- Hite Bigney Yen Berg

Striking union leaders claim break in Great Northern tie up

United Press dispatch reports President Hawley of the Brotherhood of North American Swilers and L W M of the Great Northern warn the strike may hold. Talks planned in Chicago with union and company reps aim to settle wage questions. tentative outlook favors conservative action as shippers report near-normal conditions while main hubs prepare for further conferences.

United Presa Wire Amintienpolly Miu Hawley Bwitehsen'es Union of North Amriea WIL Teave Aid Peenident Sandel Gompert Tederunion Lauber Itelanatl Pridwy Voulerenve Ob Cinetnath Mas Chicago Hawkley Sumiay The Great Northern Twitty Sirtice

Unconfirmed Dispatches On Central American Conflicts

A fragmented report notes that workers are being imported to fill striker roles amid upheaval. It mentions General Nicasio Vanquez facing a court martial and death sentence after defeat at Roma, with Managua signaling unrest toward Zelaya’s government.

Mexico City Dee Managua Nicasio Vanquez Zelaya Breau Roma Tia Itde Aelaya

One Regiment Withdrawn in Your Article

One regiment is withdrawn as noted in the dispatch. The adjutant general departs from duties, marking a significant military reorganization and leadership change.

Two Special Messages Could Follow Taft Cabinet Deliberations

Cabinet deliberations over conservation and interstate commerce reforms suggest two special messages may be issued to Congress. White House aides indicate no details will be released, but observers expect conservation and economic regulation themes to shape the new administration’s agenda this year.

Waerington Dees Bridgeport Taft Momiae White House Raronds Washington

Militia Withdrawal Forecast Amid Locked-Out Strikers Turmoil

The report details expected withdrawal actions by militia units as strikes and importation of workers trigger firm overreach. Adjutant General Weybrecht and Governor Harmon weigh the crisis at the Tin Plant, with Regiments forming positions and tours planned to restore order.

United Presa Thie Foley Verbreek Weybrecht Etrikers Zanenville Furth Slenal Var Speakerh Aseume Wey- Leeds Abinager CA Julews Woods Sherif Amin Ue Warmits Wade

Cash Book Locked Up in Governor's Net Probe

Reported in Columbus Ohio that the Rug gie Galle company cash book records show state funds paid to various officials. Governor Harmon orders secrecy while Attorney General Deeman reviews statutes for possible graft prosecutions.

Ruggies-Gale Company Giweueres Ware Columbus O. Dee SA Ruggie-Gale Company Cohumbay Harnon Epon Harmon Ohio J. G. Deeman

Man Convicted in Electric Chair Case Seeks Clemency

A United Prov Wire report details a Black prisoner named Grimes accused in a serious case involving white victim Hianeke McKnight. Grimes was sentenced to death and awaited transfer as he reportedly committed suicide by self-hanging and later attacked a guard before the planned execution. Reports describe violent acts, trial statements, and conflicting claims amid a broader wartime or tribal conflict context with soldiers and casualties referenced.

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