Washington 5 Deserted Washington 5 Deserted Speaker Leads Leave
Washington on June 2 saw the capital emptied as Speaker Cannon, joined by Senator Hemenway and Rep Landry, departed after church. Treasury officials began preparations to implement the new currency law, with printing to start within ten days and notes to be secured by bonds or other securities. The isthmian cement bids opened for 4.6 million barrels, with American and European firms submitting proposals and potential royalty terms discussed. Also announced were several unconfirmed postmaster nominations and other federal appointments.
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Washington
Cannon
Hemenway
Representative Landry
Indiana
Treasury
Congress
Coolidge
Ralph
Bureau of ‘Engraving and Printing
W. W. Eldridge
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
United States
Isthmian Canal Commission
Isthmus
de Hyorios
United Staten Porta
Isthmian Porta
Aropean
Commonwealth Cement Co
Virginia
Colon
Senate
Bernhard Bettmann
Ohio
Lewis Dalby
Newton Dwight Purdy
District of
Minnesota
Nathan H. Alexander
Montgomery
Ala
Fireman Burned in Explosion at Collinwood Fire House
Jas Consa dine, 30, engine driver, was burned about face and hands by gasoline explosion in the Collinwood fire house Monday. He attempted to fill a lantern with off, and by mistake got gasoline.
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Collinwood
Jas, Consadine
Consadine
Accord of Appointed Board of Review and Examiners
Fragmented report notes a 14 year old in crisis after ingesting carbonic acid with little hope of recovery. The text also mentions new boards of review and examiners for accountants with appointments by Gov Harris, and deputies named in Columbus and Hamilton-Steubenville areas.
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Guleide
Maryeville
Tvan McClasty
New Board of Examiners
Columbus
M. Good- Ino
Guy H. Kennedy
Cincinnati
Jacob P. Kauffman
Canton
Board of Examiners For Accountants
Harris
Church Welfare Record and Water Safety Note
The Church of England Walls and Stray Society reports caring for 18 470 children over 26 years of operation. Water intoxication linked to overuse of water is highlighted by Dr L Mason as dangerous as alcohol overindulgence. A seven cent full dinner is advertised at a New York restaurant. A Detroit report covers Jacob Adler and a $10 000 lawsuit over a Yiddish performance. Federal grand jury cases in New York involve Moses A Haas and Frederick A Peckham facing bribery and treason-related charges with bond details and arrangements.
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Church of England Walls and Stray Society
Toosephis
L. ©. Mason
Clinton Iiver
New York
Jewiah Astor
Detroit
Mich
Jacob B. Adler
Abe
Frank
Ulug
Adler
Moses A. Haas
Frederick A. Peckham
Theodore H. Price
Federal Grand Jury
Baratoga
Sosant Peckhaut
Chattell
United States Circuit
United States
Haas
Peckham
Roosevelt Nominates Three Recess Appointments
President Roosevelt announced three recess appointments. Ovcar R. Hundley named U S district judge for the northern district of Alabama. John M. Larter named U S district judge for the southern district of Ohio. Edward J. Wagner named U S attorney for the district of South Dakota.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ovcar R. Hundley
United States
Alamm
John
Ohio
Edward J. Wagner
District of
South Dakota
Mauretania Breaks Record for Transatlantic Run
The Cunard liner Mauretania set a new record by completing the Queenstown to New York crossing in two hours and 41 minutes faster than the previous mark. It arrived Monday night at New York’s gateway and anchored, ending a notable transatlantic pursuit.
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New York
Queenstown
Cunard
Mauretinia
Gateway
Pew
Petan
Campaign march in Collinwood for dry election
About 380 children marched the Collinwood streets on June 2 with banners urging Vote dry and temperance songs. A real option election under Beal law is set for Tuesday in Collinwood Ohio.
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Collinwood
Zion City Receiver Resigns After Settlement Decree
Zion City receiver J C Hately announced to Judge Landis that the Dowle community’s legal troubles are settled and he has submitted his resignation. In Alliance a speaker was interrupted by a banded telempore delivering news of Bkowter Jaded He Jones’s death.
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Zion City
Chicago
Juoe
J. C. Hately
Landis
United States Court
John Alexander Dowle
Bryan
Genstor
Allianor
Jane
Wim. O. Degan
Alliance
Telempore
Will Proble Story Of New York Man
A troubled New York man, Tutus G Trueison, confesses to aiding Mrs Belle Guinness of the La Porte murder farm in disposing of victims. Officials in Laporte Indiana and Vernon Texas plan thorough checks to verify the tale, probe a possible gang, and pursue requisition papers if confirmed. State Attorney Smith and Sheriff Smutzer will oversee interviews and trace Trueison’s life from New York to Texas, seeking corroboration before trials.
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Laporte
Ind
Smutzer
Stith
Tutus G. Trueison
Vernon
Texas
Belle Guinness
Gondiab
Mra Guilhem
Smitser
Gov. Hanly
Trnelson
Asia
Smith
Mra. Gulmnase
Trueb Fon Avere
Gulonese
Balloon crosses river after lift off in June report
Fragmentary notes recount a balloon leaving Quincy Illinois for Chicago crossing the Mississippi river about 15 minutes after takeoff. Reports mention a gas capacity of 11 000 feet and a brief reference to German balloon Poninern audio. A separate item notes the death by apparent drowning of Glen Williams, 40, of Celestia Warren in Mahoning region.
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Quincy
Chicago
Quincey
Misatasippi River
Mitauten
Mahoning River
Warren
Glen Wiiean
Cieelty
Philip on Trial: Civil Engineer Faces Cabdriver Murder Charge
Washington June 2 principal witness in the trial of Ganton Philip civil engineer and clubman testified he shot cabman Frank Macaboy in self defense after Macaboy demanded 150 and threatened him at the Arlington hotel. Witnesses described Macaboy as a fighter known to use unfair advantage and a pair of dice found on Macaboy’s person was offered by the defense.
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Washington
Ganton Philip
Frank Macaboy
Philip
Witnes
Macaboy
Witnean
Dave
Arlington Hotel
V Star
Macabay
Macahoy
Power Taylor
Maccahoy
Per
Indictments Hit Southern Pacific in Rebating Probe
A federal grand jury returned numerous indictments including three against Southern Pacific Co for alleged rebating in violation of the Sherman act. Forty counts cover unlawful refunds on orange and lemon shipments from Riverside to eastern cities and on flywood shipments from San Francisco to Los Angeles to Chinese merchants, plus border shipments to Los Angeles. Indictments also name seven individuals tied to land frauds in Imperial Valley and related areas. Officers of the railroad were ordered to appear in court on June 16 to answer the charges.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Pacific
Offlcers
Riverside
San Francisco
Texas
Arizona Pointe
Low Angeles
Imperial Valley
Haniiego County
Desert
Indicted in Cotton Report Tank Scandal Surrenders in New York
Mowes Mats, indicted by a federal grand jury on Friday with others in a cotton report tank scandal, surrendered to United States Commissioner Shiella Towtay. The tabletmenty charge conspiracy to commit a crime against the United States and bribery, bail fixed at 5000 dollars.
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New York
Mowes Mats
Federal
Grand Jury
Connecion
United States
Shiella Towtay
Boll
Chicago wire pioneer H G Belinabel dies by suicide
Chicago manufacturer H G Belinabel, a pioneer in the wire industry, shot himself and was found in his room at 44 Dearborn Avenue. He was about 70 years old and had been dead for several hours according to observers. In South Bend a noted circus figure Clarence Avby, aged about 52, reportedly took his own life after a long career with Aimon statuary and Barnum’s troupe, following two years of clown work.
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Chicago
H. G. Belinabel
Ocwupial
Dearborn Avenue
South Bend
denClarence
Aimon
Apby
PP Barnom
Etrous
Will Goiset Delegates at Carson Deflect Democratic Convention
Fragmentary OCR text mentions delegates and a convention in Carson Nevada with names and implied actions. Readable parts suggest discussion of delegate matters and venue but details are unclear.
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Carson
Nev. Jimn
Mandy
Ot Melewaten
Troops Reinforced in Tobacco Districts in Ohio
A state conference led to reinforcement of troops in the burley tobacco region. Secret service reports indicate information may lead to many arrests. Troops from Columbus will be replaced by two infantry companies from Cincinnati, extending patrols for about two more weeks.
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Columbus
Burley Totiteep
Secret Service
Fir
Cincinnati
Tobacco
Incor porations and Capital Increases Listed in Columbus
June 2 report from Columbus lists new incorporations and capital changes. Foos Gay Engine Co Springfield increases from 180000 to 140000. The Wiener Co Cleveland 5000. Carnahan Stamping and Enamel ing Co Canton increases from 300000 to 500000. White Construction Co Cleveland 2000. National Chinaware Co Cleveland 25000. Names include Beulah 8 Shrier J A Robinson Harry Horn stein Wiener Sam Klein Geo W Hale Roland W White Margaret A Hale FM White and B W Winch H W Ingersoll HG Wilcox H D Peck T A Conaway and A Stetson.
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Columbus
Foos Gay Engine Co
Springfield
Wiener Co
Cleveland
Beulah
Shrier
J. A. Robinson
Harry Hornstein
Wiener
Sam Klein
Carnahan Stamping and Enameling Co
Canton
White Has Construction Co
Geo. W. Hale
Roland W. White
Margaret A. Hale
FM. White
B. W. Winch
The
National Chinaware Co
H. W. Ingersoll
Hg, Wilcox
H. D. Peck
T. A. Conaway
A. Stetson
Kidnapping Claim Tangles Cleveland Trindad Bribery Case
Nev on Cannon, detained in Columbus county jail, says he was kidnapped from Canadian courts before facing bribery charges linked to the Cleveland Trindad Paying Co. case on East Broad Street. He plans to refuse pleading and will not implicate others charged in the matter.
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Columbus, O
Nevon Cannon
Cleveland-Trindad Paying Co
East Broad Street
Canada
Wanatill
Hit
Penalty Tightens on Unpaid Columbus Fees
The secretary of state will begin applying penalties for unpaid Willie law fees due in May. Reports and fees arriving by May postmark will incur stricter penalties this year to curb corporate laxity in filing.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
Paris Murder Mystery Tops Crime News
Paris reports a major murder case as Adolphe Steinheil, an artist, and his mother-in-law Mme Japy were killed by strangulation. A woman and three men entered the home and directed the killing while the wife, remaining alive, aided detectives with her account. Investigators note the servant could not hear cries from a top-floor apartment.
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Paris
Mra. Steinhell
Steinhell
Examination of Law Students in Columbus This Week
The June examination of law students will begin in City Hall early Tuesday morning and continue through Wednesday. There are 190 students now qualified for the examination, including graduates from the Ohio State University law school and other state law schools.
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Columbus
Woerdnesday
Law School
Ohio State University
Farmer Dee Visher Dies by Own Action Near Ottawa
Dee Visher, 36, a farmer north of Ottawa, committed death by his own action Sunday morning. His wife found his body in the yard. reportedly fear of inheriting beauty was the motive.
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Ottawa
Visher
Dee
Twenty Years in Pe Cleveland Robbery Sentence
Mike Blackie, described as a difficult crook, left Mon day to serve a 20 year penitentiary sentence for robbery. The report notes investigation by the state into the death at Massillon Hospital Canton and mentions officials planning talks with hospital staff to determine if the death prompted any inquiry.
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Cleveland
Mike Blackie
Moat
Massillon Hospital
Canton
John Adana
Charitine Bare
Mary Bure
Allion
Mivertain
Actor Fatally Struck as Cleveland Theater Fire Breaks Out
Fire at Keith's theater in Cleveland on Monday afternoon forced audience to evacuate in order. Actor Eximane Deymon died from heart failure in his dressing room as the alarm sounded. A bullrigg next door was also burning, prompting the orderly exit of spectators during the matinee.
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Bite
Burna
Cleveland
Keith
Eximane Deymon
Public Printer Appointed in Ohio State
Columbus reports Gov Harrie named John L Sullivan of St Marys to succeed J W Johnson of Waverly as Ohio state superintendent of public printing. Sullivan was chosen by the Republican state organization and recently retired as grand master of the Odd Fellows of Ohio. Lisbon notes Geo M Cone reporting from June 2.
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Columbus
John L. Sullivan
Mary’s
Monnay
Harrie
J. W. Johnson
Waverly
Sullivan
Heii & Newspaper
Tian
The
Odd Fellows of
Ohio
The Elton Case Orphan Earl and Sister's Romantic Bond
An 18th century style tale recounts Ralph Legan and his sister Gladys, raised together as twins, who believe they are to wed. After Gladys is taken away, they decide to marry with £8 and trinkets as funds. A park wedding ends when police intervene and a retired barrister reports the incident in the press.
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Earl of
Elton
Alm
Rawson
Ralph
Gladys
Leon
Ralph Legan
Gladye
Mra Rawwon
Cael
Ike
Shily
Marrige
Brother
Slater
Nivel
Ani
Michael Mrano
Earl of Elton
All England
Michael
Sir Michael Wins Guardianship Case For Orphans
In a court case linked to the Elton estates, Sir Michael reveals himself as the children's solicitor and exposes guardian Tweed Spencer s plan to marry his own daughter. The court appoints a new guardian, separates the couple until they are of age, and the heirs proceed to their fortunes and a long agreed wedding at Elton estates.
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Ep City
Michanel
Kir Michael
Tweed Spencer
Sir Michael
Himenlt
Twdce
Spencer
Hewie
Honda
Axites
Michael Jane
Earl
Oxford
Gladys
Elton
Hye
Mary A. Bowes
The Bore and Its Web of Witty Irritations
The fragment muses on the bore as a clever yet irritating figure who loves you and causes remorse, noting bores’ intolerance of each other and their wary, sometimes pearly, but mostly tedious ways.
Home Tips From a Past Era on Household Care
Practical domestic hints cover infant safety, lighting tricks, book preservation, venting rust prevention for staves and grates, oil handling to avoid hazards, and keeping the cat’s enclosure secured. The tone reflects a mid-century home advice column with concise, step by step guidance.
German Gleanings and Public Notice Summary
German gleanings report high use of gas lighting in Basen abopa and note a Berlin exposition drawing 45000 visitors in five days. It cites Prussia’s demand for servant workers and asserts 22 percent of new grooms were domestic servants. Emperor William backs a law requiring patent medicines to disclose ingredients, now permitting public advertising.
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Bremen
Berlin
Kingdom of
Prussla
Prussia
William
Ho le
Plays and Players Highlight Theatre News
Louis Mano stages The New Generation with Bara Kendall thriving in George Ade’s The Land of Dollara Tillian Binuyelt promotes four successful converts. Wake O Mara, rising star, wed Marie Quinn of his company. John Mayon pursues Augustue Thomas’s Witching Hour as telepathy looms. The madd Ural Ehnoe Letter rumored to be read.
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Louis Mano
Bara Kendall
George Ade
Land of
Dollara
Tillian Binuyelt
Wake O'Mara
Srah
Marie Quinn
John Mayon
Augustue Thomas’ Stelking
Huropor
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Zanewicke Board of Review
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Sherman
Hamillton
M. Marr
Steubenville
Tommy
Will Proble Story
Trueiaon
Bays
Retucen
Fairmont
W. Ve
A. Coffman
Meadowdale Parsonage
Concordia
Kaw
State Bank
Cubs
Cabman
Ammann
Dias
Lisbon
Geo, M, Cone
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