Foraker Wins A Delegation Vote In Ohio Contests
Chicago June 11 The Ohio contest over delegates to the Taft and Foraker factions ends with a five minute recess compromise seating one vote for Foraker from the sixth district. Taft allies retain seats in other districts as the national committee reconvenes to finalize credentials.
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Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Arthur J. Vorys
Foraker
Ohio
Hitchewck
Verge
Mitchcock
Hitchcock
Hitchanck
Ohio Polilokune
National Committee
Taft
Vorys
Ohio Taft Organization
Harry Daugherty
Morsker
Daugherty
Stin
Iin
Taft Organization
Bieser
Johnson
Convention Orudentiary Committee
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Knox
Louie Emery Jr
Emery
Penrose
Barry
Tstt
Shoup
Toraker
Ormwby McHare
Whallington
Hitchboock
Miller
Neakly
Charles Q. Hildebrandt
Taft Deleaues
Hildebrandt
Matthew Denver
Whix
Julius Littauer
New York
Yeatertay
Washington
Myron ‘T
Henrick
Mhpous Shoup Gui
Charles Q
Hildebrandtent
Hiwchcock
Ormady McHarg
Col. Lyon
Texas
Pmitehcock
Herrick
Oto
Benator Foraker
Isis jHame
Marcus Shoup
Xenia
Glichriat
Lebanon
H.M. Brown
Hilletorp
Mouser
Charles Judson
Binich Vennett
Wy. Joem
Galion
Midge E. i. King
Sandusky
Janes R. Hopley
Bucyrus
Charles Bieter
Daniel Aline
Beth
Dayton
Torgetina N
P Rumeey
Orcar Gate
Eaton
Avenges Murder In Street Fight Near Levee Board Fallout
Mrs Weinstein, 19, shot Perry M Houston after a street altercation tied to his election as secretary of the Yugos levee board. Lowe, a lawyer, was wounded when she fired as he passed near his office. Lowe later died. Weinstein was arrested after fleeing to her home. Lowe was taken to a Memphis hospital and likely died from wounds.
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Tunten
Dune
U.—d
Lowe
Jacob Weintel
Perry M. Houston
Weintein
Houston
Yugo Levee Board
Weinstein
Charleston
Mix
Hitchcock Actor Declared Not Guilty
The trial at the supreme court ended with a verdict of not guilty for the actor Hitchcock. A jury returned the decision after testimony from the mother of nine witnesses and other proceedings.
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Hitchcock
Wality
Euek
Draw the Color Line at Sunday School Convention
Fragmented OCR notes show a convention in a city on June 18 arranging colored delegates and a ministers group protesting segregation at the assembly. Colored factions express opposition to sacrificing work for personal discontent and urge respect for social conditions in the region.
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Ate
Thie
Aine
I Wilhiatens
Ohio Supreme Court to hear search and seizure case
A Lorain County appeal against a conviction on a motion for bail relief will be argued this Thursday in the Ohio Supreme Court. The case tests the constitutionality of the search and seizure law and will be argued on the merits at the hearing.
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Columbus
O. Mune
Lorain County
Jimye
Lea
Belefa
New Hospital Abuse Testimony Prompts Inquiry
Massillon State hospital abuse case erupts as ex patient John Low testifies inmates were beaten and trampled by attendants and other patients. He describes Walters and Clarence Mitchell cases with beatings, restraints, and force feeding amid ongoing investigation.
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Columbus
Warwick Coat Co
Cleveland
J .W. Cummingham
G. W. Cossingham
David
Byron W. Rita
Massillon State Hospital
John H. Low
Steubenville
Low
Walters
Dillonvale
Clarence Mitchell
Youngstown
Mitchell
Knights of Pythian Ohio elects trustees in closing session
Columbus June 11 The grand lodge Knights of Pythian Ohio finished its work and adjourned to meet next year in Dayton HF Caseboer of Hicksville was elected a trustee W H Manner of Coshocton and Frank R Lander of Cleveland were reelected trustees of the Pythian home at Springfield In Toledo June 11 the estate of James Compton was given judgment for 860000 in United States circuit court over the Wabash Railroad Co dispute about the Toledo to Ohio state line sale of the line
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Columbus
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythian of
Ohio
Dayton
HF. Caseboer
Hicksville
W. Hi. Manner
Coshocton
Frank R. Lander
Cleveland
Pythian
Springfield
Toledo
James Compton
The
Wabash Railroad Co
United States Effeurt Court
Wabash Road
Obia State Line
Automobile License Tags Delayed In Oregon
Secretary of State Mitchell Thomp son issues orders to allow farmers to use their own license numbers for 30 days due to tag shortages. Henry County investigations reveal 5281.72 dollars illegally taken from the treasury between 1904 and 1907. Soldiers surprised night riders destroying tobacco beds near Wiett, Ohio. riders escaped on horseback after a clash.
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Columbia
Thomp 600
Henry County Treasurery Short
Columbus
Henry County
State
Guilbert
Treasury
Obeinnati
Ephrians Martin
Wiett
Ohio Campaign Foreshadows Turbulent State Politics
Columbus and Cleveland report a heated Ohio campaign with major figures like Judson Harmon and others shaping the race for governor and attorney general. Walter Brown and allies maneuver for control of legal and fiscal offices as Taft's national bid looms, while party factions anticipate a legislative path to the U S Senate amid talks of reform and referendum.
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Columbus
Ohio
Morehan
Bhita
Chie
Gra&tor
Jesne
Judean Harmon
New Republican Machine
Walter Brown
William J. Twh
Andrew L. Harrie
Trown
Brown
Walter Od. Guilbert
Cox
Cincinnati
Taft
Harrie
Denman
Pullington
Green
Pirot National Bank
Chicago
United States
Bia
Kee
Senate
Judson Harmon
Judge Harmon
Politictatat
Olle
James A. Campbell
United States Senate
Wny
Noc
Mutt
Leadem
Murder suspect released from jail in Newburg Ohio
Joe Mirin, who had been jailed two weeks on a murder charge, was released from custody Wednesday. Undertakers in Session Columbus Ohio opened its annual convention here Wednesday. The Pur Nerd Directors and Embanners Association of Ohio hosted the event.
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Char Newburg
Joe Mirin
Columbus
The
Purnerd! Directors and Embanners Association of Ohio
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