Prison Escape Plot Foiled At Columbus Prison
Columbus Ohio June 14 A plan to break from the penitentiary was stopped when officers found in Howard Cramer a handmade wooden key and four files capable of opening cells on the fourth tier of the new block. Cramer, a dangerous inmate already serving time for burglary, previously attacked another prisoner and was given an additional ten years. A guard heard sawing and uncovered the escape scheme.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Isaac Asylum
Columbus
Howard Cramer
Uberty
Cramer
Ott
Helimont County
Bert Pierls
Hamilton County
Fielts
Amault
Japanese Strike Leaders Arrested In Hawaii Conspiracy Case
Saturday’s arrests target twelve leaders of a Japanese strike movement in Honolulu. District Judge Whitne y bound them over for trial on conspiracy charges to riot and murder. Territorial officials issued a ban on large gatherings as officials plan grand jury action and review papers from Japanese labor circles. Senichi Ugent, the Japanese consul general, urged men to avoid leaders, while prosecutors described a plan to influence workers through a secret committee and newspapers.
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Honollulu
M—Wifteem
W. L. Whitney
W. P. Henry
Territorial
Jarrett
W. A. Kinney
Nippa
Jil
Senichi Ugend
Hhe
Charges filed against city administration in local option election
The United Christian Brotherhood and Civic Welfare committee accuse city officials of taking part in manipulations tied to a county local option election. They allege police protected ward bosses and insulted city workers while mayoral inaction is criticized. A special grand jury is demanded to investigate.
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Chilliothe
United Chriatian Brotherhood
Civic Wellfare Committee
Bosier
Centennial marks Miami University events in Oxford
President Guy Potter Benton delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Miami University during the centennial celebration in Oxford. He discussed Pacific coast tensions and strong views on Japanese influence, as the event honored graduates from the liberal arts college and the state normal college amid ongoing commemorations.
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Miami University
Hamilton
Oxford
College of Liberal Arts
Atate Normal College
Guy Potter Benton
Nton
Pacific Coast
Jon
Puli
Japan
Tug District Rescues Spanish Liner Antonio Lopez
For two days tugs battled to refloat the Spanish liner Antonio Lopez after it ran aground off Point O'Woods Long Teland with more than 600 passengers aboard.
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Antonio Lopez
Point O'Woods
Long Teland
Orlando wins bicycle marathon on Long Island course
Joseph Orlando of Empire City wheelmen New York defeated a field of 136 starters on the Long Island Merrick road course from Valley Stream to Massapequa and return. Patny Demons Brooklyn took second with Floy W Hedell Baldwin third. time 1 18 50 with five minute handicap edge. Rockhill Gaye Farewell Peking: retiring American minister greeted by Prince Chun in farewell audience with cordial sentiments toward the United States.
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Joseph Orlando
Long Island
New York
Empire City Wheelmen
Valley Stream
Massapequa
Merrick Road
Patny Demons
National Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Floy W. Hedell
Baldwin, L. 1
Rockhill Gaye
Peking
W W. Rockhill
China
Prince Chun
Gould Trial Resumes Amid Questioning Of Mrs Gould
In New York on June 14, the Gould separation case progressed as Attorney Nicoll pressed Mrs Gould with questions about her trips companions and expenditures. He queried her about meetings with actor Farnam in his hotel apartment and asked for explanations of wardrobe expenditures and attire.
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New York
Gould
Nicoll
Farnam
Marital Dispute of Howard Gould in New York Court
Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould formerly Viola Dayo sues for separation from Howard Gould in a New York court. Records cite her stage ties to Wild West shows and name mentions Colonel Cody and actor Farnam in the affair. She testified to average spending on dress of about 85 000 dollars yearly and that Gould provided roughly 776 000 dollars over the years. She mourns her father, who died about a year ago.
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Howard Gould
New York
Dewan
Mira Gould
Howard Gould i
Katherine Clemmons
Viola Dayo
Butta Hill
Colonel Wittinu FP. Cody
Tustin Farnam
Mra Gould
Hawloud
Gould
Commander Kountz Dead and Founder of GA NBG
Toledo dispatch reports General John G. Kountz former commander in chief of the GA National Guard died this morning after a long illness. He enlisted as a drummer and served at Missionary Ridge where he earned a bronze group citation for bravery in combat.
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Toledo
Genert John
Kounts
Missionary Ridge
Mass casualty events renewed in Tabriz region report
A W A detachment of Russian troops and public safety units reportedly left Tabriz for Urumiah amid reports that six thousand have been fatally injured in four days. The text mentions Bhakh seven tribesmen and a periodical named Pages of the tribesmen.
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Tabriz
Urumiah
Hayes Collapses Forcing Retirement in Twenty Mile Race
June 14 in Kanane City Johnny Hayes, Olympic marathon winner, collapsed after nine miles of a match race with Sweden's John Svanberg and was forced to retire. Svanberg led the field at Hayes's retirement time of 1 02 88, with Branberg and Moyer close behind as the race continued.
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Kanane City
Johnny Hayes
John Svanberg
Sweden
Svanberg
Branberg
Moyer
Uio Tine
Pig Iron Market Displays Activity In New York
New York reports renewed pig iron activity with contracts totaling 760000 tons slated for shipment in the third quarter. Steel plants and bridge works ordered 26000 tons of bile iron while cast iron pipe works led forge and foundry orders at 30000 tons. Forge grade prices advanced about five cents. extra shipments and lean lines noted.
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New York
Aradis
Elbit MEN LOST IN FOG NEAR Wehtaut Light
Captain Antone Silva of the schooner Nettie Franklin arrived at Huston and reported eight crewmen lost in fog off Wehtaut Light Thursday night. The men overhauled the trawly when the fog enshrouded them and they could not be located thereafter.
Prying into Sugar Case Prompts Formal DOJ Review
Washington reports a formal DOJ probe into a sugar industry dispute. Key documents involving Adolph Segal, Real Retail Trust Co., and American Sugar Refining Co. were obtained and are under personal attention by the attorney general. The case will receive a thorough investigation.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Adolph Segal
Real Retaiw ‘Trust Company
American Huger Refining Company
Buckeye Briefs: Ohio Deaths and Local Notices
Buckeye Briefs reports multiple Ohio items from Steubenville to Dayton. Andrew Justus, 66, a farmer, killed himself due to ill health and unemployment. Henry Stampa, out of work, died instantly from a gunshot. Dudley Loomis of Tile, Ohio, cremated in London, with ashes returned aboard a steamer to New York.
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Ohio
Steubenville
Andrew Justus
Farmer
Self
Dayton
Henry Stampa
Inquiry into Meat Inspector Begun in East St. Louis
June 11 an inquiry into charges against the government meat inspection in East St. Louis packing houses was begun today by two federal agents of the department of agriculture. The packers will give every assistance.
High Gradors Pursue Masked Bandits In Gold Heist
In Telluride Colorado June M posses search the mountains for three masked men who yesterday held five men at gunpoint took $40,000 in gold from the Nellie mine bunk house in Bear Creek. The bandits fled with high grade ore as miners pursue. A pistol duel occurred as the men divided the loot, with several wounded and others Kellie.
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Telluride
Colo
Bear Creek
Bantirs
Nome
Kellie
Drunken Man Attacks Officers During Home Invasion
June 14 at Oberline Deputy Marshal Fred Emonds and officers forced entry to a locked bedroom door after warnings not to enter. Charles Graham was wounded and Mathew Reiser seriously injured as the drunken assailant, wielding a long corn knife, attacked. they restrained him after a struggle. The wife fled, fearing for her safety as Emonds pursued.
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Oberline
Charles Graham
Mathew Reiser
Fred Emonds
Emonds
Noilas
Edmonds
Maon
Hoth
Fallen Ice King Morne Hears Plea For Bail In NY Court
Attorney Martin W. Littleton opened his appeal for Charley Morne, the fallen ice king, seeking a reversal of conviction and bail before Judges Lacombe Coxe and Noyes in the U.S. circuit court. He attacked national newspapers for branding Morne grotesque and linked the verdict to a Washington demand to pin blame on Wall Street.
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New York
Martn W. Littleton
Lacombe
Coxe
Noyes
United States
Stewart Court
Charley Morne
Littleton
Morse
Alfred Hy Cub
Bank of North America
Washington
Wall Street
Simson
Mutinous Filipinos Attack Americans at Davao Church
Mutineers attacked the American quarters at Davao with a church fortified for defense. Gov. Walker rallied Americans and trusted natives, repelling the assault for hours. Reinforcements from Mati and Twenty third infantry arrived. authorities pursue the mutineers. The incident likely stems from food and family tensions within the local constabulary.
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Gov. Walker
Davao
Mati
Davan
Manila
Durthve
Mindanao
Ong Company
Insular
Forbes
Pampanga
Manile
W. P. Duval
Phillippines
Davao i Coce
Mountasat
Solicitors Confer in Columbus on Local Paye Law Questions
Columbus June 11 A conference of solicitors called by Attorney General Denman and State Association of City Solicitors President Greenwarg will assemble in Columbus June 22 to discuss questions arising from the payne fed local law taking effect August first. Topics include powers of mayor and council appointment and the status of current boards.
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Columbus
August Firat
Denman
Greenwarg
State Association of City Sollatern
Promised Reform Ends in Tragedy in Chelmatl
Andrew Deck, a paroled Mansfeld reformatory inmate, fatally shot his seventeen year old wife in Chelmatl O. The couple, wed after a gate meeting two years earlier, had promised to reform but soon separated. The shooting occurred as a quarrel turned deadly with Deck hiding in the stairway before the fatal shot.
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Chelmatl
Andrew Deck
Mansfeld Reformatory
Deck
President Alfonso of Brazil dies reported in Rio dispatches
Washington dispatches today report President Alfonso of Brazil dead in Rio de Janeiro. Conflicting wires say the chief executive died after illness while others claim uncertainty. No corroborated details on cause or timing available.
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Alfonso
Brazil
Washington
Ampertesm
Rio de Janetre
Aig Muaradiag
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Chillicothe
Mrs.gould
Dustin Farmny
Kountz
Hayes
Buckeye
Bandits
Colorado
Ice King
Charles Morse
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Payne Law
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