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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1910

Page

3

Insanity Question Surrounds Porter Charlton Case

At Lake Como alienists prepare to report on Porter Charlton’s mental state as Italy contemplates surrender to the United States. Captain Scott and lawyer Edwards press for trial and possible asylum if found insane. Italian officials and Judge Charlton seek fair play while experts assess Chariton’s condition and possible habeas corpus action.

Jermy City Noddine Porter Chariton Tily Mary Beott Chariton William BD. Edwards Allenieta A.M. Hamilton Charity A. Dan Br. Arnte de. Fisher Charlton Edwards Chariton Mywelf Wwe Porter Inia Ie Monde Cherkow Bini! Fuchs Scott Cork Bank Clarke Italy Pompeii Pierre Gurven Tox Conversi Charito Rome America Porter Charlton Lake Foreign Office United States Lelshman Lake Cam

President's Family Still Pleasures at Summer White House

Chicago dispatch notes a Washington-prompted adjournment hope affecting presidential circle. Report mentions Beverly and United Proms Wire. June date appears garbled but references summer White House activities and family status amid ongoing political chatter.

United Proms Beverly Man White House Washington Conrere

President's Beverly Visit Arrangements Advance

President Migs Ing Se expected at Burgess Point Wy Themlay of Wilhenday of Unne next week. Mrs Taft walked Neptune Street to view new summer residences built since her last visit. Miss Helen Taft will stay with her mother. Mrs Taft's sister Mrs Linilee More of Cincinnati joins. Secret Service quarters opened in the board of trade building and telegraph offices hire staff at the executive office building. Mayor Trent seeks daily flag at city hall masthead during the president's stay.

Migsing Se Burgess Point Wilhenday Unne Secret Service Mem Board of Trade Xpect Oficer Trent City Hall Presilent Beverly

Roosevelt to Address Colorado Livestock and Conservation Congress

The article reports Theodore Roosevelt’s planned Denver address to the Colorado Livestock Association and Conservation Congress on September 1, with Roosevelt praising insurgents and conservation work in Congress. It notes Pinchot’s political remarks, ties to Ballinger and Wickersham, and Roosevelt's expected visit to Mt Lovit to honor conservation efforts.

Roosevelt Collorado Livestock Association and Conservation Congress United Previncir New York Juneus—aittord Pluchot Torester Hauwveil Oyster Bay Cone Penny Jamties Gartheld Pinchot Ballinger Wickersham Pinulion Europe Ronnevelt Han Colorado Denver Delta Col Jonel Roonevett Howlad Rowevelt Hoowvelt Joker National Conservation Aasnela 1 Cire

Forest Reserve Bill Defeated in Short Session

Washington notes say support for the Appalachian forest reserve measure faded as Senator Burton led strong opposition. Despite the House passing the bill at midnight by 180 to 84, the adjournment threatens its fate. The outcome hinges on unfinished business and parliamentary maneuvering for a next December session.

Vannty Washington Burton Ghio Newlands

College Men Rowing Today In Intercollegiate Regatta

Five colleges will contend for victory in three races the varsity four junior eight and varsity eight as crews from Cornell Ithaca Columbia Penn Pennsylvania and Wisconsin compete on a two mile course. Weather is clear and calm early with rising crowds, wagering and potential surprises amid tight racing expectations.

Hy United Poughtonpale N.Y Colle Bowie Intervollegiane Promine New York Uyaint Widmich Cornell Ethaca Columbia Pennaylvanite Colunbia Omen Johnnees Cornett Pennsylvania Syracuse Winconkin Sharps Badgers Wisconsin Elian Bague

Cox and Burton Combine Not

United Press Wire reports confusion over a Cincinnati visit by Warren G. Harding of Marion as he seeks the Republican nomination for governor. The piece notes questions about a coalition or pairing between Cox and Burton amid the Cincinnati stop.

United Press Wire Cincinnati Warren G. Harding Marion

Outing of Stamina Repub Means Lead in County Race

The article reports Annie announcing he fears no party coalition with George B Ox and Senator Theodore Burton. He says leaders will exercise judgment and Independent delegates are chosen. Hardt criticizes the White House conference and party leaders for their plans while pledging to pursue continued advocacy.

Annie Outing Lesgie George B Republic Herding

Frank Woods of Medina Eyes Governor Bid in 1900s GOP

Medina June 5 One set of the big bosses of the Republican Party discussed nominating Frank Woods for lieutenant governor at the Columbus state convention July 26 27 and he would accept. Woods prefers to run for governor and friends organized a push to boost his bid. A conference in Washington with Taft Herrick Lili Brown and Dunaherty considered Woods for top state post while a bid for secretary or other roles faltered. Tonight $1000 was raised in five minutes to support his pre convention campaign with more to come if needed. Medina county Republican committee adopted a resolution supporting Woods for governor.

Medina Woods Lombus Tile Kovern Woody Washington Taft Covernor Myrone T. Herrick Wade Lili Walter Brown Harry Dunaherty Whde Seville Senate UttHitchew Hill House Hhinwell Medina County Redoludlaine Woude

Congress to Adjourn Tonight After Lengthy Session

Congressional leaders announced adjournment at 11 pm with a House vote at 2 55 pm and a Senate recess at 1 00 pm. The session stretched to allow the rolling deliberations on the ebrollad bill, with committees continuing work into the evening. The convention of local clubs in Plattsburg drew attention amid bribery charges raised by Senator Gore and alleged large payments in a contract.

Roenetinaton Congress Moreno Payne House Billy Senate Gore McMurray

State Tax Commission reshaped to boost Ohio normal schools

Gov Harmon appointed a northern Ohio focus for two new state normal schools while a southern-Ohio bloc argued for broader access. The plan expects about 2 million dollars in early funding to double state facilities, with restrictions tying site selection to absence of existing colleges or universities.

Ohio W. &. Munn County Officiel Witliam Poland Harmonanys

WIRE FLASHES From the fast moving news desk

Steamer Erleste three days overdue to Mt Hornbay with a passenger and crew. Attell victorious in a ten round bout in Los Angeles over Moran. Kermit Roomvelt returns to Harevard college after leaving to join the father. In Africa European trip Johnson training camp at Rieke Hot Well. Fear weight may drop to 196 while wind not perfect. W G Brown of Ottawa died at Des Moines from injuries in Wabash wreck near Thirty other passengers injured. Giddenites from Wichita to Bann es City today, 242 miles, eleven cars running. 30 started. Ballinger committee to meet in Minneapolis and report. Gov Horton appoints new tax commission for Ohio and names site and normal school appointments.

Johnson Rieke Hot Well Feare W. G. Brown Ottawa Des Moines Wabash Road Horton Langdon Ohio Normal School Roverta Harvard Pleriaud Mont Morgan Gover Hughes Munn Rowing Green Woodcnmniy Menber Pebriwey William R. Poland Clueinuath Ohlo Demers Ange Thie City Charlon Ly Mart Xolft Obio University Athens Levi de York Portasmouth Hummel Willingty Democrat Clintonia Democrat MJ. Catrow Reepublican Miamieburg W. H. Jonson Devito University Comiilealent Trust Dai Ie Kui Upan Ut Ohi Wubayban Bot Wee Trite Wale Tyneway Tn Commission Ditty Intaston Highland County Harmon Bewald

Four Dead From Robbery In Lynn Mass

United Press bulletin reports a bank payroll theft in Lynn Massachusetts ended in gunfire. Shop owner Landrigan was killed along with police officer Carroll. two surviving bandits fled into Lynn Woods then were cornered near Peyers field. Landrigan’s payroll of 4600 dollars was seized and later recovered in Highrock.

United Pressire Lynn Maas John K. Lon Drigan Carroll Landrigan Banlats Innex Joby Laindrigan Walah Landrie Highrock Lynn Woods Polleaman Carroll Mass John Randrigan Carrall Peyers

Jeffries and Johnson Boxing War Hype At Reno Camp

Early dispatch from Reno Nevada reports Jim Jeffries training at the Moana Springs camp with brisk road work and sparring against Bob Armstrong and Jack Johnson. The piece notes Johnson’s public claim of $16,500 to Little after the bout, and mentions Begegnungen and planning through July 4 as both camps maintain confidence in victory and endurance.

Johnson Rend Phin Frans Wald Johnaol Bie Yeaterday Cale Jeffrien Hetalke George Little Johi Son Ie Little Facht Jeffries Vlaimea Johnson

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