Cox's Battle to Remove Judge Gorman from Perjury Case
George B. Cox vows to fight back as prosecutor Hunt moves to unseat Judge Frank M. Gorman over bias claims in the perjury indictment tied to Cox. Darby contends the affidavit forces reassignment, risking delays or dismissal. Cox, Cincinnati trust company president, seeks to dodge trial via technical loopholes and bench substitutions.
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Cincinnati
Maretten
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Gorman
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Republican Organization
Hamilton County
George J. Coxfee
Michael Devanney
New Jail Commission
Devanney
Cincinnati Trust Company
Tarmon
Cincinnati, Truwt Company
Darby
Garman
Common Pleas
Mile Mullen
Boas
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Kern Goes to Senate as Representative of W. J. Bryan
Indianapolis March 6 John W. Kern elected to the United States senate by the Democratic Legislature will go to Washington as the representative of William Jennings Bryan. Kern long an intimate friend of Bryan and who ran for vice president with Nebraska’s Bryan in 1908 will advocate Bryan policies and seek to arouse new public sentiment in his favor. He is understood to plan to introduce government bills and resolutions radical in nature formulated by Bryan.
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Ind
John W. Kern
United States Senate
Werteten
Jennings Bryan
Kern
Tirryan
Nebraskan
Bryan
Chicago
Chicagoribune
Lorimer
Senate
Tribune
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Uberty
Inoalore
Bly Burtinene
Peta
Franses
Sin Fransen
River Olay
Celifornia Supreme Court
Jimmen
Nile
Ran Pranchoo
Cheerie Wee
Phe
Ie Shimile
Atention
Wienad
Feom
Ugre
Belbery
Inhey
California
Neste
Toundas
Criminais
Pinchot charges lawmakers push forest policy dismantle
Gifford Pinchot accuses Senator West and Senator Carter of pushing the Heyburn and Jokers amendments in the agriculture bill. He says the moves would strip national forests of land with minor merchantable timber and shield fraudulent mining claims, harming western conservation. He urges public pressure to defeat the provisions.
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Washington
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Republica Idaho
Thomas
Carter
Montana
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
National Lumber Dealers Association
Pinchot
Senator Carter
Forest Service
Heyburn
Netton
Foronte
Congress
United States
Rent for Hammond House in London Coronation Plans
The expense bill of John Hayx Hammond, American representative, includes rent of 915,000 for the house of the late Baron Burdett-Coutts in Piccadilly. Hammond plans an elaborate program of social functions during the coronation of King George.
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London
John Hayx
King George
Barone Burdett-Coutts
Piccadil
Hare
Lorimer Vindication Debate Roils Chicago Tribune Editorial
The Chicago Tribune denounces Lorimer’s Senate win, arguing the exposure of White’s confession reaffirms the corruption case. Editorials urge voters to reject corrupt power, condemn direct elections and tariff interests, and warn of a perilous triumph for reform opponents.
Close Democratic primary vote in Chicago May shift mayoral race
Chicago voters began official canvass of the close Democratic primary. Harrison leads Dunne by about 1,600 votes in preliminary returns, with Dunne claiming crooked results. If Dunne or Harrison wins, Merriam could capitalize on split Democratic support.
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Chicago
Carter Th. Harrkon
Edwart G. Dunne
Harrison
Dunne
Merriam
Meriam
Taft Roosevelt Set to Attend Modern Commercial Congress
Taft and Roosevelt will not meet in Atlanta next week as Roosevelt informs the reception committee of his early departure. Taft arrives Friday morning, while Montargre presents France's new cabinet to Paulleroy this afternoon.
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Atlanta
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Mudern Commercial Congress
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France
Pari
Railway Employees Fear Deadly Wages Cut
New York and Philadelphia railway leaders warn of drastic wage reductions amid proposed interstate commerce reform. Officials including Herrin, Muer, and Tavett say lower rates threaten workers and could trigger widespread layoffs across carriers. The article notes a looming confrontation as wage cuts and service changes loom.
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Htobert & Wovett
Herrin Railwait
Miwrenin
George J. Muer
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Mar 6 meeting on freight rates and government share
A March 6 meeting addressed freight rate arrangements between Pacific ports and Panama via Atlantic Steamships and rail lines. Government handling share and schedule adjustments were outlined, with references to Secretary Dyke and the Interstate Commerce Commission. The report also briefly notes a fatality in Washington and local reactions.
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Pacific
Panama
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Washington
Moreh Bievary
Dickingan Folky
Milande Gd
Policte
Panama Cy
Hines
Paname Railroads and Steamship Company
Death Grasp of the Gag Stirred Rail Way Clerks Case
Denver reports detail a clash over a gag issued against railway mail clerks by Walter of the Harpoon. Officials claim the pamphlet attacked President Taft, Postmaster General Hitchcock, and wage reform efforts, with legal action pending March 7. The Harpoon campaign seeks to stop publication and defend shorter hours and better pay for postal workers.
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Tiey
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Ant Qutisher
Harpoon
Idletil
Fide
Walter
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Dichter
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Postel
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Taft
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Komare Boost Know Hobson Tokyo March 2
March 2 report notes Japan seeks to depart from the present immigration policy toward the United States. The lower house of the diet expresses appreciation for American friendship and signals a shift in policy toward immigration regulation.
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Komare
Hobson
Tokyo
Porelan
Komars
Diecuselie
Japan
United States
Houw
Diet
Frend Yeepielt
Heroferrit
Mikato
Ite
President Takes Stand on Democratic Votes Deal
Unclear report alleges talks to defeat the bill and secure Democratic votes. Protests mention a policy shift and potential timing for decisive action as leaders seek party unity.
Henry Speaks On Rusf Case and Public Opinion Prompt
A long editorial piece critiques justice in a California graft case. It links public opinion and fear of recall to court decisions, urging decisive action against corruption and urging support for reforms. The piece references Governor Jolina Wall and figures like Benny, Fransen, and others in a sweeping defense of timely punishment and judicial integrity.
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Sion
Tenliboron Jil
Public Opinion
Content Court
Jolina Wall
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