McKinnon Refuses to Name Banks With State Deposits
During a senate investigation on March 10 Columbus Treasurer McKinnon refused to identify banks in which he held stock that also held state deposits. He repeatedly said it was none of the senate’s business. Green likewise declined to disclose banks where he held stock, citing privacy.
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Howe
Green
Columus
McKinnon
Senate Investigat.e Committee
Benster Howe
Towe
Mowe
General Assembly
MoKinnan
Ald Green
Columbus Savings and ‘Trust Company
Alork
Senate
Les Gatc
Fires devastate Wilkingburg and New York districts
Pittsburg reports nine injured as a major fire destroys the Wallace and Caldwell buildings in Wilkingburg. The blaze, caused $200,000 in losses, tied up city services as Chief Cromlish and others fought flames for hours. In New York, a separate fire in retail district incurs $259,000 damage, 25 injured, eight serious, threatening Batting Slater Cooper store before crews contained it.
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Smoky City
New York City
Pittsburg
Wilkingburg
Pitt Kury
Cie Wallace
Caldwell
Cromlish
Ewing
Doncaster
Korb
Peter Bhrott
W. Robert Watson
J. B. Fisher
Robert Wilson
David Anderson
Willshelors Fire Department
New York
Pire
Slater Cooper
Rotten Howe
Thaw's Mother Holds All of the Trumps
Evelyn Thaw faces a fierce divorce battle in New York as William Thaw and his family press for control. She is offered 25000 to drop her defense, while Thaw and agents threaten further leverage. Evidence and interviews emerge as she battles poverty and pressure, including a tense confrontation at Mattawan. Continued on Page Four.
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New York
Evelyn
William Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
Dorta—rogorta
Wihman Thaw
Bontal O'Mlelly
Asala
Dan O'Reilly
Pittown Farmer Slays Wife And Child Then Hangs Self
Piqua March 10. David Davis a farmer from Pattytown shot his wife and their one year old child with an ax when he could not meet his financial obligations. He then killed himself in the barn using the same weapon. The four and fourteen year old children found the bodies. The wife and child were beyond recovery.
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David Davis
Pattytown
Engineers Blamed for Quebec Bridge Collapse
The royal commission report assigns blame to two engineers, PLL Salabka and Theodore Cooper, for design errors in the anchor chords near the main pier of the Quebec Bridge. It states the collapse resulted from faulty judgment, not a lack of professional knowledge or economy, and notes the Phoenix Bridge Company failed to appoint an experienced structural engineer.
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Ottawa
Ont
Royal Commission
Quebec
PLL
Salapka
Phoeniix Hridge
Quebec Bridge Company
Hriaco
Ty Erlticiwnt
Hickhock Trial Opens in New York Court
New York March 10 Raymond Hickock a comedian under indictment for abusing young girls faced arraignment. The state aims to try Hickock on the Helen Vonhagen claim as proceedings are expected to occupy the day. A separate item notes a greyhound sold by Michael Ryan in Oakland California to a Montana buyer in December traveling 1500 miles back.
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New York
Raymond ‘Mitehcock
Michael Ryan
Okland
Gal
Montana
Chinam en hanged shot at the palace
Report from Philadelphia and Copenhagen describes a public execution plan and an assassination attempt. Meck Kong and Jing dow faced authorities amid guard precautions while a Boston man allegedly planned further violence near the royal palace.
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Philadelphia
Maron
Meck Kong
Jing Dow
Nan
Uiinamoen
Boston
pPriben
PUPILS ESCAPE TWO DAYS OF GRACE
Napoleon Ohio reports a rebuilt school building damaged by fire. Pupils escaped as firefighters confined five to stairs. Professors 7% and White sustained facial burns while investigating flames. cause under investigation. insurers listed at 60 000 dollars. A second item mentions Japanese Ambassador Heyashi and a diplomatic note about the Tatsu Maru incident.
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Napoleon
Bleh Ehool
Ageedolf
Pepiy
Altie
Prince Helle de Sagan and Mine Anna Gould to wed
Paris March 10 The prince and Mine Anna Gould are bound to be wed aboard the steamship Keonpring Wilhelheim bound for New York. The report notes entanglements that have enraged panages over their union.
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Paris
Helle de Sagan
Panages
Anna Gould
Keonpring
Wilhel Whiet
Gherbourgg, Tonn Row
New York
Ma Gould
Keannedy Nominated for Fourth Team
March 10 report from the Eighteenth district convention shows Congres Youngerown Vieninouly nominated for the fourth term. Jude Henry Wixe of Canton and Judas A. Martin of 42 WENO are named in the proceedings.
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Congres
Youngerown
Vieninouly
Jude Henry Wixe
Canton
Judas
A. Martin
Weno
Lion Interferes 10 Save Great Dragon
London reports England interfered to save China from humiliation at the hands of Japan. The Japanese administration is under doubt how to act, fearing open offence to England and potential popular anger if yielding to China. Ambassador Komara in London is said to be more fully informed.
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London
Englant Het
China
Wanda
Japaneae
England
Ton Fa
Ttl
Ambamador Komara
Revolt at House Rules Committee Sparks Caucus Move
In Washington March WW a revolt against the House rules system gains steam as Rep Mayes California circulates a petition for a Republican caucus to alter the rules committee. Hayes proposes replacing the five member panel with seven members to give newer members leverage. Supporters seek majority signatures to push the plan forward despite opposition from existing members Dalzell and Sherman.
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Washington
March
Sesson
House
Mayes
California
House Republicans
Eliin
Committee On Rules
Committee of Rilears
Grewker
House of Representatives
United States Congress
Joe Canton Oret
Pute
O. K
Joe
Hayes
John Dalzell
Im” Bhermas
Rules Committee
Deporting Anarchists Moves Advance at Ellis Island
New York March 16 The immigration board at Ellis Island ordered Abraham Hushek from St Petersburg deported after admitting belief in anarchist theory. Lieutenant Joseph Petrosini of the Italian police bureau provided suspects to federal officials. A National Liberal Immigration meeting with Woodrow Wilson and others convenes to discuss deportation and assimilation of aliens. Chicago to establish a municipal alien service to block anarchists, in liaison with federal authorities. Edwardo Tagio, jailed in Kansas City for threatening letters, will be deported with a companion implicated in the letters.
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New York
Elis Island
Abraham Huschek
St. Petersburg
Horchek
Murope
Charles W. Blot
Marvard University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Stephen JM. Newmen
Washington, D.C
Knoppffer
Louisiana
Chicago
Busse
Fitilelpal Allen Bureau
Ite
United States
Sima Ie
St. Joseh
Wirdo Tago
Kansas City
Jbroricht
Valice Frans
Tagio
Raglo
Auarentit
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Betten
Thaw
Nir
Harriman
Hickhock
Haakon
Chrigtlunia
Norway
Fred Orep
Royal Famiy
Napoleon High School
Keanndy
Kentucky
Touleville
Birmingham
Marshall County
Lion
Great Dragon
Japan
Foreign Office
Czar
State Board of Immigration
Sargent
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