Discrepancies at McKin non’s office testify in Columbus
Columbus on March 12, Candler Green testified that he could not explain discrepancies between figures from expert accountants and bank records. When questioned about whether the public should know which banks were involved, Green offered no clear answer and said he had answered fully. The trial record reflects the state’s report on his testimony.
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Columbus
Candler
McKinnon
Howe
Banks
Green
Luey
Miners Meet to Decide on Possible Strike
The United Mine Workers convened in Indianapolis to decide if a strike will occur in states with tea lease expiring April 1. About 260,000 miners in Indiana Illinois Western Pennsylvania Kentucky and surrounding regions face action. A strike is considered probable though the convention may last a week. The session began with a report from the special committee failing to reach an interstate agreement with operators.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Arkinaas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kangani
Missouri
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Llinois
Kilo
Omtehel
Guilbert's Department to Be Investigated Expanding probe to auditor office
Columbus March 12 The legislative probe into the treasurer's office will extend to State Auditor W J Guilbert. The senate adopted a motion to enlarge the committee investigating treasury to include the auditor's department. Republicans seek removals of Mullington Green and Hood.Federal standards applied.
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Columbus
Department of State
W. JD. Guilbert
Senate
Treasury
House of Representatives
Andidor
Hood
Fullington
Green
Gino
Dia Astrous
Pullington
Teket
Buel
Atate
Coga
Guilbert
Mullington
Vng
McKinnon
Keen
Nouittee Committee
Auditor's Department
Wseerwin
Auditor of State
Senate Letreety
Bureau of Inspection
Atite
Telegraph and Tax Probe Hits State Treasurer's Office
A House committee probes the treasurer's records amid disputes over interest tallies and bank statements. McKinnon’s accounts show $5,000 to $7,000 discrepancies over three years, with collateral bonds and corporate holdings tying to New York firms. Speaker Eagleson rules restrict further inquiry as Stockwell contends for expanded powers and a formal report.
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Treasury
Mckinnon
Banke
American Burety Oy
New York
House Committee
Eagleson
Little
Greene
Cassett
Lucas
Called the Bluff Blurred Notes from Pekin Mail Word
A fragment from the Pekin Mail reports on a Foreign Office stance amid a suspected Chinese purchase. It suggests pressure for a compromise and questions whether Beijing will concede.
Pleasant Journey to New York Aboard Cherbourg Ship
Cherbourg France Anna Gould Maret and her sons prepare to sail to New York under the name Mew Miller. The Dboys received a telegram from Count Roni before departure praising a pleasant journey, while rumors of Bonk Wal wel jae TA conversion linger.
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Cherbourg
France
Anna Gould
New York
Miller
Dboys
Roni
Sienel
Mermao
Bonk Wal
Jrpsieo
Priest Warned After Black Hand Letter
A letter signed Black Hand was received at a Catholic church causing a warning to priest Alt Veviyn Mareh 12 Olde. The preacher denounced a “tapphy” and the so called Whack hand machines in a lecture. He vows to ignore the warning and continue.
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St. Vin
Cathalie
Tapphy
Carnegie Company to Resume Improvements in Ohio
Youngstown Ohio March 12 The Carnegie Steel company will resume improvements on the west side of the Colne Steel works while Wally the Chatelal plant will resume and push toward completion.
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Carnegie Company
Youngstows
Ohio
Sonomok Coc Mareh
Ue Colne Steel Company
Wally
Will
Insane Mother Slashes Throats of Her Children
Valley City North Dakota March 12 Alta Bigerul Thompson in Barnes county during an act of temporary insanity yesterday cut the throats of her two children a six months old and a three year old and she slashed her own throat with a razor The youngest died almost immediately the older child possibly survived Mrs Thompson is in serious condition and may die Her husband was away from the house at the time
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Valley City
Dak
Alta
Bigerul Thompson
Hein
Barnes County
Mra. Thompson
Committee Unfavorable to Temperance Legislation
Annapolis Md March 1 An unfavorable committee report was made in the lower branch of the legislature on the Local Option Will backed by the Maryland saloon league. The adoption of the report and the house's action to defeat the measure signals little likelihood of temperance legislation this session.
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Annapolis
Maryland Amad Saloon League
Battle leaves thirty tribesmen dead amid tribal clash
Around March 12 at ttomeé Esgtt Tallan Somaliland a local tribe aided by soldiers of the mullah attacked a rival under Lulu protection. In the battle thirty opponents were killed and Hedion troops pursuing the murderers reported high casualties including 400 tribesmen and sixty mullahs. One Hullany fighter was killed and two wounded.
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Somaliland
Lulu
Lidion
Hullany
Jury Secured in Hitchcock Trial on Young Woman Case
New York March 12 jurors were selected for the Raymond Hitchcock case charged with wronging Helen Von Hagen. District Attorney Garvan outlined alleged acts including taking a young woman to his home on Long Island and keeping her there, with Helen as the first witness. The jury then weighed whether Hitchcock actually assaulted the Von Hagen girl or not.
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New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Young Rirdy
Wate Akin
Garvan
Bylel Spewer
Vttgideck
Helen Von‘agen
Hitchcock
Young Tela
Tony Island
Hell
Helen
von Hagen
Evans Armada Sails Into Magdalena Bay
San Diego reports the Evans Armada under Admiral Evans reached Magdalena Bay four days ahead of schedule. The fleet will stay outside until daylight then anchor and begin target practice for two weeks before sailing to San Diego. Since Callao departure, speed averaged over eleven knots. The Buffalo fired a salute as the fleet arrived.
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San Diego
Evans
Migdalend Bay
Anchorage
Callao
Magdelena Way
Buffalo
Fonduty
Evens
Lilley Goes On The Stand This Afternoon
Representative Lilley of Connecticut testifies before the congressional rules committee about charges of corruption involving the Electric Boat company. He alleges lack of action by investigators, claims of exclusive profits from government contracts, and mentions a push by Electric Boat to influence naval spending. He names Ferry and attorney John Kellogg as figures connected to the lobbying.
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Bitjrton
Gomme Toe
Lilley
Connect Licenl
Withers
Hettle
Nhs @tate
Ant
Ferry
Distriet
Naval Atfairy
Electric Boat Company
Merry
John Kelogg
Bridgeport
Electric Owl Company
Naval Affairs Committee
Hobson
Diecweing
Lifley
Mathes Loudendlager
Marion Butter
Lifey
Theavy Department
Fival
Skeleton of woman found in Cleveland archway remains
Workmen unearthed a nearly intact skeleton of a young woman under the Urlek archway sidewalk at 1090 Superior avenue in Moreland Ohio. Detectives say she was murdered about fifteen years earlier, likely struck in the skull, with a ring and a rusted knife nearby. Police plan further digging as the case ties to a saloon crime wave in 1883.
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Moreland
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
Yeateray
John Silvestro
Aitelly
Polow
Digalug
Gustave Stkalo
Ba Ily
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Heald
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Twanee
Schueler
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Stockwell
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Ashtabula
Ket
Kogieion
Com. Lee
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Ana Tho
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Pekin
China
Jayviese
Foreign Office
Boni
Commedian
Magdalena Bay
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