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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

2

Trials and thefts overshadow La Porte murder case

Conflicting evidence delays grand jury action in the Roy Lamphere murder case tied to the Mia Guinness fire. Intruders alarm the morgue as authorities pursue new leads, while depositions detail Mrs Guinness and her associates relations. At the same time jewels theft and city book shortages surface in separate reports from New York and Mobile.

Laporte Ind May Ole B. Teeteborg Tira Wie Ardrew Helgelein Myra Belle Guinness Orr Thuradig J. M. Huon Rame Grand Jury Roy Lamphere Mia Guinness Smith Chicago Nut 2 Gaisieme Ralph N. Smith Mack Jennie Olsen Ask Helgelein Mansfield Mia Guinness

No Secret Record In House Probe On Paper Prices

Washington May That there will be no secret record in the committee investigating the weed pulp and print paper question was evident when Chairman Mann refused to receive the names of certain newspaper publishers. Keen publisher of Akron Beacon Journal urged disclosure but Mann refused citing personal matter and risk to bankrupt publishers. The exchange left the committee without confidential names while many publishers nationwide testified about rising paper costs and financial strain.

Washington Mann Keen Akron Beacon Journal Br. Knight Putsehers

Grand Military Parade Caps San Francisco Day

San Francisco hosts the largest peacetime and wartime naval display as 2500 regulars escort sailors from Atlantic and Pacific fleets marching four miles through city streets. Rear Admiral Evans and Admiral Bevin lead, with Secretary Metcalf Gov Gillett and Mayor Taylor in review. Wyoming GOP convention names Frank W. Mondell for Congress and Taft delegates.

San Francie R.—Cleht Marine San Francisco Danie Mareh Evans Bevin Secretary of the Navy Metcalf Gov. Gillett California Mayor Taylor San Pranetweo Seven van Nek Avenue Wyoming Taft Lunier Wyo Frank W. Mondell Congress

Union Strength Condemned By May Assembly Report

A Youngstown report from May details a recommendation by President McArdie to adopt a real wage agreement at the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Tin Workers convention. The amendment aims to strengthen the union by bringing nonrecognizing employers into the fold, including those in the Tel Corporation and other mills, reducing fragmented contracts.

Youngstown Amalgamated Association of Iran Btwn Tin McArdie Nasnciaten Saen Tel Corporation Lwiieh Aveh Mills

Jerome Treated Them Tenderly in Trial Defense

New York district attorney Jerome testified in his own defense on charges of dereliction of duty. He described attempts to influence indictments, naming cases involving Thomas F. Ryan and Metropolitan Street Railway, and claimed he had done all possible to secure indictments in Wall Street and Cortland Street matters.

Jerome New York May Harry Thaw Pierce Krower Ald Pierce Ingle Thomas F. Ryan Metropolitan Street Railway Mr. Pleren Phomes & Ryan Wall Cortland Streets Terry Road Den

Fire destroys famed Pequot house at New London headland

A historic Pequot house at the western entrance to New London burned to the ground. Rain halted all major league games on Thursday. One Hin was killed and wires fell injuring pedestrians during the windstorm. Maj. Chatfee, a Confederate Army veteran and brother of Lt. Gen. Adna R. Chatfee, died in Kansas City at age 87. Vienna gathering heads of Germany’s royal line congratulates Emperor Francis Joseph on his jubilee and Austria Hungary’s celebratory event.

New London Conn AL Chienge Maj OP. Chatfee An Nier Waa Leut Adna R. Chatfee AB A Kannan City Germany William Vienna Pri ‘Hele Francis Joseph

Old Age Pension Scheme Proposed by Premier Awati

Premier Awati introduced a universal pension plan to the House of Commons on Friday. The scheme would start at $1.26 weekly for those over 70 with incomes under $140 yearly, aiming to cover up to 600,000 recipients at an annual cost of $920 million, effective January 1, 1900.

Won May Tae Nue Wen House of Commons Awati

Bank Official Is Arrested For Embezzlement In Allegheny Bank

William Montgomery cashier of the Allegheny National Bank for over 20 years was arrested on a charge of embezzling 429000 of the bank funds. He faced a bond of 80000 and was arraigned before a U S Commissioner. The bank reportedly remains financially sound. The discovery followed a complaint by National Bank Examiner William La Folds. Reports tie the embezzlements to years of activity and to prior bank shifts in the city. Local officials note the bank’s strong standing and political connections, including ties to Senator Quay era.

Pittabure, May William Montgomery Allegheny Naional Bank Lindnay Naeional Tank William la Folds Folds Farmera’ Deposit National Wat Allegheny National Western Pennsylvania Senator Quay Montgomery Renater Quay Noowar Alno Bik Nestet Rends Harrisburg Alleateny National Bank State Trenavier Blients

Twelfth Victim Identified in New Avenue Hotel Leap

Fort Wayne Indiana May Remi Matthewa of Columbus Ohio died last night after leaping from the New Avenue hotel tower. The incident marks the twelfth victim in the series.

Fort Wayne Ind May Remi Matthewa Columbus New Avenue

Day's Doings and Ohio Rail Issues Stir State Politics

A Columbus meeting of railroad representatives will map a united stand affecting the Ohio Railroad Commission and interstate bodies over car service charges. Other items record a missing witness in a bribery case, a Bellefontaine protest as officers seek a county relocation, and Longworth denying sensational talk as Whitlock faces an independent governor bid.

Bult Railway Commission Columbus Railroads of Ohio Obie Railroad Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Longworth Nicholas Longworth Cheeinnatt Heers Mes Cole

Troop Movements and Onlookers In Ohio Turmoil

In Columbus Ohio on a Thursday afternoon Troop A was ordered to Ripley by the Adjutant General at the governor’s request after unrest near the riverfront. Troop B and Company G of the Seventh Regiment faced arrest as violence erupted with a night rider clash in Youngstown. A fighter had ear injuries and others were taken into custody. John Hrowd suffered a fatal ear injury at a police station after falling from a bunk. Zanewille New Lexington resident Celres Dickinson, 20, died from blood poisoning after self inflicted face scratches with dangerous misuse of a drug.

Whitlock Toveland May Brand Whitlock Toledo Cleveland Democrats Riun Peter Witt Witt Columbus Cleveland Ripley Igov Harrie Ansistant Adjt Routeman Ralda Youngstown John Zanewville

Woman Drowns Herself After Farewell From Family

Mrs. Naunte McKee Hathaway aged 44 died by drowning in Greenville Creek Wigieday. Wife of a prominent lumber dealer, Hathaway was said to have said goodbye to her family prior to the tragedy in her Greenville residence.

Deyton Ken al Werthy Naunte McKee Hathaway Greenville Creek Hathaway

Merry Widow Turns Wife's Head at Missouri Station

Ralph Reel and wife Annie were traveling with a two year old from Lould to Lafayette Indiana when an argument led Annie to turn on her heel and strike Roel after which she urged him to go with the baby. Roel followed and the woman went to police headquarters reporting she wore a brown Merry Widow hat and had brown hair and eyes. He followed the train and says the Merry Widow turned her dead.

Lould Union Station Lafayptte Ind Ralph Reel Annie Alto Roel Police Sid

Lodge and fraternal meetings hold evenings in East Center Street hall

Marion lodge No. 2 B. P. O. Elks held initiatory work with nine candidates and planned next class. Modern Woodmen of America arranged memorial service for Sunday June 7. Mahon Lodge No. 421 Pathfinders processed one candidate as J W Meek of Bellefontaine spoke. Social hour and refreshments followed routine business.

Marion Lodge B. P. OF Elks East Center Street Amer. |Com Anc J. W. Meek Fellefontaine Distriet Ma- Hon Lodge Pathfinders

Justices Appointed in Claridon and Charterton Districts

George M. Ault was appointed to succeed him as a justice of the peace in Claridon North township. W. A. Taerly was reappointed as a justice of the peace in Charterton South precinct. The appointments were made by Claridon township authorities after last fall elections and confirm the ongoing chancery of the offices.

George M. Ault Claridon North W. A. Taerly Chirton South Claridon

Earl Warwick and Miles-Lanbette Virtue to Marry

Local event notes Earl Warwick and Miles-Lanbette Virtue have been engaged to wed as the Ohio State Refect Association meet in Dayton concludes. Marion physicians read papers. session deemed beneficial. Howard DeWitt, 32, colored, died at the county infirmary after a stay begun April 15. burial planned at Marion Cemetery Bat?

Earl Warwick Miles — Lanbette Ohio State Dayton New York State Norrie and Christan Stone Company Marion

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