Standard Oil Bribe Allegations Stir Ohio Hearing
Attorneys for Standard Oil press a demand for names of the “friend” who allegedly offered a bribe to influence proceedings against Standard Oil and Buckeye Pipe, amid public disputes over bribery claims linked to hearings in Columbus and Toledo. The exchange cites broadcasts in New York and Cincinnati papers and calls for disclosure to quash sensational reports and protect the company’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Standard of Company
Hoffman Heing
Buckeye Pipe Company
Standard Oil Company
Mills
Desert
Eiort
Kine
Standard OW Company
Supreme Court of Chiea
Toledo
Columbus
Mhrough
Supreme Court of Phin
Ttes
Cleveland Lewder
Tote de Blade
Ghlo State Jurichl
Ups
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ith
Miouth
Fefend
Standard
Frith
Cincinnath Commercial Tribune
Anata
Btanfart OC
Telegral Yuu
New York
Standard Git Company
M. &. Elliott
Virgil P. Kline
The
Standard of Go
ALL EUROPE HARD UP
New York reports London money market tightening as government deficits bite. Indian drafts keep funds flowing, Bank of England rates high, and gold demand from Germany adds pressure. Across Europe Paris Vienna Amsterdam seek buyers amid wary investors, with potential spillovers and looming adjustments.
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New York
Times
London
Bank of England
India
The
India Council
Heak of
England
Feam
Paris
Boston
Secretan
Parle
Vienna
Bertin
Paria
Amesterdam
Free trial bottle of Hot Oil advertised for rheumatism
An old advertisement promises a free trial bottle of Herculean Hot Oil for rheumatism neuralgia and back pain. It urges readers to send name and address to a Mr Rex Crickwial in Elmira for immediate treatment and claims rapid cure without weeks of waiting.
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Herritt van Hot
Elmira
Rex
Grickwial
Seria
Social and Personal Calendar Highlights City Clubs
Monday hosts E A Austin and several clubs in afternoon gatherings at Atlanteans Pariors. Tuesday Nineteenth Century and West Side Reading Circle meet at Mrs Andersons Tyler street home. Wednesday Ladies Music Club at Mrs Parkhurst. Thursday Bachelor club party at Hudsons hat. Friday Ideal club tea at Mrs J R Thompsons. subscription dance at Hudsons hall by Swayze Kellam Frost Medilcott and others. Viennese club dance also Friday. Tea hosted by Mrs Joseph Leek of Philadelphia. Stedman Club to entertain Western Sorosis with a program of poems and readings. Several social visits, upcoming millinery openings, and travels noted among Topeka society.
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E. A. Austin
Nineteenth Century Club
Spalding Reading Circle
West Side
Reading Circle
Mra
B. H. Anderson
Tyler Street
George W. Parkhurst
Bachelor Club
Hudson's Hat
Ideal Club
J. R. Thompson
Horace Swayze
Kurtz Kellam
Tom Frost
Roland Medilcott
Hudson's Hall
Stedman Club
N. P. Garretson
Atoison
Andrew Downing
LB. Crandell
Siseseesee Mire
Heald ‘Ashti
Sarah Hargreaves
Atesede
JG. Wood
Josephe Thea Regis Ban
Poent
wMr
le H. Granden
Florence Toveineton
Kansas City
D. E Merwin
City
Will Eberle
Margaret Bear
Lawrence
Mite Keener
Kangas Avenue
P. Gi Noel
Philadelphia
Washington
Wheeling
West Virginia
Herbert Armatrong
M. Hohecth
Roberts
Hojlanthus Club
C. Sherer
Kellum Avenue
Oakland
Nellie Clough
Leavenworth
Harry Howe
Matthew Weightman
Ren
C. E. Holcomb
Winchester
Warren M. Crosby
Alex McPherson
Detroit
Mich
Topeka
H. H. Mills
California
Phi Psis
Miss Kahn
Crosby Bros
Miss Keener
Emily Gee
Muttle Garo
Paola
Mira
W. W. Decker
Topeka News Snaps From A Busy Week
Topeka items report spring almanac dates and city notices. Registration books clog Thursday eve, city hall and auditors project debated. Rev Dean Hayden recovering from flu, street repairs and unpaved roads noted. Theatre and musical plans, millinery openings, public events, and civic notices fill the week.
Young voter dispute causes civic question
A 19 year old woman tells a registrar she is married and argues she can vote. The official replies that marriage does not entitle her, leaving her apologetically dismissed and undetermined about her eligibility.
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Mr. Yount
Chinese ambassador probes Italian concession hopes
Rome March 20 Chinese ambassador Sir Chih Chen held a prolonged interview with Admiral Canevaro minister of foreign affairs. He reportedly recorded Italy's demand for a concession at San Monday New York. Other items note church calls for Rev Alexander Connell of London at New York and the first Sunday passenger trains on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad.
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Rome
Chih Chen
Cane- Varo
San Munday
New York
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Hall
Alexander Connell
London
York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Severe storms sweep southern plantations with loss of life
A wind storm and tornadoes across Alabama Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee caused multiple fatalities and extensive property damage. In Bismarck Alabama eleven tenement houses collapsed two Black boys died and seventeen tenants were injured. In Pine Bluff Arkansas at Walnut Leake three people perished and a plantation known as the Fish Place was destroyed. In Bethlehem Mississippi Wilt Wickes's house was wrecked and a child killed. In Huntsville Alabama a tornado damaged houses and farms with no reported lives lost. Additional damage stretched into western Tennessee and a tornado near Toks Miss damaged farms injuring two.
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Bismarck
Ala
Samuel Curry
Chilton County
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Welnut Leake
J. B. Parker
Fish Place
Bethlehem
Miss
Maron
Wilt Wickes
Huntsville
Madison County
Tennbssee
Forth
North Topeka Notes and Local Births and Bets
North Topeka items include Alvin Pratt’s return from Ohio and Lettuce and herbs at Greenhouse on Harrison street. A Holton guest and a stroke in Holman addition are noted, with a March 18 birth to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Werner on Madison Street. The Smiths plan a move to West Gordon Street, and Miss Summers heads to Onaga for millinery work.
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W. M. Costley
Kansas City
Greenhouse
Harrison Street
Br. K
J. AM. Smith
van Buren Street
West Gordon Street
Margaret Summers
Onaga
C. B. Lyon
D. D
Kanwis Avenue
Myrtle Redmond
Mwinol
Doris Offerman
J. H. Sperr
Christian Church
Regina Werner
Werner
Stormont Hospital
Herbert Green
Park and
Hartman Streets
Dr. Williamson
Monroe Street
Mia
Courtney
Central Avenue
North Topeka
Buechner-Miller
Helene Buechner
William Miller
Fred Buechner
Henry D Buechner
Fred
Uve Vivin
Beeen
Mr. Melxs
Helene Hohnbaum
Ralph Miller
Stella Jackson
Johnston the Lucky Man and Political Appointments
Governor Stanley announces cabinet style moves with Sen ator Chex. F. Johnson of Oskaloosa named Judge of the new Thirty six dipiriet, enm based of Jackson and Jefferson. Harret of Jackson, Hroderick of Jackson and McCummon of Jefferson named other contenders. The Broderick campaign lacks a sponsor and no appointment today. Capt Charles Ennery resigns, prompting a petition for promotion of Tleurensat Crate, but Col Funston wires the governor to follow colonels' recommendations. W. J. Watson of Pittsburg named lieutenant in D company and captain to succeed Christy. H. W. Shideler advanced, and Horton J. Mitchell, Funston neighbor, promoted to second lieutenant.
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Branley
Chex. F. Johnson
Oskaloosa
Dipiriet
Jackson
Jefurson Austien
Harret
Jack
Hroderick
McCummon
Jefferson
Satek Ia
Broderick Campaten
Broderick Haw
Ennery
E Company
Twentieth
Kansas
Stanley
Funston
W. J. Watson
Pitsburg
Christy
H.W. Shideler
Fort Scott
Horton J. Mitchell
San Francisco
Fire at Prink Lawn Hotel injures none
Cleveland hotel fire at Prink Lawn Hotel corner Palmont Street and Euclid Avenue partially destroys building after 6 am. Over fifty residents were inside when wind aided spread. Firemen evacuated sleepers, few injuries reported, origin undetermined, estimated loss about $1000.
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Cleveland
Prinklawn
Palrmont Street
Euclid Avenue
Macnee
Beef Court Returns Investigation to Resume in Chicago
Government Court of Inquiry returned from Leavenworth and resumed the examination. Two or three witnesses were examined. Major Lat presided with Major General Miles. testimony included references to Nicholas Sena, Lt Col Davin, and the court’s movers. A separate item reports Jon B. Gordon of Garden Hill Tedglewood, Chicago wholesalers, drowned on a ferry from Vera Cruz to the interior of Mexico.
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Chicago
Govienment Court of Inquiry
Ort Leavenworth
Miles
Nicholas Sena tHaiktition
Davin
Advocito
Iaeysoure Sakes Tts
Dipatiahe
Mexico
Denver
Jon B. Gordon
Garden @ Hill, Tedglewood
Vera Crux
Dissolution notices and weather disruptions prompt notices in London
Snow and winter weather sweep across London and the Midlands as a new dissolution notice announces the end of Smits & Whittler. FW Whittler will operate from 700 Kaikan Avenue, taking on all debts and obligations. A new music event is planned for Tuesday, March 21 with evening entertainment.
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Chas J. Smith
FW. Whittier
Smits
New Moder Sgutinery Pecan
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Columbia Ghost Hartfords
Topeka Cycle Co
West Eighth Street
Standard Oil
State of
Ohio
Europe
Joseph Leek
John T. Chaney
Albert Watkins
J. Ta Kiene
T. F. Doran
T Leek
H. M. Philp
Albert Wat- King
L. J. Kiene
Willa Russell
Ethel Leek
Marie Brooks
Wii Chaney
Cameron Miller
M. Harding
M. Garswood
Wil
Thoreday
First Congregational Church Unis
Barnum
New Model Millinery
Godowsky
Lucia Wyatt
Blanche Joerger
Emly Alien
Fide
Tribune Blue Streak
Awarea
Amtar
Sarvace
Econo
Palace Clo. Co
le Fire
Gaita
Kansas Avenue
Tribune
Crawford Theater
Jesday
Arica Society
Salvation “Army
Yount
Cig
Dean Hayden
Church of the Assumption
State House
Halle
C. J. Smolt
Niwith
Meana Nickersop
Chris Jansen
Smoky Row
Hoyt
Bith Cement
Topeks
Betheny College
Lindaburg
Topeka Dramatic
Francia Brown
wettDar
A. Topeka
Courtey
Herbert Joslin
Lis Fepun St Fie
Santa Fe
Castenada
L, CO
Mall Road
Mian Pearlade
Wesleyan Church
Third and
Jefferson Streets
GW. Garlock
GP. Shuler
Salina
Shulers
Saline County
Arion Esclety
Arion Hall
Farees
Congressional
Benjamin Mitcham
Bulls
Rossville
State Historical Society
Pie
Nationalrere Conetees Rus
Colonel Wetlne
Congress
Harrison
Augusta
Minnesota
St. Francis Barracks
Florida
Williams
Brooklyn
Frank Shields
Frank Fleming
Jas, Bryan
Neall
Fourth Cavalry
Financelal
Presidio
John T
Tuks
Here
Hodge
John Hastings
Riverton Junction
Alvin Pratt
Johnston the
Lucky Man
Picro
Portland
Portiana
F. A Lewis
J.C. Fulton
Midlands
North Country
North
Phoenix Telephone Co Club
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