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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1913

Page

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Ohio Congressmen Split Over Free Wool Tariff Vote

In a caucus of Ohio’s delegation, nine of 19 Democrats backed free wool, signaling potential opposition to the tariff revision bill if free wool remains. Leaders cited expediency for sugar and beets, while debates touched on duty levels from 15 to 0 percent.

Ington Ohio Dem Congress Oas Goeke Post Claypool White Francis Ashbrooke Bathrick Ansberry Ways and Mirick Akron Underwood Undewood Nderwood Un-ood Twood

Ohio Legislature Passes County Home Rule and Nine Hour Workday

In Columbus on April 11 the Senate adopted a resolution to submit county home rule in taxation to voters while the House approved the Vollmer nine hour workday bill extending the nine hour limit to women in homes canneries hotels and mercantile firms. The Bigelow revocation bill voids the Cincinnati Traction company franchise and another bill revokes the Northern Ohio Traction indeterminate franchise, with both moves advancing toward final passage ahead of adjournment.

House Senate Columbus Feneral Assembly Bigelow Cincinnati Traction Company Municipal Affairs Committee Wise Northern Ohio Traction Company Canton Akron Nichols Swain Thomas A. Dean Wets Vollmer Nye Fraternal Benefit Society Moore

Simmons as chairman of senate finance committee

F Niel notes Senator Simmons holds a key post as chairman of the senate finance committee. The tariff bill, after passing the house, will be referred to this committee in the senate for consideration.

Senate Simmons House

Underwood Tariff Push in House Targeted by May 1

Washington April 11 Democratic leaders aim to push the Underwood tariff bill through the house by May 1. Representative Derwood says little opposition is likely and passage by May 1 or sooner is plausible. Some Democrats oppose free sugar and free law, but opposition is expected to wane after caucus approval.

Underwood House Washington Representative Derwood

Hotel Proprietor John H. Ful Found Dead in Warren

John H. Ful a prominent hotel proprietor of Warren Ohio was found dead in his vacant house. A bottle containing acid and a recharged revolver lay beside the bed. The death is linked by friends to his efforts to promote and build a hotel in Cleveland.

Otel Warren John H. Ful Zee Cleveland

J H Goeke Fourth Ohio Congressman Opposes Free Wool

Congressman J H Goeke of Ohio votes against free wool policy in a record of his stance. The action highlights GOP position and agricultural trade angles during the period.

Ohio

May Be Some Doings In Border Fire At Naco

Rebels and federals clash across the border at Naco Arizona as U S troops guard the town. Secretary of War Garrison orders warning to leaders and a possible cross border return fire if shots persist. Three American soldiers wounded as bullets pierce most houses.

Washington Naco Ariz United States Secretary of War Guilfoyle

Ohio Postmasters Recommended by Congressman Claypool

Congress man Claypool of Ohio recommended to Postmaster General Burleson four men for postmasterships: Henry W. Spargur at Bain Bridge Frank V. Lantz at MacArthur John L. Taylor at Crooksville and Benjamin G. Trew at Shawnee.

Ohio Washington Congressman Claypool Burleson Henry W. Spargur Bain Bridge Frank V. Lantz MacArthur John L. Taylor Crooksville Benjamin G. Trew Shawnee

Pensions Granted for Flood Losses in Ohio

Ohio House approves bills to pension widows of two guardsmen who died in the Dayton flood. Sergeant William Harris and Surgeon Major E. B. Harper of the third infantry will each receive $4,000. Representative Kennedy of Allen county secures unanimous consent.

Columbus Kennedy Allen ‘County Ohio House William Harris Sutgeon E. 8. Harper Third Infantry Dayton

Two Bankers Indicted in Second National Bank Case

Cincinnati April 11. Elmer E. Galbreath former president and Charles H. Davis former bank president were indicted by the federal grand jury probing the bank. 28 counts allege misapplication false entries and abetting Ford & Johnson Chair Co with overdrawn funds totaling 81716 95. The cases link the Second National Cincinnati Trust and Ford & Johnson through directors.

Cincinnati Elmer E. Galbreath Second National Bank Charles H. Davis Federal Grand Jury Galbreath Davis Ford & Johnson Chair Company Ford & Johnson Company Banking Association Cincinnati Trust Company George B. Cox

Executors surrender library trust for Wilmington building

Following a court order the executors of Samuel Walker’s estate surrender the trust that funded Wilmington’s library. The village will construct a $50,000 library on the Main street lot donated years ago for that purpose.

Wilmington Samuel Walker Main Street

Suffrage Rally in London Sees Large Donations for Militant Motion

At Albert Hall on April 11 suffragists rallied without Emmeline Pankhurst. Speakers including Israel Zangwill and Timothy Healy praised militant action and announced a record donation total of 75,000 from self denial week. Lansbury urged men to form a militant league and imitate attacks on property.

Albert Hall London Auffragers Emmeline Pankhurst Hobloway Israel Zangwill Timothy Healy J. F. L. Holleston Maitland Drummond Lansbury McKenna Marconi Shares

Defense Experts Question Murder Motive in Hoover Trial

In Van Wert on April 11 the defense rested its case for Ralph Hoover 19 farmer charged with murdering his wife Helen. Doctors testifying said a claimed confession from Mrs Hoover while under anesthesia had little value and that a fragile mental state could lead to impulsive actions or temporary insanity.

Violent quarrel ends in fatal ax attack near Marengo

In a dispute over a Vine fence Otho Reynolds struck Solomon Walters in the back with an ax causing fatal wounds. The incident occurred near Marengo in Morrow County. Sheriff Wieland arrested Reynolds and jailed him at Mt. Gilead.

Julion Otho Reynolds Solomon Walters Marengo Morrow County Wieland Mt. Gilead

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WOK F. Niel. Simmons Senate Finance Committee American Press Association J. H. Goeke Hamilton County Grand Jury Thomas Sullivan Ince Williams Bay Wis Tom An m Coee
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