Castro Declines Departure to Fight Deportation Case
Ex president Cipriano Castro declares he will remain in New York to fight his deportation via habeas corpus. Senator O Gorman's firm backs his petition, with Harold Content filing at Ellis Island. If successful, the case pauses government action. possible appeal to higher court follows.
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Senator O'Gorman
New York
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
United States
Germany
Amer
United States District Court
George Gordon
Content
Amerika
Mr. Battle
Castro
Battle
Holt
Marshall
Supreme Court
O'Gorman
James A. O'Gorman Involved In Castro Case Interest
New York Senator James A. O'Gorman takes an active interest in the Castro case, signaling heightened congressional attention. The development reflects ongoing scrutiny by federal lawmakers into the affair and related maritime matters.
Edison Demonstrates Sound Film Breakthrough In New Jersey
Thomas A Edison screened a public demonstration of synchronized sound with moving pictures at West Orange showing talking animals and musicians. The event followed four years of work to reproduce sound with action, greeted by spectators as a promising advance despite Edison calling it still raw. In Bowling Green Ohio, Charles Shumacher, 35, was found dead under his automobile after a rollover near his home. investigators believe drowning in a water-filled ditch caused death.
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Edison
New York
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N. J
Bowling Green
Charles Shumacher
Center Township
Wood County
Shumacher
Toledo
Schumacher
Turks Must Accept Allies Terms headline
Nazim Pasha, Turkish commander in chief, informed the grand vizier that Turkey cannot resume hostilities and must accept the allies last terms. The plenipotentiaries meeting in London face the Balkan allies demand as read to them Friday.
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London
Nazim Pasha
Grand Vizier
Turkey
Indictments Challenged in Clermont County Officials Case
Taken under advisement by Judge Bambaugh after motions to quash indictments charging false vouchers for supplies were heard against Clermont county infirmary directors William Glancy and William H. Brown and former county engineer Leonidas Fomorin in Batavia Ohio.
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Batavia
William Glancy
William H. Brown
Clermont County Infirmary
Leonidas Fomorin
Bambaugh
Prince of Wales Pursues Golf Amid Public Interest
The Prince of Wales, heir to the English throne, has become proficient at golf and is shown driving in a recent photograph. After Oxford studies he plans to devote time to sport and travel, with a possible 1913 American tour to follow.
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Prince of Wales
England
Oxford
America
Substitute big bond for a prison term on way to prison
Frank M. Ryan and other convicted labor leaders face leniency talks as a substitute big bond proposal replaces a prison term. The case centers on sentencing adjustments and the legality of a large bail in the ongoing labor leadership trial.
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Frank M. Ryan
Bonds for 32 dynamite conspiracy leaders set at 1.1 million
In Chicago, a federal court set bail at 70 000 for Frank M. Ryan, applying a 10 000 per year sentence basis. The 60 day window allows appeals while prosecutors seek bonds totaling 1.1 million for 32 inmates. Judges criticized haste in Indianapolis.
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Frank Ryan
Chicago
Mber
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank M. Ryan
Leavenworth
Herbert
Hockin
Sass
Baker
Seaman
Indianapolis
Juden Anderson
Tria
Miller
Ryan
Uncle Sam Wins as Rockefeller Subpena Case Ends
In New York on January 4 the Pujo committee halted the search for William Rockefeller after counsel Joby A. Garver agreed to accept service for him. Rockefeller must appear before the committee on January 13 to answer questions about copper deals in 1903 and 1897. Deputies were ordered to Washington to report the resolution.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Pujo
Washington
Joby A. Garver
Rockefeller
Charles F. Riddell
Balch Sued for 25000 in Alienation Case After Jury Duty
George C Balch, a New York resident with property on Grosse Island near Detroit, faces a 25000 lawsuit from George Twomey alleging alienation of Mrs Marie Twomey. The suit cites a sealskin coat and other gifts as part of alleged persuasive wiles. Balch was served at the Astor House while lunching after serving on a related alienation jury in the New York supreme court.
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New York
George C. Balch
Grosse Island
Detroit
George Twomey
Marie Twomey
Balch
Astor House
Supreme Court
Old Settle Feud Leads to Shootings Near West Union
Sheriff Williams and deputies hunt William Kerr after a confrontation at Blue Creek near West Union in which William Moore was seriously shot. Oakley Ogden and Ruth Hazelbaker had been rivals for her hand. Kerr allegedly fired four shots as the group passed Kerr's home.
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West Union
Williams
William Kerr
William Moore
Blue Creek
Oakley Ogden
Kerr
Ruth Hazelbaker
Ogden
Moore
Fire Horror At Toledo Cottage Fire Kills Three Children
In Toledo Ohio on January 4 John Opre six months died from fire while brothers Louis five and Joseph three were fatally burned when their cottage burned down. Their mother Mrs Louis Opre was away fetching water for 20 minutes and locked inside. Also reported from Wilmington Delaware six persons drowned near Laurel as oyster fleet faced a gale with ships sunk or driven ashore and crews rescued or drowned.
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Toledo
John Opre
Louis
Joseph
Opre
Louis Opre
Wilmington
Del
Laurel
County Treasurer Missing in McConneleville
County Treasurer William J. Taylor did not appear at the courthouse and is unaccounted for. A state examiner has arrived to investigate the situation and officials have not opened the county office to reveal the funds status.
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McConneleville
William J. Taylor
Auditor Finds Governor’s Office Accounts Correct
Columbus January 4 examiner A B Dawson of the auditor’s office has completed a three week audit of the governor’s office finding all items correct. Such examinations are customary when a department head is due to leave office.
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Finda Harmon
O. K. Columbus
A. B. Dawson
Auditor of State's Office
Swain delays House committees until midweek
Columbus January 4 Representatives Charles L Swain Democratic caucus nominee for speaker said that house committees would not be handed down by the chair before Wednesday at the earliest possibly until the following week. He plans to let the committee organization proceed slowly and not begin serious lawmaking until Governor elect Cox transmits his legislative program within 48 hours of his inauguration.
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Columbus
Charles L. Swain
Democratic Caucus
Democratic House
House
Cox
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Honor
James A. O’gorman
American Press Association
Appeals Court
WRIF
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Money Trust
Swain
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