11 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
1
Attorney General Hogan holds wholesale liquor licenses unlimited and not counted toward the population based saloon cap. Jobbers and distributors may pursue wholesale licenses freely while saloon licenses remain limited to one per 50 inhabitants. Licenses must be issued, with boards potentially unable to deny wholesale licenses.
Wealthy promoter IO WIN GOULD plans a coast to coast air boat fight cruise from New London Conn to Tampa Mean, bringing Hazel McCartmick and other fighters into a Chicago based training camp. The venture aims for a fight staged in the next month with Gould promoting the event and carrying all proceeds on the voyage.
Washington September 4 Republicans protested the appointment of Senator La Follette Wisconsin as a conferee on the tort bill. Senators Penrose and Lodge seriously considered leaving the conference but chose to stay, possibly to formalize a floor protest. They assert La Follette does not truly represent the minority.
The Duke of Roxburghe announces the birth of his heir, the newborn son expected to inherit an immense family fortune and estate. The infant’s birth strengthens the line of succession and the duchy’s legacy.
Former Mexican ambassador Manuel Zamacona arrives in Washington from Havana via Key West declaring he comes as a private citizen to attend to personal business. Despite denials, observers suspect he represents the Huerta provisional government and will soon show his official role. He is greeted at the station by embassy attaché Bert Godoy.
Harry Thaw, deported from Canada to Vermont then New Hampshire, engages counsel in Colebrook to seek stay against extradition to New York. William T. Jerome leads a network of New York and New Hampshire lawyers ready to push the case. Thaw faces a conspiracy and extraditable offense charge as he fights possible return to Matteawan.
Milford Baker was killed when a mule kicked him in the head while handling a pack of mules on his farm near Galion Ohio. The incident occurred on September 11 as he rounded up the animals.
A northern Ohio interurban collision four miles east of Massillon injured about 21 people, with two believed fatally hurt. James Kilken and Hilda Karrer severely injured. motive unknown. Motormen acted quickly, lowering risk of greater loss. Congressional figure Timothy Sullivan linked to the incident's aftermath.
Sulzer contends that Senator Frawley and Ramsperger should be excluded from impeachment deliberations because they signed the report of inquirers. The report details the committee's work on Governor Sulzer's impeachment and the assembly debate. Chief Judge Cullen plans to consult Albany judges to decide if designated and elected judges will sit as members of the impeachment court.
Abraham Lantz fell 42 feet while repairing the Beech Grove church steeple in Upper Sandusky Ohio. He suffered internal injuries and bruises.
Governor Cox presided as master of ceremonies at Cedar Point Ohio with former President Taft as speaker during the Lake Erie battle centennial and peace between Great Britain and the United States. Notables from multiple states and Canadian interests attended the Perry memorial event and banquet.
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