Hocking Valley Coup Illegal Court Fight Over Receivership
Attorneys for the Hocking Valley Railway Company plan to seek a federal order to halt the receivership after state judges refused transfer. In Columbus on May 1, the court ruled Chesapeake and Ohio interests validly controlled the line, dismissing bids to move the case to federal court and detailing the complex web of subsidiaries under receivership.
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United States Tribunal
Columbus
Ohio
Hocking Valley Railway Company
John E. Sater Somorron
HB Kinkead
Common Pleas Court
John M
Indenry
Wlegal
Chesapeake and Thio Riatway Company
Hacking Valley
Iegal
Ie Valley
Chesa
Thio
Chesapeake and Olinret
Hack Rg Valley
Chesapeake Oa
Tey
Bsap
Kinkeld
Shren
H. E. Westfall
Fred A Ortingsr
Howard D. Mannington
Trewking Valley Railway Company
Hocking Valley of Whode Organsation
Kin Coul
Asso | Giztion
Mantaglon
Ators
Hecking Valley
Unitte Fawnship
Oledo
Ohen
Tull Road
Zanewville
Western
Kanawha
Michigan
Derek Coal Company
Yosking Valley
Flocking Valley Tatway Company
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Kanawha and Michigan “Railroad
Sunsuk Company
Foll
Mackeve Coat and Railway
Omo Land and Railway Company
Central States Construction Company
Thebould Coal Company
Benton Coal, Deck and Wharf Countie Kanawha and Horking Coal and Coke Company
Continental Coal Company
Zanesvilly Company
Uontx Ead
Sunday Creek
Hocking Valley Company
New York
Cheanjeaka
Rtort
Argentina Honors Wood General at Centennial Welcome
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, chief of staff U S A, arrives in Buenos Aires aboard the Montana to represent the United States at Argentina’s centennial celebrations. He is greeted by American minister Charles Sherrill and high officials, with formal receptions at the government palace. A flotilla of American warships accompanies the event.
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Centennial
Fuenos Alres
Leonard Wood
Ita
Argentina
Montana
Frear
Staunton
Iquaticon
Tennessee
South Dakota
North Carolia
Chester
Wood
Charles
Sherr
Legation
Aluorta
Mintetar Sherrill
Government Palace
Hig Tatinet
Santiago MM
Aires
Ribbon awarded at Warrenton horse show roadster class
In Richmond on May 16 the sixth annual Virginia Racing Run Horse Show Association event featured a tight roadster class with six entries. Colorel Purcell owned by Charlen Whitlock won the blue ribbon, Emma Stark also owned by Whitlock took second, and Warrenton Motor Club’s outfit topped a trio of hunters. The Tomahawk Club placed second with Riverside Club of Fredericksburg third. Anne Royall of Richmond rode for Riverside, finishing well despite a jump fault. Swarts rode for the winning team and Mrs. Osborne showed Tomahawk. Race results include three-year-olds and up, steeplechase, and other events with varying placings and times.
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Richmond
Virginia Racing Run Horse Show Association
Colorel Purcell
Charlen E. Whitlock
Emma Stark
Alt. Whitlock
Elags
Warrenton Ment Glu
Tomahawk
Riverside Club
Vetviamurg
Mise Anne Royall
Riverside
Misa Swarts
Mrs. Osborne
Ang Poward
B Tudlomgs
Ullsie Bbs Bret
Beorge Mallace
Benlats Thant
Lee
Luelle
Ana Firsie
Aise An
Noung Billzen Brat
Leo Pligg
Regenravan
Tne Daker
Kavex
Petar
Doit
Tieng
Editor Killed by Auto in Cleveland Night Crash
Cleveland editor in chief of the Waschter Und Anzgiger, W.S. Hickler, dies after being struck by a reversing car while trying to recover a hat. He was 49, having led the German-American paper for fourteen years and previously worked in Milwaukee. Wife and two children present.
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Cleveland
Unio
Simon Hickler
Waschter Und Anzgiger
America
Waebhter Und Anxelger
Milwaukee
Ranch Show Thrills Indian Tath Spectacular At 101 Ranch
Spectacular exhibition at 101 Ranch Wild West displays cowboys and cowgirls led by Mr and Mrs Tantlinger with Daring Day Dix. Imperial Cossacks perform horsemanship as Indians and riders enact frontier life with thrilling riding, lariat roping, and gun tricks before thousands. Performances scheduled for this afternoon and tonight.
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Ranch Wild
West
Great West
Miasta
Plaina Ly
Day
Dix
Prince Lucea
Lioness Attacks Trainer Amid Alligator Fight at Dreamland
Coney Island opened its season with crowds over the weekend as a lioness attacked a trainer at Bostock’s and two huge alligators, Tommy and Bull, fought at Alligator Joe’s Dreamland farm. Bull bit off part of Tommy’s tail. the crowd fled as guards restored order. In Springfield, Representative Michael Link denied bribery offers to influence a vote in the forty sixth general assembly. Subpoenas were issued for Chicago business leaders as prosecutors widen the probe into state lawmakers and the Illinois manufacturing group. Browne trial delayed to May 24 for motion to quash.
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New York
Coney Island
Bostock
Alligator
Joe
Dreamland
Bostock’s
Duchess
Peter ‘Taylor
Duchese
Springfield
Michael Link
Mitchell
Sangamon County Drevk
Suirrey
Sangar
Mon County
United States
Link
Taylor
Ner
Jack Banavita
Boetock
Henry Falkenburg
Bonavita
Falkenburg
Hon
Alligator Joe’s
Tommy
Bull
Tommy Hay
Galvin
Luna
Tinos Manufacturers’ Association
Diinols General Assembly
Manufacturers’ Association
Garioua
Ilinois Steel Company
Schoolbook Trust
Panic at Newark Circus Injures Seven Children
A mistaken cry of the lost son sparked a crowd crush near a Newark circus. Seven children were badly crushed, a man collapsed, a woman dislocated her shoulder, and many others suffered minor injuries. A mounted cop’s horse caused chaos as spectators fled, with damaged storefronts and trampling of baby carriages.
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Falla
New York
Newark
Dageleas
Wreckers endanger West Shore train near Fort Plain
A West Shore Line fast train No. 1003 bound for Chicago was derailed by a pile of ties on the track near Fort Plain. Engine plowed into the heap, but engineer Garvey triggered emergency brakes and avoided a worse event. It took an hour to clear the track and resume service.
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Washington Com Ution
Fort Plain
West Shore
Chicago
Garvey
Hotels and Guests Across Cities Listed in Abridged Directory
A long list of names and places appears under a hotel guest directory, naming guests in Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities. The items include many individuals with affiliations to Shoreham and Willard hotels along with distant places such as Los Angeles Hartford and Toronto.
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California
Wittlan
MM. Tell
Los _Angeles
H.W. Oaths
W. F. Grey
Mt. Burnetts
Sri Pranetseo
Willard
Connecticut
Moble
Stores
Willer
George M.adkins
Tuttle
New Haven
Pock Dua
Mina
Chaco
Hartford
Tixieigh
Colorado
Simom Bitterman
Nanver
Artington
Hates
Davidson
Lowlaville
Hell Teur
Calhoun
Minnesota
Mia
C. Tandry
Mint
Margaret McGragor
Minneapolla
New York State
Alexander Anderson
Bchenectady
Shoreham
J.T. Baker
Buffet
Shhumacher
Rices
Smithsod
Ite
Haddonheld
Jubith
New Jersey
William ‘T. Ryans
Montciatt
Arlington
Elmer Underwood
Autnmi
Riggs
Dire
Cyphara
Newark
Walters
Syl Walters
Phillipsburg
Inra
OBJO_E
McMilan
Liverpool
EL Jame
Frank
I. Honor Ana Wits
Henge Xod
Casselman
Akron
EbBitt
Pennsylvania
Fred Larch
Easton
Jemas Barnest
Bloomdeld
Texas
W. W. Burr
Houston
St. Jamea
James
Nauban
Antin
Shareham
Orm
Davis
Mies
C.F. Brigen
Kaling
William' Rosves
Reet Worth
Biggs
Virgineac
K. Moby
Staunton
Washington Theaters Present Greet Players Cast in Comedy
The Goldsmith comedy at Washington theaters features Mr Greet as Tony Lumpkin with Ruth Vivian in the old hag role and Violet Vivian as Kate Hardcastle. The Columbia Players perform Langdon Mitchell’s The New York Idea with Miss Julian Dean and Dor othy Webb, praised for scene craft and witty passages.
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Iscuss
Greet
William H. Crane
Jeffreys
Mr. Greet
Tony Lumpkin
Ruth Viviah
Tony
Kate Hardcastle
Violet Vivian
Fercival Seymour
Mr.'Greet
Three Pigeons
Bs & School
Mc Great
Kalstatt
Westing
Columbia Players
Julian Dean
Langdon Mitchell
New York
Miss Dean
Paul McAlietor
Hardlake
Jwork
Hyerett Butterfield
George Arliss
Mr. Butterfield
Frank Shannon
Philip Phillmore
Cnties
Stehmed
Milady
Robert W. Chambers
Society
Ika
Disease kills ten daily in Ahuejukto Mexico
A strange fatal illness in Ahuejukto Jalisco rapidly wipes out residents. The sickness lasts only a few hours and yields death in many cases, according to reports from Mexico City dated May 18. The outbreak has depopulated the town as authorities investigate the cause and seek remedies.
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Ahuejukto
Mexico
Mexico City
Jalisco
Iwaya
East Washington Association discusses park land requests
The East Washington Citizens Association met at East Washington Hall to review the commissioners unfavorable report on their petition to set aside land for park reservations. They urge government purchase of land between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets diagonally along South Carolina Avenue for a park and improvements to the circle at the east end of Pennsylvania Avenue. A monument to Commodore Joshua Barney, a Washington naval defense figure, is proposed for the circle, with a Hill in Congress to name it Commodore Barney Circle.
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East Washington
Joehua Barney
Wash-ington
Congress
Commodore Barne
Grace Hartenstein Dies By Poison In New York Apartment
Mrs Grace Hartenstein wife of Frederick Hartenstein superintendent of the Long Island Rail Road died by her own action in her New York apartment tonight taking poison She had lived apart from her husband for some time though he says their relations were pleasant and he provided for her Her family resides in Ontario Canada
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New York
Grace Hertenstein
Frederick Hartenstein
Long Island Railroad
Lincoln Anniversary Noted by Emancipation League
The Lincoln Emancipation League of the District of Columbia marked the fiftieth anniversary of Lincoln and Hamlin’s nomination at Metropolitan Baptist Church. J W Poe opened with a history of Lincoln, followed by remarks from former Senator John M Thurston and Representatives John P Bwasey and Charles F Scott among others. A resolution endorsed a bill proposing $20,009 for the Industrial Institute for Colored Youth of the District.
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Congress
Lincoln Emancipation League
District of Columbia
Abraham Tincoin
Hannihal Harlin
United States
Metropolitan Baptist Church
M. W. D. Norman
J. W. Poe
Lincoln
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
John P. Bwasey
Maine
Alexander Wilbanks
Charles F. Scott
Kansas
B. Gaskins
W. T. Griffin
B. Fonville
House
Industrial Institute For Colored Youth
Reverend Joan Howard Shakespeare to Speak at Bethany Baptist
London pastor and descendant of a Shakespearean line, Rev. Joan Howard Shakespeare, secretary of the Baptist World Alliance, will lecture at Bethany Baptist Church tonight at 8 o'clock. She is credited as a leading nonconformist organizer who aided recent political revolutions and gospel awakening in Europe and Russia, invited by Rev. Hugh Stevenson and Washington Baptists to hear Magland's noted preacher.
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Joan Howard Shakespeare
London
Baptist World
Allance
Wil
Bethany Baptist Church
Shakespeare
Great
Britain
Russia
Hay
Noe
Great Britain
Washington
Hugh Stevenson
Reading Baptist
Mag
Mrs Betells yella Melville dies in Philadelphia
Mrs Betells yella Melville wife of Rear Admiral George W Melville died at her home 420 North Eighteenth Street Philadelphia after several weeks illness. Daughter of George S Polis she married Admiral Melville three years ago at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. The naval officer is noted as an Arctic explorer and is widely known to friends.
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Chase
Victor H. Smalley
Washington
Dulles Rebarter
Ir. Smalley
Variety
New York
John Baker
Baker
Steve
Steve Ana Baker
Flddiera
Volconie Reds
Litta Billy
Iis
Helene Greatrex
Percy Wenrich
Dolly Connolly
Toll Bridge
Frankée Carpenter
Jere Grady
Frankie Carpenter
Cherries
Aketelr
Old Bridge
Philadelphe
Naval cMeer
Seventeen Get Diplomas at Chevy Chase Seminary
Vice President James S. Sturman presided over graduation exercises for seventeen pretty graduates of Chevy Chase Seminary at College. Dressed in white and crowned with wreaths, the class entered to a March. Diplomas were presented by the Vice President, who urged the graduates to honor their alma mater throughout life. Names include Armstrong, Beil, Currey, Bytes, Jones, McHane, McNair, Moorshead, Nienois, Quizaby, Schindel, Shieldg, Swan, Mundegref, Willams, and Winger from various states.
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Pretty xi
Chevy Chase Seminary
James S$. Sturman
Persen
Prinvira Barker
Thomas Evans Greene
J Voice Cultura
Felix Garzeira
May Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Florence Beil
New Jersey
Verris Currey
Indiana
Dorothy Bytes
Ohio
Michigan
Marchene Winger
Ohts
Sherman
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrive and Depart
A list of steamship arrivals and departures for New York and other ports includes vessels from London Naples Naples to New York and Liverpool to New York with timing notes. The schedule mentions ships such as Sy fer Marta and Cecilie, and references cities including Glasgow and Naples with morning deck departures on various days.
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New Yadorting
Ewvre
Cileage
New York
Boulogne Enter
New Fork
Gtbraker
Berlin
Asponten
Sable
elend—Gertania
Trom
Naples
Tor
Mill Coe
Neon Welnonstys
Bivecher Fom
Tae
Purncasth
Om ‘Glaskow
New
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Coumbis Lodge
Naval Lodge Hall
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Tantlinger
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Arena
Big Che Pony Express
Picnie Cowboys
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Illinois
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Sangamon County
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Cook County
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Wayman
Charlas A. White
Te Legislatura
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Cimtro
Lees
Lancers
Taft
Pennsylvania Lancers’ Association
Culpeper
Taviait
Grodno
Ukplavaky
Walker
A. G. Walker
Idjunct South Cleveland Banking Company
Ohio State
Moston
Mousy
P. Porter
Charles Hall Adems
Rigiedeh
Omicago
Frank Darrell
BB. Metutt
Alte
Mre
J. ML. Wilkon
W. T. Camishbilt
Richard Gantar
Arthur Gaming
Bexps
Velune Grentrex
Louis Giron
Mem M.A. Row
Katy Tellmen
Halsigh
Cuty
Mick Ful
Rihl
Br. Mayer
H.W. Alderson
G. Th’ Swart
Sonn Hi. Mitterd
WD. Shattuck
Ian Adane
J. IC Mumlard
Abras- Ger Froudel
Roy Grivee
Raielzh
Priladhlpira
K. di. West
St. Jame
Charles Wloth
Misy 8
F Woodrutl
Turner
George B. "Penna
B Ayres
Raleigh
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J. C. Bradley
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Rector’s
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Biartin
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National Theater
Pixley
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Robert Lett
Lett
Charles Udell
Os Mudge
Bonita
Lillishawn
Ada Mende
Bonors
Dorothy ‘Webb
Caplitas
Miss Webb
Aca
Annette
Miss Meade
Piole
Agnes Finlay
Laure Millard
Dodo
Piotura
Cleopatra
Mare Antony
Octavia
Arcada
East Washington Citizens’ Association
Mee
Hartenstein
Long Island
Heme
Athenus
Central Oil & Gas Stove
Washington SL
Boston
Meee
Actary
Gardner
Masa
Emancipation League
J. H. Shakespeare
Second Baptist Church
Bard of Avon
E. P. Melville
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Daily Post
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