ALEANS TO DEMOCRATS BITTER AGAINST TARIFF LAW
Special correspondence from Columbus reports Republicans and Democrats in Ohio rallying behind Harmon for governor and opposing Cannon, while noting factions unsure about Taft re nomination. The piece analyzes harmonized state unity, graft suppression under Harmon, and insurgent candidates for Congress amid the high tariff controversy.
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Harmon
Congress
Cannon
New York Evening Post
Columbus
Onia
Ohio
Judson Trurmontur
Taft
Charles Dick
United States Senate
Warren G. Harding
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Burton
Cox ix
Harding
Cox
George B Cox
Hamilton
Faft
Akron
Poliica
Tarding
A. R Johnson
R M Switzer
Ohi
House
Gen Kelfer
Millionaire's Son Convicted In New York Court
Harold Decker, 29, said to be son of a Chicago millionaire, was sentenced to Sing Sing today for two and a half to five years. He faced charges connected with a woman named Richter, who he allegedly took to a location near Rosheater, N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold Decker
Chicago
Jbduddet Horeach
Richter
von Breaya
Rosheater
Church Completed In One Afternoon In Gary Indiana
Under Pastor Rev Martha Stout Trimble parishioners of the Christian Church in Gary Indiana erected and finished a complete church building in a single afternoon. Materials arrived early Saturday, workers laid foundations, walls, roof and sermon chairs were placed as electricians wired the interior. By eight o'clock the organ and chairs were inside and Mrs Trimble began services. labor was donated by local mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Gary
Ind
Martha Stout Trimble
Christian Church
Trimble
Middies Deny Hazing Four May Answer Charge
A board of investigation at the Naval Academy is probing hazing allegations involving four fourth-class midshipmen while upper-class midshipmen may face punishment. The inquiry, led by Capt Bowyer, examines whether first-class midshipmen officers overstepped roles in correcting underclassmen, with potential dismissal if hazing is proven.
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Board of Inquiry
Washington Post
Annapelis
Board of Investigation
J. M Bowyer
Naval Academy
Lieut. G. W. Steele
Department of Discipline
Supt Bowyer
Discipline Department
Bowyer
Midship
Midshipmen
Fred H Poteet
Jig
Academy
Navy tests Pacific coal in Seattle era
Secretary of the Navy George von L Meyer visits Seattle and endorses Pacific coast coal if it passes naval tests. The collier Saturn sailed to San Francisco with Seattle mined coal for Pacific fleet use, aiming to replace Eastern coal on Pacific coast vessels.
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Seattle
Wash
Navy
George von L. Meyer
United States
Meyer
Saturn
San Francisco
Taft Pardons Man Convicted of Illicit Stills
Max Cohen, sentenced April 5 to eighteen months in jail and a $100 fine for involvement with an illicit still in New York City, was pardoned yesterday by President Taft. A trial judge and the district attorney had advised on his destitute family’s needs, leading to the clemency action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Max Cohen
New York City
Admiral Evans Sees Pacific Trade Friction Rising
Rear Admiral Evans predicts inevitable friction with Japan over Pacific trade as the United States builds a stronger fleet. He warns that deteriorating 12 inch guns require funding, notes lack of US merchant marine, and urges a sustained Pacific presence to deter conflict while promoting a peaceful division of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Meyer
Congress
New White House Lights On Pennsylvania Avenue
Last night dazzling electric lights were turned on along the White House avenue area. Twenty four lamps, twelve on each side, illuminate the executive grounds and the adjacent park, echoing the power and style of recent Sixteenth street installations.
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Avenue
Mansion
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Lafayette Park
Executive Grounds
Park
Sixteenth Street
Hands Crackled and Peeled Recount Cure by Cuticura
Mrs Minnie Drew of Danforth Street Jamaica Massachusetts reports skin relief after a year of suffering from cracked hands. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment for rapid improvement and full cure, urging publication to help others. The advertisement promotes Cuticura remedies for eczema rashes and irritations with a 32 page care book offered.
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Minnie Drew
Danforth St
Femaica
Mass
Coticra
Etvfe
Drog& Chem Corp
Gols Prope
Beaton
Cothurs
Divorce hearings flood Allegheny courthouse in three rooms
Special to The Washington Par Pittsburg Oct 10 189 cases filed for marital relief across three courtrooms at the Allegheny county courthouse with 15 contested. Desertion is the usual charge by wives in most cases. Judge Ford presides over the largest list of 138 cases while Judge Haymaker hears three and Judge Swearingen handles 35.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Reno
Allegheny County
Thomas J. Ford
John C. Haymaker
Joseph M. Swearingen
Attempt To Wreck Bridge In Worcester
Police sought to identify three men seen near a Boston and Albany Railroad bridge under construction in Worcester Massachusetts after two dynamite blasts damaged a trestle and an abutment. The Phoenix Bridge Company employs nonunion labor and reported slight damage near Franklin Street.
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Worcester
Maes
Boston and Albany Railroad
Franklin Street
Phoenix Bridge Company
Boy Falls Into Croton Aqueduct at High Bridge
In New York on Oct 16 a year-old boy named Joseph Plenty died after venturing into an emergency outlet of the Croton Aqueduct near High Bridge station. Eight days of draining the main section failed to free the body, which was recovered as water was nearly emptied from the large pipes. The incident occurred as curiosity drove the child to explore the four-foot opening in the hill side, where a 20-foot drop awaited after a right-angle turn.
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Washington Post
New York
Robby D Evans
Carnegie Hall
Plaza Hotel
Evans
Commissiona
Meyer
Congress
Croton Aqueduct
High Bridge
Joseph Plenty
Iad
Young Plenty
High Bridge Park
West Widstreat
Croton Main
Garea
135Th Street
Army Orders Summarize Officer Leaves and Transfers
Army orders list leaves of absence for First Lieut George Marehell Jr and others, plus several officer transfers and appointments in cavalry, engineers, coast artillery, and medical corps. Includes examinations at Fort Thomas and New York, with assignments to regiments, schools, and depots.
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George ©. Marehell Jr
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Richard Twills
Coast Arillery Corps
Willam H Miller
Generel
Sfteen
Frederick Foltz
Fifteenth Cavalry
George H Cameron
Fourteenth Cavalry
Robert M Blanchard
Medical Corps
Fort Thomas
Philippine Scouts
George B Jones
Medical Reserve Corps
Charles M Matgne
U .A
Oklahoma University Preparatory School
Tonkawa
Okla
Roy W. Ashbrook
Seventeenth Infantry
New York City
Leo A Dewey
Fort Slocum
Charles H. Danforth
Frederick Abbot
Corps of Engineers
Army Building
Clarence H Knight
Solomon W. Ruess Jer
Avera
Robert D Read
Tenth Cavalry
Leutenant
Third Cavalry
James A. Gole
Eighth Cavalry
Read
Coast Artillery Corps
Harry J. Steele
Kenneth C. Masteler
Naval Orders and Movements Of Vessels In 19th Century Lists
Orders issued to Lieut JF Atkinson and other officers assign duties in Charleston Honolulu and Asiatic station. Arrivals include Panther New York Yorktown Callao Leonidas Bewall Point North Dakota Tompkinsville Sylph Delaware Breakwater Birmingham Newport Bangor, and several ships at Boston Norfolk and Norfolk. Sailing passages show Panther Iwana Nebraska Rhode Island Minnesota Vermont Min nesota etc toward various ports. movements include Vestal Princeton Sylph Dolphin and other ships from navy yards to Newport News Annapolis Philadelphia and Norfolk.
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Panther
Na Yard
New York
North Carolina
Dubuque
Portsmouth
N. H
Yorktown
Callao
Leonidas
Bewall Point
North Dakota
Tompkinsville
Sylph
Delaware Breakwater
Birmingham
Newport
Louisiana
Kansas
New Hampshire
Norfolk
Des Moines
Lisboh
Helena
Biskwan
Michigan
Nebraska
Rhode Inland
Virginia
Boston
New York City
Navy Ryard
Iwana
Delavers
Wilmington
Delaware
Washington
Dolphin
Annapolis
Boys' Wild Ride on Engine From Albany to New York
Three Albany youths Charles Child 12 Thomas Funk 14 and Robert Marsh 16 rode the pilot of the North Adams express traveling 90 miles at high speed before being found by engineer Thomas Bressett near the roundhouse. They ran away from home seeking jobs as messengers in New York.
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Washington Post
White Plains
N. Y
North Adams Express
Hartem Road
Hillsdale
North White Plains
Charles Child
Thomas Funk
Robert Marsh
Albany
New York
Thomas Breasett
Bressett
Openair Treatment Begun For Montclair Tuberculosis Children
Twenty one Montclair children threatened with tuberculosis started study and recitation in an open air public school under a large tent this morning. They will study all winter with woolen clothing heat blocks of soapstone in seating bags on cold days. Hot milk crackers and a hot noon luncheon will be served. Pupils will be weighed weekly and those who lose weight will receive special treatment.
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Montclair
N. J
Two Meal Plan Endorsed by Medical Association
Dr F B Turck of Chicago urged the two meals a day system before the Mississippi Valley Medical Association. He argued diet shapes character and notes Turks thrive on simple meals of dates and milk while performing hard labor. He contrasts this with America’s fuller meals and armor plate diet cited in the hints.
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F. B. Turck
Chicago
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
All America
Turkey
Turck
Verdict for Ambassador in Foreign Attachment Case
Pittsburg October 10 judge Shafer quashed a writ of foreign attachment against John G A Leishman American ambassador at Rome. The case brought by Q If Bodington of Paris claimed 223000 francs for services in adjusting a marriage settlement linked to the ambassadors daughter becoming the Countess de Gonaut Biron. The court held the debt contracted in France and the defendant remained a Pittsburg resident, so the writ cannot lie in this state.
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Pittsburg
John G A Leishman
Rome
Shafer
Q If Bodington
Paris
France
Countess de Gonaut Biron
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Pistorio
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Joseph B
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Arsene Lupin
William Courtenay
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Claude
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Clifford
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Pat Whitate
Punmekers
Washington Society
Girla Aong
W. B. Moses. & Sons, Or
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Biost Cley
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Will Lame
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