Isaac E. Huffman *Senator Isaac E. Huffman of Butler County, Ohio, sentenced to jail for bribery The Journal News Fri, Jul 12, 1912 ·Page 1

Senator Frank J. Gardner Press and Sun-Bulletin 14 Oct 1910, Fri · Page 14 Arrested in Bribery charges

John L. Haven, State Senate. NOTE: SHOULD BE "Havens

Outlaw League executives: left to right, Marshall Henderson, co-owner Pittsburgh; William T. Murphy, owner Cleveland; Ambrose Hussey Jr., co-owner, Brooklyn; William A. Witman, first league president and owner, Reading; Ernest C. Landgraf, co-owner, Richmond; John J. Ryan, co-owner Cincinnati; Hugh

Marvin H. Lewis Marvin Harrison Lewis, president general of the Sons of the American Revolution The Johnson City Staff 04 Nov 1924, Tue · Page 8

Geo. W. Blake Special to The New York Times. March 15, 1913, Saturday ALBANY, N.Y., March 14. -- Gov. Sulzer to-day appointed George W. Blake, a New York newspaper writer, Special Commissioner to investigate the management and affairs of all the prisons and reformatories in the State

John B. Riley *In 1892, John B. Riley was "Chief Inspector of the State Civil Service Commission," based in Plattsburg NY; he was also a superintendent of an "Indian school"; later State Superintendent of Prisons, appointed in 1913; served on the state's Prison Reform Commission; died in 1916

F.C. Webb, Pat Farrell, P.J. Morr, J.T. Butler, and M.J. Harmon Part of the dynamiters trial of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Frank C. Webb, Patrick F. Farrell, John T. Butler were among 38 found guilty. Not sure who Morr and Harmon are

Geo. White